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__SANFORD FLO R ID A , FR ID A Y , OCTOBER 22. TB2B
LOSSES
Indianapolis Club
Will
Train Here
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Eight Pages Today
jsters w _ Earthquake Most
Violent Since 1906
■■■ ■ ^
Peace Pact A fter Many
The most violent shock felt In
Francisco previously and
Y ears O f Bootleg W ar San
the most memorable in the
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The Indlannpolls, Ind., Bnse
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Ball Glob, of tne American As
sociation, will trnin in Snnford
next spring, It was announced
today by Hayward Smith, sec
city's history occurred a t five
retary of the club.
■CHICAGO, O c. 2 2 . — (IP) — A1 the north side hand of gangsters o'clock on the morning of April
The announcement was made
(Scarfnce) Capone, reputed hiler nnd liquor runners. Tho reputed 18, 1900, when tho city was laid
a t the meeting of tho Chamber
of
vice lands or Cicero, rode successor of Woiss, Vincent in ruins mostly ns a result of
Than 650 Dead of Commerce in tho Scmlnolo Answers Questions of Reed homotho"alono"
this morning, "with, (Schomor) Drucci, was named as fires started by tho quake.
Four Provinces Cafe. The -club will bring 28
From Sick Bed In Indiana out fear thnt nny minute I ’tf get a one of tho four present at the
In that diRster 462 lives wore
players, officials and trainers
Hospital to AVhich L atter mtlchino gun in my fafco," after peace conference. The others were lost,
Tremblers'
tordingv to Last and
1,600 persons injured and
will reach hero early in
Quake Bulletins
n gang "peace treaty" in George (Bugs) Moran, nnd Mnxic
Goes From CUy of Chicago asigning
266,000
mado
homeless.
The
West Coast <
loop hotel.
|rd From Capital March for a 30-day stay. At
Eiscn, recently returned to Chlcngo
WASHINGTON, Oct 22.—(/P)—
Jcaot five, major league team s1
"Gnnglnnd’s killing hnvo come nnd suposed to bo one of the initia property loss wns estimated at
Into Terrorized Si
Probe to Continue
5360,000,000. Tho qunkc as to Heavy earth shocks were register
will be played here, Mr. Smith
to nn end in C h lc n g o h e told n tors of the fraternal movement.
day's
s
presumed
to
hnvo
bcoh,
pense at K Am
said.
ed on Georgetown University seis
For Several Weeks reporter for the Herald nnd Ex“Didn't Wnnt to Die"
wns along the San Andreas mograph today, tho maximum be
ftminer after n two nhur conference
No bonus or spocinl induce
"I told them I didn’t wnnt to
ment was made to thh club to Senrttor Robinson Is Also to with rcpresentiUivcs of a powerful die," Capone snid. “I did not wnnt goological fault. Tho fault ex ing readied between '1:67 and 8:01
tends along the const range A. M. Eastern time.
come here, Edward J. Trotter*
Be Called Before Comittee north side band n which “Al" them to die either. I said it wa3 mountains
from a point on
shook hands urd made up, renjem- necessary. Wo could find a more
[less May Num- secretary of the' trade body,
Director Tondorf snid shocks
Inquiring
Into
Kian
Politics
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Northern
*California
north of were cdntlnuing up to 8:30 when
boring
the
old
days
"when
wo
were
said. Negotiations to bring tjie
sensible wny to settle our difficul San Francisco to the Gulf of
6,500 if New team hero were made through
INDIANAPOUS, lnd., Oct! 22. nil in ono mob nnd happy.”
he made his readings.
ties. I had sent word to them
—(/P)—Emphatic
denial
that
hoj
The final gathering was held, many times before Hymie died. Lower California. It follows
ricts Check Up the chamber.
No Great Damage
the coasV lino from a distance
ever had any understanding with Capone said, after preliminary con
MONTEREY,
Calif..
Oct.
22.—
Yet Reported
the local or nationnl officers of tho ferences between himself nnd nn They thought I was kidding. .But 100 miles south of San Francis
LNA, Oct. 22.—(/P)—
when they saw I wns in earnest, co where it sworvoa in approxi 1/P)—Thre*-cnrthqunkcR, occurring
Ku
Klux
Kian
was
mado
today
by
Intermediary ltnd paved the way.
ndvices
reaching
Affected Dit
mately 20 miles nnd gradually at intervals of nn hour and five
Senator Watson, Republican, In It followed previous plcns for podte they sent word to me that they
today indicated th a t
wanted
to
talk
things
over."
extends further eastward, tra minutes,, Jarred Mbntcroy penin
diana, before tho, Senate campaign from the Cicero leader, who in
SAN FRANCISCO, O
When Capone rode home alone, versing Los Angeles, Riversido sula early today. The first tem
inn G50 persons perfunds committee.
veigled against "useless slaughter" he did somohing he hadn|t dono In
—(/P)—Two
violent
blor
wns
felt
nt
4:40
A.
M.
It
and
Snn
Diego
counties.
vnrious places in the
Senator Watson was questioned on tho ground that “there is two years. “When I used to go
rattled dishes and windows, nwoke quakes rocked the ce
es of Havana, Mnin his room at tho Methodist Hos enough business for us nil."
out in my car, it looked .llko a fu
inhabitants nnd broke small house conBt counties of Callfo
pital whero he is slowly recowr
janfn Clara and Pinar
"Now, for the firbt timo in two neral. It had to look like that so
hold
krtlclcs. Tho second and third this . m orning ju s t an ho
ing from injuries received in an years I will sleep without n gun
r in the hurricane
it wouldn’t be one. I feol like n
shocks were less severe.
automobile
nccidcnt
about
two
apart. TJie first shock
under my pillow," Cftpono wns Ruy all of n sudden let out of pris
[truck the island WedNo dnmngc has bgcn'reported.
Radio Messages Picked Up By wcckB ago.
quoted as saying. "I believo it’s on."
a t 4:B6 :.a'.-um. and| las
[morning.
“I never had any understanding i peace to stay. I know I wont
Miami Station Prom Nassau
about tw enty seconds,
anicipalltics were wiped
Tho terms of tho treaty were
STOCKTON, •Calif., O ct 22.— second was a t 6*136 a. m.
| c.500 persons were rrtvGives Rise to Hope That with local or nationnl officers of bre*': it and I don’t think thev simple, Capone snid:
,
(JP)—Three distinct- earthquakes
Ku Klux Kian that I was to will. ’
neles*. It is thought tho
Islands Escaped Gale Fury tho
"Our
fight
wns
never
over
busi
nivnkened sleepers In Stockton this was m uch sharper but 1
be supported by them because of
The ->ncc, if pence renmins. ness. It was all bad feeling be
|(ltma?c will reach nearly
morning. The first quako at*3 A4, Only about 15 seconds. , No
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Oct. uny vote or nny action of mine." came wi. !o police still were inves tween one man und another. I
No definite figures
Jurlfts and no BCrtous damnge
M., stopped tho courthouse clock reported.
oUl damage and loss of 22.(/P)—Meagre radio, mesages Scnntor Watson told Senator Ileod, tigating the i:..- .'.cd crews . Bur- haven’t nny business on tho north
Suggestion
Is
Made
By
For
in
the
domo
176
feet
nbova
■
the
Democrat,
Missouri,
the
commlt| been received it is be- . Picked up by ,h . M m Bcuch B.dlu I
rounding tlia rccont machine gun side nnd they have -not nny in
rest Lake a t the Chamber street. The second one, nt 4:36, The center4of tho shocks app<
slaying
of,uHvmic
Weiss,
successor
.
n
,
.
,
Cicero.
They
all
stay
in
their
| Company ns they passed between' ging
'
*into
" charges
"
of klnn political
Meeting A fter nn Animntcd caused the chnndiiers in the Stock- od to be between San Franc
lo Dan o B...iion, who was ruler of backyards nnd I’ll stay in mine."
na nlono, it is estimated Nassau and Miami this morning domination in Indiana.
Bay. The tremblei
Qiscussion on Cooperation Ctn stato hospital to swing and and-Monterey
persons were killed and
were felt a* far south as S i
aroused
many
pntients
from
thclc
.
Besides
henring
Senator
Wntson,
gives
rise
to
the
hope
that
the
red and houses were tieSanford retail mcrchnnts were slumbers. Another ono was felt at Luis Obiapo, approximately 2f1
•hich Iind sheltered some Bahamas were not hnrd hit by the the committee planned to question J
frdto San Franoikco and I
Senator
Robinson,
Republican
can'
urged to organize nt once by May 5:86. Brie fu’ brae in many homtfa miles
les.
\
hurricane which swopt over Cuba didntc for re-election, who it has
fhl* nbfth 'ns Napa, 00 miles fro
wns
topplbd
over.
No
damage
hna
or Forrest Lake nt the luncheon
ilages comprising the nnd4veered off tho lower Floridn been charged, has tho .support of
hero. . They were also felt i
been reported..
ty of Batabano on tho keys to the open sen.
mooting
of tho Sanford Chamber
Stockton,
00 miles east and soutl
tho kian, nnd W. Loo Smith, grand
.1
1 l (.'• ---1
;
t of the island, reported
of Commerce in the Seminole Cnfo . SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 22.—(A1)
dragon of the Indinnn renlm of
Tho
messages
to
Miami
dill
not
land both towns destroyed,
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Oct.
22that
organization.
following nil nninmtcd discussion —Another sharp cnrthqiiako rock
the first upon which the stnlo whether the islands have been
UP)—Through
the
cnrthq’
Several
other
witnesses
are
under
between several members on the ed Sun Francisco at 5:36 a'. W:
fell, when it came out hit or whether they suffered nny subpoena, but Senator Reed is
shooks which rocked Snn Franc
damage from the storm. Rndio
ribbenn sen.
lack of co-operation between Busi. Tho police department kaid no co this .morning, the telep
Child
of
8
and
Unknown
Line
;
Inform
the
Seminole
County
hopeful
thnt ho can concludo
reporta of injuries or property
.
-------- tho
--dperntors of tho Pacific Telepho
lying midway between operators believe that dependable .
man Dead as Result of Com ' • num ber of Commerce Of ness men here.
damage had been rtceivod.; '
communication
will
bo
established
*
l_
nqViry
ton,J*bt
R0.
he
cnn
return
nd Batabano, had .'JO fnt- ngnin some time today when tho to Kansas City, where he has n
and
Telegrnph Company remained
ing in Contact Willi Fallen
Tho meeting today was circu- i The city of Snn Pose, 60 miles
Ihtuntions A fter
Board
nt thoir posts
nnd
kept
calm.
At Gabriel there were rndio station at Nassau will hnvc npenking engagement tomorrow.
W«
HI
IU
ail-Jib V
fu n * ,
Inrized
ns
"merchants
day”
by*
the
sbuthdast,
-was
badly
shaken,
ac
Wires During Emergency
Had Directed rtn Inquiry
entra! I’ajaro eight, Gui- iind time to make necessary to
They
gave
alarmed
inqdlrera
CheerJ
Chamber of Commerce, ami accord cording to reports received by the
The
Inst
day
of
4
the
committee's
tiana nine. Camp Colum- day when the rndio statioh at Nns- session at Chicago brought addi
fu]
ndvlde
and
procured
Mforrflation
MIAMI, Fin., Oct. 22.—(/P)~
A county agricultural agent will ing to Edwnrd J. Trotter, sccro- Pacific Telephone and4 Telegraph Tbr tha Associated PrCss nhd made -,1
Gunnnimcou three. Ma sau will have had time to make tional testimony ns to kian domina Two persons were electrocuted and
bo
appointed shortly, Seminole tcry of the trado body, letters 1Company. Nnpa, 50 miles to tho
lty fix, and Guinea three, necessary repairs. .
tion in Indiana politics; an om- another person wns burned severe County Commissioners informed were sent to 110 mcrchnnts which north* frtt terrific earth wrench, as long distance connections as tho;
parts had been received
Oakland, across the bny from nothing-had happened.
phntic statement from R. Earl .ly . in two
, separate accidents here the board of' governor* of tho Semi asked them to bo present today
m parts or the munici- i MIAMI. Fin., Oct. 22.—
"Aren't you girls afraid4?”
Peters, chairman of tho Indiana , ny from contact with )Jve nole County Chamber of Com- nnd express themselves ns to how 1hero.
tlsarns,
operator was asked,
.
*
start Democratic cominittoo, (hat i
TbfWie hurricane which dc*
npree last night. The countyJ isb tho chamber cnn be of assistance to
Rfo, over whicli the storm tnted Havana and lashed K cy!h,.s organization has no afrtllaUofT
tfilMnni Arncl W e l l ; f*.
QUEER PRANKS
,
not hntf'n county agent- fln eath e thent, - Immediately uftcr several
JS P I <vny.
nre," was *
They were cut off from West with a 100 mile gale yester- i
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OAKLAND. 'Cnlif., OcL 22.—(/P) ply, "but weVo sticking."
or support from tho kian and denth instantly when n high ten resignation of B. F. Whitncr, Jr., visitors hnd _given short talks,'
ation because of wrecked day spent its fury in the Gulf ' c,mrtrrs by
which
A. Douglass, president of the"'trade The earthquakes which shook OnkClyde Walb, choir- sion wire fell from n .pole on
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.. scvernl months ngo.
Tho first shook was peculiar*
and telegraph lines and stream to tho northeastward of m"'.1 of tbc. Republican stnto com- Jtacmcn were working nnd struck
The boHrd asked commissioners body, asked how ninny mcrchnnts' kind along with Sail Francisco this started gradually, gently swaying
ailways and roads. ’
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.......revenled 10, morning-played somoqueer prnnlcs. desks and tables. Old timers fa
present. A......
count
Miami, efforts were beingg made
nun mittcc, thnt tho stato wns beingjhlm. He was playing in a pool of present nt tho meeting In Lnko 'wore
rvivors in various dis- here to establish communication
In the Schlesinger department milial with such things soon got 4
inicatic "flooded” with propaganda for tho water in front of his home. Rich- Mary to hnve a county agricultural j merchants in attendance.
ny of them seriously in- with N««3«u nnd other islands of World Court nnd tho League of nrd Elifon, Southern pell Tele agent nnd a home demonstration
store, one of tho largest 1 nthc suspicious, however, and Jumped
"A
letter
wns
sent
out
to
1
1
9
re without food, medicine the Bahamas, where severe damage Nations.
phone Company lineman, was agent appointed soon. Tho com ________
______ to_ b c 'c*ty' n wax mod°l4In one of the up from chairs nnd got away from
merchants _____
inviting them
and frantic appeals were
Deters said he knew nothing of burned badly when he went to the missioners declared that arrange here to tell of their problems,*"
Mr. ‘U»P,ny windows did n cross be- objects .th a t could fall or be
is
thought
to
hnvo
been
suffered.
aid.
* .
ments are now under wny for the
wide dissemination of such prop-1aid of the Ind.
Dougiuss
said.
"Ten
merchants
j fWocn J?0 8hl,mmy an‘l the pharlen thrown about. The swaying soon
Nassau
has
been
cut
off
from
iff committers have been
ngnndn, advertising to Wnlb’s
An unidentified lineman em appointment of a county agent, are present This shows thnt they ton whicn the first shock enme. turned Into jerks and then sub.
communication
since
midnight
Nearly 51000,000 already
churges thnt "interi^tionnl hank ployed during the storm emergen but no homo demonstration agent
The model plunged through a large
lukecribed. Government j w «dn*»‘>«y. while Gun 'Key, \ 43 ers weie sending money into every cy by the fire department was could be appointed nt tho present nre not interested in what wo ns a plate glass window into tho street ! sided for a while. This was fol
lowed by a rocking chair move-,
body can do for them.”
trucks and automo-1n,,les <lue e,,Ht of M'ami, is thought precinct in Indinnn to opposo Wat electrocuted shortly afterward time.
and was 'decapitated. Tho dnmTho president of the chamber ngo to model and windows is os- nient in which buildings waved to
bffn put into service in ^ no\o buffeted considerable dunt* son nnd Robinson, tho Democratic when n live *tvirc came in contact
An ngricuiturnl committee will
and fro, perhaps not as much aa .
reach interior villages, nge to shipping and liquor running chairman testified thnt he knew with a wire he was handling atop a lie appointed by each Chamber of body empii^sized tho need of mer timntod at $1,000.
thoy appeared to be from the side
boats.
.
chants
hero
coming
together
to
Commerce
in
tho
county
to
co
i all the homeless have
nothing of this nnd that his com pole . He was hurled to the ground
walks.
The
master
clock
in
the
city
hall
operate with the county secretary mnkc Sanford more of n shopping
food and shelter,
While Miami escaped the storm, mittee had received no money out and picked up lifeless.
In San Francisco, Oakland and
in compiling data on ncrcago now center. Big sums of money arc go tower, which regulates other clocks
bodies have hern taken which wns tho third hurricane in side of the state except $10,000
The condition of both Lloyd cultivated, crops grown, acreage in ing out monthly for merchandise in the city, wns stopped nt 4.37 n. Snn Jose, tho largest cities affect
lavina harbor, bringing the last two months to lash the from tho Democratic nutional com Soidner, 20, and Ivcr Clny, 27,
groves, production nnd nvnilnble
could bo ns well bought hero m. when the first shock was felt, ed, large buildings swayed like .
Jnumlu i- of known drowned West Indies, tho linhnmus nnd the mittee nt Washington.
Southorn Bell Compnny linemen, lands for cultivation ns yet unim thnt
as
elsewhere,
ho declared. "We Tho clocks in thq Elks Club build trees, driving people into the
Officials believe that lower Florida peninsula, Key West
One timo political influence of severely burned late j’esterdny by proved, it .was decided by the board
streets and parks for safety. Ho
read that $30,000 went out lnfet ing also stopped.
nore persons possibly met reported considerable damage to D. C. Stephenson, former grand live wires, toduy were reported
tel
guests were shaken from tbeir
Tho
ball
on
top
of
tke
flagpole
of
governors.
Chairman
Leon
L.
the harbor when tho windows nnd signs.
dragon of the Indinnn kian, who is considerably improved. In another Leroy appointed a committee to month in money orders and ns on tho city hnil fell nnd could not slumbers and those who -did not
nod the wind destroyed
much
went
to
Orlando,"
ho
said.
now serving n life sentence for part of the city about the same carry out tho plan an follows: R.
be found. Water pipes at the Oak rush to the streets, gathered,
ctaft.
murder,
wns touched upon by Rob time, Al Ledoux, 22, lincmnn's S. Entzmingor of Longwood; M. "Why can’t thnt remain here?"
land Technical High School were scantily clad in the lobbies.
|itninarj' estimate of the Military Investigates
helper of the Florida Power and
Albert Raffcld, asked for tho broken. Power wire^ at tho Al
Other cities reporting tho trem
'/damage done to ship-1 Death of Aged Man ert F. McNny of Iudinnapolis, a Light Compnny, received shock in E. Dooley of Genova nnd R. J. floor
nnd he launched into a warm ameda Municipal Light Works blers are: •• . '.
former grand titan of. tho kian,
Holly of Snnford.
4 4j
5,000,000,
a'nd Burt Morgan of this city, n juries by a wire from which lie died
Tho secretary wns instructed by defense of Sanford merchants, “I were broken. Guests fled from
Salinas, severe shocks, no inju
is dark and deserted at
shortly afterwards.
MONTGOMERY, Ain., Oct. 22.
the board to supplement u recent believo we have as live wire mer tho hotels but no injuries were re ries or serious damage.
\o street cars are run- —(A*)—With the arrivul hero of former prohibition enforcement
agent,
letter to Governor Martin in re chants in Snnford as In nny en ported.
Santa Cruse, shocks swayed
r .
the electric lights arc out. Inspector General II. S. Wagner,
gard to completion of the Geneva- terprising city," Mr. Raffcld de I
McNay said that Stephenson had Annie and Sallie
buildings and broke windows.
bg word of the deatli toll of Atlanta, the investigation being
Titusville road with tho statement clared.
had very extensive influence,
San Jose, rocked buildings and
fann, three citizens made
conducted
by
military
puthoritics
Appear
in
Court
that a petition signed by 700 vot Circular letters, he declared,
w
h
i
l
e
Morgan
h
e
"always
broko windows.
to Havana over wrecked at Maxwell field into the denth of
ers of the county have authorized would never bring out any group
thought)" there was some connec
Oakland; both shocks violently
lied with three nnd other
Annio Wood pleaded guilty to a
use of tho emergency road of men/ Thoy lack tho personal
shook buildings.
IThcy snid nil tho survi- Frank G. Browder, Montgomery tion between his action in causing charge of sitpple assault on Sallie the
for this work.
appeal -and are often lost in the
Stocktoq, shock not severe.
IBatabano and its sister cotton merchant, was continued to the apprehension of Stephenson Mne .Green and was fined $10 by fund
Commissioner John Meisch gave great volume of circunlrs and let
after his indictment and a request M. W. Lovell, justice of the peace,
Palo Alio, shocks violent but in
frgidiro do Bntabano nnd day.
injuries and no aerious damage i
Browder was killed Wednesday for his resignation as prohibition this morning, but Sallie pleaded a short talk stressing the fact thnt ters whicli the average business
"f San Antonin do Los
tho formation of the county cham
fere without medicine or morning by an nirpiano which officer.
^>t guilty to a similar charge in ber was a great step forward in mun roccivos today. If the mcr . Bov, Arthur S. Podc, former ported.
chnnts, who nre not members, had
Morgan testified that he Had his which Annie was alleged to have
Sacramento,, shocks not fslt
'rnry necessities of life, struck him on the head .as it flew
the county’s progress and suggest been invited over the telephone to rector of the Holy Cross Episcopal
agents watching the Stephenson been tho victim 'and was discharg ed
citizens of the town of over his plantation.
(Continued on page 6)
Church
of
Sanford,
has
brought
that a "Good will Tour" !>« mado attend the meeting, they would
suit
for
$80,000
damages
against
fi0 have reached Havana.
A warrant charging first degree estate because of complaint* that ed. Both ore negroes
by the people of the county visit have turned out in larger numbers
they know of only three manslaughter wns sworn out in boys and girls were being taken
tho Florida Power & Light Co.
John Murray, negro, warf also ing every bcction on a "gdt ac he naid.
■killed there.
The praclpe of summons was is
civil court here yesterdayagainst there nncl made drunk' at "booze charged with asault on Sallie, but quainted” mission. Such a motor,I** partially razed in Lieutenant H, A. Lehman, of Le-,,parties." He added, that this was was discharged
"It is up to the-chairman of the sued yesterday.
(Continued or; page 6)
Muded the jail. All the banon, Indiana, but it had not been how he knew of Stephenson's plan
retail merchants committee to per
The Episcopal rectory at Fourth
sonally Invite theso merchants to Street and Magnolia
»«!, but shortly nftcr- served today. Major H. II. C. Rich to leave town after he had been
Avenue,
the meetings," he saiej.
Ireturned and surrendered, ards, commanding officer at Max indicted.
which Mr. Peck occupied early last
?cy Preferred the jail to well Field, said he had received no
Additional statements as to al
F. P. Forster, president of the year was destroyed by fire and
negligence on the
°f the storm.
leged
friendly
relations
between
First
National Bank said that tho tho rector’s personal effects and of Alleging
runnine
„ ,
, instruction to waivo military juristhe company, Mrs. Ella
Senator
Watson
and
owficers
of
tho
household
furnishings
were
totally
remarks
made
by
Mr.
Raffeld
were
rrtatlv
, *Tce^
[diction and that ho would hold the
black, a widow; has brought
greatly that
____
N
.
of _a walk officcr at t h o f | e l d u n t i l o t h e r w jse kian, were given by Walter F .
true. "Thore has not been the co destroyed.
for $40,000 against tho Atlai
Intinued on page 0)
For
the
purpose
of
making
loans
Bossert,
former
Indiana
grand
operation
here
in
my
experience."
farmers. One type is the Federal
Tho total destruction of the Coast Lino Railroad in tha
advised.
dragon, and Frank W. Lyons, who available to Seminole County Land Bank system which makes he said. "You don’t stand by house resulted from the lack of of
her husband, E. F. Niblack.!
>n is Fined
was his secretary. Bossert told of growers, George H. Thomas of loans on real estate and lands to your merchants as you ought to,” water sbpply, according to John Niblack lives at 706 Elm Avenue.
introducing to Watson William F. Washington, D. C„ assistant ad farmers. The other is the Federal
Mr. Douglass congratulated Mr. O. Loonardy, who with Gdorge G.
$50 for Assault Lamkin to Talk
Mr. Niblack was foreman of *
ministrator of the Federal Farm Credit Intermediate Bank loan to Raffeld in "speaking up" for his Herring is counsel for the rector.
Zumbrunn,
counsel
of
the
kian,
Before Kiwanis Club while Lyoni^ said he took Dr. Hi-, Loan Association, and J. D. Bell fanners foa the purposo of pro fellow merchants. The real friend The Florida Power A Light owned section gang of the rsllroid <
was operating a motor car (
Johnson was fined $60
of Columbia, S. C., manager of the
is one who will speak up "for you the waterworks plant here at the company's tracks near
Gordon E. Lamkin, the new ath ran W. Evans, imperial wizard of Federal Credit Intermediate Bank ducing or marketing crops."
go of assault and threat*
The Federal Credit Intermediate when you are not around," ho saifl. time of the fire. I t is owned. by Crossing on Sept. 0, 1925
'Pal Court this morning. letic director of the Sanford Y. the national kian, to the Senator’s are in Sanford today.
• .
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in
April,
1926.
Bank
at Columbia stands at the
S. R. Lighten, lawyer, who had the city now.
accident occurred, accord!
«ndants charged with M. C. A., who arrived here Monday,
The visiton are in conference top, the speaker Said, und has sent been asked to givo a talk on mer
Mr.
Peck
lost
many
valuable R. Dighton, attorney
will
give
a
talk
before'the
Kiwanis
^ith officials of the newly organ us out $20,000,000, Florida will be
/ I ? tl>eir caae* dla*
bboks and antiques in the fire, ac plaintiff.
. *
“ / ° '‘0W8: Mike Jack- Club Saturday noon in the Semi Track, Field Events - ized Sanford Agricultural Corpor come more active in making ap chandising, declared that the city cording to his lawyer. The library,
The
railroad
man
which
has
a
great
down
town
dis
Fp * George Jackson, |6 nole Cafe, if was announced to
ation, which will have offices in plications for leans, -ML Thomas trict is destined to be, a mercantile alone, wae valued a t4$16,500, hp opply the brakes1'to
On Playgrounds the
r,aney. forfeited bond day by L. C. Debout, secretary.
First -National, Bank BaUdlng. sold a t the result of the trip whi’h
said.
to a stop and in
>Y..
*
1,4 Dn'e White, case dls- The usual Wednesday meeting was
Boys and girls will compete for They attended the lucheon meet he and Mr. Bell have made through c,t*.
. J 4 G.
* Balk *hardware merchant,
J. Beck, whose house was de reach the lever beneat
postponed because of the Shrine prizes offered to winnsrs of three ing of the Chamber of Commerce the state.
said
aald he did ndt understand why the stroyed by the same fire, also form, he lost his
groups in field and track events, in company with J. E. Ritchie, sec
I t h e l l S dlarKed witb ceremonial here.
Mr. Beil said it was not the in nisrdhsfctai don’t-tak e more Inter- brought salt' against the company. in the path of
Mr. Lamkin has been a physical on the South Side playgrounds to retary of the agricultural corpora tention -of the banking system
s>ra»i* i**4
wna f i«ed
•at in the Chamber of Commerce. It was said to have been settled which was going
L S , i on« ‘‘■treated his director of the Newport, Va., Y. morrow morning. Tha program. tion and made short talks.
time, tho
which he represents to interfere We'ahould be the. great cat power out of court, “Wd are here," said Mr. Thomas, with commercial banks. "We have
nujjJ*8 °f °Porating car M. C. A., where he was familiarly wni start at 9 o’clock and the
here,”
he
aald.
Matty
buyers
here
known as "Pop.", He plans to de •rants are open to all school boys "to make a survey to see what we several million dollars to handle in do not get acquainted
PERMIT TO BUILD
ith
[^ c o n d u c t defendants velop amateur teams in baseball, and
do in extending agricultural discounts in , Florida,"
ul girls.
'
i can no
Florida." he said. asutin-rtfce *
W. F. Vnursby was
E.
honJ tor basket ball and football, and he
The event* on the P™*™*0 w*Worida. W# have been in "This has been a relief to the com- "
‘ go out at
i ntsmissed, and probably will tell of his work tn
week.
lining broad jump; Tunnf
>V
T___ ,
ostreatcl be
tentative [
r
m t
•
-t i
I tysvji&h .-
By Violent-Qua]
iates Report
Havana Dead
Tall Buildings
Sway Like
MEAGRE ADVICE
[FROM BAHAMAS
RELIEVES FEARS
MERCHANTS ARE
URGED TO FORM
OWNASSOCIATION
LIVE WIRES KILL COMMISSIONIS TO
TWOANDINJURE APPOINT COUNTY
OTHERS INMIAMI FARMHEADSOON
Revi Arthur S. Peck
Sues Florida Light
Co. For $ 3 0 , 0 0 0
Federal,Farm Loan Officials Confer •
On Extension Of Agricultural Credit
[
Widow Brings
For . $40,000, Hei
Against Coast Lin<
�King George Looking Pleasant
!
Rival Coaches
•m
Leads Jockey!
-
JUST A KID AND A PUPPY
Jack Wllce (at top) and Char
ley Crowley, football conches at
Ohio State and Columbia Univer
sities respectively, Will send tholr
changes against each other In one
of the biggest intersections! games
of the darly season at New York
City, Oct, 10. It will be the sec
ond of a bomc-nnd-homc series.
Ohio State won last year nt Co
lumbus, 9-0.
,
In Her Grandfathers Footsteps
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Lavcrne Fftor la the lending
jockey of the country thi* year.
The famous rider has been on .IGB
mounts, winning S>7 times. H">
has also turned in G5 second* and
04 thirds,' Lavemo Is one of threo
brothers who have gained fame on
the tracks,
This is the lateil portrait* of tho king of England, painted by Sir
Arthur Cope, R.
cspecinljy for tho Royal College of hjuslc. It I"
pronounced, an excellent likcijess,
Immodest
| SLEUTH FREED |
Is this an immodest garb for a
nine-year-old g irl? School.author
ities at Pori Pulton, Ind., have
ruled that Virginia Allen, tho‘girl
in this picture, cannot attend school
dressed In this manner. Her moth
er insists the knickers nro more
modest than bnro knees, and Is con
templating court action to uphold
tlie girl’s right to wear them.
| COLGATE STARS
Kidnapped
Water Gets Best of Oil
Little Billy isn't feeling so terribly plsyful right now, but Fido—
or Sport Or Ouster or whatever his pnmo I*—wants to Start some,
thing. Whatever he’s suggesting doesn't.spem to make,much o! a
hit
with his
little
master,
anyhow.
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Rev. Charles Frceman-Davies,
British missionary to China, who
was carried off when bandits raid
ed Chow-hai-kow recently. Mem
ber^ of the diplomatic cosprtPnc
bbrs of tho diplomatic corps at
Pckirig have demnrt'dcd word of his
fate from the Chinese government.
Felix di Martini, private detec
tive employod by Mrs. Frances
Stevens Hall after the murder of
her husband, and Mrs. Eleanor R.
Mills, is shown leaving the court
room where ho was freed from
$10,000 bail after being arrested
ns an’ aceessolry after the fact In
the murder case
Colgate University is depending
to a great extent on these two fel*
lows this season. At the top- Is
Bill ■Jimm'; below, llernic Con
nors. They are both stars and each
playa end, making n stellar {Mir
of pass receivers for Colgate’s
much-heralded open game,'
This picture shows how an oil refinery Jpoks when unrefined
flood waters-crpep over it. Tho plant is that of the A. C. Red
Arkansas. City. The turbulent Arkansas and Walnut rivers sul
it during the last outburst of the Kansas elements.
Gangway! Grandma’s Coming
P u tty ? Rigbtl So pretty is little Mb* Louise Dreuzvnlo of San
>iego, Cal., that aho won three beauty contest p r im In at many weeks.
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'‘BuMhess,” says one philosopher, "is n delicate thing. It
comos where it is invited, and remains where it is enterr
w « l'**.
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JMtior aad u a o rrr i [n Sanford there are people who never invite business.
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BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
I>Ulil(n|i|nl i I,.
1 - ■do e s not r e t u r n . ISusiness g o e s on to a m o re f a v o r a b le place,
Tilt: M '(i(, K ;■Tlti.V is good for
re)IUl,ir>'Ali()?l Sf
lii nfn iil«o r.Herv.cl j I n v i t a t i o n s f o r b u s in e s s , m o re o v e r, s h o u ld be c a re fu lly l)r,‘" | Kiiropi , win I*' 2S national frontiers
•-•it
;• .sorted tariffs. If
I p a re d a n d in te llig e n tly issued. If a m e r c h a n t , fo r i n s ta n c e ,
( H t . *2, t«»2rt.
• :’s o t i ,n . live without tard e s ir e s to s e n d a m e s s a g e to t h e people w h o a r e p o te n tia l cus■i pai Uiiig them, us otir -IS
%KRAI.I> ei.ATKOH M* ) to m e r s . lie s h o u ld i n v e s t ig a t e t h e m e d i u m s he t h i n k s m ig h t
. live, ii might he good far
iM*. Tha* i • for Europe to <Jei
r
e
a
c
h
th
o
s
e
people.
T
h
e
me*;,inn
s
e
c
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r
e
d
,
th
e
n
it
is
im
p
o
r
ti l i k f n t K a a f a iil't fr o n t
if our
li
mess.
a n t t h a t he useil good s e n s e in. w r i t i n g his m e s s a g e ,
..jId
agres*
> I hat
runtf (• Jnckann*
til ten a m e r c h a n t is c n u tc n tiif he k e e p s th e s a m e c u s t o m e r s
o,tying for her f >dishH lla a of
M.
Johna-Ifi'
nivrr t.'nnl,
m I. war now. We shall pav
c o m in g to b uy, lo r now a n d t h e n t h r o u g h t h e frie n d ly r e c
i* later No ns,, rushing into
•* of white unr,
Ky
:di ah< anI of t into.
**•i. troti In ruflfti, o m m e n d a ti o n s o f t h e s e <u s t n m e r s lie g e t s a new one.
k e e p in g his p ric e s fair, his s to c k clean, h is s e rv ic e reliable,
Btiav «r I'llllillliK prr>. a m e r c h a n t o f te n ‘’e n t e r t a i n s ’ b u s in e s s so s a t i s f a c t o r i l y he
1 • e.-i ' for Idg-hearted finan-h o u B f n . > > U rl%
a p a rti,•:i petitions for free
oniaiirNr
b u ild s u p suc ce ss. I!iii such a m e r c h a n t is s t r a n g e l y n e g
• 'I in v d*nl in money, and
Cf«r vCtmmlMlon of five mrne ligent ni h is n p p o r lu n i ti c s jj he d o e s not do m o re t h a n “ e n
, ; ii" t ari I f on irionev.
action of li n n I f t a r n t e r t a i n '' b u s in e s s . T h r o u g h t h e r ig h t kind o f in v it a t i o n lie
it i.if ora I .*i*l-it I hat t hey !
PH*I l».’kr Moiirtir.
' mild a t t r a c t nianv i i i s l o m e r s t h a t would n e v e r *nine w i t h
id !• • i endlv to "a gig.int ie j
ptloo of Hi j I»rn«i1lflrn- '
I" ei 1 ei to he floated in the
out .-•ome Spec Ml ’’bail.'*
prurfrAin.
•I
'is
LOC^ O F f 'cl^
Bargains in Usfdl
Phonography
1113 Hanford Ave.
\ .»
GET THE
BEST
Flower
Urns. Concrete
of nil kinds, Roofing Tilt ,
merit Coloring,
r■ boa’
\
- " “f,ihM’o
S A N F O R D CEMENt I
P R O D U C T S CO. *
5th and Maple
|»hont
P/
<v>.\
f
r>:'.V |
F. A WALT
a ft it one foreign i
PAINTINfJ AND
Ku itie s, a s il h a p p e n -*, i ; not all on one ••■11••. j he nn r•I' •*!•'( " i l l ”
’I he•• lot.
i ban: Ibinl. t p< r h a p s th a t ih e b iisiu e -, i ra ! is a e te d in bis
n i 1• -f ii otiaI finam ial gen :
d e c o r a t in g
W1 .id
.
■ii w*
niarkei that loan.
; s t o r e o n ly com < i n s Ii is p r o f i ts a m i iosses. Kill M e b u s in e s s Ileniel?
^ S v i i l f S E FOR T(H)\V
Phone 568-W
also c o n c e r n s his c u - to n n rs* p r o f i t s a n d losses. Tin- ( us- and put a • - i'ifi'1 lalde "lake off"
'I heir view is per
dhARACTER OK A RIM. • l o m e r e i t h e r g a in s o r loses in th e s t o r e w h e r e h e d e a ls. If in their pm I i
rv
,
\
2608 Sanford Ave.
hups a httli uni' sided.
till God of Ismel Haiti. i)„
he
g
e
t
s
good
v
alues
for
Ins
m
oney,
h
e
g
a
in
s
if
he
d
o
e
s
nol
i
of iJaniel spake In me. Il,
lx> juM,! >U’l K°od values fo r his m oney, he loses.
j MORE 1.MI’ORTAN’T than r.x.l
Jt<#h over m*n nuiil lx
I ish financed talk about tearing I
Illytho feur of Gwl.” 2 Sam.
A n d c u s to m e r s h a v e lea rn ed I h a t th e s to r e b e in g tin* Idown United States tariffs, which
g r e a t e s t aggregate* b u s in e s s is u s u a lly th e s t o r e in w h ic h would no an haring down ’United!
HV IIIUJN'O I.KSSIN'i
t—KnnMe ii1:, I.•>r«l. in th e y t a n gel tin* best r e t u r n s fo r t h e i r inom-v. T h e s l o r e 1Stati • pt'" i city, is the condition |
\gi*
|r eontmts wiili nih, r . i>. II lint, g o e s a f t e r b u s in e s s s y s l e m a l ir;-ll\ am i in te llig e n tly , of loti'll i «i-r i anil it . c feet
l bought rippiis-cs her. .Man real
I'll W,- Ihe 'list
■ illglli:. i/e , that age weakens his power
. 'Ol^flvt'H Thy just iirej failli I bu ild s u p so la rg e a n a g g r e g a t e a m o u n t o f s a le s , it , nn a f lip.at the .oo"i
pondenl. -ends
I In
. *-i i ni i
lt* ward n.
able I" help rail .................... 'lie1 limn.ent
U th e 'fo r myi.inplishment and Ins fac11/uislalion id tin •dil oily of eii.iiiViiig the varied joys
ford to re d u c e p r a t s on in d iv id u al s a le s .
And t h e s t o r e l".l'l v. ben 111 \ .......I II. s!|o||l.| do
. ^
-----o------rb me as fund fur tIioii;•fl'M " f living. And Imth l.nnw that age
(li'nling w ith big sorgn ;rati*s m ust r o n e '; m t l y ■, r<!> nisli its •omelhil.g f"|- the cotton grinsi i s.
J?] *
I DON’T
1I M
\ Iftil/k
M «A T)l .1
- life of a dog the age | signals ihe itppruueh of the j„ev
ti'
O
f
'.'1I"
find
a
w
i
c,
i
"l,
"ii
!)
a sonic
slo c k , t h u s i n s u r i n g i ii.slonici:; o f n,'\v good.-; lo r i l n n m oney.
P h o n e 75
h
o
r
s
e
,
, motorists an* }•lt><>mi u f i n d s ,
gl ow er and 1' lie farm Id " . .an
- italde end.
S A V E by giving us y our sidew alk, drivew ay and fou
“ B tisinoss is a ili lii g lc lliing. Il <om»\s u lo re il i. iir. ilcd i'liii a u it!
ae* ,,f j, hor-e. Ihe age
trtfu with the I ruff it- roles.’
iliing'i lo w a r ; l he
M l, alter all, is Ihere nnl in tion w o r k . All
w o rk
" an.
An ......
'* g u aran teed .
a'inuni -11 al 'O
I don't
a n d r e m a in s wiicn* il is r n h - r h i i n - d . ’’
,(h:s li'aeliv l ie. me a nuive nf i -.n
III. age of a man the age -iilalinn fur l hose wlm are f iled
11
i
UISTI'IUJI
tag.
IQ ahould try to get Ihe drrMp
HAD news
gloom a! the thought of a g e ’.’
:ii, age of a stag Ihe nge i with
Cuba many linu.se . blown
w aeasoned traffic cop,
I !>e age o| man is given ns nine
eagle.
in llaiana a*, I a h' .11 > gar- ■a il
S!*pil to lieeil his sign t() st,,p.
’tones that <d a dog, and three
A
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
o d n r o r a
Cement Contracting
Dangerous Poisons in Cosmetics
Advertising Means Business
East Side Parent And
Teauhers’ Club Meets
drvn might he taken, in case that !
Ibe evening refreshing fruit
Atr. and Mrs.
liool I'unclt was served by Mrs. KayJones of Ft. 1they should become ill at
Sunday
i "load Key. and Mrs, \V. Horton.
Myers arrived in Sanford Thurs- tP'ile a number of mother
] Thigpen.
Igjut, Endeavor of day afternoon t. attend thi* mar -1 tlieir homes.
(an t-tnuc'i will meet riugc* of their son, Earle E. Jones, - I la* Ims question was anther | A most delightful musii al pro- I
at thi* cliurch. Top- and Miss Lillian Shintmlser which [ matter brought before tin meet- K»'am was rendered during the eve
but no definite acto n was ("•'g which included solos by Mrs.
takes place Friday afternoon.
|h<* Cilia,-.
taken.
I W. H. Mitchdl nceompanieil by
I
j Miss Maty Do Colics of Jack— I -Mrs. F. E. Roumilliit, and Mr. W.
Monday
j will he interested to leurn
In Mallory Circle will [ son ville who has been tho hour/ I had been made a member that lu R Rucker, accompanied by Mrs ,
of Du1 Ned Chittenden.
[guest
of
her
brother
and
wife,
Mr.
bona* uf Mis. E. E.
and Mrs. George A. Do Gotten, i speieal choir.
1 he bride’s honk was presided !
n'cWk.
m.
(»f.i of Mrlamlo Pres- leave Friday ufternoot for her
over by Miss Margaret Zachary, I
. Crawford leaves Moii- anil late in the evening refresh*'
lident. "ill he guest home. Sho will ho accompanied, . Miss Ruth
.imi.-il given by the homo by Mr. ami Mrs. DeCottes I , y " " ’""."b' f,' •r Haines City when ments consisting of an ico course [
the Rri-hyterian who will attend the Floridn-Ken-1 S " 1 1 v,s' t her lirot her.
were served |»y a bevy of young I
i-htin-h parlors at tueky Foothull game on Saturday,
m.
gyp,;.
New Members A re
Coming In
|S
IS
r
....
S
Purity and Prices
The Best
Racing With Time
Special!
Kanner’s Big
— For —
Removal Sale
Saturday and
Monday
Hand-Painted China. I^irge
Assortment. Regular Prirv 91
Wed.. Oct 2 7
WHIre
FARES EUROPE
T ^ ili 3
Double Contact
^,
n strels
m m w i m d Js
'f PLANTATION
mu.summfr
Siesta,
'So/oists-Di,
SE« » «N NALE TO M O W O W '
;.iV»jB*,SeAa»
• iin h
\
E x p ec tin g to m ove into our n ew
Special 50c
Unntinuoiis from 1
p.
11 [i. m.
m. lo
building by N ovem ber 15th w e are
portunity for saving.
be red u ced .
“You’d Be
Surprised”
.h’iAi
<<4i
PRICES SLASHED
BARGAINS FOR ALL
KANNER’S
The Diamond Palace
Department Store
TODAY
Latest Scream
O u r stock m ust
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
W EINHERK
E. First Street
2LT Sanford Ave.
Phone 550
( 'omedy
"DIZZY DANCERS'
.Milano News
PRIN CESS
Continuous from 1
11pm.
Home gone—and it took him a lift* time to Guild it.
Windstorm Insurance would have saved all. W h a t a
wonderful thing
S T O R M I N S U R A N C E IS!
gives you doable v a l u e double security f *****
failure, because it ie
double acting—con*
tains t w o leaven in g
r units—one begins to work
when the dough is mixed,
die other waits for the beat
o f the oven, then both units
work together. A n d you useonly
one spoonful where you use two
spoonfuls of m any other brands.
DOUBLE ►
ACTING
Enure Day Every Fridny
Bringing Bark the Big
Features
Gloria Swanson in
K s ln ld is h e d 1908
Harold Lloyd in
"NEVER WEAKEN'
SALES 2V«
No other manufacturer of fine
cars has ever built anywhere
near the number of cars that
Cadillac has produced.
THOSE OF ANY OTH
c? = =
C
Ask yourself whether it is possible, An hour at the
in this day, for Cadillac to outsell wheel o f the great
all other cars at or above its price, new Cadillac will
by two to one, unless the Cadillac prove to you that no car in America
outstrips all others in fact, as it does is its equal.
in sales.
T hat being true, whatjustification is O w ners will tell you that on the
there for considering any other car basis o f dependability and durability
as comparable to the great new Cad quite as much as on luxury and com
illac—which even now is still further fort, Cadillac is the soundest kind of
an investment.
increasing Cadillac prestige?
j o Body Sty Its and Types
jo o Color and Upholstery Combinations .
Priced from $ 2 9 9 5 upward, f 0. b. Detroit
'
N t w q o D a o a . t e
C A D I
O I V I S IO N
C I N t UAL
L L A .C
.
B A K IN C .P O W D
— TODAY —
“Fine Manners”
Phone 18
THE WORLD'S GBBOZBflt'
m. lo
A. P. Connelly & Sons
221 Magnolia Ave.
CALUMET
BAKING
Seminole Creamery
Company
m,
Starts Today!
Special $4-75
£
---A n d the Uninsuret
now
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chittenden,
Mrs. Forrest Lako left Friday children, returned home Wi
for New York, where sho will spend day from Wilkes Barre, Pa.,
some time.
they have been visiting relattiraa>
Deltnh. Rirhliru, Du Barry, La
Tuusch—Regular $10 and 915—
Raymond Kriffith in His
J flu), will nu i t with ; The many friends of Miss Bobbie
ICardiiu r -a Myrtle 1( hapmiin will regret to learn that I
she is quite ill at hoi home on Pa!It) I- , k
Ivici- |,;igi-i* Unit of motto Avenue,
( hiio!i will meet
K; with Mi-. E. M.
Mrs. Fred Wul.xtnn ami Mrs.
tk Avi'inic.
Alice Landman leave Sunday for
Ipet(tig ;i! 7 '!11 o’clock Haines City whore they will spend
rnin!i-.
some time.
Tuilil "ill meet with
krhv. mi Myi tie AveSteve Simmons, of Bradenton,
I'flmk.
who is attending the University of
lBuiille-s meeting of Florida ut Gainesville, arrived hero
Ikers C|,-is; will meet Thursday afternoon at attend the
; at the home of Mrs. Shinholser-Jones wedding.
Iat Ppsila. Hastesjrs Walter f'larkc,
The many friends of Charles
lys, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Henderson, who is attending Yale,
Ill, Mrs. W. I', t 'hap| Fred Miti hell.
JOIN OR
A. P. Connelly & Sons
Mr.
tr’ansabted, a social hour was en
joyed, the hostesses, Mrs. W. B. bounce the birth of «
Zachary and Mrs. McGnghin serv Thursday, October 21,
Fematd-Langbton Hospital.
ed sandwiches nnd punch.
PEARLS
Sanford Chamber ot Commerce
RESPECTED JOURNALISM
er* meeting. The prJ»c for this
month was won by the third grado.
A playground committee was ap
pointed to see arter the needed
playground equipment, those a p
pointed were Mrs. W. H. Stewart.
Mrs. W. M. Morrison, Mrs. W B.
Zachary, and Miss Emma Owen.
After all business had been
giving the public this w onderful op
j
I ;u I “Thrice Ii age of an eagle lb** lime that of a borne. These who
I don’t
i
a, 1 '.f an oak tree,"
.
have known and loved dogs and
M a n y c h e a p, M
cosm eticr.
h a. t e lead,• at.sriue. m em ir.V . WCMid I The t-niled Slates w,:iJ„ r
.
till I More thin thrice Die age of an 1"*r *’< have rarely complained that
should never drive too fast,
. Die Seipioia giganlea. • he allotted span of life ()f those
V about the curs he's passed. a lio lli l n ililu m l ltd dye.s as m g n * d le id s of I h e ir eum posil ions. 1reau send out warning anil pe oak tin
K 11L t h a t is not. g o in g lo p re v e n t the ir s a le s to w o m e n an d' 1cial . inviar-it i"ii ■ ife in lie Ul .tile Big 'I it of California. Wie n animals is
short. The loyalty
I don't
g irls w ho m u s t h a v e c o s tn e t ir s a n d n u t lint a f f o r d to pay a Florida to meet the high wind that Abraham i:ene out of (71- of Die and devotion of a dog have ample
i.-. feared.
| f hald'*c:i. some of these giants of tiin
foty First should be-his price for t h e k in d s t h a t a r e less 'burntfill.
(I he^lore,.! . ad taken mot. When |t line. I he perl eel horse lives‘ long
creed.
W om en w ho h a v e use d c o s m e tic s for m a n y y e a r s Usually
s n i ’. x c i: FAYS, "Keip ‘JO •I1111il s ( aesar was stalil.ed at the! enough to dev. lop U,om
t;.really i s n 't ‘Hny need
ipiat'l in ; _
P'.nnd iit>d> r what \ •n Ihint; i:- Imse o I I ompey s -tulue in Rome, for which
look
a
s
if
t
h
e
y
bud
h
a
d
t
h
e
i
r
s
k
in
s
he was created. Holh , *
r o u g h e n e d and w rin k led
nr„« car nt reckli*ss speed.
yuiir
U
'liiial
weight
these
Ire":
hud
already
reared
pan.
aw
a
aiul
a.o.d
by e x p o s u r e to t h e e le m e n t s . M ore an d m o r e cosin e! ics a r e i
Italy wInal their u - e . ,*
JR g .
I d.fn*t
their 1Inti- 'branches above
by pi rpnra t !e. i iiidism."
‘ f u l n e / l i a s ended.
,■
\r ' r
"j
n e c e s s a r y to c o v e r t h e r a v a g e s o f th e s t u f f th e y h a v e u* •d ' Mr Pfim re r dim'iivers Ihal
I rounding forest.
■
............
,
.
,.
1
If
d"’
s
»
'’‘g
"f
the
eagle
or
the
*’
x khould nevAr lose his hcan to b e b e a u ti f u l .
B u t it s e e m s t h a t tin w a r n i n g now is i liew I Illd III eliesitv, S;, Vs man v
O th e rs A re R e n e w in g Memberships
I ut >..re than Dune the age oak t.ce mm think, we have not
'piloting n guB-mmdilae.
A ■ the Big lr,T
the age ot Ih -lyet Imirned Ihe serret of c m
a g a i n s t evejt a b e g in n i n g u s e o f r o u g e a n d lip-stick and f ;«(••• j ive il that do not klloW it
■Haday
"i vviotmo, *nu pounds that
i d u ^ .-r
■■ • ] p o w d e rs a n d b leaches. A g iiT*ATtorV^ ’my*/r79T(r nT.
H ave Y o u S h o w n Y o u r C ivic Spirit?
tMounhunH. ......... .
now mum, m mg with them
|!ot n n n ’2
.
. ,
.........b n i t i s u to I .gtil to wcigli I so pound;;, could
Irtmrnt of the Woh",,e
b’ght ’oT can fljnk and, in Lhe posse'ssion Oi’ 5
<d s o m e Of the., ' poi-onoiis r o n r o c f ions c a n gel h e r .skin o ' • .rib' n b* bff. U tic u.uild got II
U y street or open road,
Ml hold I>u*iiiess and
'■
";"t>.res Ite- Dut One facullv. lie
i■
th o r o u g h ly m in r e d il will n e v e r n* b e a u t i f u l a g a in .
I of o | Olid
i should never break i lie , .
f at o i In, k p. in. a!
Ion
bin Ii "i Ihe hr - seed ‘ hr,,,,.,-,, power for g I and greu 2
f/Zellow-furers im"niiii"de.
Be. Midi Mrs. doh:i
R
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N
E
W
N
O
W
t G aii d y e s .md lutein.; of one kind and a n o th e r , s a y s |ir,
for
the
eniov.nent
F \ I Ml'.*; ,it'.| ..Do i- . i,..t to., |
Bfer-i;
I iJlin'l
Mrs. Edmutlii Meiseti
alt .........
Die euk
tie,- :. and |!,g
Dig »
{• V; ...... "
''b- limn all
.. tie,
*’. D a n a H ubbard, *•11• n poison f It •*j i* v ic tim s , h n a s c h a i r
jp,i y,
t. Ii . Hu . t Mice I'U'iv month, rV; "r '.I- <:.|D, .1: ell IS Ihe age Tries
and mountains in the world 2
<
es
l"'tl.'.". tvv.rc. eat mu liing toil , f l!’" 'Hun'lal.le „ , m ,r win. I, ' |.I' ...........
ahould not scure eipieslriaii.i, m a i l e d a i o m i n i t t e e on p a t e n t m e d ic im s u p e r v is io n , b u r e a u
i ‘ tint p(,
po. ible to ,Mt.
use IIns„V(.5
tie will meet a I Da* I
ml for ! I hours.
chase the poor pedestrian . j ill I'ihh I a m i th ug.;. New ^ oi'k, h r . I lu b iia rd is r e c o m m e n d in g
power in siuh a•'*wav
way •that
we
(’hur,Ji it d in o’- 1
l
In'
'"n,;
l
'
)'
:1
i
hat
we•• may
m a'v iS
H
i
.'in
v
'.
il
h
giapes.
'I’ti*-v
are
in
Mu.
i
at
Di
hie<
been
a
tin.,
Dying
eonti.......
*'.............
•
to
Hie
A
m
e
r
i
c
a
n
Public
b"
I don’t |
fontempl.aie the appioaeh of ag.e
l le a ll h A s s o c ia tio n t h a t p r o p e r leg
|il
the Im(tolay [nu ty II \ r i
o
n
.
ami
good
for
you.
i-'lalm n t,,. p,i;;..».(| g o v e r n i n g t h e sale o f all k in d s o f
l"..1.!
,
,
with eimaninnl
luaninutvv evioi
even veil
with)> diet r I
n
is
|
pv.
M. r.
'•hat are Die thought- that eonie ! fulness? ’
I have nn ear lo run,
tnel ics.
to most ot us when we coutemKSTEI.I.K
Ino
need
to
print
■*■■■■■■■■■■■■
(lissionatv
Union of
■by the coin to piirrha.i ' Mir.
I Imse who sincerely believe in
trch will have ii
I h -. H u b b a r d w ould a lso h a v e s o m e l li in g done lo m a k e il lo r uanii l i, iii11 risoneil for roll plate thi' phennineltoii of age ?
" think I wouldn't have miirli
relig
ion
i
an
;. i i rely not be drpres-ed
Tlu-y
long hi r .-mpt< i.ver. Fin- was try
Dm- Ihoughl of becoming old
i»ri:xinif
1it k-'lit o’clock.
•.........
im la w lu l fo r b e a u t y p a r lo r s lr, h a v e “o p e r a l o r s ’’ w ho h a v e ing In -dpi oi i her ami her, a four thoughts, ate ... usually d i s m, a I b.v
Woman realizes Dial .They are getting
'
i DON’T
*vlay
so much nearer
n o t rec e iv e d p r o p e r t r a i n i n g f o r t h e i r w ork. Tin alleged year-old sister, a 10-year-old brut It- age dine her beauty and Du
to eternal Imppiue
Bottles.
m i
Coimnis.jon
will
r
and
herself
on
.fl
p,.p
week,
" e x p e r t s ” w h o pose a s b e a u l v - m a k e r s . Dr. H u b b a r d d e c la re s | ]
P«k ni the office of !
(if the
|.50 she retained 20 cents
a
r
e
f
ro
iju
e
n
lly
’’g
r
iiilu
a
le
s
o
f
I
h
e
kennel.
(
|
H
I'.idilo. k, a n d
, Blar.es with Kerns." Wish
biy lo cents for lunch, lo for
Ihe cow b a r n , win re I he y h a v e g a in e d a liltle su c c e s s in carfai'i giving Ihe l-esl to In
Would net us on file.
ORI.ANDo REPORTER STAR
Di) (,f iln, \ |,.|hoilist 1
■-------- oMother known Ihal Princess ire
p r e p a r i n g s to c k for show o r stile a n d leave th e t r a d e to entte r mot In r
j"T
l
the home of ,
prominent i ducat or, address- t'.r. hliglit of truth, rather than a ; fl
funney says he is not go I lie ( o s m e ti c b u s j n<
cream
is good for baby's health
. A III vcai old girl should not
pnholscr im Dak. Ave- .
a class in ioiirnalism in one of
irry. Dodging fights al
teal. Iliii if -.hi niicr steal, and
«k.
[
and
hapinesH.
I(
noted Tor its
coininnnily
tale
b.
an
r
and
a
mirS
So t h e h n iin le s u w o m a n s t a r t i n g out " f o r show " b u y s li<-r- want ; to keep out of troiild". she
most note il schools, recently
i'or
oi
tin*
immoralities
mid
in-inJ
"The
pr<
;
purity
und
it
lives
up
lo it's rep
s e lf s o m e t o s m e lie s w ith o u t t h e s lig h te s t investijral ion into -houlil steal a naval oil ie: el'Ve.
as a whole is not
Henry I "Mg and
i-t-sp,
eteij,
he,
utise,
on
one
hand
it
u
,
!
!
l*m!\>i,,S,\r
a
‘U
l“
t
ovoraKl!
,,M
t
h
i
n
g
s
van
valud
ccnlies
of
life,
is
not
true
to
his
'
■
Hit'
(pm
ltly
n
r
p
u
r
i
t
y
o
f
tin
and
then
go
to
Europe.
person has been arp u ril V o f t h e s t u f f .
If t h e lip-slick is th e
rVe.inis.J;,-, f"r Itirm- utation from tv'ar to year of lK*ing
!'•
highly commercialized, and mission and brings journalism, in a
ii ■ s i, m '1 •’ T ,,,,K u l l h , l m e - t h o g o a l, (Icstmctin
the Hull-Mills case. Re- s h a d e n f re d s h e d e s i i ,., ii,.p iips to w e a r ; il th e r o u g e s u it s
*h.-\ w'll make (lu* In'st for babies and grown.ups.
t t u . s , .s tm n is, a n il unprotL*.’t'U'tl
' * 'lo.sst'.s.
MR Cool,IDKE. ,, the Keueral i "ii the other hand it is too highly
of the old days of na- h e r idea n f "sw ell Innk. " : if
,
,
,
!•!! ° t U p * still I c a n be bought I!le< ti ic ( ’onipanv. Ii; ■ perfected a vulgarized by (he eharucter of tin so far as be i., .oa.eined, to Die |,,w S
j Prices right always.
Drop in at
•cription.
\\y ‘winir fully p r o t e c t e d w ith insurance, you have woaj
c h e a p a n d s m e a r e d on t hick, .she is saii.-,| ied.
- t ube f ir general i ng athode rays, in-" that fills its pages; and. s a d ‘-|! levels assign, .) t„ it by the apeak I ------<>- .
y
our
favorite
dealer
anil
carry a
th e r a c e h e f o r e a s t a r t is
er referred lo.
|*
| Marie won’t know anyJ Gunt.-r l) Rear np,| , carton home.
even necessary.
iK n o ra n l, a p in g little g i r l s also go a l t e r th e c o s m e tic s th e y i Inost powerful
, ,,of....all the my-teri lv enough, the pages vvrv often,
•oming j , "il' <:t (be sentiments and ideas of!
iu t America until she has «’«n b u y c h e a p . A nd m o st t h e c h e a p kind th a t is .’easonabU*
I rue to its mission, the press is ' a
navt- ii.'. u spending |
«
2 " ra v
’ 11be publishers."
in u class with Die pulpit and the ■
t> one of our Florida hurISanf(,i,|
left Wi-'ines- j
a
m
^
r
Z
.
n
l
r
M
in
°rVery
b
u
s
i
n
e
»«.
«om
e
f
o
r
m
of
insui*
................
I'liih is a severe indictment. It schools. To these three
* California eartlniuake. ree from in jiirim ts d r u g s r a r e lv a p p - a l to th e m . T h e y like I This cathode ,-av. possessing
must^ the
nroleeir.il i . !**' '-I fo i’ce* m 0ijt i n v e s t m e n t s a r e parti] ginghitm, Ala., where
t h e .Nlioiltfly s c e n te d k in d s. T h e y like t h e kinds in g l it te r - !
ili/;iiitiigrating force, may he may he doubted if it can he made Public* look for enlightened and safe • a
their home.
[
i n s u r a n c e n.- i,,U)*e
t ^lc m ° Ht i m p o r t a n t phases!
m" ’' t useful in medicine. i" apply to journalism as a whole. leadership.
8 t«« look iis If the llnvu- m g c o n ta i n e r s . T h e y like t h e sori (h a t p r o m is e s in th«*ir I
insurance
piotection
jtre
overlooked.
1
v
v
hen
I'nic,
there
are
many
newspapers
‘horouglily cmlrolle.|. Ap
:ane was about as devas a d v e r t i s e m e n t to b r in g w o n d e r fu l inm i-m -,....... . i.\ .............
plied to Ihe I,oily of a mouse, for Dial exist only for the purpose ,,f
a d u l a t io n
Mr- W. E. White
the one which Inl .Mia nil’s a p p e a r a n c e .
Ia t us ta lk o\ei your insurance requirements with you! l,n”l ",-ine-Lday into
.
llie
traction
of
a
sec,iliil,
the
cn
making
money
or
influencing
po
Miami Herald
hope wu have seen the
In either event,
urricanen for tins vear. i 'I lie H e ra ld does not belii vc I lial m ere w A rn in gs o f th e llhntlc ray caused Do* mouse to fall liti.al thought.
"•• M'-llonvill.' j
Thi * expected (long is taking
disintegrated, sin h papers conic uml, r the com
R h o n e 631
I p o iso n o u s iiigi '-dieiils >1 e o s m e l ies w ,11 p revent m a n y w o m e n Iapart completely
I'1
11' liased from '
E S T A B L I S H E D 1908
although the flesh was not charred m* r talized class. Those m-wspa place in *ni*i ci dm with
has hUCI-e./sflllly eludill I ro m ro u t in n in g
Ihe
visit
.
..........
*'nl
d o es b e l i i y c th at th e The same ra> might work Wonders I*-' that lire comluele,| for p,<|i|j- to (his omilrv of Marie,
rricanes this ; umm. r hut
|in cancer treatment if it could Ie* ' d purposes primarily, me in the Rumania. Th people a n ipieen of
those wind lint (cries had A m e n o m ! u die l l e a l l h A s s o c ia tio n eou ld s e c u r e
mi i
| regulated.
in!•rests of certain business insti- ly paying her the expected■ not
•18, wt* would have re tion that w ould ta,\e th e s a i l ! ' o f f th e m a r k e t.
official
'
NEWSPAPERS
SAY
the
amhi
'"Molls
that
seek
to
influence
pubRom* on llt|[ger than
A n d in th e m e a n t im e w h y not s o m * fran k p ul,licity o f th e ! t bun have paid as much as one In entiment and political opera- honors, hut ar,. flocking about lior
uh Miami.
--1 Magnolia Avenue
at every opportunity to gaze at
Phone
Chemical c o n t e n t s o f e o s m e t i e s now in u s e ? S o m e o f the •thousand dollars for a seat that i '"••is to their liking. And Ihere are her mat eta-,
r her, ayd otherwise
fit rtfc>•dried that the man killed k n o w le d g e d is s e m i n a t e d in that w av m ig h t start in tellig e n t will enable them to sit near (tucci,, "h, r newspapers that pride them- make it known to her that Amer
in si
Th "><• linilhle to lllfoi',1
Ives on being sensational. These leu is fully a wore of her arrival
(Uml Wednesday by the bur- ju ris and w o m e n lo th in k in g .
It m igh t e v e n sta r t a ram - Marie.
[ 'S d * £ 7 'H S e Q ?
this Inviiry m.iy find comfort in papers dn give a vulgar aspect to
•Mo* a ('iilifurtniiii. Maybe paigtt lo r a c o m p le t e ili.s u s e o f I lie s | „ l f w o m e n us,
This i. th.- V.,-- ..f Mu* American
Ill l|!(
D,e thought that if they In have i airualism.
•otm* advance infoi-matioa
people.
..I.,.,,,. h;lV(.
themselves they Will he able
rthipiake out tbeic ami •mil. e' m ilu a lly , to kill th e ir u a lu r a l l.e a u ly ,
Perhaps the best example of us of sn,,l,l.ei v because so much
through nil eteiT.il v to sit not far Ir - oecteil journalism in the United
- —
. _
- . o
t« oscajx* that.
II
from the great white throne itself,'• 3tales is the Christina Science adulation i : h,,w„ the uiieen
t« not that, ot :i||. We do the stun,
and
it
won’t
cost
them
a
cent.
_ I couple atteniptiug to , s
Monitor. Here is a newspaper that thing for anyone who is in the pubIjdangern of a imraiide Inn
Ms universally respected. Though lie eye.
EUKENE V. Debs, a sincere and , 's news coverage is wide, it is enta r
Ml the lower Faial Coast
TAMPA TIMES
When Kerl rude Kderlt* imm*
honest limn, is dead, killed by im 1•ircle free from those things that
rely injured when the
prisnnmctit inflicted upon him for I "o dd vulgarize its pages. Its re ,back, home
.
. she "as greeted bv
leh they rmle
Anu-ricn has long since passed the United Stall s
saying what he thought about the ran s an* authentic, mid its rnl- hundreds ,.| Dioiisunda of people.
Boeing from the ylemcutH Die t uni when il is nut inleresled
Hug.. S. Pr.igcr Europe is not war.
The constitution nf the 'itnus are not for sale to pro- When Bobi,v •tones came luick from
',*rill> never get you any- in hnvv things’ g,, in Europe. Pul,
null n-iidly.
United
States
says that any Amer I'.tgandiHU. Its editorial policy is his Iriumpif; '■»' the Bridsli golf
to- men uml returned travelers me
.-nr Allred Mon,I, chairman ,,f nan nu»v r.ny what lie think . Imt vb-ir and unniistaknhle. Its dis- course* hall Do people of his home
hesiMight fur lufiu-nuitiixi us to
town turned
with enrthnuukeM in I'.urnpeun mmlitions. A compen the tar,I f i '•nimissiou Europe not Die coiistittuinii dm-s not "go" m
111-1"
,,' ,u upon
nii-ti-,| with American flexible war time. Powerful men of the u . ions are able and logical, their unit,,I - -boulders.
No one who
and hurricancH in dium of wlmt a number of these dis,
vc
all.
it
is
not
dogmatic.
Ami
(ai
iif.
has
done
country disagree with Debs' the-,
jwhere will weuk-kne<*d have had to say about it jn On
i
j'1"v,l"hK B»at has atE. P. Costigiin, member of tar rioH. as they have a right t<> do. v, t. the Christian Science Monitor
ro this winter?
Well, light recent post bus been compiled
van go about
lias
proven
that
clean
journalism
tho fUlVl'ls Wit || | >111 l)1*11> followed !
cun come in Florida nn by the Ni vv York Time*. It foj iff coinmjsnioii Flexible tariff *Delis disagreed with theirs. The Plies.
Every contact which you hav« with this tan k
,.
by
admiring
,-t,,wds,
ramie of rising tide ,,f hostility to country will he safer when those
the Hummer time, Inn j lows:
whether it is i
double con'ract—-you Ixwomo acquainted with n< ^nd
"ard America.
Now. anil then publishers are “ "OGdd,- murderer,’ a pugilist, a
disagreeing mat i mvim ing, m l
juukn niight hit CaliforSecretary .Mellon I have seen
heard to say. “ We have to give the
Will Kogci, Noncommittal.
using prison to ]iuuish ideas.
»y ofiTlInie of year.
litccome
acquainted with you. Thh) will be t# our ■mK|
no lack of prosperity in Europe.
,|'l',‘*"* " r ,hl‘ l»resi| reading public* what ji wants." d e ru " K
An or,ling to our New York
-------- «
I Slrpiuu N. Wise Europe is
m
at
uuvantage.
i
Ami
what
appears
on
the
pages
namesake that removes all fur
(B'KKN MARIE with reverent
^rrow’B i»Mie of The Mend,I • prostrated
.not xa-hhery, nor is it mere
Iher doubt I us to what is really solemnity paid her respects to the of those newspapers is either n ly curiosity. It is HI.
begins n daily column. I Benjuimn F.trong 1 observe
„
r
.
•••dication oft
■ ^ ■ S Y W O P A /e h .S q .
I'
limiter
on
their
fenders
or
else
t'oing ,,n in Europe. Whether i't tombs of (ieorge Washington mid
« very fine <pmhtv, which
Passing winch will ul- iinin'nvi men! III colidll lolls.
.
is not |
does or not. il should serve to (tie Unknown Soldier, tin* old and i " " v are serving nn unusual con- found among all
unit on Pave 2. Mr. Il-d.l J,,,,,,
people:*.. Aineri- ,
W. Kehird Eutope
•KUicncy. In. either event, the
show that differ, nt people, see a j Die new glory of this country,
i■
.'""ng. and fortunately tins'
lot of dil f, rent Dungs, looking at
1
newspaper
publisher
who
has
not
j
I.e!
n
man
get
it
into
hi::
head
■imm ti
lls yhildish enthusi-1
Euion '*■ And that’s true of Uiis
that he nmounlH to nothing mid In 1In- ability or the dispiiHmoii to
H'" aduliilmn that is a c '
take
the
leadership
in
community
country, and all others.
will umounl to nothing, usualh.
\\ hi n nil is sin,I uml done, a eon t ’oncoit ia bail, often destructive, •it fairs and direct thought and sen t a 2 ? s “ d ,|N
kin«*
V |ir,Kl,lct <>f n fine
t intent "to the higher and better Sf..nVr.
•Ideiaide part of life depend:
hut ubnencc of ull confidence
Dengs p t life, who i-unnot conduct that we‘ ‘h,,r !,|,irit1whi^ indicates
the point of view.
yomaejf ia futuk
Ins miner 80 that it shall
b b u eW
lV< 'lUt ^ecotnt*
i
wav I" !h.-i <• nii'iiv. traw'lni'
, ; miles an hour.
Miss Frances Jones of WtnUr
I urk in the attractive house guest
or Miss Lillian Shinholscr, and
"ill tie one of the attendants at the
j Flunholser-Joncs wedding.
1 In* first meeting of the year off
----- —■
To Bridal Party At
Rehearsal Conclusion
Rines Filling Stat
'/At*
DAIGJ5B/ SOCIETY
:!tZ\ Mrs- Powers Hostess
Columbia
Phonographs ar
Records
-T
Mrs. J. E. Preston is
New Parent - Teacher
Association President
% * v
flW {r//
girls.
M th. Powers received her guests
attired in n becoming gown of «cru
lace worn over orchid satin.
Miss Shinholscr was lovely in a
frock of white georgette beaded
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hyrd and the Pari ats Tea, h, rs A s s o c i a t i o n E r n n k ' Wright of Jiufksonvtlle in jet and rhinestones ;
two
small daughters will move on o f the Krummar School WHS held • arrived here Thursday uftemoon
■Friday
tones Nupt.air at Monday into their lovely homo in Thursday alt niiniii with a large
attend the Shinholser-Jones
First
Fort Mellon.
attendance of aiemhers.
m. «* th,‘
j Nupitals on Friday iifu*rnoon.
Lffh,
I
______
In tho absence of thti chairman, i
D nab Will n,.*et nt
------*--•— -----------------Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Fuller Mrs. J. E. Preston, the me,
Lh Mrs. Alice h. H«H
and Mrs. Kdgnr I). Mobley return wn8 called to order by the general
An interesting meeting for the
In Rose Court.
East Side E’nrent-Tencbers Asso
If iVestcy < I'1''3 W1J' ed Jfo me Wednesday afternoon a f t chairman. Mrs. I.. M. Ilansell
ciation was held Thursday a fte r
■ party nt H o’rlock er'spending a few days in JuckaonOfficers named for the coining
noon at tho East Side Primary
year an*: President, Mrs J F
i Mrs. John.W. Sneed ville.
School, with an unusually large atPreston; First Vice President. Mrs!
leights. AH members
teodnnee
of mombers.
Hallowe’en
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Belk and Knntt; Second Vice-President, Mrs
Following till* rehearsal of the
1come in
Mrs. W. A. Furrier, chairman,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Curry of Fort T"ny Pittchford; Secretary, Mrs! "editing, the members of the ShinL t ! Department of Fierce arrived hero Thursday to E. M. ( nrndl; Treasurer, Mrs. J. holser bridal party, and the out- presided over the meeting, when
the Holy t'r,*3S s,‘rv' attend the marriage of Miss Lillian T. McLriidon; Snciul f Hairman ol' town guests, were delightfully many matters of much importance
meet with Miss Shlnholser and Mr. Earle K. Jones Mrs. Francis Bolz.
entertained Thursday evening by were discussed. Among them were
Mrs. Selina Barber, principal uf ■ Mrs. A. K. Powers, at the home of plans of a enke side to bo given a t
Chapel, at 3:30 <>’- which takes place Friday afternoon
the* grammar suhoi»|f ^avp a <|,. j her brother A. I). /iichnry on Mag an early date, the proceeds derived
ut the Methodist Church.
from this sale will he used to pur
lightful talk, in which she made1 nolia Avenue.
chase
much needed articles for the
»turdny
Edgcrton Patterson and Murtin many helpful suggestions for the
1lie wedding colors of gold and school.
will
enterJ
„„ N"tt
.
Teaguo returned home Friday aft- parents; she also urged the co-op-! green wero emphasized in the dec
Ilia
It was decided to give n prize of
of her young friends ernoon from Anderson, S. C., whero oration of the parents, in keeping) orations and other details, t^uantione
dollar to tho classroom hav
party at l"*r honrm, they attended the marriage of tho children at home on school nights • ties of golden rod, zinnias and cn»Avenue, front 3:.J0 | latter’n brother Calvin Teague, and and asked that their social a ctiv-! m'>3 were arranged with pleasing ing the largest attendance of par
ents at the monthly Parent-Teach
m.
Miss Ann Farmer, which was sol itios he confined to Friday and effect in baskets and howls. In
story Hour at
emnized Wednesday evening nt St. Saturday evenings. She also asked ’be spacious hall, the pretty punch
Sanford l'uldi<
for the names of homes wh< re etui lahle was placed and here through.John’s Methodist Church.
<endar
Standard Makes „t R,.,,
GUARANTKgJ)
MRS. :F llE D
Henry Long.
Mrs. W. H. Hines and children
of Dnytonn Beach spent tho day
i hero Thursday ns the guests of
friends.
IociaiJ
. ,
■Inn of nrliiiol «| htrill]
prnvUlun fur Incrriinril i
H O N E I4 8
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WALL STREET is ns sensitive
inks . M»»n*inB itau..r * h e y h a v e b u s in e s s I'oine I h e ir w a y t h r o u g h a c c id e n ts o f on e us Sweet Alice in the nhl song. She
would "smile with delight when
S3*:
• s o r t a n d a n o t h e r . Som e o f it r e m a i n s b e c au se , a g a i n t h r o u g h you gave tier a - mile, and tremble
U r r i o T i ia t i :*
l a c c id e n ts , it is e n te r ta i n e d . B u t w h e r e o n d o lla r 's w o r t h o f with fear at a frown."
ll.bo:' Six Mnntm.
The frown that startles the
In^CU)^
Currl"f. |.. t b u s in e s s c o m e s in th a t w ay. a h u n d r e d <1
“ ........ Uy
iy Currl
b u s ' w o r t h t h a t j sp< I'lllators now is Europe's sugKdlllnn
w ould h a v e co m e g o o n to s o m e one Who h a s sf'lit it a u 'g e s tio n that tariffs he wiped out.
J't his land woold have reason to
0Ml,*lout
“rV i n v it a t i o n .
n*milui
tremhh* with fear if that "down
tlCSO of rnt<*rtuliitni'ititn u li**r.
If
a
m
a
n
h
a
s
s
o
m
e
t
h
in
g
to
sell
bill
lal-.
wah
tariff-," ■ iggestion were ap.
s
no
m
e
d
iu
m
to
w i l l I... c liu r v iM l
•averl lalnt; :.uc»
tell p r o s p e c t iv e c u s to m e r s o f t h e fa c t, it is n uly th e occ asio n - plieil to the I’nited Sillies.
We might as well go out of
ill. a c c id e n ta l c u s t o m e r who c o m e s to b u y .
a f t e r t h e cufls hie ini",i, ‘ tart all over again,
AUSmiATRli
R io te d 1‘ rri-nn
iN a
In
him fee t h a t It; won ring h'-nii'-ptni and living on
i w I i i h - I tu n e r c o m e s t h e r e is n o l h in g d o n e to maki
tied lo IIII* ||m* f,,| | r
otir rt-.p,
|!ut that won't/ hap- '
h
a
s
b
e
e
n
p
r
o
f
i
ta
b
l
e
n
r
a
g
r;
cable
fo
r
him
to
com e, t h e n he pen
nil to*/. illni.ia'.ltf.
thin nnpt-r yi ml .il.i, if,,.
.—..aUDflnlr Rdltnr ....
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m
New Fall Arrivals in
\
Boys’ Shirts and Blouses
That Will Suit His T hhIc and Mother’s T hrift
Sturdy fabrics that expect rough uwage and durable tailoring th a t will
withstand it are outstanding features of these shirts and blouses. They
are mude in good looking style that allow plenty of room for the active
body. You may choose from plain colors and striped paiterna at prices
that indicate typical Yowell Company values.
$ 1.00 and $ 1.50
Boys’ Sweaters for School W ear
The popularity of boys sweaters for Fall finds us prepared with a wide
assortment of good looking patterns and colors in both 'pullover bad jacket
styles.
1
’
’ .
$3.00
to $6.00,
.
m
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l
.
AM’F f o H N W '
h Q ? C \G M £
*MADI,<SAA1 PRIMTg DUP A "THOUSAND
X
j B O Y ' S / ^ - M V HfeKC*
e u
- . vaje q o t t ? \ X
I.
| have mnnnK«'il to creep into the city
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r S fe o t
^
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republic.
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on
them
rencW
8
P»per
offic,
s,n!Jl|
h o a r se pro m s p e e c h
l o w A RANCH* J
I ■^ r R F TE-f^ U C E F R O M N O W
6lV£ OUT/ ~~ r SAY
u D»«y ,,er-lli _ ^
i o pass arouhd,
j
ported
floodfl
ua
far
ens(
ns
Sontn
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8erl 0 Ufl.
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B o r W K A T TW*
1' £ V , * ' 1
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M A K IM 6 , M o D O U 0 T ^ ~
:‘F -era
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............. , 9 0 - A m o m e l , i t o £ * 8 *
a d . RATEb WORK W ANTED for dr. e l | ^ 7 t 1 5 r e w 5 ? ', >A, K y ^
| (,,l,ra province.
The quake apne,^
T h e y ’Re. c l e v e r /*—
M A T o R / ~ ~ ‘t H E Y ' S
."'i""'
"Die of Maneley. Hlo. ktbenrn run We.t
>101 feat,
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DEUCE
HAPPENED
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IN
'THESE
------HM'M-^COMG UP J o
1,11 mill K o Ik Ih ; to nil iiurniuiH mol
I*. A. Ronet, Cuban coiihu; gon- J orth-aotith directio^1**
Huutli to Houth Una uf uftf i
z r z z i z »!i!, °r.ci " irf c.t i
z H ' X cow’s
L i * milk
* ^ «and " o n r e n t .~ 2 bedrooms for gen- ’ MARVAKIA BEING PAVED- •
r “ •
fash in Advance
A V f o t i /N E A C H
^FoR T u ^ f i c e O F 4
j-TO S O U ? G A O !
f 5 f t R T r ! ' -IltU E G R A P H E O
.li? d i e s c l a i m i n g
I n t e r , s i s u n il,r
Ample
equipment for any 8|z 0 job. cream
•;f
NK!t
of
HVVH
thonaiTl
tlemen or tm apartment. 2218
'Val to the Dominican republic.
which coieX j,J
Tli,miiH \v Htitno, drcenHeil. nad/iir
MV pe n
AMP c e T
vCe
\ . o',,
....' pleased. to announce that: Pleasure rai« !'),>GE
..
Somiiud,
.‘ ID feet, tlle n e e ..Soflli t
^ O C M A M
a n d h e 'l l b e
Thompson nnd Moseley, Dredging I count y. .....................
\
-fn e. p e a c e , m a j o r
> $ M 6 K e .> o R I a in Y
who
was
a
passenger
on
one
of
nunke
„f
jyog
0,1
JieKlniilnu. notitalnltitt 3
ind
Oral.tom
Trucks
^.V.
"" h r,r"- 1
ld,
will
be
received
Contracting. 417 WnSace
S Bldg^i H
m g G w e Y & u .-e R ,
h e r e a s soon a s h e cam ,
........
’/,Vry
' V(''j(.ti
" , . 'w'l''r^ l ) I-'i<"ui,h■ -W '*rd Ave. Call e v m u g s ’.
■
..
........
oth
more
or len».
. t
t^!
Phono
3
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"f
the
Marvnnin
Lake.
Elm
and
I:»th
St.
H o o P L £ .,.^ -T f4 E .
„)
I the trains, said that every village
Large huildij,
i
, ,'nd collector sent
er ,'lainiHiils. or otherwise. In mil
' ) A J u d g e „of
It is hereby ordered tiiat jrott
Taman.
Son.
•
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—
-----Tampa, Fin.
•"
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lands
lierelimf
ler
des,
i
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,—
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om e.
of >i.u hr and aptiear 1
j for payment.
j nlnng the railway line from Manaca tibly. The ncv^V***
7 3 - l l u sj„ , s s
( - - j j S T , ■S T - r"""r,y
* ' » « " * " » * • ----------{
PEOPLE'S C H O IC E ^
' A l f C K G L C l G A RGf /
to ill i>>-r>mm and parties nctl,i« „* "•h
$ In,000 homes have recently
I'Ol'i.i: BROTHERS
ii N.iid Cii cult Court ut th«
X LEFT W O RD
sue
; in Santa Clara province, west- in which the a
. ^
IOr a line
U THROAT l o j e a i c g S,
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—
MisccllwiiHIUS.
’r'li ni- h r \A D.
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"••""*•• at Hanford. Florida. OJ»5
f
^
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WANTED AT ONCE .— .1 concrete
,
,■'“'•'i completed
................and
.
two more
W H E R E -TO B R l N C r H i m T D *
ATTRACTIVE
.Mumi. A u d i- w Ml, da> o f Hefenilirr. A D . , 1
■ward, was seriously damaged. The located, swave.l"*^ ■
He * line
I—
Ihuilers
tX ,
EG AO I
•J <
finishers
at
new
Phoenix
u
.
1
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‘""I then and there ma*e *Aj
w e 'l l G i t t h a t
1
( lit re countryside ns fur ns he was seconds.
*
r°r «t
CEMENT M l . -------------------- \ T ? * " r
,l1 I ' l u - k r"w il
Ahin
v e10. days.
' ’’l' "n,,‘,r
‘’""^ruction
.'• > Stuck
• 'm <1hott
Man.i|,e . lull
7c a line
Wo have
several
«invi and
iiand
ii. I W
*lleiiedlel.
........ 'to. -.clfis
. „f.in ••..,nnl«lnt
.! n' i-*i n'-'i, e.htffl
WOli
Utilities Electric Plant on St.
’ n ” ! ''lock plant in
at i.ongwoo.t
i.otigwood ‘?.n< Commercial
street.
— ••••..cl i uu direct.
W. M.
,
S
to
c
k
t
o
Knluht.
<-litlmin»r
l >ou
I!.I
able to see on both sides of thiv
The
«!
SKI
I,
i;OOD
USED
CARS
„ , M on request.
John’s River.
i V" V desirable lots at a substantial
" '" re-t
and ..... ,.„ n « .s l. "f . ulw.lng t h . t i f
\
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,
r
.r!'sU
V
for
any
'
,,unp’
°wner.
208
Park
Ave.
track was a wreck.
' as Palo AI
fel‘ •»'
h e r e in a f t e r il< ..-i II, !.
I^ m.Ir h. , A n a h o v e
d o iftf
uce<l rates arc fur
•j
11 ' 1
^ Phone, <,r write «------------------------- ---------------------- J,
I *i»i*t r** '"""ts
.ill
f" nny "»•-* contracting to,
1!*’_’ • Dodge Coupe
so n s
m ,l
p arti.-, mid e * t a l d l« h t , a the Kamu In
! Havana lias a plentiful supply of awaken..,! "’
4>
insertions.
ill** I Ti i ,
t*. • |
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II
r
I
k
ll'lU
II
hilt
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17 ,,}>rk l.nke Ave..
— OiTlCfs IImi
F/tvsk
lln/.m
•'"'
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a
nice
bonic
there.
We
do
C
l a r e n c t : sm it h
HRtI
D
e
sk
R
oom
r
said
I'oiuiiialnaiit.
J* V !
'prcial A Stnian wf. it, M,
I food and medicine and thus far hns alarm * f,t0,,*V and <3
ill IU*Vff! Io « XUf. V It,
j , of average length
i, I, fuitln-r ordered that .
General (’ontractor
1
D.ulgj, ( oti;H’
, sin th, whole or part time service.
Hit••!'••.,,,
wtill. . .In
been able without difficulty to tnke
T, ’
. fir^ ivlm in, cl.Him
r he piii,!|, |i.-d |„ xha Sanfl
U
fN
;in>*
IntrlVNf
J
a
line.
,
0 (Xt West First Street
---- ------ OFFICE KOn
jtCNT_
J
ll'-d
1
lodge*
Touring
,
Inti
rest
m
Inter.-.t,
•
n
i.ild, a iuMV*u.iper iiublUhod
. ,
In Meiach: *’.*
persons of selling ability.
cure of refugees.
1 he shock awnkfnfj ^
i" iinv
i charge of .'IDc for
« l S eed . I'ianls, F e r tiliz
, *1 e r .
B ld g
’
V
.f
following
de.
Smfiitii.
County. Klnrl
at
Dhone
441
PJ-'I
Dodge
Panel
Truck
'•
•'t llii'tl hi ihI<« s | i mi | I>imk •ui'l 5m** ii'** I’ticliHenilmdr
V,
Soria M nennli/
.1* ^ onn,,’Jy * i * 'i!| ;lt ,,l,r *'ff
f'T more in fe r -!
«*t*k for four eonsatnij
Three large sugar factories in !>Aer the city. They 1
II
ciona^
Magnolia
nnd
2nd.__________
imition.
Scnigg,-Sc.
I•'-'*
Graham
1
1-2
To
Truck!'"*
„t
Heminoi..
,,,„i
:7 i
k
m
rtising is restricted to JAMES It. C O W A N -A H kinds ofr FOR SALE.
the outlying districts were hard
, street\ fenrin* »J
, Him.- i.r Flotiiiit, nii.ru pm tli-ulut lyy
WITNKSH my hand and tha «
ssifiration.
Tin niid Sheet Metal " Work. 4 <i'''"-vVm„|
7 ^
11 ^ a l e
D irecto ry j
'»'• Mas,m c Tempi" Phono
' s' 1
, 'I” follow *. t'» -w lr: •
..r
t r e ii't Court o f the
hit by the storm. Centra! Oc<*iden- m,Rht follow,
■ r th e cCtreii't
tha HetMi
MILLER (). PHILIPS, Inc.
or js made 'I he Snn"
a
l h * Northenst l ’ld!cln| Circuit of tlin Htfttu Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak ^ <ams' '
te. a 150 year old cane grinding
The trembler lnn.j
tv ;V
' f i.-.M-t "o
, V "f D i e v Ii ,t II.., Ida. In mid for Semlnnla*CoHft,
• iS n -1
_________
McCAl.L A FOX, Real estate In- • *
f t l f y . < <L~ r .v / X
« _
J will he responsible
Avenue and Third S tre et
Tele —
plant. was wrecked. Central Fa- confined to the s an lS3
if incorrect insertion,
i'Ojf v; \ r y i* i
,
V<?f*
Bfift Ihivh nre urtionif
phone
111 .
E
lm
A
v
e
.
and
Litb
S
t
r
e
e
t
.
juro was destroyed with a load (if insula, as Siicriuncn* J
se£ %
,, c
( Hery plants. Mike 0,1 p listings. Phone 745
Ki
1 [ u s e 141 Hemlnole Con m \
"
Vwa
i,fr for subsequent
1
ilecolds, i Io in ,, i mt South I Vs
ISCAI.)
Snu ■, Canu-ron City.
- ^______
_
_____ !
eight
lives
and
Central
Toledo
was
ea«t,
reported
th
i
'
LOT
BARGAINS
The
office
should
be
3 = < l* l
IlHUls. thence U e
| „K ctlllltis.
V. 14.
<>1 i I SH
fM
Id»
HUDGINS & COWAN CO., Auto
K. I*
porui.A.ss,
badly damaged,
Wns felt there
Dt **.
------------------ S K K »R
f. <r rvuii
Ihwtice S.nitt, i„
Nortli w«s(
gootl UUY3
buys 2 a.| ioiiiing iots op Sanford Ave.,
> . C•. r,T I,S H A LK
...........
Imediutcly >•> ease of i Radiator and sheet metal works.
P1H INK .1
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r
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sit,
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6
6
—
W
a
n
te
d
—-to
H
uy.
. in Renl F*«tatc, 2.10 Meisell Build - 1
,'h rl; I.r the t'lrenlt Odarf'^
Rose Court.
Gootl f o r ------At l,a Saludad 1,000 tobaccn curThe Pncifi • t i
I lilt of Im. ii I!,,-,| ii„.n,.„
st
Plain and ornamental sheet metal
ing
«r III.. S n v . iii I, J u d ic ia l ’
IPVERTISKRS
1bieue-x or residential purposes. I I 1 GOOD Used Cars For Sale
if 1
mg sheds were demolished.
graph Company'7 ^
;■
.... Her «.f -llIII |.,,t
work. Tel. 710-W.
207 French
*
livuit <>f Kimnlii, tn un4
I
B
U
I
,
pay
cash
Tor
•
ut
,,
II.
...........
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ill
in
Snrluv,
.1
fm* S,-nt|n»l»
i"I<• I’onntv
i'omit v
~T<tsi
y cash Tor ctToad-hnnd n i ccivTT. Tr.,,
— ~---------------each, on
easy terms.
J Dodge Sedan; Essex Coach; I.til l l l d representative Avcnuo.
Among the big industries hero structuro in th. • ^
;»ri"r
..f
l.„,
n
piatms.
Hv
A M
»
A il# * 4
Address Box :152
•MCGIN.S.SMITH
INC
M | .. WIGHT,
.......*• **’
*•' j - '' *• •• biealed lots 0,1 Park Ave., ,’0'n Touritig; Moon Sedan; Nash
familiar with rates,
which suffered from the storm was 400 feet in»„ n* . ^ 1
Deputy
I'it-tk
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IKt R,,al Estate and
.'
*' Hn- «,r M, II,.inlfl" Av,. I''! "tics, S|.,|l...,- .V I'lullton.
and
I one western exposure, si/e dl x 117 ('"'"'bl Cadillae Roadster; Cadillac
llissifirution will give
th* Partagas cigar factory, which unaffected
i "' “','’1
PAINTER— DECORATOR
6 7 — Huonig W ith iv
a
i n s u r a n c e BROKERS
II""" N,,tjl, ., t.n.M M.,1,1 W. Mt ' .‘• •Hi Hois and ,,f I’.ninst-l
lie
information.
And
' ' I IDi block, .5 riioa.Mic (lla, (;o x Phat.
J'haton; Cadillac Touring; Chandler '
A. B. Riggs, 004 Laurel Ave.
,a ,,m s U , l h knard.
"f
Well.>uvIII.- \ \
I,, ,
was destroy^}. It employed nine inntlon by t i t ‘2 ^
i '■•iiiplaliiafil
Touring;
1 .............
lord JT'd.io; Onkl.in,!
[ they will assist you
p h o n e :io:i
N’.'V . - 1_• ,
'vv"
", to l»*’k*In MiI,i;diii'in:. III, ,1,
I.IST
YOUIt
PRDPFRTY
WlVlf
c
.
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'te
in
e
x
p
o
-,,..i:,
llith
block,
hundred
cigar
makers.
The
Aguitendeni
.
.
n,',«
Tom
in
g
;
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land
Sedan
j.
Hud
E t H ’MS w ith o r w i t h o u t
.
I
11
’
your
want
ad.
to
Furniture
Refinished
m
eals
*
u
, i „ , (Hilary nl„„
,|... " ” ” n‘ 7 ” 1' ' 1 'h«
I c I'uiiru. .ii , |*4*in* •• f .1 |*
‘•THE L.' l' KING” 'U T H ' .
............ .
Iluoiipdulo
D'T W :!n| st.
I "im’i ' e vvii is tic is dea* ,
|,ire effective.
Kass had been crack*!
Of. l , »!•»/, ,t \ ■I | )«
ftroyed.
—.»)<•' Ftist Nationitl Bank Bldg.
.... . 1
!" ' ' 1 *'»**» ........ . "" lord Cadillac i
i
i
i
:
it d.- i ;ii'-r as having o' .
25—
Florlata.
Pu
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M
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jTANT
NOTICK
«»'i *»> th,. , □
I be .National
Manufacturing
I HltA.Mtf.lt A: t,.\irNEU------ • i i ’
Av" • '/r
1 " N7 for Phono I it.
vv
1•’
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I- V>.1,1
a . the wood-winds
j Rd o .m in m o d e r n i - n c u e ........
V
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I
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1 ••
r-ti~'l
^r,
should
give
their
'
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...........
I
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III
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.
t oiiipaov was damugcd to the ex
Real h tafe m,d Fire Insurance
r " ' :!
••"•ii;.' orchestra.”
.j .
“STEWART
THE
FLORIST”
,
Wl,b
"itbout
board
' "v."-' - J i w
in
Msstoflice address as
n in e - '
II*. S. Park Avp.. Sanford
' 1 ' •' *I'11•' L and
,1 isfm l o r y
t iH — L egal N o l i c e s
tent ot
Olio, a paper factory
Weather Itiircau offtl
, ,
, Dll' e.V U in -lea Apts.
Flowers
for
all
occasions.
I il fi and
eir pli,no number if
• po-;.i| oi l o u r p r o p e r t y
'CHi1,im>ii and (lie 'Tropical Hrewery th'-y had i» icivci) , *
fSiiafortl Ave.
McI.ANDER ARCADE
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Phone 781.
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a cuMMrriec
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men. too j |.;jm Ave uu,-.
a l l o v e r
e o r ■Ji m v^ o u t t n c t - o r s h o o t i n g t .
27—Professional
Services.
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that
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sale
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lent
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Box
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Sanford.
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your address,
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'•Dll IUM"In I nf I |»i
ntinuanre Ml ST he j EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES, ROOM.-,, with ur with,un ntenl.,. WANTED TO RENT. Furnished I
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earthq,
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kinks,
one
price,
personal
a
t
Iteasonable, rates, Lincoln Hot,.,.
apartment or small
fu S ed
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j IhhIoiI several secojifl
tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe
vvell, i can s e e whlrl j
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pee or hy letter. Telehouse.
Phone
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rot,
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off
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( AREN'T YOU
'•«•»«* will b,. formed in lf„. Iu.ar ‘ *n Mo,,« to' ><«> -»i|« „
6 K— R o o m s W ith o u t Hoard
WE'RE GOING To Rr. X
ontinuances are not ! Phone U4U-J.
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in
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early todi.v
t(«l;,y. -n..
The i
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G ood and i.ATt Tor
^ r ~ r . , Then Yoii'i;». have to w a i t JN A MINUTE,
Ho-E verything
GOWN LOOK AS though
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about
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Coinmi: sioner Frank E v a n s
FOR RENT. • rooms «’i<Jjoining
K ew
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T IT S SLIPPING DOWN
v -, IT’S S o p p o s t o So LOOK’ THAT WAY
I • *'• ID \! .it I 111 .
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
around ri.-^t).
ii’ged II,- mast met ion ,,f «
Efficient
f
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b.itli.
Unfurnished.
FOR
SALE
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•'(00 East First Street.
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At the Palace Hold,
to the Rig Real l.nl:, reetion as
'.'I ' l o v e s .
wood h e a te r
,
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••'•»• • '
' ‘« > I . I , \ R S < Y m , an d
ten
liic tili ,,. m
well a • miiiig tb.it Lake Mary | largest* •■'■mi,
77“ ' U<»J W 1st. St.
' lriet
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CHIROPRACTIC '1 adjusts
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|r
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"f I’oisti-. I*utnishint; , H.l "'iijding lot local. ,| ,,,, asphalt
V.
mow Ji.i : umit r ro!istruc(iun ;lu* i 1*. °
vvm4|,,w,
cause of disease. Phone 482-.I
land I' on ltdl.rst building to be used exelitaive- , plaster fell f,„m
_ . f"r appointment ami invesUgnte 1 K° ! |< RENT Furnislied bedrooms, llilx
im! Ii ‘ "'i-I1,' U , , l ‘‘ l ’’ ° ' ! sVv’.’ l ev'e,w''jl- 'c'! ill '
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ly for the <'handier of Commerce | H,,IJ<|1 erackrs
iq|
tins far .eliciting curative health' ‘
in -05 i; imi, street.
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IninIi
,
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keys
on
Ii floor.
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f (bat (oroniuinty
It may be what you are
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Imnil S'i"'! .uni Dan- science.
At
th,
looking for. Dr. W. E. MacDoiu,-; FOR REN I
.- Front
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Canniissi,mer Kilbee of Geneva j A* t,,<> '"”•' Itulkta
i' rout
lied) oiiim S {— **«rniH a n d L an d l‘ or Stilt? , ,
" rl v. I shall' be' i■i.i,| t„" .
pwmr <all II. ial,l Uf- •ill, 1st Nat'l Rank Rldg.
.'.
<:o\viist;ur>
outlined the res,air,am of Seminole | w'u'r,! Hie Associated p,
Dll Myrtle Ave.
' EUR SALE E....
,
----- |V"U It' you Would ill;,, to have III
ive aero farm, e e l - 'do .. 1
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and urged Die importance of inter ,m ‘, l«l*«tfd, docks wen
.'Ll— H e lp W a n t e d — M ale
! •' DR REN T Single ami
molten
type metal wU ]
j '-sting a number of men of finun- ....
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jcial trirngtli in Seminole County bmse from the pots im
van). IM.;:
1 ' Miig; SALESMAN and lady experienced ' hot water, r, it.iuu’lcs" from l " ' a I Tw!!‘ w s ' ' ( t a M ' f ','"'1 iliii?.<,a u i ■'' '
K s l a t e fur E x c h a n g e
j with a view to .stimulating develop. typing room, and furnib
If u v u .
, m ready-to-wear ami shoes for Noil hern home. 571.1
new buildings In.use h,,* . 1 ,0
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j meat on a large scale. Mr. Kilbee a i',mii,|.
Saturday. Apply 11 & A,
120—
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(lights. Priee *.%.M,t» | | ' f
' W N-VTKD TO
TRADE. Well I . n \ » . r .
*.i:»»iV . m «: '««* Or v
, also sau| that it is the intention of
Santa Barbara, whichv
Slaliotts — R e - <Sl "f,ml A v i’
»■’«>« RENT. Furnished
1
:,’t' f-r hmi-e. j - •’* n : o r r i . o , , , , , »
tn«* ( ouniy CommiMsioners to co Hie lU2 r> quake, apparent!
•u rooms
rooms. owm‘r. Rt. A. B-x K|. \V. First" s t 1 , , '
Ir
------------Gent lenten
preferred.
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operate in every way with the feel today’s tremblorj
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lenten
preferred. ReferRefer-i! —
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salesmen «..
to .I
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<>n- **llC’f'w
^ 1rciiuirofl.
H07
Magnolia.
,H
o 1—.II/IIICH
i — ! | (i list's
!’<ot
Sole
jcaqnty commerce body.
Many wild rumors «n
A J' I’ -Mimf* tiayntciiM <m
•' ,
i i \ \ r. \* irh i:
. .‘ trate and sell the fastest sell- T
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— ----- — -----' ----------------Chairman Leroy mentioned that dilution over the staU 1
- If von are intere-ted in woil.im- , ',7.'!",'
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or
two
large
unfurnished
H
I
ROOM
hon
ing
lino
of
speeiulti,\s
011
todays
V
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Iel TRIM CD
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cne of Seminole-----------,
County’s.. greatest
Ona of (
•"‘"■l :.rni smt e o v kind nf a t. .do let me 1■•■■' ■ ■, l V ' , ' . V . o '
,Ve
rooms.
$ 111.00 p er m o n t h each. Del.ami
l* car, unt the -iwner." | market, including “The
Pm. ..-1“Ult.it,1. ,L (. 'Mow what you have and | >>-rlit t•< t'
Multi''•'•
1 1 •• ••1 . .imK. of s.-iuiu.,|.<
assets
was
the
hospitality
of
its
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117 fur estimate,.
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stamp”, the marvel D u p licator- oViV.Vd,.*' w . ' i T n a r v e y ' MfU,p
A
Hi can get togetln-i on a deal t!tai 1',
"1 *’'J ‘
Di««l iti^in,
citizens and the new era of eo- tI’- lcctrlc building her* „
I. RABMlKD
( S7.50 to $50.(ID— if interested wire
'•■ill hr iriutu'dlv hem I n ;n|.
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'.V!!, . V"l In' i"VV *r <: r >.1tMint
Sp o t s A n d h e r r u d d i e s
Ioperation manifesting itself in ev- ) 1"r"*'*! around. .SofirBl
i :i .
die-' Trader, can- II; S. iii lord •
.1. . .• . t , n.| 11 * I lint
room
cry section of the county.
| ascertaJned, no dumip »
Bools Is T rying
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li
laid.
»*••71 I I
V1/1.CAN I/.ING 1 M'‘tzuigcr Bldg., Orlando.
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LESS ii v. Kl.Sh
H“ )t NYi'oc. V.ddez
} «*rn. quuko and fireprooft
f u r n is h e d
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lor light iio,',.| ' I'hi'..'
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57— S itu atio n W anted Male. I housekeeping '•""ms
f ion.
it mskiu fi iemis'
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Golden Gnte Park,
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garage,
218
Laurel.
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Dl. h AI.E. I Ion | 'i.’ii modi 1 1'
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. HIGH (’[.ASS office man considerlargest in the country,!
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DAYS MYoo
Fold
"a body trie, k, worm
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iag
II
change.
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18
years
experiFURNISHED
ROOMS
for
liglg
j
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NORTH
j refuge o f hundreds
' o v r ,f — H t r a - #i
MtebThfT
blAY
OP
LA1E
—
dii e $<1110. ca.di or terms, Semi
.r 1 t M t
a
1. 1 Tr'.i-i-.'n
ivi.ee,
15
in
lumber
office.
A
ss’l
l
housekeeping,
with
or
without
s
'*
room
house
bavim
i
minutes
after
the
first
t
V .-!\\ CMt
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WEU.WHAT MOUIt j N BE^DES. t’Vt 6 oT A LOT
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.
I Iial liendliiic appeared on Ihg first pa.'rc* of our
nole Elect I ic ( o.. 815 Park Ave. '
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modern conveniences.
Only Plum • 120 W
Pacific Telephone and
PRUG S T ORE P:re- (sales mnnnger, voice clerk, tuna- garage. <118 Laurel Ave
WORK To PO AT HOME
Snh.9v-.crt v*
To d a y - __ f 1
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required.
Balaii, "
m orning p ap er today ami every day sim ilar uceiYOO JOS'TAKt P\E rtOHfc '
Drutp, Smla. We ure 1 ‘’I’®1"* |my
expert• stc'no
(Company reported thatL
c
|^ Tin-: t 111, 1 it 1 ut u t o r t i i i :
o n t h l y . \V. Ii. K. r a r e H e r a ld
gritphur. It. S. P. cure Herald.
n then you caw come
« year plioae.
j were felt in virtually th
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up and down the cnast
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j
miles
in
California
and:
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^ L aw suits tn\ariaiilv fiiiiow, rcsuLiii'.j in fin ja,
F O R R E N T . - !• u i nislted ro om f o r i
b u n g a l o w s . ?K0tt. F u l l p u c e . i „
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, more miles inland.
i 11\«;
E. First Street
; LUAN5>— Money available nt 7 per j light housekeeping. 1021) Laurel Bland, West First Street.
CIIRYSI.KIl
1 • '",li I*! .1ill;i io
I n c f n n n o ^+* 4.1
liKht
water
cial losses to I he ow ners of m otor cars a ui (rib i a.
I cent. Close in property. A. IM Ave.
ty » full line
.
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•
» t n o n e o t t n e , w,'r'‘ not interrut>tc,l u n
I ' l l \ 'tl.K S It M flV l 11;| i, , I .»!,
«• right. Cash or | Connelly & Suns.
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,
“ l-DI W. I t St.
i ’l'une ti'JJ |
)sr o o (I
U l i a l i t i P R ___!
un,l fire stationitf
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You can surround your business nnd y o u r It.-pi;
• t rnrit-i ,e fl-.
* s
j paper offices were besir
IS—
Horses,
Cattle,
Vehicles
|
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f„r
$n.r.uo.
fi
• ' I T \ T I ll
.
.................. . $1000 c a s h ' n n ^ S u H i:
•IK'VETT AND PAGE
1
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t h e m ---- S H t e * , b'l'‘|ihone inquiries from L
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Co.,
general
account
w ith an un failing HAP KG HARD at a
IV"
-------------I FOR RENT.—d room apartment ; P‘‘r niontli, including inteiest Hut
\ ’’ CARAGK
j ed tesidents who were toldj
' ' N ** >1 Mini A ml l e w Mr.
!
ty .
W, sidewalks, build- FOR SALE.— Either Jersey
»r
o n ly , i vmt
V"U must
m u s t a, t quick.
quick,
'*
I............ .11»«I « \ t-rv ,,f
nom inal cost. L iability Insurance p ro tects vou
unfurnished.
Adults
onlv
W. I„ ll.tr I .,os w
r
i parks if the buildings
ri.I.mlM ir liviHi;. nil.| 1r
' e y . Box 252.
Plmne Cil7 I•MMh* i«l«.i I«
IPtod 0,1 >OXt s'
[ Guernsey and Jersey, latter with j Plume 2S4-W.
n\ ,.f .til ,.|- ‘ .m*I •I•*f«*rii|iinIh
a g ain st th e losses th a t folln'.v accid en ts w here
i.
j in were not substantial
heifer calf. C. 1. Kesler, Osteen,
•'' • •I• •«I IIi* fl 1Mf • Il iiliil Pit I V of
HUPS M.U.’MONX
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STUCCO
BUNGALOW
,
personal in ju ry o r d e ath occur. If you have
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(
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SiitifonJ Am«/ii*ulal<* <'n.
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KENTUCKY AifRIV
InInuiut* uii'lt i . n li
This bungalow has large livin- 1
Modern. Private bath, hot wa room,
1
Ihmamng
kmi
fi*—
Miscellaneous.
drivers for your c ars or truclis, you a re at th e ir ',
-••0
Magnoii.i
A
Pie •(.• Ft v 1 ' ' ' '•« I in i ii t; -a*''
•••i •u., -.'..i
.h-r.n
dining room. It lied room i
JACKSONVILLE, Kl*,,
WPf ■■■
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n r h* n r '
ter. 212 \V. -Itb St.
pon,' ii;.-, f,,r prompt
- (A1)—The University
kitchen and breakfast nook, hard 1
m ercy: LIAIHLITY LNSITtA.N. T, : . | . e s the
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II,,.
FOIt SALK
NASH
to i • ,n <11.
il,-.-n il,. ,| .
wood floors in living room afal dm
lucky football squad nrrin
problem
for you and ju s t th e 1 L L M N G OP
One
car
icing
platform.
In
this.i
TWO
NICE
F'URNTSHED
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Lead:*
the
vvnrlu
in
motor
ear
value
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Mmr’c t a e •use- i1">K
ing room. Mmlern in every det-.d ,
HLS I 'R l F M t s
at noun today for its contt I s barber s h o p
VVli'.l.i- |.l II, ipal |,|,o .• ,,r
SMITH M'lTuR.s t o
platform .-everat thousand feet of ( keeping apartments, first floor )Tlii home must be sold in the m
S
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is w orth th e surprisin.-ty
prem ium .
" 111 ' I lie! l|,VV l| l| salil , Mla„, .
tomorrow with the Unir
|*J»nolh Avunuo.
la M em bers
good lumber. See Clyde A. Byrd, $ 7 .inj and $ 8 .0 (1. Ill J East Fifth St ; lew days', make me an offer. AT
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Florida. The Kentucky
• " i p » r « t | , n I h ic . I . - iu , , „
Wl'C's Special at- Manager Florida Power A- Light
AUTOMOBILE DEAI HRS ;(
dress Owner, cate Herald.
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B y Blosser
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Football E x t r a to
Be Issued Tonight
Tho Herald will publish n
football oxtra tonight, nnd It
wills be on sale at all news
stands nnd by newsboys about
7:30 o’clock. Tho extra edition
will carry descriptive accounts*
o f tho leading football battles
in the South, East, West and
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S A L FO R D , F L O M D A . SA T U R D A Y , OCT(
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E ig h t R a se s 7 * 4 * 7
L926
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PROBE OF NEW % ,a fe fampaign Ff
re Is To ..........
RELIGIOUS CULT
ansas City N ext Weei
ASKED IN EAST
OWN CHILDREN
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Editor Visits E x K lan Head in Jail
Mi c h i g a n c i t y , ind., o e t
2fl,—
—Thomas Adams, pub
lisher of the Vlncennea Com
mercial, who haa contended for
MJvernl weeks that if he and
a committee could confer with
D. C. Stephenson, life prisoner
nt tho ptate penitentiary hew
the U tter could corroborate
Adam’s chnrge of political cor
ruption in Indiana wns granted
hie request today.
Adams,
Adams, Will O.
Foudor, Rushvllle, publisher,
Court Asher, lieutenant
of
Stephenson when the latter wns
grand dragon of the Indiana
klhn and William H. Shafer,
deputy prosecutor of Marion
county, were ndmitted to the
prison this morning.
)lll<
Ind./ Oet. 23. i publican leader, Joseph M eyert,,
—(ff1)-^Having almost cbtklederi -formerly of Indianapolis, but now
» t.
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-* -Ku of Princeton, Miisoori, and-,
ltd investigation
of
ofi
Klux
Kh»n
control
of
pafttfet
in
erick
J.
Libby,
New
Yo<k,>i'-'t
Princeton Students Accuse
[Visitor Remains
V ictim s A re All Girls, White a
Indiana^ tho state -campaign foods
Testimony before tbs' domnmtttde
Man of Practicin g “ Ruch- cotnmittee stood in- adjournment
Fou rth Escapes to Call A id ;
Hotel Owing to a
m anism ” nnd Appealing to today until next Monday sshtH-it haa been that Mrs. •Wheat*raft
Man
Soys He Didn’t W ant
formed'a woman's orgenisationhrSex Through His Teachings will reconvene a t K aifsis City.
rht Cold That is
Stories o f #
To See Dnughlere Burned
Indiana to support the candidal
Senator
Reed,
Democrat,
of
Mis
of Sonator Watson in tho primary
dy Improving
P rop erty Lqij
li/IDI
so u ri the chairmdW, Who has been
Came to U. S. With
t^8-y
o‘t:.*^
d■“5?
c a n i n g on the inquiry at Chicago
to be questioned
about
thdt.
A. i Axe Is Used to Slay
Queen of Rumania and here by himsotf, because xith in
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the
in-!
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er members of t h e . committee dlana state Republican eommfttofe, j
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Prince Nicholas Said to Have could not be present, hopes to wfrtd I1""
lh,,t
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the
Liquor-Crnzcd
Man H oh Long
Attended “ Religious House up his work Monday or T aw day he#d”tff *m orgnntxaflori whfrti
Police
Record
for Intoxo*
P a rty ” While in London nnd devote the remainder of tho disseminated league of Nations
catio
n
;
M
other
is Dead
week
to
political
campaigning
in
ts Over ‘Mike* A t
Oyer 200 Report
and World Court propaganda in t
his homo state.
Lffl Angeles E van gelist Said
this
state
but
witnesses
who
appear:
mmevTiwi^
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NEW
YORK,
Oct.
23.-(Ah
Re
Iner Given L a s t
Be Injured on ‘
Only three witnesses have been ed here yesterday declared that ho
to B e C on fid en t-T h at Ju ry ligious teachings of a “soul sur
“ ‘“ ^ T O N . Maas.. Oet. 2 3 called
thus
far
for
the
Kansan
City
hnd little funds, so far ns they ‘'1 v A liquor-crazed father killcil
Of W inter
Will Absolve Conspiracy geon” who came to the United
rht by Steel Man
meeting. They are Mrs. Vivian knew, and no office force while he hi:; three daughters with an axe
C h arg e A fte r H earing He:* States recently on the Leviathan, Tracy Wh
eateraft, a womnn Re- was in liulinnnnolis
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H avana, O ct. 23.•
. n* they slept in their home this
with Queen Marie of Rumania, and
I,OS ANT.EI.ES, Oct. 23. (/!*)
Thc picturesque lit
kvsiciait vvns called to
morning. He wns Jam es Stoddard,
wlm has headquarters in a mansion
1■ * * » r * r
w> »-»•—* ^
1;t(|, n laborer, and the girl’s were
of Pines paid a heavyvl
|al suite at I lie Ambaa- Heartened by the trend of testi near Kiftlj Avenue owned by John
Mildred, 7, Flon nee, 13, and Edna,
llnlel 1mlav to at lend mony in lu-r rune, Aimee Xenyde 0. Rockefeller, Jr., are under inMcPhcrsmi, the evangelist, today vtsligation by a committee ap
11. Marion, -t, the fourth daugh
Mime of Rum ania,
predicteil n romplete defense vic pointed by Hr. John drier iiildx-n,
ter
escaped.
h u rrk ia n e ’ p aised -,
|cold was considerably tory and vindiention for herself as
president
of
Princeton
University.
“I
didn’t want them burned,” B a rra g e of C harges and Counr W e d n e sd a y me
*
-ted l»v a strenuous she turned from tho 18 day ordeal
Stoddard mubtored to police who
Students at the university ac
te r C h arges A re Filed by w ay t o C u b a 't d - l ,
[of speak inff enguge- of her preliminary hearing on
broke into the house in response
Counsel for F ra n k W rig h t t h e r d e a th affld' cfe ^
charged of conspiracy criminally cuse the student Philadelphian Sopesterda.v.
to u frantic call from a pedestrain
cioty
there
of
practicing
“undesir
And His Estruhged W ife
Survivors reaching herw'i
lUriy-in-waiting hod nn- to plunge into the week evidence at able Buchmanism” in mccortlnnce
who met Marion fleeing from the
38
persona were kHfad%i
Angelun
Temple.
Jnvi
i
gat
ion
Into
Apparent
rarlii-r that the Qucon’e
Armenia Suffers Big Ixisses scene.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 23.—(/P) 17 Americans, th at AnOrti^i
Renewing tho testimony of yes with tin* teachings of Ur. Frank
M
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.-'-r
is
Being
Continued
, slightly improved, but
Wlien Trem blers D estroy
Htichnian, wlm was excluded from
Tile man luid suffered from a - Frank Lloyd Wright, architect, persons were injured and j
By l. >io A uthorities Who
Ali>crt II. Du*‘l was sum- terday’s court session, Mrs. Me- tin* i’rmctton campus two years
H
ouses; N<> Loss of Life hallucination that bis daughters and Madame Olga Milanoff, wero and otbor losses will, '
Pherr.on
declared
it
had
been
n
I
||p win aivompnnied by
Hope l > T ;• • Cmupanlons
ago. Dr. Hurhmnn calls his phibt-]
Among Orphans Under U.S. wore to be taken from him, police at liberty on bond nnd in seclusion $50,066,000.
• * V|Wells, the Rumanian con- "wonderful” day for service.
sophy
“scientific
Christianity”.
said.
today pending hearing of charges 1 Tho steamer Cristobal, J
Mrs. McPherson snid she was
CINCINNATI. Oct. 23.—(/P)-*IraL
Dr. Ilibbon lins appointed a com
i I particularly jubilant, over the tes
The girl’s mother bad been dead ngninst them, but attorneys for brought to Batabano,
I.RNINKAN, Armenia, Oct. 23.
Queen's condition was '
Authorities
. . Hamilton County
timony of Judge Carlos A. Hardy, mittee of nine to investigate the* |
several
years. The father has « Wright’s estranged wife and the jured persons. Some
—(/PI— Many persons were killed
serious mid the doctors
. I i «a member
iiii hi uv i of uic
i 11rx tcourt
nui i society after nn undergrntluate investigating the death of Beulah and scores injured and the whole long police reconi of arrests for in architect’s counsel continuod a bar the hde were destroyed;
the nujH
superior
nott disarrange ih ay s bench 0f (California who also tes- forum by a vote of 25H to 85 a r - . Purvis, 1!>, l.awrcnceburg, Indiana, population wns thrown into panic toxication nnd bad oneo been un rage of charges and counter charg
There were fatalitlee in *
of «*h«’r ‘ he Prince or tifjw , dupjn|f tho hearing.
Gerona, Santa Fo and __
fused the society’s members of today were npaprently no nearer by an earthquake which shook all der observation to determine bis es. ' *
Prince Nicholas left in
Harold Jackson, of Chicago, at cisco.
Judge Hardy took the stand laic carrying out the tabooed precepts |n „ ,Iution of tfc(. . ,ntory th#n of Armenia lnte last night.
r.nnity.
ster to visit the Brooklyn yesterday. His testimony revealed of Dr. Iluchman.
torney for Mrs. Mirinm Wright,
Many wealthy Amerigatf; '1
Believing that Mount Arnrnt,
Marion,
the
fourth
daughter,
hi.
conversation with Mrr.. Minnie
The undergraduates charge tha' 1scantily dad nnd badly beaten up, only a short distance nwny, was who wns in bed with Edna, awoke tho estranged wife, said ho would homes in the isle, which.!•_
legation of girl scouts os- Kennedy, Mrs. McPherson’s moth Buchmanism ih “an appeal to man’s in the river near Cloves, Ohio, in eruption, the inhabitants rushed
investigation
into a r t* of about 900 equal*’ :
as her father struck her sister nnd request an
rincess Henna to the Cap- er, concerning her dealings with religious inner nature through an when the girl's body wns found, from their homes. They were re grappled with him. Breaking from deaths nt Wright’s homo in Spring miles from Cuba,
hre for a reception,
the Into R. A. McKinley, blind exnggt rated
emotional
excite Inst Wednesday.
assured by the American doctors his grasp, she fled to the street Green, Wisconsin, charged to a crops nave been ruf
indi of radio , fnnB who Longbenr attorney. Judge Hardy ment,” and that it stresses sex too
and
nurses attached to tho Near where a pedestrian gavo the alarm crazed negro who ran anruek and with physicians, food and;t
Deputies investigating the case
burned tho archlteit’s |80,000 are being sent from ’
lupon henring Queen Marie said that prior to Mrs. McPher highly. Discussion of the society
Fast relief, who, by their prompt that brought police.
Reports from varloot j
Hb said he
YiU have been disappointed, son's return to Los Angeles after came up in considering its annual learned that an Sunday night Oc act i preserved order throughout
A sqilad of officers found Rtod- bungalow In 1914.
Cuba visited by the
of n misunderstanding thirty dnys absence from Angelas nppeal for $25,000 to he distributed tober 10, Miss Purvis went to, a the town.
dsrd, axe In hand, apparently about would go before authorities at
Inhabitants of the slopes of to leave the house. “I Just klH- Dodgeville, Wisconsin in tho nbxt served to add to the met
t, she fnileil to keep nn Temple he informed her mother to charity. The society is 100 skating rink at Harrison, Ohrio,
that
McKinley
had
been
approached
years
old.
Mount
A a t fell to their knees cd my threo kids nnd I want to got few days to press his demands’. . agb done in tho republic; f
st to speak from 21 stawith Miss June Dooneworth of
by
two
mysterious
men
who
of
William Nash, Wright's counsel, her of fatalities eatlmiit
Dr. Buchman says that there are
lulional hook-up last eveHarrison, ami Ray Lim ing rind and prayed whilo others rushed to tho other one,” ho told them as countered with a declaration thAt under 1,000. It haa been
fered
to
produce
the
then
missing
no
salnrica
in
connection
w
th
his
they disarmed him.
the churches.
|W’»tklress at dinnef givto Calculate the number I
establishment and that nif.ny i f his Richard Ratz, of Carmel, Indiana.
f brer by. the Iron and pastor for $25,000 ransom.
Stoddard declared ho had been Jackson's statements were “only a Tbe dsUtSge ia estimated
Many houses collnpscd, telegraph
Miss
Dooneworth
said
she
nnd
tho
McKinley
came
to
his
office
to
part
of
a
plan
to
pcrsecunte
Mr.
students are lawyers, pastors and
wires were wrecked, trees uproot drinking for two weeks prior to
I of Tir.,1i?'j(t-.the Hotel
KA,.l
’ -IL.'V.?
two men left the Purvis girl^nt
buttlnoss men. , ,
laat Sunday when he had deckiod to Wright.”
ed and cattle killed. * .
.
the
rink.
*
*
“
He describes ftscientiCie OhrisLions.
There wns no loss of life among qqit. A hallucination that a form -. Included in several deaths man been found IM* Bat, .
The next trace of her wns pick
was able to describe the men only tiHn|ty-> Hs normal, first century
or employer hnd chased tho chil- tinned by the Chicago attorney
nounrement was that the by their voiceH, tho mannerisms
ed up nt Brookvillc, Indiana, where the large [X-rsonncI of tho Amer (Iron home nnd wns preparing to wore those of Mrs. Mnmmath reports plecsd the death
“Christiaity renewed.”
dt 806. A check-up in '
ican
Near
East
relief
or
of
the
bold spenk for tho nation nnd the names which they gave,
“We offer no newistn,” lie in she was snid to have boarded a 9,(300 Armenian orphans under “burn" them or otherwise cause Uorthwick Cheney, with wham Havana fevesla a posslk
al! 8:30 and !l o’clock. She Judge Hurdy told.
traction car October 15 for Valley
them harm made him resolve to Wright eloped in 1909, and her
sists.
kt the studio of W JZ at
Junction, not far from the spot their care. This waa duo to tho kill them himself, he asserted in two children. They were slain by the waters there of 157 It
After learning about McKinley,
He
arranges
what
he
calls
"re
|left a few minutes later Mrs. Kennedy went to .Long Beach
where her body was found. There sturdy construction of tho old an incoherent narrative at polico the negro who set fire to Wright’s ty five bodies have been
but the crews of 46 fi
Rormeil that a little time and consulted the police. Later, ligious house parties” at wliicn all trace of the girl was lost, and stone czurist military barracks in
headquarters.
home. Records show that for men nggrerating some 80 men/]
kp«e before the hook-up Judge Hardy snid, he called oil guests spend week ends. They it was there the authorities took which they are housed nnd the
He hnd been chopping wood with wero slain at the same time, one ing. Incoming vesrielsM
[completed. A program of McKinley, At this time bis in are free to smoke.
splendid discipline maintained by
Queen Marie expressed approval up tho trail today, hoping to be the Americans among the children. the axe in the afternoon anil in tho the aon of tho manager of tho es ing seen 48 bodice
siil for by a commercial formant told him he hud heard
ahlo to trace her movements of
evening his mind became dazed. tate, and another an assistant to sea. The tyis o f life Ip %
, was t«'ing broncast by from tho r.trnngo men a second of Dr. Buchman’s teachings while five days hack to the starting
"In
order to have tho children from W right in his architectural work. tions of the city is eetil
on
the
Leviathan.
Her
son,
Prince
|Ue time.
point.
time. They accosted him on the
' NEW YORK, Oct. 23.— (/P)— being burned the thought enmo to Tho negro, Julian Carlton, wns held between sixty and on* hi
liter company, which street to reassure him that they Nicholas, nttended one of tho "re
John Purvis, futher of Beulah, Hundreds of persons were killed,
'Communication by
the dempscy-Tunney could produce the missing pastor. ligious house parties,” in London. told officials here yesterday that thousands injured and other thou mo whilo I wns sitting in the for the slayings but died in Jai).
rocking chair by tho stove that I
__ _ ______________*
wiro to devastated
I arranged for the nationho had beeI# married twico and sands made homeless by the earth had better kill thorn myself," said
Shortly afterwards Mrs. Mcthroes crippled. ' *'?Vv-y
lap last night. After th e !: Pherson reappeared at Douglas
was the father of 25 children. His quake, which shook Armenia late the rambling statement.
In the provinces of Hav
fipeech at tin- steel dill- j Arizona, with her Htory of escape!
first wife, tho mother of seven last night, said a cablegram to tho
“ I got up out of the chair and 11
R o P A l V A f l Matantas, an d ’in sotnsi
announcer of WJZ said |
of his offspring, burned to death Near East relief todny from Eri- went to the outside of the porch [ 11 1 A x U l t O
! from kidnappers. The- men still I
I V t L v I V v u Dinar del RIO, tbe rug
|air that an ice cream com- ■were willing to be of assistance
when she fell over n stove with a vnn. All of the 40 American work
bafcto crops and sugVr. Mil
arranged for the Queen and offered to furnish all the debabe in her arms. The child died ers of Near East relief aro safe, Then I went into Marion nnd
Stained extcnsHs damsg*.
■cast next Friday nt 9 p.
the message said.
tuils of the kidnapping. At thlR
a few days later.
In Havana strtst.CKg ‘ ‘
Ednn’s room nnd hit Edna with
ler sthe<iide is followed she
stage of the negotiations McKin-4>Buil(lings of the Near Fust ro- tho nxc. Marion got up and ran
Threatened with expulsion from l>eeii resumed and a limit
1is- ir, Winnipeg.
.
. , . ,,
PITTSBURGH,
OCT,,
23—(/PI—
killeil in an
Jio f of Lcniiikatv were damaged. nwny nnd I went into the room their community, two negro wom of water is available to j
31‘vei llarrimun, spenking iUy 'VUB, “tClt
The hearing Eddie Goodfellow, of Pittsburgh, All Sponge Packing
Children in tho organization’s or of Florence and Mildred and killfcd en appeared nt tho office of M. of the city. ’ Only the
|Qucon, •niiI other engage- uulomoh,,c «ccl<lunt*
adjourned yesterduy until wus under detention today,( held
phanages and the workers are them. Then t wont and got a glass
Plants
Swept
Away
W. Lovoll, justice of the peace this Hbes rtm ain out <
event*'*! her majestic from ' ^ aH ,
when the trial on a technical charge by police who
sleeping in tents.
Doctors and of Water and l thought I might
Mr. Sim,„ff thm retu rn -1
m.,: rn]JVf
morning nnd nskod him to help ’ 1The* Cttben Be*
nro seeking evidence to discrehit
nurscH sided in tho caring for the havu made a mistake and did ndt
enter its fifth week.
'
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
23.-(/P)—
! studio.
|will cnt«r(
them. Tho thrents wero contained not'rsrtired full i .
tho story of Charles K. Knnpp
injured.
know
what
to
do.”
Every
sponge
packing
plant
ex
|uren’s speech at tho utccl |
r
in difforrnt letters received by tent of the’ stertn and
that ho was robbed of tho $320,000
that the sxSct number ,'
The cnblegrnm requested an ap
Police discovered the bodies in them.
»*iin-.Micmi by w j z New Infant Son or Mr.
, given him for tho purchnsc of cept one at Batabano, on tho
injured
will never* be‘'i
propriation
to
meet
tho
emergency.
southern
const
of
Cuba
wns
swept
tho
blood
spattered
beds
of
tho
[<«' Washingtaii, nnd WBZ'
. Lula Show, young, nnd carrying The populace Of Havaqe.
And
Mrs. Bryan Dies bon
ds.
F«i. and Boston. WJZ
n i l u 1T“ a * ' “' ‘ J
Goodfellow, the U test person to uway by the hurricane, said a Tho Near East relief centered its cheaply furnished rooms. Little a baby in her arms, wns described
Isle of Ptne* today‘
Armenian activities in (.eninaknn Mildred still clasped a rag doll to
M a n.iiieiitrcinl program
be arrested in connection with the cablegram received by tho Amer
where it has been tAking enre of her bosom. Tho threo children ap by the letter writer, who signed hard th ctedrfag up the-i.uthcr Howard Bryan, eight
ican
Sponge
and
Chamois
Com
It 9:1a o’clock only to ennllcgt!il bond swindle which forced
the irote, “K. K. K.” af n ’lia r ,” recovering the bodiea of
parently had died Instantly.
r nnie •’> minutes delay by months old infant of Mr. nnd Mrs. the Brotherhood Savings and Trust pany today from its agent at Ha 9,000 orphans.
nnd
"destruction mukor," in tho sfl when'bu1ldfngs coHapesdkf
l|nK "f Madame Frances Leslie T. Bryan of 2480 South Pal Company here to close Ita doors, vana. This company's plant was
Stoddard submitted quietly to ar neighborhood. Sho wns advised
NO
RELIEF
NEEDED
|J remark-* ,.r Hugh Mor- metto Avenue, died nt 5 o'clock received a telephone call from tile only one not swept away, said
rest and Interrogation, but when that if she wished to live here, • A ddttionalrvttet’ ” ’ *
t h e l a k e f PM eitM
this
morning
in
the
Femutd-l.aughthe
cable.
, ■iiiiouncer said copyconfined in a cell tore o ff his
Knapp last Saturday, 'police de
W EST PALM BEACH, Fla., OcL clothing. He was overpowered by she hkd “bettor attend to your own tbe United S t it t i*
A. J . Slosi, president of the
Prbadc putting the singing ton Memorial Hospital. A blood clared.* The call was said to have
business.” Lula lives at 1105 end the ofuiser
D'r, but the radio audience transfusion operation whs per been mudo from the home of Mrs. American Sponge and Cbamoin 23.—(flh—The Bahama Island* will officors and fell Into a coma.
peOtod before Sunday rg
Tenth Street.
a
pueli „f q
formed in tho Orange General Hos Knapp’s cousin at Vnndogrift, Pa., Company, said there wero eight or need no outside relief f.(Mowing
Tho man was arrested last sum
Nueva Gerona. Taro
tho
(hurricane
which
missed
Nas-mi
Carrie
Hayward,
living
at
1107
H. t-iuy, who presided, pital of Orlando yesterday in a the day after Knapp’s disappear nino sponge packing plants at
mer on a chargo of tho failure to
Pe Queen to talk about hcr- last attempt to save tho baby« ance allegedly with the money. Batabano, of a total value which and possibly swept over Ahue.) contribute to the support of hln Tohth Street, is charged by the have left Key W sst fo r
(Continued On
life. The infant had beon ill for Goodfellow, following his arrest he estimated at $200,000. There Island to the north. A re\ Iv from children, but an aunt of the girls anonymous writer with making
the
acting
Governor
nt
Nassau
to
“confusion”
in
tho
community.
Pr'-l-le like to do that and uevorpl months with the whooping last night, denied receiving the probably also was a heavy loss of
promised to help keep tho house
Py l!‘! "
1 talk too much cough and had recovered. An ear call and disclaimed knowledge of life among sponge fishermen he the City of West Palm. Beach this hold together. Stoddard had not “Now if you keep this up we nro
morning to ita offor of aid ex- workod recently.
coming to seo you.” Tho tame
said.
•
|„.r inajetty snid. affection developed a few days ago the swindle.
presnad
thnnka o f tho peoplo and
Batabano
ia
one
of
the
principal
I ‘ lhr""Cli me that I want and tho infant gradually became
His mbther fri said to have died throat was also mado to Lula*
Knapp, captured with his wife
advised that no aid la needed.
Tn°w and lovo niy country.” weaker.
llr . Lfrvell said he was gtring
in an Insane asylum.
Stoddard
. last Wednesday night; claims John sponge shipping points of Cuba.
The infant is survived by two Russo, a Chicagoan, and two com*
Ftl*v’ o*!l‘
'H'Roified a
himself had bead under observation to*tum the letters ovsr to the po
lice. The women wero perturbed . A») ,*■•*, . «•»
i
"i' 1 ,l!> Rumania and sisters, Martha nnd Laura ami one panions robbed him of the money.
for sanity several year^ ago.
I ward progress. Sho then brother Tolar Bryan. Mr. Bryan Russe and the money atill elude
over the letters. They said Ahey . ' Leroy D. Ho
I
‘m elderly Rumanian is vice president of W. V. Wheeler, efforts of police to locate them to
knew thfe identity of the writer, bOutrtei’ iNiniW
L r f ‘ “" “•I her stupid, Inc., real c: tatc agency.
who they said was e woman in ctmrfrtis,
ady.
P, V •'he did nothing.
thalr neighborhood.
' . day rtoon at tho luncf
Funeral services will be held at
, l,l‘“r six children,” the residence at 3 o’clock tomj-row
of the SanfoRt' XI
1.22
-TAM PA, Fla., Oct. 23.—(/P)— B of/.lo .................. 50
U
■ J S & P -u thi,t »»■ afternoon with Rev. F. D. King Decline Orders on ’ ' ,Preaauro waa low thia jpomin# Charleston ........- 74
All Cotton Fu tu res
and Rev. E. D, Brownlee in chargo.
Chicago ................
56
, Mnri° opened her talk
______
71
ovor. the upper lake region and tha
Burial will be made in Municipal
Denver .......
MOCK8V ILLB, N. C„ Oct. 28—
ATLANTA, Oct. 28.—UP)— F f»- West Gulf atatea, aaM the report Dee Moines
*
Ulke]
11 h,C“rthree
my Volc®
,kp(l"-“1!ready
tlmea’ Cemetery.
(/P)—Politick as aho ia played in
m i
ner and Beane and John F . Clarko of W. J . Bennett, government me- Gglveston ........... 82
WASHINGTON,
78
h,‘vc a cold in the
th* aunny South w ill b# Investigat The trbpifcax disturbance passed
Company, operating broker!# , teorologiat. On the Middle Atlan Kansas d t y .........08
44
Glades County Roads and
ed
by the fedeA I.govenijhent I t i over Bermuda on. Friday g n u t
.10
officers in Atlanta, announced <o- tic coast it was relatively high. Memphis ............... 72
68
request of, reporters of tha "C ltl- noon with barometric pressdf* of
To, B e Fixed by State day that the will not hand^ orders Thera was rain in tha lake region New' Orleans ..... 80 64
*«ne Ticket” Hera ta granted by 28.58 Inches and 68 Bailee of'wind
foT the purchase or sal* of any and scattered showere/in the Mis New York .............. 58
48
the
Poet Office Department.
from the northeast, the Wedther
.
commodities for future delivery sissippi valley and the Gulf wa Oklahoma City .... 58
48
r l- Johns Sunday TA LLA H A SSEE, Fla., Oct. 28. •through
A recent edition of the Mocks- Bureau reported today I t wiB co n *. ’ ]
ters.
Elsewhere
In
the
east
the
lUIM
glT
.......
08
46
their
offices
here.
Governor Martin today ^Que8tf J
villa Enterprise contained editorials tinup to advance northeaetword and
•’
•_ 8t Louis ............... 60
44
This action followed
convic weather was fair. ’
the State Road Departp*nt to U k j
conehrdng
Jobnuoh X l i y j b ” Re oadef galea over-tfee north Atlantic
In
the
W
ait
pressure
was
high,
S
a
h
Lake
City
....
84
48
tion in Fulton Superior Court ye*t e ' r t S b ’ -r* “n the Immediate *tep« to wbBJ 'd
Senatorial candidate,* add steatnsr routaa on Bunday. . ;
wow bv ,U
maugurat- highway, dt Glade, county dma tarday of B. .L. Layton. AtlafcJ* with .the center of high barometer Shfhveport ........... 80
.
64
JonfcsJ- .candidate foj* to•1
rtstion r h° '“kc M°uro« aged by the «**t coast hnrrteane. manager for Fenner and Beane,-on over Montano. Mostly fa ir weatiG Toledo
86
I yacht w mpuny. The pasef the 7th Judicial ■district,
opmu rtAS S a*!in*
64 44
The Governor. dlrecUd a letter a charge of violating the Georifll er prevailed with lower tempera Washington
to which Jam a*
*
l 5 a P^ aka' Wi" li» v . to Dr. F . Al Hathaway, thalnnan, law prohibiting trading in e o tp * ture# <in the Northwest. At W&- £>{>!*■. - a Jlorlda Stailooa
“’clock and
QE/1Italy, b e t I
llaton# N. D., the mercury stood a t ~
> . 62
-0 clock
in which th *.ch ief execuUva statedi
t
adfcmfe
aWtffc
t
P
.
”
'
66
<ht w ill
,t enough man and equip
KO to tho We70
R C r urn- “ rip of
PREDICTS
Speech Not EXONERATION OF
leard By Many STATE’S CHARGE
OFFICERS FAIL TO MANY REPORTED
SO LV E MYSTERY KILLED BY QUAKE
OF GIRLS’ DEATH IN HOLY LANDS
.. .. «+- * ^
Injured Beii _
TakenTtU
NOTED ARCHITECT
FREE ON BOND IN
MANN ACT C A S E j a t f t f
jslst
Another Arrest Is
Made In Pittsburgh
Bond Theft Query
Threats Are Made
[By 2 Negro Women
TdFohttMi
ToPoKi
Low Pressure Recorded Over West
Gulf And Lake Region Saturday Carolina Politics To
Be Investigated By
Federal Authorities Hutticarte Passes
Bermuda on Friday
ion Trip on
W
�rw»TTJVi
l
te a
2=
____
a
izzs
' i ,*»
■■■■
-a.
" ----
ddSbaete
SS
22=
TV1
'1
—
m
te n
-
»T.i **
* -r yet for service rendered in the go to a dam*** and nee some old Tat
It e. I C ro ss,
(sister who is trying to keep UP|B
i,»»- jwilhp^ie procession attempting tojt
The honor which is being
Manager H c ld ie r, •’ intingly nccorded these fav rid go through the steps ah" learned jg
I't a correspondence course—wow! JJ
I>I111ADEI.PHIA. Oct. 21.—(A't.nnes has not roine through gr at
again, wow!!
Iw
Th- ITill..... .
M W U U ^ ,V .
i» th . w»ri.l
'n s : | Lot’.; ch„n„c
change „vcr
over to a„ plMx.nl
II,,.,■!,all Cl„l, Mill have a I , . * , ^
i. •,!-i «,;,*••<,•'
sul'icet ,,uiok
quick - a„
an Kaaax
Essex Cinrtt
Mereer's Bears make the final leader next year.
that ‘,nn
enn’t1 conjure "tit)
I e*s are not chosen because of out - |If ,h,,t
» h a il.
stand of their 1920 home season
(memories of delightful automobile
_
Arthur Fletcher, the Peppery
adding
leadership
in
conn*
great
tomorrow against tho^ powerful
it's because yyu never
expert'
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.—(/JO—Pmtr
Bulldogs of Howard College. Thi< muting r who has piloted the tenm itvv enterprise, the sneens of j owned
conference foot hall teams
j will he the Inst opportunity for for several years, has been re whn h Ims caused the civic chart to j
Yours.
rtped rtt tho home the)- opa new delight and an
! Macon fans to see tho phanton leased. President William A. Par- throb, with
BILL.
w
/
in preparation for the B i g ,
! like Phoney Smith gliding nrmind ker has notified hi mthnt his con-1 ‘
A
.
'
,
these thing?
ties, while.two others bnu*-j
his wnuld-he tncklers, "Five Turds” trad expiring .his fall will not he-....^
^
‘
in*t invasions from outside *
! Skelton rip the line and “Big Six"
Bill Dullose.
renewed.
| Those upon whose brows have
r Conference.
wntchin
running the interference. !
Fletcher, at his home in Collins- i „ placed the Inured wreaths i f
\_4fobdly share of tin* inid-Wcst's ' While students were
' One of Mercer’s weaknesses a ft
in the encounters trailed, the Shriner.e celebration Wednes er winning hig football games in , ville. Illinois, informed frierfds here* ! :l, , omplishmcnt and t*f fame are
• • to the Ohio Stilt** Stadium, day afternoon, the Sanfnri High i the past has been over-confidence. of Mr. Baker's action and said that i(|io-c whose feet can best weave
•hero will bo made the llijil Big| football squml was hard at *.v tk Coach Bernice Moore is guarding he had no definite plans for the ; j atoi|gh the mystic innr.es of 'h<*
future.
•
|Charleston and ‘Whose ........ can
o n 'debut of "the Ohio eleven that under Conch Welrltcl's wing.
against this Insidious disease this
Speculation ns to Fletcher’s sue- j wobble most .rythmieally t i the
Columbia off its feet at New
I.ight scrimmage was on the time. Mercer came through the
fork & week ugo,
' program and the way the boys tore Kloritln game without any injuries ces*a>r was rife today. Many fans ' .vt.copated jazz.
Ju st the moment you apply
believed that Stuffy Melnnis would I The town that has not selected I
:,Tho happily varied attack of th into it was a fitting description of' j to plnyers of serious nature,
! Mentho-Sulphur to an itchintf,
.
champion
Charleatnnititu
is
so
;ftyea made nn auspicious e a st-! the way they will play Saturday j The Mercer squad is well aware get the call.
,r bidiind the prncMsioit tin**-.* burning or broken out skin, the
'bow, and, with the conference j when they (day St. (tloud. The of the strength of Howard and i
,*. i that it cmilil Itevei* * Mi i’ up itching si ops ami healing begins, I
•till anybody’s much attention. team is now in mid-season form leaving no loopholes for Ilil'y Soviet May Force
even if it were rlihr i:• an says a noted skin specialist. This ,
ntcrod on its fortune ngninsl a.* and many of the mistakes thst tie* Bancroft |o shoot, through. Han
sulphur preparation, made into a
, x Cuach,
“ Y ” From Russia
OWE game regarded ns higltlv 1team has been guilty of making in croft, beside ; being a good earlier
plea-nnt cold cream, gives such n
l
ie
pigeoa
tned
an
!
I
n
,i
I
a*.ngerous despite a find downfall, tin games that have I
pin cd of tie* ball i; a deadly passer a I
ipiii
k tclief, even to fierv eczema.,
.....I dance ei-rinntly La
(I ■
U N(HtK, Oct. 21. i»P> A
i t the hands nf Illinois.
I so far will not lie repeated.
I well. Bancroft's flinging of lbthat nothing has ever been found
i*.
tv
hipped.
it
has
I»
«
•
«
*:»
\
*r.
ir td pi eted as c. eijileti* e>.
* Illinois trekked to Michigan fori dm ,f the things *hat has been oval for '!(• and HI yards is wind
to take its plate.
j
11•I»*I v* ilesi riheil a the "Chari
n ■f t In* Yi.nng Mi o' I'hris
the big game of the day with .1- , a cmi 'lant draw hark to the team 'w in ked Hie Oglethorpe Petrels 21
Because
of
its
germ
destroying
.
\ .i>ciatiiiM frnm Itu sia lia s i" " ' Cra/.e." CnnM you im agio t»en in the squad which Zuppke |this season has been the freqtic it Mn o, after the latter's
team
lung tn Which the word "ct i'.e” : pt'1" " ft ies, it. quickly subdues the;
.in',
I n taken by the Soviet govern
Will hurl against Michigan in III- 1fumbling in tin- back field. Tit ; triumph over Georgia Tech.
itching, cools tho irritation and |
on mI i'. was indiented today at the . fittingly applies.
ftn ie where the score is regarded j was te>i sien so niurh in the OrYhi
re's
one
thing
you
c
tn
say
!
heals the eczema right up, leav-|
, I'lir, ; of the national counsel of
i tho .handwriting nn the wall sn Iniidn triune as iij the preei piling I
,|„, it the Charleston. It has v a -'in g a clear, smaoth skin in place,
Naval
Heads
to
See
llic organization.
r ns The '2d championship is cmi- game*. Another Mg draw back hit aJ
No two people dunce it just j of ugly eruptions, rash, pimples or
fd. Yost proferred pesHinnsm been tin* inconsistent passing by
IHini-Michigan Clash II l>. Anderson, an American •Mill.
jdil.e. It's as individual as hand ] roughness.
id dependence on a lot of green (•enter, this is also being overcome
»
- .
i ) . ,M. C. A. secretary directing
Yon do not have to wait fur
,p;-l
.* f t ■ ng, and some of
rna. The Wolverines are giv.-tt nail in the icnmining games it will
ANNABHLIS. Md., del. 21.- (,1*t pnv-oal instruction in Russia lui- ..l oot as had.
improvement.
It quickly shows,
edge in the encounter.
| In* hard for tin backs to find fault
lCc.nl Admiral l.ntiis M. Mmilton i.i.ii forced out of the country hj
I v. ,u!d !«• "Hough if only p * Y**u , ri git a little jar of Itowlcs
with tin* way the center gives them sttpi iuit' inlcnt of the Naval Aead- Mi, 'o' iit and hi- piopetly con
.. vvno knew in,vi to dance (i*e .Month" Sulphur at any drug store.
I the ball. Jimm ie > amis is work
«•111y, and ( 'nininander Julies II •'.iiitcd, according to the nil < '.-iio ton attempted i!. But t"
—Atlv.
ing luird In eliminate this am! tin n* Ingram, diredor of nthletics, wall iioiinci'incilt.
' is a great improvement in Ins leave here Friday for Ann Arbor
■ 'I II. , amnunlcil |o i •.nipb le ex
wnik. This is his first tear as a Miehigan, to witness the Michigan
pul .ion. of the V M • A. 1ruin
( football player ami so can not be Illinois flint ball game as guests of
•til •ia" said In aiinoino mu id.
blamed for Ids mistai.es.
oCnch Yost. Tin* Wolverines mei t i
j The coming of Forilhnm to Saa Navy in Baltimore Oct niter .’It).
\v itu i.r s vt.t: T im : lM i it\TTt:i<v hi im'I . v
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• t II I I I I I I T
Tin* New Yolk Ih
" l a .v u i . n \\ m u .»: <vi.r. r im i : h**
"No loafing" is the slogan of 1foul llieli ha st t cugtliciicd the
Next Monday the officers will • i at has ,b*. all d I ha
m i l l 'I I i i * •••! » I m *. «v c m m ' I k i i tf «• m i l l r« |»filr n i l i n i ' L r x
lit*Men*
Mercer Bears, according I a :i right -nle of the line to a cnmi.l
l . r l l i m r i m *\ l i i p w i L i H r r i
I m * ii \\ I I . V. \ I I I * n m l
l l i r 1111confer with the Chicago Bark Cum- ' i i i i .-; not i ii lit a n
re -iJup*.
ord from .the fnoilndj camp tit ( or;,I I** ci'e iit.
l-i.rilliam plav
mi ‘ inn regarding tin* Army Navy This nut aunt n illv I
him from
aeon, (in. Some of the f.dloWers |yo;m! and weighs well over 21Ml lilt, t'1 he held on Soldier's Field
a mat .'ll v\ 11*i I >rmp >
»•i »• i'llii\ t:
-r» is—
-s.inionl. t ’ln.
the Bears inttinatcil after ih pounds. ’I lie right side of the line
!)• victory over Florida Saturday t ,VII.. v,.ry nnich in need of nn exI
Fable: (lnei* upon a lime I here
t there would he a tendency t«> i|ni,ence.| miin and the coming of Loo Foil I May Head
w a s a win Id serimt sine who -a'd.
,ke things easy" this week, j Fordhtitii Inis given it just the.Pirates Next Year "I don't ear- a:iyl!'''ii: fo'' the 'iiirxaaiiHmKaBnKQnHHDHavncnx'aMUBBantin’x a a n u a a a a a H a a B a 1a
clashes with Itidlins in I thing Ihat it. tueded most, both
|iiioitey. it'-, th«* i lory of vi buy
ord, Armiiitice Hay.
] Height and experience.
, BITTSBl'KGH . (hi.. 2l.~(ffi— I that I want."
But Bernice Moore, head
b
A conference between Lee Fold,
Mercer, war. not taken into con- [ / , ,
.
<ind Barney Dn yfuss, owner of the
•ration. Mercer’s nfinhlc men I L I P I I I S O I I (vcHTIC 1 0
Bitlshurgh Birates, has set base_ _ li another Jonh Cody whn it
Attract Big Crowd 1hall
observers to womleiing wheth
COMCI to boliovittg in preparation,
ft iTh® 11
I er the Boston lied Sox manager
two rusly pulleys hold'ii;'
low'll 1(1 \m>
' iy
Bv.
C O l . l ' M B I A . S.
Ocl. 21. (d’t will come here next, year to re
I.tackling dummies at Alumni
;
FOR KCZIOMA
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ha*;
II
Her,,.
Is'
i
s
('lim
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n
College
and
the
Utlipine* Bill McKenzie, diiiiiiii.-d lari
creaked from early until late
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day. And the Beer* ran v i i s ' t v of South Carolina came to .Motnla.v as.maaagi r of the B ir a lc
n
U uriis iiuil Scu iils. \f !c r Slut v im ;— All S ltin li r ila l im is S H
)Mi•• pel u i. e, i,
m
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'lays and dummy scrimmngi mi,Ml grips today in South Carolina'!; an
Fold and Hrevfieis wen- in eon
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p-i
mi
i-e
and
5
a t v o i ' K i/‘ i{ i ( i ( i i s r .
g ;i
the pcnqiirntion from llietr labor; l,Ui(l fie •ball i hr 'ie, p|,,ved as 111 fereife vesterdav. but tie- latter
1 *r i ' i i - i i - i i .
i- iiol
a
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formed a little stream that n ■Tied . illm nv id late fair week.
.vben p-keil whether Fob I had
;
kip
ef
Imtal
l*.'iine
!
*
a
I
.«;d
vvoi'koiits
yesterday
J
hcv
•way to somewhere.
I ennu* to seek a inanagin.il post,
I 1'll. Iloll w mi i. i lie
mjm xisBaBri-inM XKnatsnstniHBM ijtaKBBaJBBBX.xisaeasiiBaBBBHLr J
Tho Bears play lb,waul Snlur- t ed hid It ('.im.; in good b y in, for said llu Horton pilot nteielv Ipe.l
the
(•iiceiinti'r,
which
will
be
wit
^, day. The y rate /{(.ward to . (rung, ]
paid Iii iii a frii ndly visit, while cm
!$&;>,!£ noi stronger than FI t d ,. Tit- noised by more tha'i I ’.Utta pit
route I i i hi- home in Cleveland
Bulldogta trmiiiched Oglethorpe 'M .*"OS.
Foil! spent only a -hurt lime lieie.
to 0 .
| The game will affect tie* cutifei
While the Hears did nut actual ; once slambi'g ,,f one of the P a i n I>i tiny Friedman, tie* All Amer
^ im m n g in g
yesterday.
Coach 1nr. both of the contender; have one ican M|iiatlet-hack, vvrilt s (hat no
' MooTo lnlends scrimmugiiig his victory and mu defeat so far this , loothall team can In* a success
rn#0 ftt leant t-.vo days this week. , M*«son,
without a good set of linesmen.
No injuries of a scrims nature r** '
Ifls wonderful vvluil a college eilti
ijnilted front the l lorid.i ViUll".
! ’ St. Louis was mad about, luise- •'alien will do for a fellow, ain’t it .’
T e n Elevens A re
amping At Door Of
Mercer Meets The; ,,hi" j ^ r $ eteherl
Powerful Bulldogs
o f Howard College
jgr
Sanford Football
;Team Engages In
Light Scrimmage
OUT AND ITCHES ]
APPLY SULPHUR:
FOR BUSINESS
With H full line of g ro ceries thrtt will sell at
doiisly low price during our
O PE N IN G
DAY
SALE
Come nnd Snve Money
L a k e Mary
Cash Grocery Si
Herald Classified Ads Bring
J"
fo Loafing’ Sign
fang Out In Bear
"amp By The Coach
The Advahtagt
O f Systematic
Call R a y Brothers] Savings
tn n p in riririn i
s
m
J U IJ IJ U U IJ u ir
V
THE CHARLESTON \
hall before the •cite< startl'd it
P f . S T U A H T -- Bids ru'pjvetl. fo: was niaddi r than ever when the
J’ Construction , 1 IScttrev
Bilim .* I les i lldfd.
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C U C U M I S
J
ally— too easy always, to find;
for spending7— too easy to pift)
until some more convenient
with the result that a year,|
around and little or no progre
been made in saving.
With Building and Loan Sav
how different — here you ai
committed to deposit a certain
fic sum o f money to your credit—
j
tematically month by month yc
New Vegetable Book
something aside— it makes sa>
Bearing
Free to Growers
habit—once you acquire the
you’ve discovered “ the pot of
m n k s h a ft
As nmilher servlet* fvlitnri* lit Mnrida growers, we now oiler Ibis new (realise, "Some
I rofitahlc h loriila (raps" prepared by our Kntu nudogisl, 1>r. Morlimer I). I.ciimird, ia co-iqicriitlon with our Hortirullurlst and vice prcsidcnl, Brof. It. F, Flnyil.
the end o f the rainbow.”•
OTOR.
Iho hook contains prarlical information on the production of Florida Vegetables, including
planting, fertilization, and spraying for insect and disease control.
It’s five on request.
Manufacturers of Ideal Fertilizers, Jacksonville. Fla.
S T he W
m
Building and Loan Savings
you save— it is the system of thei
o r ld 's S m o o t h e s t T y p e .
-♦
W IL S 0 N & TO O M ER F E R T IL IZ E R CO.
With Which is Affiliated
initiative, does not save systeii
save— each month you are defil
f LEA It WATER
F.-ri lln n i
ion Avenue to lie widened.
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The average person, left to hitj
that wins out.
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Florida Agricultural Supply Company
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
and an A rray o f F a r t h e r
I'atil U. FurltcM, Mgr. Sanfuril Hrnm h
G re a t A ttra c tio n s
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a
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^SUNSHINE
C ottonseed M eal
•EGG
T H E ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R
MASH
* Katf Izots — Ton I^ots — Car Lots
(iet Oitr Prices and Let Us Save
You Money
SANFORD FEED A N D S U P P L Y CO.
Phone 5H!)
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VliliTl.C'
miaiaiiiiHHg »
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Magnolia A m *, and 1th S t.
Jno. W. Sneed
Horse Feed,
Dairy Feed
SUNSHINE EGG MASH
Poultry Feed
Our Standing Guarantee*
‘Y o u r M nnoy B a c k I f Y ou
A rc 'Uie t ..S a tte fW r
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Office Form erly Occupied b y B r l t P
Smith
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DAY BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
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m m sm m as*
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founder ..(if the
League jh ’ ^orth Dal^
y plnitftlg,. a' potential "a lf’j
the same state.
jjflXeyUalng, has Jbaoomo a member
In tho^orifty of good.ppeech, rfAd
will appear in the next Edition of
the New Standard Dictionary.
JACKSON VILLE:’ B ill* B ar
who wn^B^ected
wnSialecte to tte je a p -;
field, who
tnincy of .the fWfl frer,hmSS,**foota t , H'
bnll tosjti 7>f PnfcfeeXun University,
is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Fred
erick G. Barfield, of this city< and
formerly starred on the Duval High j
School eleven. In 11*124, Barfield j
was an all-state tackle, and during 1
his performance in Florida was nl- }
wavs an outstanding tar.
—
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Minnehaha Falls at Minneapolis,
famed in poetry by Longfellow,
Arthur Bowie Chris man was
gets its water supply now from awarded the 1926 Newberry Medcleetrically operated pumps, us the al for "the most distinguished con
original feeding creek lym run dry. tribution to American children’s
literature during 1925" by the
American Librnry Association.
By The Assoclntcd Press
TALLAHASSEE:
Florida was
. : «bd Sam Dlghton
represented
at
the
annual
meeting
bp walking. They say
* bit. awkward at first of the United States Independent
Telephone Association, held at
windshield.
Chicago. Vilkina I.inhart, assist
ant telephone, engineer, of the
Ifo f the .latest signs on the
LAKELAND: The presence of
an to: This car stops for all Florida Railroad Commission, ami
W. G. Brorein, president; A. B.
crossings—also blondes
Jordan, plant superintendent, and '"•"«« " f, )ilv" 1 ,
> . »f
C. E. Archer, general auditor, nf |Aiimirmlnh*. prol'.ilny raved the
w'
from
the Peninsular Telephone mmpu Atlanlie Coart Lin*- railroad
. .
, ,
Shrine Ceremonial has ny. anil Frank Moore. .Manager of '• '•«" wr‘’l’k*
tlie Auburndale
gad gone and added another the Southern Telephone and Con Times. Mr. Yarborough, while j
driving n truck by a railroad I
('light in the galaxy of Snn- struction company, at’ endid.
crossing found two logs across the i
R «1 entertainments of visPLANT
CITY
IldlsW .iugh .track, where they apparently had |
! fallen from a log train. A freight
&
county’s
hom e domnn.it ration j train was then approaching as he
rr good story for Califor- agent, Mist. Motelle Madole. re
j
■papers. "San Francisco turned from the annual conference 1threw the logs off.
j
l killed in Miami during of homo demonstration agents,
Is the ideal home of today j
W A. f Hill)
kl estate sign was blown hel dnt Gninesvivlle, with a broken j BRADEN'Tlfe:
lding and killed him.”
and scientific refrigeration is
arm. Miss Madole slipped am) fell ' Manning, local sportsman. Is the |
I latest to join the l!o|e-|n-(>ne Goff j
during a recreation pern <1
an essential standpoint.
, Club. He made it on th<* seventh j
you realize every morning of
i
hole.
|
life that you are enjoying the
L et our salesm an call on
FORT LAUDERDALE: \ livei
OCALA Will Clark, negro, had
£ climate in the world? The wire, grabbed by Charles Miller,
you and explain why electric
Nisid nights are perfect, just 21, resulted only in severe Inmis to be forcibly ejected from the city
.in1
1
after
serving
u
ten
day
senj
M enough and just cool enough. about the head. The wire struck ,
re frig e ra to rs are the m ost
tence for intoxication. When Will ■
his face, singeing bis hair and j
Coincident
with
the
visit
to
America
of
Queen
Marie
of
Rumania,
Marie and the princess burning bis face and right shoiil-j who proved a model prisoner, had iL is reported! King Ferdinand, her husband, will nhdicate the throne scientific and economical re
served his lime, lie was told to go
frigeration.
.
other royalty will not der.
He refused to budge, in favor i i his son, the Crown Prince Carol, with whom Marie wiih
I bis way.
'to Sanford. This will ho bad
reconciled during her stay in Paris. Ferdinand (right) and Carol
’ for Dock Aldridge and other
JACKSONVILLE: Coust ruction , and was finally put out.
are 'diown here.
1* Brummcls of this city who contracts let in Florida during'
thinking of entertaining the September totalled $IfiJK'l).7(M>, lie 1
Hurt1 Is What: New i
cording to statistics of the I1 W.
1' party.
|ed -aif against the Blair company
Warrant Is Issued
Dodge Corporation. Miami led for
Yorkers
A
re
I
Joint?
an accounting and cancidla
M cLander Arcade
Shrincr'a "hot sent" in front individual cities, with $2J57.r*.7iMl;
For Ford’s Builder asking
linn
"f
the
eonsracts
which
a
ffe
c
t1
McKinnon A Mark,wood’s has Jacksonville was second; Palm
Deepite the fact that dtio.lKIU sea
underway in |
discontinued and the Sitting Bench, third, and Tampa fourth. men avail themselves each year of
DETROIT. Oct. 2.’t.
I/l’l —A construction work
Memphis, Somerville, Mass., and
: of Rest can again hold their
the seamen’s church Institute, Rev.
BARTOW: A bit of lip stick, Mr. Cumpstoii, tln> chaplain, who warrant i harping John M. Blair, Detn lit. The complaint alleged the
bu* meetings without the con
* getting up and sitting down. found after u search of the car, spent liis youth before tile mast, 1president of the Blair Construc defendant company bribed Ford
was the only clue local o fficers, stoutly insists there are no sea tion Company of Memphis, Ten employes to accept inferior mate
'Subdivisions in and around had to identify the tlicif. or men today. With one passing o f, nessee, with bribery in connection rial at cxhnrhitnnt priepa in con
will never grow nn<J do- thieves, who "borrowed” the auto sails, he says, there has come a i with work of approximately $ 10,. nection with the work.
ni w type of sailor to man the ships, •
“ as they should until wo can mobile of George Ellis, HurtoW and the traditional “salt" is now i 00(1,000 in Ford Mortor Company
resident,
for
a
"joy
ride."
The
ci
r
construction projects was issued
a buss line that will make
London has only /*>,(H)0 patrons I
only tie harm ter of history.
\y schedules over a cireuit of was found Inter parked in the re
today oil complnint of Alfred F. (for play which the "intellectuals”
'Utiles with a loop encircling the sidential section, after it had been 1 After years of devotion oxclu
an investigator for the Foril |stamp with their approval. The J
city. Such a line would not taken from Mr. Ellis a* lie i aiig shcly to art ( arm gie Hall, famed cihnpaiiy,
Lyceum and other inelodrumn i I
miiAr ..'fit. r, ha . yielded to tin
a boon for the renl estate
I In* Ford company rem it I,\ start- |lhouse*, count their patrons by the j
but for the business men ns Sanford will resolve to do husi- !i nipt mi- h n I .f ii ,i!s. It.1, eor
ihoas.oid-.
Few families can afford two ness here iilotig certain lines nr tier, .'.7th st re. aii Seventh l i v e
John Galsworthy recommends
;•It at ion I They lean against the
theatei
and the urban residents are blow up the town with dynamite. trill*. I* III i out i
whole-ale emigration of English
provide
.
‘
-tore
spa
building
and
each
one
iilwnx
.
haed now when the enr is There is moss here that ddt's not
a good etowd around him, Their <hildn a to I he Dominions to eiidown town for the entire grown on trees, if you know \\ hat 1 A short - l*o v \\l iter m
sue* the future of the British Embright Mu«» uniform
■
wn
mean.
pire.
<*k *e* 1color" at I n -t ham ha i cat chi i
<(
~Z '
.
,
turned taxi driver. He s«vs Hi*
I
~'~
Streets
are
for
moving
vehicle-*
j|(1)
w„tlM
„
,||tilliag
va
allot,
People trade where they receive
i . _______________
bin* for their money and and not for storage purposes. In f1)r Die jaded out of (owner who
a
few
short
years
First
Street
will
conn
s
here
seeking
a
complete
lly where they are treated
lie id-o recommend*. a
eourtesy and consideration. have no cars parked at all for change.
there
will
he
four
lines
of
moving
job
us
telegraph
messenger in the
. •'policy hm* built up some of
biggest business houses in the ears all the time and parked cm * . mid town district.
wilt he on the side street. Or
On Permanent Marcel W aving
Broadwuy is being given a
lando should do this stunt on
5 1(Mill for limited lime, lie ginning.‘Oct. 25.
Rhone 215 for appoint
glimpse of what a member <f tin
.old red brick building like Ornnge Avenuo and if the city ofments.
would investigate
1’’ 1,
L’'’with
!|<lj'i""
1|' >k lil' 1
red school house of ficials
.
.
.the
. . m at-, !>u" connection
the showing
of/
|.„raltl,,(ll,|
<Uy will have to go and ter they would net on this sug- u„. fj|m
Madame Harriet’s .Beauty Parlor
Jf to the new stylo of white gestion especially as it comes from outfitted several men in tin regti
I’urk Avenue
(Overi'Mobley's Drug Store
latino Legion unifnr tumid guns.
“n time thore will bo llt- Sanford.
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---------------------------the red bricks, the uver•Mrshee and the unsightly
F irst •Street.
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Nammber will soon be hero with
k circus, Armistice Day and
ivlng all lined up to take
time and attention and give us
i and pleasure— Armistice Day
— — --.WvTl
ts to bo one of the greatest
r
■brttions thKt Sanford ever
and we all should strive to
the Loglon boys put it over.
TOO LATE TO C LA ^
WANTED.— 100 young | 3
Shirley, Rt. " A”
170-F.
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mmm.
Phone 48
if
BUIC.KS
CADILLAC
DODGE
ESSEX
Iestate man asked me this
when property would get
Sanford. My reply
»uld
get active when
^
>t
4V *n for4 Were active as
» last year. If you will
l .wW >°'F ,*rrt » | Uve wires
r-thing rolling and tb>y kept
"
fo r several years,
inford lacks and has si
lk a few more trustwith faith In Sanford.
s ta n tia l
q u ie t o f
insure
dw ellings
v a lu e s
are
su re
SA N F O R D G R O V E H A S M A N Y AD VAN
T A G E S , T H E S E BEIN G B U T A F E W
Ask anyone in town about Sanford
Grove. It s located directly in the
path of building.
rull'
: " f ,)u' American AutoAx oi
at,on, which goverti'i
F^'by raving
,
this country,
ri ' " ‘ms working j„ tho
\
,:u“
Roing on the
■t
ur" ‘1' ''Very race Mrs.
ork „r 1
" ' ' , ,,I,X ,tml directs
l!"«barid’s pitmen
gnu! •in* ts recugnizod as
' ,ly
the w ^ iTw ho
iu . ,
»r a motor
t.
C d W L f""iiHh lhnt I am
dimply nebe11urn .. ,hl'
» ’I"!." '"•upiy
Mrs.
"Hm
Mr"' Eliott
they ' can’t
pip fr„,n
W,HV lt,‘'y
,r
W° rk
1 " T .... .
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SANFORD GROVE, Inc;
E. C. MILLER, Pres.
First National Bank Bldg.
A f
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lUiUIs!
b/N+m
ysd
r o
t h
e r s
MOTOR CARS
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m
IK*
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m
•'I r a
' '.' iiift
M
4
L a o d iu ^
705
H-Toe.Tr«ck
CKqwt* Only
^373
*495
i
•- H i
Elm Avenue a t 13th S treet
w
Mi
iWvK
(i’oG
. •n
f TV;, •V-D
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Small doivn payment a&d convenient terms.
Ask about o u r 6 % Purchase Certificate Plan.
rtf.
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1''Canada
,r° than Jlliiii i
\* 'n ('aim.,!. b „ e> arc n°w
Ihii
Many 0f the
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Sanford Avenue a t lfoh S treet
v. s. Car I]
xports
24*
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Today*® Chevrolet provides a ing engineering achievements
multiple'cylindersmoothness of the day!
of operation at every speed ,
,
that is unequaled anywhere
US de" ’° n ,tratc “ evroin the low-price field!
Iee" marvclous smoothness at
every speed. O r better still,
E veryw here its velvet-like drive the car yourself! Then
performance qualities amaze you will know why today’s
all who drive it—everywhere Chevrolet is such a marked
the smoothest Chevrolet in favorite among buyers who
Chevrolet history Is acknowl- d e m a n d th e e x c e p tio n a l
edged as one of the outstand* in economical performance.
i
— have
1)0 u widow." Kreusy hands
2 12 Magnolia Ave.
1*
f. o. b. ClevsUnj
•fl»'« turning right for
Iliu
Sales and Service
v t ...
MILLER 0. PHILLIPS, INC.
JI!!!
mpi» » — *
' 'V
i lli 1 iiioli s <ar
refused
Jxlinn ’"•IhtIv. and the girl
Ithi
1
T I..
T V
,“irs' r , 'nt
1 lled
(in " M
t'uinancp and
Ke.
•'husbandNcrer^
w ill b e
SANFORD BUICK C o T
•*ia
•t.««,
.v
iir
Dodge Brothers Special Sedan, im
pressively bettered during the past
few months A N D W E E K S , n o w
aw aits your inspection.
Honda, in 1922, Elliott was
1n* for a rare when hl»
Had
experience with
''ii" herself and who wu*t
ru n fo r s h o r t tim e o n ly
-SSrr;
lacksonvllle. By
i 'T
J?
ABbriMstasb. Vital. MUh.
T h i s s a le e f f e c tiv e i m m e d i a t e l y , a n d
U' r
.iHr.
Special Sedan
Hl'"tt is the only woman
w"rl'' 1,1 charge of prepur‘'"K uiilumuhiles for their
of xpioil. Her husband and
7
Ininics wifrk under
rwthm. She is an expert
bile engiiior.
th e
to c lim b .
P ric e d R ight---- L ib eral T erm s!
If—w
w that
uia baa made
itton
u t few
m i
r e s tr ic tio n s
O VERLAN D
ill
jUAMSI'ORT, I’li., Oct. 2.7.
|.rirl Elliott, one of th .
*ml most daring uuto[wrx in the United States,
ionth (‘track to enntes for
ithe title of "Speed King,”
Mh'ar that mechanical
p. iumng accidents, will cost
t victory.
M r gives her 0 . K. Imforo
P'lott mm him* j.; ready for
c o u n try p r e v a i l s , w h e re
FO RD S
HUDSON
N A SH
t i
Frank Kllinli Stam ps 0 .
bn Car Before Each R ace
|ed Driver E n te rs; Only
nan Who Directs Race
w h ere
m<vit beautiful
bundlnfa In the sUto of
Urida sold here last week to Now
tX capitalists ^who had never
the building but knew thut
5rd waa one of tho best cities
M state- This very important
received about as much cn, recelvd about as much cnfrom the local papers as
of an editor would re-
of their personality
irerance they have
itrllle out of the
ddmtlsed It to the
* • Belleven
■*»IU
«9
improved
D
,FE MANAGES
FAIRS OF HER
M HUSBAND
$
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Dodge Brothers
P5
W h e r e th e
One
In sp ect
Model Trim
Company
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I f lo o k in g f o r barg ain s n ow is y o u r
c h a n c e on the fo llo w in g m a k e s :
State First Of Week
l^ftGoodHighways
s E R V IC E
Unsurpassed
gWhat would wo 'do without our
baui'Svhen wo have u
atlon^* f W local band comfavttfably with tho crack
tda MaUeome >here from time
i/WwL-vre are proud of it—ly SO jrU lL Xre have visitors
V
Balloon tires may soon be filled
with
a noTi-romhiistible gus instead
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.
Brils* Ruth not only won m r ' f ,,ir T- C. Avery of Milwaukee
The problem ■of parking i
! *a^ring baso bull renown with lu> developed a gas which, he says,
downtown section of cities
uv- *
trio in home run swnts in th* w.iL ; ■••l..ng the life of n tire.
*nf * 5ven serious consideration liV
fourth grime of the World Sen. s
retail merchant* who fealite thut
rluyed .n St. Louis, hut he al ,
51 ml Splashing
parking difficulties have a detnI won a Chevrolet.
Mud-splashing nntomobilo drivo M h t “d»» bU" lnc" in lh" .
•
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to * * f « • M
clout, crn.lu.-il
‘
4 v**ry Ntnnll amount «,f
•tl»r,,u»rh Hie plate glnna window of , M "iny be guilty of n criminal of.
Lack of . parking- space
causct. •nil
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Florida and South f , '
',.Ut<’,,l" " l'* *ttlearoom near the (cure hi Paris if the ordinance
I’“ rcha.8era t0 vi»B residence 1X'»n during the pnm week I,,
n •t . .r<llnnl l",rl{ «»«f bounded off the Ito posed tty the prefect of police
i
rather than downtown stores Park- highway, j„ gold
^
" rh **.">** ™ope on dis is adopted there.* '
ing with a time limit also causes 1cording to the (’ndBlue1' \ v .y y" V
.llXt
ucknowledgenic m
purchasers to hurry through thei- Road Report' released here i ii,'*
f' al ,,u‘ Bambino was pie
shopping and buy Iasi because th?y
The report is wmpilod with mf„r- '
r
’ ' h"
do not have enough time to devote
to man or , Ke transaction;. -
QUALI TY
Sanford Building & Loan Associate
Special Price—
Annual Sale
fil* \Km
f/te car
A m id M a jestic P in es
-lie u te nlant
i
Beckwith and his cftlt force of policemen and
corps deserve groat credit
;thelr able handling of traffic
the thousands of visitors to
I..city during the Shrine Core
Courtesy and strict adto duty, yet withal plenty
snisney characterised the acof the police force and not an
int marred a perfect day.
n j. .
Spoken W ords S a id to
, Far in Convincing P ros[live Buver Their ProdHas Excellent Quality
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Babe Ruth Receives
(lift o f Chevrolet
A TOP Ma/s
Sanford Grove
l Armistice Day does not
• day of loud noises. The
one who tics tin cans on his
pi backfires it or shoots cunPackers or otherwise tries to
• Fourth of July celebration
Of the day should be inroduced
the new Jail. Armistice Day
I'a deeper moaning than one of
and horse play.
iE DEALERS j Downtown Parking Becomes Great
mAN ......
UNIQUE Problem In Many American Cities
LES METHOD
,* Drive the Car.” These
which have just ninde their
gnre o nthe well known blue
hite bulletin boards and in
t prominent magazines ’and
kipers are arousing int^gesi
[results secured from rcccntLnounced improvements in
, , lmnicdiate rosults of the 1r" " t',r Hubs. The .leiaile*! renort y,,,,.rS “4-" 1? w,,ul'l have been .•
1
serious orfense for any of us
[ Brothers Motor Cars, ac- parking congestion problems is dcK to Watson Reel, of tho centrelizntion of cities, (with many
Jacksonville to Miami ,
, ;* window with a base hid!,
large fltorqs opening branches i>* Augustine and Davtoni It.-, i, ’j l N,,w ll brings a new automobile."
, y Phillips Co.
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t simple invitation to try ho r t M d | , i r i c „ ,
toi ,Bmmell
M Ml
H|t ' " " T lux Income
.ml note the results,” he >nK patrons to trade where u m lemamder of wav
I I •nil* ; i’ Ulna re.*eive«| $.‘t0,*J7
“is typical of the ad- ,<’8 convenient.
t Ju. ksouvilie to Tnmiri
for motor taxi
policy of a manufacturer .
stores also provide par',
V'liruMmr ami Paytona I:,
list year, leadu
a c r e a f i / /o
, a ny id her (at.■ ; i i : lie I Inion. I .
statements have uiwuys en- f,r*IC spaces and professional ilriv mil,
vvi,j, OX', ep
1
am,,'nit
.
a,
f.
ieo
fees,
r|ri\
Pink customers* cars and t•> tough str»*t<-lt I'elwilee |.(
,a i
miplii it public confidence, j wrB
cell-** . ami im ■line taxes.
B ui: i .i*I|.
to a twelve year old repu- repark them if necessary.
for avoiding extravagant or
Larger stores have garages and
-G* k-onvilh- to T.,,,
i Bald
W'o Give
Irulur advertising claims.”
Britain's Vehicles
private parking grounds for m s- win. - ’-'.m miles ||.,,(| ’
trfaced
. mi inflexible jxjlicy at the tomers’ use. They also run busses Hieentue distance ami g,„„|
Motor toiri'iiMtnni ip Gnuit Bn
thut the reputation of to and from the parking sta tio n .I Jacksonville t„ DDamb,
via "in shnvvid a total .,f 1,177,nun
Brothers Motor Car for de so u* to offer the utmost con- Green Cove Springs and Fair on t ’, lu‘ (l'
’H'n 01. hid. s h:pj,nun „
I'llIN
bility, long life and endur- V,,,,,C,K'L
*I’ulntkn. Good from
jI tor. ych •.
nust lie uplwld. Everyone of
Many retallcrn throughout tli.* ! Drlando. (Bridge ImR wccii Juek
rhangrs, in fact, means in country have asked the dom estic' sonvi!li* and Grien Covi - pi'ing
Ia\i Halo \tav *ilvanrc
I
manufacturing cost—they commerce division of tho Bureau id j
' *tihlo at. high tide.)
la:;ioah company s through.
Adopted
the sole purpose
• ' ’for ■'.......Foreign
and Domestic Eommer>
Jacksonville to Tampa via Luke
‘ "'B ’d Slat.
| ( 'auada ..
\ ( heap Top is not cheap in the
king the owner a quieter, to make an intensive study of tin ' ily. An her ami Duimollon, o;j- •"'I I" ho . on.**di 1inj- a mto 1
lung
run- it wears out loo soon.
Bier rmmiiiK car.
lelntionship between downtown mil-*. t’av•<1 l„ Lake C .:y. Con ''Co o.
Mai.y •oinpanios io|,,
<tur,top'*
ui. ol the best materials
Ihougli I have watched n sue- iruffic congestion ni:d pail.im*. and shu. lorn work in ............ s ho iitifm,'it.ddo open.Don on Dm pi.
and put no (directly.
retail
htisiuess.
.
'wooo
llipli
Spnog
,
‘..-wls'irv
i
tit
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L of r<foieioents uf the lust
These downtown n tailors Ijope and Ardo r with lion l.-n passabiyear.*, I rmifc.*; stliut l had
• Eair to Room ami puv.
Ir.itpiiou oi the surprising that a practical plan can l»* do1hi ft
1hi 1e 1.1 Ifiadent.in ' >
l-oii M
that these major advances vised to solve tin* problem wlii* h oe nt liotn I lorn .•llmi t.i I ,mil.a.
•'ll bough rough i"
^'■st. Calm Ii. a. h •.. Tampa \la •pot •.
linukr in the operation of now ihreutemt to cliungc the n t y s
I
Connors highway,
P l.'t.V m ilo.
J wn* iH'fore a quiet, ensy-rid- business conditions.
J *1
die to Con moiila
j pavo.l out ire dirtaMio lop
Ihuruuglily satisfactory car.
Lillaha- .*o,
miles Good
I’AI.A I KA — $..011,0(10 aupiopri i anal I'oiut l.oiauro of locer.t I allahjis.- o with ' mot ruction w
Trim the Gar and
line with Dodge Brothers
utod,
for Memoriui bridu nemss M. ; slot nt. Oilando to Fort Myen, 1 jirogrebetween there ,
of constant improvement
Owner”
Johns Rivet.
Id'i.a miles good
Tampa amlQuiiuy in I’ousucdn
lit yearly modeU," Mr. Reel
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|ue», "ix'fincnieiits are con*
being made, each being
** soon as the exhaustivo
f o r E c o n o m ic a l T ra n sp o rta tio n
|have proved lieyond doubt
he change would improve the
hmanre and increase
the
I of the car.
Kelvinator- Plait Co.
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JrinAj
iffi-i"
of Southwest FloriSfSfl
primary object of tbs 1
lion.
Does not the luxurious thought of a cd
fortable futu re appeal to you? The\1
ling sacrifices n ecessary now will qujJ
ly fade when you become the proud pj
sessor o f your home.
AModernized
Home
*i7t«*D
uiird?*v»i
Finij
?-WT4‘lW
A'
tfnt in°th Qn incro* 8«
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_ L'ciiod-v-JCansr. epid em ic of, h y s te r ia and th e th o u g h t o f one a p p ro a c h in g
r .n>Tf j i t ttT»-PoMorfir« th ro w s people alm o st into a f it o f frig h te n e d m ad n ess. T h (i
h eg irn o u t o f M iam i W ednesday is said to have resem b le d
th e p an ic o f a routed a rm y . T h o u san d s took to th e ir c a r s
(»» t« 4 Maaacrr
and
d ash ed fu rio u sly n orth w ard . on. th e D ixie H ig h w ay .
-A— ela<«* Editor
i>« Hditor i O th e rs over-crow ded th e rad w ay tra in s.
W h en th e fir s t rep o rt w as receiv ed o f a n o th e r W e s t fn IPTtOW HATCH
>*0;. HI* Muntna—1.1 bo , iinn h u rric
. a n e la sh in g th e s h o re s , o f C uba and . headed in th e
fly b e tiVtlon'r,|2lou
d irectio n o f F lo rid a, de|)ressing v isio n s and s c e n e s
v.,>
.
o f d eso latio n cau sed by th e la s t h u rric a n e crow tled in to th e
ah ioinm.rv ,n ,n ds o f ev ery o n e.
T h ey could alm o st set* th e ir h om es deand th em selv es ly in g a t th e b o ttom o f th e d e b ris.
. made win i,P nimriKc-it j Ail alm o st nvt»rwhf»rminir t r a r ot riru lh and <lrs( ru ctio n
. advertising r^tra. I seized m any.
Talked Herself Out.
BY ARTHUR BRISBA N E
(Cvprrllkt I MO. k> Star Co.)
TUP; FRENCH franc wont up
up yesterday, thr pound sterling
went down. Britain in worried by
labor t collides and a special * i*hsion of parliament is railed for
Monday. It will again give the [
government emergency powers and |
another effort will he made to i
mnke labor work as arirtoerncy!
thinks It ought t<> work.
FRANCE IS fairly cheerful and
prohahly enjoys the joke, when u
Huh nm, well-fed American hanker
Ve.s S t * .
0 S ir .
c w T f a a s t f t& alwaS'*
Be KIND To A U IW/NQ
Th in gs *
OOH,r &>
sanYThimo u n k in p To
*7h£ m FoC a n y
amount op MONEY
V .
J
'N S
fte W K E
i standard Makes nt Itedur^.
GUAHANTEEu
Bargains in UsahI
Phonographs
Lf« *y Nuptinl^.^t
I tn. nt
Club will meet nt I
. Mrs. Alice B* B 'll
Rose (Yort.
Wealov Class will
t party at 8 o'clock ’
fMrg,John W. Sneed
light*. All member*
ome in Hallowe’en
0 cloaoes— there f* a
you.
,
Communion and atraofl
An interesting meeting of the
ChrisUan Endeavor, 6:80.
Ladies Aid of the Community
Evening worship, 7:80.
Church vviui held at the church on of chart sermon, “The Two
Wednesdays afternoon with Mrs.
Wm. Dunn, Mrn. A. Scharf, and ants.” Special music at both
Mrs. John E. Ellis as hostesses. vices.
This church’s fali arjd winter
The next meeting will he Oct. 8
nt the home of Mrs. Jam es Thomp-I Kram has begun in earneot.<Tf
son.
This meeting in called for Icordial welcome to all to
l o clock and the ^entire afternoon with us.
will lie given over to sewing arti
cles for the December bazar.
RIG BEREAN BKOTHHRHCKMSj
.
. ,
, .
i Tho program of the Big B<
An informal house-warming in Brotherhood class of tho First a
tnc form of an old-fashioned pound Hi .t Church Sundav School wHl
eaK *,
T h e y knew th e e ff e c ts o f th a t la s t one. H undreds w ere
says “ France's only hone is in
. i : /
Columbia
ifiidL to ' X r J : t . T '" " : !:'IU*d and m any m illions o f d o llars o f p ro p erty ru in ed . A n - great thrift, utmost thrift.”
?o.3R|*« «*<•**» ,iN,.i.t,i,U o th e r s to rm w as on its w ay. W hy not equ al d e v a s ta tio n ?
Americans d > not know what
Phonographs anj[
In mis p<is<-r nn>l al«u On-i
thrift means, rxenpl na a word in
^l^ui«ncat!<ir,h' V ' lil .ri' I
v u l ’ 0, , dJl P-’ople h av e no reason to fe a r h u rric a n e s . the diet binary Every French child
jot.
Records
\
O nce th e phenom enon o f h u rrica n e s is th o ro u g h ly u n d er- could teach that hanker thrift.
i.stood, th e re is no d a n g er. D eath s in th e S e p te m b e r s to rm
OCT. 22.
Rines Filling Stat
|w ere alm ost in v ariab ly due to a tte m p ts to rem ain in flim sy
YJELL.VlIUlAM.
SW EET ALICE Wall Street got
inal Idepartment of
1113 S.nfurd Ave.
ph£ l
I co n stru cte d hott.-e.s, o r an ig n o ran ce o f e x is te n c e o f a s e c- tip yesterday, nil ready for n good
m T‘S P R e Tt v g o o p
home on Crystal [.ake Avenue hy
I? L ° I'l.ATKOII M
he Holy Cross Servcry. and l.ui t .ut > Inillish r.miles
members of the congregation of ed to visitors and a count will
-ftiu.....
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‘ oral part o f th e sto rm .
.
eh
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i
g
e
s
e
nu
T
s
JJl meet with Miss
us soon ■ tin1 ticket hcguri tick- j
the I,ake Mary Community Church, made to determine which of
i l 'I l t t . R t Xiinfnril'a fri.nl ( W hen hiim V iitu' w arn in g s ;tn* i.sspetl, people should q u ie l- ing.
NVOULO P^oBASLr GbSr
■Chapel, at .'l:J0 o’!
two main groups, into which
on Friday evening.
(nli
u5 Sl*TS CENTS in
All th goldim in the world J
Jf
rimlr la Jnrhann- i l.v but qu ickly gc| m aily . T h ey should lash down th e ir b*;This was a most cnjoyuhle oc class has been divided, haa tW\
!,i I 0 let loose wlici bilk 1
G E T T H E IJEST
i lo n gin g s nail up th e ir bouses, lock th e ir doors and w indow s i ' 1' " 1"
iHe s To r s
casion nnd well attended. The eve larger attendance. Fine work 1$
r’W S|. Julia,-In
runic
of
gigantic
tariff
i"
i"«,
|
Flower
Urns, Concrete o,
ning passed quickly with music being done by the two Major*, 8, ■
Ituniay
and get ready fo r som e real wind. T h e y should p rep a re fo r
»r Canal.
and Wall S'lcel beat its hiensl. I
of
all
kinds,
Roofinr
t ;u
Nott
will
enterand'singing,
after which refresh A. B. Wilkinson and Irby McLatM.*'^
)/!»• wkllr war.
!h e s lo n n e x a itly as sa ilo rs would on th e open se a s. T h e y
lint. I'll nl ut ( iididge and See- •
ments were served. Much amuse
mynt Coloring, Etc. fre®
jd her young friend*
Mr. Mack Kilcreaso will diacuaa '
I»»
Irnnla court,. should m ak e th e ir hom es its lig h t and sn u g ns 21 sh ip in th e
ret ary Mi lion let it lie known that
ment was caused by the opening tho Six Point Record System and ,,
[party at her homo
SANFOltD CEMENT I ^renue, from 3:30
of Bhiltllig pro. o cean .
they will do all they can to eo- j
of the “Pound Parkages." which . its*
— value
____ to tho organized fla t* •*
kitnnrn. hotel*, niurioperate
m
igr'lf
reduction,
tail
not
,
included everything from grits to j and to the Sunday School and'* “4$
PRODUCTS Co. '
mmfn.
.
And if th ey a re u n fo rtu n a te en ou gh to live in a poorly
m
.
rilHOM.
Church.
Sth imd Mnnle
Ph0n
mU«lon of fltr iiirni- const rue |e<| plan*, a ten t, o r a read y m ade house w hich w as American tariff reduction.
!>ne I]}
nry Hour nt 10
About 11dn .tig Kunipe's tariffs
Rev. Thompson was sent here
fsanford
I’ublic
LiThe male quartet will rendag,.
not Ini.'lt to r wind re-d stcace. th ey should seek re fu g e in .Mes a - i . . I .';:•*■ and Mellon feel
I»f h <* «i
by the Presbyterian Hoard tlm some special numbers.
Iff Wtmrur.
; t l o n g er plan .
I he;. -Imuld go to a n eig h b o r's, o r to an like the te
first of April, and both he and Mrs.
1 < at indie work man.
The weather is fine and all the'
Ilfra «if j f l f i limuilfIrn.
• oi...|, "I'm get I mg
Thompson hav« won the best wish
• I't'ii I- building, bank <*r pu slofl'iee, th at is pul to g e th e r to .tugmi! i
ifl:tV0tnn»T.
fellows
are urged to be present.
F.
A
W
A
L
T
unday
live doll.il
es of the entire community, result
•Mjopi iif vrhunl n*■•frm •
•lay for helping to
Services begin promptly at 9:SQ ..
ovfalon for H)trntMd ‘ lau d. And th ey dmuld do ib is b e fo re lb** wind re a ch e s a deliodl-r i
ing
in
Ihe
rapid
growth
of
the
I't
u
<
slant
<
luircli,"
|tian
Endeavor
of
lUftTp.
! e r r it’ii \ e lo ti'y .
Mi
•*••■»
PA IN TIN G AND
said tie, ‘ .
Community Church and its organ o’clock a. ni.
i'il gladly do il for
In church will meet
izations.
I In y * hoidd th en reiiiaitt under co\ t r until th e e n tir e nothing. “
ERSk; F g R t o n \\
|at the church. Tup
DECORATING
He is instrumental in plans now
•! o i ,, i has pas ;ed.
l i t '”,- should rem em b er (h at in th e cen le (iiitiie.”
Sunday school PRU).
under way for constructing a new
to c o n
"i win g ,; . ic r o) a h u rrica n e is a lull w hich la s ts fo r about tin Hour „ ALSO MIL, Mellon
hours
that
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o
n
e
568-W
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Morning worship and sermon II
modern church here, and it is ex
thee, O Lord, among
a.
m. Subject, "A Look Into the
pected thnt work on same will be
In^rm,! ■mat' bankers' "ur'iff
i and -will slug prut-os and th e sD in a wdl .soon begin ag a in w ith renew ed fu ry .
onday
2 6 0 8 S a n fo rd Ave.
gin shortly.
.
Designing Room.”
.m il!} ol I Dose killed in .Miami Were p erso n s who got c a u g h t {cut Hppcnl. that comforted Wall
2 Sam. 22:50.
Mallory Circle will
•1 f T
The
five
Young
People's
Unions
ny tn is Sfccmd b la st.
'S tiw t. I>o\vn Ihufp, they are intime of Mrs. E. E.
lve thunks unto
Peddlers in pursuit of "business"
will open the evening session 5:16.
o'clork, p. m.
I
f
l
h
,y
O
k
I
W
r.-»r
.n
j.......
am
.
aam*
e
r
.-c
m
a
i„
„
a.
,
h
,
y
|
LJtrri" KQod. iiccmi'e
on
Madison Avenue, which is one
Evening
service
?:.'!().
•s of Orlando I’resNEW EIGHT ON T H E DAW ES P L A N
nei d have no I ear.
II I lie h u rrica n e com es, let it blow i t s ' formri)? and ib'ingi nf the black
fleetli form er.
"
f
the
main lines of defense of the
Subject.
"A
Dead
Woman
Driv
lent, will he guest
I >KA it HORN INI) E [•K NI»E NT
head o ff.
H cannot h arm th em . And Ih e ch a n ce s a r e a l |i:inl her.
high priced shops, nre having
ing Through the Streets.
gorial given hy the
VIRGINIA
w ays m ig h ty good th a t th e h u rrica n e will not com e. X u m a t
w iio t.i:s i i . k t iu k n n m r i ’ia iv hi r r i v
"hard going.” In addition to com
Wednesday evening service TRIO.
the 1’ieshyteriaii
"It l-!T %11. AT \\ IHII.IOS\I,K 1*1111 KH” '
THE U i)|JI.I svinpal hi/.es wil ti I I here it*', i! seems, certain mminl lie. " f cniirse, at compound
peting with the merchants who
Mrs. Jones, who w,>k Miss Lillian Cook Shinholscr, bi'caim* tho Subject, "Your effort To Give The
ami Tlrp **i-ri l.r, »»p rrelinrup mol rp|mlr nil rnnLp, l
church parlors at
ft perfect answer to a te r w h ere you happen to be in F lo rid a, an ap p ro ach in g h u r ( Tilia. ;i".d ! tn- lieiuitiful city uf tilings >ct in In- explained about interest. (Irnimiiv is paying on fo r lliilfrrj
rk ) mi r n«*v| urn llnllpr< |,p n WII.I.MIII nuil
Bible To Others.”
||t
have
"arrived" jn that quarter they
rica n e alm ost alw ay s vei rs o f f <»r m a n a g es to m iss von. ll a ia in. i :.I•-.|
hridi1
of
Kuril*
K.
Jones
I*
r
i
1
1
v
*
uflprtpu.n
.»t
r.
out
.*
i
t.
m.
*>’ afternoon at
oVIo, k in th- First
by a tornado o f 1
-s. Teague, who was formerly Miss Ann Farmer, of Anderson S me encountering the uncommer
The
First
Baptist
Church
corst I knew vuiir coni <)l co u rse th e re a re n o tab le ix ie p tio u s like tin* sto rm w id th tem fir ininci. with loss of life ' tin* operation of the niucti lauded the average alnuit 7 1-2 per cent 11'rrnvr.
hull Mill meet with , An thodist chillvli nt what was considered one of th, prettiest Weddings ,<lially invites residents ami visitors. ( ., is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sidney Farmer. She l.eI'awes Plan-. One of these is the net for her foreign loans. Thus
phlp, my dear;
cial but strictly business eyes of
b it M iam i in Septem ln r, and th e one w hich hit T am p a in :ini| j11■•|■11v il.imagi t' g.rted at ,
m ii i ' i k i m :
Continuous from I p. m. t«
lanliner "ii Myrtle of the year
ilSlittle
matter
of
international
bank
the
interest
ort
the
debts
miwrn.
^CHine
the
bride
of
Calvin
Teague
on
last
Wednesday
in
Anderson.
Mrs
in so many different 11121.
unfurl,
the police department’s Mendi
■s.
11 I't y ncIP-ui
1
I
II p. m.
o'clock.
••'.s' loam, always more or le ss of m the last two years comes to
league is well known in Sanford, having been il u* house guest of Mr. cancy Squad. The watchful Fifth !
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
'I
be
fuh,in:,
will
i|Utek
i
V
|ce
League
Unit
of
r
pan
;
mystery
Le..u;*.e
of
the
manner
in
ahoiit
f
1
1
1
,00(1
.1
)1
1
0
pounds
per
an
I had you figured
S o don t run.
Don t be b k c Ih e you ng lo iip ie m .Miami
and Mrs. W. Theodore Langley on several occasions.
Avenue Association, whose in
tin* daninge. and he ready in
Chuii'h will meet
ig I fear.
— TODAY —
21st, Sunday after Trinity.
who ju m p ed on a in o jn rry c le and sid e -ca r in a wild en d eavo r their friends when mid •rcc iv c1which th> \ are arranged. J . II. mini. How long can the game go
spectors
are also doing their bit
5v£'
MISS L IL L IA N COOK SH INH O LSER IS Holy Communion, 7:30.
weather Keynes, tie- lamoiir. British econo on?
Ihe amwer lies with the
with Mis. E. I).
u
a
i
u
u
r
u
to
esca
p
e
t
lie
ap
p
ro
ach
in
g
h
u
rrica
n
e
,
and
th
en
c
r
a
s
h
'
d
into
a
j
,-l,ni,'s
again,
for the common weal, reports that
prfctjr, still, in different
I mist, iJi-1ii s s these loans and American invv.sior.
Monty Blue and Pftsy Ruth
I Avenue.
BRIDE OF E A R L E E- JONES
| Church School, 'J:lf».
trow—
tre e , w hile the h u rric a n e sw erved o f f and m issed M iam i a ! - 1
“a freat many arrests have been
j their <ftci ' o, a reiiiarkahiv frank
' t here has ! it*dv tieeii a revival i
^ting at 7:.’10 o'clock
Miller In
Morning Prayer and sermon 11
FARM E R-TE AG U E W EDDING HOLDS made.”
IT HAS come insome places article in I he Nation & Athenaferent wuj-k I go so to g e th e r.
of iii<cussion aleoit the t ancclla- 1
nple.
a.
m.
A ,n°st- beautiful and impressive I mans of Bradenton, Miss Hand
«ay:
! Northern Vermont was cut off I «‘iiin. Between September I. 1021, lion of inicr-allicd debts . . . But
MUCH INTEREST IN SANFORD
ui!d will meet with
“Across the
— ----------— — < ) - ------ —
Evening Prayer and sermon, 7:30
wedding was that of Friday after- was a picture of girlish beauty in
y dumb, and also pretfrom the outsideWorld
by snow |»»d June an, I02f!. he points out. the moment when cancellation will
Some surprising evidence of parby,
on
.Myrtle
Avep.
m.
and sleet storms yesterday, Sev Herman i- tics on tin* international become a Eying topic, an muivoid
• A very brilliant wedding,
noon a t' 5:30 o'clock, when Mins (sea green taffeta, with tight
Pacific”
“ Kxpul the Cviminals,” I)r. Murphrec
111( Immediately after the ceremony tiulity for accurate Byzantine
kloek.
A cordial welcome awaits nil.
ern I towns were deprived of el ec loan market amounted in round fig- able burning issue of pra tica! puli- j
LUPti my dear, to stay
which much interest cen'or <
architecture
is
showing
itself
in
billion
Cook
Shinlmlser
became
the
basque,
full
bouffant
skirt,
with
Mot an elaborate reception was held at
* * xsTs9, Ma? nn'c n ,d KRhone 75
lutinrss meeting of
tric light. “
iires to 17fi..r>IH),()0() pound sterling tics, willHm when the n iciilar Dow I
Comedy
Chicago. Apparently, though any
only in this state, hut also in
bride of Earle Edward Jones, the [ scalloped hemline, and uppliqucd
S A V E hy giving us you r sidewalk, drivew ay and to
the home of the bride. I^jtor in thing Byzantine here must be four
JermClass will meet
F IR ST M. K. CHURCH
of which the Dawes Loan pro-Jof paper is impeded and th ea itifi
And
at
that
lime,
elertrie
light's
Smith
(
arolina,
was
that
of
Misa
marriage
taking
place
at
the
F
irst,
Velvet
and
silver
flowers
of
orange.
"BRINY
BOOB”
iiK tir'tliiH V’* olum
U n iv ersity n f F lo rid a men a rc to cm il" liqu or d rin k in g .
the evening tho young couple left square, pure to the coro, and also
*t Ihe home of Mrs.
W. P. Huhrman, pastor.
forty-seventh birthday was being vid"d -12,00(1,000 pounds and v a ri-. cml i.|udihrium is broken. It will lion work. All work guaranteed.
Ann
Earl
Farmer
and
Calvin
TeaMethodist
Church,
Dr.
F.
I).
King
(
Her
slipern
were
of
green
nnd
silt
«/ e" .um,' i,
in an. ,oHriicMt
appeal
to
th
e
fr
a
te
r
n
ity
m
en
n
f
th
e
U
n
iv
e
rsity
,
,«.,.,ei»rated
i.v
for
a
wedding
trip,
and
ufter
NoChicngocsque.
Upsala. Ilostcfl.
,
. . .
*
,
........ - ........e . .celebrated tty Thnmm A. Edison. 11iu:; American loans, 110.001),()()() j I,,- fur the Am**rican investor in
Sunday school, 0:30 a. m., U. W. gi'i'.
which
was
lu.lonmizc* i vembor 1(1 will he nt homo to their
assiated hy Rev, W. Ft. Burhnmn |ver brocade. A wreath of smnll
i pounds. But during this same pc ; due u.ur- >* of time to giv ■ the
I resident Murphren ask ed fo r co -o p eration w ith recom m end - »t> chief i r v e tor.
Ware, superintendent.
Walter Clarko, performing the ceremony.
How this unusual result Is
Wedneday evening at H:30 o’clock
it) the Isle of Pines a tio n s laid down by th e fa cu lty co m m itte e on stu d en t a t - ' Only forty seven years, and n«.w ’ .oil fiermanv paid in reparations; word and fur tin* American puii- ■
o ---- ............... j .
pink and blue rose buds was worn
Preaching hy the pastor, 11 n. m., in the St. Johns Methodist church many friends in thfc Rose Court achieved is illustrated hy the new
, Mrs. Rose, Mrs.
5 Rf people pining.
in
Apartments, Sanford.
The church, which lends itself *n '1f>r Jiflir. Her flowers were a sermon, "In The Way."
church of St. Basil, Garfield Boule
la ir s , to e lim in a te o p p o rtu n itie s for a rep etitio n o f som e o f 1*"
“ No ........ electric light" |only about 100.000,000 pound ster- lie to fir -1 the soiutiou.*
, Mrs. W. 1*. (’Iiapjy
■p — at Anderson, S. (’. The pastor,
: ling. Even allowing for adjust j This is plain ia!K from a man £
so
well
to
the
decorator's
hand,
*
olonial
bouquet
of
ruses,
dahlias
Mrs. Teague has mado many vard and Hnriorc street, a struc
wi,ul<l
lie
.-line,
as
had
as
Senior
and
Junior
Kpworth
fni
Mitchell.
flil wilt he glad -In* Fo- llu* d is g ra c e fu l tilin g s th a t o ccu rred at I'ra t-rn ity e n tc r- lout o in- lime.
|meats and deductions, Mr. Kevin*.* who know, wlmt he is talking jc
Rev. Muson wlm officiated, used triiMMlM hurt* (hiring her* visit IIS ture with a broad Byzantine dome
nnd carnations.
was never more artistically de
League meetings, fi:30 p. q i .
results to poisons i.i ta in n ie n ts Iasi sp rin g.
‘ VI
U om ltidu* thnt (Jcrimmy> nm for* |nlmut. • The ernus is approaching ■
the impressive ring ceremony.
Continuous from I p. n . to
I the geust of Mrs. W. Theodora and especially an aspiring, grace
orated
than
on
this
occasion.
The:
Miss
Hlargaret
'Zachary,
the
'telephone.
Evening
preaching
service,
7:30
I* r
; cign nils were about npiiil to tin* when the nations of Europe will i *
H
M p m.
I OI!T\ ODD years ago, Edison
I
I
Jiagley.
ful
minaret.
Lesser
domes
and
1 l>r. M u rp lir.e is ipm ted a s tillin g th e assem b led f r a t e r
|, )aw
Thy
largo
church
was
a
Imwer
tment „f the Wo- choir loft, chancel and hack of the i(|1iid of .hogor, was gowned In a P- |n" sermon by the pmator, "When
paynu tils.
,
un.itilc h> pay both the p riv a te ;*
half and quarter domes, together
I
I'he
groom
has
made
Sanford
his
o
f
bi*nilty
with
masses
of
pitted
Chain her of Commerce did nity ,oen th a t 'it is tilt litte r in ip n ssih iliiy to ah sn ltilelv rh eck " o # S|, was pelsonallv supetln
altar,
were
hanked
solidly
w
ith
,
'ip'st
hocoming
period
frock
of
Ho
Lninc
To
His
Senses.”
‘In this ra c . " he declares, 'pi n |,,*|MS and the dihts owed the JJ
hoi,) business and
— TODAY —
with many monolith pillars in gru- I
{In getting the Indiana j d rin k in g am i.ng n .lie g e m en as long as th e re is liq u o r m ad e” ' i tiding the installation of a small ticnlly the wlmle amount of repara I 'lilted States (I’overnment. T h it ii*
Valencia idue taffeta with straight
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7: plants, graceful pi:tted palms, and ! home for tho past five years. Ho nite and marble, still further nc- '
kt 3 oYliirk p. m. itL ninny potted palms, plants and V..le
electric
I'ghtmg
plant
in
"Harry
lit)>W train Intry.
southern sinyltif. Numerous tall holds a position hero with tho centuate the stylo. Exquisite poly
The World's Greatest Dog
but be scorned In th in k th a t th e h a b it m ig h t lie "cu rb ed if |11ill’s " "ii Houston Street, New lions so far have been provided by will Ic the time for the American
with Mrs. John masses
, of feathery asparagus ferns' hydice mid shawl collar effect. The 30 p. m.
------ o--------Seminole County Bank.
tin* foreign lender, and mainly by investor the international banker g
Excellent music at the
preach- ‘“ tliedral candefahras held lig. ;tod
ev
ery
b
o
d
y
would
help.
Edm
und
Mvisch
j
f,jrn,i,ig
a
rich
dark
background
0*H
skirt
had
an
uneven
scalloped
.
...
,___
___
\
orl
,
whi
le
John
L.
Sullivan
used
chrome
mosaic
and
mosaic
win
the Aimve Semple Me
8andow in
the I'niled Stales.' But this imli*
to give the Word. Then will lie ■
dows contribute likewise to make
j for tall pedestal baskets filed with [ li»‘ni. and nppliqued with motifs o fj 'n>r services. A cordial invitation whito candles, while French podka might hi* Mins CrtHM, I
cation of the immensity of the the time fur the American taxpav- 5
III th e d isp a tch e s re p o rtin g Dr. M u rp h ree’s jid d ress we
V
I
here
are
Mx
hen
'to all.
")) runs in St. Basil’s one of the most unique
estal baskets held shaggy wlute
Hi luohahlv did not think he bunkers* loans is only one feature.
1Times. Miss Double I h ave seen no report o f ju s t what th o se fa c u lty recom m em lawill meet at the giant, yellow chrysanthemums, and coral velvet outlined with pearls,
er to step forward and shoulder u
I'ranee, the most important being churches in the country, but par
“The Code of the
Would live In >ce e l e ct r i c
light Virtually all the transactions repchrysanthemums
and
ferns.
The
tall
canqclnlirns
holding
lighted
,
Her
slippers
weie
of
paisley
hroChurch at 3:30 o’located
:it
(Tairinarais,
which
con
11lo
ns a re . and th ey m ay
a l rul<
ticularly
so
regarding
the
minaret.
entire burden of intt r-ailicd J
.
- em body som e a ctu...........
,.e s d ealin g ''in! power develop into a business orations and inter-allied debts | ,
N orthw est”
Ithe birthday party yellow tapers. The cliancel r a il, cade, la her hair was a circlet of CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH , altar was hnuketl solidly with smv- tains more than 700 adult herons.
that th
n g« u lung way toward
11'■ p e n a ltie s to be provided lo r U n iv e rsity o f F lo rid a s t u - i " f u'vcn ibou-afid fix
international |Jj
( orner 1‘urk Avenue and 3rd St. t hix studded with myriads i f v hile
hundred i Keynes says, arc hying conducted '"'bts.
was entwined with garlands of as- blue and lavender flowers. She
r. M. l\
Fighting
Heart Serial
JACKSO N VILLE — Work start- |
Rev. J. Bernard Root, Minister. J chrysanthemums.
i^it*m*lf in football this ] d en ts who br» ak th e law s o f th e ir co u n try . T h e point is th a t !
1,1 'i,,lli,rs! mainly on paper, lie continues: |banker may collect his lunm-y
ionary Union of P,,r,,Kus fern*, studded with yellow |carried a ('olonial bouquet of yeled,
on
$300,Q
U
O
new
police
station
I
A
man
reveals
himself
by
his
vorcly licking the Itete vve h ave an uppcal
And that is only the beginning.
‘The sums written on paper and interest. in full!
Church School, y;46, Edwin Preceding the ceremony a lovely
to stu d e n ts to be law -abiding
"TW ELVE MILES OUT* .
Marking the
dahlias, pink roses and white
hah will have „ chrysanthemums.
telephone voice, says John Kelly
wy
/ ' f Kentucky.
Insiill in Chicago, Williams in New
luindull,
superintendent.
nuptial musical progrutn was renCHRISTIAN CHURCH
Comedy"*
pews
reserved
for
tho
families
were)
cjinuition«
in
lace
pjijier
holder
citiz
e
n
s,
w
hen
il
would
seem
to
b
e
a
sim
ple
q
u
estio
n
o
f
e
x
[
«
3:3U
o'clock.
switchboard
operator
at
one
of
n r - —Q-------Volk, and the great electric com
(High
School
Bldg)
Morning
worship,
II
o’clock.
|
dered
under
tin*
direction
of
the
"WIVES
OF MEN"
ropes
o
f
yellow
and
green
tulle,
j
with
how
of
yellow
tulle,
fo
r
an
y
m
an
co
n
v
icted
o
f
huvit* held up a night club •pulsion| | . I nun th e . U n.iv e rsity
London s husincas private cxStaunch Construction the Answer
on
coast
*
•
..................
" I
fpanies
........................
..
.the
II.
•Pacific
M l 1 I IV \
" l i n x
Iarc
II 1
lconMilU
Edward Rudicol, minister.
changes.
gk and robbed guests of mg. selling, or d rin k in g I lev erag es th a t h ave been outlaw ed |S,r,"', 'n,f l," w»*r plants of hundreds
Preceding the hirdi* wus tho .subject, Tho Power of Personal-1church organist.
Commission will caught, with fluffy hows and clus.
*
MIAMI TRIBUN E
Bilile school, Dj-lfi.
of hiunlitry by hi g o v ern m en t.
j flower girl, Adelaide Key. the
of thi^usands of horsc-powcr.
^ i» the office of tors of yellow blossoms.
i
Evening service. 7:30. Subject,
^ »9,'ors
( '1,11rJ«BJ 11,»5ht-.
•tUtnporarily from Chicago
Tins hurrii line s a f t e r m a t h 1hat eminent statisticiau started *
While the guests were assent-J }>,u,,g daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Willing Service."
J
I ^*reenv,De. S. (.., J. P. Sullivan
Tin lie !a id know s that A. A. M u rp h ree a v e ra g e s am on g
UNFORTUNATELY.
E
m
m
a
of
the
Methodist
_______ ' _____ _
: "f Anderson, K. C., l i my Mayfied
tiling,
a program of nuptial music j Raymond Key, with tight bodice,
eems to he a breeder of contra- something when he suggested a*
th e b e st. He m ea su res np w ith th e top m en
;
. ........ m u niv ersity Unhlmaii.
„• ' vir-ies. *i'i,
i .
*1 at the home of was beautifully rendered by Mrs. H*4' full skirt caught in puffs at FIR ST CHURCH OF CH RIST , " f Anderson, S. (’., and 11. W. Wood
.each combers will he
..i.i. ...ii. iwell
_ educated
,
, ., and very
the. newest, is between
taw to prohibit building fram e'
worlv.
t.u
t
vve
a
re
d
isap
p
oin
ted
in
bis
a
ttitu
d
e
Inw
ard
d
rin
k
and
thought
.......Jiober on Oak Ave- >Ned Chittenden, organist, assisted ■‘Uich side with clusters of pink
0I|I the sands for months
SCIEN TIST
'
Pendelton, S. C.
the
devotees
of
those
materials
houses.
Lumber inanufnet urers
munisni
until she
believed in it as
. ...........
.........................
Dp* that n case or two may ing am on g co lleg e .students. T h e H erald would lik e to see i J......
by Dr. \V. R. Rucker, tenor. T h is !rost' huds revealing an exquisite
Christian Science services are
Mrs. H. K. Aiken of Chic'ig.i,
l|S|>(I ns suhstimti for wood and i slapped back at him, and niatiu-1
a
working
theory.
So
when
Rus•djl thorn from ihe iihim ,
•bed|to
(;iki» a Hat stan d a g a in s t l h r
stu d en t and
petticoat. Her puke
bonnet held every Sunday morning in the 1^., sister of the lunlo, was Dame
included, “Sea Gardens’’ (Jam es ,|
.
ia said "we’re going to try it.”
•er building
nuiiiimg ma
Stapler im- Francis
Binilnl Isle.
th e equ ally e rim in al stu d e n ts who liny o r drink th e illicit 1Miss Goldman "hurried up,” like 1slumber in const met ion. Of course, fact urers of other
Cooke),
"Amlantiuo,” j “ f P'ok georgette, with wreath of Woman's Club, Dak Avenue near " I honor and was at'ire J- in a
kh
tin* controversy is raging, the terials slapped buck at them, and
•'* soil O--((C
il
"
",
I s tu f f .
„
h arles Chnuvcl.) Dr. Rucker's ( po* 1'
ch's*' l" her dark liuir, I bird Street, at II o'clock; Sun- lovely creation of sunset yellow
the four little oysters that went F
walking
with
the
insincere
Walrus
i
"l'l>
"
"
‘,»d»
"
f
lumber
construction
at
the
battle
raged.
It
is
still
nig‘Cut their horn.) numbers were “ I Love You Truly,” , W* H Hed demurely •iu*b*r her chin. duy School at 10 o’clock. Subject crepe satin with panel train of
tin t j| .
....
. . . . . ... ...
i i i o u , s tu
iu d
u ec n
iiis
n tirely
u r c iv . i <*
"vra^d man"
OtH^rrarvIul
a c tio n s >'i
ot rowdy
ts cen
man” and wouldn't
and Carpenter.
You remember materials will leap upon'tiiat
r!f- fhe hahy has (Carrie Jucobs-Hund) and "You
<’®rrtod a pink oaskel filed for tomorrow, “Probation after yellow panne velvet. Site carried
lin# engaged to him. Sh«
th e qu estio n . I.eave m il any cm isiileration o f w h e th e r what ham.c tied to those oysters. mid sentence and say their soc- |ing. It is well known that flimsy
1‘1'am IVolfolk.
ma- construction was responsible for j
ilit.i i/lrilfilznn
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Dear, and 1” (words hy Mnrguer- ! w*^1
Pct«t» which were strewn
> V j j made a more suitable
(Irtinkon uf
stuiifLinf
d en ts•« in ju r e 1th
e n>])Uta1ion
o f<• .tin*
,’
n bouquet of pink brides roses
u n iv e rsity , I hey were not more (utterly dis- ! terials are not substitutes
for most of the hurricane damage. If, i
ito
Hull,
music
hy
Robert
Clarke),
j
1
,1
0
I,uth
‘,f the bride.
Wednesday
evening
services and ferns.
Ii
S?*T* n \
I I.eav e out any nf th e m oral qu
s s o ciiitfld
ia te w ith th e appointed than was Kmntu Gold-!
or anything else. They are out of this controversy, there shall 1
.... t
FOR BUSINESS
. estim is a..........
h*’f»-S of Mrs. p. s. Duriiy; the ceremony, "To a Wild I Tho little ring bouror, Muster which include testimonies of ChrisYellow
and
green,
the
wedding
man
when
she
reached
Russia,
ex
!
hot
building
materials.
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,
Well, : arise n consciousness that staunch'
H ,l h a fu ll lin e o f ifro c e rie s t h a l w ill aell nt u Ireml
F « « " Capone says he can use o f in to x ic a tin g liqu or. Ju s t let tin* U n iv ersity o f F lo ri- peeling to lie
(Interested t., learn Hobo’* (Mucl)owell) was softly Howard Berg, :ho young son of “ n ‘ c,l‘nte healing are held at 7 n.’lors, were accentuated in the
11
K°
tnat. and explain ccmstruetion is the crying need
jMVn ut night
without
ao u sly low p rice d u rin g o u r
..
.......a (la co m e out fo u r-sq u a re fo r oliedience to th e law s o f the nnd with (hi a happy proletarian I
fi»)r along well aft- played. "The Bridal Chorus'’ from ' *Mr- and Mrs. R. H. Berg, wearing ° 4 01 ‘
proletarians stand. now that the term "substitute" was nnd a law shall he passed to assure
.
gowns worn by the hridesniaiib,
• head, lie has m> ! I Ml ted S ta le s , and Ih e liq tio r-tlriltk in g prohlem n f th e school
This
used in tho absence of a more clari- j that, Mr. Bi
Uk'mLiv at tlu* Lohengrin was used as proves- j a black velvet suit, mado with Eton
..................
lurih maintains
n free and were fashioned of maize ami
have dime
him now,except |iro will he solved,
IT WAS not a hit her idea of fymg word. Perhaps it would have untold good for Florida, and the
O PE N IN G D A Y SALE
I011 H'*-|,i(al.
sional, while Mendelssohn's Wed- ' jacket mid white satin blouHe, car- j.r. "'•J,
No. 617 First Na- green georgette with paniij velvet,
iduls and they don't'
i ...
,
.
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la t li t . .M urphree em ploy d e te ctiv e s, collect evid en ce, then the perfect life. And the worst of been better to have said the con- controversy will not have raged
( om e and S a v e M oney
liiig
March
was
used
as
reccs
*iod
the
ring
in
the
heart
of
a
pink
|
uu!i
.
,l!ln8’
whero
worn with large picture M*ts to
• i
I
• ■
* 1 til
hj«> It
Mil fill
nut
U/\h1.’ba.1
nt_f
ittht!. miltch
UihJe
and
all authorized
Christian
thoir
.rose hud.
call upon th e fed eral a u th o ritie s to lu in g about th e a rre s t it is Uncle Sam refuses to let her Iroxersy is between devotees n flin vain
I Raym,,(t,| Key, IU,t|! si'»»al.
frocks. They carried
come
back
here,
iu
spite
of
the
fact
Science literature may bo rend,
nlnn Queen is going to o f U n iv ersity ot I1loriihi s t u d e n t s w h o a re bootlegging. I.et
A
ilrlii
I’roinptly
at
the
appointed
hour
arm
bouquets
of yellow roses niui
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. Frank Wright, of Jacksonville, borrowed or purchased. Open every
aceom-1
that she has married a Briton and
Hearh, and what
All wool fancy worsted jersey s and crepe de
the
man
a
rre
s
te
d
fo
r
b
o
o
tlegg
in
g
i„.
au
tm
u
aticallv
expelled
ferns
tied
with
yellow tulle.
■
'
,
Ns
Miriam
|f„|.i
Hiebrldnl
pa,rty
entered
from
opa
fraternity
brother
of
the
j**oom
becomes
British.
\ Banjamiu going t,.
day except Sunday and holidays
chine. Sizes 14 to 38.
Distance
lends
enchantment.
Al
to Haytuna Beach' ,u,s*te
nod grouped about was the best man.
'
Acting as brides maids were
H f-tT
U'Tam-’a Tribune, lie’ll ln ,,n U" ' U n iv ersity , and w ith him all th e "w ilnesH es” who
from 3 to 5 p . m.
ubs. We took sides m a couple , the storm. We sic ) thr .ugh he
I"00" t" spend t h o j^ ? ehancel. F irst to enter was j The bride, who Is a striking bruMiss Lucia Sullivan, Miss Mary
down to his office ami, w ere proved lo have patronized th e liquor-seller or drunk his so, yon cannot manufacture a new of controversies arising out of the flr#t parl „r it in ., p7m re™ m cret *
All
are
welcome
to
attend
our
civilization, a new language or a storm, nnd in out'll instance we . houM. wjlh
1“ ,ncp<,‘
Marjorie Dempsey and Keu-Jnettc, entered alone and wan'never services and to make uso of tho Sadler, MIhh Ann Ganibrell of
yarns and gum with c u s t o m e r s ’ s t u f f .
|Mr*. Key's motherr Miss
* ' **
wooden1 shingles,,
and
new living creature, except with took tho right side,
xe.
•he has been in town
Not being I nojther const ruction suffered. A
Amiorson, S. C., MIbs Corinno
'I
hen
Mason,
Miss Dempsey’s piquant i more lovely than iu her wedding reading room.
P erh a p s th is sounds d r a s tic . Hut it is d r a s tic a ctio n th at lapse of time.
lie*.
qualified as construction engineers,
Bailey of Clinton, SrC ., Miss Faith
beauty was enhuru ed hy her period i gown of soft white crepo back,
IS needed.
Ih e ta x p a y e rs o f F lo rid a pav fu r th e upkeen o f
Nothing happens suddenly, and we might maki a mistake and do ! French d '.l '"' h 'T i ' , '’n
—o ---Prico and Miss Sura Wilkins of
Tuft* >•?Orlando m ! K<?wn
American beauty taffeta, I satin, made period style, tho plain [
*----iiiiselfishness,
which
com
_
.
.
"'jotMice if vve took sides here, j t h7 wind
p wn....
UK,," ,S'
U n iv e rsity .
T h ey would a p p re c ia te h av in g
*1
•eb, one time light
tin- •u,,ivwr«
^
as fhnisily built,
as .'
UUSI' guest Of Miss I
tiKht bodiee, the. houffimt |bodice had a small bertha of handlholser and had lived in Sanford Charlotte, N. C.
iiiunisin would demand, never luqi- , and we don’t want to d< that.
i
champion, died of a w orihy
s
tu
d
e
n
ts
e
lim
in
a
ted
.
They
would
at her Initio
Martin Teague was his brothers i
.
.
.
.
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>.*|*i,l<un
i - i inns.
,
.
,
,
.
.
" I1 French door construction
is.
(‘sp ecially m
skirt
had
the uneven hemline, and made Duchess lace, and tho full all her life.
niiBy her churming
1\t,Let'a
place
during. a slight opera
■
pri'ctulo h av in g th e l)ig in stitu tio n .s|;t„,I „ U| immiulSfimt v I
w „P
!
„thi»*'
hln.K
, -Staiim h c.„v-tn.riio„. in our ex 1
"ii one side was a largo Mack vel-J bouffant skirt with transparent manners and personality sho has best mun, while the groomsmen
nose.*. A
’ month ugo
as |,,r tovnllv to t)w«
,■ ,■
iuiluuillH.(H}
u,
i Mi. Roger Buhson s shoulders, peneni at least, is the answer.
vet and silver flower motif with hem of deep hand made Duchess made a host of friends here, and were Edgerton Paterson of San
\
\ , ,,U K«»V vl im ifllt nl Un it' i-ou nlrv, and olie-1 . MR* J,AMKS
proud and |
‘
I'ta ttfa rd appearances go I,.*. ,
Chiffon, ta ffe ta , georg ette and crepe de chine,
ost perfect speenm n
to l(>4 l«WM.
‘
democratic mayor of America's I
rhinestones,
nppliqued.
At l he lare. Her slippers were of white since tho announcement of her en ford Georgo Cornellson of Clin
' ^ l i i ' J. Turner
I
biggest city, says cabarets, supper
SC
H
W
AB
’S
AD
VICE
in all the light shades. Snappy styles.
birth „f .. .
waist line, in the hack, was n large satin with rhinestones buckles. gagement Hhe haa been honored ton, S. C., John Curry of Quincy,
You never can tell 1
clubs, all such resorts of the bored
I91 >r ' ' ‘ 0,1 bow of* black velvet. In her hnirlThe veil of tulle edged with DuchFla., R. C. Aiken of Laurens, S.
Ir doing hy the col
DAYTONA NEWS
A UK 'l l M A N 'S W I U ,
[
The hahy has
with numerous lovely social courte
must close not Inter than three
H. A. Aiken of Chicago, IU.,
a. m„ and guess why. He snys the
r *1"1J - Turner, Jr. was a bandeau of black caught at j ess lace, was nrrunged cap shape. sies. She is a graduate of the
i
Uliurlos
M.
Schwab,
chairman
of
md
Boyd McLcqn of Lakeland,
n
circlet
of
|
with
sprays
of
orange
blossoms
economical
production.
Is
it
not
Sanford High School and also of Fla.
The following is an excerp t from the w 11 <>t a W all S tru c t honest forkin g man should he pro ['be Bethlehem Steel Compuny, in
.
'te necessary us a "cuss
hv- Tiu'o,I,,,,, |llllK French flowers. Her slippers were wrea thing
tected,
ns
he
goes
to
work
with
the
possible
that
farming
must
be
con
Her only the Georgia-Alabama College at •r, Albert Sidney Farmer, lovely
•President Butler of lima, which has been probated recently in th e New Y ork rising sun, against the demoral an optimist. Looking for brighter
•
. * Fri'*»y from An- of American Beauty and silver flowers were a cascade bouquet of Macon, Ga.
niveraity.
We have co u rts:
things has became almost u relig- ceived of in a far more seientifie
n h«r wedding robo of heavy Duch
izing sight of hcdruggled men and
way 7
I wher»* ht, attended ! ^roc* <*° w* ^ silver, hose. Her lilies of thd valley nnd bride’?
The groom is the son of Mr. and ess satht with trimmings of real
auro of that Jut, sumii
,
"-*)
with
him.
But.
to
brilliant
women
In
evening
dress.
TV ! l W'if,‘' 1 ,|,ftVe ,U!r Inver and the knowh-dgo that I
•Hue wedding Wed Flowers were a colonial bouquet roses, showered and tied with lace Mrs. C. C. Jones of Fort Myers.
raakes us feal better to
i hopes nnd aims,,he niids some very
"Certainly one of the most hope
nee. Extending from the shoulder
Sh Johns Alethodisi
ycH°w dahlias, pink rose buds ribbons.
forteful
action
lest
his*
dreams
Ion luliutuntiatcd by UHsnt tho tool phe thought l was.
He enme to Sanford about five vas a long court train. Her veil
ful signs nf the times has been the
THE MAYOR means well, but he . .j^u
“ L iv ih g h ap p ily o v e r a f t e r ” is la rg e ly a m atter
nt as tho Columbia» L ; , ”iy •
and
white
carnations
in
laco
paper
Immediately
after
the
ceremony
S<)U' 1 kitve the pleasure of earning a living
years ago. Mr. Jones is a grad
or |is wrong. The sight of men and
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growth of c "operative marketing
As someone else re
holders, tied with green and yel the young couple left for Jackson uate of tho Fort Myers High was p{ real lace and was confined
o
f
good
m
a
n
a
g
e
m
e
n
t
and
o
f
g
e
t
t
in
g
a
good
start*
women, after the cabarets and ! rou^rv i i th^ wor d •’
ao long ugo. “ Hel| is
low tullo.
.
ville where They sailed today for School and also pttended the Unl- to her hair with .clusters of orange
modern bootleg refreshments have,
, ^,
,,
11, he said re- organizations aiming farmers, nnd
M
„.Was an>"ng those
.name. It is a mighty
particularly fruit growers. The
dtMaom*. She carried a shower
The y o u n g cou ple w ith a siz e a b le bn nk account
ir,Wvin*- •■«.,(>
«u
^*is8 Frances Jonos of Winter New York nnd othor points in tho refaity of Florida, and is * popular
their work jw W h„v. « . y I‘
Friday H
ft(/or a had place.”
; i'T o my. O lulth lM -. I li-avu $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 . S h e Will 1100(1 it T il..
fruit growers have shown to inbouquet
of lilllos of the valley and
jkionville to ,ltt< JI Fark, nnd Sam Byrd were the next East. They will spend several member of the Phi Delta Theta
a, goo<l effect on the honest work- I moving toward heights of prosper- dustry what, it seems to ine,
-o------...v, are
€MC i
>ridea roses.
~
o f l>o»ill«Mi h e r h m .k .n .1 o w Z
w as
is o f f to a good s t a r t .
weeks
there
and
upon
their
return
Kentucky
f
tl
'
(>
enter
from
oposite
aisles.
Miss
fraternity. He ia managing editor
h avo receiitly been , m a rry h er.
11 u,u uaH
the lines along which industry, in
M r* Former, the bride’s mother
Seeing them, he would say: I Im .1*8^
Thi8 " the long run, in its marketing
i Saturday.
j Jones was lovely in lilac taffeta will be at homo to their friend* of the Sanford Herald.
was
in an exquisite gown of va"True, I have to work the greater " ,
t
<rcumt'r m£*y methods, will have to proceed if it
nt
the
Clements
Apartments
on
; of period style, with full bouffant
Among the out o f town guesta
of eight hours a day. for ^ “ H„t
*
loncia blue, the bodice mode of
Park
Avenue.
is
to
he
permanently
successful.
^ b o r n and lost in thu| „„nt ....................... ? ul,a r ^ f,.>l. ^ ,0 luHt *‘-»n y ears. Also my fur part
Jones
who
h
I
"kirt
and
scalloped
uneven
hem,
were
Mr.
and
Mre.
0
,
C.
Jonfcs
of
miserable nine dollars (some un u
Per ty °/ industry
f; ,had taken up their
hl‘ w“ * * '“ '‘t w in te r w hen 1 was in Halm B each
For trayellng, the bride wore a Fort Myera, parents of the groom, sequins, the full skirt 6f georgette
"My suggestion is, therefore,
P*Te houm* gUesl ' J : * ^ a Nile green velvet nnd silver
,ki„,.,i
tabor
,
.
t
.
,
W
i„
Now
J
l
^
S
^
f
e
t
l
i
u r Sme
^ rprosparitv
a . ’S .r l S that
,aen of wolvec. Why,
1 Hiy ('haul four, I leav e m v eoe<
It . i
,
.* , v
a k.,»
i i i
. .. — jmigmun*. wanuui
nil of us heads of industries,
smart
frock ui
of midnight
*inholH
](.ft q .. j “ppiiqueu
uppliqucd xiower
flower at one aiue
side ana
and im in iruc*
‘"uuiM«r
er ),.ft
nuududi* blue
uiuo Mr. and Mrs, W. A . Balk, o f Fort
farmers hankers, Wull street men
ft t h .y b .r k und
th en , M »1 I w o o l him t,! h jv o ^ o a t Y o f A o .ir V j
Cm h ip w .............
• '"! '•‘"■'oobare Th.ro m k t S ! Z
hum..
„,
!
bowi'
also
thp,
for
h«r
li,.n„,
,
,)0W»
n,a0
of
green
velvet,
at
tty),
charmeeB,
mado
one
piece xrith Pierce, Mr. itnd Mr*. Homer L
|ke legs? Such stories !()(,_
m vc m e s a u s ia ttio ti of fm is h in g th e
™ » p p y * ______
, utmost possible eo-<>n*rntion be- Hnt*
all of us, get togethwreathed .in unusual Scalloped collar, and scarf Curry of F o rt P iercvM r. and Mre.
"a t :'lmck.
hack. Her hair tyas wreatlieiUtm
to bolster the thcorv
• rw ith the determination to work
BLA
KE
WROTE
“
I
will
not
rest
'YVst’
^
* flowers.
" *■
“Her sllp"
of striped crepe which httng down Robert Wart* of F o rt ¥ y « * t Mtys
I tiny French
r but also show that
SANFORD,
FLA*
■
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,tr c e t- if y°u 'ike. and 0Uj
problems to the '*»
so tnv from mortal fight, nor let ..."
t h e bach. Her hat w*ft t ckk Frances Jones
m y 'It-,h.W
eeo^ WaI1
“ posalbla and aamv•r.
:
*•
w.
W
hit**
M
i
per>
^oro
of‘
HUc
and
aitver
hroend that Imth the farmers and the
>y hand, till i have I ‘'Tan
xpacta to do
iffargaret
cloie-fittfng model of velvet F w
"■-•n
d
M
r,'
n
K
8
c*^°*
carried
•
Colonial
bouv
b**1
*
which
will
.!h4u*tmji*tK
continue
to
prosper.”
wily business. •^VVall'jStreet Journal.
L 1
.|l) England’s green I our "
motif
at
one
slda
of
>s noth!
r.-w: v
Uhni
W?-ASmI*'
J l K a jf K; •
m ,
ut
Mt*.
»th a ;tmfy
= r a s s ? i " .c
Amusements
Call R a y Brother!
Cement Contracting G
New Members Are
Coming In
PRINCESS
Others Are Renewing Memberships
Have You Shown Your Civic Spirit?
JO IN O R R E N E W NOW
M
Sanford Chamber ot Commerce
Open Monday, Oct. 2!
sear
r . r -.«**« •» tto.yis
Lake Mary
Cash Grocery Store
arrie
■
jnjsrjK.thouK
ht..... .
FIRST NAnONAL BANK
J1
%
Co-ed
For Fall
$ 1 5 . 0 0
�A te d ia n .'- j
a to M ttttfctt
a >:
l •■ J L l i -
'i .'i -UDl
- ...ThS
A •-a, u - * jg
^Ajut
_
inoceulation a t a t t p n $ b * * r * f
tUiVha appeal 1
)4en opened in the city and nil the
Supreme Court wUl b# b
t Tt > v n
residents have been warned to a p -!
, 10 Mol
the gronnds tha|i the d
D e a d I n ply for inorrulatinn in order to re- ...
m
•nee was a violation Of,
'•-V~
duFtflfl^ dnngcm of epidemic. - ! ¥ > „ Q t s I L r i i l
teenth anwndfhfftt of ib
_
a
i
• y ifp y ,'
An Inspection of the city this J
Ol i pr Cl
S»*tes (Jonstithtforl which JlroffdJ" l a t e l y
oilier 'thrSw'rf
tfegulatiotf adopted by tho Clty! Motorists will be given
nini;jiiiiK revealed tiial the damage*1
that no person shall be deprived of ion lt8
t_
u .T il' 1 , ”w i ,
^t/biV from page I )
enurted by the storm was larger
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., (Set. 23. life, liberty or property w itfcut " £ a n !
L . Commissioners, but th® painters lduys to become familiar w(th tho
•ttiba.
due
process
of
law.
Str
,
Fntnclf
•
Avenue
about
hove not yet painted the warning |new traffic regulation which, re
than at tir*t estitnuted.
The electrocution of FortaWe F«V4:30 o clock Friday afternoon. None signs on the intersecting streets. j<l»ires drivers to bring their cam
saador Crowder hut* nxHur- Tho const guard cutter Snukee and
vuson. Alnehua county negro
BUSIN ESS FA ILU RES J,EAj» of the occupants was seriously
________________ ! to a complete stop before entering
. _ <§i from tho Isle of two patrol bonis left Key west
scheduled for tue week of Novem
NEW YORK, 04t. 2 3 .-(/ P )_ ^ n
f t Ml possiblc aid and sue- early today with medical person ber 1, has been indefinitely stayed
A sIfaenCT i v e r L b Hiyi T ^ f I T R A M M E L I.'V lflit CAPITAL I the streets which have been d *
A sedan, driven by H. J . Hall o f;
(signed as ‘‘through streets, Actttls will be given by nel and supplies to Rive assistance ur the result of the action of increase in commercial fftllu m
this
week
was
shown
today
by
R.
Sanford,
manager
of
the
Union
government
Sheridan
ridan Tai- «o hurricane victims on the Isie Chief Justice Armstead Brown, of ' c X n t S L n Z l wh"«
.
, , , TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Oct. 23. lug Police Chief A. H. Beckwith
i?vn (ior»na. "f I’ inms. A message lo the Navy fIli> y ,n,„ u
,
Dun and Company, who placed
'Vfttf •eonau! at Nuevn
Co., and a coupe, owned by ,U----,/ p-------,_U n ited
States Senotor
Park told The Herald today.
tho State Supreme Court, in per the total at 431 compared with 375 ,News
.
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reported safe. The C(limit I•epartment from tin- commandant mitting an appeal to the Supreme
L.
.
.
urnell
of
Orlando,
traveling
Tram
m
dj,
Florida’s
junior
Senntor,,
“We \viU wait a week or 10 days
in the preceding week and 324 in
it in co-o|terating with at Key West said a naval lieuten Court of the United States.
salesman,
were
in
the
collision.
waR
n
visit
t->
.h
-tote
ca
pi
taU
was
a
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t
t
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,tate
capital'
m(,rt>
|H>fnre making
making anv
any arrests.’'
arrests,
the corresponding week Inst year.
Amerienn embassy in giving ant. familiar with the waters to
Fergilsson was convicted for an
Mrs. Hall sustained n cut over the today on rousn to Pt isacolu. for an|hj? ^
„We
want
the
publJc
^
)«ft'the stricken isle when- be explored, a navifl doctor, three
alleged attack upon a white child.
eye and Mr. Varncll had his ankle i n s p e c t o l tli" United States |
accul(tomi(d l<r the cbange,
„ .
toips tin n, n radio
own the majority
of hospital
C
OURT
DECISION
REVERSED
The deuth sentence was affirmed
The Senator *
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bHc 8t>CI that wo m?an
TAl.i.AH ASSEE, Fla., Oct. 23. fractured. AM three hnd to he nava air Mat - a.
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T * * A,n" ri,'.nn * "ham- |operator and a ship's cook had I.... .. by lh(. Sut<) Supreme Court and
called
upon
Governor
John
W.
Marr
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^ ^ J m m e r c e ,s extending nil »■’"» ««
Sankee as well as « l(;()Vl.rnor Martln r(.cent) signed
</P)~The State Supreme Court assi^t'•(, from tb**'1, f«rs when
tin. but could not get to see th e ; business, they will obey the ragulaaid.
! stuff - rgcjint, medical rorp«. from ,tb|.
Wlirrant>
Y
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today reversed the judgment of the pasiorsby reached the scene. Vnrchief executive oh the latter was tion. I hat was the wuy when we
work among these stru-k- 1" ,(> army barraeks.
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circuit court for Levy county in nell's leg was wedged between the
began to enforce the law on park
engaged at a hoard meeting.
iWetlneailay's storm to(l:iy
'1 In- Snukee and the patrol boats ' Corona und Batabano,
Isles of the case of I. Epstein and Broth car and pavement.
ing a car with lights aftet^dark."
’fueio, i!y and will patrol as far
ns Cupe San j Pi in s,liecause of their shnllow
ers vs the First National Bunk of
Charges of rocklesa tlrivinu were
LAKE
WORTH—
$G0(),000
bonds
Men are painting “stop” let• affected un*as were nnw- , Aiit-miii and arc expected to h< .draft, before (irnceerling
to Hit- ^Tampa, oi executor. The case was placed against the two men by
,
, . It „ , iissued for municipal improve ters on the street intersections of
I.
much as iiosshile. AL.i.y ’ aide to make their way into Neuva j vanu.
a suit for money.
Acting Poliee Chief A. H. Beck- ments.
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Ninth Street now. The work has
been completed on other streets
affected by the new traffic reg
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Taking a Lot For Granted
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MAOArT^ f
AyjFUL tbcfrnACW: - CAN I
AM A?P0INTM6nT Top
feob-HGoJ MAKtl
T hit. ATTERWOON? TWO O'riDCK
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By Tayfoi
( n o w Th e n , l i t t l e l a d v s i t right
\ OP IN THe CHAIR AND I’l l YANK y
\ "PI AT UAUGHT Y T ooth o u t
NO - L’LL G tue YOU A
l it t l e w h if f o f o a s
a n d y o u ’l l NieueA
F e t L IT
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S p fe Blower ny
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N o Giuik
19 Building—Contracting ^(in
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bates
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85_ u t a F o r SaIe
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WORK WANTED for Jr .* U „ »
T llllv
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9 0 — A u to m o biles F o r Sffle
or crane on day b a .I. „r raatrart.
1„ T L ,“ L K , hL ’ S " 1 ........ « « U . A F O x T S c t a w l ^ i
Ample equipment for any size job.
LOT HAI,‘CAINS
Thompson and Moseley, Dredging
6 7 — B oom s \ViuTiTo7rd7---- amons “
Contracting. 417 Wallace S. Bldg.
Tampa, Fla.
<ir
jlic h ;'^ 'c a S u ^ b S J r i^ n ^
RnoV'l7.7I,A.l:.!::. ‘V B0od_buys,
Wl,h
Without mealZ ' * Ein
in Rea. Estate, 23C M .^ch Bu^d- .
. terms.
1" i U. ;ir,| st.
, <’,“’b. r):' misy
I Phaton; Cadillac Touring; Chandler
,,li located
located lots
lots io,
Ava. TcMirin*:;
i'ourine: Ford
I-'til'll V
xllilnl! • Oakland1
5 l_
l. “*• v-eR
mi Park Ave.,
Sedan;
WANTED AT ONCE.—3 concrete “
finishers
at
new
Phoenix J ROOM |\' m iiu c u v p. ;
iifco iN B -sM iT H \ h \ r i r r w Z ! in'^
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ir u r i . . E m , *
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2nd St.
John’s River.
t.
D avy A inq..,, Apts.
|at, .,„,j
IN S C IM N C K lte U g
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II' A At. Wet-h s,
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CIIICACO, Oct. i j
'.'I S x l '( i\ ,
a„ will be received
I•» i’ nr • | n |*«e«ii f•|;«||| |.|
premature <lHnn,tioJ
“ind collector sent
The October no- •mg of th^j
* •« i.hi I • Kin
Plosive in the «looJ.
for payment.
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'• *'*' Aid of the ( oi muiiiity i
•’ *«i rna
[ .........lDr a line
side store early tN ..l
U,H !*' held Wediit-uiuy, O c ^
;c 2 oVIorl. n. •.> nt the bonw
8c a line
Slic’d "Three
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'i n . Albert ’\ t-‘
Allr?l
7c n line
Kosinski, 2'J. |if|U0^
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invited^
Ites on request.
bpried his tom boJ
It
I if *1 *d that?
Ifd rates arc for ______________________________ _
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debris of the , hop /•
I Mi
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’> ' rat h Quilt
llniertions.
CL AREN c r : SMITH
‘ nrre-i at i }.<-c n, •••ling.
room s
.
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A,th " " 'l ,,!th sln!Pt on 9 1 — I.ctuil N o tices "
With the identifU
of average length
General Contractor
ROOMS, will, or without meal,
“THE LOT KINO"
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S
la line.
ibe Ocioh-r s.,cj.,i r,f the l i
victim, police turned j
900 West F irst Street
^ K'-souaha. i:.tes. Lincoln Hotel.
“" ,1 F " 's‘ Optional Hank Bldg. ! ,
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at Phone 441
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I>KI*a i i i ' u i :\ t oi'- Till-; i M ' i ' i i i u u
VY of another traded
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.• evi/i' ii'. *o which tha^
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Hoard
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‘li'-posal
of
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property
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JA M E S H. COWAN—All kinds of “ " 7 “
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Fire
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safe blowing mi«,|^J
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•.'<«! l y i’i i re i nt. Tho pt
Ave..
Sanford
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attempt to obtain i
tleim n. New snu;
MO I' In,
! C o d , ] , u n i t y q i n gi t:
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k. 1. ! , 1 'rst Nat. Hk. Illdg. <
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|will he responsible
Ml.
Avenue end Third Street.
Tele (»*>"d location. Call all store room . ,
for Joe Saltis, d),
incorrect insertion,
O r. I I -a! -Midb-r, qa follow s^!
phono 11J.
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n«n(
, , : a i . iS ir A T K 1" - I n m i r a n . - e £ : ; :r^
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and Fi t nch.
awaiting trial fnr
er for suhscqiicnt
< 'H i i ti.-MM
.ifis-..® Margaret ' )
ii.. t.
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WANTED TO RENT. Furnished
ski was raptured
KIVU KILLED IN AUTO
The office should be HODGINS & COWAN CO.. Auto
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apartment or small furnished
Wisconsin woods
fediatcly in tune <>(
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Radiator and sheet metal works,
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J E N ’ CtOl.LAUS ( ASH and ten ii '
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KENOSHA, Wla.. Oct. 23.— (JP) w«s released.., R, ,
"IV IN I'll .ft OH I \l. t 11; i | i ;
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‘ -mm and ornnmental sheet metal
’ *• ' ' m :>,vt Snrojrtfl
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I IVERTISHRS
. ;-"o n s a mouth will buy beairti- ' V'.Vl‘ .
“ <*'l stoVi'S,
— Five iiersons, occupants of an ° f
Sultis gan|,
work. Tai. 71U-W.
207 French
i\ n i » r o i t v . ' i i m i m : i «n
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’ybltitg
lot
loiiit.,,,
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asphalt
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representative
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I'rm
w
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Avenue.
iv.
i % i ii \m i : m ,
automobile, were* killed today wnB in jail,
•> " : 'n •
v*ll,,l"i'il- 'i few pennies
-i l" " i t «
nil i To •<i *»o » i: 4 m i n
■" *
••• ••• ' m m t e t t e -4 * ^ 1
amilinr with rates,
whin their motorcar wua struck by
Detectives rlodded
1 i»ovi 19 i t i: ; u 1 \\ 11
j
every d:,v w.tl
the pay'• ......
FOR RENT
ssificatioii will give
[FOR RENT.
”, ' ' ' ’ ‘ ............... • “Gunc. C > X
1F A IN T E R —DECORATOR
•"in.ill hotel ceil
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a fast train, on the Chicago and wnH n,,t of the ii)U|]
1 tout bed toon i
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conand
(‘vetiiimllv
give
von
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,i
(rally local ’• m bi|i|nc<s , l i I *•'
A. B. RlggR, 004 Laurel Ave. I d,*u:..-tails
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"lies
Northwestern Railroad at a cross- bombs, but of njb>
ll»
Myrtle
Ave
aisiue<s d i i - I
' 1 bi|> o f a v l u a b ' e p i e c e o f a x i l .
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^ PHONE 303
ivl:.i«, afl.
lr,‘ t, city of I j.t
I they Will assist you
|ing here.
flivver patrol had p
Furnishing
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be
glad
i,i*sve
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Furniture Refinished
• •-•■i 'vith \
! F ° R RENT. Singh.
" von would like 1 ■1 have ne
m -blv. Write I', o.
1 .ionic. f;,r “J1;;
I The party of five, alt from Ken- , ,n ‘ ,,n'1 K,^'nskij
c effective.
Hoy ”(, :. KustG, Ii.,.
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t»m
he,I-.
next
t„
osha, were on their way for a day's
accidentally sgj
2 5 — F lo r is t s .
r.VNT NOTICE
>•»''. The Saot. , | ||ei:il,».
' •-* ■' ol iiupresslvc/(y
, bet wi l d,
minutes ........ |* t ,
outing in the ccuntry.
in dody
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Is >hoiild give their
W
[ N"t l l a m home
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-‘ belter of the door,
BR— F a r m s and I .and p ,)r S a le 1'
‘STEW A RT THE FL O R IST”
s s — R eal Ivsialp fo r K vch an gi'
stuffier address as
•'"' i k i • ,!•I x < number of Com- if
, Members of the fa
Hewers for nil occnsiona.
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phone number if
fo r
ren t
1 •- " ■ ' ,1 • in a nm-t en th u f-f’
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McLANDER ARCADE
111.oskio, proprietor of |
!•urn..-, i . ,,
room...
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farm, c e l - , \\ i x
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csults. About one
P si I
P etite Tetu
<ietl'lemen
w i K of his nssoPhone 781.
Well
ji they suw two men m
preferred.
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binMingn,
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•1 Max Cook, pf
' 'th e tiiird fell. Th®,
L'liD-'
jid the others can’t
- Lads, and one |,.iy, tn,k ;
;\ri; bMced h;|,,w lalm,. ILmse^ f ' » V>
x
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I a very inspiring , ’kj
2 7 — Professional S ervices.
thrown from their]
with )ou unless
wo
'''‘ason.i'd v prin ,1. uba,.
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B o o m s fo r H o u sek eep in g
u 1 acres cleared for tiling. All \V
,i ( ,in
Illusion.
mmunity Co-opeiii- ‘
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■w I'm dings, house has electric ) ■ ' *' sum''. l*:iM.n nt on house.
u r^^.Vi' ' , ! liViV *
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‘fill I' (|.
*'on. R, i .1:> ■ I b.n.ipsnn strcaSL.^
,
Kosinski had a
linunnee MUST Ire EUGEN E PERMANENT WAVES •|i‘ URNISIIEI)
-'bis. I rice .<.*>,fiiia. || p Naves ‘
,,r,‘ odcrested in working *■■•»•' e, .i ,n . ■' „., ,j . .V,
rooms
the poni ,,f
duty to our coat-Y^S
nh kinks, one price, personal a t-, ,
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owner. Kt. A. jinx 81, \V.'First St i,*
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1on. Bluebird Benuty Shonuu 1 ''“iisekeeping with t r withi
| m-h i il y .
ami burglary.
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. nr hy letter. Tcle- tent
Phone
3-19-J.
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garage.
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Laurel
Intinunnres are not
" . !MCMt tnget;., I
deal that
R l — H o u ses F a r S ale
■" 1 be mutually beneficial. Ads. J. n i x
I f u r m s h k d room s
Leroy Housel
care I'he Sanford
• \.V mu' .,, knr Love o f 2 Sons,' *W
Attorney and Counsellor at Law ! housekeeping, xxit Ii / " ’ I * 1' ; f »> « i" ”" - . «
Prcnipt Efficient
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Arrives for j |StT'
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Enst
First
Street.
Kuril,,,..
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9 0 — .Vutom ohiles Cur S a le
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L‘‘roy I). Ilouxh
, CHIROPRACTIC
adjusts
the g m i i,r \-r
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x..,.
nd
Found.
it. th. ,t. .
cause of disease. Phone 4 8 2 -J' V
1 1w" bglit house- NEW BUNGALOW Five
bourne. Republican
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and
investigate'
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. ' down t,ns fHr r‘‘iu‘b''ig curative h e a lt h ^ .
• ‘ ‘‘ > I'-rms
|t„rt N.-,s .n VaVlex * *,'!* S V1 K 1
mod, I
lived in. Sanford tiia|
and
F laa ts
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A p a r t m e n t s an
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Hotel i:idg
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-------- I’hone H.V!.
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will speak in fnmt ofj
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all. 1st Nat I Hank Bldg.
•‘ OR RENT. 3 room apartment ,
Flccrtic
S 1‘. t rk Axe
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Magnolia Avenue,
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o „ lv
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Judge John Shares d|
^SALESM AN ami lady experienced' PURMSIII-Mi
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r,m ired
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in 1*1•*»! M.m.K i.
ip ready-to-wear and shoes for]I. •'''•*, n , .IViv,,l.Faik and Comm, rci.d
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of the Toledo btr ja
|7 fur chtimatej.
NICE FURN ISH ED
house- •'SMALL DOWN PAYMENT New t l , A s' f.
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i ’bone (Ri2 ■' it |"'i|,iil..'ii1 ' ■■hi.■mo. s I. :i,.u„
chiefly in Federal j
RADFORD
KlMMiinif apartments,
mmr.ini'nU first
fimt floor.
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* 1. ull price. L. Y 11 U ,- t x tHKJH CLASS salesmen to demon- i _keeping
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Im’I.I m . • 1 ti.il } on ail,I
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j coming to Florins
and
Fifth s i I * Mn<>*
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Mr. Housliolder kl
$7.50 to $50.00-—if interested wire 387 W.
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,or write Multistnmp Specialty C o.’
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room.
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Service O ffe re d 11 Mftainger Bldg., Orlando.
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s ° " 'i e i ; care Herald.
Leads the world in motor car s alue
Drairs. Soda. We ure HIGH CLASS office man consider- 1 furnished rooms, nt reasonabl'j ,
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ing u change. 18 years exp eri-,
Apply 300 Park Ave.
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ATLANTA, Oct. 1
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room
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street.
Partly
furnishwant
to
jell
your
used
cars
nd
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sales
manager,
voice
clerk,
time
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definite pteps will,|
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(ieoigia to relieve
‘wmm .''lore.
const: (s <.J living room. diniiiL- * * "
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cure Herald,
brought about by tkl
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Herald.
bit. hen, tw„ bed rooms ami
USED CAR EXCHANGE
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cotton was irdicaUd]
right. Cash or It) Mnnau i r
1r <*K R E N T —Nice unfurnisbed l J>»"j room complete with si tower. CORNER PAR lx AND SECOND " x - i mV
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»u m o n ey to L o an
room anurtment.
Q. W. WAN.'.LEY Manager
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•int yi#ur Ihimness.
apartment. 211 l.»nr..l
Laurel. ,lhuilile garage. Owner has purcliav
conference of morel
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linger
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wilt
sell
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One often hears about a daugh resintntive Imnkers,!
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at a sacrifice.
le Co., general |LOANS— Money available at 7 p e r; FOR RENT.— Nice 2 room furn- house
ter of the circus, but petite Tetu . and
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cent. Close in property. A. P.
ilth(, , MMHjl.ril
sidewalks, buildn,.,it Phon-.1
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balance m easy 11)01) AND GOODYEAR T IR E S
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Robinson js the only true circus ' gene Meyers, Jr.,
apartment
mat . I non. monthly pavinc.iu. |Yi,v $75iiu.
U. K, L. Batteries
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htiUon boxes J R . C«nnolly & Sons.
w . S . I’R IC K . M gr.
830-W. 2300 Mellonvillo Ave
daughter before the public. A War Finance (Vtf_r
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Addtoss Dux 131 CIU'O The Sanford
Distributors Chandler
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number of years ago the Japanese j of Preuident Coolidp'
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Avenue
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bedrooms
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parents of Miss Robinson died when ; ton commission,
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they were performers with the , Remedial meusurd
2218 I‘AI.M ETT() AVENUE HUNGA HE S URE and s.^ th e mwTustom
P*. Repairing and FOR S A L K .--E ith er Jersey ~ (~^ iS. a X . A“vr , «'a “ Partment.
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circus. Being small at that time to include the utilit
LUMBER YARD 1
n* b’5 for prompt
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Guernsey and Jersey, latter with'
k
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, ml \lo . \\ |•,, 1 1
|month, can be bought for ? J,(hin on
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GARAGE
she was immediately adopted by sources of Gecogii t*|
A C om p lete Kino u{
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heifer calf. ('. 1. Kesler, Osteen. 1
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75— B u sin e s s U iures fn r B e n t t *’
^r>,,l) Vas*' «"<• *be luiiance
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the management and has been withdrawal from tk
il 1.1 M ed icine C u h in ets
______________ _________________ |monthly. During winter se.i
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SANFORD CHICK CO
BARBKK SHOP
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constantly with the circus, with I 300,000 bales uf th*
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C y p re ss and P in e
Ignolia Avenue.
6 2 — M u sical in s t r u m e n t s .
212 Magnolia Ave,
ATTRACTIVE
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to"rent
for
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the exception of the years she ti.:i crop and «f tba
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lUrhcrs Special atPhone 3117
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spent m liourdiiig school. John the Georgia CuttoB .
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ladies and children. FOR SALE-—Edison phonograph, f and Commercial Street.
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Price $40. Apply ] Young, Owner, 208 Park Avc.'
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I'CRDMON
I.iln.im .--hiii •• . i.iirtir.' i Ruling
. A O large lots Dicing east .a,
r.dward Higgins, I
Team PRESSERY Apartment 1, Clement Apts,
1
luu it. xcr It.. (I ,. ,1 F lo o rin g
■for,, Nov' *•
I this surplus in unkri
Sanford
Ave.,
will
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pressing, tailoring, j
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gam.. Easy terms. \V. |,. ||,,,
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eilin g
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UEMINOLE IICDSON-ESSEX
S »1»v»•\ uf (ii, |,.\v («i .1111 1t 11, | . .
Moult
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room
Hungulow,
all
modern
iin8
5
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Lots
F\)r
Sale.
2(13
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Av.,.
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Hie imiMI.
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provements, $55 |>cr month. Ad- --------— ---- ---------- Phone -Il
; ' 1.taiiM.- foilhtx !■•I.., 1.1., ;,„,t ,ld 1IiUth
f» j"r C o l l e g i a t e
tx jo u l, 1 • D O N 'T W A N T T O H ^ A ll
7 ’’•i''
a. -I ,,, 1-1,1 llr
P r iicc k
Orst Street.
dress Box 101, Herald.
MAR VANIA BEING PAVED
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M O R is A G O V T T H A T ! ?
Y O U 'LtoN'T
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ELECTRIC!
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We ar«. pleased to announce that m , , O O D C K
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If
JMM.E I'kIN'TERY
FOR RENT. — 5 room
Sin,...,.
^tin*
111/ of
of the
llm Marvania
tlt.i^,...oi.. Lake
r ..1 .. ( Klin
... ‘ and
’ . n th M. '' ‘loUTH rnick.s
To 5 / t Y /ANYTH I M S ^ f^ o o T
h;’ P laster
room Stu
cco 'th
e navi
paving
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1° c a m e r a s
Bungalow. Palmetto Ave. and front property will begin this week
C A V Se i
K |n o »n
j o S T (5X A C t i _ Y
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ill".*, .1. serin ..I ...... ' ; W h ile Keek P la s te r Hoard
[ « T ( '| .I k s
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Come in and see our line of
Knty St $(5.00 per month un-|T"'<> $15,000 Imntes haVe recenth
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Electrical Appliances
furnished. Phone 713.
J been completed and two mote
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‘ homes will be under construction
I 'c.lic.s
company
- ■ . Incut .St,,re"
aa,: ,,,:;r,,,i-o V ^ ,.1'V 7 " ,V"
I inilldurn H a r d w a r e
( idoiicl F!,! in und Starling (nbove^ •
Percolators, Irons, Waffle
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FOR RENT.—5 room house fum - f within 10 days. Wo have several
- - £,
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"f the U. S. secret service hfciYo
SE L L GOOD USED CAftS
Irons, Toasters, etc.
islied. Apply Hurelift homo, 2 ! very desirable lots at a substantial
r rla,,V «f our prompt
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been sent to Amherst, Mass., \p
W in d ow s
n
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I'liiii oil a«.,m»t
miles out West First St.
J discount to any one contracting inj
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Coiiin*
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lfiii
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f a r * “ ,"1 auick!
icrvc
in conipiuiiiin und guard
TH E BALI, HARDWARE
Murphy
Ironing
Jioards
build a niro home there. We tie1*12.1._III
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MORGANTOWN. W. VA„ iieoole '
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Bui Sandwiches 1
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Made
(o
Order
Uoflli* »
U.I|** » ll.Mini; »!« rifcl.ll 1*i |1' 11■, t |.i' i il, I
aro interest.d in Florida. Ea^th :
l,,,rt t,n'e
,
1 ! ’resident Coolidge and an Amherat ‘ •!
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. . , iiiin,»l* I'omih 1'I itmIii, on,,
Fram es and Screens
! of them through a classified add in . " " |H‘,50,IK
ovlling ability
pENBKKR\ PRINT —______ ___________________
!
Coilcgco student. Meantime Mr*. >7
' the Moi'ganlown i’OST. Six cental*
!l1 " l,r '’ff'*-’0 for more infor
The Erin1 Is Ritfht .Ci'clidge has presented the goltl^vT
^ee<^» P lan ts, F ertilizer.
192(L—lirahii.M J 1-2 I'o Truck I o f v, 1 ;. |i,,ii,; i„ mm ri,.,k ,., , ,,,. I
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a work for six consecutive hau®*. (nation. Scruggs-Scoggau Realty
.*** **•»*•r» of Si.ii,|iui|,. i oiihi v. •
(•runs shown in tho lower plcturfe 'X !
[Co., Inc. Masonic Temple. Phone M ILLER O. PH ILIPS, Inc. . . ‘’*'•la.
ar 11,,. 1
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to the memorial chupel of
735.
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foiiniy.
I'loriilii.
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f
iiutity.
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W. A.r 78— Offkes^niT^Desk Room
c'ersliurg ( Pa.l Academy in
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TH I N K , T >o V o u *
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ory of Calvin Coolldge Jr., wM>)
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CAHM
MY Ml N D II
.^ 9 TO BUY
The Tot’s Shoppe
!Elm Ave, and 12th Street.
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J “flt ott P«Pl'“
died three yours ago.
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and
2nd,
will
sacrifice
fori
i; lilil'ltl.AHH,
rags
bOR SA L E .—Celery plants. Mike
Bldg
Apply A P Connelly & J quick sale. W. I,. Harvey Box
|«ALI) OFFICE
I'lfik ,,f tli,. Clrcnli Coiiri
1 Suus, Cameron City.
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
Ilf
Sen,I,loll. 1'minrt. I'lor15 West Washington
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The shoppe for tho littlo one’i
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W/HAT
DlOM'T I T E L L 'TOO
VJE LLy DOAJ'T d o
Florida Publishing Go., va.xBvU$» X
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r jusnr, wanjted,'
m o t to i n t e r r u p t
Chittenden Reulty Co., $1,000 &Uh
IT A G A . I M
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wardrobe
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M E W H E M PM
Rylander Investment ’ cp
THE
OFFICE'PUTJ
LAYETTES
NOVELTIES Sanford Manor Properti**,' Zne.'
BUST ?
t h e r e ^ s OM f u s e
Swift & C*., va. J . B. U w ic
s\\v
damages of $1,000.
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BABY
PURN1TURE
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Marriage IJeenaM■’'
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TO S T t ^ - A t M
(Ol
Wm. Norris, 48, an d .C
BOYS AND GIRLS 2 TO 6
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Dodd, 48.
M Y s -y o -s •!
Earle E. Jones, 25, an d ']
Shinholser, 22. •
Vp
[-••th in Advance
Lake Mary
8;oppoSri^’^^tSnn!-;i Avt ! V T '^ 'n",;l
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^FLORIDA, MONDAY. OCTOBER 25. 192G
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qlghl Ragjea Today
1?MILLIONBALELabor Uniqh Opponent OF I 'JtPAlGN FOR
Tw enty Years Ago Now
IE
OFU.S.COTTON
i
Preparing His Last Fight N .Y .
GROWS BITTER
Marie to Talk Over
Radio This Evening
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—OP)—
Queen Marie, of Rumania, todny was aboard the railing pnlnce of 10 rpecinl railway cars
th a t will be her home ft.-r tho
two months of her western
tour.
Leaving New York a t 7:50
A. M., she is due a t Buffalo a t
8 I \ M. She will make a radio
talk there from stattlon WGR
nnd will leave Buffalo (or Ningrn Falls early tomorrow m orn
ing. Her itinerary today call
ed for two tea m inute ptopw, one
a t 1:2b P. M. and the other at
Syracuse a t 4:30 P. M.
NEW \ ORK, Oct. 25.— (A*)— criticised a t the time, b u t tho
DIETRICH LOEWE, the h a t t e r of' American Federation of I^ibor took
Danbury, Conn., who became ! up collections throughout th e eounfamous 20 yearn ago, when he try nnd the workmen's homes were
Department
of
Agriculf
ure
r se m e n t o f Senand Mills Continue to
Issues Report of Largest fought in the courts labor unions • suved. Tho hatter never h a s fe- Smith
Hurl
“Stink Bombs” Into
th
a
t
b
o
^
o
tte
d
his
goods
because
gretted
his
strp,
nnd
the
workmen
[r B u tle r Leads
Yield in History of the ho would not unionize hU shops,
learned to respect him as n man
Race
as
Election Date Rap
; B a r r a g e From
Growth in This Country waging his last fight, ’the New and a fighter.
idly Approaches in North
York Work) says today.
The World says th a t the sal
lsh’s F r i e n d s
Average May Total
"Old man 1/oewe", an he is known *»f the house and factory would
his fellow town people is 74 years m,t ,,rin*f n,ort‘ tl>nn $35,000, while | m ithShouts That
176.6 Pounds to Acre to
old, nearly blind, and broke. H n *“ uth more than thnt- is needed.
Hearst Backs Mills
last battle is to keep from creil- Mr'tuoted as saying:
Predict 25,000 Rules For This itors, his factory now bnre, but 1 " lMy husint' ^ »« the point of reire Milk for City of New
State Alone With Texas in which used to employ 350 mon, and "fwinizntion. I can not give out
ork
Caused by Governor,
Lead With if Million Rales his home. Doth are mortgaged ,
P’1*''" j ,wl >'l t ”
b
Agts
heavily.
> '-asl April Mr. Uocwc’s business
His Opponent is Charging
\Vk„„ \i_ .
,
, ,
leached the point where bankruptcy
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.—(A’)—
" n e n Air. Iah*We staged his
........,
" Both Senator
i fS , ,
,,
.
eeined tlie only wav out. Three i
NEW YORK, (let. 25. (A*)—
Predicting the largest cotton crop *nusn light with the unions moi friends, forming a creditors' com
Ld ( J o y . Fuller
than
21
)
years
ago,
lie
won
a
$
210
,
The
ihief candidates in New York |
ever grown the Dvnurtment of
mittee, raised $00,000
among
000 verdict against the H a tte r s ’
: t a lc ’s hot campaign a re n u i m i '
Agriculture
today
placed
the
inthemselves and made a nettle meat
Airneo Semple McPherson’s long
klllN’t-TON. Ikd. 25.—
da ated production at 17, t.'<t .000 Rrvjon and the American F e d e ra at tt) cents on the dollar. All but H ating on tho metropolitan d i s - |
politi*a1 waters of draw n out trial a t Los Angeles bales of aOii ooiinds gross weight. tion of Labor, whir h was upheld hv •me creditor agreed, and he was trict for the final dnvs of the cam I
must have been quite a strain to
'h e United States Supreme Court.
paign. Indications are that 'h e ;
. G e r m a n y t o he t h e
pilal n ;*l***l today in her. Or maybe she’s just naturally
paid off at a higher price.
That is 827,000 bales more than
He collected every penny of it, he
lirewovk>;
will
cuntinue.
r.-h-s
lr
m
the
The three men, Charles P.
Scene of Old Time Meet
CH 'I’U
” ’ “ ” ''
lost interest m it. Anyhow the indicated on October 1, and exceeds cause of a boycott.
eleitutnl
Parkes, Charles A. Mallory and i William Randolph Hurst, p u b
Staged
by Hohen/ollern’s
of the l iU 'L t i t - 1 . evangelist went .•.mod noire) | (|r
.. the previous record crop hy more
— ee»to lh.'ir m i d1st
st —
n - , inK lh(, Jlcarinfts thc otht>r (lay. I than a million and a quarter hales. I To get his money Mr. Loewc A rthur Tweedy, are still ou t their lisher, has given Ogden L. Mills
(yr
Prominent
Personages
levied attachm ents a g a in s t thw $00,000, hut believe th n t they will I 'T h e Kiss ,,f Death" by supporting
nt by I’r e - i d e n t G o o l-j nmj th e cam era man caught her
Reports from all parts of the I homes and hank
is jj he
reimbursed. They
They arc
are again
again try
t r y - 1 ,h " Republican candidate for Gov
cotton belt showed that production I f ™ . ""V ™
mvounta of his
he reimbursed.
Seiial"f Atlam Butler, i f,t it.
BERLIN, Oct. 25.—(A*)—Wilhelm
ernor, in thc opinion of Governor
,
this
year
is
g
reater
than
had
been
fn
r
n
u
r
Cn,,,loyM‘
1>e
waa
.
m
u
c
h
'
mg
to
assist
their
old
friend.
greater
n 0f tin* R e p u b l i c a n -------------------------------Hohcuzollcrn
has invited various
Alfred E. Smith,^Mills' Democratic
expected and th at the field of lint
who is
' t
'*
opponent.
commit U’t'. wno
personages to nttend a hunt on his
cotton acreage was approximately
m the evtmher elections
To this the Mills campaign com- favorite preserve in tho health and
170,1! pounds or 8.3 pounds more
Whusi’tU bv former Sen- (
j mitten retorts thnt Smith express- forest country of E ast PrusRin. But
than indicated on October I. Tho
d much gratitude for the support
kfid 1. Wiil-li.
heavy yield combined with the
of
the ilcarst papers two years ago he will not be there as In oldon
jproti'snu'cnicnt, 'he PresiU rgcst acreage ever estimated re,
nnd
that "he must l>e greatly peev- days, standing behind a blind ns
Ifirsl ntternnee on iiehalf
I suited in the huge production.
Republican candidate for
Extensive defoliation of the cot
the impending elections,
ton plants by the leaf worn coupled
kUinei in a letter from the
| Governor Smith said:
Tlu> ncWS))n,„.r Montug Morgen
,
with warm weather have advanced
Ijfcutive. "ht’ li was inai e Three
Guards and N l * g r o ' t i u. m aturing of the late bolls and K\-Senator of Illinois Was Several Officers of G uard' ? r,V<>nl he '/ "0t ,0n
save the invitations have been
| referring to a charge hy Mr. Mills ! si^ not| »in tho namo 0 f His
|by the Ml- acliusHts state
T t ’U sfy are Also Wounded i permitted rapid picking, the de
Reported Worrying and III
A-C killed When Bomb Is 11 tint lie vetoed a bill to install vot- Majesty, the Kaiser." Fifty per
When Attempt in Made to partm ent said. Ginning to October
Over T h r e a t e n e d Inquiry
**■
...
..
'
I hrown at Royal Carriage; ing machines in New York the sons, among them Princo Henry,
io praised (lovernor A Ivan
Break Missouri State I’en ,H totalled H.722.o«« running hales
Into His (’uniiu., 01 Office
'Four
of Ruler Continued ! Governor said:
r, a candidate for re-elecconsort of Queen Wilhemiu, of Hol
compared with ‘.),5I8,i)lt] hales to
‘'That's
cold
blooded
wicked
dotbt kcplailican ticket i>nd
land, Tor diplomatic officials and
.JE FF ER SO N (TTY Mo., Oct. 25. .that date last year.
MARION. III., o,t. 25.—(/P)~
TEH ER A N , Persia, Oct. 25 — lilK-r.itc misstatement, the* bill was niilitnry officers have been asked
diiite fire from Demo
Tlie
cotton
forecast
was
bunctj
Worry over fiemieiat reverses, ill
.... in the form of a —(A’)— Seven convicts, two of upon the dnta concerning condi health and the loss <>l his position | l/P>—Thu Shah of Persia today es signed by Governor Miller and n o t , t„ „ttend next month.
I bailers
vetoed hy me."
.
hv Chariman Oldfield of whom aro believed to be dying, tion, probable yields, ginnings nnd
The newspaper Bay* tho former
as United States district attorney | caped uninjured when an autom o
congressional cam - ■were ,n the prison hospital here i olh
fnctors na of October 18, four months ago are ascribed as bile which wuh escorting him on u
I 11 n letter to the president of emperor will not bp present and no
ccmmittre, that the letter today su rfe n i.g fn.n. b u ck sh o t' vh|ph lnilicuto(1 a yield of approx. the reasons for a sudden fit* of iu- t ‘ • of the province of Manznn- the United German Societies of j decision hns been artlv e d as to
retch agaiii‘4 hath c a n d i-j wounds, and three guards and a iin.ltc,y 170.7 hnles of lint cotton rnnity late Sntuduy night that daian wns blown up n ea r Dnmn- New York City, the Governor do- | whether former Crown Princo
_
I t ex
| negro tru sty were recovering from j (UT „cre<
condition figure was dove W. (>. Potter. 50, prominent vend. Several officers were killed nounccd the "fanatical d rys who l Frederick Wilhelm will go.
see in n hnrmlcs sglnss of beer tho presses tho belief, ^lowavar, t h a t
Mr. Coolidge with minor injuries received when the ,;munlnc*'d.
southern Illinois attorney to kill nnd tw > injured.
sum total of iniquity."
tho hunt forshadows\ a r e tu r n to
g” his previous stand prisoners attem pted to escape from
Thc previous re p o rt on indicated five of his family and then end his
Thc automobile blown up was
"Tho German people," lie added, former day customs.
•interference."
' l ho Missouri s ta te penitentiary production based on October 1 own life.
carrying arm s, ammunition nnd
,tly the
President," ^ yesterday.
Tho law exiling tho HohenzollAfter his victims had retired. bombs. Tho cause of the explosion “ have dem onstrated how families
placed the crop a t 10,027,000 bales
Oldfield declared, "Is ( Armed with knives, the prison and the acre yield ut 108.4 pounds. Potter crushed the skull of each, wus not apparent. Tlie Shull con can enjoy lifo with music, songs erns goes out of effect a f te r July,
and a little byef."
hut Dr. Paul Isiebo, president of
frightened nt the proa- cra attacked and overpowered J. Last year's crop wns 10,103,670 one of them a baby throe weeks tinued oil hi? tour.
Tlie Mills campaign reverted to the Reichstag, is quoted hy tho
defeat of Senator ButWynes and A. C. Wekenborg, bales and the acre yield 1G7.2 old, with a furnace shuker, and
, , _.
... 1 . ..
Tho Shah Rosen Khan Pehlevl its charges th a t adulterated milk Boersen Courier as saying th a t the
ivenjer b 'illnr .w iVit^A^c^lHaouao-uuaixIa an ^ ,afte r. ( « n r - ) pounds.
then ended his own life hy hurliiufc^.
,»
a s ,
t
1 , 1 , 1 ,
1,0 ?b jc tt ot n, p'Ht, lHt« ln!<t is void in New York, the candidate social democrats pro peso Ao ..Uka
Tfiboii \vi"te a siinilnT ilt(, a pj.,l)(| f rom Wynes le i p e n ! The forecast hy states includ- himself into a cistern nt the
lln I9P, tlie Republicans dirough n window to a c o r r i d o r 1c(|>
(if his home.
The bodies were month, when several high officers himself writing n letter to Gov steps in ho Reichstag to preverit
found
hy
a
son,
Morris Potter. 20, were arrested. Not only was the ernor Smith reminding him of thc the return of tho former ruler
muili henified.
lending to the tuberculosis hospital.) Florida
28,000
g re a t charges and the need of n oven when his term of exile ende.
who returned several hours later Shah to lie assassinated tile a u th
itfr rei'lieil in a telegram jj(.n , t p (.y attacked J. L. Freeman
1.470.000
Georgia
s
ta te wido inquiry to*insnru a puro They are said to be convinced th at
orities
staled,
but
also
the
Crown
I whether the President in am.'ther guiiid, who was stabbed in
from a trip to a neighboring town.
1.400.000
Alabama
milk
supply to six million p er the coming home of William would
Prmeo,
many
high
military
officers
to t.-.u his v,«ie in his the shoulder before the convicts
The victims were the wife, Myrtle,
Texas
5.100.000
sons in g re a te r New York.
result in violent internal disturb
and
members
of
the
Mejliss,
of
na
52, two daughters, Eloise. lfi, and
city of Xor'liumui' n. The obtained Ids pistol.
A negro
ances, ur well as international
tional
assembly.
Simultaneously,
Senator
Wadsworth,
in
urging
Mrs.
Lucille
White,
28,
and
the
la
t
stive wn.tr that he and tru s ty who tried to aid Fivm an
"T here is no question now timt
lolidge planned to make the war. stabbed a f te r lie knocked one the larg e :! crop in the history of t e r ’? two children, Phyllis, 4, und the plotters were to seize Teheran the maintenance of a Republican complications.
m ajority in CongreHn to support
that h • had requested ol' tho men down with a chair.
the c r j n t r y has been grown,” said Cynthia, 3 weeks old. Mrs. White and form a new government.
the Coolidge program , favors the
Rcsea
Khan
is
a
colorful
person
wus
the
wife
of
Dr.
Gilbert
White
lltontec ballots sent him
The prisoners then opened fiicj the crop reporting hoard in com of Miami, Florida.
Another of age, hut is not, as has been report continuance of the Republican
thttc f. ■lit timt lie could
menting on their report. “ On the
j
on
other
g
u
ard
s
and
trusties
who
tlie
White
children,
Gilbert
Jr., six. ed, of lowly parentage. He is of ta riff and a change ill the prohibi
lUiliis. iudm >etts to vote
; appeared in the corridor nnd ran other hand, the low price nnd had been visiting ut tin* Potter good family and, like many ypting tion laws,
scarcity of pickers,” especially in
Robert F. Wngner, tho DemoJWV 1 want to vote fo>- to th e south stockade, wh«*Ve two tlie western p art of the belt, will home but recently Imd gone to vis men of noble rank in Persia, serv 1 ratic candidate Senator, aceuson
Belle:-,” tli-. President of them were shot down by wall probably result in a considerable it a grandm other at Olney, Illinois. ed for a short time in the cavalry. Ids opponont of "double denting at
Testimony before a coroner's This circumstances gnve rise to tho
t h ne. friend, 1 know guards using riot guns loaded with quantity of the lower grades not
tactics,” in th a t he waited until
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25.—f/P)—
jury, which yesterdny returned a tales of his "rice from stable hoy
til he .V b was to him iiiickaiiot. The rest were sprinkled being picked.
1
he
got
into
wet
territory
before
The
two new defense witness*
verdict of m urder nnd suicide, to dictator."
tameil
III H*.: t of the with shot as they retreated to t a
ho said he would vote on tho state [wore to attem p t to identify tracks
“ Tho present estim ate of 17,454,- bought out th at Potter, who served
slurl
factory.
The
five
coi.victs
nx! d>l:c:.t ’.rk of conlit* had advanced himself to the )dry referendum. Wngner deelar- in a n o rth e r # Mexieo desert ns
0I)() hates refers to the indicated part of his term as United Staten
nf jite.M . in <al cinipulgn, Wi ro tak en from the factory
posl of Premier when lie earned j ed himself strongly for modificn- those of Aimee Semple M cPher
toTal
ginnings
for
this
season
and
district attorney a t East St. Louis out the coup which dethroned Shah j lion of the Volstead net.
gem" - f t he 1 -impnign I uilding a f te r a two hour siege in
•
son as the evnngelist's preliminary
f hjr.il a 1 on ,| | ,,f wis - which te a r g a s was used without is subject to some uncertainty with under Federal Judge Engiisii, now Ahmed K njar during the la tte r’s
hearing on conspiracy charges en
regard
to
how
much
of
the
crop
facing impeachment proceedings,
’ficiHuv
. e ' f o r t s , effect.
absence on one of his lengthy visits
tered its fifth week.
produced
will
b
»
>
harvested.
Be
brooded
under
the
belief
that
his
him the i.atur d hoiee foi
Most of the convicts were serv
to
Europe.
•
!
Tho witness, who nrrived hero
cause of the low price cotton furni- official actions were under inves
1
11 presMusau- ing from five to 25 years on robbery
yesterday
from Dougins, Ariz., aro
era
aro
discouraged
and
may
not
tigation as well as those of tho
ideal.
or HHi'nult charges, the two b e
O. W. Ash, constable, nnd M. E.
he
disposed
to
pick
the
last
rem
H.
N.
Jones
Drinks
judge.
1 ^* •'entile l»- ini | a place Loved fatally wounded are: Jam es
Irwin, photographer. Dofenso a t
Funeral services probably will he
| m "tie <I , imbi ctuiiiuand •Vaillnw, 23, sentenced to six years nant* of tho crop, even if they can
Poison by Mistake
torney W. I. Gilbert indicated th a t
do
so.
In
consequence
of
elements
held
Wednesday.
»iliu eq , adinirerl for for grand larceny a t St. Louis, and
the testimony of Ash and Irwin
Fifty-one persons lost their lives would lay tho foundation for evi
Ufe. tepnted f«>r bis Intel- Raymond Crews, 25, serving 15 of uncertainty with regard to the
Drinking
paris
green
hy
mis1
AUTO L IC E N S E REVOKED
l» I.!.- rapidly
taking years for robbery of the American picking of the entire production of
take, II. N. Jones, of 2000 West | and 200 were injured in traffic dence tending to definitely locate
cotton, the crop indicated on Octo
accidents in eleven Southern s t a t e s , u,,. shnek from which Mr*. Me* *rl‘
| have Dank a t Deosot, Mo.
A, (Mover of Sanford, negro, F irs t S treet is in a critical eon- (luring the week ending October 211, j Phcr^on says she emeuped a fte r bober 13, ginned nnd to he ginned,
l.tl •w.llg
car dilion at thc Robson Sanitarium
mnv vary somewhat from the final whose automobile struck II
1 a
ate
today. He was taken to the s u n - , " w o rd in g to. a compilation l.y thc ing kidnaped nt Ocean Park, Calif.,
fie
driven
by
n
Pulntkn
man
two
weeks
| on t ligure;
last May.
mdeitarium late last night and l)r. J . 1 Associated Press.
ago
on
thc
Sanford-Orlando
high
Ten of these were killed in North
•* •'i iiuii.i
.... .n !*.u Superior Judge Carlos Hardy
N.
Robson
nnd
a
nurse
were
eon(
way, pleaded guilty today to a
Carolina,
which led in denths. also wns to continue his testimony
l»«ivisitr :• ■ .....I '■ in tho
stantly
with
the
patient
throiiglii
charge of driving a car while mi
inter* • t.
Twenty three were reported killed. relative to tho dealings vyith the
• pr.sence
ller thc influenco of liquor and out* thc night,
' of gri n; it,1l-'i mac to me
Mississippi a,id A rkansas held t h ^ ] ut(, R. A. McKinley, blind attorney
Jones is employed hy the Phot
was santenced to serve 60 days
iff.
’fort-. t„ ,|j, charge the duileath list to tho minimum, each of Lohgbcnch with whom the state
on the road and his driving license'nix Utility Co., a t Hollywood, Flu., j "Jat” r0|)Ort| n(r i,u t OIK1 ,|ea th re_
my nf'i.v. Mrs. Coolidge
charges Mrs. McPherson and hor
1,. 11. Williams of Orlando was
revoked for nix months. Oliver bus und lie came to Sanford Saturday suiting from traffic accidents.
*»nt I., .,,,
mother, Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, con
to vote fir.cd $200 by Judge W. K. White
been in jail since the accident.
to visit his family here.
m ar
I^iuisiann reported the highest spired to produce mythical kid
•|r '••■ ,r, •„
this
moniiiig
on
u
charge
of
d
riv
hi 'cru,',. ||,.
PETERSBURG, Va., Oct. 25.—
number of injured with 40, while napers to support the evang elists
render. ing an nulcniobile while under thc
(/p)—On chnrges of counterfeiting
wcmiM-tt :,;i l il c nation,”
Atnbama, which had four deaths, abduction story.
influence of liquor.
Williams
com"„.nr , jUljni,an 0|)1.
$10 gold pieces, Jack Stone Was un
was low in tho injured column with
P rior to Mrs. McPherson’s tib
struck an automobile on Magnolia
der arrest hero today a f te r a chase
13.
turn
to I » s Angeles aftor 85 daps
‘ ""hdge Avcnuo and later hit. a lamp post
(6 hi "u i -!!V 1l<i'
A tabulation of dcud and in absence from
Angelus TempH.
, *. '*."*** Hmum. spolics- on Sanford Avenue, police suid. in which prlice fired six shots be
jured in thb eleven sta te s follows: McKinley had been approached Dp
''
>h" beginning His companion, C. K. Rucker was fore he was halted.
Dead
InJ. two meq who offered to prodqO#
Officials expressed bolief that
Pa|gu that ht. would fined $5 on a charge of drunknesB.
Florida wift never receive federal I republican candidate for congress
North
Carolina
............
10
23 tho ovangelist for $25,000 raneoib.
he
might
be
tho
person
fo
r
whom
Pa« •»* the election of
Bunny Samson was fined $200 Norfc-lk and federal authorities aid in proportion to its impotence represents u now opouh in stuto- Kentucky
. 8 .
10 Judge H ardy learned. Later, the
It is tho first timo in
as long' as it elects minority con politics.
£ ■ "•»> !•«** rt',iudi- on a sim ilar charge.
Cases of have -been seeking for weeks as
Tepnoeancc
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0
26
men offered to furnish the details
gressmen and senators who are not history th a t a. Republican candi
„ ‘I r ...... ...... ..
drunknesB wore tried us follows^ the author of spurious $10 gold
Georgia ............................. 00
25 of tho kidnaping. McKinley
in barniony with tho ruling forces date for congress came to Sanford
Stena White, estreated bond of places which huve been passed,
. 55
40 killed in an automobile a o d d a n t
to urge his candidacy.
Sanford Louisiana .........................
a t Washington.^
''lati ami nntional ‘
Florida
... 4
32 the plan felled. Judge M ardy
an•v -'m l^i it
r”ieiiLC* Lntw».
$ 10i CHr
r
>
’
Sergeant,
forfeited
observers
saw
in
their
appearance
principally
on
theatre
cashiers
and
This
sum
m
arizes
tho
plea
Leroy
ti
bond; Jim
Cano and (\
G. Thomna drug stores, from Providence, U. D. HouBholdor of Melbourne, Re* the beginning of a new political cra Virginia ..................,v *
21 plained th a t hia negotiations w jth
Wh"'i House
- 13 McKinley were in good f a it h ahd
ench fined $5; I. Gilyand nnd J. A
* t*ltf I'rinint
publican candidate fo r congress fo r Florida, - predicted early lust Alabama ........................ > 4.
L, to Virginia.
South Carolina ..............
.. 2 2
14 as a friend to Mra. M cPherson and
;l^*nt had |el ■. j U,VpatK" 1 Jacobs, forfeited $10 bond; Jeff
y
e
a
r
by
political
wiseacres.
from
•
the
fourth
district,
made
in
Stone, police said, attem p ted U<
Mloaissippi
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her mother.
.
An long as o etato is certain to
purchase a th eatre ticket here, Sanford S aturday n lf h t. Mr. HousArkansas ..
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holder
Who
is
running
against
Con
go
Republican
or
Democratic,
Mr.
, 0 some R •publicans
Stcvo Norris, negro, who cut profferred a purported gold piece.
til
• > i <t ’
publicans
r*nominatinn
including Annie Walker, nogro womun, and Tho ticket seller becam#> suspic greesmain Joe Sears o f Kissimmee; Housholder declared} the state will
them hid from th e officers, was ious and called the m anager. devoted only a brief p art of hla be noglected.
the lawmakers in
He I& the appropriation bills. Sad stato
fined $50. Maggie Brown, charg Stone left, they *ald, and the m a n speech to hie platform .
Fm bezzleineqt
iddreM ('fT *’1! V1 hiB (I°- ed with refusal to aid police, es
velghed' ag a in s t the disadvantages o f affairs, tho s p e a k e r said, but
ager called the police who located
\4
nBrn*i)t hi r ' l,‘ ‘ " l,n E rtcxof a s ta te o f the union "staying .yrhen a ataGThe^omei doubtful and
The Herald staff today was pro*
•-0-. v ., e. *n M«.v. Sona- treated bond of $26. Sam Cole him and pursued h i m . ' '•
Robert
Jonea’of
SanfoW,
,duto- eented with o large bouquet of.
the two partie s are evenly bal
pu t” politically.
man,
charged
with
assault,
had
The polico said th a t during 1 the
cn hs r 1,11,1 fGr reInk RadiMce
Ri "
M r.'H ousholder wee. followed by anced, the political favor of the mobila ealesman, Was held under' pink
rose* by JohnJL
r*ho L ■ (,"Vtrii>i,r J. J. hi 3 cose dismissed.
chase Stono attem pted to 't h r o w Judge Jd h n 0 . Shares, eandlate f o r doubtful s ta te will be nought a t $2,000 bond this morning when he Jones,, of BeardaU Avanue. !Mr.
I. S. S ayferd, chargedi with jxwoy eight other “gold pleco*,” stare
itt*1?
!,l,pp'"-t of thc
iro m this
wns district*
ui»n«v», WaehliRitort 1 With appropriations appear** befora.Jpdrt/J^ <?,r Shan' Jones has a burgh"—'
state senator fro
"•Wl
violating the one hour parking which were recovered ,Tljey Wire arid M n t D aisy Douglas* B arr o f
on on-.a. charge of;em beuU ng an include*, ■
♦
and privileges.
law, v/ae fined $3.00. Joe Gonialez of Ifead; the police said.
p Q h ii
; E a a ' Ggllie, a n evangelist of tk«r
Describing his .visit to W ashing atomobile, l^ae failed te ,’furnish
Kite IMPROVED
wna given iu jpended fine of $3, on.
Htleal
"
Despite warning broadCMt .by.
?!
charge o f p ark in g on paved street
favo
frk JtWler, wl,
• Norfolk, *—
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under- over night. . . John Mnrtln forfeited
"’eck* dgo $a
lent Utters
Secretary o f ...
B elieves A ll]
Of
Europe
Profit By It’d
U. S. To MakeNi
Change In
WILHELM INVITES Pact Will Allow
Trade in States! '
OLD FRIENDS TO Foreign
Count *
ATTEND HUNTING WASHINGTON, Oct. 2i
Praises
SEVEN CONVICTS
SHOT TRYING TO
ESCAPE P R I S O N
P t^ R HEALTH OF ATTEMPT IS MADE
MAN R fA11ED FOR TO ASSASSINATEFAM!!v MURDERS SHAH OF PERSIA j££*S5
’
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“* VTZtT. "”l “ *"'rg"‘
Two NewWitnesses
Called For Defense
In McPherson Case
Fifty-One Persons
Die From Southern
Traffic Accidents
Judge White Fines
Orlando Mon $200 Virginia Police Nab
On A Grave Charge Man Believed ToBe
Gold Counterfeiter
Florida Will Not Get Federal Aid
Through Democrats, Says Householder
Salesman Charged
With
t0 rey.
.Life**
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t/P)— Applicatoon to thf
••(I States of the proj
tained in the economic.’
festo signed by som e,,
can and European bank*
a lowering of
terests of trade wOtiliS :
rather than 'increase
cap purchases abroad, \
opinion of Secretary M?l
tho Treasury.
Serving formal notice! co n M i
of the adm inistration t h a t 1
ifesto would bring about
in tho present t a r i f f pol
approved its application
ropoan states on tba gr ound
it wonbl dffect there a 1 .
similar to t h a t existing;
Tree trade along states o f ; |
ion.
Any reduction in the
t a r i f f rates would act jfi
stimulus but as a boom*
European export tra d e to 1
ted States, ho conteridvd,
it would “occasion un«m{
und reduce our purchasing',
v.-ill diminish the count '
sumption of conimodltlef |
largo surpluses of the
'
cipul products," and
,
"heip cortain foreign nation
cover from losses occnslt
the w ar, bu t would retnrd
covory."
The trend of tradu Uut
past fow y e a r s / ’ ho c(
“convincingly confirm;
tion t h a t th* volum e'o.,
is controlled b y tho pul
power of tho nations, r a t i
tho ra te of im ports dutioe
sessed."
y/^9
Europe, be declared, Is. 'ad
increasingly b/vm quantitij
proddets to the
United
mostly of the non-dutiabl* i
of commodities not prpdustid;
United States. D u rin g
added, 05.2 per cent of t l
imports to tho United Sti
free of duty, theso not)
commodities exceeding thb
both dutiable nnd non-duti
the y ear 1014 by more
per cent,
Reducing the Amoricgnj
rates, ho argued, would
largo shafe of m anufacturlr
from the United Spates 1
trice "whero the coots ar* I
"The unlteti S ta tes is t^ e b
custom er Jn. thp world todfi'
secretary asserted. - " I f wj
not probperoun and abttl - 1
“Europe would* suffer.
“ r. 1 1 S T
ce|vablo to mq t h a t Amet
bor will nqycr consent.
litlpu of protection w t '
bring the American stand
ing down to the level of.
Europe, or thut tl^e
farm er could survlvo if I
mous consuming powar ' *
plo in this country wafc cu
and his m ark e t a t homo d<( ‘
WwianSht
Ha&SmaUp
Police Visit
i \wv>
Minnla. Sturgeon of
boro’ section, a negro 1
•IkOUted “siOallpox,*' Wl
r a t a vialtad h o r homo <
Iquor.- • TWO
snatch of liq
frighten tha police, hut*.,
Waa' dutroyed by two’If
who.vtera visiting hen h «
tfane* aoocrding lo
Srisari, who. ed te **'
jrw
l,V'
and threw hateetfah
Presents Roses to 1
The Herald’s Staff attfifiST 1
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f‘|H■to/ri
| snle of partially submerged land ; has not been decided i
i and sale of the development bonds | ernor Martin.
create the funds now bc-ing used j p |fttjmim hnR ,)Mn ^
for this work, it is charged. A p Gold Coact of Afrit!^
p r o x im a te ly $ 12,000,000 has hien
) expended in drainage work, it is i Michigan hns the
i sn I.
len t of water imiindan]
I The meeting is expected to be portion to its area of j
. hi Id of) Oct’. 28, hut the exnct dnte the Union.
Grid Teams Having Success
Practically Every Team
Alligator Mixes iEastern
With Place Kicks After Touchdowns In Southern Conference
Kentucky Wildcat
Remains In Title Fight
fin First Football Clash
GOVERNOR CALLS
'D.
DECISIVE VICTORY
FOR
MEETING
ONm ila n e
IN
12
FORECAST
THEATREWednesday
DRAINAGE WORK
EASTERN GAMES
ru/a
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NEW YORK, Oct. 23 .— (/P) - . points from touchdown In HamllEastern grid iron .wnrriors arc ton nnd Grnhum, respectively, both
| more than m easuring up this year j dropkickers.
w jy i >a
Itn the increased demand for speed. Several of the lending placement
The fifth weok of the fall grid
und skill imposed by the rule re kickers have only one miss to their
K IO IPA L STADIUM, FA IR
credit.
Wilson,
of
Army;
C
a
rr
of
iron
season today saw all hut four
quiring points a f te r touchdown to
"PARK, JACKSONVILLE,
Syracuse, Strong of New York of (he 22 Southern conference foot- J
he made from scrimmage.
’ , 23.—VP)—The Florida
A review of the college games U niversity; Madden of Columbia; ball elevens in a hard scramble to
of
Pennsylvania; advance their 1923 standings. Two |
and the Kentucky Wildplayed thus far shows that approx Wuseoloms,
others played .Thursday, while one j
W « today In the first
imately four out of every five Shaoghncssy, of Colgate; nnd
was in the mid-West for an in ter - 1
field
C
n
n
v
,
of
Cornell,
top
the
atruggle ever ntnged be
ehnnees to n d l the extra point are
•mklional encounter nnd one met a
living
accepted.
Eighty-five
out
o
f
.
for
accuracy.
i
th * University of Florida
I I OH possible points in major eonC arr has sent the ball across the nmi conference opponent.
U niversity of Kentucky.
I’rchlcms Will He Taken Up
out of twelve ehflrtp- •In the vnn of the 18 aggregations .
10 dopesters favored tho Major Intcrculs of Gridiron i tests of the E a s t were scored Inst bar ...... .
Al Went Palm Peach Meet
es, while Wascolonis, Wilson and who centered their hopes on tlm
clan, for Florida, much
Centers on Harvard und ! Saturday.
ing
I,tiller Part of This
<>ut<
oitic
0
f
today’s
contests,
w
a
s
(
The placement kick has been al- Madden all have ten to their credit.
'f o r wear after a dismal
Yale Conflicts This After ! most unanimously retained as the The march for touchdowns hns Alabama's Crimson Tide, which
Month; Many A:e Invited
ippi-Merocr outlook, went
noon Ajiainst Lesser Foes Rure.it point making mudium a fte r i been so uniformly sitccciuuul
........ ..... ... ns to w e n t against the strong Sewntiee
ALL S f A R
atruggle hnndicnppcd witn
very
Tew
points
from field I forward wall a t Birmingham in a n } WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Oct.
bring
j
touchdown,
records
revealing
that
•to s ta r players, including
endeavor to ’increase its victories 23.- i/Pi —In an effort to arrive at |
NEW YORK, 23.—(/H—Decisive
->
PRICES PLUS TAX
. * " T ig e r" Sarrn, the fight- victories were forecasted hy critics only n handful of eastern elevens goals thus far.
Of 27 leading eastern elevens, to four and m aintain its confer ! •on*** uoderst.il! ling and system j
SEATS ON S A L E SATURDAY
paptaln-con'-er, who was not of pigskin in eastern football are willing to risk the a tte m p t t>>
<in • leadership percentage
at
dropkiek, running with o r ’passing only seven have scored hy this 1 .... .
eon-erning
the
drainage
of
the
i
to start.
*
games today.
Yale, Dartmouth,
met boil
Hamilton, of the Navy,
Everglades nnd control of its flood
’^ ' T b a 'Floridians, light nnd inex- Yolo, Columbia, Princeton, Army, of the hull. The chief exceptions bad I lie East with four successWhih the Crimson ronfioiited \vat' i», nil in l.-n s ttd residents of
••totrlMMJOd, had r.een much buffeting New York Onivorstiy, Washington urn Nnvv Fordhnm which have I 'd « o|i iicks to his credit.
! >v.aiii-e with a lom plete f i <•-«
iln- drainage district have been
In <th e Chicago, Mississippi nnd and Jefferson, West Virginia and I.ecu placing dependence for their
iviim g lineup, with the exception
asked
to meet in tins city late this
i M t e a r contests, nil of which found Pennsylvania,
............
among others were
1.1 Holmes, center, whose cold has
o-Diitb
by Governor Martin who
.■•tS*n»i
although
fighting
to
the
last
favorit
I I . , t him on the hoitrh, Sewntiee
|i
frvi
w'll
preside
ver the sessions.
on the losing side.
( ha • put in a strenuous week al
Major interests was in the H ar
The meeting will also be attendInvoking up the msrial game at
' .’( Arriving yesterday the Kcntuck- vard atleiopt to recover from the
j cd by Hie governor’s eahinet, con
] which (’onch Wade’s men star.
* “ pranced through a short work- most disastrous s ta rt in its grid
A ll m e m b e r s o f L o c a l N o . 1 7 5 1 , o f C a rp e n te n j
, Kentucky wns in Jacksonville to sisting of* the comptroller, state !
on the stadium grid iron, while iron history. But Harvard’s sup-! n i I r A(;0 . O c t / 23.—(/!>» - The i —
q u e s t e d (o m e e t a t ( i i n p e n i e r s * H a l l S u n d a y ,
test Conch Sebring’s theory that treasurer, roinmiaBioner of ngricul• t Gainesville the Gators porters held only d.,r, hope of stopHo
‘ ;tl 7 p. m. tn march to the First Baptist Chn
boating
and swimming is the prim [ tm v and attorney-general, the,
through*- n brief session. ping Dartmouth, bvaU'li hy Yale. v.- Li
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services.
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conference races, D ra k es m
or
Mind-lip
for
a
week
of
Itoothnll
, Everglades drainage engineer, by |
H. L. "Tom" Selhring’s prol ale .s eonful. nce oT summing terseetionul with Mississippi and
1*.
1\
HOUSTON.
rimiyijJ.*,
land
Flnridu’.i
bopi
the
suli-ilrainuge
boards,
by
re
p
rr
1
| rolled Into the city during the ! Brown was slightly shaken by the
(Pv The AsHorinled 1‘iess)
Notre Dame’s sortie into the Big
S e c re ta ry .
It. n winning combination arc based seiitalives of the counties and c itie s 1
forenoon today.
I loss of Kishwiek, brilliant end. l.ci Ten topped the crowded program
NEW YORK- Monte Mnnii, No on .i (lifted lineup.
^
in
the
affected
area,
and
by
news-!
M u g u ra tin g Jacksonville’s vur- Mallory, of Memphis, brother id of mid--Western football that to liiask.i. won from
Curl C arter,
North Carolina S ta te was at
t football team season, n huge n former Yale champion, was given day marked the halfway point in Cuba, when C arter disqualified,, 7., p,, mond for a clash with V ir , paper publishers and editors.
Among the problems to be d i s - j
d was the forccnet with cool, Fishwick’s assignment.
Jim Maloney,
Boston, scored a ginia Military Institute} end Hie
the 1920 season.
,
i
iisscd
for a possibles solution will |
YOU-DRP
and almost football weather,
Captain Davis, of Princeton, wns
over A rth u r )i„j rn t y of Virginia and V ir
Michigan’s big stadium wns sold trehnictil knockout
be
the
need
for
more
nnd
larger,
f tho players n r j fans.
DIGNITY
in the line-tip f o r . t h - first time out long before the kickoff with Ilekuh. New York. .2. Ynl - Okun, ginia Polytechnic met at Blacks
accompanies your hit
‘A 'p l f g by play description of the this season, but Jake Slagle, triple Illinois, Northwestern, new stands New York, heati Hob Lawson,_Ala- l,u,t
Maryland svas host to North outlet ■. especially the outlet to tile
snuthw ist through the Shark Riv-i
Was broadcast by WJA.X, the threat hnckfield star, wns ordered turned away hundreds, It up|ionied Imma III. Jack Dcmnve, Hoboken,
even when made in t |
, ’ Carolina a t College Park, nnd r r district; the lowering of the sur-f
' BVnlcIpal radio broadcasting sta not to play against Lehigh.
•nteitnincii
Auburn
at
New
How much more so
that the count of the crowd at the 1 and Sandy fe ife r, Philadelphia,| ’| uln'ii
face of the lake, and the govern- 1
wm
ctyy
Jacksonville.
a rented private c»r,;
I’enri.-iylvii.iia und Army, power Iowa-Ohio game would pass fiO.OOO. j draw. It).
, Oi leans,
l i i ,p,__ j-.-i y l .« ' ;
nnd merit Okeechobee navigation rog
Who is to know that it I
ful nnd unbeaten candidates for t i t and that the throngs throughout
ST. JOSEF’lj, Mo. - - '.'inkeyI The Mississippi Aggies
'
own cur—that is the:
ular honors, expected no difficul the mid-West would I approximate I (.Vorge, t'hirago, bent Harry Soo 1 oiii dann State, came together in illations; the alleged need for a.
new .control board, “ whose resi - 1
pression it conveysties in disposing of Williams and half a million.
; Jong Bill, 10. Lefty Louis Mays, tln ir annual clash, the contest tliii
i
dents
live in the Everglades nrea i
Dnn
.vear
being
played
a
t
Jneksonvilk
And the cost of r»nt(
Mostoii University, respectively,! The Wolverines were favorites j Des Moines, knocked out
! The University of Georgia invnd- and lye more familiar with drain
car from us is so sn
hut a close struggle between two over Illinois iri the main Western Long, San Antonio, Texas, 2.
ed the Commodore stronghold a: | age problems;” the financing of
folly not to get one.
crippled teams loomed in the m eet conference game. Purdue was at
M
ILW
AUKEE
Bennie Valknr
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ing of I’enn. S ta te and Syracuse. Uhieago, Iowa a t Ohio State and Chicago outpointed Joe Azznrolln,' INashville
, ,
•a «V» , » • •
tux districts to include tho entire
derhilt
nnd Wn.bin«r»or
Washington nnd I.ei
Oct. 23.—(/PI—De- ‘ Navy, pointing for revenge next Indiana a t Wisconsin in eng a g e Milwaukee, 10.
Generals were on tlje way to At lands which a re benefited by their J
Myrtle A\e. and
•lo rw a«rd
ro pass and Its nccom- ' " c‘,k ,n“ a I
C H I C A G O - Jack Snyder. New [ lantu with a game with Georgia ’ drainage, and the urg e n t need of!
i ^ ' T of' , ,ItUo,
"/' up- ments also hearing on the Big Ten
,
*m9m
- ... . overwhelming defeat
• championship, still far from decid York, won on a foul from Kny Tech’s battered Golden Tornado. I im mediate and tem porary relief (
'k S t o t h . line for the Inst |m rcntly hH,‘ ft dl"tlnct 4
° V«r ed. The Boilermakers were given Miller, Chicago, 2. A Ivan Ryan,
The University of Mississippi is measures in the storm stricken sec- >
odds over Chicago for the first St. Paul, Beat Jimmy Finley, in Dos Moines for an encounter tj,„,K ,,f the Everglades.
et a t Inches to cross the gonl Colgate.
These
Duke made its initial biynsion of
in years, Iowa was expected Louisville, 10. Clyde Hull, T exas,'
to bo the one who
with
Drake,
a
strong
contender
for
|mVe
been
announced
by
local I
New York to oppose <’olumbia to go down gullantly before the
i homo the bacon for his. team,
..
Fordhnm wns hosli to Wnsliington Ohio team Ih s t crushed Columhia knocked out Bobby Cox Chicago 2. North Central conference.
( .uteri .ted parlies.
The University of Tennessee,
th e list of the
Inylor Terre
I By an net of congress in 18-15
... n. _
en<1
! and -J e ffe r s o u .
Dther 'le a d in g a week ago, and Wisconsin was | ST. PAUL Bud
with no conference game scheduled
« of the Big Ton are the fu 1
... , ..
... .
Haute,
bantamweight
champion,
m o re than 1,225,00(1 acres of partly
O .
/
.
games were West Virginia vs. West rated a better team than I ml in mi . 1
b*ck«, with the forward pass r e - 1
. . ....
........,,
i.ul pointed Vic Burronc, New York foes outside the circuit for n siibmi tged lands in the Everglades
,
V irgmm Wesleyan. Pittsburgh vs.
Sharing attention with the Mich
j
gam
e
with
Centre's
Colonels
lit
in.
•I .
.
*eason w< t.ovsn («(iri„,Kj,.
-b, and Holy Cross vs.
Cf
I were ceded to Florida, the sale of
igan-lllinois game was the invasion
m s t i, VI,
ON
Il.t
Leading scorers of the . W{!Hli,rn (M,liy |imd.
TAMPA
F la .-Ju lia n
Moran, Knoxville.
I which land was to be used in th e'
'
B
e
e
A
u
of
Northwestern
on
Knqte
Rocktie’s
o u r . o w n H o m e , a n d
1%; ,|M l Ten are:
Spain, outpointed Jack Rapport,!
drainage plans. Taxes from E v e r -1
team. Minnesota was a t home to
.
MT.
PLYMOUTH
New
bu-.i
>>■'.iV-.Y'P o la n d * , Michigan, 38; Karow |
Newark It).
glades drainage district and the j
ness block being constructed hec
Wabash in the other noii-eonferHOLLYWOOD, Cal. — Mushy,
'( A O O U T I T / I D l p N T
tyXMUo, 80; G ustafson, Northwestern
.
_
_
i
etiee tilt of the day.
D»Qr
Callahan scored a technical knock U ,R8p P i tars, Illinois, 28; Grim, Ohio
J ? /= A L |-2 .£ I T
‘
Mississippi's game with Drake
■nit over ('hurley Pitts, Chicago, 2.
-.iMt Bennett, Indiana, 2-J; Crofoot,
T
h
e
-t h a t m u c h t o y o u
‘
drew a major share of inDpest to
LAST AND ONLY BIG CIRCUS COMING
['.v. ‘'Wisconsin, 24; I'eplnw, Minnesota,
s h o s /61
Des Moines, in one of the Missouri l
the utmos.
' 90; Kutsch, Iowa, 2 1 ; Schmidt, ‘
Valley’s two intersectioiials. Drake i The desire to
done nway
•}-Iaw», 18; Eby, Ohio, 18; Joe Sting
OF p i
'a p a n t y
wns regarded ns a favorite. The
FOR. o u l
regulation i
: ^M inneaota, 18; Friedman, Michigan. | Colorful posters, depicting the Oklahoma Aggies were far from \ ' vl| ! l,U‘
“ IR; Lewis, Nprthwestern, IS; Ham many wonders of the John Robin- home for their encounter with T ex fields.
HOME,!
That is all wet from the stand
by, Purdue, 12; Puckelwartz, Mich- smi Cireua have been posted on the as Christian University at Fort
, point of fnirtiwis.
< •
l t t n , 12; Greenwnhl, Mich., 12; till hoards of the city nnd country- Worth.
. <7^ W, ri*.\
•
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i What is u ’ homo run on on-*
Jostefb son, Michngun, 12; Apitz side, while lithographs, highly rolIn the quartet «f valley eonf. r ball park, should lie a home run "ti
hJcago, 12; Shaw, Wilsconsin, 1 2 ; oreil, hitiur from the store windows, enee games, Nebraska was a f a
.any other field in l be circuit.
" Yurt, Illinois, 12.
,
i all proclaiming the appenranee here
L>'
vorite over Kansas, Missouri over
Tliir. would m a k e for equnlitv a. i!
' soon of “ America's Oldest and
Iowa Stale at Ames and the Kan would give no home team a t rt:ii:i
Best Circus,”
Asefi W hite All Star This is the 103rd lour of the sas Aggies over Oklahoma, and I ,-ilvanti'ge lieemise of fri-nk ashingtoii of St. Louis, and Crin- ] lilies of its park. It wou'il uni’.e,
Btfels is Lauded John Robinson Circus and tbc long W
Dn-il were given an even ranking (every home run a real one, ib-eidloaded to the guards with
ewspaper Review trains,
edly official.
elephants, wild and savage a n i
Major league magnales miml
mals;
horses,
ponies,
tents,
allow
y ea r’s Lusses White All
give thin thought much eoiisnlera.i
equipment,
as
well
ns
Hie
sleepcs,
Star Mlnstrids, which shows here
tom if they have the wclfaic of |
• t the Miluno Theater, Oct. 27, Is that m e the summer homes of the
the game a t heart. The public is [
hundreds
of
performers
and
work
ths bastt edition the famous min -1 ’
going to lire of these cheap borne |
. Ii
l i t l man over put on Yho'or«d',"ac-!
will roll into town
the
EV E R LA ST IN G
tuns and there will he n d< id«> 1 !
fording to the review appearing I
,,f rhurn,lny ’ N,,vnnreaction to the detrim ent of base - 1
WINTER PARK. Flu.. Del. 23. Montgomery, Al«„ Advcr- \ bcr L
Robinson's Circus roincx i/Pi -Home coming festivities for hall when it docs.
The reviewer said in pnrt:
this year, wun
with nitss rings, arenas, Rollins Colli ge will he held on Oct.
if-’f ' / s m
, ,
•
i ims
catcher of the New York Yankees,
80 1*
wf^°r and hippodrome track filled with 2*1 nnd 30. and will include con who was unable to take his | luce
m L, Pcyformnnco of th« i t(je best in the world of the big certs, pep meetings, luncheons, behind the plate in the World seD O O R S O P E M -I& 7 R M . P E R F O R M A N C E S -Z & 8 R M .
'v •■?” ** ^It® All S ta r M instrels,' j,,ps
M,,r(. trained iinimid iium- dinners it ml dances, according to rie:. because of a broken arm, tins
^ . Ln<1 thc“ ter> thnt “ , 'aHS- , hers are offered by John Robin plans aimoiinced by A. J. Hanna, entered the political lists at Niaga City Tiijirl Office Circus Day Only— Roiimillat & Anderson Drug
Sr.s'.'iR* fnust be getting ready to re- son’ll Cirrus, than any other circus alumni secretary,
ra Fulls, where he lives when away
HI ore—Same Prices us at th:' Cirrus
ifr® Phd devote tho future years to on tour.
Fve hundred people. ( The celebration will get under from the Yankee fold. He in n
•C -'
8 champion golfer, nr n bond I horses nnd nnininls participate in way, it is planned, when the Stot- Democratic candidate for the ansemlily.
iter, o r Komething like thnt, and I the gorgcouil and unique spectacle, son
University Glee Club, fff’ Dc■naan
*' produced a show this Hcusoii; which opens the porformuncos ut
1.and, gt^es a concert followed Int
Th<' approach of chilly weather
,-y A m a k e lovers of mliiHtrcIsy 2 p. in. and also ut 8 p . m.
er in the evening by a alumni song means little to the haltering Babe
u* Tefttomber his name and facte.
TI.erc arc over 1,000 people with meeting.
of baseball. In an exhibition game
^
/ ^ ^ • r a i m a l l y wc hope " L a s s e s " the big show. The equina depart
At one o'clock Saturday a f t e r al Montreal .vqsterday. Ruth not
d°ri't re tire for many a long year, •mint numbers over five hundred noon, the secretary says, the form- only hammered out two home runs,
R ^ i} .a n d then only when old age over- head, while scorer, of wild ami iln- •t students will g ather for an in hut broke up the game in the ninth
llttk’ him, if it ever does—for mtntic animals are rcntliroil in tlu- formal luncheon, u ftrr ' which a inning when the Inst of the "ti balls 3
he hit out of the park during the
eg"' has alwuys keen this show proper and also ill the
j motorcade will be formed for a
r lte r’e favorite minstrel mini and lingerie. John’s Robinson's tent , trip to the athletic field of Sun- afternoon exhausted the supply.
All hut two were foul. Babe showed
-face comedian, and it will neut nearly 100,009 people, and for,|( where Rollins Tnrs meet Stet- the
There’ll h* « lump of sheer happiness In your thr
Canadians eonridernhle huso(In
l i l t II
,'•■ ■ 111110
II I i l l * l u l l 1111 I I ■ ■
.
.
.
.
.
—
.
city IIofr canvas
w ill'actually .-•on . Hatters
I n t seam like old times not to Ithe
in their aimuul foot bull—pitching for a while, then
the day you s ta rt to put your own ahelter over ) ° ur
fcW lock and a lot of laughs ut cover nine acres.
playing shortstop and first base.
ball clussic.
For the convenience of the wo
.'Mast emee a Reason.
A rcntvJ roof may be a p retty good MAKESHIFT'
Thu liome-coining dinner will he He also umpired for an inning.
ft*ai the best show the All Btnm ! men and children, n downtown held in Orlando u t H o’clock S a t
good SECOND-BEST.
Patrolm an Frar.ciu K. O’Rmirke, |
vpr brought here, in the I ticket sale will he conducted on urday night, ami later will he en
of New York, h-dieves football is a i
But for renl living, nothing can take the place el.
of the aforeRsid—a min- I circus day at Roumillut Si Aiuler- tertained a t the aununl In ter-F ra rough pastime. He wns keeping
f 'performance th a t has seldom son Drug Rt,ore. General Adnqs- ternity dance in W inter IIMh
home.
spectators hack in u scmi-profci1 equaled and certainly not sur-l sion und reserved tickets will lx
atonal game when one of the hacks !
Arc you reedy to let ua help you build?
|n material, appointm ent,I*oltl, a t VXBCtly the 8nmo ,irUo UH
dashed down the sideline. Three |
round excellence."
. | t,,,, lh» Hh"w Krounds.
opponents drove the runner offSPORT BRIEFS
iildo in a maze of flying arms and
=h
Nebrasku is tho only one of the
leg®- When the pile was untan
IT’S
THE
BEST
INVESTMENT
IN
THE
LONG
RUN.
By Th Associated Press
United Stutes having no funded
gled O’Rourke was on the bottom
■«- ,✓ f..
Nick Altrock nnd Al Schueht, with a fractured leg.
debt.
WHEN YOU BUY OUR LUMBER YOU CAN BE
Imsobull
comedy
team
of
W
ashing
Central China is overrun with
ton, have shifted their antics to
Probably the most peculiar |>lay
M
SURE YOU ARE GETTING VALUE.
{AMENTO, Calif., Oct. 23. thieves wht art;, becoming bolder other sports. They put mi a com
in all S atu rd ay ’s spectacular foot
ItHtilny Dundee, veteran in stealing from foreigners.
edy tennis skit nt Mile, t.ruglen'a
fork fighter, was cvoncruted Too many free passes and the professional debut and Sunday up- ball was the scoring of a touch
THE VAftD WITH
boxing ro m -jh irg e number of “deudheada"
v’> 7 * T V V '
penfed in outlandish football ottt- down by a Princeton player who
had seemingly been j/leniinutcd
.)()i), tits to entertain the crowd nt!
(ibl* rooaqt roiponuible Tor u deficit of $,lt.<
front tbo play. Bardcii threw a
fAustrlnn raiiM adi for the profossiomil game in New York.'
Holly A venue at
;o Tod Mor-,
o u t . . . J p i l ^ t h a t Schuboi:, Nuvy back, ba
months of 1020,
t champio
»>u,
/y**-'vict o r ? ' over Princeton t f d do%n only to hee It /nil in
tin cjoct Charlaiton dapeU 'rH ilrto n ’R
Satorday
waa
MKWto
o f Stinson, Tiger • h
I London dancahalto if thoy
X-ray
and 6 th Rl.
conquest from ho
W fi .
i xhow- r a l W J W /
off tl
' ‘
when the Art'
VW S* IA
dW ^ S w E ^ Tl.-ivluc,
,! , .8luln,a ovor ktujo:
l> IPTON.
M
r**
0. It wan N
M W
-*
Ty rriitortftn.
r At’i
Notice to Carpentei
Northwestern-Notre Da^ne Meeting
Today Ranks With Michigan-Illinois
Fight Results
m
:ks Leading
m in Big Ten
i'ar This Season
b u s i n e s s calls
REEL &
Mr ,and Mrs. -ByBrl
Woo HA\/e TOCRY,
Robinson’s Circus
Advertising Car Is
In Sanford Today
so
S a n io rd , T h u rs d a y , N o v . 4
HIE, PIO N EER CIRCUS of the WORLD
JOHN ,
ROBINSON S
CIRCUS
Rollins To Me e t
Stetson Here I n
Football, Oct. 30
GOOD
WORLD'S GREATEST EQUESTRIAN DISPLAYS
3
That’s A ll Rigt
O ld Fellow!
3
inny Dundee Arm
ractured in Fight
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B to ohougjDjpiHiwo-
�cJ-v?*' i t v 4*aV-
■t
- •-», %
siDflSdMa..:
l a u ia i
Jut
W V J P '? -
*■-
SP-HO.*
iV 'w l
Leonard! of Sanford.
f!
-rWvv.W
V? C;'
^ , T h e flr i t 'm U t l n s r o t t U
peek-.:
Uwar* Club’’ for
fPF*':
'‘
FOR »aWHT.^-IUom* ' f o t ligh t >Th* •hopp«, **f'ittrt
au teali. k w M b w tlw
— **■(hit.i m i « M i w n i a w i * b u r n . a
LAYEHTES
N 0V ELT1
«on was hold Friday afternoon a t I w ith a number more an all other 1215 W. 2nd St
b
a
b
y
F
U
R
N
IT
URE
the homo of Mrs. Alice E. Hill in m akes together. Thieves stole 122b
i her* SaturBOYS AND GIRLS 2 TO 8
R ojo Court, for the purpose of *e- autos In this city touring 1925.
2 ROOMS for light housekeeping.
Amonjr tho many delight fill *nlecting and ordering the lato books
N ear F orrest Lake Hotel. 1009
f
and
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
__ _____
to be exchanged am ong tho memUnion Ave.
iff to the
fact ial affaire of tho paM week was
atonal b i s *1 th a t of Saturday wlun the niemhers for this year.
F O R RENT.— Apartm ent. Beau
SANFORD
Among the members present
% h a t it want- j bent of the 1922-2*1 dub of the
tifully
furnished and every
We don’t
wore: Mrs, Roy Sy mines, Mrs. convenience. Fino location. Spe
Ion t charter officer* of S-mumb- Coun
t
„
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'
tw ith her. We ty Federation of W onnn’i club*
Miss Katheryne Allen was hos Mnttie 0. Pace, Mrs. H a rry Ward, cial rates for lig h t party if rented
i f under a were entertained with an >11 Fnsh- tess Friday afternoon at a “Spook" Mr*. Henry McLnulin, Mrs. J. C. immediately.
W. S. PRICE, Murvrbo knew h i t atuff and i(*ned chicken dinner at the homo party a t her home <xi Molly Ave Ren nett, Mrs. Stella Arrington and
ROSE COURT APARTM ENT
710 W. First. St.. Phone 472-W
of Mrs. 0 . C. Walcott at. Oviedo nue.
?*\ltMrfaig.
Call 107-J.
Mrs. Hill.
with Mrs. Wnlcott, Mr*. l ’>- GThe home was ion verted into a
NEW
an Btava Sparkm an of Smith and Mrs. A. D. Saner as hos- l veritable witche’s Imwer, with alt
Houdini
Collapses
__ V g b enough in Con- i tessc.
lum ber yard
sort* of Hallowe'en suggestions,
become Chairman of the
After Performance
The spacious Colonial home was ami baskets of orange cut flowers.
A Complete Line of
Bore Committee. This | abloom with i|unntities of Cosmos
The rooms were darkened, tim only
FmDtent coughs and colds tesd to Medicine Cabinets
Im p o rtan t c o m m itte e,
DETROIT. Oct. 25.— UP)— H a rry
zinnia* and other cut t’l- w.n i in light being the rays from the Jac k
. serious Ufliildf*. Yon can stop them
i and especially so for
T•i h e u n ite c rc am
in css
i. ,
the varying shade* of .velhfw com o'lanterns. which added to 'tho Houdini, escape king and magician,
. tstrn1,[with Creomulsion, an emulsified Cypress and Pine
+.About the time t h a t 1
collapsed
a
t
the
close
of
hia
open
]’ott"d
plants
cieosoje that U pleasant to take. Creo- Framing
a wierd effect. The guests wore
6 f S n o w d rift lo o k s
j ready to function for , l«nnd m t h greenerv
ing performnneo here la s t night.
mulslctai -b al new medical discovery Sheathing
and
ferns
were
also
usi
d
t
>
advan
masked and wore quaint HttUwwiV
.district found out th at
At « hospital he waa reported to
with fvo-foli! action; It soothes and Siding
g
o
o
d
to
y
o
u
th
e
m
in
u
te
tage.
'en
costumes.
a tten d church three
heals the infiamed membranes and in
bn suffering from nbdominat in
Flooring
Centering tho long dining table
Contests and games of all kinds
f or did not wa*h his
hibits germ growth.
y o u o p e n th e c an . A n d
juries suffered during one of his
m ethlng equally a* bnd was a crystal basket fitted with were enjoyed until a late hour I performances.
Of all known drugs, creosote is rec Ceiling
when refreshm ents of chocolate j Dr, Leo Deitzka, said ho believed
th e g o o d n e ss a n d d e li
d ic e d him with nn- cosmos and maiden hail ferns.
ognized by high medical authorities as Finish
nno of the greatest healing agencies for Mouldings
[avo wo ever had thin
The next meeting of tho clnii eakes, creamed fudge and toqinn- i Houdini is suffering from apc a c y o f S n o w d r i f t is
persistent coughs nnd colds and other
W a havo not.
will lil* with Mrs, John I.■•omirdi <>o Jide were served l>v Mr. Phillip A1-. ,Jt?I„li(.iti±s.
forms
of throat troubles. Creomulsion Lath
Armistice Day and will be in tin- len, Mrs. W. L. Crosby, Mrs.
F
M»a v
Houdini completed last night's
p
r
o
c
la
im
e
d
b
y
e
v
e
ry
*
contains,
In addition to creosote, other Brick
..Frank Clark w u our Con- form of a luncheon.
R. Cole intil Mrs. .1. E. Scott. The performance although his te m p e ra
healing elements which soothe and heal Lime
he obtained tha only
cake you sh o rte n w ith it.
Thosu invited were Mrs. \\ . It favors were miniature orange bas ture was ID1 according to George
tho infected menihranp and stop tho Plaster
f 'onr riv er th a t we have Mallard of Altamonte Springs. kets filled with black and orange II. Adk inxnn, bis manager.
irritation and inflammation, while tho White Rock [Master Board
l a n d w h a t little bit is Mrs. E. F.. ilnrdy of Lmigwmaio, ca ndi e s.
creosote
goes on to the stomach, is ab
.to us from time to time Mr*. P orter Wakefield of tiein-vi,
The guests were Mary Helen
sorbed Into the blood, attacks the scat Nails
1927
License
Plates
"iat F r a n k Clark worked
of the trouble ami checks the growth Screen Wire
Mrs. E n d o rvCurb-lt of Gem-vn, Mr-. Itumlny, Verna Handy. Katherine
be waa in Congress.
of the germs.
Carroll, Elizabeth llurkey, Helen
Are
on
Sale
Dec.
15
Builders Hardware
W.
K.
Watson.
Mrs*.
-Jack
Seott
O N !• T W O - T H R E E Iso obtained our postoffice
Creomulsion is guaranti-nl satisfac
Darkv, Glndv* Kinlaw, M argaret i
Miss
Veil
Whitner,
Mrs.
It
C
Doors
[- I t la not much of n huildtory ill the treatment of pi r-ostent
Knllaw, Nannie Itrown Kelly, Eve-i ’ Auloomlide license tags for 1927
P O U R C A KF.
Windows
3 A. t r e a t e v e r y b o d y enjo
I would be nil right for Gincoughs and colds, bronchial nMlim.i,
Ivn Pace. Alhn 11-nit: iri Ann E l - l e a n m-t !.e cblnined h-re or any
It’s f o o d f o r y o u n g and i
Murphy Ironing Boards
[ 'b h t a t th a t time t h e y ! Volusia to think about tin- S',
bronchitis and other foiui* i f respira
i Cu}> S n o w d rift
lon e Hii-un, Fr ank I.eland Cros- w h e r e tn |- I"i -la lintil Dec. la, iictory diseases, and is ev< ellenl for build
r'they wero giving us tho J o h n s river canal again. Web-urti
Made (o Order
2 ( ups S u g a r . j Fggi
Fine t Amos state
A
ing up the sy.icm after cold* or Hu.
A t any ra te Frank gavo i through advert isenn-nt - lh.it Can- !>V. William Fa ille, A .1. Kelly, folding
Frames and Screens
■Imii'-r
Mi
yet
,
Joi
n
Drown,
Rob
comptiolb
r
It
was
inadvertently
1
j
Cup
M
ilk
Money
refunded
if
any
cough
or
i
old
is
Mng th a t could he given. j Canaveral is a great pint for tienot relieved after taking according li>
The Price Is R ight
l e t was changed and we vast cargoes of guuuo th at ar ■ i" t Ho,veil ,lr, Willi i Drown, liritt -tilted m The Herald thut with tin*
j Cups F lour
directions.
Ask
your
drugget,
(udv.)
I
loll
.'i
law
and
opening
ol
a
license
bureau
ill
Me--it,
,lr.
In tho shuffle. Have we needed in s- many different lines
j Teaspoons B a tin g P ow der
Lander’s Arcade,
11(27 license
lned anything since? We of business in Florida.
Teaspoon S a lt
Cbi
plates
could
be
obtained.
so
Garage*
Sun
day
I
Tag*
for
I!I2<1
can
still
be
bought
j
,
Teaspoon
V a n illa
The Sittings Sons of Rest pro
th ere is no valid reason test against th - magazine iirticbs
Washington automobile dealers ht bureaus in Florida by thosu who
r. Congressman tinder the written by Sheriff Hand setting are planning Sunday holidays. The need them, it .was
C re a m S n o w d r i f t a n d s ugar,
■
w
jr said.
Republican banners could forth the fact th at ns n railroad Washington Autonn-ltive Trade As
a d d the e g g y o lk s, o n e a t a
Londoners are ram piaining of a
more. It sounds good conductor he is a good sheriff and sociation iia i appointed a special
’ i t if we had a Republican that the village gossips all rest on committee |o consider a proposal new nuisance: thu littering of
t im e and b e a t w ell. Sift th e
nan wo couiil get everyJIMrk benches.
The Sitting lo a.-k a m e m b e r s of t he o r g a n i z a • theater floors with peanut sln-lls
d ry in g re d ie n ts t o g e t h e r a n d
I t It fa not done any more. ^ons „( jtest have passed the fol- ■
t -. l i p I hojr iilaces of liusi- Tin- English learned the joys of
eating peanuts from the ( imadian.t
many folks who are ](,wing rt-solulioin:
n- * <lo
a d d a lte rn a te ly w i t h m ilk to
during I lie World War.
t tha present way of doing
K(.*o!vot, ,but as we
not need
first m ixture. Beat th e e g g
f*bd they wdl vote for any- I ()> work
hlm .
,ty o f lime to
0 promises n change but the sit on tlu- brin tics an d
w h ite s u n til stiff and fo ld in.
get a change is to change W h e r e a s w e hav e paid for til>>
ft
T u r n in to g re a s e d p a n s a n d
lent delegation in Wash- said ben c h es m bond issue.* from
wlth Democrats who will lim e to tim e and a r e g u n r n n te e d
h a k e in a m o d e r a t e o v e n
nettling just ns Frank Clnrk " s i t u a t i o n w ith o u t r e p r e s e n t a t i o n "
( ifiO-3 HO d e g r e e s F.).
Sparkm an were able to and
rtf iti
Whereas we have a perfect right to
sit down from time to time ns we
m e in Cuba, earthquakes can find the opportunity to discuss
fornia, earthquakes
in affairs of state
fi«'hold-up* In hig cities in Ho It Therefore Resolved th at it is
A.
n l o r w hnt have yop? It just as right and proper for uh to
| t h a t with oar few sit on the park henehoa without
0
here In Florida tha*. j pay as it is for Sheriff Hand to
tho most fortunnto [ sit on the bench in front of his PRICES PI.I S TAX
$1,51)—52.09
—
-'dtl th is hemisphere. This office with pay.
SEATS ON SALK SATURDAY
Tier will proliably p e p ,
JM who have been slug-1
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Sitting Sons of Rest will
form the Red Hot Stove
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C o u n t y Federation
Miss Katheryne Allen
Entertains at Home
With “Spook” Party
CASH LUMBER CO.
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MILANE
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THEATRE " ednesday
Am id Majestic Pines
S n o w t lr if f
A gain
L ocation
( !• a lot o f tnlk just now
\ girls w earing knickers. For
X It would seem much more
f o r girls to piny golf In
than in tho thin dresses
Wear many times on the
o r on the nthlctic fields,
i n were mndo for real sports
; Una and they aro the comAt fo r Indies nnd for
all tho outcry nguinnt
ovailcth nothing. In n
I there will he nothing hut
fo r every lino of sport.
M me g ro a t pi ensure to
l i t aince this paper came out
t y night nnd something
In these columns about
Inga and porches on F irst
‘t h a t all of them have been
and all the red brick
will be {minted
or
or cuckooed, yes.
'Uinuniranmnimmifininm
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it
Orlando capitalists
h arbor nt C
ea s t coast and
[ oioan going vessel*
cargo and dischargpolnt—a t least
would lead one
t i i p l g h t be well
Sr
Annual Sale
[Tuesday is general election
Is g re at excitement in
L f t a t e whpro tho Issues nro
drawn and where there nro
Ul«. Pivotal states have a
‘ tim e in politics and usually
’ las slate as clean ns possible,
t will hardly know there is
next Tuesday for Die
1 / have already
been
as fa r as election is ron, Florida need* n strong
Republican purty to keep
S in tho right condition. We
too well satisfied down
Peerless Lender, W. J.
I, Who has passed beyond onn( A speech when 1 was on tho
tr a i n with him thnt
nt !s tho death of
I.” I t sounded strange to
| g t t h a t time because cunWAS supposed to bo the
in life b u t Mr. Bryan
i)- J u s t now wo are too
'
ourselves, with our
ijAur well ordered lives,
» In general. We
to leave the fireside
attend a business meetr a w - C h a m b e r of Commerce
J f civic clubs o r for the
eral. We a re well
oVery respect and our
i n t a s a result.
In stressing the location
S a n fo rd G rove we do so
with the firm conviction that
Sanford Grove is one o f the
most desirably located
divisions, from the h om e standpoint, to
n the central section
o f this state.
I f looking for bargains now is your
chance on the following makes:
BUICKS
CAD ILLA C
DODGE
E SSE X
FO RD S
H U D SO N
N A SH
OVERLAND
Study Sanford Grove—
you’ll agree.
Priced Right----Liberal Terms!
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This sale effective immediately, and will be
run for short time only
SANFORD BUTCK
Sales and Service
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First National Bank Bldg.
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ONLY A FEW MORE TALKS
---Ana the merchants, of your town
will sign off for a short period.
W e have tried to convey to you,
In our little series of heart-to-heart
talks, that s p irit of neighborliness
which is so vital to your business and
to our business, and to the success of
our city. You have read our mcs' sages, we know, and you a re p re
pared, as we are, to long remember
that “cup of sugar across the back
fence.
Let each of rs continue to serve
you with that spirit so essential to our
success.
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This Advertisem ent Paid For by the Following Merchants and Business Houses:
The Yowell Co.
Woodruff and Watson
Ueyd&hoeCo. Inc.
MdCmnon-Markwood Co
fiorinfca Grocery Co.
Celery City Lumber & Supply Co.
MdCuller Grocery Co.
'Sanford Feed:and Supply Co.
OhurchweH’s
B. L. Perkins.
Smith Bros. Inc.
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have (he virtue of being natural and not being a
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BY ARTHUR BRISDANB
riorida. under Ait if You may not be a scintillating wit, a Chesterfieldian gen-'| 11CnprrfKht 1030, h r (Mar <’•.)
.Itlenmn, or a mogul of the elite intelligensia, hut if you arc
»tMit*r naii Mnim>rr juat yoursqlf without sham, fake or pretense. you are a THE DEATH of John G. Shcdd
r;«,— -A u m -ln lr K«Kt«r , |onfir WJly o n (),,,
,| p , grefttllO SS.
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I'M AB ouT F E V
UP m "This
SluFF
you fin,I a „or*m who
liv. l s„ lo„„ in « t T S S ^ O S S 'IZ H S t
world t)f make-believe that he floes realize himself t hut he I it met i\ <• philanthropy.
is not b"ing natmal. He has been fooling others so long 1 \1” Shcdd, formerly i t ' p artner
11! HD that it seems the normal thing for him to do. 11** is kidding •>l’ .'•lnr>h;ill Field, and more rewith .lames Simpsfm, ownhimself. And Hud is about the worst and most dangerous Jictiflv,
i r of M ar‘hall Field and
has
.
Jro T in ^ i am c»*•11 n,i r v disease that ft nuiu can have.
on rile of tlmnliH, ThimiJ'II t..f,M
' liccn for yeai * an import njil figOf etiturtuliunoiitK wli.ir
When to- totals up his assets, he lists his .slock in this cor- 1 are m th** woiti| of affairs. Hav■f® mail.- will l... (•tiuitt.,1
poratiwi or I hat. not at what he could sell it for, or what he 11at; achieve,I individual atnid finanIf advert l.lna ratra.
u e , t i e lleye*ett The later >
, p«i«I for it. but at what he really wishes ft was worth. When I endirss of
his life to effective eduIkied j»r<uu '.’T l *1° s tn |,s lor ,lis •»«*I*, he looks in the m irror and draws up
,'.’e ormI work and pnhlic henefacI to tin: u f o r *
muscles ol his arms. 'I’hey look pretty strong and lie ttoo
ion.
M / l : K n , f lr , ,l| b ^rlcri‘,;: in
l'"w"r <h” t Den ‘herein. He imagines he can
■•»«?«»
//p^Just utiout lick anybody in the world. Hot h« i« iuUi **n,i
Till: wise ('onfusius. visiting
republic,if ion i.f »|m'H h|
lowiTeil <itv, was asked by his
‘ v#»' «l' ding himself.”
Parelti‘ aro aifn r.riifi
disc'pt, what .'Iniii Id he dune fur
O u r c o u n t r y is m a d e u p o f a w h o l e n a t i o n o f k i d d e r s . j m d i a population, Confucius re»AY, OCT. 2a. 1925.
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MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
S o c ia l
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MISS DOROTHY STOKES ENTERTAINS
FOR NOVEMBER BRIDE ELECT
Activities of the
Women’s Club
[ Hallowe’en Party A t Mrs.
I Home of Miss Howard
Is Enjoyable A ffair
MacAllister
Is
Honoring Miss Llllio
R uth ( dressed in overalls and broad brimBy Mrs. Henry W ight
Spencer,
n bride elect of next me,I lints, and carrying basket,
\
o r exceptional enjoym ent was
month, Miss Dorothy Stokes w a ^ which they presented to the guest
The members of the "Lottsphun
I NEVER (7K7
\
The Inst week in October will the Hallowe'en party given Friday
hostess S a tu r
Bridge
Club" were most delight
y
afternoon
a
t
1
of
honor,
and
telling
her
that
now
,
Mondiy
hnve two most interesting events | evening by Miss Beatrice Howard
SEE ANV7mjN<3 \
bridge a t her lomo on
Ninth ; her gardening was completed ami
fully entertained Friday afternoon
L * n M-llnry Circle wdl
B
a
rg
a
in
T
in
w
a
t
the
Woman’s
Club.
The
bridge
1
and
Miss
Mary
Helen
Morse
a
t
the
5 ibWAWAY A S J
Street.
I here were the results. Upon open- p a rty for Tuesday afternoon, Oct. home of Miss Howard a t Rutledge. by Mrs. Forrest MacAllister ut her
fth« homo of Mrs- E. E.
m uch s X f p / \ S
j
P h on ograp h ] L S’30 o’clock, p. m.
Pink and green were the colors ’ !,ig the baskets they were found 2d. will be in the hands of Mrs.
The spacious porches were hung home on West F irst Street.
chosen
for
this
a
f
fa
ir
and
were
i
to
contain
lovely
gifts
of
several
Quantities of autum n foliage
Thi5 "Jh in u C a n
f
i F Ives of Orlando I resJohn Meisch and her daughter, with myriads of gay colored lantemphasized with wicker baskets 1 kinds.
and yellow zinnias were effective
1
dissident,
will
be
guest
Mrs. Edmund Meisch. Those plan <t hs , pumpkins and Jack o’ lant. Columbia
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, »Vg social given by tho filled with antigonon vines a n d ' ’R efreshm ents.carrying out the ning to attend should make their eras. The rooms of the lower floor ly used in decorating the rooms
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jjf tho Presbyterian other cut flowers combined with co,«ir scheme, consisting of frozen reservation early. The Literature " e r e opened en suite and present- where the card tables were spread
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fruit salad, saltincs, sandwiches, c la s s —which with the Social nre 'ed a picture of a veritable witches* for play.
[t the church parlors at greenery.
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mint ice, individual cakes iced in the only departm ents meetinpYiiofo I’,,wet. with draperies of orange
C .W A - N 'S L v W
When scores were counted after
Scores
were
kept
on
tallies
done
ck, P- m‘
.
In flub will meet with in the form of old fashioned pink, fruit punch and mints, were thun once n month, will continue Hallowe’en figured crepe paper, a most interesting game of bridge,
G i r l s p u l r o u g e o n I,heir c h e c k s t o m a k e t h e m s e e m lik e plied. Ki.i'eh them." Th« diii: c i P. (Jnrdinrr on Myrtle maidens and tho card tables were served by the hostess, assisted by its study of Jnpnn, so beautifully Spanish moss studded with black it was found that Mrs. Fred Wilson •
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covered with green cloths. A fter her mother, Mrs. (’. W. Stokes, begun on Oct. 1 1. ThiH time, the ' bats and owls, together with held high score among the guests,
" h i i i t h e y a r c n o t.
H oys s w a l l o w q u a n t i t i e s o f m i n t s a n d
"What n e x t? "
3:30 o’clock.
1113 Hanford Avr.
PI.ATKOII i f
n most intere sting gam e o f bridge a n d Miss ' ' ’*s' ,n>
baskets filled with
Service
l.eugue
Unit
ofi
•'lavy • <d>h literature of the Sunrise nKingdom
m H u u m , .......
w m i ggolden
u iu c n rrods,
o m , while Mrs. J. R. Wathan was holder
g a r g l e l i s t c r i i c in o r d e r t o s e e m a s if t h e y h a v e n ’t b e e n 1 * ''"''a a n replied, "Then win,’ate
iV ‘
of top score for the club members.
had
been
played,
scores
were
col
r*\
.
.
lurthn
1
ufts.
bavor.i
will
be
discussed,
Mrs,
A.
C.
F
oster
!
z.inniiis
and
cosmos.
The
mantels
I
hem
Cross Church will meet
P o litic ia n s h ire e x p e r t s e c r e t
’ JJjjJl,*
8^ Nnnfortl'i Croat d r i n k i n g w h e n t h e y h a v e .
of miniature pink baskets with tiny speaking
”
Mrs. P. M. King failed to score her
lected
and
prizes
nwnrded.
For
of
"Japanese
D
ram
a
In
wer,,
hanked
with
pine
boughs
In
[o’
clock
with
Mrs.
E.
D.
Tlmt was .lotin <». ShwMV jirowedding
hells
on
the
handles,
fillpoints
and honors and was holder
having
held
high
score
Mr*,
Ralph
’ W f r f runfo to Jnrkmum- a r i e s t o w r i t e t h e i r l e t t e r s in o r d e r to a p p e a r e r u d i t e w h e n ci nun!
Its
Popular
Form",
and
also
of
the
which were numerous black bats,
IN will he rein 'inhered
i Oak Avenue
'!•. , ■ *
I h(‘y a r c n o t. W o m e n a d m i n * h a t s a n d p r a i s n fro w n s w ln n j autoiitf t ti<* gnu,I and useful citi-<]
of
low
score.
•>
S
tevens
won
a
fram
ed
*1
m
otto,
j
witl1
,K,‘’on
m*nt»
were
given,
NO
playsi
or
those
of
lyric
form
ap'
(>
wls
and
cats.
The
only
UghtB
.
meeting
at
,
:30
o
clock
g e t t h e best]
«f
St.
Johna-f
nt
h
e
y
r
e
a
l
l
y
t
h
i
n
k
t
h
e
t
h
i
n
g
s
a
r
e
t
e
r
r
i
b
l
e
,
j
u
s
t
t
o
g.
t
t
h
e
i
Refreshments
nf jello topped
ftiinatmn.
pealing more to the cultured were rays from Jack o ’ lanterns,
which she presented to the h o n o r!, M' hm S,,,’m'or wu» gowned in
f i hIlv
f crr Canal.
v Temple.
Flower
u
rna*
('n,,rr*u
with
whipped
cream,
fruit cuke
, c o m p l i m e n t s i'i p a i d t h e m .
I'h e y g o to b r i d g e p a r t i e s , t e a s
guost.
The
low
score
prize,
also
I
^w
,'
m‘ng
frock
of
toast
brown
c
la
s
s
e
s
.
Mrs.
B.
F.
W
h
l
t
n
o
r
J
r
.
.
of w lllp »»n».
w'hii
h
east
a
wierd
glow
over
the
ti Guild will meet with
of nil kinds, Ronfine t
and iced ten wore served by the
i ; f i i i *i , i :
i M l l f pool, (rnnla
a fram ed mottf^_ was given Mis.i l‘, rt ,l(’ ,’*'iznbeth .with lieige
cm- will trea t the subject of the “ Ports scene.
ASTM A \'. of q .u-h j
- ..........
Derby,
on
Myrtle
Avernent
Coloring,
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.tc.
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n
g
s
p
l
a
c
i
n
g
a
s
if
t
h
e
y
w
e
r
e
h
a
v
i
n
g
a
g
o
o
d
•to.
I. 1 from killing lion... .-uvs .
i rune
"I tiey
1
Thelma Hammond. In ru ttin g for '
,PIV.’ mm*M wittl , n Pe effect [of Old Japan." and Mr-. Robert O.
Pionieinide and dancing caused hostess at the conclusion of the
s p o n s o r iiio \ , r n e n t s o f- o n e kill, o r a n o t h e r , j u s t
o’clock.
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i H M r n l l i u of bnllftlnic u rn -t.
SANFORD CEMrJ 3:30
i \ l r o a is dying out. I
consolation prize, a Colonial china | ’and .having a how of brown velvet Havey will lead hits of both ver-i the evening to pass quickly, and game.
. f r u i —honari, Uolrla.
I F ' i l e - t r i.n i n e s mi l b " p a p e r . S o ,|n tlx m e n . A n d t h e y
md
Business
meeting
of
\\ ?.
waist line.
' h i - • ill aonuals to pr*<Substituting for absent d u b
DROmiCTS CO
and dram a illustrative of the topica late Hour, two hugh bond0 |-t I l
Seekers Class will meet ten hell, Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer ' 1' 1 "
' b e . d o it a l t r u i s t i c a l l y f o r th g o o d o f | ho c a u s e .
■• i. o r IIn ir hv •s(,n<k.
^Itp 'B a iillM ln n of rive niriii.
Those enjoying this delightful which prcicili. hers on tin* program h " 's were built mi the lawn, and momliers were Mrs. Fred Wilson
•
r
'!h
and
Maple
P|,ont
J
was
the
fortunate
one..
The
guests
Tfi ; ■re I' iddlU! • t iletli cl', , s.
o’clock at the Immc of Mrs.
courtesy wen Miss S|icincr. Miss ’lea will In- , iw .| oft,., the meet in i r weinics ami m arshmallows jam! Mrs. Weaver. Club members
■ i •)! life " i e a r Ii v. ill
•true,Ion
„„
rJy at l.'psiiki. Hnstes- of honor received a frumme.i motto
P
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irterie
a
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t
h
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xti
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e
a
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Fdeii I hit tendril, Miss Until (Jillon, ing.
■ronnd Iwikr Me nr....
Idle .M ayor
as
memento
()f
the
occasion.
u , 'i'' roasted. Hot chocolate and I playing were Mrs. J .K. Wathan,
I be Mrs. " ’niter Clarke
•Mplrtlnn of ill) llrnollrli.n•Miss Kulh Met'ants. Miss Tiielma
I '. a n d lu
iig <>t T a m m a n y i.'l ells d id not g r e e t
.'in*lwn hos were also served by the Mrs. Chris Matthews, Mrs. P. M.
The
fu
t
meeting
of
the
Litera
A fter the card game, the gUBBts ' Hmuinnud'
' V'
bn Hays, Mrs. Rose, Mr.i.
IlM Mrournm.
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hostesses
assisted by Mrs. B. A. King, Mrs. Heyward Walker, Mrs.
■•paaalnn of nehonl >|<|rin
n o r d id I b e y g r e e t le r
tore department was wonderfully
1
F . A WALT
jp H I. Mrs. 'V. I’, (’hap- were invited into tho dinning room Mrs. Ralph' Stevens,
1 Id,
lh.it play with I
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Mi-s
l.e
Claire
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lu
s
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a
te
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Howard,
Mrs.
Helen P. Morse, Miss M Minurik and Mrs. MacAllister.
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to inspect the bride’s new home.
h o u r s in
rarllKIra.
I Mrs. Fred Mitchell,
m l of c a t<.Would oil
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Jones,
Mrs.
L.
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Mi
Culler.
Miss
Minn
Unwind
and Miss Frances
• r p''<;e, .(life,
h
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otiose articles got together by Mrs. j
i'dcvs
e r e g j \ e n o u t t 'l i n g e x a c t l y
The dining table was laid out ns
Tuesday
Emma Owen, Mrs. O. T. Alford, Brown, the efficient chairman. Tho , • tie t ry.
IBLR VJiltSk FUR T o i l \ \
.'•lial
y •linu.'d all u , *u' e \ e n tiimui to t fi •
Avenue Circle of the a m iniature estate, with a model Mrs. L J. Wilson, Mrs, F. R.
fly Micks the gcrniH
lit t b* w h i t e
d e c o r a t in g
! Tlios** enjoying the hospitality of
ok
ness
I
loin
the
church will meet a t the home, surrounded by beautifully Roumillnt, Mrs. Jam es llidge, Miss meeting of the Music Department
ADDFMi IMto.MIM,
If
and i *tH’S0 *w" young hostesses were
was
splendidly
thought
out,
landscaped
grounds,
tho
pathways
Phone
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crocodiles.
Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw at
' h . n. in t i i o r m u g
u i t il o r m o f l a s m u c h a s a r e g i m e n t
t, wilt walk in my v/iivs, to
Mary ( obt>, Mrs. John Sneed, Miss well attended. The cafeteria of Miss Pearl
Itohson, Miss Elvu
.
!,iost|uifoi.s, no
edged'* with
flowers and shrdbhery,
.............
lo t
my Htaintes nn,j tny en; i
Ruth
Hand. Mrs. Thomas Laird, the Social departm ent was a great t ,
;
p.
m.
, o r i»' "I
Ire el s w i e p r s . th e y p a r a d e d m ,
Alice Elder, Miss
,L
.
—
2608
Sanford
A
ve.1
•r
malaria.
_
jents, . . then I will leitgih
E’RE throwing our doors wide op«n
. Department of the Wo"
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success,
ami
the
garden
circle
nml
M.ihH Mildred TayA most enjoyable a ffair of F ri
lljr cUyn."
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r
^
w
e
n
s
1
a
l
S
E
during the week of October 25-30.
job
will
hold
business
and
a n d d e p a r t e d . < a n v, ti i m a g i n e Urn b o r e d m y o f it f o r l b . ’
hox luncheon *,f the Wclfaro de 1, ' '
* M,l,‘w Huddleston, Miss day evening was tho "Farewell
• ■‘ "•Ii ii.n i rc l (,iin.i.:i ti
MtCulIur and Ann Laird, entered Mrs. (i \V. Spencer.
For
It’s National Visitors' Week in modern
fting
at
d
o’clock
p.
in.
at.
y
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c
e
u
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l
l
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v
,
m
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m
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e
in
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ii
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n
l
d
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a
v
e
b
e
n
,
paitn.ent
held
much
interest
and
'
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Maho,,*
’>
’.
Miss
Beatrice
a. if he stirvivi i the we
r.onl. The,I h Ol
....
...
Hallowe’en" parly given by Miss
b
house,
with
Mrs.
John
Powell,
Miss
R.
laundries
throughout
the country, and yoa’r*
I
l
Jacd t„ Miitisfy wilt,
I,IV
.«11 i I ‘oii i showered, ,m
social enjoyment.
All meetings
i h t ft l n ,#y hail m u m* !»!\c* indivi(iu;il A m .
K . G n f f i n , Miss Sadie Lcinhart for Elwnod and
•beaus a n d e a c h
TA MPA T R IiIl’NK
land Mrs. Kdmund Meiach
Kloi.se
Ijinier,
invited
to
come
to
see
us any day—any tlm*.
i
lore,.d,
u
|
h
.
ii
I
n
r
.
w
11
[rone tlmt .«et> II k |„ v, ’
have been well attended, and a t
g r e e t e d Ii, r m h i s n u n m a im , r.
M.,Sw>:* I)or?*hy William Hetherington who are
M^ny New Books in |first historical story ,.c the author the
III ‘or |i„. \\e t ,st.(.
Marshall, Miss Helen Wilson, Miss leaving this week for Chicago, 111.,
«.
W
e’ll
show
you
each
step
in the journey yonr
first
general
business
meeting,
inie<
t
W ill Uotrei’s s t y s A m e r i c a n s a n ! 1 I ' n e f Ii'. • a F o l d c a r
n in th
F lo r i d a m ini fisted in the previous
\\ i k i i .t;s \i,|.; t i i «|.; \ \ n i i a t t k i i y <Pt e e i v
-I SI.
a r i. ;ind I h, re lie m ii; I. I
H arriett Rossiter. Miss Anne Moss, "'here (hey will make their home.
Circle will meet ut tho Library
family
bundle
takes
through
our plant. W ashA
nnounced,
when
the
(eat
hers
of
the
city
were
,
•
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\n
,
XT
WHOI.I
SAM;
r
ill,
i;s"
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t.,.t h e y idl h;t' e | b e c a m e p a r t s , |||.> " a n ," u p l m l s l c , m ; . a n d ,
■•illy i n t e r e s t e d A *i;., jority of tin* it,ites wer** con • *'sr .JiHitrn
1 .• ■i utile • tie r;| ,
,*\
> TWO IMI’li FSSIO N s
Miss M argaret Thompson, Richard
aptist Church at 3:30 o’II ii
, rn «. Ir V >our licit
1
r,‘ new
N,'r ' lr*'.
"
r
rcelti,rm«
mill
ing—starching—drying
—
ironing
— you’ll •*•
honor
guests,
the
numher
of
those
rcpnlr
nil
nukj
The spacious lawns were strung
lln(,cr> l>,
i I in n i ii
1
It fake, a Me. I
|„. ' i"-st t
UKike e x a c t l y ll ie »■;11n »• n o is e s . T in y a r e , I, •* ,ei
<f I ile . n i l , a tV-o dly |>r, indiced again ! Flori ,
" ^ th ‘* “ «H"»r,a usual penetration
•Maxwell, Ross Mobley, Jack Peters, with numerous Jack o' lanterns,
" I I . I . A H I I mol imfrk i
, attend the birthday party n y
t
!i,
v
i|o
everything
done
in
just
the
way
wo always
present
broke
the
attendance
rec
> 11
11e III I", il ■11|;| i|.l I | l>|HI,
Bt (Jodi To write frum day
!.\ .lie sta, , h c l o r c I hi da at t'nal time, because of t b i s | fermee.
| " f human n ature are these twelve
t i l i n g s in Hi, , ■’f iv e n tio n a ! . ,M-r e o l y p I m a m r.
••ames Stoinoff, Clifford Russell, pumpkins and Japanese lantcrs,
the 'V. M. ft.
ord.
Everything
looks
auspicious
do
it.
And
when
you’ve
finished
your trip
.someone
th.
. day.
i it i ,it,,r■»ct ,
j Sup, •
•
S
l
i
'1'
•
uupri
cedent,vi
pro,
pent
y
. ''.'.lit of th e
Many im portant honks of fiction j ^ ‘‘ffho" of widely different mens
I i,it d
il • adim*l, ,|
•M It I'll,ix |; i i .
an’s Missionary Union of
for a fine year of work and play Woodfin Oliver, Gordon Wade, while in the living and dining
you’ll
know
exactly
why
we
always
return
Wing onoV life depends upon it. a c c u s e d h im o f b e i n g a lo w -b r o w ,
il
l i e is |
I Stn:
lest tie const it ii t loiiul "I’d '‘boon," 1 audit,<nis. 1 hc;r rep
full
of
keen
observation
and
deli
-x««C« Lptijt Church will havo a and non-fiction have been received *
Eugene Adams, John Edward H ig rooms, quantities of yellow daises,
. b i r n s e l l a n d lie d o e s u ’l , a r e w h o know s ii
at
the
Woman’s
Club.
Id I but g e t one hour nlmie
.1
I
he
re
.ciitat
ivea
in
t'otigresa
were,
every
article
*potless
and
lovely.
federal
’I h a * ' • b y tie i., I i r is
eerl
mlieri
t
anee
t
a
r
I lull siie i lit go
a t tho Public Library during the cate irony.
Lj party nt 3:30 o’clock.
It will he n warm welcome that gins, Leonard Miller, Evans Spenc zinnias and other cut flowers to
/klM tho greet tirniul-Vizier's a i d e t o < x t r a , l n e a r l y a h u n d r e d Hbm , ; a n d d o l i a r
therefore, inclined to do iiMythiug
far
.!
. H.-alIle am i Cali
f r o m Hi
past
month,
which
include
the
fol
(daughter Lrtz
"Afternoon".
A
charming
Whenever you come, there’ll be a guid*
will await Mrs. J.
Gibbs when er, Jack Smith, Fred Stanley, gether with nil sorts of Hallowe'en
Wednesday
Iloinia. lull
A m e r i c a n p u b lic e v e r y y e a r .
• In illd go, if site
I I' • •‘ 1 ** iN | (I fj|‘ heard l<y • , " '" • i n their power (o cripple this
-t.iH and -impede its remarkable
} I i m u a t ding Sultan Mahomed
story of quiet, well bred people, sho returns this week to her winter Jam es U n i c r , Robert Moye, Roltcrt novelties were effectively used.
! WI -lie. to te|| Kiir.,fie u ha; A m e r Supi-ctni- , 'curt at
ready
to take you everywhere and answer all
and Commission
will lowing titles:
a'- a n c u r ly <1.i l progress.
to sleep,
Highleymnn, Stephen Shinholser
ii'ii realh, i <. x
In ibis, they were in,
.
0
very
readable,
with
complications
home
in
Sanford.
She
hns
brought
|i
2
o’clock
in
tho
offiee
of
Bobbing
for
apples
and
other
your
questions.
Choose the doy and the hoar
"A
gricu
ltu
re
Yearbook
for
1925”.
r " ‘I' d ' i lain coni "tit inn, o, r fhc nc-'d an I aitu a te d by the sen-,
and George S. Schiffley.
'•
tnkea n day and u
happily settled in a logical way.
S
o
m
e
P
r
a
c
tic
a
l
In
to
r
m
a
tio
n
lo
r
You
to
us
the
fine
cx|tcrience
of
years
^
I
he
P’lirii
e
oi
til
|
M
fhton.
Hallowe'en
stu
n
ts
caused
much
Tho
fru
it
und
vegetable
industry
to
suit
your
convenience,
but be sure to visit
seilti
d
by
\Ituej.e*y
(Jelicml
.1.
|
5
.
j j / w night to dran it,
I'l'icu* of ii ankers and oilier tnisi- J
i point, >1 iw<yhi dv, ip it
Ferlier “ Show Boat". Another of loyal work in the Indiana Fedmerriment. The fenturo of tho
i No. Two of the Methodist is the lending subject of this vol
John ,.n mil P eter O. Knight mul 'i,vs inter, is in their roust It u- |
us sometime before the week is over.
K |'J m ust aing Sultan Mahomed
Mrs.
N.
E.
King
of
Leesburg,
1 II : Roll 1,111 lll.lje- t ",.
evening was the treasuro hunt. The
j trill meet at the home of ume, including historical material forceful m other is the auth o r’s t,rfttion, and in addition to her
■I. F. Mfii, ,,f Tampa, is th at the
A fe w d a y s a g o a y o u n g m a n d r .,\
f e A t o dlpq|ti
■who were amazed at Florida’s |
liis e a r i n t o a ( l e o r g i a
will arrive here Tuesday morning
I
rebate i !■t •■i .. (,f (he inheritance •p'" ''t eerily
trees were marked with arrow s and
L0. Shinholser on Oak Avo- and methods of financing. This is heroine in her latest novel, laid in graces of person and mnnner, she
f
illin
g
.sta
tio
n
.
T
h
e
h
o
y
in
|
)u
|J^)Ml,,nai already too manv to I
and
fearful
of
,.f_
(
to
spend
n
abort
time
us
the
gnokt
s
l
a
'
i
o
n
look
o
f
f
(tie
c
a
p
o
f
lax
act
i
;
\
i.dative
of
tile
ednstltu••I.I., HFFC)|{hi the uuciu em
the children instructed to find the
1 3 o’clock.
. court, her,
'
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tho fifth and last volume in this j
,,,'4dle West with the greatness hns served the local d u b ns P arlia
b <• upon their ov.i, affair-. Now j
i•
n•s e r••
t e d.......
ih ** muzzle o| t|i,» bos'
. , i Hie g a s o l i n e l a n k ,• •
9 M aso n ic B ld g .
P h o n e 75
endgldeti , a »ii. Ins aii: e the inheritance tax is :h, re n a m .ii, waldy differei.l fedand in i- i •'*'« . any faither, lit
I;When I leave ....
ttart department of the valuable series, issued by the U. S. of the Mississippi as the back mentarian for two years, and, as of Mrs. J. ()|in l.aney and Mrs. “ Witch’s pot." A fter n diligent
m>
Ringing
!■
•
.'m
e
d
i
a
t
e
l
y
flaUitH
p
u
i
i
i
e
d
mil
o
f
|
|
M
t a n k , a n d lb eal' Wits many A " 1'n c u n s , male and I'en.ale an e<ii... tax and an excise tax •ne toward Florida Ihrougliout the |
SAVE by giving us your sidewalk, driveway and fa
»tgh
purt of her work, has ta u g h t two Charles Lycrly.
search, the treasure was found in
Club will have business D epartm ent of Agriculture.
ground.
' burned.
now woiulei ing what they sti..u!,| niu-.! be uniform throughout the
k. will full and ho will I.
lion
work.
All
work
guaranteed.
most interesting classes in P arlia
the garage, guarded over by an
and program a t 3:30
Ttiere
-S
n
sentiim
ol
of
I
Blackford & Newcomb "A nalyz
Fitzgerald “ All the Sad Young mentary law.
As the Supreme h< Ipi n ine<s and .-yuqiutliy and the
•In when ;e d if. they meet a mioeti. h n ili'l States.
A s it h a p p e n e d ri<-it Ite r "• Hie y m i i i / m e n w er,
Mr. und Mrs. Edward Lane, Mr old -witch, and was found to ho a
IN C .
•rnnliing. i
Point lias prcvioti. ly held tha! <s peonle generally have had time tiV
ing C h a ra c te r”.
Men". These, nine stories stiow
m in
N e i t h e r o f t Item k n e w o f Hli.v I ife | Imt , i,,iid lm<
The announcement by the city and Mrs. A. C. Fort, Dr. ami Mrs. large hlnck pot with ull kinds of
I Turner Circle will hnve
fcaaBBBBBBBBB
re .id l d |
I l a ■ • Blit, hold. I'll
M1 F i : IS'. <•, hi ', Mold,- , ■11 tide tayi.-i art; excise taxes, il is Ivain I hat their prciiidiio agai.o*
A
new
edition
c*f
this
standard
more
m
ature
work
by
one
of
the
1. of Hie t a n k
E.
I).
Brownlee
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
noise makers.
B i R B B f l a i B i a i u B R a i B B B u a o d a ; '.E llll
A n d t h e . \p?„s1,»n i i si i’i a m y : . 11 i
I the Day” party nt the work, in which the authors develop cleverest writers of the younger manager, Mr. W. B. Williams, that
Verne,
.
' I • A me, ,< :,:i ,|ei,i ,, r.i v, helu . d th at I to- ,, art will agree llii. state vv.i^ not well founded;
•title ; ; il i »
819 \V. 3rd Street
La Verne H urt were among those
I'l.litied by | |,.. , s
the
old
cemetery
has
nt
lust
been
At a lute hour refreshm ents of
’
•
vi'
h
I
he
I’
!
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la
to
nl
i
iii
inn
and
Id
M
r<.
George
Huff,
20
lj
jfl.’w i i h 1 u e f e
a,,
■ peet ' vni hi I dr.Mvt a n d
l a l i e , I i leu i| v‘ " b •« b s.',trie- !
.'lit
'ti
<!'"t Florida merits the support
th eir belief in ch aracter analysis | gonerulicn, and show his usual taken over by the city, is welcome from S a n fo rd , motoring *o Lake orange ice ami chocolate cake wero
ntifMry
t
ti
*
h
**if
;trf
t>
(*
run^riT.y,
i 'i Ju n h e a r s e ,
'"■tv g a v e of)
..p ,g |, ( | |;,| igm l* d i in g.t ; \
(Aunue.
- , ,
j
•
vh
-loe, Ml.I ev |, , |
and
eneouriu'enient
nf
I
he
rest
of
:iis-au
and
in
v
o
lv
in
g
the
problems
L,u«u
iutd
ingenuity
of
style.
I
F
t;*"f
i
m
i
i
i
i
r
land
Monday
morning
where
they
rida . 1 ... .
. that th, l.l .v
I served by the hostess’ m other Mrs.
news to many who have been griev
m . to u r hired mule . I . I
ir u r n t h e i , i ,i ,
' •! la i
- in ma a-: t v"
Thursday
lie' <oontiv, ra th e r I turn its ogpoof human relation
j.t ........ ..
siat •
crated ns they , •
F o rster "H ow ard’s End”
A ed beyond measure a t the condition will ultvnd tlie Kimaais meeting.
Is N. Lcinhart. assisted by Mrs.
•■.'• o i l ' l l , a n d d o e , not '• •••• a»‘
.1
on and ant.ipatliy.
gatheringof
the
F
irst
. T h e II , • I I, , »i"l
<>n. r,,R•doners or im prm vd business property in i i
a n I h am • xplati.t* ion g i\ cit f o r 1 1:.,|
Chase und Post "H istory of sparkling
• portly priest with
th
a
t
has
prevailed
there
for
tho
Hetherington,
Miss Klmn Tolar,
i ii.o* • hi « i.iii.'ii |o ma I, . ;,,,"|d Ice i ' ll .oi n litei, | Ie ,,and
unusual
novel,
f
*liin church will he held ut
U wall, therefore, be advisable
front SI 000.00 (a $ 100,0110.00 fur 3, 5 or 10 years it!
pat Ur11Inr F ie . l.ul ,( UiH l , " ‘ l''»s.sible m u s e , if 1h e I'ollouVJ
brev|ar.v.
,
Sculpture". Recent discoveries re showing the relations of a conven past two or three years. A crew
■ I i i l i e g r o u n d , I . . l a r |dc do not de.ore.
The many Sanford friends of Mrs. Shepard, Mrs. Will Shepard,
for
our
delegation
to
lie
pr,
pined,
p.
m
.
nt
the
Woman’s
interest.
0 | . I Would iihIi in, moic g
any sell e mson'c.
j m g ' “ f a c t ”. lain u f r o m a „ ,.u I'.ip‘,i' .Tti‘oni,.),ile pair,- ■■
Kvcrybodv know; the great ;' nd ns mioii as (lie ni■xI session eon •
ceive special notice in this concise tional English family and their un of men has been detailed to d e a n Mrs. Ray Ferrun of Eustis, sister- Mrs. M. Minurik and Mrs. J. E.
| Every member of the con
of the l.ur,I
'• '*'il inter, .1 x.hich Florida, a
Cl 11it I o. A, 'M'lllMI' | o | hi
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1 "
and inform ing history, giving an conventional German neighbors. it up, water is to he put in from in-law of Mrs. David L. Thrasher, Wathan.
vein’s,
to
institute
and
pm
ii
u
de
Mill
also
consider
Const
r
nil
mi,
Joans
to
uid
in
tha
t
ib ,!*. " S l a t ie elet | ••i« il v is
i is (onlially invited to utI hemulf to lo„l< out n
I o ■ IF S ( i f
id to a 1, 1'ei n • I ." '', la,.- in 1he out ia in.,, o' ;
Alxmt 3(1 children enjoyed this
-■•lid a Npai" I t o m tb
pi''index of sculptors and one of monu
termined
movement
for
tho
repent
Htrtirtinn of luiildin^s.
•
France "At the Sign of the the city supply, and Superintend will regret to learn th a t she is ill affair.
'." '•.| ; 'l .......
no .....Ie ,n
ol •lieRte’ ■ paced U|> the road.
|An ittraetive eiiterlainment
i,. , i, ,
" " g a s o lit,.
il,c " p u n o i u Km p . v *■*i a
I ll.'X do ill •"'tom. If the Su|>reme I'om t I
ent
Parker
will
take
it
under
his
of
tlie
inheritance
'ax
law.
Thetaments
and
places,
£rofus(,‘]y
illus
here
a
t
the
Fernald-Laughton
Hos
•he to bo neretied «»n ;t m* w ' »■»« I " Hie I d l e r p i p e ,.| | h, ;ra s l a n k Win II m e t til t o u c h .
Heine Pedauque". Eighteen cen
i arranged.
t ’;ic..| . . \\ !i,-ii \
meet tpieeil hoi.],i the Florida suit, then
cun be no reasonable nrgumenl in
pital.
trated. "Kscnwein” “ Studying tho tury Paris forms the background own efficient care, nt once.
up t a t . ”
. Jover’d knee,
Mal i., in \ ii,. 11,-.,.
tail urt»SNi against Mirh repeal,
Will lie <| •| i| ,' idi’. riminutioii embodies in
,
l!
Clermont — Standard Oil Com
Plans
are
being
made
for
a
homo
l
S
hort
.Story".
Several
types
of
Lt© say with tlmt JM'IISIVI* I
;
federal
mtieiilanc
law will be
I* *»i* t It is r e a s o n , I h e
| ,id lie bow, I be
for the individuality of Muitre
Saturday
b e t,i explain.';, “ il is a g o o d p la n l„ C ’li’cnt w.lti
new storage
ground contest, and if they work heun sent to Mrs, Douglass, and !,pany erecting
•0t, CRnual air,
!
stories,
with
examples
are
con
.
- tank
t;,'"i'l•ue
will,
which
you
would
1 I a n H ie n o z /it
Colgnnrd, w ritten by this m ntner out well, full publicity will be giv
i story hour a t the
Ol
fice
112
E
ast
2nd
St.
Phone
I
a g a i n s t Hie r e a r b u m p e r o r l e n d e r g u a r d s he- meet Mrs, (‘uolidge,
olid ns he ia mi .shall
she
will
be
glad
to
show
it
to
any
!,
ere’
wlth
cnPacity
ot
K"lI side red ns Mystery, Improssion- of French literature.
•
b ’t'e i n s e r t i n g it in (In
((library at ]<i o'clock.
Mitre bo,
en to them a f te r the first of onc who would like to bo inform Ions.
I'lller p ip e. A n y s p a r k t l m t is t o (,<•
l
istic,
Emotional,
Psychological,
etc.
Shake tiatids with I tie ,|iieen, if
pudHfd and eiirlli is our r e l e a s e d t lieu is Ie;,.'
Gulswerthy “Silver Spoon". An November. J u s t nt present, ef
St. Augustine — Construction
.... i r
' r ,
«■'>’ Hi s t a r t n l i r e I ,''c
a u s e ii
ii does
,|
I'
tier liand, hut don't try X « ! . = i . .
cause
not ......... .
Brji returned to Gaines- ' ^ J ^ e m e n t s the a u th o r’s writing other suciul satire, dealing with the forts are being made to get entries ed of the state work. Our own commenced, on new First Nutiona!
•r
.
i ,Hl'i, r d i r e c t l y o v e r t h e v a p o r f r o m (In gasoline (jink.
club
receives
a
pleasing
comment
to prove wlmt an out t,mding liethe S hort Story.
—F rank O't'nnnor.
if afternoon, where lie
younger generation of the F o n y te s of
homes
with
undeveloped from Mrs. Ii. L. Schumackcr who Bunk building on Cathedral Street.
“ II is a l s o well | o b,
man you are, by Miuee/.iug tlie
........ • « ........ .
.- v iis r
Huzen “ Europe Since IK15", This
■ '18
rom The I ri mh Htntednmn)
■ ar in mind alw ays," Hie w riter ron •ttieen’s
'nt at the University of i
| and tho characters portrayed iti grounds, and if any one is interest was our sectional vice-president
poor fingers.
. ’
„
, ,
measure could he passed,
elude..;, *' tIm t t h e r e is
scholarly
work
brings
the
history'
. . , , ,
more danger of an explosion from an
•ftrr spending several
ed, Mrs. Henry Wight, chairman for the past term.
The White Monkey.
I hey are lame now. and thought probable 'outcom e ''of'^'h,'. 1’1,\ ^ ‘i\ \J '1,’,’arali,,,,tr ['» "tis end should ;
of Europe down to 1923, including
rub comer, whun tho p ay <’Ni|dy lank than I rom one that is full. 11 is I be v a p o r o f g a s
w
*th
hi
mother
Mrs.
W.
ful
hostesses.
mur.Aiuilmg
dciiioc
Huxley "Two or Three Graces of tiio Garden Circle will be happy
lest longer than tin car.
Ver,
I hill causes t oiubu.d i,»n not I hic g a s o l i n e i t s e l f . A l a n k w i t h lacy's dollnr ranks before royal
an exhaustive study of present upy
and
Other Stories’.’ These stories to discuss the m a tte r with them.
i'y . --------- o -------legation hi t ongreus should
Europe, and emphnzing the polit
.Mist a little gas and a lot of a ir is an ideal m ixture
tor
in
In'
Supreme
(
mirt
action.
If
thu
S
tj-1
tv.
will
do
well
to
whi-qicr,
as
the
’Die "ow Annuals for the Floridu
|v
y
««
.
x I l ire f o r a n
show the intellectual gifts which
preparations now to wag*
id tlews for the hunt loggers; exjdnsion. A lade that is nearly liUed oft
ical factors.
shivering line moves along, “ Bow, [a
I making
pn-ine I'ourt decides in our favor I
-M
artha
Cutes,
Miss
Mary
State
Federation
are
off
the
press
l
l
A
f
l
■
T
A
I
I
FVpPfl
a
determined
light
In-iore
tile
next
•u will c a t c h f i r e don't shake hands, ideas,
most
Inhibition id nearer perfection with,ml exploding."
Huxley "M an’s Place in Nature". make
. . .the author oae
. «.T the
,
1 UU
ft
"ion "I repeal of this act; >:o "'d h in g will have been lust I,»>’' , "
Mi'"' Hattie Higgins Scientific essays on the subject of | 'Rstiiucuinhed and stim ulating writ- "ow, and contain much interest- I U X f U 1
ever,” nays (Jencral Andrews,
in the event
event tlie
the* derision
<I«mi'sion of
of . M
,t" a'*e a l’n
s : if the deielaioti
ing m atter, as well us (wo very
.week end at Duytona
i t be going to try to enforce it.
,
.the
. . gentleman . who, , asked.
...... •• .I Unit,
, ..................
m ‘,,ar" 1 '"t"hell
• j
■
"V
< .jn
II,e number of ears
(lie r„ad and lb, i To
We Would be
Iii iii li| I \\p;ir spats, if I iih'p I flu* Stipmat* Court
’
evolution and the Darwinian theo- ers of the present day.
fine p o ttra ils —-those of Mrs. Tipi- adverse. ready to l |
m irnlur o! tilling .Mations along lb - wav, il would seem llm l I III queen
>n
tin
fight in ConI he a n s w e r is “ No," I' Inritla will he ut position to carry
roes.
pelts of St. Petersburg ,tlic Florida
gres.'.
irthqunkcs a re giving A m iri iiilo rn in li.... - I Ilia ! sort would b - „,a«le
ore g e n e r a
mi
its
just
campaign
for
relief
Mrs. Donald Whitcomb and small Federation president, and Mrs. M.
Lindsey "Revolt
of
Modern
* enunre again to contribute
A
Hulgei
of
Orlando
mohi how many fillin g stations vm, patronize a r e n o z z le s o f
QUEEN MARIE has seen in l mm this obnoxious and p re ju I I he I'l ibunc commends this sug-thft Armenian Belief Fund.
gcstinll til ill'll of «»ur Senators
to Sanfnr.l Sumlay and en- Y outh”. This widely read recent son returned home Saturday a f t e r I.- Stanley, tier vice-president at
gasoline-pump thumped on the B
I u m p e r be I o r e it js t h r u s t this country many inspiring sights, diced legislation.
— O|
“if ilny here with friends. ' hook denis in a frank way of the noon from Wolf Creek, Tcnn., large. A copy of this hook has
I
and
Repr*
.
s
entalives.
It is not too
including enough ropes of pearls
In ii fight of this naturi
)aya to co-r,porutc. - Sanford into the gasoline lank ?
failure of tho present social code whero they have been spending the
"11 mil- fail- holies In miikc slave | S e n u to rs jin d I{e,,r,s,nt»»iv,..s wdV p u r i n e ''for Z ' u " ?
“ " 'l
’ T,J° bootleggers and
:■
osl Mrs. \v.
A
nt
or'
ofi
n,ecl'
needs of tho modern summer.
chains
fur
all
the
Hottentot
Vo
have foynd that out. Whv
' ‘."•I “
at t it mil- in the next | If Florida Iom-s
tojrhani, Ak, ar,. visiting i n 1 y,,l,'h . in which tho author cites
air!,
it
must
noses
that
pra
m
e
under
A
rrica’N
E
W
S
P
A
I
»H
R
A
I
>V
H
U
T
I
S
I
N
O
( oiigress toward Florida than was win in <'ougiNs.;.
tho ro*t of U«?—Uninesville
I s
lli't -nil.
F. K. Daiger und K. T. Thrasher
as Hi gllesl •f friends. case ufter case coming under his
/
Mu.
•
T A M P A 'll.MFS
I
motored to T am pa''S unday where
She has seen Washington, Phil
nbservation.
'.a
I A n.
P O L IT IC S IN E D U C A T IO N
Frtil "ahin,* and Mrs
they will spend a short time as the
fnnii turns out in I.,. 1i'l l ,i I.. r ■III nil "i the reamais ( nan !,, i !.,,nini'll ami ii"ii,qttiea iltli'lphiu. Halt ininri-, Jersey Cit y.
Maxwell
and
Pope
“
Practical
0; tin **••« ■rilly hem
,• ,|, 11 11 .j ■a and . h a h , Cidiimhia college, and has watched!
UtM.ITMBUS DISPATCH
H
al wife a fte r all. The irivi n mil
batiilman left Sunday afte r-i N ursing". The fourth and cnlnrg- guests of the form er’s parents,
I'he re m e eig(it res
,...| *, , 11. |,
'"'Ver laughing, thmi.saiids of Amer
I J t e r to return to Ru '">ii. ad ie
*°r
lluiiifN. City « |u,r(1 they °d edition of this informing Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Daiger, Sr.
•
1
"
retail*
rs
a
n
I
he
s
tate
of
Washington
V
furw .men
making
eurlseyOnCC und stle very no . <>t tier . l.l '■•I. hot ther* •••*•«• III.HIV •1111 . with hi-, avow,*! intention of ,.f
■"D P* "dm ts .,liv e d iseil I n a n
ln
Mr.
Wal-nia fur several Wl,rk. clearly ilcm onstrating tlu*
.....
•<
*
.
I
Imu-vi
r,
her.
•
ashes
the
late.-t
sorry
spectacle
of
iljr refuse*.
worthy of a i iiieken with a broken
We Have a Big Se
feeling drastic economies in the
visit.
are eight hot are very splendid III. el |i t h e i r own c o n s u m e r s
subject and used us a text-hook
Miss M argaret Zachary loft S a t
leg walking across the loiniynrd. j politics in education. A niajorNew.
and highly ......................................................
lection on Hand
for n u rs e s.’
urday afternoon to resum e hor
when these realm Is are
! 'I.V <>f the hoard of regents of the Htate’i. educulinimj program, a
poril 1.alley.
hi ra nen j. tpi r;
i
^ t o dig up »o much dill about i a until
Swinburne “ Poems". A complete studies a t I)uko University a t l)ur1
IVIIAI IMI'ltKSSKII ln>r i. u.m I 1 niversity of Washington, hunch- quarrel m which Dr. Snzzallo t.-ek
who Ims been
Ni ■•'spapi r 11 ad.n,; is a univer I ...... - 1 . muv I,. I..iiil-III
“ O l I I l I’R I C K S "
> J\ l•w.-. puper advertising ,
I =
Who has been dead m. long l...j
Wl1 with th*
i men nf the governor of the state, no part. Tin. governor had the
edition of the poetical works, of ham, N. C., a f te r sponding tho past
he
',h‘’
«
’apit..l.
"*
■
Florida
Power
Plain
velours,
self and fur trim
hnly loit.it, new -iiapet.u.ivi i' 1 '.Ini I.'l '•r stopped over night can m l V
•tht (•
.George
Washington,
what '
J»»t removed Dr. Henry Kuz- alumni m fui
y •?°,l»hed domes of i
week here with her purents, Mr.
this English poet.
removed
from
Ii,
u
"•••I'stiy
left
Sunday
1
ng
l.n
leH.re.
r
i
a
i
l
un
g
ea
ch
da
v
C6 have we moderns g..t ?
he | i pared bet v, vii ,|.,Vs tl, ..... .. I “ Htikers with whom she lumdied alio as president of the univer* Wusluu).
r noni*. in m ,>>11n •
’
med. Fancy Sport m aterials of
S tatesm an 's Yeur-hook for 1926. and Mrs. A. I). Zachary.
\ ' • «• » 11> all who buy.
campus, and he
N. C.
o--------" ' G o a d. vehqum „ | S ’„j„i
i " ,l Eridiiy. In a hospital
ward
.
" y . The neti.m is the climax of udvoi.it",i approximately
Continuous from 1 p. m. (o
a
A valuable /annual publication,
" " P ' l ' n.lvet t i s in g
i: th e lain in;mediate ivailts.
morning paper gets nil tie life
! negro child. -CHively out of hal.y •' campaign which the governor,
plaid.
Some fur trimmed. Sizes
II p. m.
»S|| Mrs \i o i,- •
, giving reliable information about
hi* nil
I,,,;,! t i*aIIe I'cciiii a* il
«>t e.in,atinnal i, furm.s. although n I
Mr. and M r s . Luko Thompson
»’ but seldom busts," gleeful
i
hood,
reached
up
its
arm
s
to
Inr.
|
i;"k»nd
II.
Hartley,
has
waged*
vill
'
'
•
”
•
Ensign
of
\
m
paper
advertising
enables
u< In
all -‘uilHUIIler .sail i c e s u,
14 to 42.
he is qualified,
claims a morning emit m ™as tho
T nt U'" week end in che governm ents of the world, and motored to Orlando Sunday where
'" ‘""It " Hirers to check udveltis- • ho queen kissed the little black j ;'ifnin»L*.Dr. Suzzajlo since thp days
N
F or Instance, the Tampa I veiy coin in unity. It gives the m». 1 M,K ...... Its and costs in everv m ar face, and said il was tho must ■"f tho war.
Av
they
spent
the
day
w
ith
friends.
—
TODAY
i moat useful reference book.
dfsta
i C uT appears
1 ...... . as if the ,*„v.
this 1
guest of relatives.
• mini advertiser the •..tan
dlstuiui»ph and thu Miami Tali.
•pal
l.et
wind,
Ihev
in
te
r
'
touching
sight
th
at
she
eon
Id
re
|
Dr.
Suzznllo
has
ailraeted
wide
--------\
S
torm
zand
"Progressive
Methods
'"••‘l.v for cninplet consumer a]).
r^=
Wu
'
‘
Richard Dix and Esther
! '‘I r " " '
,,f b!s Wav to '
A(ls Mac Jenkins of Bar- •f Teaching”. Progressive methMiss Graco Venpble, Miss Drune
paper advertising costs less member, the bright little hlaek j attention as a result of the dc- ini""1
ini* >nipt the progiesn of the UniC ary him been working t;n 1 y
;,,,y 1*.«ttfit.v.
visiting
Hum any other kind.
cyoH defying pain.
Iw lupm unt of the University nf
Roberts,
Miss
Florence
Bishop
and
Ralston in
Y m Hanford as the >ds and modern teaching technique
without mucb wofry III.... .
1 ' !,;*l'ei' ailvertisnig cut. .-.ell
Kn*«'fv
The inerchunl or other husiness
Washington in the dozen years ho
fot Mis, Eva Simmons.
tro described. Useful for normal Miss M artha Brown wero the
.•Hour duy. — IndinnapoliN j
11 '"Hiils n,.
.
NEW
S
OF
the
hurricane
sweep
I
tuu
'
b
e
^
'
W
l
Z
Z
iVat^'amv'cr
,h
«L'
wh"
Inking advantage
guests of friends in DeLand on
body ever, reached th" «*,,.■ ‘ l"'',ll,,v .
"leuliition.
chools and colleges.
'f . i
‘The Quarterback’
"ie opportunil ic * offered by o.'.V a n 'i »" *'l ,,eC0,f,'°l* mort‘
w"'»t there it was eomparativoly I nho.ild h*. answSribh* dir!L
Udder (MWhV’ltis hours . ' '"' •" '" • e r use ,t l„ rover mar,
l
oils, und the loss
of
nionoy is *.p •"•known,
“ Encyclopedia Brltnnnica”. 13th Sunday.
|
Paper
lolvert
leiug
to
boost
................
..
th,
,’"4
‘
...........
but
since
1915
it
has
|indirect|*
t(u.
tJJ
‘J
1"
1
’,r
• ; profitahli
,p
v l ' " ' it i*
profit aid*- to do
Floyd Hamilton Comedy
luisiiiess needn’t vvomler why it tinmtud ut onu hundred millions eomo^to be an institution with ncur-!nPI?«i“<"i offi,.,.,...,' i( (h " , , f |
dition. This supplements the 12 th
m
1 “
transuetini
_
_ m ' If
, ollsllless.
IV. —
0 *O».*i
1
It Is to bp hoped the United StateV jjx l
Mrs.
Hazel
Coleman
returned
to
IIM
Huit
I'U
iih
s
is
better
with
their
dition,
and
completes
the
record
meIv
9.000
students
und
a
good
rfcpu-!
low
that
th,.
l
itter
i
.....
,*
Y
.’"
"TEACHER, TEACHER”
ia much
«xdi*d, about a , *Ni-Wspii|a-|- adverlising insure ‘
government will show sympathy
ch exeib
Htors than w,'th them.
f changes from tho World War up Tampa Sunday where she is visit
rn chimpanzee said to !»«• *.
in soiQe ])ructicol,husijiis^ way.itti.v uitnjji. Dr. SOzsullo hiinsc^ baa in matter* with which thev i!' "
»nd Mr,
> the present time, under tho now ing Mrs. Hazel Fisher, a f t e r spend
r , l n th a t city.
Bev’eral
• i h«* u* known to huvq
•* i 9 » of"? the
rr> ....... S 'inject
M 'L
te
politics
SHAME ON CONAN
Uniat is righ, powerful, jiutcpcn
r home Snn|H’ Hurdy re
~
DOYLE
‘"•-or sort into education,
litionship of J . L. Garvin, editor ing tho vycek end here aa the guest
a have* been running nmim i |
Fine ligh t w eight velours and
Lickionviii Un<
"Rernooti
dent, und asks no outside charity. • presldoncy' of the University hf Polities
DAYTONA JOURNAL
of MrH. Sid Rive.
admittedly
has
some
I: for years without m u . [
f
tho London Observer.
T hiatcountry might well erttihlish I Pittsburgh at a sulur.v double th a t strange
broadcloth. N ew shades, cope
en trouble.
• :ehows. hut education
cliwnr nmm frinn*l!n ... ___ __ • i u
U.. ....... -_.
••• ■ ..........
More *ban 500 years ago u girl
New Fiction
I
u|i and ycnMiTc*l to tlie four winds, closor, more friendly eoauner* ini which ho was receiving ni Wnsh- r,non 1*1 not *,.- „nt. „f them-.
Frank L, Woodruff, J r „ re tu rn
relations with the neighbor at our "'Kton. It is not secret either th a t
Amen
"Tho
Lone
Hand”.
An
blue, ju n gle green, brown and
footbai
( f lo l l y s a y s that when Frank | T "
llt’r
land ' "Itaire has used her for
door.
h<‘ was considered a y ea r ago for
n terta in ln g W estern story, with ed home Sunday evening from But
conirrcK .inan, he gav. *''** h,,u V" SI,,,s ""'I successful- •scurrilous satire; Schiller weens
Continuous
from
2
p.
m,
to
tan. Sizes 6 to 14.
'
;
.A S
the presidency of Ohio S tate uni
ao hero playing th 4 “lone hand" us tle Creek, Mich., where he has been
fthing that could he g,v* n. ‘ •>’ b ''1 Hie mmies of hei eountry ,over her divinity, and
vtAiWy*. J j
A NEW Yuri; merchant who once versity.
i __ 'Bom S im s S a y s ~I
for
several
weeks.
i
t
p
m.
Mark
Twain
.
fugitive
and
winning
out.
■*;When the di; •riel iva* | mrainst an invading " ‘.my. At the is,, vs . »„, . „ ,
hereto'1,er 11f Melbourne
held the American heavyweight
,,
As a member of the state cuuncil
Conrad “ N igger of tho Narals^ • . j r o t lost in the Htiuffle. •".<• I'f 20 .he was burned us n fii.vs a,. was ImHum, all | Oil lll|- a m a te u r boxing championship said
a few a. “rday wn<l *>
Well
*
"■
'
I'1
”:
!M
'ai‘h<'s
and
cream?
Mrs. Robert J. Holly returned
, _ out in u shuffle; '• teh.
Put the wm Id wasn’t man the »linn h which burned her to Tunney, whom he liken. ''Don'i of defense during the wur, Dr.
su
s’J. A realistic story of the sea,
|°<hii
c
a
*
'
,l,ys
the
inter... • « —<wiI
o .o .■>*>■:.. •mn i Mizzullo
* ...n . *
cream, but
Snzzallo antagonized
antagonized Mr.
Mr. Hartley,
Hartley, the vet
‘verv
Uw
»»ut'
home
Monday afternoon from Jack
i t get .lost.
1 through with her linn. For f |vc [ iMMiutifn and m a rty r; her; the f«»l*Srot
forget th aatt when Dempsey starts
start- w(„,
w
r
i
t
t
e
n
'b
y
a
m
aster
seaman,
de
t jni(, was j,, t |Je | unj_
e
'> " m d
Peaches
*l*M
*sii,t
peaches doesn't
for congress.
*o— —
—
"I. lit III Me.
sonville
where she spent tba week
*"d re a lis ts ,!erudite Anatoli, l.'cuo.,.. i.... r
picting striking., characters and
Come in ahd Look
Jtu hehl recently I •he .-><iitiuieiit.ilet . mid (he witch ‘
‘weaving
w eav^n g °fr
on
1
' *suit
si ile' t<
to> sidi,
shi "l*""
,
<n
d
business.
When
more.
V
’U
’
" H v" ry w“11 “ 'W
end, having her accompanied her
■
" °
Mr*R.
A
M
D
h
)|
u
k
e
e
p
-.he
hocnm®
governor
it
soon
btrough
sea
farin
g
life.
her
I
he
loot
,,f
u
clerical
faction'
Bob
Caster
in
Be CnitMde of New I ,,'n m l;i luiv
>bv
Nuw">an,
! . Them Over
ovor
Buchan “Mr. S ta ndfast’’. One of sister, Mrs. T. A. Vincent*, who ts
"Pd coniinimiM.s ,-tage a riot m Th««
nd Mrs. Alice E.
heP,I,(sL«
Swildcat,
" ! ?’ [ouat
'
^ P t th a t he m eant t o . ,, Now
«•**
know
whT*
*u..
:_____
!
Mills ty he ii I her m hits.
Now
vve
know
vvhnt
the
jazz
or
■."wl
Then
he
dasheH
in
like
u
pleasen
route
to
her
home
a
f
te
r
v*
v
.J
osident Suzzulio. By oll- ohe. ru „
l"ot.Mt iigiiinst a celebration ca .
t0
•W j a t Lh0mo. Sl'" ‘luy nfter- th e , a u th o r’s thrilling adventure
}
1 .. tCyS m ith .; Legend;* Inimmurnhle have been "onuiiig her.
a
n
t
visit
here.
'hcr.tuin members of -th*.
Bernard Slinw, in D o n V lo t hlnt finish his weaving. [ „,|n
atojilea, fu ll of fire and action.
through, built up about h er,only to bo torn Mils
luiu
7. regents and , repl
S!s!c.r.rh;: ■»*
**• ••«
Croy >'^h«y Had to See P aris’
I - ■ ^ tlor«ia Kentucky
Itiown again, ,T h e hones of tho and
1 .'tv*
i hem
Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
‘.'.i
liature of Pike P®tars
.Lillis'. •
"I'zo w6o .condemned her to th * Istudy
;ho
SM S#
daughter, Dorothy
t *■
~dH*cs,vt>
*> i V : . ‘ i
». atory:
jp io Paris, wh
pose,;
[.tilth
Avenue, returned he
M*
fa e m ambitious f*
>.*'L
ife*
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Farewell Party Given,
By Miss Lein hart fort
Hctherington B o y s
START THF FIGHT NOW
W
Call R ay Brothei
Bocal
Librarian
a nf o r
Cement Contracting
THE SANFORD LAUNDRY
LO A N S
Visitors’
Week
J. H. J A C K S O N
O C T O B E R 2 5 to 3 0
Advertising Means Business
N ew Fall
Coat COATS
New Members Are
Coming In
Others Are Renewing Memberships
avc You Shown Your Civic Spirit?)
For Ladies and
Children
Amusements
JO IN O R R E N E W NOW
Sanford Chamber ot Commerce
The Sanford School
o f Music
PRINCESS
T he Sanford School of Music off(
facilities for the study of all branch*
of musical art urider the finest teachrl
ers in the profession. Register noWj
for the fail term in violin, pianp, voi!<
and « h e c p ^ ^ ,£,,‘
^
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ri
— TODAY —
St pT".*whcret^y
$11.50
$15.75
$16.50
$18.50
$23.50
$26.50
$29.50
$32.50
$36.50
$ 19 to $39
Children’s Coats
.
‘m r
$ 1 0 to $ 1 5 .5 0
“Devil’s Gulch”
mm
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^ / • J X H E E R O S O M E B O D Y CRWIM
L A E » ‘ M I G H T — H iM O A S o B B i w '
j. u w e — i ~ l — u h
F E L L E R W A S T uv A
A
Po r t / g o o d -h o m e to h
^ B E G i T T ' m h o m e *=>i C v/ >
DOMT w uh
r e c K im ?
M a f^ E C — A
VAJELLYTnfUMKVi£#\Y
A M ALLE'Y R A T
CAM L O V /E ^H i S n v
AV2LES/ A S VMELll
AE» A M IL L IO N A IR E
H \ S , M A M S tO M — ‘
D OM TW OO r e c v /o M ?
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‘ *•’ < *** 0* 4 £ * i» Impression
th a t if he w ere elected, Florida or
W» own dlstHct Would g e t all f the
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-Federal assistance needed.
The nation missed one of the
This Is “ Visitors Week" a t the
Hut if ,you send only one con
CLA K K N CS SM ITH
W A N T R ! , . „ v ...... -------------------S,‘- _
D ir e c to r y 8 5 - U t a F o r S ale
(Continued from pngo one)
greatest political fights in history
General C ontractor
j9 0 — AutnniuIjile.H F o r S n le
Sahford
Laundry,
Inc.,
of
81ft
West
gressman
of
the
Republican
p
atty
TAMPA,
p|n
| th a t ’* u Democratic nt«te,” the ReW d tch Y o u r F ra il, P u n y
when two women candidates fo r
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aln
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In Advance
000
W
est
F
ir
s
t
S
tro
et
\
I publican cnngrcHr.mnn is said to to Washington, you a rc going to Third S treet nnd any cite is wel congress in the Fit-rid a fourth eon- Sudden drop* in ' t ^ - J
C h i ld G r o w S l r o n t j
a t Phono 441
I have told Mr. Housholder. “ Fleet have a representative there who come to visit the laundry nnd fol- gresionnl district, Mrs, Daisy c.:l "hivp'« ‘b n . u S j l
G
be received
T a k e on Weir*hi
some Republicans nnd w r ’II see is in hnrmony with the ruling ,ow n fnrrtily <bundlo through the Douglass Harr of Knit Gallie nnd d«y. Walter J
JA M ES H. C O W A N - A l l kinds of Kae. Sr., 218 Palmetto.
collector sent
----- ------------ !n..c .. .....\ T , . T '
Ge,.,ev'n Avo’ town. 217 W. Ilighl„n« .st.
m ent motcoro|(JfH,t
what ran In* done.”
Tin and Sheet Metal
Work
payment-------------------------------------------In just a few d a y s —quicker Cum
Sfi.K n ' G- J r-S [,AI-F for gooil buys l W i n
***
M dforces. If you would have n con- procps" ° r niodern laundering, nc- Mrs. Ruth Hryan Owens of Miami the w eather
W uter a n d Boat Tanks. A t Oak
"„n
jOe a line
. A visit to (lie Senate nailery in
were
eliminated,
political
observers
3 7 „ , ‘n Ucal hnttt^ 22« Mcisch Build- Joy"
° r,,'‘r ,ots in thi*
SEM
INOLE
I
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'iISOJV-FSSFV
V
0W
dreamed of—the .* w. *•
gressniiin who will work with t h e ' (0 rd ' n* to *J°bn H. Ames, vice
Avenue nnd Third S treet.
Tele R m Mw.'?ird s i1! w,thout ,,K't,is.
“ ,s- ; —*•___
:«lotH..pm«.„i are
sellinc f(ir
f„r much
milI.h
,ir^ »“*ii„g
Florida, hut staled^S
INC.
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derfnl fh'sh m aking tablets m l •!
1 Washington was described. New pariv m power, vote for me.
phone
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if I president 1 and general m anager of here said today.
Mexico. Ai/ mn, Colorado and nth you would have a m inority repre
20‘t Dak Avo.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil C••MMViir I* '
This oliesrvation was made fol would probably W ^
.... 7c s line
the coniprny.
- •
ROOM i n M f H ) K l ; \ 'l 3 7 ; iUr hon7. l,,GGINS^ « j , T I|.W K 7 I n \ INC? !
InmghU.n'tcrms'"of 1
; er western states hud reclamation sentative. vote fo r Mr. Sears.”
Phone
41
I
I ablets will s ta r t to help any wei 1„
lowing the appearance of Mrs.
HODGINS & COWAN CO., Auto
[on request,
witb , r
1,
.
- - Per month. Box
The ei . re v.vi;. Dot. 25 t o ‘Oct. Uurr on the stump here S aturday
The biggest d roni-J
, l»iiI?* passed during n filiburter by
thin,
tinder-fiourished little
R
adiator
nnd
sheet
metal
works.
rates
are
for
Judge S hares jilended /o r his
10 * van* file Herald.
Unvey W
Acts
DODGE HKOTilERS
occurrad a t O. l a n ^ T "
Si imtor SeIdea Spencer of MisI Hh nnd,
Plain
and
ornnm
ontal
sheet
metal
After
sickness and where ri-*|,«•• .
election to the s tate senate on the •™, Jins been sc*, n ide ns / ‘Visitors’ night in behalf of Leroy D. HousRnnfiMil
Ave.
ktion*- .
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| souri on Senator Thomas Walsh’s grounds that it is nlwnys well for Week.” (/pen l-'niro will he kept hotder, Republican candidate fur e r Bureau records H
work. Tol. Tlti-W.
average length
207 Krcnch ------I i.lr suspected they are i - -;»<», i
i
hollers
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1ST
YOUR
PROPERTY
U’lTII
A
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VFTII-TI.
rof*vi.*i»
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rvr
Avcnuo.
I attempt to bring in his report on the public to have a minority rep and visltois - hown through the ec.igre,ss. Mrs. Barr, a (junker scent from 112 to 53
No ne.<i to giv. i| ,,
Eioowf,, with „r wilhout 2 5 T, m
E"Z'r■•0T !aN(;"
i.T
,’ !'" * " »
“ a 1Lmlainahle.
1y more nasty
the Teapot Dome scandal. West
tho
last
24
hours
S
"je
0
/
30c
for
|>lant
by
employes
who
will
explain
SELL GDI,D USED «’ ARS
Cod I i*.ei '•
prenehor for 20 years nnd a forresent nt into in n lawmaking body.
Reasonnhle
rates.
Lincoln
Hotel
,
rat
National
Bank
Bldg.
I
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1,
nr»if«*r
what
l
think
it
!s
P A IN T E R — DECORATOR
e r n .-lutes arc hrnofifted hut no
the
pro-e.t
ai
d
answer
all
qnestions
tem
perature
slumpeJV
lb'so
tablets
are
made
to tak •
.
.
nier
resident
of
Indiana,
captured
“The minority can always cheek
A. B. Riggs, 004 Laurel Ave.
■is restricted to
Dial lor i-lorida’s overflowed lands
n<ked. The laundry will Ik* ojioii I ,}lr flincy „f t|10 street crowd. She ”9, producing the f(>
t jdnci* of that good hut ,*\.| sno ; .
up
nn
the
work
of
the
majority
.
P
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N
E
303
!• riven, he said.
.
latinn.
Several
I t’t-.r. stomach upsetting imvi
...
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'M b Dr,>r>t to the Rtate," he said from early in the morning until wns the lust speaker, hut when hero since April |„tt ^
------------------------------------------------- -THR ASHER A O m RNER
| t,lf >' “ 1"- ty ■h.*«p
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F u rn itu re 'R e fin ls h e d
I made The SanBargains
in
I
bn
tda
is
neglected,
tins
b
e
e
n
,.
He
I
ooldest p j f j
and they nicely ijo it. T'H y do • „
also urged the elettion of Mr ' , lat*
the. "flcrnoon and visitors she had finished the crowd was
l| be responsible
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f,lr „i8hed ‘M
ro O
oIII,
m ,'
1 1 2 *S ° P a h T'a v c ‘ "s 1" :‘urnnctl |
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11 ' :‘ h l*«y*rt«»t ‘
I ’■ed Cars.
and niwnvs v ill he as I.
• n ! !i sfi.
today, Mr.* jBennett •s> 1
[ 25— F l o r i s t s .
a
J». l a r k Avn.. Sanford
1 '* .................. . 11 i - deal |t„v ip-,
•
as long as one ’ Housholder, nnying that he had !"“ Y *°,neJ n
t '" 'ir .J own ron almost ttwice
•
hot
water,
rent
reasonable.
Ap
lorrect
insertion,
ns
large
as
when
n
a
c
*»o
nil
(If*
wilt’ll
HHCOlu
! party ah.-ohi
P- v i right.
ply 110M My, tie Ave.
fur subsequent
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<’n "* H.c Herald
'
the two men on the program werv-f _ n
11 1 a ni«rk ,
Ask I'nion Phaimma- or
I stale, the . pi•elv dom inate, t h e {talked with Ropublic.-u, le-uler ' • ' enlcmc< Mr- Amcs ■»«*•
I’ca "uahle t o ms.
| office should ha J“S TEW A R T T H E FLO R IST"
SU"te1’m e n,rt” vo"
..— «
Ugl t for M.'t
|-,.,| I n r,
speaking. A traffic officer had to
V' C W,,M J' r kve
Jm a b v a v u
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T
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R
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;
don’t lolieteU'' the' sta
he ' “ bout i he needs of Florida. h„; the | T „ „ ~ i - u
(CHIROPODIST)
Flowers for all occaeiohs
ately in case of
.Vjfl
conwi iition was disniiHsod with
1311) I (I O I
I”OR L E N T .- B e d rooms for genHEIN
c;
PAVED—
he
d<
tailed
to
the
corner
of
F
irst
^r
•Ml
<''impound
Tablets
, ; , 'y
-.ml -Indy tile Federal appropria
McLANDER
ARCADE
1
We
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p|"Msv,i
,
There
was
do
,|ane(J
u-w
siiuj
’
the
-nlenient
th
a
t
the
situation
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H
tlenien.
N
’ew
sm,,l|
store
rm,7„.
"'A
N
T
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TO
RKNT._F..rni7h7d
MILLER
D.
PHILIPS,
Inc.
atinotuice
that
.Street
and
Magnolia
Avenue,
nftt
:*
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a*
"in
d
y
and
m
i
ail
cv
tion' t"r Florida nnd emu pare it
ERTISFUS
Phone 781.
the | a j.,., „*• |)(l
ti . Call a
, t corner 1 0 th ........................
tath 0r
e r in Florid* |u
Good location.
was hopeless as long ns the .state!
U , U W r 0 1 , 1 1 r 0 U n « er Mrs. Harr started talking.
'ic live, dll ta!i|, t dn e> o! .
."l.ii v.-mia I.likeapurtnient or small furnished fr lint I 'njierl
with other states.
representative
and French.
"" h •us**. Phono ;t;tr,
"
‘I'lcd,
but
light
' ‘ntayed p u t” politically.
. n
. will I t Hi,
I
‘
Talking
straight
to
her
nudienre,
In'isl m, McCoy s,
,„i,
!
“ We will begin right here in
27— P ro fe s s io n a l S e rv ic e s.
Ijliar with rates,
Elm Ave. an,! l YI, Street.
ir" ”
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The street nudienre greeted Mrs 1 .• n p p " l'V Shoriff r - r - Stephenson exchanging informal rem arks in Pcnr in the extreme Z
have
recently
|
an.i
gi
nt'
Mie,
and
give
ijie
1
1
hi
a
fjeation
will
give
I •been
A lso
j
,
“ l v'0l,r tcderal J Barr warmly and gave her , * i , • " " eovered an‘l confiscated an uni | »1.■11•, 1 ami l w•, more
cluding some jokesmnd wnxing clo tion within the next
I1
for .'Ml day.. If
,
iformotinn. • And
hinlding tpointing with his arm to attention.
E U G E N E P E R M A N E5N
NT
WAVES,
T
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A
VES.
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ascribed
the
sudden
,
.If
you
would
see
Flor
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Hl
,ypC
°
f
li,p,or
stM1
s
"turdn.v
i " hied v. il)| 1 :
will assist you : no kinks, one price, per
?hr jHislnt hrt* huHdin^
PHONE 3
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I it*;i I nn*nf Inv Foi-tin, T n jjrn w n
want
ad.
to
i
ii
c, y ha, !..
tention.
Bluebird
Beauty
•iwijvi jtf.d I \vr di t<» know
<>W II n city -hi* ,h,i •d "send Mr Ili.ovl,.
,' '*"U*H southwest of Wagner.
, **,lM k,'I" ,,, r ‘"'dicnco in good tjc , t
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road.
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Phone 349-J.
lllwt.lftia|
N ;til, l'7'illcii A r c h e s
Effective.
.*’ \ ‘ : o i ; d : : t t r k < n
i»f (hi*- .:;,(• in | ho northh would he W a s l , . H o u s h o l d e r .0
T |„. , ti|) owner used a modified lll,l,Hn' al|d enthiisinstie from s t a r t j continued’
prtdI*l3
212 i''-'gu.,|i.< .w e
1
t
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li
t
ini’
In
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r
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NOTICK
.{tven .1 h'lrld nir »»f tin?: type'.’
(yjif 1 I .1
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t)it
I...,. been
1...... 1, „ ,1. ,,,ow t ° r<’b .and
and air pressure tank 1J 1,1 Hnish.
clmesn
......r. . _''-fatherI
m in iry has
H||i'*h. Mrs.
.Mrs. Barr wlis ehoesn
S. I. NIX
. ' n i N I. l om isned ...... ..
this section of the con
l,*-» ’ 1 h I". We ’d".
hotilil give t heir
won!,I he uior • in j |jn ,., 1
t(„, j,r ,.a t ,.r
\
-'n ' n n,»king his liquor. According to I n! A Republican state convention as
A
ttorney
and
Counsellor
nt
Law
I
n
preferred.
It.-j
■FW HI 'NO ,\ I ( i\y
fficc
address
as
! h< I *
* ^-,l% ^Fputy sheriff, who with
I lit Ihviiunc she wiis i
cit* the jvi.v
300 E a s t F irs t S treet.
, u,u'l'H "'Mimed, h i ; .M.ign..:,.,,
h'l.ll elev at n.•i / >r .
f, . . ,
I. ,.
, ,
| I,N(
'
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P h o n e 1(12
MIAMI, Fla., o f(
|hone niiniber if
..
[ lV;n. and fiv^e years f S ^ i r ' i n i i ^ « r *h«I' Williams l.ewis of Lm g- ■'W >' 'V-eholde,. s |:(. resigned. .Mrs. [ a m ^ n d ' t h i s ' ' ’ r)r ' !
lilts. About mie
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fill K tioins f o r H o i i s e k f pinjr H .tel
t ,V t ' dine! to, | 'ilonc I'll
TRY CHIROPRACTIC
l"'
< levelaml, a (In
veara a fte r ■irnl ,A,*,| . , ,
’ <a" fis‘ ated the still and ‘^ ''H s " a , dele:,ted by < o n g re s s -,’ exiierienr.
, 7""1
thousand lias a
1’ii'k Ave.
•'■'■>.1' / -tj.-'i:, an Realty --------",M " "
......... '-••l*'- H rw .'jind I .lie no longer here ” '
*'
l h “ ,s ,h‘’
'" 't f i t o fjm n n S o n s 11, the primary.
’ • G irin of about* r '•egret»
A
djustm
ents
for
t
h
a
t
stubborn
TTmv-ic*,,...
|the others can’t
' ’
fr.'.,r ’ 1 '
’Miifnin!.
i-luam II GOOD I ,1 i i*< E'>r Sale
liaVlll.«0»,tlt|(» r...
f,,t- jj., i..._
|,.lr
a - nr i.,eei\-d
i w d MiionnnilO
M
Barr falkr,l „r c
1 , 1 ms type he has seen in this conn_____
•
1 ,« r°P »«
la (to*
. about
,
'••’gttnl
for light
cough
or cold .ItTTIJI
will work worn!--- .................•**
wuillli. ‘LM M
i IED rooms
with you unless
to
meteorologist
HichtJ
I Doilj;,* Sed in: C .'o x Com It; Lin
l‘" r ’ I * I"* "hi, the entile >'ale. has
CIS ISione 4R2 -J f « , u p irainlm cnt.' . . . . ' T
address.
* l*h " r
" " ’NEK C 'M M I N m m i will
_____ «’;'ln T-in-mr:
. i Sedan; Ncsli
who expected the ,oo|,
"•"■iv. ,i <
c.„ h.,ii.ot s
Dr
. W. B. MfleDougal, l» l N a t l * * * ”■ 218 l « " * l
« > r,„„„
l,..,.V,.
„ ”m„ n O
M : 't iiidv mi,
Liner Ml'ST be
II
.
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‘iv
..................
*11:,| oft i*.,„i.,P |.;,s,rlG ( |,!iH
of short duration.
...iving
nd.
iu:.t
Road-ter;
CadiM n1he a.lie time. Why i;- that
Are
Bank
nk Bldg.
(
’
~
’
fat The Sanford
modern
eoiiveiiieiie,.*.
/v..i..'
Ave.
■•u.i 2rd ,,will
.,,
. .. 1r
I hat iri• (
■'»< 1 •utnt:: <'Immil v
IFO R r e n t -I*..,
. m”:|,'rn
coiivehieiicesj
Onlv
A
v e , eu.l
I .VotL l epr. •ented ? ”
Tho icmpterntnre at
by letter. Tcle' 1keeping
..... 'K ’* rooms.
house- 71!)
SUK)Oakcash
Balance
nde.
\ \ , |, II •I'W'.v, * Box Touring; Fold C: d. „; Oikh'n.i
......................... .. .«r.
Ave. required.
i mash and nine gallons of^ lu ^ o r.
Th,. W..H.IV
fe e ,™ „f
*»« »
Ininces art* not
33— H e lp W a n t e d — M ale
-ing; Ovetl.'in
Touring;
Oveiland .Seila'i; Hud i
•
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o
n
t
h
l
^
w
;
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U.
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.
cure
l
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11
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2dd.
Bioughaiii. Iliiumo'ot'e.
I
I aiill itioii!:h;i!ii.
Sail
1 • M- t A., held in Helsingfors, eral degrees lower thaa,
m g tho past two
- 1 7 1 — A p a r t m e n In a n d F l a t s
f"l'<| C.'d'lki
- - . T W O ! ,,-e
Finland, wju de-. rihed t<-lay by
I I V Ik 2nd St.
HIGH CLASS »sA)cAincn ti) demon- __________
SMALL
DOWN
PAYMENT
Ne
. on Phone 121
I t " lia r
f '
, V " y teinpetrntures h a v e ,.
Lirpt - Efficient
" ill 1 I at b a r - , ____
I
^ ........• ’< w,r* I II11
l e v
r a 7 K. r ,rr, tMr y i ‘,f <l0Kree« during , ^ 4. "
I v;re
...
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I.. l i a r - <)].
,
specialties on todays
with hath
i ........
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U" '■ ’’ 1 ■ AI*'“ -I»n..w, Indm.! gres* a t night
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I .tv. a I Nut ices
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Paint Store.
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joined in Orlando by Kiwaninie, the usunl throngs at tbtl
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A partm ent 1 , Clement Apts.
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Sanford will lay the g r o u n d - , 011 ^ ‘,rth Orange Av«i«
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Geneva and Beardail Ave. W. A . , — ------------ ---------- ----------------------work in Lakeland to bring the |«r>x ? ‘, -r>0.° 00.
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Saus, Cameron City.
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If this is true we should, by all
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Percolators,
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Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
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8 0 A — R e a l I i s l a t e TU r e c t o r y I with garage, $«00.00f o r both fori buiJt Studeb-vlc-rs
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Tb® housc o f H iggins, Smith,
m-w ,.hIKJI1IX fid— W anted— to Buy.
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bA N J UAN GARAGE
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W ight, Inc., with the largest organi
McCALL & FOX, Real estate In- | abstruet. I 1-2 miles out on Dixie
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vestments. Best buys are am ong Highway. Citrus Heights W alter
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in the city surely can render
1 Pianos. Address Box 352.
our listings. Phone 746.
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you the greatest am ount o f service in
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prom ised to iiii . iu i.i., ■. con sid e r j
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<nt in her room nt
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m an, w hose body w a s found by J. p a r t o f the e n g in e e rs and firem en Memorial Ho. p ' i i
i»n i*.| for a 1I'!.!
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ti •'* ! a p o d ion of the tin e\d*.:,ii|; • of stock of DisV&S
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recovery • *.>: \. o ,.ei ...
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Senator desired to
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ti ; ‘\ J P v r i r i n g
'-In of j m diu o)s*r:.tor at hm ciiuivh. 'ta n
ng75‘is seen by"police.
'*' t u t r y to o u te r th e single re m a in - tal e m s ! n a t i o n and thn
•i ’ i r 1
i In* y 1
iii lo.ersitmg
rSenator Watson dur■ea.sya.L
li cxn . I stfite loiaiil ! tliat e< r ta ia track:: in
equipm ent fur upei'al mg
Ing crow ded lifeboat.
"V I ' J >' i I , lien, t It. in,.in ,■**,, , | 1 iitinji. dtnv mm A by b o th ’ il
Inuring th e re ig n of th e mysubliran primitry fight
-t n ili/ing
X -ray loom.-.
i nix . l a n d nri oed Apun Priei.*' m aj b.iv*
i.i;
t
The
12
suvivors
who
w
ere
picked
I
l l ' l l 'ill.x by Ch.tl'li .1 A. i.'iip p , I'xr eulnlogii'.a alone* ri'ijn
terrous n ssu iln n t o f women a t t h a t
ir.
and ltic
aai
iu-rll hoi's.
i'll
. ii* p u llin g ti
fimo fhec,. wnmon
mi‘i rU an .,1 1 UP hv tho B ritish schooner Luciliiie j w a rd s, priv u h r.mir. and
t
n I*" !l,'d vl |.*r in io\estoi'*!* • 1 »»f tjl a,000,01,0 1.
articles written by
i htivo Ik' cii b r o u g h t to St. G eorges.
i|iin it* is, it »ii.« on*'1 in
b ' lll.'tt ti lonl boi .i 11ir to" !
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I lio la rg e .
in Si* "
^per,dents appeared in a n d a score o f Women s tru c k d o w n . 1 " ‘*vu neen b r o u g h t to « t G eorges, j ««’
I "•■lit ci nl ii*
eo I l,i> |." , b l <
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I t w as g e n e ra lly believed that one i T.he ;v
t h a t t h e sto rm s tr u c k th e
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Portland,
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’ 'l»! b ha bi had
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Si’IICi* :il* l will H b,
:ng l.ir liolilaiTi
aioiuul
hy ! lie
l u campaigning for the in0He'
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t f%\\ tttwl vhrtrl I v nft*»rwnrtl< linsnitlll lioiinl, t!I•!i• 11•••] l‘V
lug t" ad di a ! a a I a*d i d b
- I" !\ 1 - bid I f ,1 C.tllfiunia re i*!' i i imi . i IoII i ’*! Ml Zl a I ■
|| u t e r i r f lb,. *1,200,000* im
[ticket, that she had
•Ah a lOHiilt of police aciiviti^a (ttnHWi,rH wi*ru received from near-1l>oar«l t<» sr k liu* < •*»/ < o:iilll!‘ :|bll
keep im' m ith' . 1’i.r I,no. II.- . ■in |
B 1 I'l'U.M*' ai i.o <Mdt n id
el no p a r eiijiital atuck outsr
IttMinit of a “ poison f a llo w in g the clu b b e r mill Icrs moi e | Ky vessels sa y in g they we ro com- ' ers when Hie boa t .1 could i x pee I i
plied, bul leaiii'i'if Ij^ a i
\ . eao.*r
“ tluL the ,. |".blii an |' r,i
ii ,
w ith a carroiil m a r U q tA fc
th a n f if ty m en w ere a r r e s te d and ( j „ R to t |ie a j,| „ f t h0 f r e ig h te r .
'r e lie f from prc.*cni conditions r.p- ] .
Oil I I ill
ai'coiiid'. that K napp
bad t*r
"in. a log t atn|iai|'
,
of
"
"
.V " $ m: t.oiM.ono. t b u .Is
held
fo
r
in
v
e
stig
a
tio
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.
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score
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ln
th
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r
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o
o
n
,
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i>t’ixr«*«i
before
the
Gommissioners
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m
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C
gvy its impnry at Kunp -:' led In* Ix ”i :<■ f i n lit i*n* .i 0
|irici'tl i ’ - 1n . • ■!
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ia
'di .ilge-uci y W n rd UAh'j
|tsingle day, the eoai- of th e se l a t t e r w ere c o m m itte d to , th e m a s t e r ()f l|)e Kllt)tway w0:i Monday ................ . a i d as a i . a n
11 'd. I lie ilium ,' ,’i am a i . • ii,- a 'il
I ...... '
I
bv
tln'.J.
I‘. AD i an, F i r s t N nt|dt
th
e
Ioledo
s
l
a
t
e
honpital
as
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[
w
a
«he<I
o
verboard.
A
t
six
o’clock
a
deui*
ion
was
made
,*.■
•
the
hospi.al
Ifwm fn1 mer Indiana
S'*
I 'hiioi i
bm a I ii. K .,i| p. ai n ti d a . ,*, \
•’i.nli 'M• .iji of Mc'.v Y ork, tt§
Bore detailed s t o r y [ s,in e *
, in th e ev e n in g th e coal in th e hunk- h e a td to mvet joint is ..it i Hi*' t i \
\ . diet, lx* *ai'I, -i" M
l''io :• I! i* h v 11ij in , b.i. nia lid a im I
iiia'i d at one tIiit•i of till) l i i f r
i His was ordered to
T he m u r d e r , police said, w a s th e Prs shifte d, g iv in g th e vessel a Commission next I m .day a lte r I i : *i p a . i \ . ini e
lin- HiiUh'V will *:la|i*U *I a in b III [ •ii.iiv.s of $ tn p.ir roimr.oh at
heavy
list.
All
b
u
t
one
of
ih
e
j
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Uud
ir
e
c
tm
s
’
mot,,
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it.
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Itkf line'1 for S e n a to r w ork of a d e g e n e ra te .
i piivvoc, ’ 1
i dm .
Mi.!.' be lei:, all III . Vi a •
i bill ,
■> . ' it i- a h o g . w ith a murkOt V*IU
by
the j Sem m ole <i oiinly aak.
■
.
Miss Croy had intended to e n te r lifeboats were sm a sh e d
' I*, lying p ibl.i* «!«■'■’
[the jnim.’ir, campaign,
b am • c *>i p.ed, !*o id.- I t * , It
'M
te
m
p
e
sto
u
s
waves.
I
Mayor
l
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ir
i
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i were
l>. Brad- m issio n a ry w ork, b u t w us farced to
II In* i . o . i l i "lit
A . .iK'l' r. i.tv, in a • !■ nt ii ■’ ti:.- | 'il.- i'V.,.11 i i'll:
business
In th is b o a t th e 12 rescued men
recently that he did m.: ' « " »
; ■ ' bm ■in on Ci di,. i l 1.
Point. and Wallace a b a n d o n tills plan upon th e d e a th
Iii nl hci li. i xl '-'a', ina
n i l Ti n n i i: lv." ci r ) " a
Xiilt»\v limv the ( ity (nmmK'vD'ii OOiKOOO <
i^n l«» I••• Wi.o.\
th is y e a r ;]
t,
! s o u g h t sa fe ty . The s t e a m e r walI* d 'ral t
■
Iftr, of l.ngansport.
of h e r f a t h e r a few yeurfi ago.
( ' i ' ii . t'Hiiy. l hi 'l U ... i !.. .1 a . ' r ' ,1*'.. .'. 1. '1 t*i i
would devi'-e wav '- and mean** to I ns *'’• >■,. .......ig ia < " 't" ii !■n ic i'
d! 70,00j,0C
, (iniMiivn, •
1lowed in th e heavy seas until seven
i
)!,.' I'ftl !*. f II I 'lull 1 ||«|’A
provide il"* additional mo:u*y in- d /.ml H.-hiing c«u,.,.:i,.\" will !'•
v. itll
mhui .ooo ' idi
1 1 ' til pin cd
, pepiid .ir*i
o ’clock when she took h e r plunge
H". '. :i. i .v
a
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m a d ......... . l.y i c pm m ill"............
ii
N
Nio11 Ii . Iin.
l:.’i,. o
;,:t:
-.i',. i ..t,n nl. i > i
to th e bottom w ith o u t the m en in o l. T he hospital boai.l lias Ix . , posed
•*l* H', X'.illl*'. v. 'ls till: I bill | ".I. I t m l . in I'.'JO vvr**
i
f
(!eoi'':la
banl.ei
.
b,h
i
advi.-cd by untlim ities tha t
fl'hf.Si
!
Ill
!
1
Wo ,
Ii ,t ed !,e l till:lit
tiul I | ei|ui\j:ion; to $.*>.22 a sliarc
ness im n and a*.*rii ulliirists.
o r th e w ireless o p e r a to r m a k in g OlHj is needed a n ! (bis inform .ilem
11 har i
( liucd apairu t b o wiHi- i . e x i ' t stock, wb io Mon^gOtija
V
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li
i
=
i
In*
mi*
[ a n y a t t e m p t to reach the sm all has hi en g i l l ii to tlie C iiy ( m u - ! T he company,
• d ra w n u l m i police ra id Ih y w e i.'i W ard e a rn e d $11..ibS.403,
(g r o w th "I a cm*feivine between l ) i : I s l ! l l f l H o l d s A r e
mission.
boat,
1E ugene
-------- Meyer,
’ll........ ei hbna airm
a a of I're-si
f • Oii mi the (oim non.
; ’.v
sa
y
they
hud
!
It
lina
been
suggesle.l
th
a
t,
m
,11.
,
om.i
T he rescued m en
vitli
no w a te r the a ppprovul
p ro v a l o f tin* voter , tin* i d ent ( indhlge .*, <" b*ii <ixninissm'i
'Jt’W l
been
f
o
r
17
h
o
u
rs
w
ith
|tnte nf views on tho
T he g r e a t e s t n a t u r a l resources
• With (In* I,.eating of m o d of the I
mill local bankciN anil g rn u i'i'i. i n
$100,000
voted
fur
a
iiiunU
ip.’,!
'•
*‘
and
b
u
t
little
food
w
hen
the
LuciJ
A
«'
K
St
I
A
’
\
ll.l
K,
Mn
.
Mel.
2'h
*proposed iinptovcment a r e the boys, Dr. G eorge C a rro th • iiio' ii i , . di pill.* h i. :iri x*n ovei
methods of »c|ii*v:mr tlx* prciHiil
l/l'i Suii n u r o lil'*d in >cdi*rii! j i b e ill. im liiuii of the l e v a n t of 1
[»«ou miuth of Franklin e rs, denn o f Rollins College, today Unc picked them up. T h e y a s s e r t iitoiitim, nml p a r t " f tin* $lini,,' |>n , cotton i'll mil i"'i. will have mitbm'i
by at I "I'licys "f $'JI.0.m offered fiV Ki::ip|i’ i ail'. *
4 distatict* of one nml told th e S a n f o r d R o ta r y Club a t t h a t while they w ere a t the m ercy fur municipal di.vk. and \v;i i <* t v to m ake adviiiii <•- cn cntl'ei a>i*i !*i.li»*| l i 11 * . I *
. ,1
• of th e w aves th e y w e re pa sse d a t Imn si * lx,-diverted tu tb «*hi>s|i'U»l
"ilf* i1* bolding up tlie ..
to pi'tivnl*’ for il ■; slm agi until '* i r , mg llcilm. "ong writ •' ia vvliiib | a n d r. o n y ol tim I'm: Is. Two
,
d o s e r a n g e by a la rg e ste u m e r, fni' I. ’Flu- C ity ConiniisfliomT.i, il |
,1.i ma ge s nr.*
"iiitbl
fii.ni two i iiffici r ; nml a m a le policeman of
M mealed today. This aole
c an be inaikct.-d.
C afe.
which
ignored th e ir rockets ami in m u b rstu u d , will coiisidi'i' tlicsi'
Jproptucd [Hiving will bi*
T he denn told of th e m eeting o th e r sig n a ls of d istre ss.
T he commit Ice t'Xpcct*s tin* wiih i b"i'.lR a t Dcl.and, Fla., lor alleged Fayi Ho county, w here K n a p p \ \ : e i
--- —•
? Ogg
propiiRiiU a t tbu special imx-lmg
n.i* of Berlin’* enpyriglit s m i g i
Dixie ilighway,
called som e y e u rs a g o by Roosevelt
d ra w n I of .’1111),Out) bain.*: I mill tlli*
n rie s le d , have pill fo rth elniim. ,
h*||M|l<;|. nMu)(.nt:i Ymd gThd^lM
(•for
ttielr
financial
benefit.
called
f
"
r
n
e
x
t
T
uesday.
D u decided upon a width to discuss th e c o n se rv a tio n o f n a t
m a r k e t through the m w r m u p u n y .!
1111 11 ' Vi,M " ,rm,K!‘
0
I "* O e I ’n iv c r iitv o f F lo rid a ^ij
lie s a ils were e n te re d a • Irv in g
]> but H taxpayer, A. P. u r a l r e s o u rc e s of th e c ountry. Th*;
thm u m .p p w .u t.mn.l and the j
{
,,ow ln
I Sc■I111, I I’.C., a g a in st T he Hotel ColOfficials in a Middle W ester >
| who owns property hoy is th e g r e a t e s t n a tu r a l r e
miMKing
funds
local
ml.
Denying
Gold is contained in nil soil \vat •
A rm s, I in*., a n d I r v in g Mer
inivei.sit.y a r e u vged lo t o m
stall* nit' c onsidering u law wlm i
proposed improve- source t h a t God h a s given to tho
er, b u t in Mich small ipiantities |;Mi
_ agtiim.i th e f.’ew I'utnlun this, C yilo S’. l'!di|buin, chief of j
iiinmle'Cn fe a t 7 o i lock toi)
will
i-xquiif
th
a
t
the
f
in
g
e
r
prin*
to this width an.I people of uny c o u n try , he said.
1'iiL. petitions allege thill det*H'ti’.u i of I'lttMinifrli, credit •. 'o r ihe piirpu*** o* ni g a n i l i n g ’fi
(,f ,i man nccninpiiny his signal i n t h a t no process Inn yet been deit he made 2 1 feet.
Dr. C a r r o t h e r s d r e w from his
vised for rerovering it p m lilu h ly f },,. luitit-; g.j\i» imhlic perforui- Hit* ease to hi : depilI'llileut.
H n i'.e rsity of F lorida Club.
mi official ilm tim ents.
highway Cummin- well of expe rie n c e In boys' work
___ _______________ —— ---------- - — . ; i.ees of two of B erlin’s songs lust
R a y m e r F, M a g u ire of-0^1
in h a n d lin g his subject. His work
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Oct. 2(5.
; March which re su lte d in in ju ry ta
pre sid e n t of the s t a t s a lu t
i »nd the commisison has in N ew Y o rk w hile h e w a s a t Co — (/P)— Dr. F. A. H a th a w a y , c h a i r
.Hie p r o p e r ty r ig h ts »nf Berlin to
locintlon, -nml R a lp h ’ S to u t
P*y 1,1r the im|irove- lum bia U n iv e r s ity and in Cleve m an of the S ta te Itoad D e p a r tm e n t
!., sum of not lens th a n $2f>n and not
uf (TnlncsvIIle, oxecutlvo iioiiij
/ ,t*Bl " f 1« feet wide land, O., w h o re he w ns connected to d a y m ade public le te rs he had
• xeced $5,000, in ouch ciikc.
ur.fvuiiitioii
w il\ ,B3j|||
T A L L A H A S S E E . Fin.. Oct. 26 <>f th e
J.une half miles within w ith tho “ Big B r o th e r ” movement, w ritte n to c o n tra c to rs a t w o r k on
npciijtcrs.
~
Govcrrlor Jr'lifi W. M a r ti i
fu rn ish e d som e of th e incidents he road projects in St. J o h n s nnd
Orio o f ihu chief object?1
le f t h e re thin nftermron en ruulo to
T A M PA , F la., Oct. 20.— (A’l— Table:
Highway Commission ro la te r.
F ra n k lin counties w a r n in g th e m
u
n
iv e rsity clulv» is e iv t
W e st Palm lleaeh to open t h )
T he s p e a k e r told of th e grow th t h a t they m u st speed up th e c o n The sto rm o ff Now Y ork passed
1 Vu‘(1 T’ Wi»l'ams,
boyn
to enl’e r (he
cvorglnilen conference th e re T liurrA tla n ta
hal h wishes to of Rollins College, which he said struction.
j ’lorida upon grmlnntioii
n o rth w e stw a rd to d a y followed hy
d a y m on iin g .
B irm in g h a m
.
54
A. J. H o ffm a n , of Jacksonville,
FO N DU LAG, Wis., Oct. 20.— (/P)
f S ? S V he w<‘rk in opened th is y e a r w ith a n increased
fchool, acc o rd in g to Mr.Aq
cold w enthdr. a lo n g th e A tla ntic Boston
T he chief executive, who d e p a r t[but that the storm sew7ti
w as told t h a t forces e n g a g e d south
' ‘ I —Old Bill Maxwell h a s rounded
a tte n d a n c e o f 45 p e r c e n t
mire, w hoenrrived honi'thhfvj
od
a
day
e
a
rlie
r
th
a
n
he
h
a
d
con
coast said W. J . B e n n e tt, govern C h a rle sto n ..............
(12
out his 54|h y e a r s a t tho. atntc
lu g fpr tho m eeting. I | i f i [ [
M em bers o f th e b oys’ w o rk com of St. A u g u stin e w e re “ w holly In
| prison a t Wiiupun. Ho ia 80. y e a rs te m p la te d , plunnod to go by J a c k - nnd a d v a n ta g e s of enrolling;]
It Uk ; n’onths before m itte e of t h e RbtoiVv Club briefly a d e q u a te ,'’ and t h a t proje c ts 48 a n d m ent m eteorologist, In his daily C h i c a g o ...........................10
W Job starts. The citv
.....................70
I old a n d is r,pending Ids Inst d a y s tonvillo to nttoml to sortie Jiorsoii49 on which th e y w e re w o r k in g report. T e m p e r a tu r e s
in Florida D enver
for the laying of ta lk e d cn t h e su b je c t of helping w ere f a r behind the specified tim e
D es Moines
........... 4K
in th a in f ir m a r y , a w a i t i n g dcntji.
the boy to develop his c areer. They
were low f o r th e season. Tam pa Galvoston
....... 70
(rs and gutters. I t
M axw ell is u m a n of m ytttcry P a lm Bench tom orrow .
of
completion.
The
fill
a
t
M
oultrie
w ere S. 0 . S hinholse r, c hairm an of
reported 51, Ja cksonville 44 with K a n s a s City ...
;....
51
O th e rs of tho ho a rd o f cpmmLs*
i -.
;
(o
a
n
d
h a s n e v e r spo k e n nnlusn spoltcreek,
th e
c h a ir m a n
s ta te d ,
f according to Ms. Wil- th e c o m m itte e ; F r e d T. /W illiam s
MURDER SUSPJ3CT3 1
light f r o s t, a n d Miami sixty. I t M e m p h i s ........................ 52
1 “ en ^o. More th a n luilf u c e n tu r y sioners of th e everglade* d r a in a g e
should
be
placed
in
tim
e
to
allow
and Rev. M o r tim e r Glover, who is
•• '.
_i-------.y
Newf O rle a n s .........'..60
" i ngii ho killed u m a n o v e r a w om an, d istric t, w hich will be in Henslon
L ^ tlve thut the city
p ro b a tio n
o ffic e r
of
Seminole i t to settle before h a r d s u r f a c in g was w a r m in g up o v e r t h e lnkc r e N 4 w Y ork .................. 00
” | and a s h e r if f saved a im f r o m being d u r in g tho conference, w ill leave
cH tL tlC O T H E .
Comn,V°nf# lf th" S U te county. M ilton C. H addock, sc out is appliod. •
gion, Ohio a n d M ississippi valleys
O k lahom a C ity .......... 80
(/P)—Tvru
bolleVs'* *
i lynched by a crow d t h a t h a d s t r u n g f o r th c g a th e r in g to m o r r o w .
Dr.
H
a
th
a
w
a
y
toid
th
e
B
e
n
n
e
tt
P F e b S jJ . l* t0 let
and the) m iddle G ulf States. A n R a l r f g h ........................ , 6 0
m a s t e r o f t h e B oy Scouts, told of
I
him
t
o
a
tree.
and
Montrosp
Hjokm
*.
---------------)--------th e w o rk b e in g d one by his o r g a n Construction C om pany, of D othan, a r e * of high b a r o m e te r o v e r w est B aR L a k e C i t y ...........70
lumbufl,
sought'.hero
i
“
I
Sinco
thon
ho
ha
s
r
e
fu
se
d
to
a
s
k
D
A
N
G
E
R
O
U
S
BO
M
B
F
O
U
N
D
Ala*, t h a t a delay in t h e complei Par Kj KETs C A Itn s
ization.
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Oct.
20.—
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A
tion of P roje c t 692 in F r a n k llq
l i d o .............................40
wish ho m ig h t die in prison, li e bomb, w hich e x p e r ts declared Con Dan Garrott, OetolT'
cooler w e ^ t h f f nVsir th « plains
H O U S E C t o t a l J R B S L A B O R IT E c ounty would not bo to le r a te d 1. H a
gjkhlbgtdn ............... 52
ha s n o t soon tho o u tsid e w orld f o r ta ine d e n o u g h d y o n m lta to blow captured at F
told both contractors t h a t f u r t h e r sta te s a w L .tty Bofcjqr M ounta in re^ ‘ Sirnn’’ ° f t ' 26’~
74
up* a big ijiictlon o f l o w e r .. Now V i r g ^ x v - ’tij
delays would re sult in t h s c o n tr a c ts
^ 8‘* Uuls National
LOn W
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CONTINUE BLAST BALANCE OF CASH'
OF ACCUSATIONS; IN WAV? CASE.
TALESJF HEROIC | HOi/ITAl, BOARD
ACTS IN STORM [WILL " '- " I WITH
TOLD BY RESCUED'CITY
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Company
Will Apply For A
Charter For Cotton
Paving Job Boys Are Greatest
llayed When [Natural Resources:lh"
yer Objects Says Rollins Dean
™'m
*“
Sued by Song W
r i t e r '?,'*[ h"J ......... .....’j
U’ Of Florida Clul
Will Be Orgaiup
At Meeting Toni
State Road Work
Must Be Speeded
Up Says Hathaway
■TT*'1,11f,,r“width
M artin Leaves for
Conference Session
Weather Bureau Reports Storm
Passing Westward Over New York
(Prisoner Completes
High LowPet. \ 54 Years of Cell Life
ft lliit*"
bl!
c"%
. ir " 11110d0thia
'WS?1fre?t,0nof th«
,rain here
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L g i^ ,^ r
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rd High Prepares i
o r The Winter Garden
mme Two Weeks Hence,
~
T mchiganeleven
HAS THE EDGE INi
has an
‘BIG TEN’ BATTLE
sm
Dixie Leader
Three Elevens OfSouthern 100 PRIZES GIV EN lLarge Number Of
Conference Have Clean TO WINNERS IN A Class Stake Horses1
Slates End Of Sixth Week FIELD MEET HERE Named In Harness
Keen O m petilion on
Lighthousei
Scheduled at the
ELEVEN EASTERN Events
South Side Play Ground;
Was Badly]
Persons Witness Races
morcj
COLLEGE TEAMS
ARE UNDEFEATED
t h e SiH
i .m NCWOOH.
Flu., Oct. 2!1.—
(By Associated P re ss)
from
the
list of nominu! .Sixteen m em bers of the Southlions for the various s ta k e s which
, era conference n re p r e p a r in g th is
300
’d o - I recently, the 15, or
| week f"r conference g rid iro n e n
______
I day b a r ness m eeting o f the Sem iWASHINGTON,
counters S a tu r d a y , one intcrsectiohM o m than 700 boys anil girls nyia Racing Club which opens hero D a m a g e sustained'
al gam e was carded, f o u r m em anti a few r hilts a tte n d e d .the a!!- on November^ 11, will lie p a tro n - house service di
' bars wore to play te a m s outside
day track and field m eet at the i'/eii by practically nil of 'h e lend- h e r hurricane in
the conference, and one had no
c
.
|
S
outh Side play g ro u n d s Sntui dav. ing .-‘. aides and driv e rs of Lhe tr o t- cd today between
| ^ m ii1 scheduled.
?20(f,000.
' Th" sixth week of th e football j Victorious Teams S c . m m n f ; l}ir jz(,s w ir e aw a rd e d to about 1 0 0 ! .i" g i"'d peeing world.
An official xur
Schedules in Search
hoys Inn girls. Six events were
included a m o n g those nam ed to
mmikiii saw th re e
elevens
with
would he the lOItl
clean slates. A labam a leads in the j Hidden Dynamite in the p ro g ra m m e d u nde r the direction of! vie for the honors in the to u r out- ed and
f-tnge llghtt
!conference s ta n d in g with fo u r v ie -,
Klevens Yet to Be Played Mis i M ary Clark, d ire c to r of rue- •’ sta n d in g sla k e e vents to ho s ta g e d J
P
a
r
k
,
a
r
e
horses
h
a
n
J
c<inH
'-t'oc
ting tho
th e '
---------lories and no d e fe a ts, and
reation.
at Serninola
| F nivcrsity of T ennessee and v >r-j
Tile w inners were a s follows:
NR\V YORK, Oct. 25.— WP>—
ginia Polytechnic each have tw o |;|,.v0’n u n d e fe a te d e a s te r n college
H oik rs w ere given a s follows:
wins and -no losses.
' football te a m s n re sc a n n in g th e i- 10(1 yard dash, class 1: Milton
hidden | Robbins, first: MuTo.y lianm-r. til’.IV, •'nil Egan,
se a rc h
of
All three will m eet conference schedule in
charts for marinert]
diiiim, Harry* Scott, W a lte r
uMpoticnls S a tu rd a y in a continuu- d y n a m ite for every dog iuis liis sc.-ord; Kd Campbell, third, Clasf ta n d in g chart isioa
i. I.vinati llru -sie , W. T.
( | •t| I) f tI k- scram ble for the l!>2ti day.
|2; f!i-if§'ry If inlaw, first; Pal l.iFlorida cmi-t and
v
1 Rav, l„ Uglier, J. II.
|ilicrn gridiron cham pionship.
Yale by its defeat at thi h.-iniN i ,, j,., _ ■<(•!,I,]; .lames Mi Christ inn.
K cltv :’" n<' ,m,sl |l“ ">ns
Mallow,
ii. K
I ynan Meyers I i;
Mabama ta k e s on
Isilisiana of Brown is o u t of the list. I ti • third, t ’la-s
olty*j because of if-,.
,
in
'
and
D.
•
ore
being
7
to
0.
N
ext
S-.iturda'' i.- at Tuscaloosa, Ail.. Virginia
.1 T. ( ’a uphill, .-croud, .70 v a r I
111 l-V’
placement ..f
ilc . com this g ro u p T om m y
I I i n Imir moot- the F n iv c rsity v .ile plays A rm y, which swamp'-d «li!-l'.< !.i
I. Mdti'ii Robiiin-. Iit'sl:
New
(|f
i 1.1 iilurky at l.oxiIII'.i m. Ky„ and Boston U n iv e rsity 11 to 0 and h a (•ill <rt Willi;.no., second; Bill B a r Muiphy. W a lte r ( ox, and limner- m a de eventually
I n in !■■.' plays lI k- M ississippi. unt been defeated.
bie, th ird , ( lass 2: J u lia n Ponder j i n i s uilu-rv- ef sim ila r prom inence tim e the largo nns
H a rv a rd , in d e f e a tin g D a rtm o u th t . r s t ; J a m e s Stanley, second; H a r r y h a . e signiiied th e ir intentions of c u r r e n tly issued wifll
• Aggie- at. Starkvillo, Miss.
Hi to 12 fo r th e f i r s t tim e in four Hall, th ird , d i m s 7; Lyman Mc>-. being on hand for w ha t has been w ith pen and ink to|
■ Tim ('D iversity of N n th Caro l
years, show ed d e fin ite indications ers, f irst; J . T. Campbell, second, j generally conceded to lie the g r e a t- dan g e rs.
Iiiiii ami N orth Carolina S ta te come j of coining g re a tn e ss. W ith th e hope
Tliri e legged race. Class 1: M u r - j e s t ivinter h a rn e ss ra e in g m eotinu
gam e «*
a t■
1 f iK,n t intr
n*'.ftlier in th e ir annual K«.i,«
P rinc e ton two weeks
i liapel Hill, N. (•. ihiiI W ,,s h i.,g to n ,h(inc Hnrvftrd wj|, c n tr r tn ill Tufts ra y K a n n e r and G eorge M oye .jc v e r sta g e d in the h isto ry of th e E acthrook, Flivclu^l
Mallow.
and I .is; s G enerals will e n te rta in i n<,xt S n tu r d n y .
first. C arm en Woods and C ha rle s s l1" 1
Lucy c , opi'i |_2 j
The
following
is
a
list
of
tho
I *l" ‘ "iversity of \ irgiiim at l<ox-1 Hl, tWI,( visltlllff Hanover, can Tew second. Class 7; Pat L anier
! A tla n ta , < ( • ' . e’j
-la
k
e
nom
inations,
horse's
n
am
e,
| complete* the debacle being mini* and (B e g Kinlaw, first T h c o d ire record, ow ner and tra in e r.
i Steve
Build, Ftj
i In oth e r conference encounters,
jn<,t the D a rtm o u th season's -ftotyes and J a m e s McClellan, s e c
|
B
rothers,
<<i."r,s,bora,I
2:07
Trotfi.OOO
Added
Auburn and Sew anee will come to- Sl |(<,|„le, which s ta r te d prom ising ond; J a m e s D t i g g c r . and JanieI t'l e DaiFy. 2:07 l->. C.apt. J. j Kelly.
geiI,' r at M ontgom ery. Ala., Geor | v
S tanley, third.
i’. Nagle, t'oledo, ()., II. G ray.
j
L ittle Ii.Hiy, 2:07^
Broad J u m p , C lass I; (ieorge
l?ia ami I' loridn meet in their an
Navy will have a e h o n ie for re.
t h " s t c Mae. 2:(MJ 1-7. Will .Mor P. Nagle. Io.ido,
mini clash oil Georgia te rrito ry and ...... . a g a in s t th e husky Michigan Moye, Ft feet, I inch; .1. D. Drig
| Southw ard. 2:0KId
, ’I ubu.e plays host to the I'n iv e rsity i,.„m
week, which last y ear gers 12 feet, s inches; M u r " '. K a n i o n , Toll-do, ()., II. G ray
j C harleston, lilinnii, |
(
unl.iin
Dudley,
2:(t7
1
I.
O.
.1.
l"f
sb'.sippi at New Orleans.
, | . ; u H i e Middies for a dis ner, II feet. 10 inches, C!;;-s 2;
B m rs. West Point, lnd., J , H. Wal- I d>ilky Volo. 2:()83d,J
( i-o ig in Tech goes to
South a -Iro u s defeat.
Jo h n t'r a w f o r d , II feet, I. inches;
j G ra n d Rapids, .Mich,l
L'lll.
1 F*i in I. (m l, for I he fe a tu re inter-1 Colgj-te also has a m id-W est foe G re g o ry Kinlaw, II feet, (! inches;
The
S
e
n
a
to
r.
2:117
1-2,
Palin,
1
Poppy, 2:0ti 1-2, IL|
set lion gam e of lhe week witli m Michigan State.
J a m e s C h ristia n , I t feet, ( ’lass .7;
. N otre Dame.
*
J Hamjiorei! by the loss of Carr. irv m Hill, 12 f e e t ; I yinan Meyers. -i Inniiit A- Gleason, Chicago, S.■i g e r, Milwaukee,
J Miss McElwyn,2:41
' Palin.
Virginia M ilitary In stitu te goes i w,«o leads e a s te r n sc o re rs with .">!» 12 feet, 15 indies.
I H u rry Cp, 2:(H! 1-2, F. C. IVrin, McCmirtie. IDilas,To
' on!side the l onfeience for a g a m - |
S y ra c u se had pow er enough
Li i o- hurdles. Class 1; Malcomb
Jack Toddington,
Cini immti. Dliio, Ben White.
with Davidson and Vanderbilt and l**’^ *° p la s te r th e second defeat H iggins, f ir s t; Ed I’agi , second;
Bnrgero.i,
Rochester,|
E
a
n
a
Guy,
^’:0
i
I
2,
R.
Baird,
*M aryland meet non-con fere nee oplhe season on Penn S ta te til to i Edwin ( ampbell, third. C lass 2;
pr ;
.
„
,
For the la s t tw o seasons the!
H am ilton, Out., C a n a d a . Ben W hite. Brussic.
lionen,
Southw.
s
te
rn
I’resbvI*'in
“ r the flrRt q u a r t e r t h e >»uli i Ttt»ih-rii.«tkt»-«; ha v e ju s t missed ini
| P a t L anier, f irst; H a rry Hall, seeW o rth y i''nrliesl
W innie O ’VVynn, 2:(»'> 1-2. Dr. C.
imsylvaiiia d efinitely took th. |..u.i,
in S a n f o r d ’s te r r ito r y the
num ber e f g a m e s a g a in st more
terinn U niversity anil G allaudet,
.o n.. Stanley, third. Clasa 2; i.Mix, Mini'ic, link, Lon Mcltonald. McNutt, Oxford, Wis,
! ond; John
n-.
M
for
ea
te
r
n
honors
by
down
respectively.
l,of the tim e and Sanford was powerful i-pponents and they have |
’ | L aym an Meyers, f irst, J. T. C a m p - 1
2:07 P a c e - $2,500 Added
2:12 Pare—J2JS
i The U niversity of South Curo- ioR W illiam s 2(5 to 0. T h e g r e a t lu ll, se. ond; J a m e s Wilson third.
tP Vick m a n y times to pie- earned e v e r y th in g th a t lias come,
j
R
oger
C,
2:02
1-2,
A
u
stin
E
s
ta
Pat
T, 2:18 1-4, Cl
P e n n sy lv a n ia ’s a b ility comes
b e in g scored upon. One tim e p,
|
linn leaves the conference for a i 1" ’ 1
(Jirls
, brook, Cleveland, Ohio, W. Mallow. Butler, Pa., 11. S«tt|
gam
e
w
ith
the
Citadel
at
O
range^Saturday
when
tlic
M
agicians
wh'»
ary was forced to kick fro...
T ,1(>w' fuVMPinR lh e ehances of I
50 yard da sh, Class I; C hristine
Little El-anor,
Helene Direei, 2;(M 1-4. W. Ii.
do hidden ball tric k s in tho Peimh is own gon line.
Michigan, however,
believe the j Two Organizations Manufac burg, S. C. Clemsoa College lias no
Stoudeium
-yer,
f ir s t;
Dorothy ! P a r r is h , G ra nd Paiiids, Mich., H. Edm on, Memphis,Th
Ivnnia
back
field
m
a
tc
h
their
game
scheduled.
turing. Long Leaf Dense
th e f i r s t q u a r te r St. ( loud got
im-t
much ability th a t il is |
T hins Dii n t , 2,,4i
a g a in s t
Illinois
and ' Br< >ks. st-eond. C lass 2: Elsie 15r.'t'.’.
Sew anee provided S a tu r d a y ’s u)>- trickery
Pine (io into One Combine
HMC the goal a s 15 yard line but going to be difficult c o m b in a tio n '
j
Drew, !’•■ I ; Vera Wood, second
D'.irean,
W e t Pat |
Lit
i!»‘
Eleanor,
ltd
2
I.
Fred
KdF
r
o
s
ty
Peters.
With Offices in Manv Cities -et by holding the s tro n g Crimson | Piiiicetnn, a f t e r a 7 to d win | Class '.: Rnsalie P o p e / first-, lull moe, VIempbis, Tenn., F. Edmon. Walt on.
TW « s held fo r three downs and oil for llnVone to beat. Tlio line is!
I
nle
o
f
-Uribama
t"
a
2
to
II
m • i,;Vtn^'/ourth down a tte m p te d a place,,| o u tsta n d in g m Ibe c .n i
1’hias i tite c t , 2;0S I t.
I le ;tie
Pern! Irai.by, 2:11k
'o v e r Lehigh has a n o th e r hard foe | .ai I dash, i her- I; May Purdon
V. i i ' i f
I'leeing nt •• in pi ■; in ;■I " I* til- Tide, f.iv.itvd Io take Pc
m e a t kick hqt th e ball went wide. fe
|„
!m>| the l.m l.fu-bi
I in-; t ; C h ristin e Stoudenm ever.
Dor
'an.
W
c
I
Point,
Lnd
,
,J.
in
.
*
wart
Ii
mure.
ll.jncrson,
B!j)
old
i
ii
i
i
s
-ive
title,
had
c
n-i"
d
1be Duval Hi il.ling.
• 8 t . Cloud had a nice insorti. o u t n f , w jth n,,. | j;l. |, v p o s u o g <-f F u e l « ! i ifi*i *• i
• " .n e l l , a f t e r a week'-s lay-off, fi.ml; itorotliy BrooKs, lliinl. • ’i.is-s Walton.
j Walton.
i
I
n
."
s
tr
o
n
g
(-•■nt
eai'ers
for
.
Ii
■
.i.ci.
.
.
..I
tee
f
bo
ida
|
ic>
|
.(
.
. txick playH which m tied qiiite *i j m an, e a pot* nt v.capon, i ci*o
Pearl Tranby, 2:11 I
gel- b;u k into action a g a in st an 2: Very Wood, f ir s t; S a r a h M a x
I. R. R y - ] The Deuce, 2:013
Long l.i
Pine .Matii'i.n ! 'ircr . . I ' . i i i . p i o u s h i p ,
,)Wf«W nice g a in s while several pass- ,lj,|(.n ..|
ehampi-.n.diu. <la-lamii'iit rival,
Columbia,
which well, yecond; Elsie Drew, third. ners< n, W olf I-.|;md,
. J. II. ! Greenville. N. C, V|
Virginia
Polyteclniie
In-litute
n^ ^ W e r e comploUid for sl.o.t gains , Nt. xl y allll(, „ v
tas.e. lane co :inlet ■il Ilie ext ensio'i verti c P i - s 2: .Margaret W rig h t, f ir s t; Walton.
tioiim ed Duke 2 I to 0.
• Lula Koibe.i. -’ *1
of then; •ti g'ini.
li.ation over 'lie •ntire teined its riinm-r-up po-ilion in
The ability of Captain rhom psoii, H )|((V ()ff ri l>1ll
l(
Boston College, a f t e r w hipping V irginia P a r u e r , si'Coml, 50 yard
Wes!
B"'.:nd.
2:01*
II,
('.
L.
Ililde; Candler, A1
, lai'ta, (Ji,J
state. On the first of I le.'ember, Alabama by winning from Virginia •
• t breaking up these passes kept (t
' tlIlVtllilllI t „ Antlap..|is !.„•
Loiii- l'., bl to (i, la k e s on v.'i'l Irirdle-:.
C!a < I . Paulin.' brnrdt, .Martinsville,
( lino,
C. j Princess t i n q noj
•
5
to
(*
and
Ti
inn's
I'l-’s
ilandnig
The -;ioiinenin".\ er. f ir s t; M
H i'debrandt.
(ieorge Mi ('ail, Ton
*,
the ga ins from being mure
• tr y a g a in s t the Navy. c h i.. Slat. Pi i loanent offices will In; o cupi'd was not affected by Us 21) to 7 ’ ;■ M ‘-.-I \ irginia Wesleyan.
in the new B n nett Natii n.il Bank
^ • n .t e n t . C a p ta in Thomas ami Wheel< hil.;igo. ... ......... ..
d o die
.
..
, Holy Gross win over Western Pi i 1on, sei mul; Irene Mi-:
Joe Patch. 2:0!* I 2. Louis Huber, A. T. Morrison.
“ .... i-confer- 1 Maryland 20 to 1 I. fits the Massa
«r tor St. Cloud Played apleiidn , with Minm-^otss. while N erthw e • Ibid lit e. in c.itij'liirti-u With the ,ur>; ;,v' '' ‘
Cincinnati, *>hio, L. Huber.
1 Branden Ruler, 24]
Clii.-s
Elsie Drew, fil'd;
Southeastern Forest I'rndinls A
'
*
'•
4
.
. . .
jilun.etts team for Davton Uni- gaiet Wright, second.
Robert Direct, 2:02 1-1, Ii. H. [ Schmidt, Chicago, IB
decided
in its
Us i v
ln t1ht,, buckriM‘la 'i!!'1
1vi '•i „i lias
bus na de
nied edge i..
I irn t'iinu* hack from it*
while \\ -t V irginia hopes
K'j. o f f several nice gains. T h o m a s at i te s t with Indiana, twice delontod.l siiciatiiiii. an entire wing of (in
T hree legged race, class !; Edna McAnnich, Louisville, K.v., N. Rav. j Riley, 2:07, Fred(
i^v. one time run through the ce nte r Purdue also has a non-conference building being reset veil for the two slump of the previous week ae.d i t s i f „ p better thin gs a g a in st Missoni'. i Rivers and Pauline Cr.iw I’.ii 'l, first
latla Forbes, 2:011-2, II. T . , polis, iiid., S. I’alin.
21 to 0 beating, at tin- hands "t’ |
.of the lino for 15 yards before be- game, with Indiana S ta te N orm al, j issoeiat ions.
Candler, Aiie.nta, Gc... F. Egan.
| Judge I.ev'bum. 2:R|
!
P
a'ilm
e
Stoudeiiineyer
a
n
d
Ini-/,
NF.W SEAT TLE I'KDBK
nft run down by Mobley.
This
_______
__ ____
The Florida Dense Long Leaf Alabama, by winning from the*
Phil
O'Neil.
2:02
7
I,
.1.
P.
Barry,
Providence. P. k.'U
|
TTiompson,
second;
C
h
ristin
e
StouGenerals of Washington and I
by | SEATTLE, Oct. 22. id*.
fetlow sim ply would n r . be st >pi>cd I . . . .
. .
1 T nt
i Pine Manufacturer orgaer-atnei !
Hartford,
Conn.,
W.
T.
Cro/ier.
!
The i'on'i.'..n
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1
d<
a
m
e
y
e
r
ami
C
a
th
e
rin
e
V
’inccnt.
a P* to 7 mitrgin.
I vestigainms of charges that supJ S l m a n y tim e s broke th ro u g h and j 1 U l a n e L l V C S I J D 1 0 an organi/Mem " f the forme,
T
heodore
Guy,
2:02.7-1,
CkitaF
foregoing
1 cs w«i|
jtliiid . Cla.- i !!: Elsie Drew and
\ .'iiderbilt's ( ..mmodni c
" |- |pert' rs of A. Scott Bullitt. Washt h r e w Sunford back for nub t:.n- 1r_.
w
i Honda Dense Long I." if pine
Luudiiigton, Rochestor, N. Y.. S horse and a: iii'.ldtc^
A
m
liey
Holl-'it,
f
ir
s
t;
Rosalie
Pope
q'lereil Georgia by a I I t" 17
re.j mgton Stall Democratic nominee
Palin.
of Jack, onville,
] losses.
Johnson a t M».'f'U*r J 1 1 ^ 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 B y L O S l I l g ! .Maiillfa-tiil'i is,
will be re<|.aicil ,P*I
i ami M a rg a re t W rig h t, second.
n
A id.urn defeated Tulane 2
1 for United States Senator, vvcrei
r ^ t . Cloud dcnionstrateil th a t b- rg.
....
n
A
ii.nl t.ie .'■olilh Florida De i>e i'lmFa n n v Direct. 2:07 1-1. IF Snrew s t a r t . All tsiir.iuit*
the
Mississippi Aggies
I.
a ieailv
;.jH-nd $-700,000
ready to s)>enil
7200,0(10 in support f| Cb-.srweter
Free caitsew 'V S andusky. Ohio, A. T. a i o r n "ii.
' 4 clover field general and Ins
0
1
!^ S llir(l< iy
M.iniifiu turei •. ,•!’ Tampa.
ing fees will lie aiUrdf
game from Louisiana Stale.
" f his candidacy, was to open here j :on s ( Ic.irW'il-r Harboi, will Ic
N orm a n (! r a t ton, 2.02 I
.1 ano-i'itt of tne i>ur:«l
itfnjr was exceptionally good.
|
^
~ ; John |i; „ks Harris, for many
I n o th e r con fc retire game.-, \ ..: t Ii today under the direct ion of Sena-1 n .••»\ for use latte,- pari of March,
Gleason, William port, P.t 8. Pa- i divided as ! •.1lows: t
'or Sanford, EnLZTitlngcr played j N FAV ORLEANS, La., Del. 27
,;.ca n idiruifinl with the J. Ray Carolina lost to Maryland I I in 7,
tor
(
buries
L.
MeNary,
Repuidi-j
.laid,
.onville
Floiidu
State
lia.
1the winner. 25 per c«
I.umber
Company,
of Kentucky won from Florida Is Io
* » best g a m e on the line while [|/]*i Tulane University lived yi^ tinold
Fair in lie held here, November P.i
2:12 Trot $2,500 Added
"1
ond horse. .ml HI P<
ftxwcll, stodsbery and Mobley {„ -,|| gridiron tradition when He y ,G i'v e laud, and with the Ford Mo 12 and Virginia Military l mlilule can ot Oregon.
Ohm
Ro-e,
2:111-1
Austin third.
l^Fymmcle several nice gainr. Captaio j |o ,t io Aubuin by n 2 0 core IIn-1 t ,»r t 'ompany, m Jacksonville, and defeated North Carolina State 7
F O U N D H ID IN G IN H O U S E
t --^-V^lttmpson and Mobley both sta r -. result of a safety after a bloeki d |more n ■i-nt Iy with the Sou lb Flor- to 0.
Found hiding in a bmi. o, Steve [
_
s i
1 on ^ 0 defense.
, kick.
lain Den e Pine Mnniifaetuieis, i.
South Carolina defeated < l-m
game was clean on both The Green Wave dcdicatid a new j ccrelary of the new assoeiuticn. -on 21 to 0 in a mid-week game lice he ndqunrtct . this
b
m orning
7. I..•ndvi' l. , of Jack .onville, for . lif t Thursday. The Univrsi*, of'nntl ....
gldcs but ua a whole the game was j $200,000 stadium and fell beloii iisiiintli and I
past Ih month |*i"i iinenlly I Mississippi |».d to Drake 1'iuver-1thi-atr.
•-VtjrtPe of the Hpectaculnr and nut, the Tigyrs under a new rule that
la-bed
A nnie t
•u* fie ! « it h H e
In te re stin g . The St, Cloud a -iiVty is m:i le whi n the bull g o e .
Pin- a-tivi j it y i f Hi- North ( ntral «. i’. •- ! Walk-r,
A w d Fu r t h e r m o r e ^ — , i a m im
"*ia' i. according ,
T h a t ncse OF!
uvei
the
It
cfmliilg
goal
line
a
a
l
«
;
ill
!
•
•
•
a,
.-mi.
_
ftl proved them selves t c bo w r y
il a " Ii Mr. i i"n i' by a .7.7 (o 15 .cor" in the fen-! to die <
Cib !.
! he cut- t
Hat r;
s p o r ts m a n like and were verv t -n ir ail <•( a block-d kick.
Fa v o r o f A R&ductTiom iw '^ T R e e V
I l o f cro:.. co.mt C; i nconnti •■! t h- l i i ng !■
i ri'giit in tin 1
I ulaic- I ■ t three opportuni! <•
J p ^ p ^ b iio tutvard tilt S anford ti'iii.'.
I h" Fit i *a ] ten .. Pin.- M.inu " 1l’k.
i v •.; " i ’
R A lL U )A V Jw ' t f e L E P H O M E >— E L e C T R l C L I G H T
N in th S tre e t.
-A*7tuniber of Sanford people vvei. l i . oil. t.'U'chdovvii - wlien l’" ' v\ il l t a .OUT;- ii'.iin.aili a f i ll "I fa'll
•Jo CLAIM H
I a sees on el* over Ibe gol lili- ' .-1•i't 'en!::ll‘.e , who l int .{ant|y
6AG a n p ujaTe r r a Te ^ , ' b v J o v e 11
'pre se n t a t the game.
wero
11
.."i.ipletc.
In
addition
to
5 0 U V E M IR
give s i r / i i . i . c i.iitiu ;.ir,., a r r h - '
Sanford, 0.
St Cloud, 0.
CPAUSe foR. CHEEPS ^ vois. Iti FACT X AM.
le..i:ij; the nmUst the Green Wave ;-.'ta, city aeil conn’y comiiiissionC H IC A d o FW
Moa-'s
V'-. E h ix m ln g e r
(IqXRnL-V IH FAVOR OF CORRECT MG AHV
sufieiTil the 'mis of Cupt. Gamble 1 1 -, and m any other., m te re rte d in*
P a lm e r and Eddie .Morgan through mjurie
M * SPf«r
Guild ing.
c iv ic o r PouT c a l ir r i TaT oM/Tha T HA^
Keen in the encounter.
K > " .,T ap cy
They will n ■.
O
th
e
r
tra
d
e
c
\te
n
m
n
m
tiv
itle
s
i
B arngcr be serious enough • > kei them -iii
a JeMDBMCV To THOJA^T ”tH e PROGRE^^
V ‘- Said.
B R A D E N T O N . FI. . (let ;:7 ,_ days, it was said
i
-.. . F o rd h a m
Helm i f the game with Mis; issippi l u i ' lll'le the m ailing ef h tl-i-. :,i w - j
ArtD UJ6LFARE OF Tni^S GREAT c f f y AMP
J'I*! i 11** \\ l nJ ( o:i. I »• ’ f ) .r.ikTUl*.
O f lir c r s ,,f the league follow:
i v person \. le. I -k' . >,ut a I iti Id
i'.- N p rd g re n
F l i n t ' veisity on Salut'd. \
Pre
i.ilent,
I.i.
ii-.
I,a
near,
te
r
,
Sar|
Oieoibi i big tin,, \
,,f
iT e moble citizens l / l ~ ~ (^a n o Ther Si alo.i ; Snaltr and Fishei ; In.wed lb "'g and lovn as ociali n, a . well w ith
. .BUHnoff
even a r o ta ; vice-pre- iilent, J o h n Dailey, j
T hom pson ( O
.1"bust M j rarest form for Auburn with qua;, .' p o ste r and n ew spaper r ivurli:;- lig h t lilie s, wilt open a
PAUSE, AMO Mo’^eSpoMSE])
s e c r e f n iy - tr e a r u r y .
months schedule on N oiftiiner I, C learw at.-r:
Tyson i) starting line bucks just outside ol i.ii*'.
(xwell
e L e c ie D ^ ^ J
e g a d A - a V ole Fo r m e is
M arvin M cCarthy, T a m p a ,
Each j
Wheeler tackle. Their forward passes were
Tim membership of the associn-Jareording ti an itiuiouncomcnt. by
ry
of
the
p
a
r
tic
ip
a
tin
g
cities
a
p
p
o
i
n
t
1
V o u Hc l p l
A
SeooeL
a
d
p
e
d
To
t
h
e
.
Thi'iiia ( c ) j not so successful while lbase ut iii.it inehidt's; Brookx-Scank.n Cor- nliicials of the lengtii
bUy ,
a m em ber to the board of d ire c to rs 1
y
,
cRouon
o
f
J
u
s
T
i
c
e
e,
i
oat
ion,
E
ast
p
o
r
t
;
SI.
\
t
id
tew
s
Payne (Tub the Greeiiic; were belter oil ex
ffJciale:
The li'iigm . v. bicb last •: c held
T H D a ’s
U m p ir e , W r ig h t (Rollins); ci i»t when needed must in the en t'.iy Lum ber Coni|ian,\, f l u r m a n ; a membership of („m,
adw ords,
Pul until I.um ber Uompituy, Jnck- misrion of Palmetto and Winter
Llnentun, Godwin ( S t e t s o n ) ; |emy territcry.
O w C to ’,
m a To r
otiville; W. ( ’. Sltcrm ao ( ompnny, ( Haven, fit bung; Hi,- H'.-i i. def t n , Bans amt I.aing.
The Tula lie team showed a-gen
CLUBlJ
<5a v TMs r ,
eral lack uf punch when they g.u ' L :''i e Wnles; J. II. Griffin Lumber I elat ed a; tenia! iv.'.
.near the goal line and while they [ 'Vnpaay, llolopa w ; J. Ray Arnold I The present ncirher-lnp is ai
* -----n ---------- -----------M IA M I, Fla., Oct. 23;— (/P)
d ipm T
'wire always u turvut, no scores re Lumber Com puny, Grovelaml; T he follt v/s: Tampa, t. Petit i . eg. H ugit t u r n e r , 28. F lorida
E ast
Wow
ling
Com
pany,
Odessa;
J.
W.
h fus a of
I Lakeland, Sara tola, Braii-nioa, C oast Railw ay sw itc hm a n, died ;
sult i J.
p R O M I^ tP
• Couch Shuugluiessy will have to McWilliams Com pany. Fort My Clearwater, Palmetto and Winter oa rly to d a y a t a local hospital
eveRfihihG ‘
j continue working hard with his ers; R. !,. O nvlittg *'■ Sole,:; ,Bra- Haven.
fr o m injuries r.nffercd y e s le td in
Warranty Deedx
0U T A w a r m ] W lL LT oiK M eD ^6
dintMti;
Fo-hee
Lum
ber
(
’"inputty,
■ 8 0 . ' Chase to Roy F. Symes, j "lie, which showed g n at improve‘w hen he w as stru c k liy a t r a i n ,
Each
eluh
in
the
l.-jc*.u-»
will
aT c K n; Willow; Russ Lum ber ( ’omiiany,
CURE «Kf Al
V W/MTeR/*
loU'T, 2, 3, 4, 5, block 1, Bdftir. j meat over the Iasi ivv,» games hut
have a six-man team with f,.ur al- w hile w orking beside a railroad
Accadia;
Indian
l.iua'.liec
jt'nmtr a c k at Buena \ ista. a .suburb.
lu lg e r Fletcher Realty Co., to j which still leaves something t" be
.i f ‘j
P'ltiy, !VT'-y City; b* •\ C nt to I turnalus, it i., stated. The first six
T u r n e r w as ra id to have stepped
Dk W. Bylger, lot 25, block f>|desired.
|
teams
will
bsubject
to
challenge,
t ’lMapa.", iJa.'tow; In-', ;.v ill" I MUllin
th
e
pal
it
of
a
I
rain
while
signal
Ini. Ternfce
*
lie will have a whole vviek at
and in this munner. it is said, cal'h
Magnolia Heights to IJarry Lee, home to d ■ this uic.; prior to' lh- ''O' C'.m.ianv. Keysville; Rio l.itin- player will get a chance for first llbtf to the e n gineer of a n o th e r Io
i A
her Company, Stunt t; and Lyon
comotive.' on which he had be.'tt i
101 Franklin T e r m -?. *
j Olu Mis s ganu
Saturday when |
place.
Pute
t
'.
nipauy,
Ode.-'
•
:.
/
w orking on th e a d jo in in g track
" gnolfa H eights tne., to A. W, Cojuh Homer Hazel will b rin g liisj
Opening November 1 :n 1 c.ni- T u r n e r was a na tiv e of Dennison, j
Jot
00,
N.
20
fv
S
l
lot
100
1
cha
rge
s
to
New
Orloada
to
pi
Jr.,
Orjthido -- bl00,()l)o j*. be spent tlmiing until the first week in T exas, hut had been living recent i
| form in flic new stadium .
Jin Terrace.
•velir-i,uc
Sitiiltiiido Springs anil inline, each of the eight teams will ly nt New S m y rn a , Florida.
T ulane is not fa rin g ns we I
t , D, Davison to Mr^. C atherine
meet cnch of the other entrants
park.
XUlIt 111 I'll
ill. tin.i season
ijCrext sub- )'*
»r|pr(
twice,
Yf^nco ut home and imp ) I,nke
Lakeland
Highland
Uftln
lost to,
fo circle^ T h l
“ hooqd. Matehe^yytJU be playm
UVxiuxtMtiff H t v
ol
"“ Vweeks, according to te
«•
in s. The exact sohe
«
By Bill Du Bone
fMh-X scoreless tie Kami* record -1
,'ih# fam e S a tu r d a y w ith St. |
Sail ford H igh g rid d e rs t o -1
I P
begin p r e p a r in g f o r ' t h e
.Jtfden gam e, Nov. (1. The
open d a te this week.
M fa m e with St. Cloud S a tu rrtT M T W p o o re st cxhijiltlon ,,
,,
. . .,
.. , ,
„
the te a m has made fftia year, i •S o ™e [ r o P h d > t *S a >. *h e , ? “ **
h it m u s t he said t h a t S t . | W o n t
Ik* D ecided Dot'll
did have n b e tte r team than j
M ich ig a n M eets O h io S ta te
Ifxpettcd.
j
In U ltim ate T e st, N o v 13
'p id H igh has only one alibi!
“ “
„„
’n and th a t is th e playing f (
*,e l ‘ ^ 1--3
ft* t h f t w c v s t t h a t could p o s - ! ^nct! f,,r r<,,,| lml1 s\ '',r"
y in the
ip had. T he field w as V e ry ! n i >- T,‘" ,,nl,' w v k ,M
uniU'r '
a n d sandy a n d w ith d u s t so j w” y b u t to some obrervers it is 1
i
that
,,v,‘r
»lu-*>l.-.utin^.
a t the players a t tim e could
only
Miehi/art:
Some prophets set
be reen. S a tu r d a y w as a
y for footbull for the heat in tin- wriling on the wall, but
e x tre m e ly hard on the play- others are hi.-ping a w eather e \ e i
and w ith the h e a t and the on l lie cloud H" dlisl Ohio s ta l" I Id slowing the boy* down they kicking li|>, and -ay il won’t be
could not got sta rte d .
i o v ir until these leading contender:.
m l ' l l n g a m e w as a slow a f f a ir from *"a ‘ '' <ach ol hi r for t lie u ltim a te
W b t o finish w ith >•«"*•«
many "ti.....
time lest on Nov. 1.7.
£ wrti’V called by both tenins. From* Michigan, last year cnnfe retire
b e g in n in g of the g a m e until victor, lias an im pressive s ta r t
l« n d the constant fumbling of j with victories over Minnesota and
‘-Sanford backs kept down the j Illinois, while Ohio's decisive dethat should have been made, [fe a t of Iowa, lias made it the lav:’ the start of the gum e il looked o rile contem porary <>f the WolverSanford would score w i t h o u t 1ines.
trouble when in the first n u a r V r l Although these tw o have a de
F rank Sm ith is c a p ta in of the
Maxwell went around left nnd for i
,• Jgc in the running, three
football
80'yards ond a few m inutes lu lf r o th e r rnfrrohct* tra in s :•till arc l!'2(> Kentucky S t a t e
w y y N in t around the opposite end fo r j a m o n g
possihilitie i.
in c lu d in g ! eleven,
He weighs 170, is fast
V ' 4 6 : yards which w as im mediately Marthw. stern.. Wi- e.,ns,n and Pur <""1 « ,,ur<i
>" ‘""m*
fpDowed by a ten yard run off left I due. I’leiitv ..I* fans a re who,.,dug |
»'«>'. This is S m ith ’s
ta& lo by Stodesbery. Then th e ’ ,t up for the B oilerm akers who I »>«ir.l y e a r on the te a m . He plays
f d fa b lin g began and continued 1have de m onstrated the ir w orth mm "> ,tl(’ »*<n-kfi.-l.l ami is expected
lend one of the s tr o n g e s t team;
through the game. T h a t was the • two le.ifcr. m e battlefields, bold
Dixie this fall.
*.':0n» threat that the Sanford team jng Wisconsin to a scoreless tie a
Ni-inWe d u r in g th e e n tire g am e w ith [ w,
aK„ am | then coming to Chi-,
'i'Vktttj[po««lblo exception of n 25 y a n lJ ,..,K„ t „ give the Maroons a drub- by Mobley which followed an J |,jj,g
|.,.a week end.
1
Jmm
r
. •..
i“H
X
DENSE PINE MEN
MERGE BUSINESS
ALL OVER STATE
IW*L.
’
:OUR BOA RDIN G H O U S E
\<o A
M
H£ AIM’T
1
West Coast Golf Club Is To Open
Its Winter Season On November 4
IVjiami Man Is Killed 1
By East Coast Train
Legal Records
T * TF C
^ rr
rrY,"
m
im
�KTTT
ostpo»»dd> H f lj r * ; ! ,,
to have been given op tho
night by the Gulf Coast
_______ _______tenant* keep op and week end« ana some people
1your property' as If it was their even want to go out o f town for Highway Association, M s
| own. Others tear it to pieces with their circus—they don't w ant them >ccn put off to that time, accord
ing to an announcement.
the {dea that it belong:;S to the in Sanford, so they say.
A few years other 1fellow and makes no par- thrf answer? Forget it.
BO thought that unless ticular difference to them. If you
_ (ways w ent right demand a high rent you are a rob.tgwn that <we would ber and if you are willing to take
million aoQars from n reasonable rent you are a sucker
jgthroiTgh. We over- . nd will be treated as such.
, .passing through” for
--------G ray hair how ever handsom e,
.they do when they are
Tho truth about the m a tte r is
denotes adv a n c in g age.
We all
trip between two given that we certainly need houses of
the^ w ant anything in all kinds and we need them badly.
Poland— T h e r e ’s n o th in g of the know the a d
. they stop and g et it and We can never have a la r g e r city sla c k e r a b o u t the h e n s-o f th is sec v a n ta g e of a
ie they beat it as fast as here unless we have homes fo r the tion. S ta n le y Wolf, local resident, y o u t h f u I a p
A1‘to the point of destine- new people com ing in to live. We ha s placed upon display a la rg e pearance. Your
r..j
need money that we enn borrow egg from his poultry y a rd . The hair Is your
1 ------ —
•
and we need clearing houses here e.rg is of th e double v a rie ty , with charm . It makes
■* nc# ■*
*
•
ta k e ou r m o r tg a g e s and a sm all one inside th e largo cme.
or
m a rs
the
If you atart out to- that
go on building houses
race.
When it
g d .to Tampa and want to "Hof
j t * 1 lT a h i m y and' get back b u tf f e w people will ever he found
Jacksonville — “ Buddie”
B r a n fades, t u r n s
frld be tlckUd to death If who
willing to invest money in non, 2, escaped w ith only a sc ra tc h grny and looks
lid not have to traverse th e houses unless th e y can bo assu re d or two when th ro w n th r o u g h the streaked, ju st u
F o f any city betw een the of a reasonable r e tu r n on tho ln- w indshield of tho e n r his m other, few applications
You would save at vestm ent. I believe th e real soluMrs. L. K. B rannon, w as driving. of Sage Tea and S u lp h u r enhances
> minutes In skipping Hon to the a f f a i r is in our buildT h o nutomobilo collided) w ith n its appearance a hundred-fold.
Kjsslmmee, Lakeland and ing and loan associations nnd wo
Don't sta y g r a y ! Look young!
'• enroute.
The same should conccntrntc on them, put s t r e e t car.
E ither j i r e p a r e th e recipo nt home
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
DAY BY DAY
IN FLORIDA
}
go o ff end engdgo in a gamo of
Kidneys cause backache! Nol
Your bnckoche is caused by lumbago. rheumatism or a strain and
tho 'quickest r t ■■ ■
lie f is soothing,
penetratlng _St.
J
b Oiff Rub
i t ^ r i g h t on your
n a in fu l back, nnd
I n s t a n t l y th e
soreness,
stiff
n e ss and lam e
ness d isappears.
D on’t s t a y c rip
pled! G e t a 35
c e n t b o ttle of St.
Ja c o b s OH from
y o u r d r u g g is t. A
m o m e n t a f t e r it
is applied you'll
om ier w h a t bcche o r lum bago
solitaire. Even that dots not al
How cat) I be
ways work, but when it doos the
Is
the question ev»r»i
end more than justifioa the moans.
herself
The Rn,w*
But when « m a n w ith o u t a n y
radlunt, glowing hUh
such provocation Just d e lib e r a te 1** oyes, clear complexly
sitH down and, w ith malice of f o r e
animation, rhako for ’
thought, sp re a d s n docl; of enrds
time. What women r
out in front o f him a n d th e n w o r weak and run down. M
ries his brains o u t t r y i n g to w ork requisites for good 10
the cards in sequence fro m one
Pierce’s Fnvoritc p^!
stack t« a n o th e r j u s t f o r tho cupveritable boon to woorf
I Th,>n l,ierc is a n o th e r excuse f o r . - j ; ” , fun ()f tho th in g , w hy th a t
solitaire which m akes it p e r f e c t l y ; m(m hj)s ROt j u st a bout a s m uch ihg from pny malady 1
their sex. It i, m&4t
| ju stifia b le .
Tnko th e case nf a . ^ of fun fta n f jKh has of fu rs.
long known to the Imliani!
m an who is m a rrie d to one of these (
O ; course, fellow who ow ns nn fully blended by chorafcb]
p e rp e tu a l p h o n o g ra p h s t h a t n e v e r |
Essex Conch never has to r e s o r t to Pierce’s I/aboratory.
run down. • Such a mun find* **iguess solltglr# m ust have been
Invented by some men who was
confined in e cell ell alone and
who'finally became wearied of Ills
I own, company, I have seen met:
whoso company would he worse
than solitnire, and these men *'ho
j so completely boro other peoole
| must' not find themselves very enj tertaining hour after hour.
lence ns scarce in his home ns any
a ilm e n t o f th e hum a n body which
listcrine is now touted up to cure.
T he only w ay he enn g r a b nny .«>l-
solitaire to e n te r ta in him self.
Yours,
BILL.
Baldwin —
under d
— Adv. e i r c t new $ 17a,Quo |lr;(i
I
pain.
Hi use for <15 years fo r lumbago,
backache, sciatica, n e u ra lg ia , rehum atism o r sp ra in s.
A bsolutely
harm less. Doesn’t b u m th e skin.
~
or get from a n y d r u g s to r e n hot!™ , 1« to Tampa. T hey do c a r r y o u t the details.
j P c a ln — Oca a » new g o lf course tle of " W y e th ’s S a g e and S u lp h u r
eome through D *U nd j
--------, being b u ilt a t Ocala H ighlands,
Compound, for only 7"> c e n ts." This
o t Palatka or 8t.
T h a t w as a real fe a s t a t the will be opened fo r play a b o u t Nov. is merely the old-time recipe Im
ItM if they can get around .C h a m b e r of Commerce last F rid a y 20. Tho course, a 9-holo one, proved by the addition of o th e r
ltd make better time.
—at le a st it was a give ami tako m e n iu re s 3008 yards.
ingredients.
T ho u sa n d s of folks Hon. Ed. W althall,
irr
i* —
-•
! affair and several m e rc h a n ts broke
C are Seminole H udson-E ssex Co.,
K issim m ee— Mrs. D. K. Bonnill, recommend this ready-to-uite p r e p
then getting through a n y ' 8 ,ow "Pe a r points with the r e s t
a ration, because it d a r k e n s th e fian rd, Fla.
iy
big Job and unless ° f tho g a n g over w h a t was th # of St. Cloud, w as seriously injured h a ir beautifully, besides, no one
w your sign posts you are b u rn in g question of tho hour nml when hen a utom obile tu rn e d over can possibly tell, a s it d a r k e n s so Dear Ed:
T uck be c a u se a b o u t n ine o u t , bas alw ays been. If we will nil on the P ixie H ighw ay, j u s t south
n a tura lly and evenly. You mois
With all t h a t th e r e is to <l<> in
.people you ask for informa- nKre<' to put o u r shoulder to tho of here. T he accident took place ten a sponge or soft brush w ith it,
this
old world, and so much to
wheel
in
the
C
ha
m
be
r
of
Comon
an
“
S
”
curve.
Mrs,
Ponnnill
the s tr e e ts look a t you in
draw ing this
th r o u g h th e hair,
in this yellow -stork ing age,
a m a z e m e n t when you ask nierce and work th e re for the l>cne- was pinned beneath th e machine, ta k in g one s tr a n d ill a time. By see
Ht<* 1
c e rta in town. Some of fit of Sanford all these questions " - I was believed to be seriously morning the g r a y h a ir d is a p p e a r s ; I b«v never been aide to underi.:nred internally. Mrs. M. Millet
low and some of them are will eventually se ttle themselves.
a f t e r a n o tlu r application o r tw o ,! stand how a man could e v e r get
f St. Cloud, a com panion, s u f
I pa rtrid g e s. And all of this And in talking about people trndi t s 'n u t u r u ! color is restorer! and his own consent to play solitaire.
f to th e question of some day ing out of Sanford you a re ta lk in g fered a broken a rm nnd Inccrn- it becomes thick, glossy a n d lus-1
Yet (hero a r e men who will sit
about
the
business
men
themselves
' i .ns.
th e s t a t e highw ay go
t rous, and you u p p e a r y e a r s down by them selves a n d piny solifor
th
e
ir
families
go
to
other
cities
it kouth from Monroe to the
younger.
ta ir e with them selves by th e hour.
Club a n d Lake M ary and to t r a d e - e v e n the wives of busiI.nkeland — Memliers of Civi—
Adv.
And
I have known men who would
a th w ith o u t touching a big " c** men
F i™t s tr e e t nnd
n d u b s of Floridn will g a t h e r
Ju^ Ji
probably some of those who a re do■re Nov. 18 to a tte n d the a n n u a l
ii g some of the talking.
•e e
entioii of t h a t orgnniza' o t h e r wo-ds we nr© g e ttin g
“
'1 in- p ro g ra m
will be an*-> to i.unrrell about minor
, A::,!
,l > V l11 sai<l
., <d inter.
when b ig g e r things are
;*r'* V,,u
to do to sloji
l)g a t o u r c o st tails.
In A • N othing except to have a
i ai, pa M ayor Hall has never
OUr lake shore boulevard m ay trong Retail M e rc h a n t’s Commitn a "sim ple d r u n k " a n d ,th e re
j y not go nil the way down <|,<’ 1,1 the Cham ber of Commerce
i * . ••onld n e t see why nn old
Ja k e sh o re th r o u g h the In- '*int will put on special inducee of d r u n k e n n e ss a g a in
a
flal d is tr ic t o r it m ay bo
fl" the people to tra d e a t
i he:'* should be dropped. The
L-d n t the A rtie S m ith place
'« " n‘1 ‘ben let the business men
iii a a tto r n e y a p p e a re d b e fo re
: t o W est F i r s t s t i e e t w here l!,lt in their own homes about Un
......... .mission and asked th a t the
ravel will lie f r e e r and the " ‘“ b 'C ‘"*1 of the city.
It is
.si, al.out tw o y e a rs old, he nolle
faster.
som e th in g th a t eveiyone is guilty
A dollar in Hit* Hank lasts longer and keeps grow
It was only a “ sim ple
»'
of in one way or a n o th e r and a in ■sail.
ing larger.
unl:,’’ lie said
He was promised
ir e Is n lo t of ta lk s h o u t the broD‘1 fm , Krum (,r publii lty and
;
..tinn
is
nil
tliut
will
save
V' e Iw i porkt t dollar will soon he jjono.
ill S a n fo rd b u t m ost of the
y
But w ith nil this fuss
1>«‘j •>s:t your dollars safely in the bank where
from ioil.s who have never
i hers the m e rc h a n ts of
A f o r t s t moetbuild a n y houses for sale.tl’' y w'll ! e tarninjf interest "wages’’ for you.
e n n to be doing r ig h t
Florida ScuDi
I dp build you will g e t some
..
<it h e a rd of sny of
i'rodiii’cru’
reah'teTiof when it comes to
l> uke, o r goin f bad
I t. imve been
a n y rcul |i:i.f;ts
T his is
• * .i I aoy a r e upISlniUtic In-' -lll.o- U: *i n - t '<*•
j
ml oillented so
fid bus n e v e r Is-, u «l>-.
icd
i y vi>mt th e m ?
^fam ily but
the plain truth
nouns Hull if you build you
o y.ui 1..WW of any city in the
Rje6tl u bunch of money to
•riel w here all the tra ilin g is
^Ciu up slnco you will huve to
.SANFORD, FLA.
Since tile world
long tim o^to g<*t <t)sh.from ‘•.’in a t hom e?
•i;"l
th
e
people
g
u
ttin
g
thuir
houses. ln*v-ther Wdrai few
! ;u (1 clothing
irotn o in e r
ha v e T lp v c.;s|i to put down
'■u they e\e:i get th e ir wives
!U)U:*e ..u«i mi.Vis you i nn >:et
>i h. h.mils 1 roii) o th e r places—
tlown on i inn* of tbo money
i l then get their divorces in
loU th e re i < no valid reason
doe o th e r country. Wo go o u t of
fpu should iiu i s t in bouses.
“Your Honey Back If You Are Not
Satisfied.”
We Could not make such a proposition on every sale if]
did not know th at our feeds would satisfy.
(Jive J
chance to prove how good our feed is. Just phone anj]
will do the rest.
,tnm o f people travelling from ou r money into them ami let them
SOLITAIRE
A Dollar in the Hank
Is Worth Two in the Docket
U htrt w hat a cow EATS but w hat dw
DIGESTS tint product* milk and butter fats
DAIRYMANSDEIGHT
DAIRY
FEE!
(Cu«intf
V Prrtrm)
»4 ?5
CcitUini mart Hun 73* DIGESTIBLE nutrients.
Jno. W. Sneed
Phone 539
Myrtle Ave. nnd tth Sir
ij
S
Sanford Grove
<(
Am id Majestic Pines
■■am
A gain —
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Overdoing?
th e re wa» > lli!'')* ini.iicy lioic
th e re w ,n plont yo f money
tould I e lo.ini d quickly it
be differ© it b u t you can
home lod i* and it will stand
• long tim e In ■i,ie it is sold if
limntld ji b ig ' anh paym ent.
kil*r Word:. Ill (III y is tig h t,
is brin g in g a prem ium and
IVe a hard tinn* g e ttin g any
nonoy c u t which n a tu ra lly
your borrow ing power and
len d in g pow er, if you don’t
fo it t r y it on your piano.
H urry, Worry a n d Otrricnr/; i)i Ing
H eavy Strain.
.
it
irows n
Iwvdheavy I u 'i *>■i
M
lly inactiiiu iv. r i <•:>,>i-i dive
odf p n
iot
organs, cspcii.iUv 1 1• • l,*,<tnrys,
are apt to bn un.i • I j U . Re
tention or L>.i'*i:i m i: acid and
other polMinous waste olten
give* rite to n dull, languid feel
ing and, sometime-, to.-lc back
aches and heudachcH. T hat the
kidneys are not functioning
perfectly is olten shown by
burning or scanty passage of
secretion*. M ore a n d m ore
people arc leainiiq', to n ^Ist
t h e i r k i d n e y s by th e o c c a
sional use of D o .i / i ' m I'illa — a
stimulant dime tic. .-t^A y o u r
n o ig h b o rt
in there Is tho rental proposi-
e Tot’s Shoppe
15 West Washington
ORLANDO
igshoppc (or the little one'i
w ardrobe
NOVELTlBfc
BABY FURNITURE
ITS AND GIRLS 2 TO ft
DOAN’S
PIL L S
60c
Stimulant Dhtralic to thm Khtnmya
UUbuiu Ox, UX*i. ClauL, DtJfgk^N.Y.
- DAY SERVICE
Purity and Prices
The Best
M a the r knows that Princess ice
rrem n is good for b aby’s health
and hnpini’ss. It is noted for its
p u rity nnd It llvea up to It’s re p
u ta tio n from j v a r to y ear of lieing
*he Irest for babies nnd grow n-ups.
I’rices rig h t alwuys. Drup in al
your f a v o rite dealer and ca rry a
carton home.
---And the Uninsured j j i
i Without insurance coverage on those things you value,
i you are merely racing with time—the goal, destructive
[ fires, storms, and unprotected losses.
By being fully protected with insurance, you have won
i the race before a start is even necessary.
I In every home, in every business, some form of insur
ance should tie in force, most investments are partly
protected, hut quite often the most important phases of
insurance protection are overlooked.
Seminole Creamery
Company
Let us talk over your insurance requirements with you.
P h o n e f>34
A. P. Connelly & Sons
ESTABLISHED 1908
Phone 48
C a ll R a y B ro th e rs
LAUNDRY
?19 W. 3rd St
mm
Phone 475
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more
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-MK—
- S n n rn rd ,
I't a .
IEUMATISM
W H IT B
£§>*§=
will bring pain
to your joints and musM you are withi red blood In your
cells that B. 8.8.
i build -that drive oat of
tbo impurities that
And nntll you
, ypur blood to whero it
and rod, you slmHd of rbonaatlam,
ft
tho thing. Rod
rhoumatlsm. Rvoryth at
millions of rod-.
1th oil over.
Nights of
ZAhh 3
ta f6
Service An Asset
Strength, conservatism nnd maruigeinent are highly impoitnnt to a Imnk, nnd w hen reinforced w ith S E R V IC E
make a w inning i om binati' ii
At the S.*m' io!e County
*
honk S E R V IC E ■< O N E i f
r
S 3
HARMONY LAND
A D /X /F P L A N T A T IO N
In stressing the location oj
S a n fo rd G rove we do so
with the firm conviction that
Sanford Grove is one o f the
most desirably located
divisions, from
hom estandpoint, to be
the central section
o f this state.
d
UMBILLY DOSSWM
J. irsrfR
.
HAUERK-ORN
' ' v s y n c o ^ a u r :.
,
Bi/Hw/ufSMmm.
1/hM s a n
J
■ A N F O R D G R O V E In c.
E. C. MILLER, Pres.
xjon
SO nAesta c f Soloists-
______ Sanfoijd.Fla,
IT H — i
L ocation
Study Sanford Grove—
you’ll agree.
SEASON
FEATURES
nn
{jeminolB (Jounly^ank
•
,
MINSTRELS
.of Joy,
I
Wed., Oct 2 7
Milane
S ^IB T H ^& C Q ^r
GOHKI That awful agoorl
oar I
can't stand th*
that B. B. 8. he
t
| Racing With Time
221 Magnolia Avenue
. SANFORD
mi
First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 249
.t. i
IV <, t
~PK O 0K E68
m kh
tv. 4 1
LT8 NOW
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ING
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SANFORD
«r yffiLDS BarbWire Stockade
tuny now bo purchn.K
'U contract
price.
!• a rm o rs of l i v to rn bc.lt did
and the standard o f honor
Womans College fir college,
Tenant House Saved
am ong the s tu d e n ts is high. AH
From Destruction
Freshmen a r e re q u ire d to loam the
Said
To
Have
Most
re su ltin
.................
- g in a
ru le i id' the College G o v e rn m e n t
A negro te n a n t house on the
*Pr ‘. n,l ° r . ,h(- •■Morn, the voter: UniqueGoyeminent
Association handbook a n d a r e la to r ' p r o p e r ty of St. C lair W hite
tiluian :;niil. As a r e s u lt of th •
»tOMm DUVAL;
* . ? ? M 5S S 8£ « ~
MIAMI, Fin.. Oct. 2G.~;.1>>— A
..
tititlcra,.- the .• .van a d ro p in the
.b a r b e d w ire stockado, c o s tin g ap- c « m n a r ia t. il>i.. *„ t he l . . ^ „f |„ l(,
Criinty
mv
J '; , r |n e j J ' p ro x im a to ly ?:U),000 will be orort'cil l,.rtl "M ik c tin g .,f imiiial':*v one
Ivcrait^ of
l*,S 4 for tho
c o n fin e m e n t e f eciuhty Dif:., hov/e <r, iid lI:o v c u r im i:
risi'ii'
llhf Acte |l1’
!‘i! : | rin o n tr ^ u ntil the t'-QW
c o u n ty m!,,.;’ 11, V1!. I,” . " ’i ,
I „iv I’r l" ( !
*
,
.
:■■’• >” K-l itir ! • da. wliV.i
!ln\V
:
[ollllt.' I ' "
rc.vrt h o u s e h a s neon c o n s t r u c t 'd , -jt;
_
. . .
. A
h 1
m thu pre-in.|(.t Ofi.—b lh — nc-orcung to o r d e r s issued by th s . : m oi hag* o v -r |.,.;t y e a r
SSET, Or I
The governm ent will release tii
«rfd tn have been tho Or.de C ounty com m issioners.
yield of i urn on one
The. stockndc will t c located on “0,lm> •'•‘th .iu> s ta te m e n t “ th
in the history of
«>* the
, u . g______
hua not1 lv ,’n losteil, accord
•„
ro u n di„s ~r
o f n._
the ..i.i
old c o u n tv *r l'Ul1' ."W",,1"
'iu 1 --’C. !p> . ,
,4 _-’•**}i» tea iy aldington aniiounccnuat
I produced in »>«Y*I ,
be m ade a v a i l a b l e !,,
'
bv the Suits fa rm , tho c om b.» » (on a o r d a t th - tV.o ru p p ly
farmers who opera to c lu rrd . G u a rd . t9jvers w|U tyj set m v e will*tr« a t a p p ro x im a te ly 7 (h),
II
f,.w miles west a t a d v a n t a g e o u s p oints, m antled by
hog;, it was sta te d .
,.)lf
an a rm e d aentipel, a n d s tr o n g flood
----------- -------------------U „ n »:*•• a-momu e.l and s e a r c h Hghto will play c n th e
A re v .s r n ,, T d isp o t-h from I ' v ,
meeting "f ccHinty barbed fe n ro th r o u g h o u t the n ig h t., s ta te s th e r e a c ■10,000 g e r m s ,i
Gainesville, and
A c c ording to p r e s o n t plans, it ? hiss.
in u report to the will re q u ir e n y e a r a n d » i«»lf to ;
- i t s . — ------- - a . - v ;ti
of Immigration by c o n s tr u c t th e new c o u r t
h o u se,!
|0 puvnl county agent. R azing o f th o old ja il will begin 1
* yield was Ifi.'l 2-5 ns s o o n , a s th e sto c k a d e ha s b e e n ’
by such authorities j e rected Hnd r e a d y to receive the
5tnte marketing , c o u n ty p ris o n e r s . Only one block
l( Phil S. Taylor, tho n f cells, it wns said, will lie re- .
trtising ilin-ctor, and moved to
th e storkndo.
Hunk
the bu'g*'st oiie-nerc bouses will be
erected and the
rrcupl f"r I'lorida. ] p riso n e rs p e r m itte d freedom of the
of their%efforts, th e y .i n j
were presented with i H eavily hnrherl divisions will
■nt. ilmmted by the pr o v jde s e p a r a t e in e a r c e ra tio n s for
mty (Commissioners.
men a n d w om en and ne g ro men
e county agent said, ,m j w om en. A f if th enc losure will
mfdiuirt '''K'1’ well- j | )C f o r jn8nne in m a te s.
]»nd, which »d utn
B uildings now s ta n d in g on the
ami on for scverul f a r m will ho c o n v e rte d into e x e c u
for‘the production
tiv e offices fo r? w a rd e n s, d e p u ty
^nkn crops, sweet •sheriffs a n d g u n n ls.
I t is also
J corn. Tho only complnnned to
locate the
c rim in a l
tliirr used was dOO
c o u r t th e r e ns well as th e offi
phosphate. 2110 pounds
of J u d g e N orfleet.
meal and 200 pounds
soda. The land was
early in the soring,
prepared and planted
ilific seed corn on
rows were I 1-2
|Ihe plants tbinned to
of 10 indies in the
|rop was kept well cul- .
phwrows and broad i
every week or ten
|he time the corn came ,
I into the roasting e a r
Ithrr iauditions w*to |
tho fir t truck arrived. The auto’s
W inter Havqa —
tops and seats ware damaged and Polk County Kemftd i
slight damage was done to the trtnek ls expected t*'
house.
Armistice w y . A large
worker^ ia, busy construe
INSTALLS SCHOOL CHAIRS
track, thnjee miles w eit
W e st F ir s t S tr e e t wns th re a te n e d
and indications arc that tha
The n u d ito riu m ch a irs purchased i
by n gasoline explosion la s t night.
cj , i o*i will bo In readiness shortly.
examined on these rules, s c no girl
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fi ll. Oct. 2rt. •'an p k a d ignorance ns a n excuse,
i/I’)- Tho governm ent of the Kv- rv girl is on her h onor to u p T he negro occupant of tho h o u s e , "onto tim e a g o f o r the S outh S id e ,
f ^
.
UJ J V
Florida S ta te College for Women hold lIio rules und the association. e n te re d the g a ra g e , a d ja c e n t to the P r im a r y School and Groom’s A c a d - ,
„ „ „ ,_ „ „ „ . . j
C. Ford,
‘ unique aim ig epljege governThe g o v e rn m e n t of th e college is J Bttlo fram e house w ith n la n te rn I en»y. n egro, .o re
being ipstallwl {
by 0
uintr. in t h a t it is |»«Uernt I on •: I ue p re p a r a tio n for citlscnahip|**»xx* unsi rewed the top of tho
thin week bjf n factory r e p r e s e n - '
» *
g »ve;:nnierf ,,f th ; U nited
f:‘f-*** Hfi. T he officers o f t h e ! oline lnnk on th e autom obile. T h e ; tntive.
F o r o t M y e r s —Flcenor R
.’. tes, a:-.;! ro* -111:i;
-i h«r:no.i‘ -dii -1 a n th e president, vice 1gasoline wns ignited and the fla m e s i
, . .<h'a Uv hnmtit ” um»« *«n
co’rrii >'al . n of faculty ami ! 1 » l n t .
se c re ta ry ,
t r e a s u r y , 1 ^ o t th ro u g h the g a r a g e and u n d e r - ! S A R A S O T A , F la., O ct 20.— (A>) ^
, , r ft
i.ulontr,.
All m a tte r c.mfiQtrnlflir chi irniaii of the ju d ic ia ry , and a l l ' ,I0,,th the house. The fire d e p n rt-)* —T he S a r a s o ta Kcnnc! ( lub will I
te r m a t the Bovs’
Urn cci 'u e t of . Indents in th e ir cal- mi>: - up the execut.ve b a rd
Th»>1 m e n t wnk
i»fMl n two-mile ‘ in n u g u rn to the w in te r senson ° r ‘l,),.. q T ^ , ‘ t ^
*ge life th a t are not academ ic ini
lativ. w ik b. . e n tr n lir e d in a
"»“ «*« »« Iho te n a n t house, i g r e y h o u n d rncin g o n D ecem ber 16,: ^ ' n ‘
' T h e fire was u nde r control when according to an announcem ent by
*rrnlgncil l o r s e ttin g
c h a r a c te r , except tnriw of cc-iduct!
mn«*e “ P of the executive
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.club officials. P la n s a r e b eing*
rwur o f - J
se rio in crnut.li i„ involve Uio p q ? - 1
*h r im ia :i of rriedenco hnlln,
! ~
'
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'm a d e , it wns said, for nceommodn- j stocc. T he boy nlready h i d
’I uity o r sinipeipilon or e x p u ls io n ,! H ick presidents, editors of th e pubT h e judicial work i f the college ' tionB fo r n ]n n r e r r o wd of f a n s, '-rd o f a stolen a u t o and a b o i t
:u.» (.ealt w ith by the College. Qov- ii ........ .■ml c hairm en of all stnndconsists
nf a suprem e court, which ju d g in g ffrom
, lini tho
r t ; fi.'hing tackle.
....
.
tho in
in te
te re
re st
st the
tho sspn oo rt
: .'nment Association of thi* eollogo uiu ceiam ittees.
- x r - u U v - cl,. , ii
1 he p r t n d e n l o f . upon nillease:, of infringe m e a ts of j a ttr a c te d la s t season.
• hrough the -'student
m uon
cxcvUUVv | tin tullegr ( d i m , and tw o o th e r th e rules. Local c ourts n r e in each
_________________
E n g lish m e n a r c s a i d 1
• ; lliril.
fai Itv m em bers m ake up th e u d - ! residence hall, which a r e culled I H arpooned w hales have
owe th e ir indigestion to th« h a t
been
The honor system is found in the v - !
hop •<’.
house com m ittees.
of te a d rin k in g .
•. * ' '
known to b a ttle for two d a y -.
r j. \ '
ga!tJ
All Wool Suits
cost of production
! 20 cents a bushel.
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RISK IN SANFORD
Ladies’ Coats With Fur
lof Titusville, Demofor the state senJlistrirt. spent Monday
i the interests of his
Parrish has lieen
'the state legislature
$35
15 to
Men’s Three
Piece Wool
Suits
tviM; i t . m u o n s
r lh- .no ro". i•1m*111 of
1Florid:* Avi n;;cs in
fcff sub b . i-ion were
the ( i' i uiiiiiii--ion
aeon ar I tal.■•n lindei'
No «iition will no
the i "iiihiisMoner.*
iseil hy die city enment.
m
60x76 Cotton Blankets, $2.50
J. j: PARRISH
D em ocratic Nominee
fo r S la te S vante
27th S e n a to ria l D isirie l
Political
Boys’
\d v .
LADIES’ SILK DRESSES
d'bllHlIllllim
$12.50 to $27.50
Men’s
Scout Work
iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuimiiini
Shoes
Outing,
Boys’ Ribbed 7
Union Suite
Solid
C o lo r s
Knee Length
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w<pA
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—
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Plaid Wool
COOL A N D R E F R E S H I N G
Light Weight
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A rnthcr ludicrous situation was brought to litfiil in Chi| cjufo last work v. livii ".Scai’fiici*" ( ’iipoii'.*. notorious louder o1
( licoro’s ^nn>r of boot lowers, made the av.immii 'tnent that
MiiMpr
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►the hatchet iuid at last l»ceu buried wit!i th" Xorih Ni(l»*
i4i»
Cla»s
fit:
•J-'lorida, under Avf ut
P U .„ ^ ..IM I(o r an d M n n h c rr
j f f f ........... .A a a a a l a l * II4 ll> it
, ‘JOJIBJS, Moapaiit* K«ui»r
b tllP T IO N
T.pO; H lx
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I Ctty l<y t'u rrlrr. |i,-i
W io V Iy
O O T IC K l
IM It h .n i
A ll
lin o
o ln t u n n
• eardn of thnnk*. resolution-*
o f o r t t o r iiiliin ii- n l* „ l ic it
A R C H IT E C T
N ona From Robert Hum*.
Why Throe Wore f ille d .
F'lorlion Big. I’cople ( ’old.
Hod .Mars Comes N ear.
F i r s t N a t i o n a l Rank BU
S an fo rd ,
IlY A R T H U R B R IS B A N E
10-11. hr Otar C o .)
l l'i ip ) r k l i l
(iV. II •■.Lull.
• n u tf . a n d t o hi:. o t q ' i i . i f I'lc li^ lit, n o t in
at i liquor
j
F o r o v e r t w o y e a r - ; t l i c a - t w o f e e t io n ‘ in t l i "
. ♦» * Mil: AIM'HIM! Conan Doyle, who
u t - t h r o a t ’ p 'a \ v.-.th •qrrituuiism , as <fo othi n d u s t r y in r h i t n u 0 h a i l I t r e n c o n d u c t it uf
KoH'iig old, has new! from
c o m p e t i t i o n r.n d a n r . - t h r o a t c o m p e t i t i o n :v.- m*:i .m olS cH trora ' ' r
i Hoh.-rt fturns. T h a t p v t s ty;- •
i1’- n o t o n t h e c u t ’.■at'* l i a s i s o f w h i c h e r u d i t e
11
' ' . fi mi llo.ivi ii. ..r w herever s o .r a n i
• p e a k , b u t is a c t u a l l y a s h o d to kiM a n d c u t Mi I l l r o u t a f t - j , | w, |j that he does not He* th e ]
pi.-, ueo of ii irsoT usually show n,]
. • r w n n l s InisiiK «s.
land till.-, v/fi.e1, pa-lures he doe.*
A c c o r d i n g t o ( ’apiyteV . o w n s t o r y , lie h tu l n o t .-dept f o r l.I.e
.. c a r . ; w it In Ml a j ' u u u t . d c r h i s p illo w .
W henever he w enr
o u t m i t h e .si r n t
h i s e n t i r e p i a n w e n t w i f h h i m . t o h -•I;»
,\s i . o v ;
a- he was talking,
'i r c v o n i h i m f r o m liein.if r i d d l e d w i t h Bullet.*.
H i s h t'e w a s i " 1'-'1 1 i,,|v Burn d>d not dictate
r p t
lire
i.^tnm tnrd Make* at
|
(JlhA RA N T RE U d
B argains in Ui
Phonographs
CotunVhia
Phonographs an
Records
j mn,lf will lie <-11iirtc*'l
r.'a dve rtising rate*.
- .• o m u a n lly in d a i i K c r .
A s in g le m is ta k e w o u ld t u r n t h a t j
'Vf'Vh.- V t . J - w h . . r «. sp.rit'l
a-., i
1
p r o c e s s i o n o f b o d y g u a r d s i n t o l u u M i n i i r r s . A n e n t r a n c e b y i . .... w.-i'd
worth v .h le . «*.*•
A H H o c i a t k i i r n i- s s
i h c w r o n g d o o r . r o iin d itiK a c o r n e r w i t h o u t , f i r s t l o o k i n g , a pccali..- new* . i th a t
c u tty sa rl:
i a t e d I* r e s *
in
exelu<ri )>ri"f v i d k o n t h e s t r e e t s u n a c c o m p a n i e d m i ^ h t m e a n h i s dam in r
I hi S'-.*! ii loruhMone,
M eId
d to III# u*u for
o t A ll n e w s <1iN|»:itrliex
• •i--k' m idnight.
t b l e p a p e r u n it * i s » tin- i n s t a n t d e a t h .
W rv in i t i> r 't s a lw ays semi
P U b lla h e il
h e r e in .
.’ ' ;
epuhllrat tup of special
•n il ;ih "Mji.itti-a is
IIv iin-" :i'"
O ld f a d i i o n e t l m e t h o d s o f t e r j r w a r r i o r . - , a k n i f e in H m*
e r e l n a r e a ls o r r s ii v i - il
ry 1"‘I’f •
I b n c k , w e r e a b a u d o u i d in f a v o r o f m o r e m o d e r n I m p l e m e n t s
1113 S a n f o r d A \c .
Ph,^
3 I ) A Y , O C T . 2K. i:i^'»
i r)f d t 's j m e t ion.
M a e h im j 'u a s w e r e re s t.rle tl to .
T h e y re. I N 'I I S 1- Ti •f >11A P 1>. Inbup'ng
s u i t e (I in m o r e i . r t a i n th a t Ii a n d i f n e c e s s a r y c o u l d b e t u r n ' d Ilian, 1i :■ -i :!.r,
" f hi* four l i t tA i.n n .A T r n tiM
; o n p o r .r ib le av» l i t e r s lo t h e i m m e d i a t e d i s s a t i s f a c t i o n o f a ll tie g l w n h an axe a n d told th "
I p u r s u i i r . r . 1! 11 r y o n e Mil It r e d . I n n o c e n t b y s t a n d e r s . I ’o lic e , poli*-c. “ I In • kill 'd my th re e kids.
GET THE Iikst
l a k e a t H a n f o r d '* f r o n t
and 1 •a a . 1 " get th e nth' ,' one."
| i n v e s t i p i t o r s . D istric t a tto r n e y s , (ia n p s t.e rs fro m b o th sid e s.
F
lo
w
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r tiro * . Con-.-rcte ty
"il
l
Ii
had
run
a
w
a
y
’III" f.
y e a l e r r o u t e In J n r k a o n of ull kind*, 1’m.fii.^ Tj|,
l i n t n o w t h e y h a \ e m a d e p e a c e , t l i e b a r o n s o f t w o j^ r e a l
m e n t Coloring, IP,. ff0B'
the
T ill : k m i'l. \ N A T IO N
_lloa of St. J o h n a - I n l i t p i o r n i d u s * r i t s. 'I 'h c y h a . e d e c i d e d t h a t t h e r e is b u s i n e s s
H i r e r C a n a l,
f
l \ . • • i cat: *ai«'" , i.-*
SANFORD CKMKV
e n n u i 'l l f o r ho*Ii a n d t h a t m u r d e r is n o l o n g e r n e c e s s a r y .
t la a o f n k l l r n m ,
All Mich whi-1.. ti- •if ' »i. I.,-I 'R O n m ’S (’().'
•l a g g o a l, t e n n is
r o n r f «. ’ Ka» li w II s t a y m h is o w n i<;u i. y a r d , " a -. C a p o n e s a i d , a m i 1,1 V 1 Ji* • " >>i . 1 lie suit - ' il tn
• i i i 1- i "u-dy
p-,i: **:i
nei* In r v til b o t t l e r t l " o t ’m r.
d i r e o f f i c e r ; Ina-al Ii a -iiri; lal.-.r, i*
I
Mil
and
Manic
l'lmn» ||j
• t l« S
of
hnllillnic pra-tannnrM, hidrlg, nport- o f r e l i e f .
I h e w a r is a t i ll eltt
N o m o r e m u n i ' r< i o in
k ltU H fR .
*.'. :ll do to th:-.! fa
V. 1 !■' l!
■v s t i y a l e .
C o m m U n io n o f f h f n if in ( her • ■ Ill ■• ■' , n What it will do
I s n ’t t i i a t r.i'-«
T ie - b o o t l e g hu sin .M -i n - ' e s t o a l i t t l e I" lh" •I lh.■III him tlie bootleg
p{Ion of hrt u I> ▼ a r ti
h i g h e r p la in
It is n o w o n t h e f o o t i n g o f r e g u l a r b u s i n e s s ; oi*1 a is •*• •• . i lain. It w ill d"
l«. k r Munrar.
ftflbl of r f t f lirnnllflrn- c o m p e l it ion.
Mill w l i a t a b o u t t h e i m i r d e r - i c o m m i t t e d b y III.Ill,' ;
PAINTING AND
KVPfram.
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p o i s o n o u s s t u f f to i g n o r a n t n i t r o n s w h o d o n ’t
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1
T i l l S I.I. I ii t ION i* im p o rta n t
DECORATING
I Dfav
pN rU ton
locrrair.l k n o w a n y b e t t e r t h a n t o d r i n k i t ?
W h a t a b o u t tin* v i o l a to poll I ici;i :i .m*l "specially to cortio n o f th e K ig h te e n th A m e n d m e n t?
W h a t a b o u t t h e m u r poration- . ’1 In- people ills" a re
Phone 568-W
VERSE FOR TOD VY d e r s a l r e a d y c o m m i t t e d b y m a c h i n e g u n b u l l e t s in t h e r i v a l r y in te te - t"d. a lthough a p p a re n tly .
know il.
ninny "f Ha in d " not
2608 Sanford Avf,
fE S O F TDK I.OltD - b e t w e e n t h e s e t w o f a c t i o n : .
Win-n t huii* i a ipieen here, o r a
l : oves of the h u n t run t.»
T h e y w ill lie q u ir k ! ;.' I’m u r o t t e n .
K v e r y i m e w ill r e j o i c e hip pi•i/»* i ight .’ippronehing. Ihe
i throiufIn.n(
(h>- who',
V. d Iv up. hut not at
if ia t g a n g l a n d h a s a t I a s i m a d e p e a c e a n d C a p o n e ' s l i f e is |" "phfihvw flinui-lf ? » t m
li"li .
X D U M D K n iR a E H M R ia iin iia ia iiiiB a ir
tv lIllH III
of thorn whoso hoiirl is n o l o n g e r in d .tn g i r. e v e n f r o m t h e p r o s e c u t i n g a t t o r n e y .
(a
i -i
iw urd H im ." 2 Chon. I<;:a
IN \ \ S'lI'A I l l s ahotil to i li'i t
■
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»•-( -idts a r e
in *1*>*11-f
Si -.i:i I r
1■
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fill -Ultes i im eu-t and
Tin- *
<I'r-s •<r«* i-"ineig a* a re ■
S<> its ' h .i (t • n’ ion has tie.oi giv.-n .a
>f°rc This*, for when Thou
v. t front 'ia -'in c lm se tl s lo ( Ire
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th
e
ii:l"iue!>il,’
d
r
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r
\s!i"
and
ti <- pavement
i* not ■
g
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c
r ig h t h a nd we cannot he ^
g"!l. «».i h !" An/.oim, north
to
-peed- I'.i- i.w uioii.’ i i-owed ttlol •V.iie enullgll I- .1- th re e umehines I" ' a
T h e w o r l d is g e t i n g b e t t e r .
K u u e a t o r s a r e b e g i n n i n g t o Idaho.
, m
What ii:t*•(-•*«(s corpora! ion > aa.l , "Ugliflit -•• a: d highw ay* one may
it ii -nit of the s!"vv m
r« a t .
((•en su re th e school te a c h e r w h o m a k e a p n n tir e o f “ f a ilin g ”
!
tie
more
"i
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•hocked"
l’"i'
a
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on
m
i
poiiticiniis k this:
J IIE FUTURE
!• a
■h i\i-i
plodding aim.not
i n l a r g e p e r c e n ta g e o f h e r p u p ils.
No Iit-m.niali.- si-.ii in ihc -'«•n I enl if in i . retpiested to speed up
h|"(
hade.
S-'oner
la
te
r
an
im1
' hia ituu lim' hi o rd e r I" avoid hl"i-k
I
I t w a s n o t s o m a n y y e a r s a g o t h a t si lin..| a u t h o r i t i e s g a v e ate is in danger. All th'- d-mg- i is
ing t r a ff •<
11-iWei r, tlie - I"" pat ■• id mi'ti.t i t in t In- r e a r al ,
burns mid Scalds. Afler Shaving—All Skin Irrilatioa
on
t
litIP
|iulilicao
-ii)'Did. re he I-. a b le )
t
™ n 7 Un lM lh V 1 h i R h r a t i n g t o t h e s t r i c t , i m p l a n d d e tern h - r v im d e m a n d e d
{ d r iv e r - the person who insists -.• > ti nipt I i pa
l" ii" Mus a .-dream of e a r s is enA l’ YOl-R DRUGGIST.
tr.ivel:o;: along lei. -.nviy «le pd
w r o u g h t in m e n ’s eondi- hUC ! e x , l‘d ,'i i t w o r k in h e r c l a s s e s a s to m a i m m a n y o t h e r
T il Kit K (IAS hccii no d efinite (mi
|
.
.ii t . i -d. 'I here >• ii" hri-ak in j
other*,
nine
out
>.l
tlie
fact
that
of th e new principle* P l*Pils full b y t h e w a y s i d e b e f o r e t h e t e r m w a s h a l f o v e r . Kcpulilicnn lisuh-l-.hip, III" higgeit I
a r e e a g e r to drive , a" 111 .• going m II' -..■■It" d'rri-ni'-ii fe u ria g I" m :x t:. > u n e h in ten, pei Ii ip
•how noting on society, u n d t h e n l e a v e m a n y t o f a il a t t h e f i n a l e x a m i n a t i o n s ,
l II" '
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low s Up .1 III' d i . l •
more rap , .
thftt t h e f u tu r e In to be
would be nln-Vsuit
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th e p a s t , and probably! a
•at l".-i "t t Vvl-ll• itomoliil" • iiould ta k e I I t i l • Ii". 'V >1 d
*ier t h a n b r ig h t copy. r a n k s , i h e y a r e b e g i n n i n g t o s e e t h a t s e m e f t - x t - b o o k l e a r n if the c ountry wake* m> a f te r d riv e r of
I 'd l f f e r .
Did T expect t a g is u s e l e s s a n d s i l l y w h e n a c q u i r e d b y s o m e c h i l d r e n . I eh-etioii t-> fiod Repuldlean I’r. i l-ogniznii'-" id the speed «-f o tn e r tv i -i «!.-• f a d e r i- dcla' iii, d a n g e r
Br f r o m hum un n a tu re I T h e y a r e b e g i n n i n g t o s e e t h a t t h e o f f i c e o f t h e s c h o o l s i ,,(lU he l‘" ig sup p o rt in the -emo. , ll .vers along the fa m e str e e t nr o is i tin net s ■e ! d.i-n and temper:,
i Ia- Ji w d ri\ r evi
?;I should hnvo no hoart i
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lit will meet a (-oinplii-iite'l S'l 11 1 l.'ghv. ii I i- m ay I.,- tr a v e lin g inul a • • -a-reil.
til’ll! I'-.lt he
regoiat t he spei d "I ll. . i.V. II I'Cl- tie!" I \ . w i. 're l l|
a k e it s u c c e s s <>| t h e i r l i v e s . l I'll!.
• n t e f f o r t. I nee sign* ,
h,e t o l" ; , P ‘ h t l d r e t l
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in
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hie.e
especially ! A 11(1 t o (lo t h i s lilt* s c h o o l s m
i u s t p ro v id e s u b je c ts a n d c l a s s e s 1
; f ll t u t i t y , and enpccially
I 1 *t kill;' teal'lie, d-, ei-,. his . !*I
■' » i ■ ilh* r i L.tm 1 ml *unte hy
t th e la r g e clan* hy w Iiomc t h a t c h i l d r e n c a n i n a s t e i
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T h e h e y w h o I'aii.i in r e e u l a r
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WI" 1' i••• \
I* f i c.i.:y I- ;.i'i
■' - 1 ,
' live a r e rising from the ' c l a s s e s m u s t h a v e a <
mU ut.t t i .. Tlu-i i-"iiniiv ii .■ cl
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il Masonic Hldg.
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talk a b o u t cold r a sh , bill i D r . II . J . r.P M io r. id t ’( i l u m h t a I tto, i-r.-.il v , h a t i d h - d p a i l 11 •i I-ii ■ ■■•I il I he h*-r "in- iiu-r1h dan;.' i "tl tllaa ' h, 1 . all 1 i' ■ ' *•' *- V im«ty "Id 1hat I h ^ i *
SAVE
by
giving
us
your
sidewalk,
driveway
and fa
••
O.l'-.
—MTflat fit»7.c o u r asM-ts. | o t t h i s i d e a in h . t u l d r c s S t o th-- n p ' i n h i T s o f 1 h c W e s t ( ' o u - t I TeM il" V. i i.. r hi New Ivigliiml C.M’ * ll d n i i and, : I"l , 11 " . i> 1"» (1 »n>r i in i. 11" 1 driving a(lion
work.
All
work
guaranteed.
— 1i— o° -----lh.- w lii't'l ha
n .:n
I c a d i i t s I n s t i t u t e in i t s ( h - t o b o r s e s s i o n s .
D r . I ' r u n o r sav.-t i i iii!l-m| rlilll' • the troiildes " f wheiil , Lilt : Imi l.itl.-i- ha;. r> i -a '. ■ o ■* long *t ; (i
:1.1
lr-- lili" uil" line!*T " " 'I tlo l
•jerla n .I. in - Hi
Im U t i* u mail who pays [ t h a t , r l i i l t l r o n a n - b e i n g c h t - a l r d a n d e d u c a t o r s a n - t e a c l u u " - 1j I I I.i I * III N’liiili l*ak"t.i.
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l!"'' l a i l u r c l i c c a u ;e n | " l i a m p o r m g t r a d i t i o n s . "
i*sc i he mal ti-r i :• a I -lr" (I l lit h t ! uv •-ii 0 a .io i.i’ 1J11ft v mill" in
{Will pay him.
11" iim *i 11\* i1 hv the slat
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T b o f c ‘‘h a m p i - r i u g t r a d i t i o n s " a r c r< p r e s e n t e d b y t h e “ ( ' u t (il I? SM Al . l. FK eeiglilii.r .Mai-.
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I'lliN I T V
(Al Sm ith nml Will IIcurst i t o - o r d c r ” p l a n o f d e a l i n g w i t h c h i l d r e n .
u , . . i | hi- i-imviinenee ot ..:;hers it - in ■: loll). ,a- 'la diiX" r \m\ > it und, r <-"'i
m ad e nough tit each d i ! f e t i n g in m e n t a l , p h y s i c a l a m i n io r til o c p t i p m o i i t a r e p u t I . w in g, .I om- in ..nr e a rt h .
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y o u r Imsinen I
I we. n ( h i 27 mill Nov. 1 the red
t ' - t .........It un ity t " Mod-.
UA th e real dope.
is no ’g n - a t e r ilangi r I'r.»ni il t han
.
Ii n t o a c l a s s a n d h a n d l e d a s a u n i t . T l i e t e a c h e r , i f s h e is a !
evi-n
when
m
ade
in a hird|
planet will he .'..Iv forty three mil- I *ht’ *| , , w , ! .r , v' ' r
,,n1 a
How m uch more so when
*r -----o0-’—
(g o o d o n e , w ill tlo h e r b e s t t o p u l a l i t t l e p e r s o n a l t o u c h i n t o ■li....... ml. - nw av. hnlf the dislam-e
' " “ >»•
S " ' " ! l > I here i- 11 ...n Hu- m n l.-ue t raveli.i;;
a f tr in o o n .
Il.s >peed nv.rag.-.- i»id\ hi!:* a r a p d - y it tlu* laiI- r
a rented p r iv a te car, sclf-ii
s b l a e r plnnn to .R e tu rn
to Ih e r w o r k . H u t s h e c a n n o t d e a l i n d i v i d u a l l y w i t h s o m a n y 1
I" "<ir m u i sun.
I
fifteen
mil".a
i hour, lie iiniv In• smlileiilv and uru-vp". ti-illv jr.-i- iti
Of
all
pin
nets
tra
v
e
llin
g
with
us,
Who is to know tha t it is not|
ttov. u .m.t-- hi-Hi-■d"t'lmt'
l’| 1*l^n ‘nH e r o n l y r e c o u r s e is t o " p i t s : ; " t h e o n e s t h a t m a k e I
a - llie .-wn ruslie* mi, Mars alone is the ow ner " f w hat is known as a th" v.av . I l!i ■•" llmi i- d r. vi ng
own c a r —t h a t is the tiatun
f
' t h e r e q u i r e d “ a v e r a g e " a n d f a i l t h e o n e s t h a t d o n ’t mal-Ke
tv.
a-,
a
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im
k.-r
and
lin
e
■
1
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g*;
any
in.*!
•
*'■ ’ iii-iii- i liongli t" .study, the only one
pression it conveys t" ouk
11"- i i.i- ..I ; p " .d iii l ral I liI n s t e a d o f m o s t h o y s a n d g i r l s g o i n g t h r o u g h h i g h s c h o o l , 11Imi our l e l e s c p t 's can reacli, for i pi-eil out "i' hi- ni"lor. H<- in r.
And tlie c o st of i-entiiiB >1
-li.
aid
U"
i.-iriilat.
I
hy
th.m
u
I."
a
n
u
t'll"
stmteut
who
is
lia
v
e
ldW in N a v y
Day.
We m o t e t h a n s e v e n - e i g h t h s o t t h e m d r o p o u t ol s c h o o l s o t n c - | •urtaei
t tidy.
i n r from us is so simill th»t|
my :•lowly in < i d r r lo enjov l hi- ,,-e ' ion, a.- :"■ ii ly a IM. ..ihi". and
ng Bwimming to celchrate, w h e r e d o w n t l i e l i m 1.
I h e y h a v e b een “ fa ile d ." o r d is g u s te d
U !i ;i
r In- in iv lie ’h" iiili-!lig*"i» ilnv- : \v ill hav (♦ I'M
land: nipu.
tolly lint to g e t om .
cold itnnp ha* eat i n l y
AHTHON’O.M E P S "iigi-rlv a w a it I h"!d- up u li*,-? Bid* i f 1• I 1 e 1 I- ll!1I ' - 1111-. 1" -1 1 ' 1" i Dili* vvhal Ml
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I ou r mind.
Iii" «-l".se appri'iicli, l" study on e "j h ml h ;m fi*t t
i c;i on thal a' "•ni i a'i- i .
G i v e H ie b o y o f a n c i lia u ii a l l.. ni o f m i n d t h e t o o l s to more t lie ennuis, -." much i Iim-iisnciI,
— o —
Mt rile Ave. amt J(;iilroi
of w h a t .Marlin raid u i ' i k w i l l 1 a n d t h e iii.st 1'i t e t i o n Ip * - I c i i . I h a v e I..-I lo- g r a n ) - .mil I'--: .il>.litii-s of iulelligeiit 111 " 1
N
!
'
W
A
R
t he plum i
he wn* c a m p a ig n in g fur of n i a r a n d g e o g r a t ' h v nr.-l b i s It is l o r y ' »• s i d e l i n e s t u t h,. i h i n g ' i i \ ii i n i' \ i . i
l it" , iif m dli'ii: " f y e a r - liciic-'
u n n tiH iia a n a fla x x aa a M iy a B a n a a iiK a a ^ B a B a a a a a B a aiau
i tb#J Evcrghtdc* enntium- almut (h ;il a r e i n i p u r l i i n l l o lo r n ,
tl - w o t l e a r n all l l i e g r i i i u m < t r i "lie <iiri!i niiii i.""d sin h a rtific ia l
H
Ot.'kl the rest of Fl-'riilii.
11 " , : •' . • .',* t i-.*•'.*•'11 " • n ml.. ri
h e u c e i . s , a n d a c l i i 'd i v s t t a i v ' l o l e a r n il, m o r d e r t o s h o w hi.s • "iuial,. to hold the water:: of o a r j
I N V E N T lii . I'a: not I <1 l
Invention has pi'iiihi'vd a ! -" .'. ;•.rd 11 ol,- , hip ",1 I mi. :■■" i! nN
", v a n s.
I he globe's w hirling mo- I w :u
' a p p r e c i a t i o n f o r H ie “ n a l t i l i n g s In •'ees b e is g e l t i n g .
f a r m e r s hnvo seen *" much
ti"ii, m ountain tops w orn by frost, I
."iiiug and .' <P"- ti"iii"ic age. i i*l>ii hois I.ip .J" m>t h- -a icy r, .1 u
t h a t is b u t o n e ( o n c r e t e e . \ ; i m p h
M
'Column a b o u t "P ea c h e s,”
H u n d r e d s o f o t h e r s wa.- hed down hy rum and m elting
pie lire licc":iiiniv hi M ise of . h ing,-. •I* - nit,- t In- , 1 1 i .i . t" I'l-i'lg U
lit to know w hy wo don't c o u l d b e c i t e d , all p o i n t i n g o u t S l l l l |
Iii - h , i-'i 1 *-■ M
c o n i u i o n - s e n a e i d e a s now. rivers w a sh in g soil into thi lh • c h a n g e r hrougi.l nh'-ul hy in aho'.it inoiv lent-l th e celery crop.
.| it - neigh r
o f e d u c a t i o n a l w o r k t h a t s h o u l d lie f o u n d in a n y s c h o o l t h a t " ‘ ‘‘“ "s. c o n sta n tly m ake the e a r th \--lltiiill, more i uellig--lit an I Will C"1lt .till*--. : " :* i 'll"
0"' s ta n d for .■> nhnt it " " h > »-ai la.r, is i**.- I h , ,' i i "t a pi '.J- . r11
iiinre
and
iin-re
nearly
found.
When
p
r
e
t
e
n
d
s
tu
h
a
v
e
a
g
e
n
u
i
n
e
i
n
t
e
r
e
s
t
in
t lie w e l f a r e o f c liilErik?
1i n : t h becomes unite round, w ith no I" .-"i-s and king- amt socn-tos. We desire I'"!- |"'W, :■ ami i-vp.'ills" - r*
Duel of Italy und Alphonse i d i'c ni.,
- c a rd in g K inperof' iii.i < h, largel v pawn nt a
j deep valleys t " hold the o*etuis' | : o - in th e process of
• r e not th e only king*
a
1".
It IS a gu ild s i g n , h o w e v e r , ( h a t p r o t e s s i o n a l e d u c a t o r s a n w a te r, men will have to dig tirli thus,' th in g s w i n Ii, in th " juist, t li" seh"»e* * f
and : <1 .11
dictator*. T h e re 's King
peoples
wkn
1 >-n I rtlh-rs pi.
b e g i n n i n g t o a s k f o r t h e u s e o f n u n t n . . n - s c n s e in , h e s c h o o l s ! fn-ial ocean-, or canals li"ie. a h a \ " been lire*dels of w a r and up
I he “t I'i’e- -. w ■ plot develop.
■me think they have a lre a d y done pri-s'imi."
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a
T i n r e is n o t h i n g ‘’s m a l t " a l m u t a t e a c h e r w h o f a i l s a n u p i
Only i c w , car . a g o iiislor;.' n
m
S i declared T hom as A. Edison,
>:i M ars. Failing th a t, the round
'ord naeii* a new hnipital o n S l l b j e i t s t h a l p u p i l s h o u l d tlo) I),' r e q u i r e d In s t u d y .
u
A [ e a r th would he completely euvered inventive genius, on the forty *ev- IIIO.it I'll l\ <at;n I\ .111 envelop
n
IJ10 denying th a t; hut how
i-nih
b
ir
th
d
a
y
of
the
e
l"
'tr
u
light,
the
e
a
r
u
c
"
1
*-in*
w
onderful
c o m m o n - s e n s e s c h o o l w i t h c o m n i n n - s e n s e t e a c h e r s f o l l o w i n g ' " ’'**' w ater, fo u r miles deep, and
w
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lit*..
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t
fir.
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to
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e
xtent,
itru
e
.
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Tciciu-.'
"
I
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ion
i
l
d
not
I"
a
^ w m ' I m e m l " Lm iiy {!-’ti » f o m m o n - s e i i s e c u r r i c u l u m ; H u d w o u l d / i n s t i t e h o n e s t edti-1 e re Would be no life htil fish life
Iwiule his eleelric lailh ga v e the i vent the i . -ii . 1 In- g o v e rn m e n t-. w
a
J
c u l i o n t t l t r a i n i n g I<>r t h e c h i l d r e n f o r t u n a t e c u p i t g h t o ln> i t s .
" ni Mi -hmg lint Innh H
I T H A T N E E D not discourage I world ligiit in an actual sense, it the pe.-pl;»>j ------- hi — •
p u p ils.
M
'
do|
n
o
ta
d
d
lirilliiiiu-e
t"
th
"
tnen>
ingly
m
'"
".
-"
t
V
lit
t
le
s.-inii
-.-.
• \mi buying real e sta te , for il lu a
1
1
1
time
would
h
a
.
(
'
.
I
th
o
u
g
h
ts
and
relic!
toils
of
huliesital
ic*lly a “ gal*'
gal*'" liegias
I'i'gins at
( 1long w ay off, lint it m akes tin. 1 h| w ar
It m-fi
avoid, d il:
Itnlle* an hour; w ind ar"unil
'd o in g s of the M artians iheoreli inanity.
D uring the past few- y e a rs m an- not Imv.- ’• ii ii ■" tile d iiollii.-e.
is of ‘‘s to r m " for,-", and 1
ir a lly in te re stin g . P u r r in g a e a ta
E ui"i
■ ta n k ju st about 1
upw urd a r e "hui'i'icaae"
%
i-lyi.in in space this e a r th will last 'k in d ha* pro g r,-* e il i-,-nturiea i n ; And Fan
H
- «, 1■.
r a m p a Trilmiie.
Wluil'hundreds of million* of year* lo n g - 1‘'-Hence a n d mechanics, in eollVe- w here tl
ST. I’E T E K S n t'H C IN D E I’l-.N'llENT
M
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B
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B
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l
B
i
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B
i
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B
B
a
B
i
a flin m B B iia iU i1
blow"?
*•!', and men will p erform wonder ' ’c v i e s and luxuries, hut 111 hum a n , Seii-no i . . i"-i lead u* to war
I psychology, emotion*, ideas, poli , and lien In r dm i it lead 1". pea,aV
Th, I ndepi'iid'-nt
re,-cully re- 1in St. IV teisburg, w here ilie Yank I flit e n g in e e rin g t'cutn in time.
tics. tliure tin* been n>> such a d i Invention h. i1 , :i us uhout ev
___I; N o rris, a rd e n t fun i-civ.-d
vance. Stan re a c ts today lo ca u se s ij cery
ry tlim
Humg i ' • p, : la- power to thin!
"
...........
.
(H«.*
syu
train
knows
that
however
Mist, goer, on tra il early dii'iit*' .,! teeing t<>
IN T H E ciirtii’s rlife, . 1n : million
ami lUUllvua
mntivus viii
the fuiiii
sunn- a., he
1 1 ! 'Hill
m did |j and 4net
41 1 - < . ! i.v. ' "lit rul o u r cm >
II this pafa r a 1mighty Ihnli niav he w ith it hat hr
l h f o r m u rd e r. The l'«*y e a rs ,n,,1,,i Idtle, for his globe ( |,uiulredk of year* ag o ; i- m-luateil lions, pron
good g o v e rm iie n t.
hc shot in sell dufonse hisio.y of tut' n a u se a tin g Hull .Mill jcuni .,.1 wr.ie a n y kind " f a news
■s''* a lr e a d y th o u sa n d s ..1 million ..I (iy MinilHr nm hitions, jealousies, |I I’ullio
I’u l l i r / a
itch, si'iuchnw, fails I
tf R a tio n believe him m urder case, w ritti n l.y a daugh- arlicl".
I he , to n e r tha t a p p e a r year* old, and m a n 's rule of it ha l"V"
to net "i
haired*.
i those th in g '.ftrongly liehimi him.
W hen science tell*
t-'r of the woman wli.. was m u r (over Im. name a re u n t i e . , hy some just s ta r te d .
you th a t d in o sa u rs ruled the e a rth
---------Mi " r l | , n j 1,1 * ’ ei*lM'1’ man who to r pay s u h - ‘ j „ r a b o u t nine million year*, a n d ;
ty ladies, if you a re trial of it ! , K' 1* U l
a- P* 1 .ons aceused of kill- merges his talents.
1then m yxteriuuH y died out, you can j
T A M I'A T IM E S
t o m eet the (jucen of
' t try to execute >i mg her ninlh.-r and expected to j The liid' pcudeiil is sulisfied with ’ “ s 'ly believe t h a t men will r u l e 1
for. !‘l
a l i1
le
a st. UW
Hit) mill1
million
E d ito r F r a n k H a r r is usked in the | interest
Marie liute* cxecu- , muke it kind of a " th r illin g ” yarn ,,H own reporter* .....I the n e w s , *''r
La!;,
io,1, . Vearr*
!•".( issue of his Ocala
Danner: ; Now
Wltul win they ncecinpli-h
highly in te n ting.
-b#«lde« yen; iu.ght break •hat would appeal to the morbid.
funii.-hcd hy the Ass ..dated Prc: f , t"mic
h u l7
' h*y
,l,“ l •'Will S f n u t o r T ranm iell Lose Hi* i But it W " i n * . . e I* eii much mnr"
1 Th"
was al ,, of and " t l a r
ate . I n.ni which ,t ! We u re only twelve ill,ni-an,I 'S c a t ’” t T h e n he proceeded to d i * - ; so if Edn
j
i I u. ri- l ad come rigln
I u . .. I h i t 'm a t t e r a f t e r this fashion: I otit a i l i • '• la* u is that is t"
tYh!
wl,lt"
."
V
v
‘,i‘‘'‘
"
S
r
Diiys
It.„ " W S day a f t e r day. and y e a rs fr o m th e late stone age. and h
.
I t duwn -to lull us jiint lo lie n i l t . c n hy ijm-ea M a n,-w hile l l ( ................... .....
"Ii isj g e ne rnllv nndi'i-siood tha t ' f u n i h t
a lr e a d y we fly, and have ahan
. r*uigi-r oppo- it i<m’'
th e enur.e of hurricane*, ( th e is in tit.* country. The royal |
' ..... l , ' ‘‘
‘ H' " ' s lH'l’,al
d, ucd cannibalism .
s . a . . t o r T ra n m ie ll in his tight for to tic
•> nator. in tend of
visitor
has
*<dd
h,-i
nannto
the
t
•*
w
h
u
h
some
name
of
more
]led hia biit/f because we
! • a k hi n,imc. If we
ih" re te n tio n of hi:; seal in the leav ing
let’s faint' is .ittaclu il to fool the
< th e re didn't anybody syndicate for whi, h -he h.<- con
W H A T E V E R IHtoni.K.MS the somite will have s tr o n g e r oppimi w ere in i - ••"■nell •<( In m ake a
"
j public
[ J i c i v w i know and tin- ti'iieted to write.
f
u
iu
r e m a y bring, engineering lion tlin’n confro n te d S e n a to r Flet- guess in ’ 1 * • ',u * I i"i* ou r gut*sNO- s tr o n g to get any i. i
W hat a r e th" new.-.paper- com•Mi't'idy the ahsolute und disgust- : viencp will ta k e c a re <*f them. Our chor am} ^ecuuse of th a t opposition would h. I i, •'( I*'.i-1 mile *''.it "I
t'jjfroni the re .
i mg to when they re: "ft i„ siich '"•* bnut ha* l*e,-n reached when a j little e f f o r ts now will seem to the I, - c« now in Florida r e p a ir in g the e v e ry in \"I, |-- m l-'lurida know
**-»*
,j
I devhes to n ltru e t a tte n tio n '' I'hey I tner*' g.rl i- employed to report n f u tu r e like c hildren building block w* uk pl«C0« if any in tiis political exactly t ■•'•""in tli*- Biiiim-r re
fers.
W ►- tw* lu:0liR;iit Tluulyr^( inp|(,y la r g e stu fls ol tra in e d !tria l iii'-rely heeuu.-e she h a p p e n 't o I houses. B u t w e have made a sta r t. f< "CC*.
Still, .i ' nn.ie or less cm n'u-'iu'
‘lie i« s a w in g wood, ta k in g notes
o r t l l l i tWnR* thp^T lW - w rite r- t*. g e t the new,, mat to i>e the d a u g h te r of the m urdered
E ngineer*
bo rin g
a
tunnel
to have ; w"lid* .- eveii if th e re is
jidubttt arcj, sa y in g w rite it for re a d e rs of the pupor. woman. Even il otherw ise uuali 1 th r o u g h u g r e a t m ountain, from u'd snyfrig little.
s p a r e d v •» pi'-sih.Hty th a t your
«r,ot fl,()tUiy^njMpfov- T in y o u ght to ho rtmit-m with ihi*,
Ho to
.time hi* political car,’
w ondering
wrong.
.phenom enal.
Rines Filling Stall
F. A WALT
Don’t Block Traffic By Slow Driving
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Cement Contracting
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INVKNTiONS .\
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New Members Are
Coming In
Olliers Are Renewing Memberships
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JOIN O R R EN E W NOW
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Sanford Chamber ot Commerce
I
The Sanford School j
o f Music
WHO
T he Sanford School of Music offer*
facilities for the study of all branch#
of musical art under the finest teadfc
ers in the profession. Register now
for the fall term in violin, piano, voief
and theory.
•tivv or no dctyrUve. presiBRn or t o p re sid e n t's son.
OTbUlh-dutHph*^ f o f d th o i
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ilendar
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Mrs. W. G. G ardiner fs Mrs. Burla*
Hostess to Members' Hostess at Part v
Of Pipe O rgan Club Honor of Mis *Holma!!:1""1" 11iggni'. K'twan! Higgins.
.1 •>f lie
uch Mr- 1• D. Park* t !
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Fields ie
^til n r •: .it 2::;<P
*honiu nf Mi . G A .!! tu rn e d hom e Monday evening from
l'r mil V'• iric
| D a y to n a Beach w h e re th e y spent
several weeks.
iruin
l»t»rv h'.ur
W at In . |,
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. G onzalez am
ti red to O rla ndo S u n d a y a f t e r n mti
■b'own and for the dav. T h e y w ere accm iliel.aml. i'anied homo by tile l a tte r 's .-i-tcr
I,,lm Mrs. 1.a Rue Bliss.
Mi-
Sm prise* Party Given
For Mrs. Reck Monday
-MeGutl..,. ;iml
\],.x
l>. E. 'I'iirashcr and Ii.
Dili
I.Ti. I'uesday for B ra d e n to n c beie
they will a t t e n d thu P re s b y te iy .
n'"t|«r,-i| p, m lando
Mrs. J. F leischer, Louis Flc«ch« r and S. G ordon le f t Monday foi
l'aiii[ia, w h e r e th e y will spend sev
the eral days.
1
‘rj Yh" ,1:,s
and Mrs. T. j .
0 »«‘ks, lefi Mon
,mi'
t leveland.
Mr. and Airs. H. H. T u rm n n and
baby, of W i n t e r H aven, w ere the;
g u e sts of Mr. a n d Mrs. A. B. Ma- j
honey S u n d a y a t th e ir hom e pn
Iit "X
•"■cn in
r l»*t fortnight T enth S tr e e t.
F "'other .Mrs. -p j
Mr. and Mrs. T. J . B a r n e tt i f
f"r • •'■vcliiud,
1""• in a hospital 1‘n ln tk a m o to re d to iyanford Son-1
day ulid s p e n t th(^ d a y here as the!
g u e s ts o f Mr. nfld Mrs. A. B. Mu-j
honey.
,p5. , r “'r r « ™ i.y .
p
hr day nn busiMi*-s V irg in ia H o lm a n of V ir
ginia is th e c h a r m in g house guest
>f Air. and Mrs. R. R. Eldredge.
'Viliam M
i*oro
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Britt of Con-}
they visited
aellsville,
I’n., who have been visit- j
a* the
"J',*'"1 Kwrcii
* r ..
[ttothe,.. -
of <»g their son and wife, Mr. nnd(
Mrs. C th a rle n L. Britt, loft T u e s - ,
Joy nftem oon for* Stj August! no ■
w here they will yiaft another boo,
F. R. Britt, before returning t o .
th e ir home. ,
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S K t-s u X
Amusements
W*V
r uo
t--i
Continuous from 1 p. nt. to
1 i p. m.
— TODAY —
“The Clinging
Vine”
W ith
L e a trire Joy, Tom
Moore and Robert Kdcson.
Special Illu stra te d tiargan
Sido, Irving Berlin’s
“ At Pence W ith the W orld”
Comedy
“ FROM CABBY’S S E A T
PRINCESS
J/G o
•
auto
I W E W ARNED
YOU
i|Blankets
Quilts
Should be made ready for winter use—
icd CLig etui he a
A
lit ‘o r ,i L i n ve r.
' l ry• a n
25c
:iOc
50c
Single Cotton Single Wool - Q u ilts............
ei;g in S n o w d r i f t ;tnd
s e c h o w t. 'r
o o d it c a n h e
»
at its b e s t. S n o w d r i f t
i»ivcs d e l i c i o u s r e s u l t s
as a f r y i n g f a t b e c a u s e
i t is s o d e l i c a t e a n d s o
Double Cotton - - ;’>0c
Double Wool - - - 60c
Comforts - - - - - 75c
+
8
Phone 475
I£: 819 West 3rd Street,
Newest
=a»v
Par-Kerry
3r
V. s
Carlton
I
Tailored at Fash
/
\
ion Park
/
S nappy and neat model w ith a
th re e eyelet tie. m ilitn ty heel.
$ 7 .8 5
__ > .
Blonde Strap I*ump
neat
'Military llccl
o n e -stra p
$ 7 .8 5
style
P aten t Lace Oxford
W i l h sty lish
high heels w ith
inlny of black
kid.
$50
Blonde Tie Pump
/
Cut
out
inutep
s t r a p w ith tie
M ilita ry - heels
R e a d y to put on
$ 7 .8 5
>
High hoelB with
cot out on sides, A M
Q j*
N eat kid overlay ^ § * 0 . ^
j\,.
J" Y
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AND MORE
‘V l
Iiisnche Sweet in
A W estern Picture
The Carlton topcoat
from our tailors a t
Fashion Park is avail
able in a rem arkable
collection of woolens,
tweeds, foreign twists,
Irish homespuns, Ty
rolean Loden cloths,
W eatherly cloths (pos
itively raid - proof)
Shetlands and num er
ous interesting her
ringbone effects.
Black
Satin Oxforda
j -
“Why Women
Love’,a
IV.
Sanford Laundry
S n o w d riitjS
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Phone us today—our representative will call.
V at
Cool'weather holds no ter
rors when one is snugly
outfitted in one of our new
coats of deep piled velour
or our snappy, reversible
sport- coats of plaid ot
checks.
Some smartly
trimmed with far, others
self trimmed.
At -these
prices every patron gets
the utmost in value.
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We are equipped to give 24-hour service on this work.
w holesom e.
Patent Oxford
I\Neu)
S m a rt
Coats
A
9
n
Our prices are:—
< !cl:;;u e m o r s e l t i n t is
.Mi l.ady
*
LA ST W EEK -
C O O L W E A T H E R IS H E R E ”
la Footw ear That w ill Please
Continuous from 1 P- m. to
11 p m.
o p , la^ y
f i The
in
U nderlay of blonde snake 'k in.
|ti» w-ter, Mrs. J. ,\
ton).
'Jr*
S u n d a y , O ctober 21, being the
e ig h ty - f o u r th b irth d a y a n n iv e rsa ry
of Mrs. J o h u th n n Peck, m o th e r of
Rev. A r th u r S. Peck, a n u m b e r of
h e r frie n d s gave h e r a su r p r is e
p a r t y a t her home on P a lm e tto
Avenue.
Tile various rooms of th e Peek
residence wore converted into bow
e l s c f beauty with Die num erous
bouquets of r...•>('- and o th e r cut
tlow ers sent by iriemis.
A la r g e b irth d a y cake of w hile
topped w ith canon s fo rm in g the
n u m e ra ls " h i " , was b r o u g h t and
presented by Mi.-. ('. Minor Berry.
R e fr e s h m e n ts of ire c re a m and
cake w ere se rv e d by Mrs A. S.
Perk la te in th e a fte rn o o n .
Mr. a n d M rs. E d w a rd E udeck- of
toi'h-n .,f Anderson, hi I Elm A venue a nnounc e ltie
A.
M"*i !ay and is b irth of a son, Monday, Oct. 2.r),
rr hl"">‘ »a tile haa
k il l e d
at iu-r
given by \li • Burke Steel
\v< nuc.
„
. .
, , , , , ,
. home on C elery Avenue, honoring
■Service of Song an
B a sk e ts and bowls of yellow
a n d I Miss V irg in ia Holman
>
.• ,
..
ot V irg in ia
Mr. and Mrs. Marion G reer, and .
the i 'iingregat ion*' l rotize m a rig o ld s and. golden
enstile a l t r a t i v e bouse true.*) of Mrs. baby, of West Palm Beach, s p e n t ]
[:3(l eVI'x k.
I hem*
ios w ere effectively used in dcctin' dnv bore Monday on business. 1
R. R. Eldrodge.
| the Ways «f Cod." ' r a t i n g th e room s.
j
In
the
living
room
q
u
a
n
titie
s
of
Training ( l!,ss "*
I Mrs. J . H. Colelough ['resided
Mrs. .1. D. W oodruff and Mrs. 1
I vari colored zinnias w ere a r t i s t i c a l
Church will mee
i *ver th o busin e ss session in the ly used, while in the dining room Ben Caswell m otored to O rnlndo ;
Ij .Vr-. Root at S: 1 ' bsrn e e of th e c h a ir m a n . Mrs. A.
Monday.
J the color m otif of pink and green ............
|
j f. Rossitev.
ITwn ef the Mcthodis
f ’U 1 Mr. ami MrY .i T . C.iblw. w h o '
Oil W e dne sda y llu- P ipe O r g a n ' ' “ Y * ai’Db' moi ■U" s , i I .isi'.ii
-i
Iin;r the summ er at 1
|inert at the home <
I l ib will held an all day sew ing
. .unis C n * ' .
| Crown P i j
hid., returned t«> |
ninholser i<n Dak A w
| "I'e lin g at the home of Mrs. It, F
j A very am using “ Cat C o n te s t” i
,f. ,-.[ M
aft*'r».ven »*v| nr« '
Rock.
noper, on P a lm e tto Avenue, for
i was enjoyed d 'liiiig I I . i a r i i . n g . i tiov ot iesne to ( h e ir 1friends at
ilt'imrtme'it of tb*
•ie p u rp o se of se w in g on a rtic le s
the [ii ./a* far tins was a dailltv oiC Magim
ub will have !>usiiies
A Vi'i.uor th e B rid e ’s ta b le a t th e ir a n
hand made kuodken hief and was
program at *'CT
nul b a z a a r , Dee. y, a t tile W o m a n ’s
J U D G E R E S U M E S D U T IE S
won by Mrs. A. K. S haenm ker. in
'lull.
tlie
"
F
o
r
tu
n
e
H
unt'',
Mrs.
E
n
a
A
Tier i I* will hav
T he n e x t m e e ting of tile chili will G«»riuley received the prize, also a
T A L L A H A S S E E . Fla.. Oct. 2f».
Da; paitv at tin
ie held M onday a fte r n o o n
with handkerchief. T he g u e st of honor —bl'i - J u d g e J 1!. Whitfield, of 1
^j. tiri'iyr H alf. 2(h
.Irs. J. I„ Miller a t h e r home in was presented a lovely h a n d k e r the S ta te S uprem e C ourt, who sus- j
Uf.
re v e re
injuries
.several
Edge wood, and will be a n erfi- chief as a gift from h e r hostess. tnined
I Thursday
oroidery show er.
Mis-s T h e lm a L a m b e r t rendered a w eeks ago wiiwen struck by ail a u
Vy (if the t'ongrcgn
A f t e r All business bad been a t n u m b e r of piano solos d u rin g the tomobile oil a street corner here,
Jh »i!l meet at 7 :.'D• tended to, th e hostess served a
re su m e d the duties of his office t o
evening.
I Parish House. Brad
day. J u d g e W hitfield received a
••vveet course.
A t a lute h o u r the hostess, a s
[feiiry Shoemaker and
M em bers present w ere Mrs. J. sisted by Miss Em ily S t a r r , served broken a rm and bruises on the
head in the accident.
R .'V id le r, .Miss Helen Miller, Mrs. sa ndw ic he s and coffee.
local Mill's ( lab w ill
R. W. L aw ton, Mrs. R. II. Berg,
Invited to m e e t th is ch a rm in g
I Parish House for a
Kurt, M ontgomery, a United
Mrs. E r n e s t B etts, Mrs. G eorge W.
I o'clock.
v isito r w ere Mrs. A. K. S h oem aker
S ta te s m ilitary post in N orthe rn
Evans, Mrs. B. C. Moore, Mrs. R
ring of tin* Firs!
Mrs. M amie K a te W h ittle , Mr-. New York, w as p a rtia lly c o n stru c t
I. . G lenn, Mrs. W illiam Moore
Ben A u stin , Mrs. E rnest G unnel . ed before it was discovered it was
Irttrili « ill be !i-•Id n :
•deoil, Mrs. F ra n c is Jtolz, Mrs. I
Mr-. Toni B rutliersen, Mrs. E. I. on ( 'anudinu
. it the \\ oniaa'
oil .
The Iti iti-ti
II. . C y ld o n g h j Mis- MatUia, F o x ,
I ikir.Sbf T*f (luf iSiti ‘
(Jtihb, Mrs. A r th u r Moore, Mr-. It. obligingly moved
Hie hnuildarv |
Mrs. Volie W illiam s, Miss Bonnio
R. E ldredge, Mrs. IB R. 'S te e le , line, ta k in g in exchange a purti" i
onliilly in' ilril t •at
P inkston, Mrs. Victor Robertson,
Irarti'.e •i■
t•- 1 •.niimeiii
Miss Bessie Bias, Miss Adole Blues of Aroostook Cnimtv, Maine.
I
i Mrs. Sidney .1. Nix, Mrs. It. F.
ups!.
.Miss T helm a R am bert, Miss Estelle
'a.',>pcr, Mrs. C. II. Cook and Mis.
Friday
S t a r r a n d Miss Emily S ta r r .
la m e s G. S h a ro n .
* Mrs. E. I.a Rue Bliss of O rlando
■a rriv e d h e re S u n d a y evening and
| is the g u e s t i* f tier s is te r M o .
•b t i i <mJ i —11I F ra n k J. G onzalez.
i " & i£
ym
known h e re a n d a t t e m p t s to lo w a s by Judge Ellis.
cate relatives o r frie n d s o f Schular. victcd in the lower court
ebargo o f receiving stolen
W E S T PALM B E A C H , Fla., Oct. so fa r, have been u navailing.
erty.
f
2G.— ( A V -T h e dentil o f u m an by I
l.ittle Miss Billie Wight, (laugh- • I>|1.lecture re p o rte d th a t a severe th e nam e of II. S chular, p r rsu m n -j
HART CA SE REVERSED
le r ot Mr. and Mrs. Hal W ight, I ri,rtli(|uake occurred u t one o’clock bly of W ert Palm Bench, and two I
T h e re a r e moree th a n on*
•ntertaincJ a num ber of her friends this a fternoon som ew here in the unidentified com panions, in an au ’ T A I.U A M A S S E E , Fla., Ovt. 20. lion wild h o rse s stil lin thU I
S a tu rd a y afternoon u t her h o m e . ^mith seas, p r r s n h ly in th e v i c i n i t y ! tomobile accident a t S ebring
• P D ie S t a t e Supr* me t'< u r' try , p rincipally in th e W l
l.och A rbor.
| of tie Marshall Islands. T he s e i s - 1 n nm m nic d in a wire this nn ram::
il.iv i m o o e d th e judgoient
•{ - ta te s .
aph indicated th a t th e p u n k e 1 to th e chief of t'oliii bet.* ‘ com
IlalloweV-ii idea, prevailed in the*
e ir c iit •d iir t for H row aid r>>u't
N o r e p o r t s ; A. I. Young, r rom-i m
decorations of black c a ts, s p o o k s ,, l‘" " 1
1
l,n hour
m the i use of II. U Hut t v s
A m ericans pay $500,000,000 J
l at.s and Ja c k <*'i.aateins, to g c tlie r *t *!.i ii'i'.'i liave been received.
D etails of the accident
v S ta le of r i o i n i u . The • pm*.a
f..r q u i c k medicines.
,t
"■itli b a sk e ts of c it flowers.
!
1 he children attended tho mat* * J ’ i *m : a s k s .11 1{A a c t i o n
? r ? r i n n n p p r i r i | *> r i n , *i r i r , r i r i r | p p p f ? i i w w p i p i w w w h i
^ J U I J I J □ I J U l J I'JlL I U O u O u u l l T l 3 u I J I J u l j J C I u C J U U U U U
<uce at the Milano and upon reI M H W A P O l . l s , [„d .. O ct. 26.1
, l a m i n g hnim* enjoyed sw im m in g
l’1 rile Marion cutintv g r a n d |
and o th e r w a te r spurts. A “ P e n-,
v .b ili t.-» in v e siig a tin g e h a r g out H u n t" was the fe a tu re of th e i
political in trig u e in' Indiana
afternoon. The prize f<»r this, a! * '
rntiy doll, was won by M ary liig - " '
"i trie, ted today by J u d g e
11
j - I i*i«-*
Collins of the eriminnt
gins.
R e fre sh m e n ts of ice cream cake ■•'"urt t . r et u r n indictments prii/y
th ree
Oil M onday afterncvin th e m e m - ) by the Guild
..J,.-, i
hors of tho S t. A gnea Guild of Holy , A t tho o.,tt, | l, , i l.n ,,| ; ■Uslliess ;
C ross c h u r c h held th e ir r e g u l a r j ; f,cial h<-.ir w.k enjoyed. T he h ■<m e e tin g a t the hom e o f Mrs. Clyde i u.*?g, a
'I I'V Mis. t'liris Mai
Tursd*T
. : Derby on M yrtle A venue.
thew
s,
and
M r. D iig e r, ?.,iv e d a
.
.. i ir"lo ot l,l< ■
In th e absence o f the pre sid e n t d ainty ice < >ui>c.
I lie iixmis e ‘
t S - i l l meet a t t h e ,
0 Derby Inane w ere adorned
[< p. Crenshaw ut M ts. M. B. H u tto n , the m e e tin g
,i \ j ( | bued ei'Miei:
w as called to o r d e r by thu vice wi1til 'nowls
president, Mrs. R aym ond
Key. and pial. gladi.di.
irtmont of the WoFollow ing th e devotional exercises,
Am ong (ho m em bers |,re eel
| r«ill hold business and
the r e p o r ts from the s e c r e ta r y and were M i
Chris M atthew s, AGat J o'clock J».
nM. M inarik, Mi«. Raymond Fhi!
,„.c with Mrs. J»h:i tr e a s u r e r w e re read.
D u r in g th e busin e ss discussion lips, Mrs. Tom O w n . Mrs. Krnc->
5 ,; ............I Meisch
he m e m b e rs sewed on tea towels Hill. Mrs. Mildred MeAlevaieb r
,/liich will be sold a t the b a z a a r Mrs. Jo h n W Mfisc h. Mrs. i:.,y.
, . ™ » A .M rtir .'hO
n Dec. 2 a t the W o m a n 's Club,
national Church wi
maud Key. Mrs. Fred Daigcr. Mr
’.ev. M o r tim e r G lover gave a most
|>ari'-l'
at :
Jo
h n l.eonavdi, Mis. Mortinn r
H*. ^ndership <> u te r e s tin g ta lk on “ Se rv ic e Lea.lie’' and also ga v e a n u m b e r of (ih'Vcr, Mrs. J. N'. Robson amt It>-s and candies wen* served by ?.1r<
'" 'M Tlll"“ ," v's
««“ '» <
, , i anv i andidnti for public office it
.jlly.
( Hal Wiglit a.s. isted by Mi
.aluuble ideas lo r w ork to be done M ortim er Glover.
l.d-1 , ,
I
•■■'lev
rjre|e will meet a t thguilty “of corrupt ion or
, ward H iggins,
it Church at 3:J0 o ^
■niuitial a r ts ."
I 'I he cliildrc" . iii<.. mg tin* ,,a i t \
the birthday part} j
JstjW e re Billie W iehl, Camilla IV ns
W. M. Uj
V bank in Portland, Maine, has
■ | Mai \ H u rt, Mary Digiitoii, Mary
I Missionary ' "ion a
n i j l l i m i i i s , I 'o r o tlu a ; .awson, Ade- in 1 ilb il a periscope as a defense
ac..i"i 1 imlieibleil in bronze (ill the
’ Church "'ll have :
11 . i i
■lialile the police to
.to
o'clock.
j Kliz.tin l!i Saiilb. Gem* M artin
■ty at
inti the ball Ic \ a n ils a t any
jlfjm'sday
a I l"a»r **i , | a m y . Bell \ \ a i - l o t |, ( ..ruelia .Me
Mrs. W. I >. G a r d in e r w a s hostess
\ \cry *1* ligh tfn i
'la e , Margaret. I' i i I h •, anil Mrp-v
I
('(iiiiinission
wil
lorniay a f te r n o o n fur the Pipe O r Monday evening was t!i
pal t\ j ....
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■ I Ellen Mitehell.
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l flock m the office of
an Club a t bur home on M yrtle
Mi ss Alice Neal P r o s s e r of
. of the Melll >dis‘
rhnm
usvillc, (In., a rr iv e d
here
111Cordiali.. in', ip 1.
Monday
and
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[ party ■•! if. i ,,agre
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it her home on Oak Avenue.
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DAIOER. SOCIETY EDITOR
KMv YO R E P O R T S Q U A K E
ST. AGNES GUILD IS ENTERTAINED AT’ Junior Party Given ....i
By Miss Billie W ight’ I t ’h Y O Oct. 26.— </P> — T he
HOME OF MRS: CLYDE DERBY
I Km ingaya o b se rv a to ry in Sniynm a
i ’o Bos A ngeles, Cal. T hey expect
(
o r e tu r n by tlm w ay of G ra nd
Kin "ii " I iil'iiirliet
j Canyon, S a lt L ake City and C’lii'till hr followed Ir
j ago.
T h e y e x p e rt t<> lie aw a y
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j Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Myers left
itth'iill I .in ,i " H a r
, Hominy for T a m p a w h e re th e y will
*ting ai the home o ’
ail for New O rle a n s, then by rail
an. Hull) Pal k Ave
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t* o f iho F o r t Myn s t n g h t, is w ant ••!
i Bankers Aswi.itii n
m d c o u n ty nulhi riw ith n .h n lf mil'•irtrlndlc in S outh c h i
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(/P)— K spirito S a nto Springs Hans
«,r S a fe ty H arbor, capitalized
$20,00(1. failed to open its doors j
thin morning. O fficers refused t-> 1
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Welcome Boys!
By Ms
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H unting
Sec.-1 to Jan. 31 nm
i, ,y stat,,,,u,,,‘
inv«,“*
litigation
of itu a f f a ir s
by a
icjim • to.ilive of tin* S ta te I'aiikseason
.of tu r k r .» ,j J()J, lic p a itm i lit who is expelcted
’e l and d e a r in Semi- t |.->.;iovr »w. It wss intim ated that.
* and O ra n g e ci.unties. ,
would lie a ri-orguni/.ntion of
1 to Ja n . •!), according the hanking i i)»>:•";.. f dlowing
|W and published in a v iiii !i ! be iustit'ition i t exiiecte 1
lived by S h e r if f C. M. to reopen.
th e S ta te (ia m e and |
tiesionor.
I
j o f tho regulation!'. « h ic :: •
•tim e of tllC opi II t ea la:.
| u n d e r g e n e ra l l a v and
In ail p f tho Mm id i
AKRON, O., Oct. 2i».— iS ' i —
b i lic e n se 'fe e s and open .'■iwcnty five iimit uinl sh u n s of
capital common stock of the Akron.
• tr a p p in g h a s been post
Wall of the s h e r if f ’s of- j Canton aim Young.itown Railroad,
i ar,signed to the (ioodyonr T ire and
nber of counties, the gen- Kuhlier Company l,y F. A. Sieii■rlin, fi-rim r (iooilyear iresiilei.t,
Jlows h u n tin g ftfom Mo
,tre to he olfeiial for sal:* liere
, IB, a d d in otii; r cour
Dec. 1 to Dec "-I.
A N ovem ber •!(), lin- company anMi'iined ti day.
es hnve n 'c lo s e 1 ■ i "
T'ie stock, which ioprescnl'-d
b a g lim it is an fotlov,
half th e total o u tsta n d in g A. C
, tw o tu rk e y s . 20 ip n il
B gocae, 20 Wilumi snipe ( itiid V. ' "ini.iim sli.in s, has iiet n
h ” ld hy t i .... Ivi-ar since Sieherlin’.
25 dove^.
n ti n iiu i t a .Me;, to r a debt of
ion's h n g lim it is tw o ;
isd.TM.T..:', '.ml to have been dim
ttrk c y s hrfil 200 of o th e r •
the riimpi.iiv
Fach idiare lias a
im e birds,.
p a r vi'hn of sum , m a k in g total p a r
c a bne o b tained a t tho '
value $7.Mm,00».
SfO'a office.
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WFE,MuM
; in that care !•:< i i. Safety Harbor Hank
a'(
F aiis to Open Doors B O O lb AND H E R BUDDIES
P o s b e r g ami
tiuc-e
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, e r charges.
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Taking a Lot For Granted
Hurricane Creates
Havoc in N ortheast M O W N P O P
QUF.BKC, Oct. W .— UV)— Hoofs
v.-,-ro c a rrie d aw ay. steel frrstlos,
t. |i "iSki ■< n r *1 tnlnersoh ix'lo* end
tre e s w ere blown down, and oth e r
v.aa caused
tn roughout
C-j o I-"'' City end itii.i'iit during the
lent 21 hour i by o*)*1 i,t the irunit
fi.i ioijs wind and • ij.iislefnis felt
hero in ten yours.
A la r g 11u. 1u . n y of lum ber was
!."ic:v i* by a br.ikrn boom into
:#t U ’wrcncc river, hundreds
or t.mnll boats w eie n il'd on
•' ole, -m ashed or carried into mid*
'■? in. mi avalanche of n n ,. ta m e
dow n the cliffs overlooking Chnm,j
s tr e e t d a m a g in g houses it
•i fir
and r >•! tint'* on I orette*
die Church fell .-.eventy five feet
j.nil n;ni I
to pie'es.
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Be Offered for Sale
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j ’Genc I ’lmney to Act
JNameCl As {Wch Pallbearer
id Pirates In| P IT T S B U R G H , Oct. 2rt.~ (/P i—
Tiinney, w orld’s h e a v y w e ig h t
'ennant Race Gene
hexing rk.mipion, will m l as a
1 |.:»l!h a » . r nt the funeral of H a r r ;’
U RG H . Oct. 2(5.-(A*(
G
f o r m i r middh weight till.
r g h P ir a t e s will b.iHl
In ! e I , who o‘i< d ;.l A tlantic <"ity
th r o u g h
next
vent'
I'1 t i ’lidny, f.dlowing an o p e r a L e a g u e p e n n a n t • trng'/l
t. i. Servic-.. |.<r i./. h wtU l»o i
leadcrahin of llwn'i 1 h* Id tom orrow .u.,1 I'liiniev has in
Bush, m a n a g e r of the r<’ n;"d friend lie will stop off in !
ills club, of the Americiia i iU.duirgh enroutc tn ,m itayton, !
Otl.
1 tlhh*, to New York, in o n le c r to '
ncem ent th a t t h e one tin.
n tli nil.
of th e W nrliinglon
! foTfBer H etroh T " ’" ’ '
llw o u ltlV e p la c e
Hill Me, a t th e P ira te helm w av
sterday. .Mi Kon 'hnie w as J
iy t h e , P i r a t e s Inst week,
I (TIINAGO. (let. 2'h—t/P)— The
to n tfg ft
f,,r
year, I price of gasoline was cut one re n t
DroyniBH, ow ne r of the i
today by the S ta n d a rd Oil Finnbitneed.
L K N A N A K IN . A rm enia, Oct. 2(1. e m in e n t for transinisi.ion of di..
i puny of Indiana hi th e eleven I
a n tin g on the oppointtnem ,
—(/P)—
H e artened hy Hie iinmedi-1patches.
middle w estern sta te s in its turriI aaid:
and,
.r i
m ,
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,
.
'tor.v. "Ih" leason for the decreas'i ate n m ista n c e, ,,from A merica
,
.1
th e Moscow governm ent
has
I t a h u s tle r anil In* know ;
every
p
a
r
t
of
K
ukkiu, A rm enia is .
was g iie n as general m a r k e t condi
str u g g lin g va liantly to e l t r i c n t e donated ,->25t),00 for relief, and the
H is rocord at Indian*
tions. The- new survice ebul ge in
bdftl Vary good and h :
!
herself
from the m isery, fam ine I big industria l c e n te rs
Chicago will be 20 cents a gallon.
l e n t habits. I* i iii > to Ke.osene also is reduced a cent n ! 1" " 1
*,,on
>0’ the s e r i - {a r e c o n trib u tin g gcnerm irly.
luCCgBjkor fail in his new if .IIkh.
j •"« 01 ontthiiuakes hvgm ning I’ ri- ^ Tiirougli all the a nguish and terent. He will lie given ih
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| day night.
: ror A m erican women furnished an
pe rntlnn as we can g i v j
H uge P a rk in g Grounds
Fifteen villages a r e in ruins u m l 'e x a m p l e of sum •eme heroism. F our
new m a n a g e r will have
p a rtly de- j N ear F a st relief nurses, who mod
P a r k in g space for fin OIM) a u t o tw enty th re e oth e rs
un ity to pick hi- own
stroyeil.
I he death toll is p la c e d , estlv asked th a t th e ir nam es not
mobiles
at
one
tu
n
e
is
being
proall th a t s o r t of tilingm hnvii ”m"ade'*a' ir'ood '
(1
Philadelphia for m otorists nt:
'** " mi' .wllh
H | »>'• Used, o p - r a te d on the maimed
bJt T x o u n o
nobody* who a ttend th o S e squlcentonninl}
,,r
m the l'a r ,t
,« » '»«»" while the ground rocked
-4
Armenia Extricating Self
M iddle'W estt Gets
i From Earthqnake Debris
Gasoline Price Cut
I
With Aid Of Americans\\
~>w*
fc^Iaaases” White Here Wednesday
r
Hipinre miles,
j The survivors nre encam ped on
the bleak hillsides, unsheltered,
! lacking bedding null some without
( iie"e»iiiiry clothing, the
intciis''
.cold adding to their misery. There
'is al ■) an acutu Mod short age
| in this city b50 houses were lev1idled. The o rp h a n a g e s of the N ear
F a st relief w ere dam a g e d
consiilerahly, and some of th e buildings housing the A m erican persoir.iel a r e beyond repairs.
l.eiiiimkiu is still w ithout electrie lights, and te le g ra p h ic c'.inmiinii.it n.ii is g r e a tly ciirlniled.
I hi- o n i is p o in ’i H is allowed hot
half an hour eat h day hy the gov-
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i A tla n ta experienced its second day
j of w intry chill. With th tem pera; tu rn at Hit degrees a lig h t mist
|.>url,v this m o rn in g developed in
j t., n sleet storm whicii soon turned
| j„ t 0 snow. C ontinuing for about
hour, the snow, mixed with min,
nudtefl ns f a s t ns it. f.-||. F a ir and
J w a rm e r w e a th e r predicted fur to
m orrow .
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77—Houses fur Rent.
N O T I C 15
HI—Houses For Sale
,90— Automobiles For Sale
. V n t lr r I h lio r o liV R i v e n tint* t !; •
W O R K W A N T E D f o r d r a g lin e or
M o u h l o f <’m i n t y t ’ *»in in l * I ■n »r- i*»
WANTED.—Young
man
boarder
o r c ra n o on dnv b a sis o r c o n tr a c t.
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$1500 Cnnh
K E N T VUI.CAN17.INn W O R K S a n il f o r S e m i n o l e f o u n t s .
to sh a re nice f io n t room
A m ple e q u ip m e n t f o r a n y sizo job.
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Honnblc rates.
Apply
P, M dl buy a five room Spnnisb >HOOD A M * G O O D Y E A R T I R E S i
i,',' U t ^ c ^ u r ' ^ i i .. h*h>.. ' ’■■.mf. . .i
gentlem an, b ite place, two bedT li» IJo a r il n f
< 'o u n (v
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T h o m p so n am i M oseley, D r e d g in g fh o l a n d cold
Connelly
and
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•■‘ tual, p re se n t day value. O w n e r !
t o m m o r c i a l A venue
u% t„. Ml|f.ril t <» m iifm .,, «
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I"Ji5. ut 10 uVliiek r#cp|Ve
R tlO M S with or w ithout meals. ' room Niingaluw, all m odern im- "ill -ta< ritice. Two bed rooms, din- BK SL'Uft mu\ svq the new custom
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pioverm-nt**, $.,f, per m onth. Ad- *r’^ >■"<1111, living room and kitchen.
hit w . :in| st.
built StudV balur?
" hT h e i t . r i :«I reset Vi 1 tin r r -it t 1■ •I.-... i i e r o f 1 t h e l . l t l t a
G enoral C o n tr a c to r
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r . I; i.o t h e I 'm i n t y I. ln u
dress Box 101, Herald.
Double g a ra g e , ete. Price if so ld ]
SAN . D A N C A R MU'
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001/ W e s t F i r s t S t r e e t
il'lf
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(Jfli
miv limul 11 fill ••flits •T . )
-------------------- at once. $75110 with only $1500 c a sh — - ‘------------ —
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P o r e . , f i n . a ls o f o r 't
a t T honc 441
IN MODERN P riv a te home |,'q u R E N T
r
H its t h e l l t l i d n v i f * >« ! I ••*1 \ l»
■1 it i c a p p r . i a r l i i • to t lin n r t ij
DODGE
1*1215.
" d . i r w ithout bouid.
10:t
n
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" room Stucco uiul the balance on small m o n th ly
I ' n n s m e t » i . e e ! f i i a i l c n a mi
tto Ave. ami payments. Drop a postal r n r d t.> Ple a su re cars and G r a i_ n t T rucks
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V . : , . , : , , A p t,.
, 4 0 , nnd
■' luiri.-.l h i tt.< 1 i f f i r o u f t h a
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$75.00
per
m
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un - j ," 1' and I ahull lx- glad to show } Elm and l.lth St.
' l . i l n e e r o n . m l a f t e r U c to b a
T in a n d S h e e t M etal
W ork. S n " f<'• 1 A <'•
111 >A IM » i I K 1• o r \ T N
_____ _________________ furnished. Phone 713.
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W a te r and B o a t 'T a n k s . A t Oak ------ - V K. POt'ORAHS,
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in town. A ddress B E ca re T he DOR SALK —F ord sedan. F i r s t ,
or w ithout meals
A venue a n d T h ir d S t r e e t
Tolo- ROOMS, with
llo»r< t o f ( o u n i y i'o m n t ls a | i._
Rensomtbie rates. Lincoln Hotel F 0 K R E N T — 5 room house f u r n - ^ m L .r d H erald.
| class eomlition. O w neer leaving
v.V. V " '
plinno 111.
St inlnol,- County. Florida.
ished. Apply Rarclift home, 2
-----------------------------------------------tow n. 217 W. H ighland S t.^
! tV * T K o W t o w i i M .
' * '* • i t 12 l!'- 2 « - N o v . 1
■"irst St.
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miles o u t W est F
H O D G IN . t & C O W A N CO., A uto G8— R o o m s W i t h o u t B o a r d
TOO LATE TO CLAS8I
W;*»— l.utfi F o r S a l e
r t i i i . M .t r lu l.i- tn li.n t I i n i .»H| i|
S E illN U l.E IIlH )S t)V E S S E
R a d ia to r nnd sh e e t m e ta l works.
I N ’ I ’ ll< H I A T P
INC.
K iN .u. x o T i n :
Ploin a n d o r n a m e n ta l sh e e t motnl FO R R E N T .- Single and double
t o v i c i n t i r ,,o...
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FOR
R E N T .— Fine
n p a rtm
20 '. Oak Ave
work. Tel. 710-W.
207 F re n c h
room, tw in Iwda, n ext to hath " S — < > * » « » a n d D e s k R o o m
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nnd p a n tr y , hot nnd cold Wk\
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----------------------------------------i p a . t up. LtK'uted on Geneva Ave;
ihi* 111, 1101:1 i.o- County .iucla>- of (J: rn g e privilege, splendid loeA1
DODGE HitO'i H E R S
PA IN T E R — DECORATOR
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U n N T —In Meisch 'me, a paved stre e t, and on Mel- S i-m lim li- C i , u n i , . V 'to rn lu . ilx-l, f iim l
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A. B. R iggs, 604 L aurel Avo.
ir c tu in . Ai'count ami vntichri'M kh ' • *' H oughton, I-akc M ary
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D
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j i:\i-< u t o i * !,( tl,,. C s t u t c o f N ' * * t t i . ------------------- -------------- P H O N E 303
H l t , b K .N r — 1 la r g o f.urnulhed Sons. Magnolia nnd 2nd.
development a r e selling f o r much
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l.vlnhait, ill-, ,-nsi-il. a n il a l . I . 'i w ; I ' n / i n W f l O T l f ' A I I
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F u r n i t u r e R efinished
W'l uii.m, ij|« (Ink.
,80— A — Real Estate Directory | m..n- than I « m asking for tlu-aa.1
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S E L L GOOD U SE D CARS
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djirce of :;fl" for
Ji‘ng I* reptricted to
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will lie responsible
incorrect insertion.
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for subsequent
The office should be
nediitely in ‘,a st* ° r
d v e b t isk r s
Id representative
fimilinr with rates,
icjsification will Rive
e information. And
they will ussist you
your want ml. to
lore effective.
25—Florists.
"STEW A R T T H E FL O R IST ”
F lo w e rs for nil occasions.
M cLANDER ARCADE
P hone 781.
ta n t n o t i c e
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Used Cat's.
Prices rig h t,
rca.-untilMe te im s.
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27—Professional Services.
TS should Rive thoir
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H IG G IN S -S M IT H -W IG H T . IN C " " 'o r investm ents ami' \vill Bell!
ojtoffive address as
M IL L E R O. P IU I.IP S . Inc.
Real E sta te and
| tb 's p ro p e rly cheap on t h a t ae-1
E U G E N E P E R M A N E N T W A V E S, M IK K K N I. Bed rooms for gen,jr phone number if
IN S U R A N C E BRO K ERS
i , l ’i"it. Only n small cash p a y m e n t
no kinks, cone price, personal a t - ’ ,. D im eo. New sm all store room.,
results. About one
tontion. Blu
B luebird B e a u ty Shoppe. ' ,0<,d location. ( all ut corner 10th -------------------------- ------------- j is ietjuirwl on this tleitl. Box 105,
lontion.
of a thousand lias a
Elm Ave. nnd Lltli S tre e t.
nnd French.
P
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340-J.
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L IST YOUR P R O P E R T Y ^VITH', var,‘ ,lu ' Dernld.
land
with you unless
" T H E LOT K IN G ”
S. J. N IX
F O R R E N T .— Furn ish e d rooms.!
your address,
M ARYAN IA BEIN G P A V E D —
306 F ir s t N a tio n a l-B a n k Bldg.
PHONE 3
A tto r n e y nnd C ounsellor n t Law
G entlem en
pre fe rred .
Refer-1
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S A N F O R D BUICK CO.
THRASHER & Ga RNER
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, or by letter. Tele212 Magnolia Ave.
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co u g h o r cold .I t will w ork wond- FO R R E N T .— Furnished bedrooms,
.ho m e s will bo under c o n stru c tio n , ^ N C O I . N
I*OKI) — F O R D h t ,
Kffieient
c rs. Phono 482-J f o r a p p o in tm e n t.
also rooms su ita b le for light 8-1— H o u s e s F o r S a l e
[. Promo:
.w ith in 10 .lavs
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E dw ard H iggins. Inc.
We 'have
Dr. W. E. MucDougnl, 1st N o t I housekeeping. 0 1 1 M yrtle Ave.
'Comnietvinl
Palm etto. Piione 3 3 i
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Bank Bldg.
- T W O nice funiirtiii'ii housekeeping I ROOM house', W. S a n fo rd and
to *»»' •’»*’ ' " i d r a c l i n g to FO R SA L E . Fords.,,, tr a c to r , lit
land Foilno.
] rooms.
F irst floor.
All con- Del.and road. Price $1200.00. J . I. build a nice home there. We t i e - , He used. Also ..he ton Ford
1 10—Money to Loan
veniences. .’112 E. 5th St.
Ramho, ow ner.
Hl.n ' l,,L‘ ' vh<,1,> ° r I,ut 1 Dme service truck. Phone 780.
I
Dtrift-s <i"hl ling w ith
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-----------------------------,!i inionds L O A N S — Money available a t 7 per __________________________________ ___ _________ _____ ___________________ "t two persons of selling ability.
[opal and t " ’"
cent. Close in p ro p e rty . A. P . , F O R R EN T. - Rooms for light N E W B U N G A L O W Five room s, ‘ :l11 1,1 ,,llr ° f fi<’L* f »r more infor- FOR S A L E One O akland touring
ctum to T e le p h o n e o fC onnelly & Soni.
high elevation. Price $i’>250. V ery "" 'lio n . S e ru g g s-S c o g g a n R ealty
car, $350, te r m s if desired, a t
housekeeping, $1.00 p e r week.
! L __________ - I 1215
easy term s. B a r t Nason, Valdez ' ’ <
Masonic T em ple. P h o n e ' Hudgins and Cowan. Sheet Metal
W. 2nd St.
)•'—I'ouHry and Supplies
Hotel Bldg.
N orth
Park Ave. 7’tr’j W orks. 207 F rench Ave.
| l f t book w ith
$ 3 1 .0 J ______________________________________________^
3 ROOMS for lig h t housekeeping. Rhone 853.
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N e u r FA,rrest Ia,ke Hotel. 1 0 0 9 ----------------------------------------------dandy iot, ju s t off P o p la r | H GOOD Used C ars F o r Sale Util*, llewanl. Leave
S h irle y , Rt. " A ” S a nford, Box Union Ave.
( O W N E R GOING NORTH — Will
A v e , and 2nd, will sacrifice for I Dodge Sedan; Essex < ouch; I.intffwI70-F.
six
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house
having
Harvey, Box ^ln
Touring;
I 1sacrifice
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Cadillacft\«<**VSU
Roadster; ;in(niw
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, F’OR K E N T —Two lig h t house-1 allI modern conveniences.^ Only----------------------------------------Iphaton; Cadillac Touring; Chandler
t Lot 20, F ra n k lin
B u ild in g M a te rin ls
I keeping rooms. 7H) O ak Avo. I $600
00 castt renuired.
Balance
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. ^facillp t,u, t o t l ! T o u r in g ; i«
requiretl.
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O akland
| Finder pl^nst* re tu rn t o ___________________ ________
m o n th ly . W . Ii. F.. c a re Hcrnld.
Sanford Ave., will sell at bar- T o u r in g ; O verland S edan; HudA Sons o f f ic e .___Y E L L O W P I N E L U M B E R f o r sale. 7 4 — A p n i T m c n l f i a n d F l a t s
gain.. E asy te rm s. W. E. Hnr- son B ro u g h a m ; Hupmobile. S a n
stations — Re- j F v a m in g — S h e a th in g —S id in g —
ford Cadillac Co., 117 FL 2nd St.
M O D E RN STUCCO BU N G A LO W vey. Box 352.
Phone 121.
F’lo o rin g a n d F’inish, delivered in 3 ROOM u n fu rn ish e d n p u r tm e n t
T his bungalow has large living | S a n f o r d nnd vicinity a t n price
w ith h a th .
L aurel ami FVlurtli1room , tlining room, 3 bed rooms,
5)1— I.ej’nl Nolicfs
Tlll.Vi CO
g u a r a n te e d to be a sa v in g to you. St. $20 p e r m onth. R. .1. Reel, kitchen and b r e a k f a s t nook, b a rd - [\S U R F 1
I, not the ow ner.” 1V e rm o n t L u m b e r Co., O steen, F'ln. Phone 3.
I wood floors in living room ami <1inW ITH
r t it i.it
1. v m , s \ r . i ;
estimatei.
• Phono 4802.
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1NSUKORS
1tain «-sviiit-. F l i t .
u n fu rn ish e d .
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We o ffe r policies as follows;
(tlress O w ner, c a re Herald.
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_ Phono 25-1-W.
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S P E N C E R ’S DA I If Y P H O N E 4 0 (1 ---------pin
, , i-l ROOM Bungalow and Garage,
Tornado
; inak*.. f. S e n d s "
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—Wo sell only cow’s milk a n d (NICE Ihrec room apart merit with
I(4lt ,i0 x
J;t7r»0.0(>, $750.(10
Intuns cif 8 i-«* - I.V., i: s . pill sunlit
Aeeiilent " the :iI'l'll' .ii i.111 •»r 4*1.11Mil.-(• 1
Service Offered
Pr/'Jurod i»
Seminole; private hath. Sen,mole Hotel.
llmlllIK.t, m,lllth,y. Box 1 1 1 1 .
1 ollision
...... so i hit Nm II’.'O'* *2ii 1 w :11 nf f • i
!county. No nowders used, double--------------- -------------- -------------it
pllhlli • hhI'\ l • tl i»• It U.Ii -I l.l.l
Liability
bIL'fi e-i>.. t, ,,’ |>r „ | d a ir y delivery. G. W. S pencer & F'Olt KF1NT.— F'tirnishetl
room 1
l«-r. hut ;il tml I.* -s 1h-Ml i ", II»i |»* i
Plate Glass
i<-r-. ui |O ... I'.I 1. \ M . .Ml IIIif 111
|Dnr*,,S„.la. We nre i ,,n’
i garage a,,artment.
Pee Gee j ’
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S u re ty Bonds
, ----------------------------------------------------------------------- P a in t Store.
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I’o r tlu* vet y best st^vii’c,
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F’OR R E N T .— Nice u n fu rn ish e d 4
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I COLCLOUGII R E A L T Y CO.,
j t IllHP I -nt ill tie linin' numeil
|lF iu t Street
w ith oven. Price $40.00. Leon- , 1 hon« ir,<,- w 1 '«•"!.
T'o; I'-'soo
Tel 732 311 F ir s t N at. Bk. Bldg.
r» full line
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Phono 7803, G eneva.
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Inst your business.
A n > p e rs o n rla lm iru v m lv e rw e ly the
04 Seed, Plants, Fertilizer.
STU CCO BU N G A LO W
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ro., general FO R SAI.FL— Celery plantH, both
Located on c o rn e r in S a n f o r d ----------------------------------------------------- - o n fllii
o r h i f o i o tin* t i m e t i e h i Ki n i t e t l
sidewalk-, buildi H eights, 5 rooms, well constructed, 88— Real Estate for Exchange f u r
. rigation boxes J. R. special and golden by th e bed. Also
m k o i u s i *: r . r u n K * ‘.
j la rg e living room, d in in g r o o m ,1________________ __________________
UeniMtcr.
oskerole p la n ts.
M. S. Nelson,
1Prop.
, kitchen, two bed rooms, b a th k with W IL L T R A D E a couple well locat__ | Box 270.
% o t 1 r K
Beau- '^ bow er, electric r a n g e am i watto
0(j residentiul lots, on paved
RY (.’LEANTNT, CO.
F’OR R E N T .— A p a rtm e n t.
I f. Iii*r«*l*y f; Iv e ii t lia t 11 f j
lire, llepiiiing and F’OR S A L E .— C elery pla nts, c o rn e r i tifu lly
fu
rn ish e d
every
a l |' i,,M’ri'V‘’m c,its. 0 " ’" |‘r s tr e e ts , as f i r s t p a y m e n t oil house.
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11ii i \ i ,orn i i i I-hm
I o i i i *i 'a I n )
furnished
and
"* ••*-*» for prom pt
G eneva and B e a rd a ll Ave. W. A. convenience.
F ine location. Spe- llv,
'» N orth ( a m lin u and will W h a t have y o u ?
Box 100 cure
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xiiiiitii'i, j
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rial r a te s for r i g h t p a r ty if r e n te d .s t' l l “ mip: . n' Urk,‘L v,,lue 1,1 or,,‘, r , T he H erald.
| I'.’-iA lo u , , ' '•Ill
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I to raise funds.
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'90— Automobiles Yor Sale
; I 'p j i r o x l m a t e l y
4100 m iu u r c y n til.- t'
M i a ^ ; e n m ,*U,P
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P L A N T S :-C alen d u la,
R O SE CO U R T A P A R T M E N T S
with only $500 cash and hulanct*
o f tlu* ro m l k n o w n a s M o n r o e - I p e a l.t i
1’’irl'cts Spe,-ini nt9n,ll> d r a g o n , c a r n a tio n nnd o th e r
Call 779-d.
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t h i c k I oo m u in v a H u r c ia t ilil. a ls o s h a p
ladies and children* Kankin a n n u a ls. F o r im m e d ia te or
Box 101 c a re Tho S a n fo rd Herald.
p nn<j ^ M otor C’o.,
ed a n d n a u d e d .
—------------------------' f u t u r e p ln n tln g . Mrs. L. H. Jones.
K n i't h n r In f o r i n a t io n tn n y h e o il.
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P a rk and Com m ercial
[STEAM PRF'SSERY I Phone 798 L. 2.
t a l l ie d f r o m f o a m y
l ln t t ln e e iH o f
fic e .
pressing, tailoring.
CHRYSI.FTt
T lit t H o a r d .re s e t \ es t h e r i g h t to
P*tto Avcnuo. Phone 15—Specials a t the Stores.
CH A S. T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO r e j e e l n i l ) a n il a l l Id d a
W l l n e a i i n t) h a n d a n d o f f i c i a l s e a l
411 W. 1st St.
Phone 092 t il ls
t h e I l i l t tin v o f O c t n l i f t , A. It
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P T.-S. Ilnherdasher |
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J E W E T T A N D PAGE
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V . }•: l l o r m . A H S . C l e r k .
F O R R E N T .—Ono nicely f u r n i s h
R IV E ’S (.A R A G E
E IJ5 C T R IC !
E L E C T R IC !
H O A R D O F C O I’N T V
F>rst Street.
I
ed a p n itin e n t? All conveniences.
S a n fo rd D ealer
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C O M M IS S IO N F it s .
208 W. 1st St.
Phono 017
915 W e st F ir s t St. P hone 207.
inoi .e PIHNTEUY
SM A LL BU N G A L O W . — Located |
S O T 1 I! H
Come in a n d soo o u r line of
N o t ic e I h In t r e h y k I v c i i t h itl t h e
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] SlIl'IM.IKS
E lo c tric a l A p p lia n c e s
bo bought on e asy te rm s. Price [
Sanford Automobile Co.
a n d f o r K e m ln n lo C o u n t v , w i l l u t
a p a r tm e n t. 1902 F r e n c h Ave.
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$4,000 T erm s a lm o s t a n y way. 200 Magnolia Ave.
Phono 137 lt e l r n e x t I t- K n la r m e e t I n s to h »
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_______ A sso cia ted P ress F u ll Leaned Wire
Boys Rob While
Girls Wait Outside
HARTFORD, Conn.—Oct. 27.
—(A’)— While th eir girlv fri6ndB
waited in stripped-down cart*
for the goV fw ay, four youths
entered d ru g stores and took
pVrfumery, fnce powder and cos
metics for the bonutificutidn of
thoir femule companions
Thus, according to ullogud
confessions today, hecan the
criminal careers of Percy I’nrkor and Andrew
Dorbuck of
West H artfo rd . H arlan Wallcnhoof of this city and Howard
Beaumont of Rocky Hill, All
in l heir teens.
On each of those raids they
were Hnid to have been accom
panied by five or six H artford
girls, none mure than 17 years
of nge.
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north;
becoming
SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1926
Eight Pages Today
TWO C L U E ARE Republican Speaker Lays
RUSHES Nation Is United
Blame
For °'Solid
Squarely On Own Party FROM TORONTO!
T O MONTREAL Memory Nfcvy
ATLANTA, Oct., 27.—
"Din* of its greatest mistake «
I sponsibility for l in* "solid Demo- lav been it* attitude twurd it*
■•-*- —
'
icrntie South" was placed squarely own welfare ia the Southern stute:.
‘ Olice Searching for Driver I "n the Republican party here to- In n majority of these stntes, Ur- ■Says She Is Happy Over t h e |________________________
Of Taxicab Who Picked tipjdny by Harry Spears, prominent publican leaders have not been in
Reception Accorded Her in ]|
A n n iv o n ia r v
Distant
Faro N ear Scene o f (iir l’s Memphis attorney, beeauso “it Iiuh . terested in promoting the growth
Canada W here She is Called ]I _____ A n n i v e r s a r y
Oca IIt on N ight of Killing i been manugi<| by a few1 men pri- "f th«* party and have done nothin-;
(■runddnughter o f Victoria
manly concerned with federal pat-1*°
* its principle upon govronnge
and
its
leaders
have
buen
j
'’rumen,
affairs,
[ted S tru g g le
negligent in promoting its growth.’’| “Further the Republican party it*
Addressing the Southern States' l h ‘:U,U,,< hns hw,s “ "Urolled
.
Republican League at its opening i an' ‘"""•Kwi by. and in live inter
Roundup of Men (all V
i *««i«n. Mr. Spears said that not l'n
«.[?w
..Uy con- R eceives Petition From N a
led
"lh“ ,nur,,l torn. Of the party 1with
r"r u ioft-recurring
w ,t h “ ll' hints of in.un
(ten* Persons in Toledo Is
tiv es of Ukrunian S ta le s
Continued Throughout Day lias been raiKcd ami it |Um UCcn did ns a natural resuil. fonsiderAskintf
H eller Conditions
placed in a position of unqiie.H-, .
.
.. .
fof County Is;
that
prevail,
it
tinned respeital.ilitv" will it be-! \"V ,1"‘ c.md.tiuns that
t o i .kdo . n(1. 27.
(Q I'K E N M ARIE’S TR A IN )
j
it of Type
mm,, u facto, ill southern poli-l'"
"■ ro.it 1*111pla(1-] tho
KN ROUTE TO MONTREAL.
[ t«i«lay unrxvered l\\n «*!ue*< i
* mimlier of liom-si and nfficient
27. td’)—Queen Marie of >
men now holding IVdct'ul appoint- ()* t
Used, Report
1 licetii.n with Hie i luiib'ug t<>
“Tin Smith bio suffered in r a l- 1
m
ls..li4l||y j„ Rumania, eoiitiiiued her journey |
m
'
!of AIivh i.:iy I;,!>«• t roy.
cnluhly beeauso of Domorcatii' j”1*
il>* of and not bei aiise of the tliii•**;•’i <’utiada today happy in her j
lit. Ort. 2 7 - UP)
true in i . ".•Iii.-r 111idv \vu>litical Mdidiirity." ti .aid, , ,n I Ri.pilbhean system.
rei i'|)tiuii as gramiiliuighler uf
willy vt ■H't <l|i*.
li-riiur I'd* li"tts m ,
that tile I•emoernt:e party hail be j " l lie b ague i. i;■>I inti iested ill Brit inn’s great empress, Victoria,
lieved the South eli.lined to its federal putroiiage as such hut ia as well ns Queen in her own right
\
................ ,
[liii! in \\ IIlia ins*>n )
1'hurint wheels, ami the Repuhli- I l oin eriied in seeing th at able, upVi 1 t o
p ' l l h (• a i l
IIH
Deeply touched by tin* Toronto
oil tlirii* a rm s
*ate; have viewed thi< as barren riglit, honest men, hi whom the pen women's airlnmntinu here yester
v*liicli b IoiiimI . 11 a ivl'iis
a tm o sp h e re i
ground.
| near the i re lie of the (’rny
to w
' |»h* have confidence, lire appoint- day as descendant of Victoria, the
•'slaving
of l wo j Speech by P resident of Union ling. It v.:i> covciid with
the
"The league hopes to !e> a means | ed to office."
Queen in reply declnred she hud
.jltsl renewal *»i j is E xpected to be Made at md malted hair.
toward
establishing
two-party
I>*d u rin g the league believes ia not forgot that she was born in
Close o f R egular H usiness
Ol'fiecl-i ah are searching for government in the South, but renl- the soundness of Republican eco Englami anil milled her belief tlm5
C
alendar
T
h
is
A
fternoon
Hie
driver nt a lax'enb who was re- I i'""4 that seelioiml prejudices i^tmt nomic policies, Mr. S pears p re "then* is no stronger link that
.hmliiv; of William
j er Moving
City
Hand m
Guns To
In Use
Crowbar Picked Up
In Same Vicinity
-L
Ships Thrown
In Ports AD
U. S. for VisM
Radio Assists PI
Calls British Empire
“The Tie That Binds”
Secretary Wilbnr
! To Speak T<
1
ported to have pieked up
bind., ns together than the associa
tion of the British empire."
Pit curing the contrast of tin*
idem unt days of her girlhood anil
the tragedy of the w ar as she saw
it, Marie urged the women of
Canada to join their
sister*;
throughout (lie world ia an en
deavor to bring lasting peuco be
tween nations.
Her address was delivered in
Convocation Hall of tho University
of Toronto a f te r sho had inspected
tho iuntitutou. The first and last
visits of the day were a t govern
ment house when* Mario and
Princess
Illeana, and
Prince
Nicholas, with other members of
Ritlph Stimtamiri* Asks the Financial Wizard Loses F igh l th e poynl party, were guests last
In T exas Court A gain st night.
N ew ly Organized t ’luli o f
S ta te U niversity to Aid
.tradition to Masuachu-An all day visit in Montrenl con
In Campaign for J?150,000
uett.s to Serve Prison Term stituted today's program.
Mario would liko to ahutidon her
A U S T 'V , Texus, Get. 27.—(/P)— royal rolo for a time and learn tho
Hanford alumni of University of
Florida will attem p t to raise iffl.riOt) Charles i'imzi', financial wizard, Amcrlcuns ns they uro and how the
for certain needs of the university, was ordered turned over to Mass i average American lives, she said
during an informal chat in her
it wn decided laid night at a meet achusetts autliorillles by tho court car.
ing of g raduates and former stud of criminal uppenlt* today. Ponzi ; Sin* Miiil she would like lo step
h* hold in jail a t Houston.
i into an American kitchen, hnvu a
ents in th e Seminole Cafe.
f
^
' <hnt with the housewife, and see*
A University of Florida f'lul. P o n z i lias boen fighting extrn.
*or *our months. Two heur- how tho dinner dishes woro put
wns organized here as the result
of the m ealing with the following ings were held before Cinvemor through a washing machine.
A petition was th ru s t into the
elected an officers: Glenn K. Mc .Miriam Ferguson before she hon
hands
of the Queen as hIh* was
ored
the
reqliii
ition
of
the
Gover
Kay, president; (>‘. W. Spencer,
vice president, ami Mrs. (I. K. Mc nor of Massachusetts for ids re leaving her train in Toronto, l!
turn to serve a seven to nine year requested "b ette r conditions” for
Kay, secM’tary-trensurcr.
sentence,
upon conviction of “be Ukraninn residents in Rumania
The Alumni Association of the
ing
a
common
and notorious thief," and was signed by the Ukraninn
university is wagin'; a campaign
It said
in
connectiim
with
his finunciul community of Toronto.
to raise 91 fSG.OtJt* by population sub- (
_
Ukruniulis iti Rumania hud boon
ect iplioa which will l*c uneil f»*r.
in Boston,
' doprivod of their schools and of
equipm ent badly needed, Ralph | Ponzi was captured in New Ur- political and economic freedom,
Ktuutumirc, executive secretary of I leans by a H arris county, Texas of- ami th a t living conditions fur
the association aaid in a short tulk. Jficer who had recognized him Ukruaians were more deplorable
He asked the men present to aboard an Italian • hip in the port than before tho world war. The
pledge thi'inaelve: to the raising <<f uf Houston. He was brought to j petition was tuken from the bunds
j*!.5ui) us San ford’s quota.
Houston.
i of the Queen by un aide.
i?ho
Hnytner F. Maguiro of Orlando,
The Boston financial wizard made no comment.
president of the Alumni Assmia- sought to prevent extradition iq
Comfort abounds on lionnl the
tiun, said that the university has the d istrict court and failing royal trnin. It ranges from un ice
2,000 students, but the facilities nre sought relief in the higher court cruunt parlor to a barbershop
inadequate for tin* student body.
where the Queen inuy hove her
which was iluniud.
hohla'd huir utlcndud to duily.
Dr J . K. Turlington and Pro
There are four poster bods, u
fessor Frank Bruinly of the Flor
library and bath, and also u phono
ida College of Agriculture talked
graph on bourd.
•
on the needs <>r the university.
Mr. Spcnrer ns ehairman of the
meeting called upon local alumni
to give short talks.
fare i In
he swept away.
In order to dicted that the need for sueh a
program notably the tariff, will
Iiecoine more acutely realiaed in
the South as this section develops
from a condition *d agricultural
pin d-.iiiioacy to hull agriculturi*
aii.I tinlf industry.
ORLANDO, Fin.. Oct. 27.—</P> near the seen* of the d ubbing and
*
tho Republican party m ust
vrstmlity morning,
man to a downtown ho -1 ahatiu • certain practices that have
-The
Florida
Women’s
Christina
I
lalen
tin
ki '|,v l liaties Birger
man, neeording t*> U* re l»een ii. togue since re-constructon l.rotlicrs were re Temperance Union, meeting in its|t' l. The poliee
.ippe.m i to l i .i .e 'l i o n and . ii
*
moral tom* of
forty-third
annual
euuventionJ
P"it
ly annul -ti'.i •'iiily to
ei'UI
its lendi r>i. •• lo a plan** of rniiopened
its
first
business
session;
blood
on
hi
■tir Inintleg quarrels..,
1 Jon*
... ..... nhors 1h m ' ,hlK
at
oVlork,. Reward.*; (••talii'g -2. linn tin*. j licit i «*:-peefi.liility.
I
i
with
.Miss
Minnie
>Ne:il
f
.lack i been offered.
, i mu. '*1*Quay s
soiiville, presiding.
‘Ti
ID3lhll:e gllO hull *ta, . Preceding the actual opening of* T ttL K im , i >hi<>, IM
A
i.mndup
<f
n
u
n
ia
ily
detieiint
i
the
business
session,
the
executive!
[ Juiirs vviis de.rovered |
to complete its persons was o rth ri.l I*v t ’hiei of
•]a||t*r llild h-> II ‘-hot ■com m ittee met
( " o i k of preparing repi-rts for sub-1 Polio** H arry Henning toui}.*’.! in
Bs rer-rt-il last irglit ; .""Hsinn “ "'W invussiono f various | Itie search for the a ttac k er and
"■m(f ' and women
1important* m a tte rs confronting the ! slayer of Miss Lilly Dale ( ’rny, 2*5,
Toledo school teacher.
I union,
i home in llnn islui' g
The tactics of the murderer, who
|
On
tho
program
for
the
m
orning
yig to hi t even and v.*e
brutally heat tin* teacher to death
session,
following
tho
devotional
I work fast." he told a
in a school yard two block from
n. The Birger gang service, and rending o f the exceu- her home last night, so resembled
tivo
com
m
ittee
roll
cull,
wore
up
1
have an armored
the operations of tin* notorious
| number of machine I pointm ent of com m ittees, indud- Toledo clubber of a year ago that
j* known of the ing those of courtesy, credentials, police prepared for another wav**
*She!' s group. I'lie national publications, membership, of hysteria.
I formerly were united press, a n d resolutions, report of
Women, frightened by the attack
llolhe Ku Klux Klun, the corresponding socralary, and on Miss Croy, remained within
jtotavc vplit over li- a story of th e Loyal Tempernuce their home.*.
•
Legion, to he given by Mrs. Elsie
“
Keep
cool,"
advised
Chief
H en
N. (Ireon, Jacksonville.
, (Isliiy.nn* said In*
ning
in
a
public
stuteinent
this
aft the session thj
itfWj.^*imi •X-,*-.*r
lieL
pointed
that the
>>
lull*Wd out ibnl
f rtrtiVMng, hi A h Nei
Neal will deliver
Birger, tout kie*\v <>t
! annual message to th«* union, w liich I<*lu1>l*L*r who murdered three w<unr. lie s«id he heard
’ 'eti ni August, Ui’Ja, produced such
is expect!d to deal largely with the
I if?; f«r “protect ion"
hysteria that the police were ham
prohibition situation and to contain
pered in Ihi ir investigation.
several recommendations! in fos
111, Oct. 27. t.1*) Plan F.xuniinalinit
J armi'il men, mu* / tering a movement for b e tte r law
Mentally deficient persons taken
observances.
rm>r* I hi,t i:, 2*5 men |
in trte promised roundup will In*
aui hsie gun -, were i The afternoon session will in subjected t•> rigid examination.
clude
introduction
of
pre
sid
e
n
ts;
a
if after William M e-1
Chief ileiming raid.
tiij Join •• laid been i hilds welfare dem onstration, di
By this method, during the reign
rected
by
Dr.
(irnee
R.
P
ark
e
r;
ikaih.
proven tu t ion o f tho honor f o i l ; of the clubber lust year, police
djuiilt sixteen m a tr e a s u r e r ’s report; a solo by Mrs. succeeded in sending a number to
lt* and 2S bullet Angus Co.x, of Orlando; exhibits hospitals for insane, although the
the b;o'k of iiis | and fairs by Miss Katherine Boy- clubber’s identity remained a mysthe cmmi ry r..*ad jl»s; a deupmstriition “tin
uniun j t«ry« Rewards totaling *1,100,
iir.t .I'.nes was signal challenge,” by Mrs. F. W. posted at that time, still stand, of
*• His body was Matteson and a motorcade through ficial:; said.
frSf. -••Hit* ilntnine j tho city uml surrounding county,
Miss Croy, who was a night stuu,i> found.
, term in atin g ut Hollins Collcge,Idunt at Toledo University and an
Vlnuite.l fioe.l 111.* ! W inter P ark, when* tiro delegates;'active church anti Sunday school
!f* . f I I'u. b liirgi i*I will he hosts of Dr. Hamilton Unit i worker, left her home last night to
attend i lasses at the university,
ii bn.; I ,-1<. vvIn. Ii
la n d his faculty.
h r.ih in no .I gangs
F e a tu rin g the evening session | H*-’ mother, Mrs. F.mma Croy, l»eit "«t t.. .tile dif. will he nn address; by Dr. Holt n n ] n,,IK‘ alarmed when she had not
Lf Inith i; leniiii sS,
world peace and several pageants returned at a late hour.
Mnc to ,-,; , v,
.,n,, and dem onstrations.
I" W'.rli fast," B,r .
P»Hi iiii'ii
>«» Attack
land ..a a !•"" ly '"ad
McQuav was shot
iturni eat vviiluuu coinI'.'.' Ill
....mull! e
(h.* Slu-lt.hi brothers.
Three Sanford Men
Loan Association Will Enter Speed
Statement * Shows Boat Classic Here
Its Recent Growth Three Sanford speed b o a ti wit!
FLORIDA ALUMNI | FONZI MUST BE
SETS $ 6 / 0 0 ASiRETURNED EAST
SANFORD’S QUOTA TO FACE PRISON
EXPOSITION MUST CLOSE
Fourteen Thousand
Acres Approved By
Coolidge As Forest Destroyer Brings
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.—(A) _ Word Of Deaths To
Addition of moro than 14,000 acres
Americans In Gale
of the Florida national forest wn**
HARRISBURG, Pn„ Oct. 27.—
(/]')- Dismissing exceptions to its authorized today hy P re s id e n t1
former ruing closing the Philailel• I (*oUlid'gu oil recommendation nf tho ! DAYANA, O-.t 27.— (>P) - - A
>r‘ ''r"a\ |I.line) I.,
Tile substantial grow th of the he eijji'eil in the American Legion phia Si'sqiii-Uentenniul on Humlay.". SccruUu.jeH (lf in te rio r and Agri-j w,,:e,c“ ‘Hapatch to tho American
Jr-V I ml:1 pliiniieil to
w
embassy from tho destroyer MilSanford Building and I.oaa Asso speed bopt classic Armistice Day, tho Delphia county court today re»'''<» from Ii
llani.*- ciation is revealed in the balance according to GnrI J. Schultz, in affirmed its previous decree and
„ »
,
. . . . . .
, f
. I wuukoc, now a t tho Islo of Pinos,
In changing the limits of forest, t(>doy gaVfl U)0 nam08 of lhroo of
Lciause |„ aw men
i sheet of the association ns of Oct. charge ,of the w a te r carnival on issued nn injunction to force its tho cxocutivo provided for the
Lnko
Monroe.
tho American victims of the recent
closing
order*.
Unless
tho
ScsquiLulu's' (|,[a,"i(M,,n‘l,*y: *r> The a sse ts totalled |1 , 295,(301..’I!*elimination of approxim ately 13,- storm th ere ., They wore Mrs. R,
Centennial
Exposition
Association
(
A
Lee,
William
H
offm
an
and
! The nssocintion was organized in
|tomity ami W;i.
from 1730 acrc", tRIo to which previously
Elounor Lindloy
; October, 1008 with paid in rnpi- Mr. Schultz will e n te r th eir boats. obtains a sUy*J'o'f' cxcruUon
the exposition
exposition had parsed from the gvernment | and Mrs. Jum es Pearson. No rethe
supremo
court
the
Leo
will
e
n
te
r
hia
"Shower
tal of $t!08, the first payment >n l Mr.
public land luws.
l>urta of deaths among men wore
*** K.iirilunisc
1 Batli," boat; Mr. Hoffman his must 1k* closed on Sunday.
I installm ent stock.
received.
Skidaddle," and Mr. Schultz, his
Fr,l‘. Cal'.igin, aid the J The association grew steadily
E arly reports from tho island
N Hiii*(., s loiidhoiise u ntll 1014 when few lonns were '‘Midnight’’ boat. Tho '‘M idnight’’
placed Mrs. Jam es and Mrs. Lind
1 ii.uiiiy
lmi| ' made as th ere was virtually no was designed and built by Mr.
loy am ong tho* doud whilo Mrs.
f ili<* gang there 1h**tno building in Sanford and the Schultz; th "Skidaddle" by the
h "as imuii
Poarson was rcporlod gravely In
f"i army, association Jinil to re tire a consid Sanford Boat Works.
jured."
a* im law agiim.st ei.i- erable portion of tho capltnl
Speed boats from several cen
Mrs. Hughes H allett, wifo of the
High 1
tral Florida cities will bo entered.
lf Uu-y mv t,„i ctin stock.
TAMPA, Fla., Oct. 27.—(/P)—
02
Dritlah
churgo d
has r e
Business improved in 1021 and Hoo Bassett of E ustis; Mr. Sim p Continued cold w e ath er prevailed Birmingham ....... 50
• and even if wq
,00
turned
to
tho
isle
Vlt
clothing
for
since
then
tho
grow
th
has
been
Boston ................. 52
son of Mt. Dc*ra; Mr. Willette, Mr.
lr*' l*un!* We roultl
In a large section of Florida today Bullafo ................. 42
.00 100 children and 60 adults. .The
rapid,
loans
av
eraging
|30,000
per
Stokes
and
Mr.
i^ukauH
of
Mt.
* ■•wise a man i.i
,0i Amerlpap relief committoe here jf
KUn' a He. borne.” month being mudo since lost J a n Dora hove signified their intention said the report of W. J . Bennott Charleston ............ ^4
,00 steadily collecting quantities at
uary. The association pays fight of entering boats.
Chicago
................
40
government
meteorologist.
•'d J>a,i never seen
00 clothing for the victims.
Rollgf
per cent scmi-nnnuully to investors.
Somowhat w arm er weathor yes Denver ................. 80 ,
Tho American Legion post will
' ’*
he had
.00
funds
are.
being
collected
and
large
Des Moines .......... <J0
The officora a r e T. J . Miller, present an engrave loving cup to
terday in this section was followed
.00 subscription# have come In fropl
trn b°n, blu lh" 1 >'« president; H. R. Slovens, vice
Galveston
...........
7fl
tho winner.
•
.00 banks, newspapers and prorainant
by another fall In temp*nr»turo thit Kansas City ....... 66
" f<,r president; A. P. Connelly,; secre
.oo, citlzeps,
•
morning
and
the
lowest
points
so
ta r y and treasuroF.
/
Memphis ...............60
.00
President
Machado'has
sent a
New
Orleans.......
74
fa r this season wero rovdhed in
.00
tr|In
bearing-food
end
clothing
ta r
[Moros Arc
AM ERICAN HOR SE WINS
Floridn, Georgia and 8outh Caro Now Y ork............ 48
O
u
tho
sufferers,
Tho
Cuban
Bad
NEW
M
ARKET,
England,
Oct.
Oklahoma City .... 76
L1,led in B attle 27.—(/p)— i n s i g h II, oyvned by the
lina. Charleston reported
de Rgledgh ............... 50.
ATLANTA, Oct. 27.—(i'P)— Bob
00 offiaialgLior its e
,00
American A, K. Macomber, won by Jones, American and British crees, with heavy froost; Jackson St. Louis ............. 64
‘.oo tion of rrppUps. , i
„ ,
;•
I killeif ^ " '^ '- T w e l v c Ihe C am bridgeshire .stakes, one of
.
. . ...*.ii — * f ( . ville had a minimum of 40; Apala Salt Lake C ity ..... 76
open golf champion, will not
.ooi
r r r ..... » ■ ■-»■'■* ■ *
the lust big handicaps of the Eng- tu rn to Great Britain naxt aunl* chicola 44; Tomp* 49 and Fort Shreveport ......... 76
.00 COUNtt^qRAMBBB MEETING
b s lr r a c ln g Qgason, run here today. mor to defend tho titla ho won la s t JHyera M* Fraealnjf tem parstures Toll
.0°
j'f.
<>ro w t - Tho* raco, o # r on 9 m ile ,a n d one
too
W«
l*roviTico
J une s t St. Anncs by he See
occurred In t h t reglpn Q fib « Great B a rto w .....
The board of tpn
. 00 '
__i7«
•ltics sniont There furlong, wab for atnteej of l.OOU
•> >
His law sudlos a t Emory
the cun- pound sterling and extras.
.04 Seminal*. County Ch#
. . . 76
Ft. Myara
Lakes.
.
’/,V..
veriity und business interests 1$ i f
.14
iUm —— 64
* 6 v c r the p l ilp s httrtaa.nnd lb#
'V *a* attempt.
prevent him. from playing In ^ Mississippi valley .tem peratures
it*
76
1Un Mor
"Think F o r ,Thon»"
«British
j i i I l . . . * i mv* vi**?. - h e
an
opeff n*xt
.00.
MidMh U
pi rising u n d e r tho Influence at
"Think for thorn” ia the latest nemneed
‘Otto 0,1 who retoday
but
he
will
dsfa
.00 .
44
, th. 1 '^ /ert.t on slogan f o r motoria that h being
isufo'
------- e;icsn open title snd
■
took passed ou t
Freezing Temperatures In Great
Lakes Region Bring Frost South
Jones Not to Play in
British Open in 1927
“"Itich the
---------
ICity of Jacksom
Arranges for Lott]
Program of
W.C.T.U. ANNUAL
CONVENTION IS
NOW IN SESSION;..,';
I Wiirtl Jones w ere
11
NEW YORK, Oct. 27
—Today, th e 68th annlvONd)
<nrv o f Theodore Rc
birth, wan observed t l
out th e country at) N iy y £>l
S hips in port w ere tt
open to th e public,
n\t& and radio programs;!
arranged to osll st
the cou n try's first lin e of
fenae and to th e c a re e r of t h s 5
who ah assistan t aaeretary o f '
Today • the sixty-eighth son}-, Nlivy, and l t i com m andrr in
versut y ,.f Ibeudora Roosevelt s ^
ta p d v a U ]if t | prom oted th « '
> 1
' !‘v
? ^ b” ;
ed not only in honor of th e lato
Ameriiiin hero, but also as "Navy
Day," in honor of the United
States Navy, n service which
Roosevelt, when IVosIdent, built
up to a strength equal to t h a t of
other g roat powers.
N avy ’* iota rout w ith ell his
Featuring event# on the program*'/ |
here w ere a public Roo#evtP
‘
mortal meeting at town hall
auspice* of the Women's
velt Memorial Association and' ‘
laying of the keel pf the neW I
cruiser Pensacola at
Navy Yard. Mra. Douglas
inaon, Roosevelt’s sister, and
Admiral Charles P. Plunkett we
down for the principal speeches
the memorial eervioa.
- '' .
• William Green* president at'.*
American Federation of Lai
agreed to drive the flret rtvei’
tho keel of the cruiser Penal
et Brooklyn Navy Yard. *
Shot Richard Honeycutt in
Tbe Pensacola, a sister ship tf.
Garage A fter nn A rgum ent
the Balt Lake City, now under con- •.
Over Liouor Raid; Victim Struct!on at Philadelphia, will taka.1;
Ik In C.’iticu l Condition two year# to build.
. '
Tonight
speeches
will
bo
lll-fceling engendered by u li
cast
frraua
diaper
in
Waatt&tt
quor raid near Altamonte Springs
ALTAMONTE CITY
MARSHAL m )
IN ASSAULT CASE
le'AJto a shooting T u esd a y aftojp ■ft*
noon which m ay re s u lt-f a ta lly t o
olonM T h e a t e r s B o o s a r a lt '
ono of the participants.
dinner will bs gtvsn ia New Y
Richui'il Honeycutt, a farm er, In by the RootevdJt Memorial
in a critical condition In the Or elation ia Roosevelt Hoiso, bt
ange General Hospital uf Orlando plkce of the former President, Ail
ns the result of being shot twice, this dinner the Roosevelt
it in
onto in the stomach and a second for dlstlngyji
work wlU :'*l
bullet in tho left leg. His recov swarded
Admiral W
ery is doubtful, say physicians.
S. Sima, former United States !
Charles M. Hogg, town marshal ator Albertt 3. Beveridge,
_ and
of Altamonte Springs, is in the lei Beard, National CommUiUs
coiility jail here, charged with a s Of lie boy ecoote.
sault with intent to murder. Bond
lias been fixed nt |1,000, In the
JAC K SO N V ILLE, Fie., O c t
event his victim <4iea, he will be —W —JaoksQoylUe joined, tbe
charged with murtlur, S heriff C. tlon today In observing the #•*
M. Hand who made the arrest, anniversary of Theodore Roots
said.
volt’s hlrtb by celebrating N p v l .,^.,
1 V‘
The town m arshal told Sheriff doy.
Hand th a t his "conscience is clear.”
An inspection of tbe UaHed'v^
The shout ing took place in an Al Btatos destroyer Bands, assigned^*
tam onte Springs garage, Hogg do- hare by the Navy Department f o r -A*
clurcn Honeycutt was shot in tho day; a parade by deteohwepta 4Scuffle for Hogg's gun. H oney-' from the destroyer and local
c u tt told Sheriff Hand th a t Hogg reserve unit#, a broadcasting
advanced towards him and began gram from tha municipal
firing.
WJAX, and a searchlight
Hogg said lie went to the g arage on tho destroyer tonight,
to huve a buttery put on his truck. were the major item# on tha jp
When the truck was ready, he aaw gram for the day.
Honeycutt advancing while ho was
All day long the Banda waa vis
crooking tho motor.
.
ed by the public, tha destroyed, in- -’
Honeycutt asked him whore he full fighting trim, being }
L
was going, according to Hogg. open for inspection from
"You hud bettor not como ou t lo morning until, nlfhtfall.
my plAro any moro,” Honeycutt
bars of the crew explained^
said to him, according to the mar* elaborate mbcbainlama to th« ‘
• k•-aT.*abv
sha], Hogg replied that he had jtq».
been requested to visit H qneycutt’a
Tho radio program tonights
farm by thu shoriff’s depsrttcent*
ginning
at S otelocky wW ‘ '
m
y
place
any
" If you como out to
more,” Honeycutt is alleged to an address by Admiral W. S.
hayo said, " I ’ll k)U. yop."
. son, commlaaloner of the U
Hogg tu m e d to c r a n k , big mpvjr tatea Shipping Board, who
ere todiyr to eonduct (t 1
again and H oneycutt reached fo r
tho ipavabnl’a gun in hla acabbardj tho ownerghlp and mail
H ogg said. Tliero was a struggle tho Arasriein Merchant
s n d ,th e gun Went off twice, lg th#
verejoq Hogg gave
th e sheriff,
D «U tjf S heriff apcppipsnlad tjy
fly
m
E
Hogg visUed Hoiyiycptt’# xarm
several dap# ego in- see/pi of U-
qoor.
‘ •
...
T
Stonh Laid to the
Approach of
PARIS,
prooeh to
t*
Propose to
.
Southeastern LWWWikStS
Mo n t g o m e r y , ai * . , , ^ ‘at.
—(IP)—Thq a q n u sl meeting of the
board of directors of the South
eastern Baseball League ,wUl *
hold here Friday, it was ehn
today by President Cliff *i
Several important matt#**, he geld*
a r i ^ b * tm k w -d R iit
Mending the
to. increase th*
dub# to eight.
m
e#ewA*«'
1
v
\
.7 t
mm
ixtrv •*
md
�y*T«V.
i
i
I <■
1 1.
£
=
ROGERS HOPES TO Sixth Annual Chase
j5, Stetson Resume
W c Relations Here B R E A K GROUND
a 3 -Year
InteGAINING
Kxpecls to Exceed
COACH OF ILLINI Horo
fleet;rd of Orange. Which
I 1.013 Yards fer Season
WARY OF
DECEPTIVE PLAY
i more suitable for field trials tbnn
wreill Storms
our. ...o Arev , Grader to be Used
i Authorize Pav|
Violent
Reported in France On Unpaved Streets) Of Four New
| yaHtevduv’s when eight red fox->
: were rent forward for the f<>"
Resolutions on thepaYi^ij
■hounds of the nation, two yen"
......... Oct. 2 0 , - i /p )—v i o h m ; , Th i " " ; 1’; ; ; ; • * £
PARIS,
f t i c a t s in the city were,
olds ..nd under, routed them f » ' ! stn rm j
raKinK n,| ovcr France ^
;.„ ih o rim l by the City
the City Commission MoL
. 4. .*.
,l
--------cover.
-with deludes of ram in the west a n d icsioners Monday afternoon r:oon. The thoroughfare* i
DAWSON SPRINGS, Ky„ O tt.i A largely gallery including mnny l,t.aVy snowfalls in the control and j ;1fU r City Manager W. B. Wlllinnu
Ktcnmbin Drive frdtn
1M».—t/Pt —On a new course, 01 sur- j women, mounted this morning
i ea stern portions.
The (tales are st,m*d that the grndet is ns ticccs- Avenue to Vermingo, i!2>
for the unpaved streets ns the
Rosalia Drive from
P en n sy lv an ia
‘I I ’ G r i t V r n n vivors of the first d ay’s run of the thc hounds were lod out. ('on- paitlculnrly fierce Hlong the A t - ,
jjpPiul IIUHnrri
1
sixth annual chase futurity with
Inntic and Channel coasts. Intense j
is for the pnved streets.
nut- east to Mellimvi||«
tinued
arrivals
swell
the
number
i
toJUna College anil S te t-.
0
I cold prevails in the eastern and
Its rich purse of $1,000 were un
I'nra i» no drainage on ninny of Cutalinn Drive from 1/
fty moot nl Sanford
these
leashed today to face the final of visitors and a lnrge crowd s ca t southeastern regions.
........ ,pnved streets,” he said.
to Mellonville Avenue- Ya
m
i l t \v|U mark the reaump- [
test of a chance at the split of the tered to points of vantage where
•‘And
the strets have mud holes Avenue from Rosalia Dri»
ey
<
mild
see
some
of
the
chase,
j
The
C
u
n
.n
l
Line
S
team
er
M-ure
npfctitive football be- i
which fill up during rnina. A grad-I C atalina
— r»_-—
... a
money in the second day’s running they ( mild see some of the chase.
Drive, nil
2-1. .•»
Representatives of Tennessee, " " i i w h .r t .a r r i v e d t o n y
at
P H ILAD E LPH IA,, Oct. 2(5.— </P> of the .’Mrd annual field trials of
kj* tWo institutions fur 1
er will mnintnin these unpaved
The special assessmtst i
—Charlie Rogers, University of the National Fox Hunt Association. Alabama. Texas, Illinois. Mississi,.- J < herboarg from New York was streets in better shape." The city
f.In thlefe years. The ‘
prorated according i0
Pl,
Virginia,
Florida
and
Ohio,
in
»lru«k
by
lightning
hut
sustained
Pennsylvania
halfback,
hopes
to
Shortly after dnwn nt the word
. Mlegiute Athletic
hus never owned ag radcr.
fro a ta g e of the prop*.,
' ,.
--------I shutter the around gnining rec- of Howard C. Page, of Newark, uddition to Kentucky joined in the ]»" dahiafce.■ *11
^ J g r l i a a acore in bringfited,
the usual custom."
Td
there
telegraph
poles
blown
N. .1.. m aster of the'diounds, the chase. Tonight the annual ball of ‘crowded with "torm-boun,!I ship- down and trees uprooted. The
l i ’s t\Vn leading imnller Zuppke Fears Hidden Hall of ord of Red Grunge.
the
National
Fox
H
unters’
Assn
|
l"»KAll
the
packet
services
nre
Eastern P'leven while Yosl
i„ five games Rogers has run , ,|,,KS were turned loose in the sec
* ttf friendly relation!storm has deprived n num ber of
About t»B per cent of i
Scans Navy Horizon for the (iff* yards and in three of these ond cast off of thp meeting. To- elation will ho held in the ballroom 'delayed
in their first yenr in
habitants are illiterate.
Touraine
reports
houses
unroof■
places
of
electric
lights
Scent of Similar T r i c k s contest he plnyed only n portion days course was said to be even of the New Century Hotel.
itlan, -and the (tame nt
_____
i of the time. In len gnines while n
1U be the first c impedCHICAGO, Oi l. 2fl.—(4 *1— Mich-I memlier of the Illinois team three
_{•between members of
ignn won over the football teittn ' years ago, Grange hung up a to.
fr.iT*lirce."
Wmembcred thnt Uol- cf the Illini Snturdoy, but Yoat" tal of 1,01.1 yards in nine contests,
thc Hutters three und Kuppkc wOre on a common ' In the opening game this soar ( n ono of the most wild- footing today.
! son against Franklin and Marshall, i
_ and thrilling football
Illini is afraid of IVtmsylvn- Rogers made a total of 1 |.r) yards I
Florida's gridiron his- nia's hidden hall attack, so was in tiire periods, while a week later
i t year. The Tars triumjih-, Yost nlioiit Miehigan's pr--hahili- against Swarthinore ho gained l id,
i yards. He t<uo joist the t hieago
McQuillan’s a g g re g a tio n ! tics agiiiii-t the Navy.
(j^lhich fast hacks ns •‘Cotton’’| Michigan crowded Illinois to the i lint- for L12 yard- , and in last Sat ;
$ and Tommy Quinn carry ,.„j| j() u,,,
title race, hut ill-day's contest against Williams
i
0 pigskin for big end cnn-'M|1| l(l).
„f Hemiie Fried 'h e gained Mil yards in the singlo.i
-j
rains. McQiiillnn's aggre- ! nillnn and the veteran Molimia, period he played.
?
failed to stop the Tars thm went into tin* Ft to 0 victory. C rit , I'nuusylvunia bun five more co'it-'l
rhlch lo the reason why ics tigreed gem-rally th at it was ' tests on its schedule and Rogers ■
probably put up n great not the great team thnt downed would have t<> average more th i-i j
i P2 yards in the next four games ,
l f ( r t t chance.
Navy a year ago.
to break (Irange’s mark.
I’e n n - !
I will he handicapped by
There was much evidence that sylvania followers predict he will
ta ria l; hut, on the other j
WolveYine eoneh was not indulg
add nearly .r><l0 yards tn his total.'
ttcllc nlly every candidaU* j
ia MU, subtcrfuge when lie pie
Varsity is nn experienee I ■
„„
,.V), „ f thl. hntlle w,th
R , player. Foaeh
lllim, that Michigan’s I'.'L'd
•JUpon tliis experienee to
, >ii tin* shoulders of
Alp for luck of material.
, ((
,,f ,,rM.n ,I(1VS- Yost si,id
f l l a t tc r s nre rcinforced.xby a | (,js |i„,- was weak, and tin- Innfryonrling spund from Inst ) « - weak against Illinois.
eh will give them n deAt Illinois Zuppke lurried todav
intnge in the suhstltutioii to various way and means of sole
Central Florida football fans will j
its On top of that, Mc- ing I'ennsyIvania's hidden hall -t he given an opportunity Armistice
will be nblc to put onto
|
Day to see one of the great h a l f - j
' '• felise.
• squad of old material
Zuppke had talked of using e hacks of the seasc.-n in Sanford in I
year's vfcrrity. When it while football if the easterners in- i Phoney Smith of Mercer Univci - ,
SA N FO R D m ilL D IN U A N D LOAN
! t b i t these same veteranr- sisted on wearing their brown arm -it.v, which meets Rollins College.)
ASSOCIATION
[ excellent record last y ea r
,
footballs.... It was Smith's field goal in the J =A
"toi- #m,a t„ *v,„Tn.1 pads, winch looked llk< ....................
Organized 1DOS
J S f. . . . .
. .
‘ Word came from the East, how- i
last minutes of play which gave j
n
*
' t vi r that these* would be jmtnU'd 1 Mi'm'i* a *1 to 0 victory over H ow -1
...**?* ar<)
throtign |tjn4.|c
I aid last Saturday and it was M er-}
OiRiinixed in f)i Inher 11108 with paid in inpitnl of
J».for the coming conflict,, ,
........................................... I r ’s ground gaining which helped!
b t r h m i r o f battle draws,
in the conference proper, a n.a$(i!i8.00, being fiist puyim-nt on installment stock, the
to defeat the University of Flip-- 1
W question uppermost in M ^ a r e ..f the attention turned
Sanford
Building nnd Loan Association grew steadily
idn ttwo weeks ago.
J
___* ,i...'to
of fobthall follmvoi
the l the
^ week s buttle between a Wisuntil the outbreak of the war in 1014. From 1011 we
as yet undefeated, anil u 1 Three beautilul dashes made by!
1011*01
i>,U: ‘'Will the Tars r c - !( 00^
'1
th a t surprised the Big [ the phantom Smith placed the hull]
:
Minnesota
were unable to make any loans in Sanford as then- was
victory of three years
S
aturday’s crushing defeat 1on lh-ward's Ill-yard line. There
,
/
r
o
n
by
Sat
will Stetson come hack with
ptacticnlly no home huildingwin Sanford nnd the Asso
was little more than a minute to '
to erase the stigma of that (of
, Wabash.
ciation
had to retire a considerable portion of the ca p
At Chicago. Slagg began inns- play. Ihree plunges at Howard si
lering strength in a team shaken ■impenetrable line had failed. It,
ital stock which had accumulated up to 1014. Beginning
u! T T i
hy P enns vImihiu and Purdue. Ohm ; was the fourth down and goal to
with
1021 we began to pick lip and within the past yenr
.th a t Rollins has hud
|^
rJlj0,,
g«. Smith dropped hack to l U - J
l . t h i betfhr o f the *M iami-............ rat(“l
the growth of the Association has been very rapid milk
nl, uder s i n c e ard's 25- yard line. Kneeling on I
mew. ftThe H a tt e r s ’ schedule, champions!"!
...
n,i
Ouai-terhaek lo s e r
ing hums to the extent of S4(t,0(KMI(t a month since J a n
.Into ..Venn* for the re downing IoWU. Iliviult-H Stllgg I-lcM l1'" ICiOlintl, tJIlUl tel IUICK •>"**•
i f f i f l l i wlth thp Snr n l .. i| this week while Purdue meets I n - : t “«.k the pass from center. Nm.lli
uary 1st
I eonflict with the Spring Hill
si,.,.. Normal
swung lux leg
A dull thud. A es
It.fro m Mobile, which was enp|HV„* (-n rr„|'| College, Wis f a i l i n g pigskin rose high itvi-r tinti f q 0-0 stiindstill. The Tins cousin,’ while North western en " l o s s bars, Hipinrely between tinThe attention of tin- inverting public i- called to tintwo victories and no defeats gages Indiana a second time.
Mercer had won, :t to (I
fact that our paid up stoc k has paid regularly for years
COihparison, however, means
At Notre Dame, Rockne labored ,
an eight percent dividend, same being paid at the rate
I', aince the teams which thev
I to convert S aturday’s hare mar- -------------------------------------------------. l^ppOLed hovo not been teams
of >1 per cent semi-annually. Sanford needs new homes,
F l D ’h t R p Q l l l t d
ing to the S. I. A. A. There gin over Northwestern into nn e x - 1
Iiectisl decided triumph over the)
*■ • b * 11 D ' - u R H - l
needs them badly and tin- Sanford Building and Loan
J?W*y to tell the strength of
'.
Invnsii-n
of
Georgia
Tech.
Association solicits subscriptions of both installment and
i f Rtdlina or Stetson until one
Toronto—George Fificld, Toron
* 01 pioetb the suine team, or
to, welterweight champion of C an
paid up stock and \vn hope during the year 1027 to cause
M h other. The former has
ada, i>eat A1 Wall hers, Cleveland,
to lie erected in Sanford homes to the extent of nt least
»me to pace ns yett; the lat10 rounds,
hair a million. Our ii-ferences, any Bank or Bunker in
1 - will take place.
Buffalo—Jimmy Slattery, Buf
f‘ t. Rollins and Stetson claim |
the City of Sanford plus our eighteen years record with
falo, knocked out Martin O'tir. ily
iva^era who have made hrilCalifornia, 2 rounds.
Frankie
not a loss and with only one foreclosure of mortgage.
Mcorda. Captain Zchtcr of i
Srhoell, Buffalo, heat Larry Kxtk n has led his tenm to two
i ill,re, New York, 1 rounds,
victories nnd hus been the
PRISON NOTE: Stuffy Mein- ridge, New York, 10 rounds.
iftjr of the T a r offense. His nis, well known first huseniun, has New York, knocked out Eddie
lUUglnguliility, us well as his Im-cii sente-need to two years ill the Burn brook, Cape llolaliird, M ary
to circle tho ends, pass, or Phillies hull park as manager.
land. -I rounds.
El
JL^makaa of him n dangerous
The queen is drawing
big
('union, (I.—-.luck Malone, St.
(•threat back. Captain Zuider crowds wherever she goes. . . .This Paul, knocked out Tonuily Madden,
J'from Worrnw, N. Y., and ] may or may not lie of interest tn St. Louis, -1 rounds.
1 two years of experience on the penny ante Imivh who are al
New
York Andre, R o u l i s
i».
'
ways drawing to iiiicciih
France, heal Allentown Johnny
Krdleaa of which team wins.
| l.eolard, 10 rounds. Frankie l-'inl;,
W E e. by the papers, that tlu-.v |
Iftwal of gridiron relations
heat Joe Maloney, New
} Members of tlic “ Little let Babe Ruth write u verst in a York, 10 rounds.
4 will place ulhlctic rc.-iiip--.i- composiie liildi- (he other day • • • |
Cleveland
Tommy Freeman,
Ipfai^Floridu once more upon 11 And it w-oudn'l siiprise ns if lie Cleveland, and Jack Zivic, i’ittsmill it ibis way: "From your old burgli, fought a draw, 12.
and friendly Imsin.
liny
^ f
_______
pal, the Ham."
Kvehelle, ('hieago, heat Willnir
..... ,
,,
, Cohen, New York. H rounds. Phil.
WILL IRVIM .,, tin- a u t h o r ^
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nn
IMPIUfl
DBlIfflllMIUIlllinMlIll
Loan
Sanford
Association
SANFORD, FLORIDA
; Phoney Smith 0 f
Mercer Is Famous
As Ground Gainer
K
1926
Condensed Balance Sheet A s o f October
ASSETS
Cash in Banks.....z......................... ......$
26,478.61
Mortgages Receivable ................... ......
564,900.00
Loans on Stock.............................. ....
2,000.00
Accounts Receivable Secured....... ......
6,314.41
Stock Subscriptions Receivable...... ......
Furniture and Fixtures................... ......
695,514.82
' 393.55
$1,295,601.39
il
J
LIABILITIES
% N U T
Dividends Payable ................................
- 407.11
Real Estate Loans Payable..................
33,312.27
Paid Up Stock............ $ 423,300.00
Installment Common
Stock Issued..........
Paid Up Slock—Shares $100
A Good Savings Account
Interest S per cent payable
Semi-Annually
Another Way lo Save Money—Buy
Installment Stock
Payable Monthly, Assuring a Safe
Fund for Educating the Children
828,400.00 $1,251,700.00!
\
* Society Debates
in nt University
, - , n
, Si-wick, ( levelnnd, defeated
writes that (tone ninuey s mtellee- ...
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.
e .i
Hlooni, Conimhus.
tualitv is real . . . A lot ot the,
,,
..
, ,
...
Lon
•
, Meniphif.-- Johnny Kaiser, Nl.
IVERSITY OF FLORIDA, hoys m e about ready to admit Hu - I m i l s , defeated Clmidie Wilson,
HVille, Oct. 20.—(4’lv-lntor-1 same thing a limit hi* pmu-li. I
ibi ininghuni, X rmtmls.
debates have begun 4t> the
.Miimiii City. Iowa—H arry Sou
The man next door culls his flapn l t y to decide which team of
Quong
Bill, Des Moines and Jininiy
w ..............................
' sMgwi
has th«T champion per daughter a green-light girl Sayre, liidiaiinpolis, fought a draw, i
icb
hgs a lite ra r y ; hecauae she’s nlways on the go.
X mun is.
which oflocta three men to
Plnladelpliia—Rocky Smith, B u t- !
SPORT
ITEM.
UlKtl:
"Jnlumy
the tournament.
| tvy-quta wero held l»y Dundee wus beaten ugain here Inst l|e Creuk, Michigan, heat Del Eon-I
iry Society of the Art* night in eight rounds trying to re •nine, Ciiimdu, H rounds. George |
, # College.
Tho first gain tho featherweight champion Liniison, California, defeated Cow-1
(nt will decide tho Fresh- ship. It was the veteran’s tiTiUth Imy Billy Owens, Oklahoma, on u j
foul, 5 rounds.
.
plonship. In tho initial fight."
Chicago — Morriu (Itiuisheig, I
)ixie Boggs, Jr., oX
WE notice that ths only fellow Fltluigo, <1 rounds. 4 'ig h t botwuen
and Joaeph Wilensky,
firllle, wore Selected in around the office who gets any Pete Surmeinto, Philippines and
I, withSelwyn Ives, of Lake diatuuev to his kicks, us the font - Jimmy McDermott, Terre Haute,
declared no contest in seventh.
^Alternate. Those ntoh will ball fellows say, is the boss.
M o U i 1 e — J ohnny McGinnity,
chosen by tho toachers
AN English pilot drove an auto Birmingham, and Al Guentx, New
It;-*
•
ting has aroused a great mobile 121 miles in nn hour, s e t Orleans, no contest.
>Interest here. Florida has ting u new record . . . And un
.‘ ciautou, Pa.--Sailor Friedman,
to debate Oxford, and sotting, wo suppose, the usuul num Phihtdi-lphia, and Hnrgeant Sam
•
r and English orators ber of pedestrians.
my Baker, Mite lull Field, no con
i'th e Florida State
test, I m inds.
WHEN the noble magnate* get
Women auditorium,
together and concoct a gentloCLARK GR IFFITH is accused
m sn ’s agreement, it is done with of violating a gentlem an’s agree
■(fc thres players on Su- the altruistic idea of lightening ment in letting the Yunks have
‘
liat uro one. (mother's burdens ut\d putting Hank Sevcreld . . , The gentle
prop tyke M M i i o general 'onj k [higher man^
I^Ei' <
coitego
Surplus—Reserve Fund
Surplus—Undivided
Profits ....................
Miller, Pres
10,182.01
7,123.90
$1,295,601.39
CERTIFIED CORRECT:
Williams, Monahan nnd AsbocUI*5Public Accountants and Audit****.
.
Sanford, Florida.
By J. S. Willi*"**
Invest a little of your savings and as^
sist in building much needed homes
in Sanford.
T. J.
3,058.11
H. R, Stevens, Vice. I'rvs.
.A
A. P. Connely, Si'c. and Treas
George A. Decottes.'AUy.
Sanford Building & Loan Association
Uin.cCori.-T. J. Miller, H. * . * • - » , A B CJ»„„,||y. 3,o. Sblchoher, II. L. Thr..h,r, B. P. Whllner, F o rr -t L fk. •
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V
John Muisch, R.B. Chapman H.
.
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,
.
: A : '.
•
�brick houseos
(
x^58obSHoll<,
gJ.Jjf SU *I0*«T3 BtatrvtO
' f tho bunt "snorts writers"
U to Is John ReH Davis of
***1 News. Th# reason I
l y t i l 'lM’Ignxxi is because I
}ht him up on the r*M Weekly
tbt»- Sandspur League
'Bed of Orlnndo and Sanford
^ a s in the iimWight.
It
som ething besides saw dust In
je^d in those days to write
snd# i t also took something
Ifrooenea In the stomach to
laud the criticisms from both
l« f.th e .q u e stio n . “Red” gradfrom the Herald te the JackPSpors and is now looked
aa a Nfil a u th o rity on sports.
now in the ita to aod
the fnrt ttint nvery kind of house
^uf fared some lo»s in the aburnt on
th s lower earn const has brought
about the discussion. An eminent
authority
. yn t!i..l no frnmo
houses should be built in Florida
which of course is rot nnd would
put out of business some of the
largest firms in the state.
The
fact of th e m atter is th at n house
well built out ypf fr.'mii', concrete,
h nck o r other m uter:.; is all right
hut It must be WKI.i, IJUII.T.
e i.
ft4LAh
ca ose
All-Star Minstrels
D.
A
n a t id iL L 'i
At M ijam iM iifH t1; ^
on ths Sth d a y o f D e e i
i t l l , th. ................
Thentcr
tonight
is
t W a t BoOV
*.
U SPM'1'
. | o f compls
and each o f
Notice be p a b ll.h o d In the B a n ft V a ! c l .l m or
With f he ••Lasses1' W hite All I SanTo?,!. * 8 e m I n o f e * " t" ,^ ‘‘
■°t ir Minstrels which comes to the w"c0ek, a week fo r f o u r co nsecutive
Milnne
r '- ‘
. <MV
the
WITNESS the hand and official
Mm
om
*
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to w .
the sworn bill
filed that you.
A d v s r s * .,
III
he complainant;* :
i th? ‘i Woot of t h l . euit bTlniTtVcii*-*
W IIO I.K S A L H
AND
BATTIcnv
-
\
i irris n. " H. b i b
rriary of th'- N-'v>
y.-iiil, “Alt army
,V’*polf‘nn
stomach.” bo !
°n trudi of 1,r<):" 1 “ PI'.11*
army
Mmitl,,i '.n
by the extent of ite
IK-
Advertising Means Busim
Heads Flyers
mind
. ’X
S
. r a x - n^ riV
.Tv;
"
*.|- ,IUr
troops t o 'V r m ^ f
jf.OHG.oon
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mr crimp
In time of [mate mere
me hunt nhip^
j,. tilling in the carrying
trade1« i'/irnI K « return. Nor is
, iArrc.v which
» " W . wonl.i
- ...... .
C 7
•" ' W l w th* „ro,
I farms, forests nnd -factories!
°
hiarketa the sole t
^ 7fat1
il$& required by
UJy
#d Static navy
(
of Ajh'ssf'l proiKiftlonq-*uuiltinn, food and replace- [
-ja g all tlif way f r o n t '
2 fo airplanes for 18
WH several hundftjd
traft.
*
pe item—f"fd. To feed a
“ - I i®
crew one month reI'healthy head of cattle,
I 25 calves nml the hams
_ Other items include
ode uf freah vegetables,
pds of .fruit. 2-1,000
Vflour and 8,700 dozen
St;
.
of ■Carriers
.'of peace the m atter of j
[ « r worships front borne
k 'V g e hat relatively!
iticr.
la time
of I
however, tee navy may I
h r from "'ir eo-tst. In 1
bsh*A)•■•-ri .in War. for I
[|e, mir fie. \
under
i as drown to Manila, i
I Spanish fleet -inn ceded !
to, Culia; both forces i
Lrated by several thou- ,
Iniiles from the h o m e !.
CIRCUS
EVERLASTING GOOD
WORLD'S GREATEST EQUESTRIAN Dl!
Amid Majestic Pines
>>
: : \ r ordt Flor“,n’nttnchi,i,f ,<i ^
ia a ia sn n u i;t
till
“ "ir,;:1,
\y<lS\ UklTtE.
'HAMS 'kj'
E f 'IM M O L D
Corn,
0
S
"
n « iMirson In the Statu or
' " * Ihu ■urvii-o or „ euhooena
, torn between the
*. imd fht; t • vn ’u , ,
k^hv
|» H.i'Mam
W lt h o u t
■'
ih
•"
<*ml 1 n t 1 ho sa 1.1 l*uf-,,d .
1 >r* “" O , o v e r the * * 0 „v
Attest: *
L. R, PHILIPS
As the City’Commission of the
City of Sanford, Florida.
1
' SOUTH ATLANTIC
P O R T S PRAISED
BY NAVY OFFICER I
coBtcm Atlantic porta to connider make gootf.
the merchant marine.
«»
. . ..
,
the merchant m arine question, i tl In)
40 41,8 Queetion 0f naTbo south Atlantic ports are 1 tiona* defona*,
me cite the
destined to be the g re a t shipping worM w a r- We;. wore extremely
, ports „|i th(> country," said the ad- fortunate in tho conditions that
nnrnl. "Succenii in my opinion lies aro ’'« during t h a t conflict.
--------i . HUPP(>rintg tho company which 1 - —-________ 1
A d m i r a l B enHan P r e d i c t s N e w '
a" M y lh" in^rcBt» of the s o u t h ; " ~
-- -------- =
’ Atlantic ports a t heart. It is o f
of Great
'o T
dq
i l" ’ to the cnt,rp
L Bf?owv
i
*
E u stis K n o w s These S tre e ts
W a ll B e W o r t h y o f
H e r B e a u tifu l S u rro u n d in g s
but they also wanted streets that would
bo. worthy of the city’s natural beauty and
its neat, attractive appearance.
Investigation in other cities showed that
concrete pavement was giving greater
value for each dollar invested than any
other type.
’
An to appearance, everybody agreed
that the true, even surface oi concrete, ami
its attractive, light gray color, made it the
lincat looking pavement money can buy.
These nre some of the reasons why
fcustis, like so many other enterprising
communities, has awarded contracts for
thousands of yards of concrete street
pavement.
^
camt
Aga m —
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b e
-
o k ik ia
G i<
OK,G m o r e
Ch a m c e t !
I L L u m T ie . If-IE M S l e e v e s
F V
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l P r o m i s e _________
n ju i
T
R O u R -T iM u M B MO
M O R E .1
-fiA* 1 0 E E R I t
MARlM' A MOLE IKJ G O O D
SLEEVE( SO
L/OU R i m
S u C V ^ N l ' v / o u R TT u j M B a
/
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IM
rR -
o
b e
Ail of the J lrfi nr* irt our
l ,, f b'ohltt on "Conrrete
l l
OOQGOME S©u,
G O M K JA B U S T VOU
f
‘f \ r h a b i T !
I
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tvv,w' J/& J
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Also
,
Lloyd’s Shoe Store
Phone 102
-
J^onger J^tfe
Hullt Into This Finer Six
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LJ.f?.WiLLAM3
OH, S I R . A M A/o T o L D
emouch
e ^AD,u. M V 6 d o R D , - V o U
l l
Vod
m g
0 o Mo T
A R e . X ttE .
-adv o f T h e . H o u s e ? u . u J e c L ~
^
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I
Ho n o r a b l e
/ * -* * *
of
vo 7 % . V e i 7 - w
v o fes
o f f ic e
A nd Hupmobile surrounds a myriad of these basic superior*
ities w ith every feature that promotes performance, safety
and economy, such as thermostatic control of cooling, fourwheel brakes, clear-vision bodies, oil filter, gas filter, etc.
— . Bor l WILL COAIV/NgeJ
MoTHe R To VoTe For Yo U/ *
. i ujill take Her t o *
The VoTihg booTh
A M M A 3bR
s e e k in g
uu^ficE
lo
The reinforced chassis frame ia built especially strong to
resist the strains which every chassis must meet-
w.Alo’T uwTIl Ale^crSPRING—
UR » H oT h e R a *T
To T e
Hupmobile imports expensive Cuban iron for its cylinder
blocks—unmatched for resistance to wear. It machines tha
combustion chambers of all cylinders to precise size, thus
giving you smoother operation and greater power.
By Ahern
A M r 6 V O o v /e .,
You can rely on your first favorable impressions of Hupmobile Six beauty and value, knowing that the deeper
qualities which result in lasting satisfaction are built into
•very fjber of the car.
M YSELF
fo R
ffre. peAcE'
^
S e d a n , fiv e -p a sse n g c i
four*door, *1385- Coups
two-passenger, w ith nim
ble seat, *1385. Roadster,
w ith rum ble seat, *1385.
Touring, five-passenger,
*1325. E q u ip m e n t in
clu d es 3 0x5-25 baJloor
tires, four-w heel brake*
All f>rirei /. o. h. Detroit
plus xutnui Injl
H U P M O B IL E
‘
im
AIJI,
lo t
%
ANFORD GROVE Inc.
ijf W i
E. C. MILLER, Pres.
nm
First Nutional Hank Bldg.
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b
»"*. 1
ie tm
H A L L O W
E 'E N
v
Decorations, Favors
Masks, Etc. At - ...,7
Sanford Music Store and '
Gift Shopr > , , r J, to, , j
McLander Arcade
Phone S32
Piano Toning, Phonograph i i n »
Repairing
• <
Rent Your Property
With a
Agent
eW- •<
’
‘’ 1
A new service is now available for
our growing clientile. J. L. Hurt has
been appointed the head of our rentlll
department—he is under bond fo r
faithful performance for the coifoetion of rentals, making leases and for
the handling of your rental prob
lems, handling them as carefully 6nd V, ;
efficiently as you would yourself.
**
#
o f
■ ■ ria iau ra fn iu a* irif* R ato i» '
We solicit the handling of rental
properties with the positive assurance
that no loss can obtain to our client?
in anyway—the cost for the senrtcfK
is small, while the service rendered Is
large.
Hupmolnle Six, for example, has a heavy, rigid crankshaft
—a kind too costly for common use. Combined with an
efficient vibration damper, that weight and stiffness reduce
vibration to the minimum.
e i » M tr SKA m m c i me.
i
T r e a t m e n t fo r C o rn s, T ngrow n :
N a il , F a l l e n A r c h e s
I lie rugged endurance that singles out the Hupmobile Six
can !>e quickly traced tu its source in Hupmobile's adherence
to the finer manufacturing and engineering practices.
W . - ^ G o o D A P T g r a i o o N , V q l \H G ^
Phone 611
Foot Specialist
N
h o use
-
(C H IR O P O D IS T )
vVtiVj.*
BOARDING
from the home
standpoint, to i
the central sectionI
Dr.J.R. Vidler
O I F t c n s I N Jl C I T I E S
/ w , l*yTf
PA R O LE.
Office 112 East'2nd S t
LB
SEE
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
71
T H t
J. H. JACKSON
Here
!
A National Organization to
Improve and Extend the Uses o f Concrete
k\ V
s
On residence* or im prored ^ a M ^ a property la
from 11000.00 10 , 1100,000.00
o t 19 y e a n a t 7 %
•
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•
' '
Will also consider ConatTiifcODal
t o - 'a i d i d t i e
a.*C*ifi f ! • j • • *
■truction of buildhif*.
•• -
Callouses
Graham Building
JACKSONVILLIi, I LA.
ffiTlMI iiiiiiiiinm
16 W«st
_
ORLANDO
Th« v«hoppe f o r the
wardrobe
layettbb
woy u n M ^
BABY P U R N I T I W
•BOYB A N
—D GIRLS > YDrS-v
. ^ *•
otreeti ' Aih/(if >uurcc/>y
r's
U>J{:
The TSfM'
LOANS
to
; b . y t,H>,r stctl°nnl jealousies and'
_
_
S o u th e a s t!ssplit
p lit this particular
company to*
D iso a so s
F E L L E R , lK/i G
'vrrKi' t
IME A P l M
5TS E R
j U M P kJ !
Study Sanford Grover-you 11 agree.
w“k
|f«
D U
By Williams
, PAMT"S U P ‘
of this
1,1
pi
is;:,™;::1'""'
OUR WA’t
In stressing the location 0
S a n fo r d G rov e we
with the firm conviction tha
Sanford Grove is one o f
Ns
most desirably located sub
Lift O ff-N o Pain!
V,
A.-N
GosiA
L ocation
if
•
D .F
;
lynching: Infjuryln —
South Carolina Is
To Again Be Called
'
For Shipping
Terminals in
Sanford Grovel
t
—.
huvo the policy i have outlined
•IACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 27.
f d )—Shipping interests of the
S| it hens ten, Atlantic ports should
" \» .ted in a mitrino company
T H E
P I O N E E R C I R C U S o f th e
V| appreciated reason for an Atm-ri '
luiving
othj.r business than th a t
■»
r ftchfr
“ T this particular region, in the
m;m> 'm ports so necessary and
"l>inton
of
Admiral
Wiliam
S.
Ben
) important to nur daily lives
1
S P E C IA I i S I
s' ", r>tiring
eommissinnnt- of
*./ the
mg commisaioner
,
s »>IM)ependrnce Best
Fniti-ii States Shipping Board,
H o n e / J / o o (/ . , n ' / } * ; / >
• , . hfl!'
t'ftimated hv the I
w
, 'i o . was In
today to conduct a
Knen’r U.”
a ring <m ownership and mnin'.■oanct- , r the American MerI •uecMtfnllr treot
, T h ",
W" «„• la. k “ 1
*
Mm ino.
“ {'•vinwtl.tn, Neurltn.
*A
« i n n h u n t marine tost the ITriitod
OIm U>*
DUor.Un
Lj c“ V f *'>»!wander H. C. Wick
Admiral Benson, n nutivo of
hnif. ldIli,n8ClhJn?
iik" S‘‘v,,n
’| ,■
r o u b l e . C.t.rrh,
•'Im-on, Georgia, declnred th a t his TAlthmrn,
,h«' Navy team en
: j*,l
*l,onH «'f dollars.
H is m,<l
g„,M
Hoy Fever,
tered in tii Schneider Clip sea- 'Mtcrost in this particular section O
U rw .i of Women
I*
Ji hl gment , therefore |„
plane races D> he held a t Nor- 1 the cnmmtrty resulted in his
I * nd .Chronic a n d
i i 0'! to s,,,,"«l national defense, fo[k, Vn.
re- | Compllcoted Ularaae*
'!"<’■t to he assigned to the south- of Men.
wiII 1
,0 )’P support
11 nier,' h;in’
that
SP ECIAL NOTICE—
will
Imtli
our '•"••ine
mivv
l‘ .„un',UC»tlo n 0 1.1a
y . U - rarneet cgorU,
the nation ami provide „
IlHnltty to 'ibllvaliun*
, ">"1 «n
I'.iUbiisheil ■ ■ A
.
, Dl ,1 fot exports and importv.
;i w'th‘*i!i?«J!,n*ccom,,lbh,n*
n'*ultJ'.
toTTh.,
'
' . ''''"I'nient. vM r . ot
1 1be maintenanee of "Ur picsen!
!,
“ ‘‘T",'
t n W l U n r . and dlatreat v„,
«'f a phy-lrian t.
dettemiK
;,r. ' iviMjr
D O O R S O P E N - I & 7 R M . P E R F O R M A N C E S -2 f j
" u'lr -''"Iffy to margel abroad
I '■> "I'nme.l «y*(,rn of treatment.
s "n»u-. product, and tu im
I
• ntlomed. No
i,ti
nr Ii’tnl, no mail order trcntmrnt inati.
|,ort essentials f,,r fnlt ms, factories !
City Ticket Offfce Circus Day Only— Roumillat & Aa
I n
u'” 1, n" f » l « lunmlaea m.dr. no Bl!t,Vr.
and industries. It
wise not to
S tore—Same Prices as at the Circu,
i ruT *hi7 1|b d0—
S.t “ IWdoe“what
R * n1 '<>var.
1 advartli*
depend on others f,<>r this service.!
patient * ronvenlenoa.
Call or vrih,
In time „f war, whether this connInformation anil advice.
r
f “ for
D.V is engaged or not, it is of the
many
noI bJt?„r,r
•" P»r»on. I operate
linarv slow-,m>vmg cargo a t least three tunes as
utmost importance that there he
not average much bel- cargo vessels would be required to Ml adequate merchant
ful P«UenU are my bast reference..
unrnund trip from our «»l»ply a fleet based mi Manila,,bay ier the United States marine
flag.
to Manila in *»l) days, j as one operating from I’earl h a r
'
Fust is, Florida, is famous far beyond the
ship run reach Hawaii, | bor*. Hawaii.
I Certainly any sche me that puts
r letcher rown
boundaries of th e st.it is 1 Ite Gem of
! ha-e in tile I'.icifh-, and . In tithe of peace our navy main [t up to the umpires to disc,it
*
216 MAIN ST
the Lukes."
innate
Iour w.'-t
vt ,ii about I tains only u modest number of ves between mtn:
pitching to the
In
JA C K S O N V IL L E , f L A .
sels Tor transports, supply -Turns, j hat-unai) ami interniounliy Jmssteg
.inning their new paving program,
other la»'to 1 ilistniic:
0e.1l authorities and property ow ners o|
tankers and (jolliers. For the tie- | h,'n n, v, r " 'l l meet with (lie :t,,!
f—
cs the mimbi r of supplymendous tonnage that might he re- prnval ot Hie arhitnitors.
Kmuis w anted iir'.t of .,11 *„ he sure o ft,I’CO*
Isrntial to fuel and pro-quired in case of war, tiie navy itinl
mimical
construction:!
File job (ms enough woe
and low maintenance.
it
flrrt It folic ws that llie national defense m i n t depend i.-\
JO H N
R O B IN S O N '
8
t0 ho ke'11
at', t h i s ht i 'h
yry and this bu t is tuiualiy
819 W. 3rd St.
Kmcrgenrv Resourcemarine,
g A N rtjB P HEBAt W
/*
v i -
LAST AMD ONLY BIG CIRCUS C O M ^
Santord, Thursday, Nol
...
“ n $ Z r iCn"
in the rTr
Ot'lt P H O N E
SANFORD
LAUNDRY
Ea
D*
ferrner.
ONE - DAY SERVICE
fffl
;
OJ .0 PFPPi^S
s n s n m
ictures
•tweeli
%S. Navy And M erchant M arine i A
„
F o r Hnttery nnd T i r e s erv ice, w e r e c h a r r r n«.i
R*’’ *-■
lerlea. I.et y o u r neat n e w Hntt ery be n W I I . I , A H n M lr » • i
J. J. PARRISH
S t o r m Sjifferers
Thank Coast Line
For Relief Given
T in n
• ItE T A II. A T W IIO I.EB A LB
first ukelelo a rtist to be a feature ^ U o v ^ c n u t u ’d CouABon tSliVlJuf
with a black face troupe. Tommy »i«y <>f October, A. r>. i»r«.
Roone who is the artist referred to.|
V lerk ^ oV 's^ d Court,
has acquired cor.sitlernble renown I
By A. M\ Weeks,
l>. C.
c«*l certain othrr dpprin of ronveyits a performer on the little inntruflni'f hh In fraud of llio coinnlnlii'
■nt Hint scores to hnvc taken the in THE (Tnc’llIT roWHT. I I V - I m
i. nml to quiet the title of eomE.VTII J U IK IAI, ( T l t r d l T OF plnlnurU In nnd lo the Innda nhove
• f the saxophone in popular
KI.OKIDA. IN AND FOB TM« 1des.-rlh.-d; and It appearI iik I n '
esteem.
I'Ol'NTV OF SKMINOI.K.
»»••« -«rh of you. are non reslPensacola has started to levy a
IN I I I A M KltY .
d.rilH of the Htqto of Florldn. nre
Minstrel (.Tgnnizatlons come and
over il.e iiho of twenty-one years,
one cent tax on all gasoline sold to, but none, it is snfe to say hns WATHuN M. HEEU Complainant,
nml that there In no person In the
in the city and other cities are in ever been more firmly estaldish- t'AMl’MEl.T. IIOSSON. In lila own
Stal'- of Florida the nervl.-e of a
rlsht.
and
us
Executor
nnd
Truasol.poena
upon whom would l.lnd
• : j
vestigating this phase of taxation etl in public favor than “ Lasses" tee under the Will of M'AliEI. U
you
II la, thareforo. ordered that ■i
with the idea of doing likewise. White and his fortv All S tars whn I* KftNAI.lJ, deceased, ANNA II.
you. and each of you, do bo and
wmiL anti ms rorty >\ji s u i r s who lUJNTJNW. and all parties or perni.pwir
of Nov*mb«r.
November, i
.. . .on
. . the 1st day
-Ay *f
The tax money is spent on the city bccume favorites on tho occasion moms cliilinlriK any Interest under
A |I 1826, to t h e thlll o f Complnlnt
M
AIIK
I.
I..
K
E
I
t
N
A
l.
I
),
decunaed,
na
streets and no doubt will do a lot of their first appearance here six
herein filed ngnln st r e l s e deIn-Ira, legatees, grunteen. devlauea,
pro confe sso w i l l he entered
of good. The only hrnwlrnck to seasons ugo and whose each suc- ur otherwise. In the property In
ngiilnst you and
final
Judgment
volved In this suit, Iiefeiulunts.
consequent
upon aaid- decrees.
#U*
*»* ' t " ° fn it thnt JUflt 1cesnlve visit have added to their
<'ll I ' E l l O F I ’ l 'H I . I C A T I O N .....
IT IS F U nT H E n OIinEHEI) that
outside of the city limits any num- multitude of adm irers.
That
To the Nefeiidiqits. C'ltmphell Do s- 1his order of puhllcnflion he jin 1, IB hotel rooms of her of filling stations can be s t a r t - , ".Skeets”
Mayo
has
rejoined so ii. Iiidlvlduully, mid an E x ecu to r llslied In The flanford- Herald a
Trustee under the W il l of M a - newspaper puhllshad
In Sanford.
h|CT«M*d 86 p er cent ed th a t will sell gas without the ' “Lasses’' makes it certain th a t the mid
lod I. K i t mi Id. deceased, of C um - Hernlnole County, Florida, once
u
ion of prohibition1 f xr® c®n* added nnd in n way make . comedy element will Ire consplcu- l.ildge, Middlesex Count;'. M a s s - Week for four coneerutlve weeks
A
mill
II.
lim
iting,
of
New
to
n,
Mass.;
W
ITNKHH
my
hand
mid
the
seal
qf th* N ortbw sst Ho- lt a hardship on the city filling nus In this season s program (,1,111111 in nil persons or purlins clulmof said Court ut Hanford. Florida,
ion. And while not atetlons who now hnve to pay 1the All Stars.
Ing any Interest un der Mattel te this 28th day of September. A. I>
I'-'n.ihl.
ileeeused.
us
heirs,
devlseus.
18
2H
•
n*h about this subject higher rents and hnve gre ater e x - 1
_______
Democratic Nominee
| gruntees, legatees, or o lh e r w l a e In
ISKAI.)
I
Hi.,
lands
Involved
In
this
suit,
altM t h a t drinking in all pen*cB than the little fellow on t h e 1 Rrndi-nttm—There will lie no
for Slate Sctiute
nnied In Seminole County Fl orida,
v. e . H onor, a s s .
j q f rooms other than hotels outer edge of the city. Otherwine “s h irt-tail” parados in Iirndonton | and
iles. rllied us f o l lo w s : Lot E ig h t
37th Senatorial District
Clerk o f the Circuit
Increased 96 per cent since the idea would he all right.
of liloek Fifteen (1C). T ie r T hree
Court
of
Seminole
when youth decides to eelebrnto IV)
(3). of Sanford, Klorldu, ii cro rdlng
, >unty, F lo rid a
A doption o f the Volstead Law.
Political Adv.
football vk-torios, Mnyor George tf K It Truffrtrd'N rnup of SimforcT
Hy A. M. w.,e as.
“ ntT er be called prohlbiFlorida, duly recorded In tho p ub Oejiuty Clerk.
B. Wallace. Tho m ayor’s edict was lle records of Semlnolo County, F l o r I i El I
11 E Kit I NO.
anything b u t prohiblduly ri*<
......uriiiMi
riled in
h i . uni)
in the
tn© public
public roorocSohrltor fur i ’nmnlninani
delivered in municipal court, when id.i,
Tfca present law prohibits
Ollie Joyner was arraigned on a lids of Seminole County. Florida. In Sept 28. Oct 0-13^20-27
Ing and consequently the peocharge of having attem pted to
m ak in g the present “blends"
mach through a theatre with other
KKSOLUTION NO. .128.
jf-fatttng by with murder. It is
boys in eelebrating the grid victory i A K('SOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THK PAVING, RK-PAVING
• l^ o a d tlo n of. time when the
of the I(A’» I high school.
IIAIO) Ni'RFAGING AND RK-HARD SiMIFACTNG OF FSC VMHIA
J g o te rn m e n t will be obliged to take
Declaring that “ i-xcopt for th*DIMVF FROM LOCUST AVKNUK FAST TO VKRNANGO A VK
J ^ ^ p f e buainess and cut out
i h'-lp and nssist-m -o given us nnd
a ('p r S T
| NI K, A W I^T II O F 12 FKKT.
<"lr fdmv -If'e r-ra Itv the At
U in M-a i. l h T > h y Commission „f l|„- City „f Stuiforti. Floriila,
TTorid.i ij.nd third among the '-•*)!(• I'n ist I '•.« Ilj.
• in
t aivisal Mi- to improve, grade, construct, re construct, pave
S'
h-'ve
bo-ii
n'tich
nmr
•
a o u th n u -iai..
• P ’nt ! • ,|lii„.,
in.I i. pave, a width of 32 fqgt, with!sheet asphalt on a sand asphalt
1 ’ t ' ♦•* .. " »lif. Cl,
aires mTordirn- , .
.
1‘hone 475
•.
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l.asc, the following thoroughfare in the City of Sanford, Florida to
•
“ ' i.;’ - - 1* 01 ' - r - - :
1? I
tid by goveriti . ,i .
w t:
' ’< •
- l
.
in g the in ■■. n, ,
.
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\
KSCA.MHIA DRIVE, From Locust Avenue East to Vernango Avenue.
Inbies. A ft.'-r i ,
\
-f said improving, grading, construction, re construction, paving
l!nse our tight, aching chest,
" ea rth in U •
• the ra il
bo court I... i ... <.
l'i,v,aK to be done m compliance with plnns, specifications, pro
'icak up the con */"*
he library ii ■ ...
I'it- a had cold loosen
l-s and estim ates of said proposed improvement of Esoumbin Drive
Jinny of th
. .
I. ■uat Avenue East to Vernango Avenue, now on file in tin
• a hurt tim«.
i.
Ja Sjnfonl. i • •
>h>
Id
In- ( ;ty Clerk of the City of Sanford. Florida, whieli *a d
'roral .fo-iuni <
a I i'. profiles ami estimates have been lieretofm.
i|ffOue!icd s.p.,. -i
.
i d tl
' ' ' * in.- « "ii a:-.I ...let Mule the plans and -pec f
jjrli- morn
«• , . ,
h
Afroin iia’ inir I ,
•
l it, . h;
lie City < linn ss.on of tin- City ,,f Sa>
[long it i w .. 1 •
fj.nbty .itiii i
,
"'v ali1.-, i-j a necessary ptthl c mpr v
•
t. .1,
[{[humiriMl )i r
•*T ,
•
nail fe l.ard urfite*- w.th iu-et a pan!
f u n d e r till- r t . •
i •»: li>
. i' ' ■uali,a D r -,e In,in I. eu.-t Avenue K... ; ;
><
Iplficcs. Aral ! ...
• Ii
' - f t- ft- t ; that all of said pav-ng. r,- pa.
faccin lo tit.- ......
mil
I J
i, a. d ie hard Mtrfaeing of Escamhin Drive, e
i l l 1had n< t g n.
.
.a i Ii •loin hi strict compliance with the plans, specific,-!
jgrnund Imt
:
Red Pep
.1 ! mates therefor, now on file in the office ,,f tin
Mf when n. ■».> .
;
n iient. 1
■ - rk of .he City ,,f Sanford, Floridn, whieh said plans, specifi
•I spot |
• . 1 >iii.it--.i liave been heretofore ap|irovet| hv tie
' "rough.
[f^ ^ trc u .t itii.it ij. i ,i
tu
b i 4know it m r I r..
• i d eon. t.title the plans and specifications for s.i .!
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l '
F.-u-umhui Drive between I.oeust A \en u
.
,
’
.
•
feet, and th's Commission hen •
I it :li
’lir*r si i ,.
i
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'
l|ie
paving,
re-paving, hard surfacing an
i, •r . at any
anally numbs tii
i..'w
ng
of
simi
portion
of
Escambia
Drive ns aforesaid, a
ill have liltp i f eyes take . .t
■ ary public improvement.
'OV.'II.
A
Iways
. St. John.'* r n i I
I i- IT FU R TH ER RESOLVED, T hat n total expenditure not ex
Adv. ' " ' ' “ ‘R •' ifteen Thousand Five ilumlrcd Sixty-two and 4.r> 100 ($lfi,fiCi2 .
hed ntiuii vr •
i , n ,,0,," r xhereby authorized to cover the cost of paving ree» )>«•■■(•(.. ,t
"av tig hard surfacing and re-hard Burfncing of Escambia Drive be
lays to lo,»! . .
ind out n fioi
tween Locust Avenue and Vernango Avenue, a width of 12 feet, which
CREAM FOR CATARRH
Ur.tiny c pi. .
. o ..iim oi l-.fu-cii Thousand Five Hundred Sixty two and r>1 1ot
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
•yl-,* 1,2.11) Dollars, is the tutul estimated cost of said improvement
'^ ih ' ■
in Fi-.r
Tells How To Get Oulck Relief | ’.at the entire cost of the improvement aforesaid, shall he assessed
Ida liavn hem,
■ 1. , v. ah w lritti
*rom
iicad-C'oJds. I t s .Splendid! ' urn,ns all property abutting and fronting upon that portion of Es
M
liEN
,
S.
C.,
Oct.
27.
id').
1„.
0 UTUJ*til i ~ h .t f*ei n of. udeust nil
camhut Drive between Locust Avenue and Vernango Avenue, to he s
etitlyntion
hy
the
Ailu-n
cmiiity
ver the ••••-.ii: i y Willi the idea of
■n tic 111iii ,te your clogged nosi- limproved by the paving, re-paving, hard surfacing nnd re-hard sur
Btting toiti'isi i d..wn caily. Thev Ti-and jury into th,- lynching here
I; will open, the air puss ages .iiicing of said portion of Escambia Drive, a width of 32 fe d , am!
[.ran num.v . iignge in the pleaiant Ihreo weeks ago of Clurenro, Ikr mir head will clear nnd you igiunst till lots nml lands adjoining and contiguous or bounding am
pasttime ».f pluylng, golf or digging mon ami Bertim Lowmati, n -groes
m breathe rreely.
No more abutting upon said improvement; th at Fifteen Thousand Five Hun
was resumed tiiis n.timing. Th.
for
the winter rye,
fen
>
<
■
1
*
-k
ng,
snuffling,
blowing,
headprobe
was
reopened
by
lequest
of
.•
----------•red Sixly-two and 54(100 ( if 11.102.54 )♦ Dollars is the total estimate,
•
i'.
dryness.
No
stru
g
g
in
g
for
F.Tcman
Brooks
J{.
Boy
lesion,
of
Tha*c«r of the Shah of Persia
'-..st
of suid contemplated improvement in the paving, re paving, b a n '
' 1atii nt night, your cold or cn• blown up yoiterday. At that thn grand jury, a fte r the inquiwisurfacing
and re-hard surfacing „f said portion of Escambia Drive t„
r 1rih will he gone.
had nothing on a lot of ua here to riaI body hu<! Iu»i*n adjudged huI>
be
specially
assessed ngnim.t nil lots nnd lands adjoining and contigu
Get
a
small
bottle
of
Ely’s
Florida. Since t h i, time last ject to call on its failure to return
<
11 urn Balm from your druggist -us or bounding and abutting upon said improvement; the sum of
indictments.
Mr.
Boylentnn
did
imt
Ititr we had a lot of cars that
now. Apply a little of this frn- ■Jb t.u is the estimated cost per front foot for said improvement
WBfe blown up wr blew up or blow mnko known the cause f,*r his re
quest for reopening of the investi- "Tant. antiseptic, healing cream
UK 11’ F U R TH ER RESOLVED, T h at it is the determination o'f the
toff—a t least wo havo them not.
gatlim.
n your nostrils.
It penetrates i-onimission th at all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or
The negroes were taker, rrom tiie through every air passage of the bounding and abutting upon Escambia Drive between Locust Avenue
Jn au n n c * companies adjusting
iuil
hero on the night of Oil. 8 head, soothes the inflamed or
'taints In Miami find many difand Vernango Avenue, will be bem-fitted by the improvement provided
nnd their bodies riddled with hul- •'Widlon mucous membtines and reicultlfp.In title to property, etc,
for by this resolution, and that the special assessments to be made and
o f conies instantly.
tc. .Just another way round In lots u fter jui| officers had been
entered
against all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or houndIt’s just fine. Don't stay s tu r fcdICeping!.tim Inaured from getting overjmwered. They were awaiting
ng
nml
abutting upon such contemplated improvement shall he made
wuth
a
cold
or
nasty
c
a
ta
rrh
—
i-hat is coming to them or the old trial on charges of ussuult to kill
upon a foot frontage basis; that i>s to say, th a t in tho preparation of
"•I tomes so ijuickly.
in
connection
wiih
the
death
in
riny game qf passing tho buck.
—Adv. lie special assessment roll covering the contemplated improvement.
April, m b , of Sheriff II. if. How
negroes hud previously IN TII E IT llt'I'IT t O l l l T i SICV- sue 1 special assessments shall be determined nml prorated according to
not guilty of the
I'-NTH J l IIICIU, I'lltc l |T l \ the foot frontage of the rusfiective properties specially benefitted by
Rt0l,., nf. ? al - < £declared
r
K B t f r,
,En **cel‘ent U lk on officer’s do
YNII r o l l SKYIt.Ntll.E f O I V r i T suul improvement.
death.
.
3
Inwiloys ’ nt the Rotary Club Tues
STATE OF ri.OltlllAi
IN
IIIAM
EIIV.
Adv.
§ y, Tills !.-■ a big subject and I
UK IT FURTHKR RBSOLVKD, That the Tax Assessor and the City
FOItlCIT.ONtlllE O F M O I I T O A O E .
- II
W A |( I >.
no in whli-h everyone is interested
Clerk of the C-ily of Sanford, Florida, in acct.rdnnee with the provi«'..1,11>11a1,1,4111
Ifhot lmr liny are parents or not
Momi of Sections 101 and 102 of the C harter of the City
of Sanford,
Sanford
’ity of
«»t how tu keep the hoys froi,
Vs.
Morula,
shut)
proceed
without
1,
.
It’lny to make a .special assessment
aiuleritii; Into paths where they
I. Lit ill’IT't», iT vt nla
‘
'
'f,S'"
K
lhp
!,,,t“clftl
benefits
to bo received its the result of the
Itahould to.; g
I
U
I
l'l,,|.,lll
.1
"d •<» keep Ihen
"It IlUlt OF l*(>III.1CATION
• iprovement contemplated against ail iots ami lands adjoining and
«v||nU-riwti I M
■1. .■I ., 1,. or' FI,OKI!)A,
BfithiugN is the
" luous or bounding nnd abutting upon such improvement* and
1 im l»l.ll..> U A .1T H
M.
K.
"• o 'II'OOI ,111,1
Lll.t.A
C. upon the completion of said assessment roll to cause „ copy thereof
rjfo d ay .
H k .T, I.im wifi,,
.•fiai.iiK iioiii tiro i.iurn «,f the " ‘
tW" time" l'," ,a*cutivoly> once each week, in a news■inf 011 11 Muiiiiuulin lituviofoia
j« ) Sheriff li.u
tl 5
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lb"
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ii 1111fit (MUM
IfiJncan tl.. -i
i it IS llll|,«NH,lll» l.t 111•t m111 men .11 m P»bhsh,.,| a nottce directed to all property owners in ter
>>t
,, i•■■■i i-lltx-r uf
Stjjvhcn in t.,ii ,
■t
ll Ml 1 I. I, !11T
' ■’" l Sf|H,‘,,Ml ussessments, stating in accordance With the p ro
.ItOfsip.l"
V.
1 1 I ,' l >t iT.
' ’
" '■ C Du- C iv of Sanford, Florida, a definite tint
i ,««»»•.■*
/RVJlut you .,..1
ill* ••Uif
'
'■ I**-*-'* «» »’ II in- heard and when said special asses
•” ^*.Tl(fllt lit tl.;,' I.
■ “ : '"tilv eonf.ruled by the City Commission sitting u
ie r am i ,*m in ,i ..
.
*|
t<l.e\ ; •'ll:
^ a n d p m in i. a m i , , , ,
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1 1
t i l l
11
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* • ilk i l l it I
ip* Until' it<i.l ;< i
l:
l-D. T h a t the spec.nl ai.sesmm-nts
» -• i b f i d u v i ,
cuiur in.,mu , i , , ,
•« **4N| n ili’iohj , t
' S Uii .n to he made and entered against the prop
>• u.uitM in (uru* I 1• l' •.? 1r nr
deadly tint,, ii.
i, ,
•'ui abutting upon said improvement shall bo payable
-.11 l l n H ' t t i at «i O I l D l t t l l ) .
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nph that nii.’ii • . , H,
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' i i k*» lint
HitItl
M.
K. * *U
U °pLo|i
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1
t,Uf I,roPo>'ty owners owning property bounding and
' 1' ' 1 11mi ,.Il.l.A C l.ltlllT- 1
'•0 ruined m u, I ...,, , ll(lj ()t
••;*III.' |,l,| any
J u l j, ,v. f ab u tl.n g upon such improvement us follows; either in full within thir
tlmn old i,,oxe It»elf antj
-•
amt Im fuvor of Mutt- '
U 11.1.1A MS » n d HuliNi.qutuU
f have a I, i to answer for when
b> nit III MOIIKI8 J. WI1-. ooUrmetl m i T ^ T T ^
7 ““
C<1U,lli2e(i' a,,proved and
t Z
' e<,UUl Un,,ual installments with interest a t the
ll! “ *?'* lu favor of H. A. ™ « T
... . a n ‘
before the judgDt« Pliitnllff lit,roln, tits
<"».«11> tlioioln (Ivacrlbixl us fol- & & & X L 7 ! , ' ” r m ' “lwn * " 'le ,' r r ' ' 1 W M . n o from
4X1 '* ‘ “"'• ■"t Dl,-., win
time said special assessments shall be and stand finally
u i--1 u f - n i.*ro on tlrti
1 ouu-h.ilr
,f
i ho
equalised, approved and confirmed, and
V
*** 1•» i ul 41'O
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:
ilf #4*1*111111 2J.
BF IT KUKTHKR RESOLVED, That this resolution shall be nnd
" 'O.l
iliu m , Kiiiigti 30
become effective immedintulv
_a _#* ».
Mna
"
“ veoiSing lo ill,, rnouiUs of
'V v 111 ’!' ' I r.oa.tic ' ..n •hi itching *
• ...iit.ilu Founty, Fla.”
IRfon tl.,- . | , Nl , ' P u t y ■ -•'u, .nntnntly that corn stops
Adopted this ’25 day of O^t A D
adoption'
, b ai'lx-ai uik rioin till, rois lu-gh . tir.j- I,i t 'H i vi, ami hurting, then shortly
of 1 lit* MliiTlff ,,, tl,u Summons
FORREST LAKE
you lift it “
' iii ,fore Ihku.'iI |„ l(ltM .,roc.00a .
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TKOOT
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‘ -l-A C. I.KlHTKOdT, til*
E. F. HOUSHOLDER
in his
^
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* r; ^ *'1 s ' I’k a t'-ny bottle
" "l , oriilit. I*ut thin tlwll- |i,Mt
k. tJ
f-vvius to laj ui a
f I ■' i t >ni- fo. a f e w f n t s , s u f "
‘“ dross and p|„,., ,"r
■
iv tin. Pitttun I*tolBt.
• ■ Ctmtta-■
1. Htuhf f I ennomit'i', und tliut
f i f e . M y s i,v is iK 'F .M M to reio'ne ,-vrry hard corn.
,
m
Call
cel and set aalds as fr a u d u le n t n
, certain deed o f conveyance from
! fircone H. F e r n n ld H a r d w a r e Cornpany to M a b e l
K er nald. and to
cancel and set aside aa f r a u d u l e n t 1
n certain deed of conveyance fr om !
Mabe U hern n ld to C am pbell lloe»<»■• In bo th o f which dc-.ia
the'
property^ h er ein ab o v e deacrllied w i n .
conveyed, and to not aside and cnn -i
mm
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a
Come in and let us talk the matter
over.
Phone 586
�f r S w f r o r d H e rk lfl
3 ?
«ftfrtino» r i r r p i
■« Sanford, Florida.
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|'“ X s T ir iW B e ^
In th e hint m u n ic ip a l b o n d e le c tio n S a n fo r d c itiz e n s v o te d
one h u n d r e d th o u s a n d d o lla rs f o r U r * count ru c tio n a n d e q u ip p k t r r e d a* flrrond ('last, Mn’tor iuK o f a n e w a n d sorely ncetlec^ h o n p ita i. .since t h a t t im e i t
ktooer. t7,- J»18 al Urn I’o/toffli?
ft 8anfor<1. ruorlUu, umlrr Act >>/ has d e v e lo p e d t h a t th e a m o u n t v o te d is e n t ir e ly iiH u if f ic io n l !
Parch |, ii»7.
to p ro v id e a n y t h in g lik e th e in s t it u t io n ra v e in a ry to S a n
,
fo rd 's w e lfa r e .
iKr_. !•»' ■*
y i ^ S W M l h i A tr a ar
I* M BEftO
I
M
i
Ruin for Colton (iroworn.
The Shnh of Persia.
On Advixlng Voter**.
Furewell Trn trky. .
I
BY U t i ll I It itlflS D A .N E
I l'«P> rluhl l»ail. hr N(nr <*».)
|
Editor and Manngrr
BKI.GII'.M <;oKS no :i gold hnA f t e r g o in g in to th e m a t t e r th o r o u g h ly it w a s d is c o v e re d
ris , tin* I'riinr *1o It *i i A<-t) at 2 ; t |
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lie
re
ftASLB t , JO.VIil, M aa ad n a Kdllor
, cent hi ira t money.
f|iiire d f o r th e h o s p ita l. T h e e x p e n d itu r e o f a n y less a m o u n t
|
The Aonrirnn cut ton fa n n e r
s r n s i 'i t i P T i o v n \ r i : i
w ill not m e e t th e needs o f S a n fo r d f o r m o re th a n t h r e e o r
Dhe Year
9lx Moniua—IJ so lo u r y e a rs . A n a d d itio n a l tw o h u n d r e d a n d f i f t y th o u s a n d I'o * on a i uiiiat ion lut si-/, m this
l.*f*l <*f r" M , w all i-i ti >n ai iSc
B lk ira In City i,y r „ rrl(.r,
r y i q i s c . \\ M'i i) Kiiition 12 im< H o llars is i u m s - a r y b e fo re th e w o r k can I k * s ta r te d .
l"\i <--t |*ri* i - -im*** U»'2I, suddenly ,
I t h a s been s u g g e s te d t h a t a bond e le c tio n be c a lle d f o r lip ppmg \*' Icolav !?l to .si ,n a
jr a c i
link*
kW
d"r ° f lhn,|lt''Illtlmi). H ie p u rp o s e o f v o t in g a d d itio n a l fu n d s o f tw o h u n d r e d a n d
M^ t
’I hi*. make.* Mnncheste** mnl tin*
" u t etnertnlnmi-nf* wln ir
T h e H e r a ld is o f th e o p in io n th a t Pi'll .-It fin crfnl, for they buy cot- I
R u£i**'*, " r * .m,"l« w ill I... <linru,.,, f i f t y th o u s a n d d o lla rs .
la
g_T«duUr ndvrrtlaliid r a i n
th is w o u ld la* a m is t a k e a t th e p re s e n t tim e . T h e b o n d m a r 0*11 with uloili they clot la* I tic
k
e t is flooded a n d i t is o n ly w it h th e g r e a t e s t d i f f i c u l t y t h a t l*calficti all " \c r lac Witrai.
B e k nF lirt a m i i c i a t k i i l ’lii;<ii
( oiton s 'idd'*n drop
|>ro\i'4
m
u n ic ip a l bo n ds fr o m e v e n so s o u n d a c o m m u n ity as S a n
A«m«clnt,.,) l'rona in
K . T y - r n « v , , v ; r r , ; r , ,: r " r
fo rd < an lie d isp o sed o f.
N o w is th e t im e fo r e c o n o m y , not that ". lull' gov eminent seems n n - |
..
iiltlr I** lieljt i *ttoii farmers, it is,
rMiUd Vn .hf» 011 ",Wm
seal
,h ,K.r'!p*‘r i,ni' "'»*» • »*•• fo r in c u r r in g a d d itio n a l in d e b te d n e s s e ve n lo r so w o r t h y a ( nhl< t*. i*,u them.
2af**dn «» publjaliril licrnln. / I p u rp o se as a n ew h o s p ita l.
The v vermin nt •*.*timut<* of tin* I
KSl*. DBAS. .......A M_____
M U tr Killfur
Tb.* church
aftefnooi, was
rum slot m |
*•11. A K h A S 1 ^
llonev dew.
of service.
,M" "r * eerenl, thin cream, * ' '
general counsel (for f l j E ,
Rev. Reid prea, h *.| a very interhaddie. crisp «*fon
-'stmg an I i„ fnanv,* sermon, on
Ku Klux Klun, has resigned *’;§0M
milk, tnfbqi
Hu* uiipardmiahl,. s,„. „hi,*h was
| chief counsel for Federal
I 1 *■< UPON
Vegetable soup.
M'enily aueiu,
|,v
rem arks
P h o n o g ra p h s
i George W. English, of the
/
H o w MANY
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'bees,.
sandwicheH.
bakmade, al it1. >on, Itj- i,.n t>v Rev.
'Illinois district in his Imj
oatmeal cookies, milk,
m )E
Mrs. Itulliirl.. an or,lame,I Minis| inert Irinl before the Sonata op
leand
prese*,,
,,|j
|,,r
,,f
Sunday
ing November 10.
VbO
EVER
1'
Fricasse of rabbi*,
Wl
M*hool liteialure f,„- (he ( hristiaii
ii .i • i* (| pot jit nr h, creamed onions,
• 'hurch.
rcpul.llci.tU.n of npprlnl
< i\t*.ll --..000 D E A D IN QUJ
IrpMchrs lirrrln nrr nine ri*n«*rv,,|
II has also been s u g g e s te d t h a t fu n d s hi d iv e r t e d fr o m 1
«
and timuitn safnd, bakeil
‘ ‘’,l ■" 1 E '1’ "< tT.lfil.ooo hales,
•■'I'l’lo custard, rye bread. m ilk .!
i ' IIS’ST \ V i INOI’I.E, Oct.
J
W ED
NESDAY ( x t . 27. i!i?r,. . . 10f c' l'r °v**k*d f o r a m u n i c i p a l s w i m m i n g pool a n d m u n i c i p a l '’ iiimiist a anliioii hales nhovi* tht*
BDNESDAY.
Mrs. Cull,,, k " oik Inis taken
O il"ln r I » c timatc, means ru ’n
"
' ' !• ’
■ i-'ds here today WK"
----------- ----------------- ------ -------- d o c k s a n d w a r e h o u s e s , to tin* a c c o u n t o f t h e h o s p i t a l . T h i s
her into the Sunilay schools i
to thou-ami of ■titt*.n growers.
• ,*. i r*-j. ■< iT">, Frlvnn
tnuib
,
w
'
•
‘gend'le
soup
is
pn
rticii-1
u iiKiiAi.ii r u T i n i n f
i Is . I" ' 1 . 11 *,'ul s u g g e s t i o n i n a s m u c h a s t h e h o ss pp ii tt aa l is. am
n vy
throughout ii„- E a s ie r, states, and
,,i • ** •’ : >*.• the :..nOt» persona
^ m _ Sanford Avr.
,*h “
1 ' '-'.•isonuhle r.*r October days*.
t a ir -m im le d |*e r:o n w ill a d m it, o f n m n i m m e d i a t e
OS, U |||( || I;; ||p,IV
IT
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her short addle . proved her it) tie
im
p
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r
t
’v*' *■•■ i.dle ot inji.red in the TpCflituX
e ^ Ciena Inkr nt tin ilu rd 't frnai f i n e , th a n a lm o s t a n y t h in g elsU,
Vegetable Soup
Olljlei't .Ol I n •luicians, a comiti
a well informed ami forceful speak-1
l eaith,|uak)* in Armenia. Tho
ii.t l ............
" ii’ni'M ct, i*|{'
l -'hb-spoons butic*. I head
or, Mrs. Hull,., k ,s here for rest,
H o w e v e r , in o r d e r to a v c o m p lis h th is e n d . it w ill be n e iv s - 1*11*1 O'. «v
| luges of Aim likop, Y c n ib n y ttld e''
ru le
«• Jttrhttrtnfrom her idit-,ri.,| duties and w i l l ' ' 1'• * - l,','ks. *2 good sized onions, '
fo'iry to t a k e t h e in a l t e r b e fo re t h e s t a t e le g is la tu r e a n d se- II*' Ni * • *11 I I i* in farm lit*
land Dtclimlnzine, were destroyed*' *
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T
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B
BRsjT
•• Much a *
CoM lm rllim nt nt. Jnh na-lti* i u r e i t s
no-diiim i u rio t« ( | pound) I]
hi* the guest of h o mother, Mrs. |
Flower Urr.s.
bfuw ItlVrr (’mini.
r\ l to* :elm;t,
ftp n n iv a l b e fo re lo iu ls r a n la* d iv e r t e d fr o m th e t ion iv II
••i/.ed tomatoes. |
!
Green, of Suhuihan lomes, during !
.Ineksonvillo— Snn Anfonio, P « sl ’
Catriislttn ,,f n h l t r t»n>.
Of all •*i"-ls. Iloofm, Tib |
.tW rin tilin g pool, d o ck s, o r w a re h o u s e s to H u
In r s(nv |„ r,-.
h o s p ita l.
As
f'f"tb. I tcaspo„n Win-!
-btTlinn Oiik pool, irttnla rniirlb. (h(* If is la t 11v%*
>■<> county, became Lake Jnvltn l a s t '
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an
shah
.
m
eat
Coloring.
mit
ir
iiv
t
He.
1
fr.,a'
' • ' -1*ii »• suui '-, l talitespooiis *
u n til A p r il. !1»U7. (lo re w o u ld
•un<* os ii icsult of an election held
11,
-Ancinrotloir of holliOiio pro be «'o;isid..|'iil,|(t ,|,.|;, v
H A N F O R D r p M iw J
Lrmr 1 le |,> will have
T h m -dav al, • M»*"U | In* fMi'li of .
im y re s u lts at all <oti!,l b * ob* ' 1- I.... . '•■ill . I | vu spoon i
'•>
iis ( i!i'/eiis !)'it mail .'lildreasal
T
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... ............ httlrla,
ap art- t ‘tili's l fro m ill 's p ro re d m
the o ih iu in iiii iii( 1 :i• i hr rhlirrh, |
tollNrn.
)""i,* I abb p,pm Imtter. '
C K O O r t T s ' ( ' S I the l»-i> " pal IV at l 111
: • "l.iike -I*•vita" was returned by,.
b;
,»t
■i,
e ilj « tiiMutlaalitit of t l .r lorin- ,
■I he!
M Y*'*\ez*
Willi inns. i.vJ.,. .,t„l axe*. and
o il! lin e t h e oi,|;.
, b l e c o u rs e s e r m s | „ |„*
rs. 4 » i -*••• Huff,
■•lit arid Maple
|*»
1 b'bb -|.... a . butter in a
He* p>, U"i'f"*i. with the nntatl
F">- nmre than half a , ,■>it ui
hrr».
,
,» nt; r\ >•: u I !• ,ui In •mprnv.ng t i c
O'*"
\,|,l , i !)*• v i at in ibin
Ur.
Hie l a s t " b l i t h a (It s a n a t io n a n d e , t a l o n e u , l h s n i t r
, tiiit , It, to n a s a i such o ffico in
Mi- l h:ii I,
11,n; c |,a |r*, r
4 final r or Mon of It » n I , , „ r „
nri/iin«| I,. Ur Monrur.
Thur«d.i>
;|l*l»'.
0*0 •'
It).* . Iniilh l a i d . | 1 ' • 1' ' ' ' •'"d ," •a, . thinly s|i
the
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,
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n
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I*' "• ,1 ;
TI*.)* ;’an Antonin post- j!
lhe -pa, i,ins auditorium <>f the
dt,
,,|;n l l r T y
1 .m l m o d e be a p p r o p r ia te d to
v ,•('.. I r. , r
j 1 ’"* ' ;ir't "t ' l.t in -mall dice. ]
Met hodi
'nmplrflon of rll> Iti-ntiiltlrn- ; " ;'b l" h .is m t a 1 a - it' l hh .oi rnnp *, ;t 1
it ,,f H
i
will i', si * to exist on Nov. ...,«
w v -.-A#
Woman's H u h was abloom with perched in On- tree , |a,| hdls *;.» The lad.
t*.
*1 ,*
, . (It
t,r a in
n , .io hin i h ouse m u b i . h
littn prouraiit.
l,
:o ,,’clo.
•' I**" fn e for 20 min- '
|u,n , l. a a o l (In- in', i - i ,.f H„. clinrcli .
-Kipsi.s1,", .,f arhool .,a lr« , pai o 'lifs m ig h t lie cc aa iv
inert 'I
i. i I.M:.-: .1 .1, I
I ; On* pn itr-ffiee dc|m rtltnent hay*
I lower**. Tuesday afternoon when miles <a ( ,.f (ti„, her. n ,,'.
reil
d Ilo
Kaeiiit
„ - i l i iies
i,.< ,m*.,
. . . ..r!i|
t., oe
i... m n .,.;is,*d
*hr* K
a.
i i, i ili- pa.-d an,j shake ot fU
!;■
n
tin
v
ml.
4
.,
.
■rapteted
a
j
»»llh lout lal.m f„r lor,«,,,«*,! pfls in r as a v a il;;
j
('
\\
ii'inglR.
ft)
n:i
mi..'i*
l
i.e
mg
aiitboi'i/ed th a t Us nnmo w u
Hired
-null
d
w
l
l
tin
o*
\i.d
;t
Mrs.
.John
Meiseb
and
Mrs.
E
d
farltlil
• l u o i i s w ill | >< r n i .I . Ii m i g h t e \ e n la* poxpa nic siipp,,|- . l . i n d ,
was
preveni )*i11i >i-r. Add toimi
,fly,
„f
Hi,'
1
"ngrega•
wife
still
i
hu,*;;i"l
to I.iikt* J fv ita .
strung
*r
"oil
muiuigev
t
>
•
inh*
n\
,
r
P
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I
N
T
I
N
G
AND
muiid
Mei.sch
were
hosTVs«es
at
the
s ib lc to use i| ,e h u n d r- i
i lion :,tnd dollar*; in i o u s t r u c i j t i g
b id l e
p*'•,•• <1 mal . ut ui slices. Bring
I tint ; tie W.v,
vh "id •»••'•** il1 ’<:*m re g u la r fortnightly bridge part*,* j the w.'igon *'011(1 and live is u rai'iiy 'T'.:',ye«l l*> all pi, s. la.
ftp t o d a y
an a n n e x a n d
I In
d e c o r a t in g
,i,tlt, hiul no’
bead- , given •r the niemheis of tht* S o - ! '" ’Fed.
ding p>>ii:t and sim mer
m t h e p u n lino* ol som;* a d d i t i o n a l e<piiprnent
a P;ireh M"U
ll I;,
■I
ON’E W ITIf ( l o t , i M . U t U t r n w h ic h w o u ld I “ a * h a; t s o m e i m p r o v e m e n t o v e r i h.* m*,.^<...*
iic oui|iiiny
Mr.
and
Mr
'
,
irgc
Ihrikcr
unit
I
"*""•' ■ l.'ub through a finTOIl I.ATK TO (’L A 8S IF X XiV ’$
Imeinaker
iitnl
einl
Departm
ent.
Hemy
presen t
P
h
o
n
e
508.\V
j
N
‘"t
long
ago.
Mi
;
lim
e*
d
o
id
- Be* hlronjr an.| i tn.iagcons, |„ s itu a tio n .
Idtl,* miic. Itnln*rt and Eduard, left |
I
r.
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Q uantities nt wild flowers
a, ! ''ll il "*’l< hight tint,* -h.* saw t i c •Monday l*v nut>,m«ili]|c for a few
I, ' h • >luih ci'ti re,| all
I OST- I.tidies black lenthan suit
St iifmat n*tr dis,navel for t!i
itiniial .Men' H ub will
J
26(1,S S a n f o r d Ave.
Il"‘ ' >'»• l*‘*n broth is Hu* water
gold, am! Invender were combined 1
meky wagon ,i.-,ys vi*'ii in Miami and Homestead,
u m (.
l " ‘ h H tk m g f o r w a r d to th a t
......
m
i.
wives
ot
it*,
I ) a<i
Wediiosilny, b e t w e e n Parish House for a with g reenery were
ting of Assyria, nor for all tin " V t «>«> u h f i , bonds c m w ith e c o n o m ic a l p ru d e n c e I
•'
1
1
'
"
"
I
h
.i.
been
parboil,*
I
'
p ru d e n c e lr* sold
arra n g e d i i ! l n u ' l " Qaer.iiel, another frontier I'D, in Persia, to gather
lh ," *• .-rc avi.nip illicit |>y
! Wigh'
filling station and Lake
lls
lultitmjfs, . . . f,,r there In* nion l ,a n d a .. m .o d e rnY’., fu
:(|tl
,u!nck.
1
baskets
about
»
•>
di
:*
.
chirkei,
'
tin* room with pleas
I hen* she saw !>,-i first , rj,,;i Mr and Mr-. Alt* n Gardeiii-i*.
uiji.•• for a lti.lv ,V*.
...... *' ' ‘T 'b 'p e d .h o s p it a l . s„ \ j i a ]lv n, e s s a rv
Mon,',
Finder re tu rn to Herald •
'"• ‘'dou lubes m I tiniirt boiling
uthcrimr "f 11',* I* li st1 |1m g effect.
kith u .1 than w.ll* him. With him lo *' (' l , -v *,; " * '! l a r e , c a n b f p ro p e rly lin a n e c d .
1s;»’>e lsT.T
A M E R IC A
T H E
C O A T
i ol lice
Itcw urd.
"Ul* r
<'on,bin** 1.1,,II, ^ n d veg)'i;
hul■
h
ill
t"
held
u
•v«‘(
*n urm of flesh, hut with us !•- '
I \K I-. i .a n ; i i i : ; u ; i ; k
'
- - ...........- ( ) — ________
Mr .1..... . Dli.i Mi- !•' S. Al, K,c •lable mire,, and 4„|,t Worcester '
Receiving the guests upon a r
l:,jt " ,' 1
H-so,* h. - <• Ml**
m. .i! ike \Vniium's‘ j
le Lord o*,r »;«.<! " 2 Chmn. .*12:7, s
j
t
ival
were
Mrs.
.Inlm
Meiscli
and
.
’
am*
h
i
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M
l,*."
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u
l,
!<arl*
>
1
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i
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it,
;
?« if
> imitvcr
‘
'- ‘US,.. Miv flour, salt and
Bjy III, rnl’el "f till* coll
,
T h is Iliis in e .^ -i.ik c
i,
J*'M
fh.i* t i m p i r tit! cuiif,-,,*ni’,'
,uml Mrs.
AT#*i«.*».
*ri. >«>••<.
. if:.* • ii* t •;.• >! •na* --I Mr .l,*,*m*
:-s. Edmund Meiseb.
Th>*
;l"'l »ul* ini** I tablespoon
F o il S A I I!- I 11-2 acres brat un; corci" t> i,lVIt ill ' ) lit III.oil 1. i mle •
PRAYER— Atako haste to help
i'1* t *.:; .a;,** .It* 1 III!*.ill . of
tnlty i a id s were diut i ibuted bv
•i t
..... I
■*f tbc r
t * flam Thin ••t•i*.* , *,fill? IV. «*, * :!l.
DoI'Utter
\.|.|
sou,,
n,(prove,I ieb*ry Inml facing on
k'.tr.vti'**
i*
*
*
r'ii-nm*
id
pi. O l.onl, our nnlvatio,,.
(-'(•lint I In* d aiiv
y s u n til
b n ..-d
- t nininaus . Tak.* not,* ,,f t |, im ilila i*
til ( h
1■i t it; all-! |, .
i
' I ' t'l* * h • •!•
Mrs. John Moisei,
A short birdi**u i
t he \ *** *' , •i
a- d sill* until mixture I,mis. S a v e ’
■in
N tbegon S t , located about 175
rranged.
.4
o t s h o p p n it* d a y s in i Re l i s t. \ V x t . u ,.lf< <>|>U II
'
ies.
1
H m eeting pro. eded the n -' j '<...... .
' '!I , I "lit. n
up
'I 7U.il, i
” ' »• I’.l.'
,
*h
.In;
|
' d l-T t
\ iiiils o ff Orai'gi* Hiv’d nt end ofkJJV]
I'fiJ.iv
TH E LONKI.Y
t
I
of l!»p(
ir. d
i wi
|.<i|>( r.
i, i,r lniei 'iiiter r in a null*
mill* !•••■*(
)>:■ »!,. ill • jiafui*.. ,, f i !i
'
; 1.11 .4g" tl 't * *1*1 at 72 i
>: >t„e. when the usual routine of t r i 11 a • v* hi ' : m . •
.
■ -lilt
|MT (t!M
pavement, abeii, mie mile frontL
.;ii'i»
,
.'
:li,
fall
e'l.-iin,
lieav
I
li;
il
:
.'i.r.im a (ai,.
nil-:
biiMiness was ( a i i i ( d md.
\ I <HM \ I.
I Is d,
; il> J,'*'*. '* vt 41ii:r*■. so *.imp,i*
!» M a s o n ic I» d g .
|*h on o r ,
ill
Id man Thimbly with your g re e n y o u w is h In ro m o in lo r w it h ( h r is iu ia s p i ilti*-' y**ai*. N ow
nn cash and
,
|ta*l*H'*' '*1111 " f till'
.
N i'l/r o c s
I’i il«-ii
! a*- 1h itiN of t ho \ ,*, r
Ii. IT„,
H t n it v m il Ho* a m m itil .if m
■
I
;
, .Vet with all i: *. sim plieily so i
g
am
e
proved
exceptionally
i •-ui’ of CdilkQO
...............* y«'ii will h.i . l,. sp, ml I'm*
ish high hnt,
liaul
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f
In
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I,
I'
IIS'lll
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f|*n,|l
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a;
.
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I
S A V E h y g iv in g „ s \ o h r .s id e w a lk , d r iv e w a y and f,
i I'l* x t" a city dweller that 1
A 'd x f o r S u l ’s S l a ! * o ? i
interesting
and
when
scores
wer
*
•I'M
I
G
h
ris
ftiu
is
p
n
s
c
n
is.
a
n
d
a
llo
t
n
f,
p
(h
e
ju
in
I,:,*„
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!
r
,
|
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[,„■
il
Ave., San
1
,rit
.1
,
ill
at
!
I"
k
al
the
Old Inify M artin with your stale
'■ Th' ic w»r<* .M.ilon inns
l! det'l in III, i n; h i
.
i oiler (oil hy Me.. \V. Th'-odo'c las strange to these people ,,f
! -1 Mi.
11 C Fin* i
Knr*
I
Jrray shawl,
f
Ih u M trim is ix o p le , a ir o K l i i c * |<, ih . ii* im |io | ta tin *.
jr«.
f,
K
Itniimillut
on
;,!',,U' * a.onn non, a !*n ;| hall | lio n w o r k ,
in il
■ in • tn lllicnl , n r*
A ll w o r k g u a r a n ie e d .
l.t
S u n d u ..
I .an gey a f te r the progressions, tin | patois as they uml their life
11 * 1 ray in g A n n i n a i
i rig
j
N' gm business ui* i; ,,f (I,
»' i> III Ill' ll war df!" pjiypt*Rii<*
I•*ui' o'clock
Kt«aHy th is w o u ld In* a Im -im v -is lik o th in g to do. o f n ,m N (.
pld parson Bteiber, following your
!
prize,
a
Invey
hlu
l
ti»
•
Va.
l
|G,*I*I .horo met im, pre **nte,| .*, p.. .
e
flower
howl'was
I
""
••
di
<
-rntry.
if
I
n
pn*
!
cat, •
in.
I
,ailed
her,
an
1
hr
an
ini',,inull
te’i
y o u r hs w o u ld I u i vo lo l„* n v i s ,1 f n „ „ tin ..- to tin ,,* h o iw o o n
t iie i a ■*r* **•
I ts c l 11 ,•*,>■(!, a., ruiilicr was
utt *men cmiU'il g<
I mu in Mrs. House’s cou n try.i
'M ,‘ ' 1 :u" '' .......... .
' Moled a tl'l',|| to I ’o; I ma.sjer J. I*. |J.(||
L veil r:i:i‘- *,f Seminole won by Mrs. Hen Caswell. .
! And you old Peters, who will nmv and th e d a y h o to ro ( Im s t m a s . 1 , MI w ill im lu d o a n u n ilocated rexidfinco
"lit riy al •i.* *;•!!;»ti, m they piiijni"
■'* 4K 'l
t -ivy (o :•< p t bat c a i i i a i i i i i i n s [ ] g i a a a a H l o l i l | I | |
when* she is glad u ml content
' t’elapse lu-i w
due to •.vert a \- ' a, "lay afternoon which asked for
dup n e x t fall—
D
ainty
hand
made
covers
were
a u i i*
(irice
on I t SM
u
a
m
t
,
.«*e
rl
' '*d ' !m unl upward with all
!
” r ‘" 1’ iim fi.ivs then
l ' st " h o u i l l not a p p e a r a l a ll i„ ,
’*
^ i Rtl* m in r I'itst at
'ho establishment of a po-tul m ,|, i
w Bialr*.d. MS 1st N at’] Batik
Inal iVpartincut of tie* spread en the a m i tables and re- livo and die. I marvel al he1: !
'**) *«ch of you, where do . Hit! l ist one A n d th o la d on,* w ill in . hide (h o n am es
I'd!
i
l
l
1'
,r,i
ng
;>
H
i
t
of
ndilier.
h,
k
do'*
I'S
and
devinu
i
*r
recent
•■Hitim, in Goldshpi'o.
•tcll'ls
-s
-i'1 |:P :»ft»'i* h
ilia* l.ingti,* of tfooly i fcshinents consisting of frozen strength. There must be .some- J
o f som e
Rhone t'*lS.
uav ,.
, Mill,High he father lias ii fortune cf ratlier i,n i. f an :J iO.ODO.OOd,
80
•' '* '* *'V in* rc ismg the cc* t i f
I pi'o p le y o u d o n 't o v e n Know
'
'
to d a y ,
thinj; w ithin herself to let her meet j ,ll," 's,<*
ru
n
t
snlml,
snltine,
nut
bread
s
a
n
d
lh"
(list
ll
nee
between
tla
|th
w.Ii
ii
,*i
!
w
n
,i
Mis;'
I
la'
'miiei
ail
i
ifh * rood'H buck, poking in
i,- 1 and Tm i i Atimrit s. Engiand
"na il is eon.' id
H u l H ie a m o u n t o | .....................
**!!*. on East First Street andI ' "tli'1 ,! Miv* Mndalitie t ou/em, of Di *.roit, rtfiuirhler of I . s. Senator .lames
in o u o v von
;;.10 i.'d'sh ut tie* wiches, coffee and salted nuts were the wilderness like this, serein: and I
■rim: i
.* Am ri' i lim u g li ii 4
ill h a v e to u p e n d f o r
' ",|ie nu‘ in f win d, hi In n■ m i M9 m ist,
dao
confident.
I
Mrs.
Ib,b
Ami,
r-m
i
of
T
„
m
,lit,
. a a beg own living,
h r is tm a s w ill p ro h a h ly In* ju t ;tl m»n t w h a l
served’ by tin* hostesses, assisted
l";l'*ti'*,il fning,,;
• .old- boia sci tion was given as the ! Coil/ciet, helieves every woman sh-mld be able
tin amt |in
tho alleys where the I C
...:o
i
\
1’
l m:' *.» .* lutes i*. lln g,'iii
you f ig u r e p
T
+
»
j
(
‘amid
i,
g
a
li
her
parent.
i
'M
r.
.mil
I
So
she’s
a
;-i*i*o:ul.
year
tadeiit
,t
th**
l\
i
i
1
1
ii
j*'
•<
i
< '••-•e of l.aW, preirrnw*
|
"
H
I
III.
i
o
n
ICIIOU
Rldftra grow
why a sub station should
1,1
' ll ns na nihtiei. ill
! It
nrSil . ir
Jftcrr »*,!i a' '■ lock the by Mrs. John \V. Meiseb, Mrs. John
y o u r n -s u im •-» f a ir ly w I.
You k n o w
<li*,i[ *i'lll till I'mdiii 1 , f, . \ ti,..r ,,
,
' Mrs. A. .1 i oil,cult a very happy
,
Bender,
Mrs.
Ben
Caswell,
Mrs.
K
|
paling
lor
the
lutlire
net
,,
,
l
a
i
c
!1\
f
(,.■
.•
,
.,
loi
a
ted
iu
the
southwest
section
p
r
e
t
t
y
m
m
Ii
u
h
e
l
h
e
i
*
y
o
u
w
d
l
■ifsinTiar.*. >"i iet'. <d‘ 1tie
' Wi le (in. I*.
o ff?
Whither to'
•>ff th" tram al the little iroit- surprise Thar day evening ,■! I;i: t
h a v e m o re o r le s s to . ii
.......... . .
' ;u * " I I I SI. Id,. I
•’"lit."'.. Me.iuv lull- Ei trlai,.]
! }l- McCracken anil M
-f Sanfor d
l'„ -1.* i,s|, r H ad
i*d want (,( ir vst.
Fled lici* town, we impiired abniit tie* X
t h a n y o u h a d Iasi y e a r .
.Mnl il y ,'l. 0 e l o u r I'fait;
piunh
will
!'*•!,!
a
"
li
a
r
tm
n*
where
t*.
I.,,.*
,,
[
V
cel,.
t.
v
geltiHg
on4
*
tirm,
nin
,
,t
•
ii
iv
mg
at
then
h,>m>
1/eirenei*.
,v■»*i
vi'l forward t b<* pc* ii ion |„
I. U * l ' \ l '» i;
.il t *’ in-ne* o
('•■ t' ■• t el game mi' anv
r*li*lt, I'l" '* le.s i I!. in ,| , ,,,, j .,, , r),
house we sought. "Oh, that is ahoi’t la rallied, for ;i v eat
\' ill I n o w l h ; . i i ll" iTinn
r a n lie O *• d lo nuii'li l e d t i'
Mr
Vt iler i ".tn,lister gen. r.al at Wa hiiigtoi,
M;
f,j|n hour, Wla de
I’D TI UK I IRE I.KSSONS
I I. • nln, Ulp ,
i
There
were
1
table.
IT v a n ! a y e 11 \
I'
I■
sglisji
mil;
;
will
rent)
mil
!
1.
u
"
f
players.
**x lj mile*; in tI m* hruMi," they "oil .speii, 1l»** v , liter mon1h . !,eiv
I Ihpr. 1;•*•*# I’ark Ave
1.11 , rs
, , v. 11
'I
v • o r. I'd p l a n s I'm ' t ' s p em lin jr.
time with you
l.indly Mi"Ughtfulnci4
■
roll
iili*
l
a
t
ion
ili.e
•
ui-’
ln
t"
li.iv,,
gnu
■
m
i,,
,
<n
i<
t.
I■
I*
s lid, as casually ns we would direct two va**'**' ji,;,'
I '■•)' It.
•rj
A n d , hy (
Dll.
(
r
r.
|(
an,I
lias
mat
*
u
a*..
i
.
mu*
(
h
i'is
tim
11
,<
*1.mating
allies and pra
NEW YoRK, o , i . 27. ,/Ri
f"
1
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I
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tie*
la
\pay,
r
.
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.
cr
j
It! I know .something.
oh
u
n
a
iic
e
|
hi.*
\
e
a
r
"
d
II,
,i
(l
,
a stranger to the post office.
»>' lo In* (h o r m j
k**„n , a
cs ct
*d , !il ■. ,,iii . i *. I ,|*
friends who will be glad ol'Ja r ,,
ED* thing I've found,
iily se|i'i- h, o r a n y o u goiiiK lo ley lo m a k e il
*
Ii
,
to
e
t
,
lav
hear,ng
the
I
'•* n .ir an I
m
e
s
to
i
Iu*
Fernald-LuUBhtORi,
\ ■out,try wide file fighting ,am mil n ns in
(,rn ,* .*1 i n!,!,,
Yes, there *wns one car In town il.
!i*n "I the dent-, owed In Anns' '
1 I. <ping ii 'Mil ! Kroiii a Urr/
j Gospit.il i * highly commendCMd
Ing about you, uhout w hat iIn * m o s t tin.M lii.-.h i,| y o u r lif e ? W
paigu
aided by motion pietures is
MISSOt |(| FFIxf.S l ( | \ K I-;
there
is
n<
>
taiiiinnim. ,j„. n i |,
y o u p in * n ic e t i l i n g s lo
mot
*
d.-lightful
past
,
for rent. The taxi
man would
1*v I ■i* on a c t all
,|(. j
• m ii Ii Mr. M.l ! her ctn.•lilt*
and we take this mentis of show*
jnau do
o ili e r p eo p le t *> n u ll<o I hose of h er
about
to
I,,inaugural
c
l
by
th
1
•''■en
.u,
|i
ii
s,ic
R
o
l’EAR
I!l.t
’EF.
.M
,*..
c
*.T
.
t
inn*
iie,|
cle
p e o p le h a p p y , o r lo c u m
d alii,
in Hu jute war.
drive us there, if we could stand
>at mg iu 11lienee in tic*'
n get t i,*|« I, ell!
.Mr I*!. Jeen moved into the S'.-I
i the g ra y morning is s|„',.:,,| la v o r o r p a y a d, lit fo r y .„ ii- S(
Fire
K-piipim
lit-M
aker
;
lieUitule,
i f ' Rat lu r ,*v ere eata h 11,*m •ng our glatitude and appreclft«
Tuesdiij being hi; seventh hirll* it.
<l. i,
'f
Hut U is a criim* to t ra v e !'
1’ie tly had. Maybe wo could | by cottage last Weeks, where h" w otl!
W ill .vmi s e e k gil'E. | h a t
*7' ')
the ground
" h os;* pre ident, Walter
Bauer, •os w.i.* (• It Pen* ft mu |u ** I,, lion.
y o u k n o w w d l In* w elt ium o r u
day
anniversary.
M
uster
Kndcrirk
,r *i i! •• M. Ia *,|;
do the sixty miles .n four hour*, j will re-ide until hiv home is , .,m and make , m sell "lilt,,' ions t * stales Mu* , ,,*( of fire to tin- peo
y o u I piiv w i t h t h e id e a o f
the frogs run off | l.n„w g e l l i n g (In* s h o p p in g do n e'.’
Adams, entertained eight
small p,‘nimbly five,
/.< v l
•" -a o', lock t *,|*iy.
M u . low.
<; , i ■; .r
11'.
>o*pii dl*. miv i|e j,
>
, pleted in Suburban Home-.
•' M.M BE At IJ IM ■j’
IT rnat,I E.'iugiiloti H ospital1 * . .
' Mi* i all ul •ng the tin,*. | he very I ple of the t'nited States now ,*x- *
p Why you sneak
■I
. hoys at dinner at lii.s home on San
v
i
nm.
m.
K\p;
!l<"!
shaken
Im!
no
dniu.i
was
frn
f
a;•
v
..f
tl„.
It
w
a
;
a
wagon
trail
through
>
(
hi
i
s
t
m
a
s
s
h
o
p
p
iiiK
o
u
g
h
t
to
la*
u
n
d
e
i
>*'•1
that
travel
;„
«
v
v
u
„,|
th||t
r
u
.iv
*
1 ford Heights.
"
down tho back road and talk I
cecils a billion dollars annually. 1
e v e n now . I*;s - 'rnm in i,diet .in;> in |h«. cnminun
A m m mon error, made, uiifm I 'l l, * 'll! I'll nil
lCkuri Ii ni th**
tangled u tidei brush, a sandy pain I Mr. Roland Dyke and sister, other people are taking ndrtnng**
Alary Earn!gruff, Supt.
i x r i t t i l y iI I h e s h o p p e r h a s in m i n d s o m e sia*, ia | g i f t f,,,
: to tho crock!
,-lergi men. I • la luiiasl,-|* s, '••"ms to he Hun
s o m e i l p.ll l v. In* rel!i'i*.s ml,* tin* sh l I Uleilely, ley
j
The
rooms
of
tho
^
d
an
ts
home
P#i«’,|isk.
th
a
t
slid
and
melted
under
the
ran*,
j
.Miss
,
’hnrlolte.
of
Maitland,
were
•eeiii.s
limihle
|
n
nild**w.
/.mnl
lev
and
Kamenev
g"
°
^
id
*
llfiH'H
ai
h
wi‘1
1
:is
(Hirsrlvcs,
E&
— S. Ileri Conk ley.
s , .'!,nfl , r , ' M,h « >*«*iir*-h s h o u l d In* mad< a l oiii'i* In s e c if ll
'** I'rem hing of .sermons f;, r (,, del*.- laud Hi
* .
,el, j were artistically decorated with u n rocky road thn ran .along steep , guoMs of Chari,•- and Bernice Elangle of view* belli
rtrir "f iic M
"'•Ii Ium
Ii,, <• i|ti.itiT'l i aimin'.; 1.I'lig.
The >’ nUrmpt a flow ing by hi
makes it more imperative that each
Th« Hook man)
* " ' ' j h ,‘ R e a d a b l e III S a n f o r d s t o r e s .
.
ugregalm*i.
Ilis
opinion
i
o’clock
i**1
1
"
f
gulden
rod,
cosmos
mi,!
fS
o
n
*
t
at
,u
prei
ipices.
There
was
no
reslnuJdridg**,
Sunday.
•
ev,,|'ilmnury
I'
luli
i
i
lake
you
lan
k
bterury fly I*• thai w .uubis along St cm* In lie |in,
" ‘R
« fair and-squm*,*
— a
.
, S a n f o r d no n h a u l s a r e p l a n n i n g lo g i v e
an v lh ifg In* wish- j
It..,,,,,, ’’-•••bias, as well as a num ber of ra n ts along the way; ive had ter
I h e ir c u s to m e rs I*', the Fiench, revolution
when , >" *,,"Y1 I'lMhs l.„l fail. 1„ de live,'
sporting mind, willing to take what
r*fI.-I
MM *h" - ‘" t - i " Hn 'ul shov. i n g o f s. a s o n a l . l e g o o d s
iluigion
is
.
‘
'*
.
Hallowe’en
iiovclites.
kick
i|„.
*,*,„. pr e!r*»s and I hul pi
Iffrj,'.
lunch with us .
j Mr. and Mr>. Ki.-tu r and th e .let tie rnu.it ami give what lie may.
Ti oxcepl the workmen.
Ice "1i*it«," ,i -,11 ,,.i
,
,
' 'I he H e r a ld dues not ,;'*"' pu r r ....... . n if Danlou's h ml I ;u,v
|d" will ,*It I,V ,
Vr-rhnsity of the.,, well meumie- lb** Imiir
--------- ------ -.n ' .
' ll -111 " l " ' » H s a y s Do y o u r ( h r i s l runs flo p p in g |,T'"I "I tn I s rut off Rnt.cspicri'i*
W'c passed only one house, n i t e r ' s sister. Mr... ITrine of \'n;,i
Il.e.li ( '
Games of ;,|| kinds and contest,
w.
'
,-f
Hi
||s|,.|,
|
Due unpleasant
tourist
can
ills plan is t.f ■
In ad. T tn l/k y an,I his friend , a,
|»hiiii ii, .i if R.arker jw erc played during the afternoon t rapper's. He aiul his family were j nia, were culled on Dr. and M,- crowd the joy out of a golden Oc
'■ atntic in New Y»rkV ’ Hl '■ '
"."I"
l','"H
*<>"t d I-. re m a rk ’ dr. na* w,s,| m.
fnl'tumile They kei | their
'' ' "
UUOll per nil, these l.ai"
w hether you listen over t In*
()
••lie elm •ll *'n' >*** ! he si riking
th v.i'l a ,, , n 2 sin "it the lawn, a f t e r which dinner wa* at dinner .us we passed. They spoke ' McKee Sunday afte r,,"«>n
tober day for a counties number
Ini' I III' p r- <M.
" •Med sermons k, , (,
„f ,
served.
only French, but smiled a welcome
' 1al l,line, m Gr, at Itritam. ,leI the h„m"
r people. He may |„* « ,*„lt,| | 10fr.
Mi-.
G.
A.
I" I Ills re
I the clei g im . il *pit** I ll, |»,■•vat •
r 00t'
(Uu n 'Ii l ' } K ‘V : 1
l
■ll" 1" 1 H i. g lo o m v p ,v .
R. I .. • T", ni • pent tlire*' da;
D' tr ii ii ,\
tn the dinning room, baskets of to their feast of I’oiled muskrat
u • bey arc >■it ffer- I
speeder who crowds every „m*
i<
THE FORM Kit ka- ,
u
" •■ III du Well ',. cnp\ | il, average*
errsnt question
quest ion <.f
of the dav
,
;u i l ' " n ' ’!,d e p r o d i n t io n ha n a i l n d t h e at i r iIn*vr'd, will return I■, <
Baturil.ix
“ M tin* highway, „ hot.-l crank,
golden zinnias and i usmos wer * \V<* thanked Mu ni and hurried on. I,'1st Wed. ill Ib-*vili!g Green !••« !.**
" paper *I *>r*.. w hi- li 1 . null I mg and facing, vv ium one consider i!
Who will the sm .ah .is
Hoi i i*i»i the , Jergvmen of the,
^
............... ...................
v Z ]n "
Jr
i ,; r :,," ' lil,'ly "
••*•( «iiin*>ti,*e,|.
T h i s 'v it h I he c,*n a ,,i of I ’rn. ,
Intel esl.s
at ter li: Itu -in*
IT »t„ry H
l"i d a graphic, o r
* rev ity. The
' "tin,an car nuisan,-,. the in*,
•Went."
t he used in decorating. Centering the
low n
d,.,.,,!, d
I
G.t • i-Mied “a inya! ispinm
Journey's
end
—
and
tin
one
a*
I" l"' " f ............ . .. ... are n -,d to mining
library
,t
!-,
pel*.,m fivariabiv to annrv a |„ot -f
dinner
table
was
the
birthday
take
i la if serin 11 •** !en nr mil ■■ m I
* it mg fill ,,!d I ra ails in a
good idea to slop al rail
. v a l " " ' •' > '•* now and are inip.uien >>■-',-i t . .
•MuiiH.iv
iced ii, yellow and topped with hi'iti,*! No rcMtauiiint, no food. ; Mi... I .u la I "lla ult w ;ls t tic
a tax,, at, while the , i,»ud wait .
Ve lu-Jlt
| | , * ,u ■n**,
F | , VT
w h ' ' r .......... i , | , ,-url limit al Ills Ivniiiinlen c.i .llt
•li-'a'«),u *e that does „..t
'tro llin g * provided you don't v a rio u s p r o p o r tio n ;
| f*rvu l.,..e ..........
,
,' ‘t <’•’ things lie mav he.
\n,| w "Hi venture to miv that
iseven
tiny yellow tapers. S u r Even Ilipti.sti* was not ea g e r to ,, .Miss lln Itil FI ,,n T ,1,11 ".,l;i
ll..
.
atal r*T*«-niIv appmuteil n eeiiaui in "*,',(lately divulge | (s purpose a i„| tilese p i,
the tracks.
redrive tluit <><) miles in (he dark- J t rid;* v.
Have! i.s like life, it
th wi||
rounding
this
\ ), till . Ilii l , ‘ L!?*.(;•!.
t
with
Mrs
"
'u
u
'h
n
g
Hiis
were
sprays
of
rlicts
will
find
a
wav
a case
Mo<l'* p la in a m i f u r tr im m e d *
'll*, n111;1 1 "pnneelv entll'l r ntmsr lnr ' "•*' nt and does i ol soon e one t>,
--------- |). . _
" f live and let live with a sense of
s IV jil t as mm-h that is v,.**;,
»lh l| i';.| AV. a m at nH!,ar“ b'iis ferns studded with small j ness, which was only two hours
i i m u . h . d u e in t h i s m a l l . r ol a u io n io l.il,. r e g i s t r a t i o n
A ll s i/.*
I*'"T t\.D (lit'
Aliparentlv
im
,lne
lint
rpiitc
'
•"
•*
■
Economv
,.f
tune
and
effort
Jiticu Day celebration pru|n
|
away.
\\
c
had
a
b
a
r
of
chocolate,
while in hat ten minute- as G,,. 1
.Mesdames Kldlidgc .ill,I ,,.,rdi- fairness town rd Iin other )><'I Mill.
■t u s s h e ,s ttidii *1 .'.a lly a n d a v r , r l . u r a l h
"
, yellow flowers. The places of th,
be one of the greatest Sun
.^IciJpinjr in to i-'.e Hart ihc tug war is over and ‘ M"' order of the day a,„| n„. formerly '•Hil in an I
ts
; tier were hitsiites visitors tn S.m■
III
M
Ilil
guests
wore
m
arked
with
nut
cups
|
lht‘n
'
W
U
M
1
1
rol“'
in
*
’«r.
H
u
n
[
lo
l
In*
is
p.,rt
o
f
Hu*
wreckage.
if.*
l,
'.‘atl
Ul111
;l“
a
l
m
o
s
t
n
n
l
.
e
l
i
e
i
a
h
l
,
,
as.
average
person
feels
that
an
hour
ever hud.
luif.
'
" f Yti p c r c e tii.
, " f yellow, fastened to the handles l *rt’r an‘l 1'"1<l WCX^
«' than 1ford Friday.
AjU'higiin fo llo w e d F lo r id a w it h a l* i
1 “ ,l JidU
Ii
in ji
Hi*, I.v
l
o
n
g
-, i mon ...........nply an a*
p;
rc
e
til
iin
rc
u
se
w
ith
r
F
very
best
ingredients;
scientifically
prepared
foil
,
Were
the
place
cards.
t
death
over
a
cold
black
crag,
we
T
H
IS
I
I
l|!
N
T
BY
has
little
feel
'
'„,"ii
is
nil
hoar
w
asted,
f.
!l bet the next tone Ainwc ■Missi*
‘'
f i l 'I 't I Id l'd show iu g a 111
Moving ll dot w Iu,-Ii result: ill d m
(" •n i-n t im i'ra*ie.
T e x a s - ' ;t- "'U at.... I tin* I. a is* r. II, was foot
_ _ _____ ' _
| agreed.
i ,Mi and Mrs. G. S. Br,,w:t vice
• week-end out of t,,\\n s|u- c ifii
I'1" ," 'r thought and pla nning on
lac;
careful
“curing”
;
thorough
and
skilful
m
ixint
1In I|, :
}.... ............ <*!' M„* (till fell in
i a ilii",ch I,. t , | | tii.* t'nitoi
gu, -t . ,,l Mr. iiad Mr,. ‘i’,*uey
PK’aebei's pan t|„.
gQ to the twit : h'li i*
,
IT
D
T
r
u
-tn
fm
*
n
In'
Hut
tlirrc
ivus
ti
Itrwn
:!ll
ntil,;
stead ol drawing leini in. Short.a
>l!S over thirty years’ experience and close study]
i)
* I" ' *: that its tups mu t truv**
:i"'' '"Old ha*.i* been delivered III sermons wdl
IT
V '’ ' ' '
fu rth e r on - “ Rut River.” We hut • Ritt*hf,*i‘o >>t Sanford Sal urd.* ’ of
all an hour
r**ul* dictated by bun or la
*ou «ro not m-uiMK 11!•' IlIHI
last week.
te r c**ng»,-•.* , t i,,n
Florida crops and soils—that is the secret of the big yif
,vl
"ould sink I hem. I Inti ended hitn^on* muht Im* ^oonihinr
. _
‘
found what was <;il|e,| n "hoarding
i ‘o V V K l v
country's
chance
.
•ind
high
quality
crops
grown
with
Armour’s
BIG
C
K
with jlrour mlv,*»Iisme
Mr and Alt*.*. Whaley, a*,,
I \ MR \ l| III
> ^ ,1:,.. . .Ia,
t lie first meting of the fall, as ! house." There was a room for no*
|R
-;------o
t*ut there is mi bitirrness again.t
l id ,lc o f C re p o S a t in , 4 Q t ,
if
I'd
sleep
with
the
two
kids.
Fly|t
.-alfr„m Long Island.
■
(utilizers.
Among
the
many
types
of
Armour's
well
us
ttu*
re
g
u
la
r
business
m
eet
.‘ •AJJASOT.'i T IM E S
a,,b'i;ll.,*
,
lionnire makes iinimtmu i*>
turn. However. Ihc German might
Few people " .H i.,* how far Hr,
:
:
j
i,
in
ch os w id e a n d h e a v y
paper,
dirt,
odor
of
dying
shoes.
cha-'iil
tine**
lots
fronting
on
the
»
“di
iltvIll'S
U'illl*.
being
I here.
thltlc purty." qiinies aa . * pol'lii* taste |.
ing of tin* N.de V. Howard Chapter
Icni'ii somet lung from the Flench.
^OI Fertilizers you will find one specially suitable
r"" H "ll. .,! til,
>2lll.li
at *>**• al and dii'et i
" hen l*res:,|i'al an,| \| r <Hot • i T oon,
There
was
moose
steak
for
supper.
Winter
I’urk
Goldenrod
highway
j
In
q
u
a lif y o f C re p e .
F o r-'
•
IrsiR
n
s
.
G
i
i
a
r
a
i
i
I, •It tllpe til,* ud\<*l'l|s,.,| w ho have made a mu re: i i >f Mi,*.,
'0, Sounds of Itepnhln'ani-in • d l>\ t In '•'.*, "t piililuit*
t . D.
will he held Friday a f te r
IIII,-1| , ,
Im «tay at horn,.'
'I'ak*'
I was tired and wanted to sleep. in Suhurlmn Homes Inst week, t t*o J
*'/*!,■ I* "lit tn----- ----l.tst
color,s.
T
w
o
many years.
"Wh.v tin
tnerl.v
v
a
lu
e
d
a
t
?
3
.5
0 to
. *'"»; b,* well tilled with p,.„ Republic
lilt' I .1SI* * sonic famous coinert -lore
noon
at
2
o’clock
At
the
home
of
Iidden
•licitnil, '■
get her, they have a secret sen Ice asks socii,l \ \ .,
io:itj
The en tire feminine (‘household in salt* being made through Dr S. F. >
l-l**’. 1,1 " ‘'•ed l-o li„ -s vv ill help
■lit Sul in must hnvi
n i , u.| ' >' op. in - mg. r Niicti a p,
IS I p e r y a r d ; tw o d a y s
y a rd s fo r Mrs.
F.
E.
Roumillnl
on
I'almett"
N"
pretender
the
IT
lung,on
!
',ar*|
over
them
'
'•aeh
r
!
I
Whet,
,
h,
v
g,»
'
'
A
illuiui
I),
sisted
mi
watching
me
disrobe.
^ Pnuim«. He feared na i ,1 ■r «••* :■ t to ,me ii a long p co u i ..f It *
M
KT-c,
realtor.
St.il
i
l
l
’ll*
v
v
" "
l','l*'<* *. v.liile ||„. ,,
f,»r—
erowri. no m atter how remote, ma v at ***)*,„ at.-ly, each has
Avmiue.
i',v«n Ins assign
secret mem s,, ai„.
fhe married an Ann rnum in ,r i 'i . p;.rat toil, a I hr ri sal, of v. Im a
r ' '• I
1.**, i ii ,
Baggngeless,
t o o t li-hrushless
' ' 11 ' ' ' ' *•", !• k•-, p-, t ia* -a nn* old -*•; t.io( ,ui Fi eia h ,.oi|.
'»*,,* Iv. loo! It,
•i
v
a
.*
,*M*.„*t
So
iierhaps
,s,Rt
I'ollowing the meeting i.u in o m h le s , handkerchief.
•*ybi|
>ei " *i ; a,i'i*i v ti.u,, ami ,| will
rectly uti.-e
'' * IrtH i* part
ll*' * Cl" I,. , ., Illgll . t:,||
,.
Whichever type of fertilizer you select you can be surel
clt, mi| year |„
"tl , ,*ui,g that their
G iinianv to permiT the I.
—
o
'" fa ta l tea will be given honoiiug
" '**•'tv lore sollle i.f |||>.)M VVIII,
v'"log gun.
the ;
1
1
M"pi.ins
I
1 "■ It',, slu* ha.- ii> t vrt Ii. ,.llMll.
.
.
„
begun
to
!
<
'on
I
iniums
from
I
p.
in
to
m rr kiiisei to return in like plam
it is the highest quality in its class; our BIG CROPtrt»'. t;,..,
Goolidgc, h.i ii s c r , t service itNKi'd aiciu,,) j
and 1M'lHl RhHDIlHlliiJirt I rartvi 11y known, <md if . )>.
e
',<**1 to Ml,
In (lie morning 1 spoke of the
■ Aid,, where.' I tie Veterans of Seminole Count;. .
iulv. it(...„| i ,„ K an active cancer m tin tuidv of • gmo'd at Alnherst.
While House.
Went pi.II
II p. in.
ffood inV4*hiiii'ji. n urnl thi-v ' u !' l*>nr >tn* would | nil
FaMi,
i,y
hi,s
.*
,!
“
W
hat's
t„
,
,ltl|,
’'V i011 every bog and tag guarantees that. Descripl]
il !■•'< i three It is ea rn estly desired that all ; gnm deur of the woods. It was a
...
.
.
.
a
.
ways
dtiiwu
the
German
,
S
ta
rlin
g
?
’’
Xu
dil
field
Republic
I N'*. there wouldn't have been body liltev,
I he
iluttdy necessiuy to mpiil ' i "• obtaining audience*.
H'tr, ii John was askcl Booklets and Price Lists free on request. Ssr.d for th|
I
and it always will.
members o f the t l. D. (’. attend. [ view worth millions in “ landscap.,
. “ •Ofkuut surprising about
it. if he had ,
By Olive Roberts Barton
ng comnuinille.;.
H
ip
Cl
MCAGl)
i
*
i
,
•
"
•
d
y
g
u
u
r
d
.
at
Hut
when
rui'!,
a
ingrr
appears
seenory’’ if near u town where tint
A
I
I
At
Iv.S
one
lug
Sl,t'lal Washington, if John
—
n— —
Just
see whnt Mr. Huxley says!
tarr,
d.lci m a big way. building the I Hut^pKI n secret service guard nt V/ n
"■nlers of cull u,'" ah,I Hi,,
pr*>li|eni
" ‘" " l "
G *t n fair dc
Airs. E. II. Maltbie, and Mrs. j millions are. The man and lh'• 1 ti.irlottc,
going tu put ihc w.-ath
I’coplo (ravel frir the sutitc rea
diution
tl,,;
t„.
didn’t
like
it?
i
largest, best jail in the world." IM TW'cls t rum the time tn* fj,*si
S
I•**J»tI.«• Bell George Jlnheock, of Altamonte , woman did not look up. "Never son that they collect works of art
tft in Miunii nn highei* news pap* r crilii i and people n|
■I I lie cost with a court house in f,„nt . 11'' Gie parental ..... .
'" " " " /‘ I
I** g. t ..ut ami listen t„
|;ul MJ( j, * ..;,|l<;,
spnkcsniiiu."'
So they can see the tun* , M
Springs, were among the out of noticed much,” said she. stirring — because the best people do it.”
M
"* latte■l
\* igi.i •r.* Iiv mg
Uhout v,.ii ic.iinig fu rther d rtaii;
i l*, .md when they praise her a*
in the sum. l" help fill i)„. J;,,] wrii |„. f,,.Vl.n "•'■■it the case. Kvidciulv tin tv lets
:-':
Ing further off?
it In
' tan
town g uests attending the b rid g e ! nnneako bntter and c a rry in g
the
on** ‘t Jur 1,1 *.| mg,‘IS of tho time, sipla,'** ni .x, vv
With all respect to Mr. Huxley,
tluit
it
V
V
.I
V a lu e s u p t o $(S.oo.
AH
,|lllkllbr J o h n ’s tu
-*-<>— - Yitrl do not knew 1""d a half milli.,,i>.. Room*. r,„* | | " ■’" O" worrying ,*■.!„,„i
50 all wool plnid blftn-'vjQfe
It,
I >'*|i,est th.il (*,,1
• iD'ii nil ii( (*m*c
I wish to nservato th at they do not.
party
for
tho
.Social
Department
if,st
*
,f,Y
{,n
l|
,
r
b'P*
le
l
b.i
k
i
o
eoiuIs
will
be
lault
With
'<xl
year
in
college.
\
'
,
nV,
„||
«•(,!•
iniof
|,«
colors.
T
h
u
r
s
d
a
y
a
nd
ALL-STAR
th* kind of wuulher I hn t hear brr. ami In r work
probably because tln*\
Starling .
*' .'T;u,l.
\ ia aru ' <'f the Womans Club Tuesday aft- 1 Children and men-folka to feel There never wus born a child who
A
nihcl st.
a!
kuta;
values up to $12.50
lx*,
il
lranspii*t.s
n
,m
,*(1j
'j,*(j
lllgti
ceilings
till,I
bin
I,
of
!
|),
be,'oini
c«'ur!
you gel out of l,c,| jM very profit-mi,.
F r id a y .
" 1 111'• ** in Mu* same circle.
"TlmtV ,
ernoon.
mi'f clothe, chicken to tend, cow to did not have a love of travel and
Mu* b«g jail r,„ the model'll <’ITIII*
’I W. S tarlin g lives with him rial Was! ., , * w s." eomnient .
but it driven the tour
special—
*
9
army.
milk, the flax to spin. Boating, adventure in him. It develops as
Now that singer was practically
r . ,.1"- *,:t, i„ tiv,.* |
vinherit anil never lets him ,,ut there al .1 ", n. "Starling isn't
a and makes business
ti
hctti-r a lte r she obtained ail
request.
Flint's
xi .
* ~*
..
. fishing, swimming—only work. soon ns ho can use his little legs.
Headlines lull m v,*l* sc,.' Crowd'
aiglit except in Iris ct;i*s- certain."
r,t ’
, ! ' ' ’"'“liK-y.f
- ,s. Uuymoml Key, Mrs. Ernest F or ^
W„ B whnt (|riv,
thfl
IN VIEW ol jail breaking .,n,|
Miose ) iiv,,ruble notices than she t'liner
— --( I I niiuic
ITn-ugh
•UWfM
I lollle
Gal „w«y, Mrs. Fred Daiger. Mrs. ^
-s f|) tho ri t y (|wol|er> f J hinjr He slides down tho fro n t steps and
Wax
inini,
iliately
hefme
she
had
lie*
unusual
energy
„f
,
rimuinl.s.
Town
l.ns,
—
.
lice Depurfiiient wants it
"apt:;,
heats it t o • the corner thn first
Our
practical
ex
p
en
cn
.cd
""'•Id it he a good idea to |,t ju ,|
undei stood that the big achieved h„r fame. The dillYrc.icc
^ rM*
‘ * wuh RDinir to m nrkft, swimming chance he gets, and you may final
llnlv
•lACKSO.N'Vll.l.K JO C Itx \\
ei..- w ear gas masks, and install
< idler formed <i pnrty motoring ;vn„ , ho wny to Kcl SOmowhero.
tly added to their zoo was was that she hud the advantage
field
men
will
be
glad
to
ly have to resort to punishment if
the* corridors and the main ,,f
A Mnssa,-In,setts man ,h,„ke,l
•" Diiytoim Bench Wednesday.
ed in honor of Severn • r putila tty. Th,- public will run
Lonely? “ Never knexy nothing you aru unable to imprcH it on his
h Is to he hoped that Florida hand and
a
fter
people
and
things
that
get
lice,
\(lives
that,
win*n
wolf
with
his
hands.
s
„
v<
50 Dozen Ladies’ SiiU Hose, Phoenix Muke; for two?,?
fl local ‘‘eat- "
h w K. kit.
else? What else is t h e r e ? ’’
"i"! ho,, aviiil.iblc help you solve your fer
w II <• first to put her ,,w*i house to him I,.
mind in any other vvuy that he
public notice, ami will i„r |,.,.|
days only—
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Continuous'
from
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p.
m.
to
M h„ had , lm, ked 'It ' ' W)>,ild flood the jail with some ton
Lcsbar;*
t»,
Mrs.
Julius
Tokach,
and
little
must stay a t home.
I „>*• wit him, Gun- tilizing problems w ithout
'is good thing*, .bat ,|,.',„.t l,i*' feet
" 1 1' vincing gu* of the uiustard tvpe I I I >d, r as regards her tvv„ mighty j or armpit
t n r a y « that th report
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that
would
have
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Daphne,
Mrs.
Seth
Wood1 n ’ get sIll'll notice.
And leuving her, I pondered.
The. human an im al, has to bo
bcea Nothing to kill „r permanently in
Mu.-, under i vet".* ^-.t 1*
.•
* *
jrocull to Rumania is
leal new
• r, n* the, i o f f nn(j sm u |j son Charles and A fter all, what else is th ere ? The
J ia
avenues, the Spatqsh T r a i l ! present **i
The lime prim -pie applies t„
disciplined into staying in one
."„'<• the convicts of , o Uiv,,,’ but
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on
your*part.
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a,»l j Mrs. Tim De* La Hay left Wedttcs- city wontun’s problem is only, her's place. Hla inclinations inherited
r* berly.
,,l'‘ Atlantic < oastal highway, must Mn,,,„t;,.u ;,(j
, t,.*ng enough to lake H a ir
angillK Iwr trip and having
I pon t hi am
of
l
Wo
retail
store.,
in whuh the
Jday aftornoon f o r Baltimore, Md., — getting the kids t* school, feed* from his anta-diluvlnn ancestors
"ft
any
jail
breaking
plan.
1 h u .m a n Fons Hathaway. ,.f th e jp lllu d e
, aa l
’ *■ » doing it.
Buddy Roosevelt in
ant;, of her arterii
( locaiion is equally g o „| and the! i* *end) ,.‘,s have <"d«y why Mu*
t .i 11 road commission, ra n serve
Ikiuilncy
,
" h e r o they went to bo with their Ing ’em_ clothing ’em. W hat mat-1 is to roam,, frae, over tho face of
of
motor
i
,
aft',/..
t
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failed
to
,
iiiij;
xervii e and goods ,.l len d about I on in Chicago.
DNK GOOD feature u!„>iu (|u. I,.
s t a t e s whole
’• Helen
'•
mother, •• Mrs.
Mrs. ■*>..
'M . C . ’AspinwaJI tors
ffico «nd the people
his
neighbor,
mofo -o r _____
less? tho earth. Besides, we lovo ,ny«rtf'**
si:,l“ her !j motl,er.
_____a_______
_______m^rvBtivr Now York i» l alike
t)n„ f.tore is enterprising
••ml policy of keeping out the best 'ait in no more notable way than future vie;., '"!'! (“day. Fons Hatli» "* N. Y
>who is to undergo an operation nt Scenery? "Never noticed much." tory and there i s alw ays mystery
ft
aw ay luis ‘•v 'his token tlq.
, Kuronen Immigration is this; It
' •• "'"tared
"••** -red the Johns Hopkins H isphaL t W | j j r a ppy7 "Never thought—g o t my nroun da corner. Pcoplo are not
big. J
J*ui«Marf;
1
Comedy
"here ' bey | weak.
Christopher Columbus was a die "ill force tho people of (hiH eoui,- ■*> the exorcise of every influonco gest Job >n the
,
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lyoung-Gns.”
/
traveling now by the hundreds of
capacity he pesueiaes for the patriot in 'hM ^ a u ' 0 *Uml u v t ‘r y
UM, ih e lr brains, make mnr *iotr
* - ■ • - • *. . . .
M akt
"HALF FULL BACK’’
T
t ^0n vv° ^*va 0,ir own
M
c i v s o ■n
v i i • i: . . . _____
thousands, nay -mil
Were wflelent, nntl freo
G°°gun, Russell T. Scott
IS m m
Mr.
and
Mrs;
G.
L.
Howt
Howard
re*
they
think
I
t
‘
Mre..
George
W.
Kiiighi*
MU*
■fl from rough manual patch.
T }"* hn
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And
ire trave
lore.
* -wmo „„
.K **l# b t
»nd Goorfl*4-*iurned to their .home
J'lom
tuffcf’5;:
‘VJTNI TtftJf .ArOMad.4he
IMl
^ar^ains in []»
KIDS
RAISED ?
Columbia
Phonographs ai
Records
J
Rincs Filling SJ
On Tuesitny afternoon Circle No.
Four of the Methodist church un.tertained ut a miscellaneous show
er a t the home of Mrs, R. p, C ren
o;t\
,1 ('oinniission
wdl shaw, honoring Miss Thelm a Spurt
of |t(,
-ing,
n
bride
elect
of
next
month.
,Vlock in the office of
fo III ( III;,,, a,..I
Tlu» lovely new hoiiR* was beau-1 |,um h
served.
Favors of
t 1fully decorated with orange and daisies
Trrvin* of Song
on each plate. Tin*
,he Congrcgationiil Idack. the Hnllowe’cn ideas being | best,- w
i;*ted by Mrs. (I. }t
nYlnrk. Theme, ea rn e d out with baskets of gH denf KHi-dt in e„t. riaining he,* guest - .
rods, numerous jae » lanterns, cats
Those present were Mrs. A. |».
Ways „f bod.”
and pumpkins.
,
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; Shoemaker. Mrs \\*. ]> lloolehao
[ Training <'!*«• ,,f th«
A fte r n devotional meeting led Mrs. Carl ||. Mairiss, Mrs. !!. <
L [ phun-h "ill meet
:15 by Mrs. P. R. Mitchell, the honor, M u l ^
M
r J
\ U'
L l >ir«. K""t 111 H
guest was presented *w ith a Mai- T. P. Adam , Mrs'
A M.'.f ' .i t .
, . | lowe en cap
cup ami apron to w ear and Mrs. K. It,
» l'nr-ey,
-*-'«* ' *p.
'* *|[.
- MilMrs.
j w0 of the Methodist was led to a Witch’s throne 0 f
’meet at the home of orange and lihuk, amid wierd ebell. Mis. Hurke Steele, Mr-.
(.V< rge tt. Elliott.t Mis. .1. \
fchinhi’b' r mi Oak Avemusic and tolling „ f bells, and was Vaugban, Mrs. ,\t p. Spurting, Mi-
fclock.
given n large linll«*weVn basket | Thelma Tpurling and Miss p |„ re n c
depart incut of the filled witli g ifts
Sparling.
|lut> will have business _
{nil program at .‘1:30 -
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sSocal Department of
The Woman’s Club Is
Entertained at Bridge
m
F. A WALT
w
4
S a n f o r d
y
New Members A.re
Coming In
Others Arc Renewing Membership!'
Have You Shown Your Civic Spirit?
Card of 'Phanks
M I I Rod Adams
Celebrates Birthday
JOIN OR RENEW NOW
EKNOTIIY SERMONS
Sanford Chamber of Commerce
e c ia ls
rm o u rs
D
m
T h u rs d a y , F rid a y |
L adies
’F all C oals
F e rtiliz e :
AHVKRTISIN ;
Hold Meeting Friday rir'1
Amusements
," fnr,‘ <*u*k came ant
YOUNG COOUOGE'S SPECIAI, GUARD
$ 19.95
Kver Fast Prints
and ( ropes
Silk Specials
For Y O U R Crops a nd YOUR S«
$ 1.00
Kverybudy Travel^ |
Now
— TODAY —
fl<nn Sims Say?
Warehouse
LASSES P I T E
Ladies’ New Fall
Hats
$ 2.95
Blanket Sale
Sanford
Minstrel
HATHAWAY’S BIGGI
PRINCESS
JOB
— TODAY -
“Dangerous Dub”
FERTILIZER WORKS
$3.95
$ 1.00 per pair |
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on
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SANFO HD ffE ftA L P , y E p y E S D A Y . OCTOBER 27;y 926
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of the Indlnna are fre/m trib
es mage wealthy Hy discovery‘of
oil on their land grants.
FirelesH waters, in the form of J
rc I pop, is om of the principal at- ■
t ’actions. The braves will eon- S
i siilnr other color*:,—hut “white B
pop”—no, that is not <for squaws.
,.P
'hips of Navy Have ISky Queen at Detroit Lawton Urges Kiwanians
Named For Florida; j ^
To Vote Against School
e With Atlantic Fleet
Funds ’AmendmentNov. 2
AMnf. m
Br^yOMcLj of the Navv have
i # * ; . namo of Florida aa.l
r <i'j •&*
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h .jiav c been named for I in- / " t r i
l ^ f ^ l l i h i w e , Pcn»a-c!a ■(.H*
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T. \V. f.nwton, county superin-, last niulil. Mr. Stoulamire sni.l
ntcudeid of public in8tructi.ni. to-J Kc-.r Itossittef, delegate to' the
S
:.iy iiiyrnl tin members of the San- 1 Lttk land ci iiv.nt.or, described the / u n i i r i T M n r n ™
1K
' ('l‘*h to vote against i proc . bug. and rip tilts „f the
o i n , m- i li constitutional amend-1 tivo-i'ev meeting.
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mie fund-: for common schools ut f J *
f i .»
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now
th e
la r g e s t
have
o f
m o st
lin e
ever
in S a n f o r d .
I ijifh t
and
one
and
c o m p I e t e
sw e a ter s
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JjfordDoilf Herald
Fr a d . r a t e
L. fanh in Advance
s
»d*. will lu* received
nu and collector went
for payment.
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JAMKS
H. COWAN— All kln.l, „l , I)u y
Tin and Sheet Metal Work,
W a te r and Boat Tanks.
anks. A t Oak
Avenue and Third Street,
Tele,
f ..
phone 11J,
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(FOR r e n t
k ro o .n l
IIODGLNS & COWAN CO., Auto f W A N T K O .- v o u n r
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»H«|. Apply I t T
Radial,.r
and 'ahect
.h « t metal
tn .w 'wworks,
jrk ?, ui to
>» share
-Ini,.- ni,,.
C7 Z
“* 1 I1miles
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adiator and
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M,anil’r
out W,.,t F irst St.
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H ouses
Sale
r o T i W ^ T v PAV
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SO— Autom obiles For Sale
H IN T *
iti.I N I .--,
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NASH
r e r o u t io n
A RESOLUTION PROVIDING
^
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FOR THE PAVING. RE-Pa I
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‘"'d
st-!n',\ , u d T n g ' o',!
c a r value, j
SUR FA C IN G AND RE-IIARO SURFACING OF R O a j
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. / t j i iTO
u .’WKi.l.UN
VIf.T.l
^ l t N aval vessel named foi i
.........10c a line
hurnmn Chnmellnr. '>Y!Mr'
..wne,., AAU
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DEAL.ERS—
Iff you
you ™
N lK
'K;; CATALINA
C ATALINA DRIVE
DRIVE FROM
FROM LOCUST
LOCUST AVENUE
AVFNUF Er *A S T ^
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’‘Florida was n wov.d a
Plain . S l ,r n .m.„ ta l ,h ,« t m .lal
* * ! ,:w e i g h t s , in t h e l a t e s t
1U«i \ West
a»«i» F• irst
,r‘** Street.
Vi.in
-i t h fVII
i m »I nF *i v...............
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Highway.
»••»* t» 8/»
reUJ your used* car*,
ad-* \lfc,
MFIl ILON
p v rAVENUE
EA
he .v( i-i.’v racot.njr at the S e n i - 'l i K l K H l S I j R l f l G r ^ f ) V 1
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work. Tel. 716- W.
207 French Rl»«t and ""u i'.* ! . ^
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<,n
tho
classified
page
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VBRNANGO
AVENUE
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7c
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line
1 steam er, purchnfied by D r s r . i t c D c f e n l <*f P r o p o s a l
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207 Ffench I«k
‘ “'-I water. Mrs. V l i m ,.'? ^ Vi'b
p a tte r n s . E i-illia n t c o l
r " » * I r„„n, l,unK„
JllilH, r •
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’b rn h jtn t In August. isf.i.
T o I 'n i l c C ily W ith C onn, Hue on request,
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On F lo r , \V,|| ,)UV „
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»he
niirpoies'of
the
pro______ ! «I FOR
> r SSALE.—
AJI . R . - I 1 T„n
^ r ^Truck
r J 124
,.t o ii:'.,;IA
Ton pFord
FEET DR,VE S0U T " i u « t a u n ., , « . v e . * m o
.
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H a s k e ll D e d ic a tio n
f
y a r d
"
'll
buy
„
five
room
Spanish
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b
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a
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a
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duced rates are for
PA IN T E R -D E C O R A T O R
17 . , , . , , .
--------------------------------I H ti* hts- r «» »I7 W. 1st St.
V “a t a price $1500 under
• third rate vesrel 2! l
fv
lu In ho ( ’n n l i n i'll aiio ndment which will he
........ ‘ '"«•*.
Apply H0H W. i
.
bungalow
',1
F
A. B. Riggs, 004 Laurel Ave
Ire insertions.
■• . 'il rii Nov. 2.
as
w e ll
as
su b d u ed
{ J»er arm am ent consist,*!
lied i ' n t i l P r o j e c t Ptis-OH
O f
F o o tb a ll
P la n t !
A C om plete L ine of
present day «««>.
value. oOwner
. _ h_ y'
_
J " hm,n!’* H‘c City Comm.suion of the City „f Sanford, rioa*
Inis of average length
PHONE 303
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iiiih H
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J C. F l.arie, president of the club
t -82' pounders and one 20
.
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ed icin
to n es.
— —_
•’ _ sonable rates.
Apply
F u rn itu re Kofiniahed
Cod a line.
Am.lv a . P.
i- will
...;u .sacrifice.
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J '••I"1 on this ®ccount
USED CAR
CAR EXCHANGE
KXCHA m Tk
<“ ,v;i*n,,l°
grade con"lru
construct,
re-cnnstruct, ppava
V.SED
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. “ ',0 i"s»,r,'v,\
,' r’,,r',V“’ fr,atl°
‘’t . rc-con*truct.
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j/F a rro t rifln. Her sr-,r,|
FT. LOUD*. On. 27. —f/P)—!>e Iliaal.ed th * Kiwanians who urged
Cm charge of .(Or for
C a w h e n c e . Has., Oct. 27.—i/i’t ( ' y p r e y s a n d I ’in e
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Florists.
his Mini
*1"^ •'!•" w.i- r v v M'ii-' defeat ..f the annexation
ful camlidacv) ................
f . r d i s - ( — ......
Bar: lie f i n s today welcomed F r a m i n g
!"g room, living room and kitchen"! " i ^ w 'S v A N ' M
m S E ('0NI1 ! " ‘T u " W“ lth
W:,,,
nBp,,,,lt " " a "an‘l a»P»UlH'i_
Irtion.
with or without b ,„ I
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L rtising is restricted to
ti : • I: iitmant gtivmior at •the hundi. !
7. , , 0.U.h .°. *iar^ P' oU'- ‘‘rice if g o l d ----- '----- M nag{,r
| ,h '“ f',,lmvin« thoroughfare* m th e /C ity of Snnlcrd, Florida,
M *al°ff CCr3 ,U"!
’’
proposition in a special efection
f Irilians reoresenl Mg 1 :' h o n t h i n «
Classification.
"STEW A R T T H E F L O R IS T ”
Sanford Ave
j convi nl ion in l.akiland Monday
ROSALIA DRIVE, From Locust Avenue Enst to Mcllonville Av«
' S id in g
Flowers, for nil occasion*.
gror is made The Snnj Hii'J T i;« s«l'i . .
N virtt;«!i> every trine to the i’
• * k In October, lHfil a„.|
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McLANDER
ARCADE
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the
opening
of
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ta, card
V . S. L. Hatter o*
M11 „ami
Hast to Mellonvllle Av«
' “ the. Squadron of Flag ' r ' " " "d!
» ■campaign
ROOMS, with or without m e a l/1 f u nii*l,cd.
r " '" ,,ed. Rhone 71
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. Phone 781.
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---.P ont; she wus uclively for ,,u“r^' r »f the city and county,
Reasonable
rates.
Liraoln
Hotel
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retarv "J ho Altunni Arsociatiou
tiser for subsequent
btfr
unlay
of the new $2ft(».<>0(l1 F in ish
Commercial Avenue
L|J*;during .tho Civil war H. K- Wagner, president <>f that
_ The office should bo
of tii I ' m . ersity of Florida, told
27—Professional Services.
' D m e K N A N (:0 A V ,' :' ' K’ r’ro,n Rosalia Drive South to Cat
Haskell Institute
Stadium.
Hu- M ouldings
* - 0 * ^ W U h o u lV io jird ~ j
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Immediately in case of
j of tin- t i.iipaign of the association
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hert , U ik. secretary of the In te r-' I . a t h
EUG
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>o ntv, and^mocle her Inst
Under an <naU-ng a d wi.i. h pro ’
C E N E P E R M A N E N T W A V r u FOR ItP V T
_.R.
,! built Ktudebaker*
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H! !NTP—In
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tb liver the principnl a d - 1 l i r i c k
silks—
Ideal for out J
ADVERTISERS
no
I itig iln expt in.ts of several im -’dre
SAN
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OARAGE
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jperati-e neetls Af the university. I x1,-,.,.,
ne 340-J.
y ^ h o p p e ., hot water, r. minute* from R. (J 8 ° — A — R e a l I k s l a l c D i r e c t o r y
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DODGE
i . " ' S " ,Mi W,inin,l’,i ,,r s a " 1 proposed improvement of Rohalia ’
■ly familiar with rates, i Phone
placed oat of commission
"r «»»»'T-,tio„ can not hi
[ ATm-... imatelv :?111(1,00(1 will |,» j gn‘ et
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wh,lt* .n,,’n Piaster
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‘ «"III l<*H IIHl Avenue East
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vni-d upon
f„," tr.<
Mellonville
Avenue.
Catalina
Drivew
1 H* y o u w a n t a svm
1 classification will give
.sold In
184H.
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LOTS
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be
bough'
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Gr
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Trucks
I
. n , Locust
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%••(.••him
i / uvo xznvi
.wiimnlng pool; $l(‘.,0u(l 1bravt
' w e - i t i n 'v i . l r p; t p 1',!
'V h i t c R o c k P l a s t e r H riard
see us.
Ak'to informal ion. And
d F
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Florida
wn-. a s< ,MW
"f ’ ho gi-at. r Si
Rhone
3
Avenue
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Melhun
,lle
Avenue
aml
Vernango
Avenue
fro ^
igan cover and the
—^±w o o d e n vcH«t.|, of i ’i, fiisi
i* »nf i i' iii
l«h, (la y will assist you
■low '
torney am
/.aw ! f , »K RENT.KENT.- 11 large
Iurgs7 furnished
fllrr„ , . Ii ve"lnicnla. I«^t
a'roVmone
P<"1 up.
up !’' ' located
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aml
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Attorney
nn'tli'Counsellor
Counsellor at Law
Rest lmy«
buys are
mmone l'1,ss
■o • l"<! tin | io
or i. >• re! i»iv< : who Itrrv.1 ' • b.' used in I'ompleling
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"" f,le in the
tne office
ofr,ce of UiE*
the -J
Jng yimr want ad. to
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‘-Vrcen Wire
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'She was built by t i c •»,„ ^
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"* Sj,,,»*'rd. Floral;,, which mil plans, spoclH s^
fanire
,
ffective.
M• i :■ i-.o.i t.I.o on (I.,.
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i v Huilders Hardware
d<nt a t th - Now Yo:l. \ a v .
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...... ns. prol lies and is tm n .tr, liaw bee,, heretofore approved by t l l j f i
• 11 .III ly S !,2uu ba . been : In,,
IpKT.VXT NOTICE
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S F h (H i t W I N D O W D I S P L A Y
Doors
-I'.’intr t.iii'i'ii of
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Lem
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J christened "\V Hni|i:«m
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W indows
Well., I hereto,
[ jitisl'iffne address as
i -.I tin- Sir,ft,(mu since i »».. ‘ n^j,, ; ...
' M on- r i m fore I
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k!'--'"N,II.K IIUI'.SON NNSKX
j !rar
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M u rp h y iro n in g H oards
INC.
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HI. I I RI.SOIAKD. Unit the City Commission of the City of
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Ave.
Ire results. About one
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,' f»rd. Morula, deems i. „dv,sable, as a necessary public improve.
Rhone 4]
Rank I,u::.
N *o
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L of a thousnml ban a
W
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B
uilding
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Frames
and
Screens
F
ram
es
and
Screens
n
»ina
ii'vii
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K 2 ‘ h 421fi
S , ' Tions.
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" pave, re pave, hard surface and re-hard surface with »hoet nun*
Ownur to .
(ll , „
t ord the others can’t
!|.l»b n i r ! i a V tr i , T ” ' ...... A" : -------R BROKERS
t '• ’ 'll;.. Tile
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—-——— A BEAUTIFUL CORNER l ( i t
^a*nH Buiisi:n»!BBRB«iinnaHBiBBB«»iur.a»!a«nixIiB3i?na!»nHK*iBH |
T ill' P r i c e Is R ifrh t
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DODGE
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OIlirJRS
Jcate with you unless
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a sand asphalt base. Rosalia Drive from Locust Avenue Eaat
dafccts in Ills design id county \..| ,
32—Help Wanted— Female
lw your atldress.
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1 i n n , «• Avenue. < atulinn Drive from Locust Avenue E a s t to 1ft
!’hu l’ruv,d to be lit.- by better Iluiti a two to one ’v,,;.V
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urn,sued
r<n
« KN T . - r . 7 . s r ^ i Z
w , t "'
t
Dealer*
Irontinuanre .MUST be
.** f0 r " n\ va' " ‘]<'’r<at
The city vote was: For 5IM.Slonv. If Avenue and Vermin*,. Avenue from Rosalia Drive South
W A N TED — Ono counter girl I u ' Gentlemen
'cntlernen
preferred. Rt.
Ref..7-'
° F,rSt N"1iu»mI B»nk Bldg.
w»«h. Need the money t«, protect
[person st The Sanford
both Cafeteria.
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!cncos 'c tu ire d . R07 Magnolia.
wL*?S” , , toI hnVi‘ bl’c» th(* «*•-. a r ii'Hl h.Ofila till, countv th,'
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Harnetfof appi'ti/icliing
storms, "
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’her
investment*
and
will
sell
SELL
GOOD
USED
CARS
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fl'et; that all of 8«i,| paving, re-pa vi
Office or by letter. Tele— ----------------------------- :7Fo— » ----------- 1— ! n t h r a s h e r a g a r n e r
thi*
,i, ,hw
i.nd su rfa rin g mid re hard surfacing „f Rosalia Drive, Catl
f f £ Z « n KnT ' ,in l’1" ’ ',hl ,? -” r
Vf- 1’1.722: :r ui'iil
.'mii-IM.. os Aoyi les cut -diorl
' heap on th a t m brontiniianrt's are not
Ifa more than th, u , , H ........I 21 ...... . A
,io ,ily ilt ...... . , ie.. her rta y at J.etrni, and headed ■
3 7 — S i t u a t i o n W a n t e d M a le . L *
for H o u sck ecjiin g
^ ^tate a,„. Fire Insurance count. Only a ssmall cash payment
Several
D"vv aml \ crnnngo Avenue, us aforesaid, shall ho done in at
VOSsola of her time, nmk anil t o i , . t nett fury for pus.- 1
’equired on thiv,
, leal. Box
liargmns in
•< .’ her' hangai nl |.„kf hurst, 2
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knots on a t>-jn| tan ago.
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"Pacification*, profiles and estim ates t h r ^
C eil Cats.
'■are The Herald.
Efficient
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«•* (»••• < ity Clerk of the City of Sanfoi
Prices right,
^ J p E Was sparH U, atla n bo-h
Ado,dim, ,.f (•„. merger would dr,-,, her. This s|,ow» ’ t'l
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l ciiVoiiiilde let ills
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N'ccifications.
profiles and estim ates ha'
guaranteed
a
t
reasonable
p
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Ave.
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,"••'•• l.crcti.ft.r,. approved by the City Comm,ss,on and constituU
•asentfnls of a nmn-of-war <!«'• .......... .............. ..
d a n . I- * mooring m a d at Ih .r b i r ,
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aml I ottmi.
MXI, ■acrifired
suer,nee,| to secure K. So w.-tild
„■ itoe.l the area of t:t.•t ->,|.„ili.
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A ’ Dii't s f ic .'in r f t h e y e a r
p mis mill spccit,cations for said proposed improvement of I
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' Z"oiiis.f f ir s t floor. A ll^ cop- —
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util* pj'i'i ii u l a r
Marvania Lake
M • I ,E R (I m t l l l l ' H
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# Bfcbnd Florida n« er *.a w ur. th
'•I. to or,'; -ipinre -f'o
tit
property
will
beg,,,
(his
week
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i ' \ r k , w. cn l."cic t Aveiiue and Mellonville Avenue. C atalina Dri*l
•, • 1 < !' in a i r a.n r r u bieii s lic
tih l
|n streets. G,,|d r ing with
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ir i i I’liasi 11 I•v *'V,Tv
I j e r v i c n and was Dually fold in
•<’>
i hi t 'io targest i ity
U'
M o n e y to L o a n
v«-nu m e*.
r,tt) S(
N E W BUNG A |.(l\V -F iv e 7 ,77 ,,
b aw recently
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«•.•••■• mi ust Avenue an,I Mellonville Avenue and Vernango A v « n S
Gpiii and tvi'i diamonds.
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I*riilfiy, w;ih Iri/) ^
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high elevation. Price $0250 Very i * * *' ‘ ""W'h’ted and
two
more
Flm
Ave.
and
13th
Street.
lRr!:mi
t'
fv,' -lllla ,)riv‘‘ «»d Catalina Drive, „ width of 24 feet aiiiF
• 1H I’ . in ’m an , ,• s t a i i«l :r« a t , . I i -,v n c n l s j „ ,o w n ,„ .
If T h e third Florida was a steel 1b'' •m' 1*'
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41 v homes
hi" ......
districts lM
•" amvo adjacent to th a t i J
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i : : r r will
‘“ be under - ns ™; : ; ; ; : ; ;
declares the necessity for tho paving S
and l.ondon nr. I
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menod m onitor 252 feet long and 1 ^ New
RHON E 3
w ,lh
*'*<*»I ii• •*- F . v a t t i a i i m T . m M s
.
, „
. . . ” 4 ''■•nellyV it
Sons,
Iru m lire.
H
ton* displacement. S|,e was htrger
I
’l Hi'* In.*t month or so, Mar- 5
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I hone 853.
‘ u r ' 'Icsunble lots at a .substantial
™ iir
c 7 r “ ,,,[ aml n “ har‘‘ *u rf^
Portion
ulna-! I.ol 2". f r a n k l i n ------------------SANFORD BUIt'K CO.
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bi'. n lather despondent," ■
M>y co n tra ct nt Elirabet |,port
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any
one
contracting
m
Finder please return to F.t— P o u l t r y u n tj S u p ii l i e a
; Vil H .RENT Two light h o u s e
212 Magnolia /we.
Ldwaul* .n-.i.l "lie ..poke ofi,.„ of "
j l J J ’lerRey, having been launch, Cl* 4
rx
Ldwanls
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OWNER GOING NORTH —Will 1’"''I a nice home there. We ,!,•-!
btclly
& Snii;; office.
k■
ltT'uig rooms.
71 y^ Oak Ave
A H « K IN Y O D R IJOIVIK M. a Y S T A B T T O D A Y ,
Rhone 367
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pirilless
in
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m b e r 30.» loot). This
vnrsel
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sacrifice s ix room house having •w," ‘ (,h‘ whole or pp aart
time
s
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'-------r t time service ------- A
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y IH E R RK s O IA E D . That a total expenditure not «
V. la
u he ............
di‘c,|;-( ,| .
H S ttM•.commissioned
.com m issioned in liin.’t
...... F.
w‘'l
lice olatiuiih — R e— 10(1 y ° unff hen* W. F. 7 f
A n « r ( m o n 7 „ ~ 7 r jTCmA*
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l!!03 aml
Lt _____
L . / i /i u
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all modern conveniences.
Only
M ’ i H L S l I R I i T H A T I l O M F iA A D F O l 1A T K L Y
!. of "idling ability i d N C ( ) |. \ - FORD • FOUDSON il.T ' T ,
r,y flv‘‘ Th,,‘"“ ,n«l «ix Hundred Forty and 23'100 (iSBAM
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Sanford.
n
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ents
and
Pints
tw
rn,,,
r,„|oiTO|
Ba|l)nre
North• Atlantic
Atlmitii- “r ow i*n i e r
Png.
...... in f o r - 1,,
IyEv '.to •tho **orin
, ,..rr ., r : r,aj.......*
Miiurc, ■
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t n a m pi JiMo Mn I p;.!.
ni,'‘f. t o
f«ture.
ice ' for more
Kdwartl Higgins. Inc.
| - u Dollars, is hereby authorized to cover th......^ * 7
L « t n n l n l n g in this service un- ^ a a . i / . / !
n
,|
•'«; wonl'l | refio ,■ his n n u irk wi'n "
C O V E U K ! ) B Y F i l t h ' LV I l t A N d ;
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n,b»thly.
W.
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care
Herald.
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It'ealty
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nI.{n,;alty
i u y ________ ' _ • ..........
*»«' • ,| bard surfacing
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I-OR RENT.—Furnished apart- i
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F
honejipi
re-hanl aurfacing
of R„*«H„ Drive 1, 'tweTn L ^
lliEl.
TRIM
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mu was
wits uvruminr;i>
N ^ ’Whon "she
decommit- * ^ 1 C ( l VLtfS | V l i G H t l i , :
v',’ ’f‘ay ,l"
Reviewing i [
nit
I'hnin*
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mill
Afi.ll.iMt.UL,
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ween LOCW
merit,
also
rooms
furnished
for
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xonamed
the
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FOR
SALK.—Konlson
tractor,
lit1
Av,*
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MHb.nviHe
Avenue.
Catalina
Drive M wmT locuiH S
S i ;*#nd xonained
Titllit- I
gentlemen. 320 Oak Ave. Call • MS ! ,.KH1N s TUCCO BUNGALOW
' ’',T 817 fur i.itim atet.
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and
Mcll.mv.il,.
Avenue
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ceding
hi;;
death,
now
th
at
1
look
n
* W .; t h a t tho name Flor in
HTTSilUI'Gli, Oct 27- (-T,
Ford j^iv.!",!!,./',1’
•1211.
| .(his
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•ooigumw has
nas large living
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Aiao nn‘‘ lo" Ford
«»d Venial,go Avenue between Roi
1
belli,
I
at,,
firmly
that
be
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HARFORD
YELLOW
PINK
LUMBER
for
sale.
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u.u_mAIn•iv H m,1,r *,H U |« .-------------------------------- ---------<b""
_ ( ro;,m. ,,mmK
dmmg •""■)!. A tied
h(M| room. ONE dandy
„,t,
„ff Ro,.|„r
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,S0ux* and ( ntal.m, D r , u width of 21 feet.*which said sum of T h i r s t
"f Mslgncd to a new but 11, Uvrrv (.rib
mi-ldleweieln i,
M
Pi m•Him
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of his late"
IH
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deh had
hail been
( ’, ' M / 1 NC
l’ ^AminIC— S heathing Siding— NICK clean apartment t
i ,7 i-wl
7 htt,
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w ■ . nn
been recently nu- Dm, u-ivn of i.|u. wurid, l-.ud a „re
3!
.r, munil.i,.fi
.
ts
• • • ...........
o . --hen
'/ T , and
'" ‘d breakfast
breakfast ........ hard-’
hard«»d 2„.|. w,i| a, r,fi,e for
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[ ' * ’ 1 " ,us""d Six Hundred F orty and 23 100 ($35,640.23) D o l S s T T
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the factt tlial
..11 on li i v n u , mmg ..............a
mat 5
monition
/KkSI
u T ' f >md KiniHh' delivered in I hospital a n \y rV,,UJ '•‘■‘""d, ,"„ml floors in living
and din
mtle
i oy Congre*s.
lELESS & WELSH
K slaiilisli, :i 1 !>(;'•;
■ 2
f ■r ’ ‘’ had <i ''Ins* eye, Mis, I'd! Sanford and vicinity at a p r i c e _____
" . " t h St.
••m room. .M,v!,,n in every detail ; .
I fourth ship to bear the nam
car. >
afore.-,,,|
s
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: r.s Tif .1,r ..red.
^ r"at the m.prov.m
s
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5 mat niiikki rlleiids"
f; lends"
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• Hi" J.ll
|li'g;|i. J• M-Ilei-. "
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, guaranteed to be a saving to von FOR
iic v t
""Id in the iwv'
^tatc I* the fJn-1 , , . ,, . ’’"'•U'’ r-’g I
H -'lem - .n.l « "wan. Sheet Metal al.uttu.g
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agm nst all propertf'i'J
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F.*u n i . •
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IS f 8
••'WO large lot, !:,..„g ea*t on j W"I ks. ..’I), Fl eur), \ ve.
, <l ........... t wa : broken by 5■
O fro re H l Vi;ri,llint Lumber Co., Osteen F I,,'
„-,rtle fo r, . ."'"r
aPa r ,ment. few days, make me an offer. Ad
■new .Service
nn-jiip Florida. She w* *
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trviCL U i r e r e a ; |,|10'"•-,
partly furnished,
rooms, h at),'d ress Owner, cure Herald.
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Atlantic
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Saul Old A te , will i'll
|,;,r... L- t t Avenne and Mellonville Avenue. C atalina Drive between l 2 E I
■M'byf'Congrcs* in May. J
l a,,d pantry, lu,t mid cold wnt,.r —
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want vt.ur business.
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City Gas Plant.
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terms.
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and \ e n » n g o Avenue, to bo specially assessed aS
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laiurel.
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buildj
FOR GOOD WOOD CALL 3513
ots and land* adjoining and contiguous «r bounding and abuttb)
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hALK.— Wood range, good
STUCCO BUNGALOW
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Iln, commission that all lot* and Initils .................
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Lomminston
th at all lots and lands adjoining an.I, contiguous or boaiSJ**
Localcd on corner in Sanfo.d -| room house with
rm dered to Vera Cruz. M- xie.i ;
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WIkit $4000.00. Terms
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convenience.
bine location. S p v - 'tuo ' raise
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laakina Him Ii IkIicmI hhl will ),n r«>.
r.« tht MH'Cinl assessm ent roll covering th„ contemplated improvmn«it
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monthly.
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i.„y
ti,«
uinoiint th«T«<i»r.
1 .OV/tng to the outbreak f ((,,• I
Box 101 cure
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rare Tho Sanford Herald.
— Real Lstate for l 'j x c h a n c e ! Any im ih'',,' 'ciiilminv. ndt , rs. lv ti,«
|m r! f ^ , ' *Haberdasher ! Hox 27fi~_______________
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to the foot frontage of the respective properli,* spr.Gully benefittaS11’
Id sW ar she was n. d g m d to |
ROSE COURT APARTM ENTS
T h is R e x a l l O n e C e n t S a l e I n c l u d e s : _________________________________ l " l,M7,,i;:,,;r.y.,’,"1i "•*>•»
„.tvis„.i by snid tmprovomeiiL
staling our niuitrulity 'a that i
f ^ llst y(rc4't.
: I*GR SALK.—Celery plants, corner
WJI/L 'i’KADK a couple well local| *,»* tinm ihJi^naiilj
Cull 779-J.
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f w i N O i — ! . ficncv« »»‘l Bcardnll Ave. W. A.
HE IT FU R TH ER RESOLVED. That the Tax Assessor and ^
ed residential Jots, on paved ”
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W r itin g P a p e r
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n the entry i f d, •
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V l ' rk " / th,‘ C lty of Hanford, Florida, m accordance w i t h 't h * *
streets,
as
first
pay.tient
on
house.
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provisions of Sections —
101 -aml
102
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thee iCity
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Bnrden annuals. F or immediate or
o n, A u t n i n n l i i ,
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«»•«! Power Company i‘ 7 ' , ’
‘ UHMI'‘f‘s,n‘; th‘’ s I,t‘clal ''onefits to be received a* t h t r
maneuver, along ()l(. |
9 0 — Automobiles .or Sale
;wn* unconscous for 45 r n K a ’i
, " n|,r(,v‘:n' t" 't ^ " to m p la to d against all lots ami lands adjo
I,*
oil Store"
future planting. Mrs. L. H. Jones.
F la v o r E x tr a c t
. “ 'Atlantic const until Novnn 1
!
,,f «:tr promot !’^H!L_798 L- 2.
. SMA LL HUNGALOW. -L ocated! Wi M jYS/ k N I GF’
nT'T ,’ ! aft<‘r '■••‘oming asphyxiated w h i l J l , vl," t,K™u* ,,r '“’unding and abutting upon such iraproV'
K((1017, when kIic wii.i attnide,t!
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y. an d 'M Motor
° ,lll< ’ ! work.ami was only brought hack
t,u’ vompletion of snid assessment roll to cuuso a copy!
. debSiy."1’ l" " 1 aa'^k ■*5— v^peclals a t t h e S t n re a .
i M t t l o Division f„r service in'
bOH RENT - One nicely furnish- l*e bought on easy terms. Price!
Park a , ,! . '..m iren-M
I *° life a f u ‘r f'r*t aid resuscitation
t0 l,u PuWlahwl two times consecutively, once each week In a
R e x a ll D r u g s A n d L o tio n s
I Ja
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San.lwichea
Hiia DivHuon. cuiiuiiandi d ,
ed apartm ent. All conveniences. ?{.«00 Terms alm ost any w a y ., -------------- -- - - ------ ---------Mr. Coleman was engaged in clean- P,,Pl’r published in Sanford, Florida, attaching to said aneei.1 .
ELECTRIC!
ELECTRIC!
^ Read Admiral Hugh K,„|m.,.. ,
915 West hirst St. Rhone 207.
Ibis house is now rented for $45 '
4 UK’, M .EIi
m g a gas scrulibtr for purifying
r,,|l "•* published u notice*directed to „ll
, 8Pec‘»» »p ’JVEtl at Sen jin Flow D'ee.'inbi •
A n d O t h e r A r tic le s
------------- ------------------------------------ monthly and in the winter brings < HAS. T. FIJI.I " it MOTOR CO gas by water sprays when over • ested in sai.l
,
V
pr° per*y owne™ iIni
c.,'.", '
Li,graving
1®m 7, ond wii.i heartily weln
FOR
RENT.—Unfurnished
| *S unfor4l Ave. at loth St. Rhone 692 taken l,y the fume*1
I
r ,7 T u
stating in accordance with th«
i
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........ ........... g a ra“ gi e ?r»'r'' H»>x 102 caro The Herald.
Come in nnd see our line of
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| wsiunr, of the ( b a rte r of the City of Sanford, Florida, a definite'
apartm ent. ....................
1902 French Ave.
he British. The Ninlli Divi.M 'i.
Electrical Appliances
J E W E T T AND RAGE
------------------------ - FOR SALE.— 14 room house and
jtiml place whore complaints will be heard and when said s
|V- th* BritiHh Fleet and was I
An Oklahoma District Attorney Ii UHSDMHnnuif, r,,))
„ it'iM k... r:....n..
W,H. btJ
said *
#• heard
* . nnd. .when
.
RIVE'S GARAGE
75— B u s i n e s s P l a c e s for R ent
garage, $700.00. 13 room house
»ted u* the Sixth It,,tile
has announced thut. hereafter,
bo^ I ,,H^*MN,n,*nt ro" Wl" ,H* finul,y confirmed by tho City Com
Sanford
Imalor
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Purcolntora, Irons, Waffle
___________________________
’
Witn
gurage,
$000.00,
or
both
for
with gurage, $000.00, or both for 2nH w , ♦ 1-7"
1)0 of the British Grand,
)uM
tho
softlheartednessf
~
w u u cn o 8lttinK as a" Equalising Board.
Phono 017 cause
‘ nu"° °off- —
Hie
softlheartedness
Irons, Toasters, etc.
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1200.
Will
ATTRACTIVE
rooms
co
ront
for
?120°Wil1
furnish
deed
with
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^ The Squadron performed!
IE*1 r f S *
BE IT
RESOLVED, T
That
the special assesrmenti
assescmenU
Z . r th,
l by Juri®"* J 10' .intonda to
* ‘ rFURTHER
o « , u r . i t UNSOLVED,
h a t tho
stores or offices nt P ark Ave. abstract. 4 1-2 miles out on Dixio !
HURS__M t R M n v c
’' bavii
l i t j ' X f ,-V," ; r " U|:|:lv "•'•••
til. w i l l i n '
Tut' by
lit; this
tl«iu resolution
L... a..
* and. entered. aaainst t h . \ ^ ty ttml ° n February h
Imvoa th
t corpse of the victim pres- vuled for
to I.be.......
mudo
T H E BALL HARDWARE
..id Commercial
Commercial Street.
n . M. Highway. Citrus Heights. Walter „
and
W.
Sanford
Automobile
Co
«nt
t
fhllo off Stttvcnger, Norway, j
Young,
.. ....... .
Young, Owner,
Owner, 208
208 P
P ark
ark Ave.
Ave.
Wright.
j 206 Magnolia Ave.
Rhone 137 witness.
witnes».-m
r
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c‘' ty E n d i n g and abutting upon said Improvement shall b e ^
opted to a concerted at
«•' -fr-'
ut the option of the property owners owning property boundlaf
lormirn submuriiie*. Two
^doci were fired at the Fine !
abutting upon ijuoh improvement as, follows: either In full Wfi
M rniiw ed their wrrk. Again 1
thirty day* a f te r said assessm ents shall stand equalised, appeal
^ • 1 8 . 1018. tho Florida was I
and confirmed, or in ten, equal annual installments with inter**#
» w l ju n k ets
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T H E R E '^> AKi
I’M <£ O N N A
VCXJ R E A L l-V
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gO N '-r THINK
T A K E T M l <=>
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a
K -,-0
w H A T ^ T h is
A R T I C L E 4N T H E
the rate of eight per cent psr annum upon all deferred paymeSi '
Mt LL HAVE
C O A T BACK,
P A P H R T E L L i n -A
ini "t h e
-d from port to ulnrhoard
.
,
•
S ize TiKKt
land a fte r the tune said special assessments shall be and stand
A B O U T THE
A M >DBA I
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PO C K E T ?
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Florida was present at the
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equalized, approved and confirmed, and
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4R EA T M EAVEM S’
S fe iS tK te la
| BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That this resolution shall Is
N O W T H E y W IL L
ACCUbC T O O OF
(become effective immediately from and after its passage andember, ID18, Divi*ion Nine
A I $3.75
o e ik j^ t h e
I tion.
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1 ^ .' . Hw Florida left i>„rtHWMfhlrid, and j,receded t«, *ea
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Adopted this 25 day of Oct. A. D. 1926.
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FORREST LAKE
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Insurance aa.
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A. P. Connelly & Sons
Mil’s 2 n ?i,
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SALE!
Two Articles of
Merchandise for ,
THE PRICE OF ONE\
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Just Received
l or Thursday and
Friday, Spcriul
I
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b l a n k e t s
FATHER
By GEORGE McMAMUS
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S A N F 'b R p V iX O R in A . T H U R SD A Y . O C T O B E R 28, 1926
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Politics
Altamonte
Notables
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Dig Up $320,000
in Bank Funds
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lass Selling of the
pghest Production
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3Ch Broadcast
|gy 15 Stations
lideiit Takes Cred
for Prosperity
>n iU'publicanff
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h, u i s . h o U f e o i
in th- ..pinion c l V rem :" ,ls o x te n :
U f inain’ i-nam-o
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|nw«jng I In* annu al Im nnf l lit* 'iM;*rii‘aH A mhoof Ailvcrn>in»r Agencies here
-ht. the rlii'-f exorutivo nl* i’ll,, nut ion ••* rapacity for
■linn :iinl
consumption,
rh hicli
aii'i “Oic
lit ilHlntuitHiii of wraith that
irlt) ha*- * ’•••'
i.i.iailraM lo an
, aailniM- .a m i 11 i o ii a
;hnut tin* ■•'noli v hy a chain
;t*n
tatioiis oxlemling
(hi> Mif-i'xiapi River.
uf till* success of tilL*
■an .mlu uuil ‘-ystem, Mr.
rt said, ian Is* attributed to
jiiny, which had developed
demand, making possible
production at mluced costa,
former tiny* goods were cxtfl rrll themselves," he con‘•.Mmlern Imsinc's could
have Ihhmi created nor can
lintaimil mi such a system.
[Hot enough that goods are
demand for them must also
It is on tliis foundation
ing production through
Is created by advertising
f *>>■
<-w»...«f tlw
in imfiutnal system rests,
occur .u once that the conum!*-r u1", h these renflts
■namir il -hould lie main*
It is nor Ii:j4Ii rate of wug:h brine <id’out the greatest
nation el wealth that the
ku ivcr seen mid provides
irrauas capacity for the cotllll of ill l.titd*. of eommodi:h (Tinii.i : i i i/.e;. our coun-
tssxacL.
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Charles M. Hogg, town marshal, a writ of habeas corpus, bp! a I
of Aluimonte, ia charged with m ur-; neffr" hoy who had bc-en naked by
der in the first degree as the re-j
l° ‘0l1
wh*7*.«!‘,1,|1
l4 r
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i could uet li<uior was niso cleiuuD*i
Body of Mrs. Mills Is E»vult Of the death last night «f i by the peaoo officer. Tho i„f
humed and Prosecution Has
Richard Honeycutt, a fnriwr, in 11ion which Marshal Hogg ,is sa d
Physician Ready for Third
obtained at. tho 'time <f
Orlancjo.
Examination in. Fcflr Years
tjiis epirnde wns used at tho ba*
| Honeycutt, who was snid not to forr a search warrant on A. r^
rtc< • [
• —
I have been armed, was shot iwice visit
M
l lo, ttl,;,farm
r sncpti
y.T, ..:! ^<?puty
on Guavd All
by the town marshal in n parage
Marshal
Hogg called£tho
IT ..
I in
... Altamonte
. . ............v Tuesday
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»i.iv afternoon.
. I , - , uepnrtinenl lust week to Betid .i |
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Testimony, which was ini, tided deputy ai d a waii.ini to Altamnii:
to show the ill-feeling between the and he would accompany
ipony him * D o cto r W ho M ade F i . s t E x
{two m-m was given at the prelim- HoneycuU’s farm. C. (’. Steplu
, a m in a tio n S a y s T o n g u e o f
j inary hearing which hegnn a’ 2 :”0 son, cteputy sheriff, and Ilogn o
W tm a u W as Not R em oved
1o'clock this afternoon before Judge ited the farm, but no liquor wit
1J. (I. Sharon. Lloyd Hoyle, assist found.
SOMFTRVlI.I.r.. N. J.. Oct. 28.—
! ant county prosecutor, represented
The- vi. il of Hogg to the r inn
>- 1 lie bodv ot Airs. Eleanar II.
Millard Smith of Titusville, slate’s [aroused lonc.vintt ami when the.
-illm iii .. who con'd m.t In- pi,sent n i in a vi.i.kge Tin sduy, the i.o i. Mills tmlay lay in a four year oil
i beeaiis. , tlo* October t<,'in o*' feeling cropped oat in u lieii'cil j..rave openeii mr n secontl time in
' t'ironic Court in Hievard emuty. arguinen,' that inllowed.
^
n>ider t ■ bam whether her tongue
t Ii i rge A. I)e('i.tte-, who had been j Honeycutt told Sheri If b. M W;is cut out .after she was slain
Conclusion of Pittsburgh's treasure hunt is shown ncre. Detectives
employed by the town eoancil of |Hand that Hogg pulled his Rim on j wj,p t|„, |{,,v Kdvvnrd Wheeler ,log up WJd.Ont) mis*mg funds, la-longing to tin* Brotherhood Savings
Miami'it,,, i.-pri" etiied I be deletull him ui a floiiri-ioug manner and |[Itj]
an I I'm t C'.-mpnny. labor t'link, and various labor bodies, from its
cut.
that he retuhed out to ilisnri)i 1In*
Tlirmighoiil
the
night
n
tleputy,
behind the garage " f lidwanl A. Cmodfellow. The money had
The bad leeiir.i; between the marshal. H"gg fired
firfa :.t
ponce officer and the victim of his Honeycutt's leg and then i<t hi-, sivnied with a pistol and a flash l.e.-n Mtibsnil cd for the pur. base of $800,000 in Liberty Bonds nt “bar
gun was accentuated about three* stomach, according to Honeycutt.
11■iU* >, (i, , . light, stood guard over the rough gain prims." Charles E. Knapp and his wife, Erinu. ore under arrest
weeks ago following the arrest of Hogg claimed the gun went
rent ti
uljf in a wodtlen box in which her casket ns instigators of the plan. Knapp and (ioodfellow had been assoa young Orlando woman by Mar scuffle that fallowed for posses was enclosed.
Besides investigation of report.-1 11,1 1'■
shal H,,gg mi :i charge of driving ■ion uf the gun.
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a car under the influence of liquor
siring;: that tho choir singer's tongue had ■ ~
' 'Hiding to Altamonte» Springs
outside of the town limits. The c'litti
there were no ac.•lllljl eye
young woman wan freed here on vcituc
i to the shooting
timony regarding the exact course
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ToivnMarshal
Is Cfidrged With Murder \
Following D eath of Man
OF TRADE
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STATION WDB0T0 REED tiiARS OF
BROADCAST FOR KLAN AGENTS IN ........
SANFORD AGAIN CAPITAL HOUSE
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Passengers "
Not Em
5 o h erein ADOPTS
, MILES OFF COAST |WAITING POLICY
CALLS FOR HELP IN NEW GUN WAR
subm arin e i
V“
S.S. Madi
Proceedent Without
._ - l a
NEW ORLEANS,
—(/P)-V-The steamship J ‘
iang sank outside Sour
early today after Y
with the Steamshi] ~
officials of th e*
Southern 8^«rtu,vy:;v
W ye
S frA j
Tho....Louisiana,,
for Miami and Kejr V
struck by - the Hadtaint
side the pate and saag,i
u t ii later. Alt m eat
crew were reported safs,;
F irst Mate Adame of tl
Una suffered a broken:]
Madison was Inbotmd
pa at the tln)e o f t[ui
One man, a member.!
of. the Lonlslena, ..i
had not been ascert
ported psisslhg. JB e .* w
have leaped overbesmt’!
preesrver after the
The Louisiana earn „
been proceeding slowly’l
impending fog wb«4\*.
struck amidshipa.. The ’
a freighter, carried
about 86 men. The
passenger carrying
a crew of between 96
24 passengers, s n d a g e .
All passengers wsVe r i)
The Madison waa
ceed to Pilot Town, ni _
of the river, lyidsr h e r.«
Dr. Hull, wtii.ii rests in a Brooklyn;
cemetery, m also sought.
Workmen appeared nt the tin-1
marked grave of Mrs. Mills in Vnn I
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Recruits Join Armed Camp*
Liew cemetery. New Brunswick,, Peruvian I ’nder Sen ( - a i l in
As Leaders Promise News
yesterdny afternoon and started
D istress N ear ('ap e Henloppapermen
“Real News” of
t*n With Beurini; Burned
digging after removing three gernBattle
Within
Few Days
niums ami two glass jars contain
Out; Navy to (Jive Aid
ing faded flowers placed there by
W EST FRAN KFORT, 111., Oct.
the slain woman’s 14 year old son,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.—(/D—
Danny. As they progressed Mrs. The new Peruvian submarine T-2 28.—(/}')—Tho smouldering feud
Aii.runt
Term
vsr-n aa sister
..
i between tho Birger and Shelton
Augusta
Tennyson,
sister oi
of ................
M,....
«-!-• w,.,.'ninff behind n
*u’r nini<*,‘1' voyage to ( nlluo, I jjaugs of Williamson county flar“ If* (M'
'u 1 "frds awnv
ir>"
4’“8t l>f Ca'"' «‘*l up again early today when a
. ‘‘
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- |lleniopen, Delaware, with her main hand of somo fifteen pa*a attickad
Diukiwu pri vente.l |the rompleburnpd out ai„, her sister -shaw ’s Garden,’’ a roadhouso Xmtlon of the task.
I ship, tho T -l, has returned to th e ; qu<;nj e,i by Birger men,’ riddled
Also Dr. Otto Schu[tzef expert .if n „ w London, Conn., submarine base /our ailapidnted frame butld|ngB
tiio New York district, attorney s
obtain nssislanee.
'
J ,“with..........*•
machine
gun "fire, and1 #I—
finding
office, assigned to examine th e ( News of tho hnnkdown of tin no one to fight buck, burned them
body, desired daylight for the an- ^ „ S(.nl lo t|u. Navy Department to the ground.
or. and Inter was repar’uj
r ..
...ii ioli it.ill ini
t lin I llinl
.*
-loft, that ..point to M
'
w,lich wiU be the third.; (»uiay |ty the New London comMARION, Ills., Oct. 28.—(A V - trip u j r . ^ - —
The first, soon after the murder.’ nmn,'junt"helped clear up a mystery
failed lo record cuts on her throat. whJch resulted from receipts of nn Williamson Franklin and Saline bow waa
The second, 12 days. *tf*cr her c*OH ,signal last night ’ indicating counties today adopted a policy of • An
burial, produced records now >»|that tho R -l was In distress
. watchful waHIng, with two- g M C f
Tni
dispute.
| Apparently a message saying the almost at ' pistol, points.
Dr. W. M. Long, Somerset conn-! R -l was in trouble was sent out Charles Birgor faction had decUtip*
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ty physician who examined the by the steamship Veendijk. Radio od that revengo was theirs; the
TAMPA, Fla., Oct.
body soon after the murders, said broadcasting was interrupted for Shelton brothers crew had armed
The steamships Loi
that Mrs. Mill’s tongue was not an hour and a half to leave the and was on guard.
cut. Special Prosecutor Simpscm air free for farther mesages about
Tho death Monday night of two Madison collidsd in'
said his information tliut it was the submarine, but the next one members of tho Birger faction ^ra* near the mouth o£ the
from a Inwyer who is counsel for that came in wns from tho R-l tin* incident that fnnnod the feud rlvtb early today, said
received here by Oec
n r e l a t i v e s of Felix do Martini, herself saying she needed no assist- to feverish heat.
private detective of the defense, unco and had sent no distress
Both camps held in readiness nn lett, general sgddt ttir
who has successfully resisted ox- signal She had, however asked armored truck and heavily armed and Southern Steeihshlp
tradition from New York._________ Amagansett station for radio com men. The Birger^ faction, rein here.
______________ _______
, pass hearings.
Both ship# ark
forced by three recruits yesterday,
The message received today from cultured activities around the lead Gulf and Southern
New I/union did not indicate that er's road-house, "Shady R est” Louisiana waa aunthe R-2, with her crew of 21 twelve miles west hero, while the of the Madison stovi-in,
Peruvians, was in any immediate Shelton gang, who hnvo succeeded message which was rechL*
danger.
in keeping under cover, were re Bartlett from t^a Nil
relief •
ships
are
available
nt
; Nrt #v,,v*
*•••!*.......
.. ..............
.. •
** |Hiru*u
ue ci'iiujririK
ported io
to be
centering around West carrying 84 pasaengei
-------- j Now London, but two coast guard t ;ilv
small town ne
near Benton, in eral cargo. The _
freighter, was bound"'. tq?_
CHICAGO, Oct. 28.—(/P)—Cer- cutters, aroused hy la st night’s ; p ^ k lm county,
from New Orleans.^
I’-Kb
nly that
life -----—
exists on -----SOS,» --already
near the vicinity
.
nuthori
tunny
turn/ vegetable
v
-----•» are
..... .....
Birger was authority for the
The Louisiana had
Mars from which animal life muy of tho helpleHS mibmarino.
ntatement that u lmttlo is only a the end of the jettlee
bo inferred, is expressed by Pro- • j j or position is given ns latitude mutter of time.
“ We’ll have a lisipn occurred,' be
fessor Philip Fox, head of the ag.24 longtitude 71.42.
good
story
for
you
in a few daye,” been' causaR partial'
Dearborn observatory of North- J
he told newspaper men, “if we ing horrent at' the _ T_.
western University.
|
don’t get bumped off."
rivar which swxtiig one o
" I t seenis certuin thnt vogctnble
"Outsiders," need huvo no fear, liifo tbo other. "Nelr
life exists on Mars und where
Birger declared. Instructions to a pilot aboih). ;
vegetnme life exists, animal life is
his followers were "wo'H have to
The steam pllot.tqff.'
certain to be—all conditions being
be
careful no innocent ones aro manned by bar pilot# *
equal, ho said.
j
hurt.”
Eadp station, only A '
The Maritian aniinnl, however, j
away,
sped t<) the "
Meanwhile,
four
officers
of
tho
nearing
one,
i
PHILADELPHIA,
Oct.
28.
....
................
is probably a fur bearing one,
(VP)— In contrait with tho bitter Illinois national guard continued a in. the rescuie of
equipped by naturet*to live in the
polar —
snow
conferring
waters around thoi
*• j*primary
- - - —• -contest last May v(hcn tourof tho territory,
_
11., /kotlxMol <)!* fn Mnnnna «tfA#n fnil/vni ...Is L . __ ..^4 ••
J
a isis
nMl
CXTAn explnsjoa^A
v
state
officer).
caps
It must bo ofs necessity
factional dif/ownces woro fought with county and
They
have
given
no
indication,
of
after
the'
coIUalon
quite small to bo ablo to migrate out by tho Democrat and Repubrupldly with the changing seasons. llcan partlos, the fall campaign in how long thoy will remajn In. the sinking of thw
Observation of the planet was Pennsylvania is being conducted district, although it is likely their Eada pilots aald that;
visit will be extended past next sands off tha pest )
thwarted last night by rain and along quieter lines.
swallowing tha ship,
The Republicans are asking the Tuesday’s election.
dense clouds.
ing mMta n — *“*—
support of the voters for thair
faeguof tke weter, a i
candidates as an indication of their
« r the aoddaat n \
endorsement of tho administration
of President Coolidge and pro also
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keeping before the voters tho
-warning that any change in tho
political complexion of Congress
'I F K m e r a l
High Low Pctn
might ondanger the prdaent pro
Atlanta ................ 90
F. F. Dutton, vegetable
tective tariff structure.
Funeral
Birmingham ........ 68
is
in a critical condition at
tot..
The Democrats are railing the
Buffalo ...................46
cry
of economy and efficiency and Fernaid-Laughton Memo ' ‘
Charleston ............ 68
al#a condemning tho lavish use of afternoon as,,the rttuli
Chicago ................. 64
money in polltlfs. . They point to about 20 feet front' a lad.
ver ................. 70
:
-.V
the $3,000,000 primary o f the Re office.
Moines .......... 70
publicans last spring as /a black
Mr. Dutton
spot in. the Kspubiicfn record and of the skull, arm *'
geston ........... 78
w
.00 as dangerous to American inatb was resting as
Kansas City ........ 70
bo I jMw v .•'■ "
’ j y 'u ••• peeked early th
Momphls .........
70
(
The
prohibition
question
has not said at the he«
.00
New Orleans ..........28
beed
thrust
to
the
front
as-it
was tion waa proi '
.00
New York ............ 60
in
the
primary.
t
’
V'*•, the attending
.00
Oklahoma City .... 80
uel Puleston,
Raleigh ,................ 62
RELIEF ex ped it io n l e a v e s to know wh*
Mrs. AUvian Trncy W lieatcraft,t
who an vie* chairman of tlo* In
diana Republican state committee
was credited with directing a "poi
son squad" of gossipy women Artists Will **(J» on Air To Hoosier
Kx-Klansmah Re
workers, is pictured above. Mrs.
lates
Watson’s
Rumored
night for This City; WhitW heatcrafl, who was summoned •
Activities in Sealing of
nor Will (iivc a Talk on
before Senate Investigator .Jim
Senator Mayfield of Texas
Hull) Culture in Sanford
Reed, but was unable to appear,
denied the "poison squad” story
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 28.—(fl'i —
Broadcasting station WDBO of
of gossiping women fostering the
Winter Park tonight will radio William F. Zuinbrunn, general
klan chuko in Indiana. Below is
cart a Sanford program, the first counsel of tho Ku Klux'Klnn, was
Kuril* H. Mayfield, U. S. .leiiat/'
from Texas, to whom klan support to-be publicly announced ,n months. rtewcrilH'd hen* today before the
,i„g now if he seeks 1,'“ city hnn nn advertising con Scnntu campaign fund committee
will mean nothing
tract with the Central Florida by (Jeorge W. Meyers, of Marion,
another term.
Broadcasting, Inc., which nlrcndy Indiuna, ns the legislative i agent
has run nine months but there has of the klan nt Washington, (
been littlc>*interent in the Sanford
Meyers, a former member of tho
programs this summer, nccordlng klnti in tho Hoosier state, testi
fied that Zumbrunn looked; after
to .officials of the station.
matters
licforo Congrths Irr Whmh
Regular and more intqlro.iUng
programs wil be given on Thurs- the klan wna interested, including
j day of each week for the remain immigration restriction, almlishing three months of the contract, men of parochial r.chools, "and the
according to an announcement seating of United Stutes Sena
made today. The Chamber of Com tors."
Republican Speakers (live merce and Mayor Forrest Lake
Senator Reed, Democrat, Missou
Reasons for Division of have been asked to give their co ri, and committee rhairmnn, de
Solid South at Banquet in operation in tanking the programs manded an explanation of the
Honor Southern Delegates and assistance has been promised. statement about the seuling of
Senators and Meyers said klan
B. F. Whitner, Jr ., former argi- delegates to the Indiana Repub
ATLANTA. Oct. 28.—(/P )-Fu r cnltural agent of Seminole county,
|fop! !!•an administration,
lican convention in 1924 endorsed
ther
reasons for the development will give a short talk on "Bulb Cul Senator Jam es E. Watson, Republi
I Is amlii Mcc. has contril)tpeace .in-1 prosperity dur- of a two party system in the ture in Sanford." Three entertnin- can, Indiuna, for the vice presi
t icceimtmh ii .hi period,” in "su’iid Democratic South," were ■(>rs of Sanford will take part in dency because of his efforts to
n of ruilailiix-nt of tiio na- cited today by speakers at the sec-j the program as follows:
Seat Mayfield, Democrat, Texas.
Frank Neaguire
lisbi. lie !•i, e m ibe number ond day's session of the Southern ,\,|oruti«n
Adoration
"They told us Jlrti Watson had
krai hi, , . . i;, \ reduction:., States Republican League.
been active in seating Senator
C. F. Dearinond, Pianist.
Jtton of ti»\.i! armaments,
Major John F. Jones, collector To Be Near You Frederick A. Gostc Mayfield," Meyers added. “They
lma!i„r, I u teii#e qppropria- of internal revenue for South Caro- „
. ................. rimninnde said we are under obligations to
|loan> f .j- i ii.ibdiiation work lina, told delegates thnt "our two|‘
Jim Watson because ho went down
Mrs. \'ictor Robertson
ppc, an i i inr.ta ing .if South party system breaks down when
the line for the klnn."
In
•
the mint erica I strength of either J "Bulb Culture in Sanford
“Was Senator Mayfield a kinns. Benjamin F. Whitner, Jr . innn?" Senator Reed asked.
party is overpowering in certain
Songs My Mother Used to Sing.
"That was the general under
localities."
I
Know
a
Garden
Guy
D’Hardelot
standing,"
Meyers replied.
“ Party solidarity in the South
Mrs. ChiiH. Fuller.
and party inflexibility in the North
nond
ST. LOUIS, Me., Ocl. 2S-I/P)—
are detrimental to the best inter Ju st a Wearyin to r You.
Mr.
Dearmoml
More
light on the extent to which
ests of both localities,” he said.
Lily Strickland tho Ku Klux Klan has influenced
"There is nothing worthy in any Mn Lil Batten
political affaire in Indiana and
boast of n .solid North or a soliJ Greatest Miracle of All
:ST I’AI.M HKAf’ll. Oct. 28.
.
..Dave
(iuion
j
Washington
was nought today by
-Tti »’ rnn- t gnaid i ut ter 29(i. South, or of a solid East or W c*t,
Mrs. Robcrtaon'
j the Senate campaign funds oomlies ami
Wl*h hi..In :i| Mipplies
and uK “ Pldicd politically. The nation- One Fleeting Hour... Dorolhy Lee <mittce ufter u recess of two days.
Du I |lot>mg two National HI pn»Mem«i are~ not those of locn .The particular line of inquiry
Mrs. Dearmoml
f r.es .1.. t . . j A. It. Wilbur ties but of entirely in the United
pursued by Senator Reed, Demo
"• l-ic.lig was to leave States."
crat, Missouri, the chairman,
Par'y 'bis aflcviuii,ii for the
Major Jones said he would not
touched upon a conference of high
I Bahamas
lslan.l*
....... *"
1*111118, in iinHwcr ask the "South to become imme
klan officials at Washington last
is frain the licit mil govern- diately and overwhelming Repub
January,
which it hns been claim
for u*!,i»laiH,e fur more than lican, but I would like to soo n
ed was attended by Senator James
balanced mdivision,
to .%
near
party
............................. *" ^l<‘ strick- ouiniieeu
v n m u , I.U
•••• - a »•---»
E. Watson, Republican nominee* for
I ma,:‘ria
.-mil disentary. us
us to
to make
make for
for rivulry,
rivulry, something
something
re-election In Indiana.
■ oiiitr , f r„ltl National i,.HS than election of a candidate
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 28 — 1
l„ui
:ift,‘r t,u‘v hutl merely iiecuuse he is the nominee.’’ (/!»)— Yiddiz Palace, once the home
|*llvi " ,
At yesterday’s session, 'be dele
city „f th«. plight gates honored the memory of 1 heo- of the Sultans, but now the new
'dander:. Tin* American
doro Roosovolt.
Tolegrums of Montp Carlo of tho East, has had
D will lie recalled to the
greeting
were
sqpt
to
Mrs. Kooao. its first suicide—due to gambling
* tub's m ihre,. weeks unvelt,
President
Coolidge,
Vice Pres caused t>y love for n beautiful Rus
‘‘Pi'leini,
lM.fm-c That
TAMPA, Fla., Oct. 2B.-(/P)—
ident Dawes, Chauncey M. Depow, sian dancer.
.
The high preasu|ro area which was
Elihu
Root,
Charles
E.
Hughes,
;Im> badly needed. Dr.
Nicholns Do Ropaai, an attncho
*ai11' “‘'cording to the and "Undo Joo” Cannon, former of tho Hungarian logatlon, shot over tho middle Gulf states yesterl day morning had mover eastward
f!'‘ n,’be Britishi embassy, speaker of the House of Represen
and killed himself nfter having lost
tatives.
n.
. h ;i««re, i»f
National
to the SoutK Atlantic coast early
"f
Colonel Elon H. Hooker, of N'e« moro than 3,000 Turkish liras in toduy said Jtho report of W. J. Ban*s hred.,nailers, Washlngtho one-time home of Abdul~HAkid*
the'i!
«ppenl York, an intimate friend of the It is believed that tho sum gambled nett, government metaoroligiat. ..It
td Dr l'lln embassy, and former President, eulogized Roose away by the young diplomat was
caused generally fair, cooler weath
iition
nrK«nlze the velt in an address at a dinner borrowed money, an It was known
Grand Bahamas.
er oyar [1)« .southeast There wer^
which endod the first day a ses
ho recently sold certain personal
sion.
.
belongings of value in order- to rising tepjjieratmAs over the MBi'njunctTon' stayed
Charles U. Gordon, of Greenvillo, satisfy the extravagant tastes of sissippi vaHey ,apd t[ie west Gulf
Miss., Harry Spearo, Memphis at the dancer, reputed to be the mpit atatef lipdar th^ influenee of an
0cl< 2R— UP) torney and H. J . Varney, “( ' “ t beautiful woman in Constantinople.
area of low prepaurp now conter^d
S Sut J,amPr SimPs°n, Jr., Louis, Missouri, were other speait*
Do
Ropasi,
28
years
old,
first
over plpiho’r pa)., fro m this center St. Louis ............ 70
<1 do\v,.Su,'r<,mt, r<lurt today e r s .'
»~
uaw the dancer in a cabaret. Sho
ih* inill H
. ru,i'ig hero stayf a i t Lake City .... 72
Tennessee, Georgia, Alnbama, ijl said to be the dabght* of a
Shreveport .x.----- 80
‘ <>f I’nuphin county; M issM ppI, Virginia, Arkansan, high Russian military officer and
. !^J •-*- -R.-***
Toledo .................. 60
Florida, • South Carolina, North to have used the excuse of desire lake
E z ^ 'v 1 thp 8c*squi-Cen- .W aahington.......... 62
Carolina, Kentucky, New York, for travel to com* t^Ccw tanU ......70
u,ul operation
T T ’ on'k'Sunday.
^ ncd to Missburi and Illinois »re represent nople and join a locgl d*b«r»t..;
ed a t th6 conveption.___
: *T l» f0 n elcctrificoHon of
• A commereinl hydroaviatlon
hot
^tided Brazil Kni,way re,
vice
bftwwh
^
± .s Way when It w m
PorOiJ
r l country
no
m y w
LEAGUE SESSION
CONTINUES ITS
TWO PARTY PLEA
m
Astronomer Says
Vegetable Life On
Mars Is Certainty
iCross SendsAid
[Bahamas After
(it By Americans
Hungarian Noble
Commits Suicide In
Gambling Palace
i r V r ' ; ,"r-
*t'«««*»•.*»u«.*i»
Rising Temperatures Predicted In
Southeast States By. Weather Man
Pennsylvania Has
QuietCampaignFor
NovemberElections
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flush.
I your knocking throe geranium add, “Try and get it."
foundation, thin there will likewise
1 pots off the window lodge vou shall
be on hand a veritable multitude
In dancing with the q»
More than likely, the queen will
'slip the lady a coy look nnd say,
of Southern College rooters to ot>indicate 11 definite preference fur you have the mlsfortu^
"My error, Marie."
sorve the progress of two Blue nr.d
e • •
a ride in a motorcycle with a tub one of _your _brogan* on
White eleven us they plough on to
Doing gifted with a rare aense because this will remind her of the 1 fept . t g.
what Moccai in supporters d'vinitf
"m‘k
J ) ( bumpr it's an oven money bet. knight of the bath nnd will, in n eyes and. say, "Shoe
n*,*1
reflected
sense,
give
you
11
royal
t«» be n pro-destined triumph.
■nr nmylie better than thnt. that
This
is
much
more
in
ftt
'
she will come hack with, “ Who, rAting.
Cnpt. Spot Courtney of the Hat
MEET TH E QUEEN ,
I
tho
usual
“
Pardon
the
I who are you, Mr. Koenig of the
ter machine is well aware of the
' N eg o tia tio n s A re U n d er W ay
approaching
In shooting the chutes with the
Yankees 7"
, i% ,
27.— (/PI— Mi nM
n
lleltn
significance
of
the
fo r G am e H e re ; OTRlieua lush. He and his fellow wearers (What to do and what not to do
<f 0 *
queen the law requires the use of
. generally waved aiide ns a
If by this time you K»t,J
when the royal lUimaninn
m
; Mav Knt®-' High School nnd
'tit le possibility nfter a ■-v
the Green and White arc doing
It always should he kept in mind n small-bore, siiigle-M rrel rifle, murdered you can be
F in is h S e a so n W ith T e a m faithful work for Coach McQuil
drops in)
d efeat by Michigan, casts
that while a cat mny look at n and not more than lft chutes arc sure that someone ha»
allowed each hunter under tho [ a bogus queen on you, ■
iw In tho week’s westlan and plan to give the Moccasin
At the approach of the queen re- j king there is more nourishment in early winter game regulations.
By
BILL
DuBOSE
I
f
i
l
t
e
r
s
a
cordial
afternoon
of
ce football.
hulp to explain why
1
move ymi brown derby, bend for- 'heese.
^
0 0 4
joyed yourself.
Negotiations are under way t,T I Kriilircn. entertainment.
« definitely loom as
v n u i r u ?
r
ward
in
n
low.
sweeping
gesture,
schedule a home game with th e !
________________
will mnkc n ny,
the championship bat' <7RK,
it. 27. *
and
murmur
“Ah,
In asking
the queen to dine the 1 No gentleman
U
Mll
IIIIH t i u i i
•nffectlonutely,
•• a
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U1nterythlng dependent on I P^V 'ng that he had signed .lack Montverde High School team Fri- j
tnny appear to
Vaccination, ant*stce»j»,
there
little
woman,
how’s
tricks
Rumanian
custom
is
to
allow
your
,
comment
on
w
bat
1 evi
Wauchula— Wauchuln has added
« ihc.ving against W is-! Dempsey to a contract for a bout day. but nothing definite has been 1
ptic surgery are ,up.
x
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•
Kiif*Kt
the
full
run
of
the
menu.
*
.
he
rouge
tints
on
the <|ueenly septic
motorcycle
officer
to
its
police
announced. There was no game a
with Gene Tunney, Tex
The American
custom,
In the event thnt
i. '
wint the
uiv execution
r»rv»n»»i
----- --------- which
- . cheek.
. . . * * On close scrutiny
,.............this
„„i have been practised by the|
expressed doubt that
tlmt Dempsey scheduled for this week, and if the force who will he detailed to the
I ’j
...
. i expresseil
centuries ago,
ff-tnckle
smash
results
in
!
will
^loubtluss
be
preferred,
is
to
I
probably
will
prove
to
lx.
n
royal
of thP
‘ f r -Wlrcons.n, Minnesota j[ wouM
th). gloves
K,oV<.K ugifin.
UKl&
I Montverde game does not inn- handling of traffic.
would don the
Iotra, which rnnde n poor
I teiialize, the next clash will he with
gglUnat Ohio and stops i "He's go so much money that Winter Garden Nov. <5 at Winter
thr
gnme
may
not
have
the
old
4 cqpfcrcnce to play ButD in m u m M iD i!
in iin i* !* r a E
d ic e fur a return game 1 appeal to him." the promc.-ter f*ui«l. J <,HI‘f**1*higen. The Wolverines '"H e may not like the idea of train- j The two practice sessions that
t ing hard. Unless he is enthusias- I have been held this week have not
time, Nov. 20, will be
; tic, it would do him more liar 111 1 been well attended, However those
•Up n campaign against
that have been absent arc expected,
j
Wisconsin, and powerful) than good to return to the ting.
to be in uniform tor the regular
"1 have no intention right now pi actiic see*mil Wednesday for th«>
s, which should give Min|of sending Dempsey into the ting hard workout si heduled. The hoy-I
• physical advantage.
■in expects a liuttle royal, against Tunney in Gene's tir.-l start are determined that no more foot
j|H WM< (,|)tv.-.l last Sat
major part of their time is as a heavyweight •Hampioii next ,
oted to tho defensive play yiar. Dempsey should
. . . go .thr.-ugh
. .
.t (J(lJ wj)| ......... . this year.
•0 far this fall has kept the
" r tu " " [r"'U
j Angus Kordham winy was injured
|r foa| uncrosseil.
>another title bout for the double |the first week that he was nut for
TT
. . .
•purpOHo nf iinHiiriniT himself ana' practice is in uniform again and
U in the bi£
I the puli lit- as ti» li is fighting f«»rni
will more than likely he seen in
tar.of the week. North- » , coniim,)n."
fidently eexpecting
a t i n g to J Troi(l|k> J((fain bol
Tcx u ,ch. the first game the team plays. This
hoy is a tackle of exceptional
triumph- over In
taking Chicago in i aid and the New York Boxing ability and will he one of the
Commission looms. The commis strongest points of the team as
f t i spectacular defeats of
sion
insists that Tunney most de soon as he can get in shape. Hi :
•t New York and town.
fend
his title every six months like arm is not ns well as could be de
|. concentrating on second
uny other title holder. Tex xuys viled and b<‘ wdi not do any heavy
scrimmaging ibis week.
bklgan, Yost professed Gene will fight again next Septem
ber.
The line has Im-cii tho tug weak
i'WfTty dver the Wolverine
ness
this year and l'’ordhnins
ft against Navy at Bulliweight and experience is needed
f, Saturday, lie devoted the Petri and Lands in
badly. There is a rumor Ireing
f.dM»|on on the horrA ground
circulated
about the school thnt
Lead
in
6
Day
Kace
drill at the forward passanother
big
linetnnii will enter
which has little more
CHICAGO. Oct. 27.—t/n—The school before the week is out. This
ehtd the Michigan piny
German-American team of Otto boy whose name is Mallette was in
SANFOKI) BUILDING AND LOAN
ia f*U,
Petri and Dave Lands and the school here last year and entered
ASSOCIATION
|’)l.troubles at Illinois were
Italian-A mi'rieiin combination of about this time, lie played in one
qfd by finding that h is 1
y " ." " '* Y'” '
Georgetti and McNumurn buttled game for Sun ford High School mid
Organized UM)H
I little luck against the ,
* , .
, , - ir
.
■.. . . . .
.
,
for the lead as the field of IS sped proved to, be a great help to the
|{ attack of J'ennsylvnnin.i
toduy tuwurd the half way point team.
f the ncrubii. el’ters nnd |
in
the six day bicycle grind at tile ! Couch Whelchel is working out
Organized in ()ttuber 1!*0K with paid in capital of
oviTtime in tin*
! several new formation that will
Coliseum.
JftilH.OO,
lining first payment on installment stock, tlu*
I
I Is* used the remainder of this sea
was . preparing for In -1 Having usurped the Georgetti- son. The local mentor is also pay
Sanford Building and l.oun Association grew steadily
Hate Normal, Iowa Ktnt'> McNamara lead Miniday night, ing n great deal of attention to the
until the outbreak of the war in 1(114. From 11H4 we
Petri
afnl
Lands
pressed
the
ad
prt)0ll Cqllfljfe Salurduy
constant fumbling that has been
» non-cunferenco game at vantage lust night und jumped Ii one of tin* biggest drawbacks to
were unable to make any loans in Sanford ns there was
^i.w here Rocknc’s c^jiief well ahead in point scoring. At |the team this yeur. In the St.
practically no home building and the Association had to
VIM the eve of the Georgia midnight, the fifty first hour, they I Cloud gome the fumbling of the
retire
a ennsideriible portion of it-, capital stock whhli
. ..a plung....__ _ were one lap ahead after travelling |hacks cost the team at least one
vJtYliaion is .........
finding
(talTbackTor"lhe Army engage-1
vv,lh l1"'
division |touchdown and caused them to lose
had accumulated up U> DM I. In l‘.'2l w«* began to pick
k'two weeks hence.
leudera laps imther back.
|nearly as mm h ground as they
tip and within the past year the I'lovvlh of the nv-oeia
! gained.
tint) has l«een very rapid making hums to the extent <»(
There are two games remaining
fdU.OUtl.OI) a month since January 1st,
, »n tiie schedule thnt are expected
to be almost as bal'd as the games
Pfirtliili'.l, Oregon- Solly
Sea j with I’alutka and Orlando. Tiles.*
The attention of the investing public m called to ihc
, games mo with Daytona Beach,
man. New York, scoicd a technical
fact that our paid up stock loo: paid regularly for yea is
which is to be played there
knockout over Hilly McC-ann, Cleve
Armistice Day, and the game with
an
eight percent dividend, Same being poiii at the rate
jBU R G lf, Oct. 27.-I/P)— land, 4 rounds.
Kissimmee to be played here th *
Denver— George Manley, Deliver, |following week. Both of these
of 4 |K>r cent kcmi-unmiully. Sanford needs new homes,
|.Clarke, who some years ago
\th« Pirate to four National beat Johnny Risko, Cleveland, 4 I teams are having one of their best
needs them badly and the Sanford Building nnd Loan
nnd one world’ * rounds.
|years and Daytona Dench is makAssociation solicits subst rip*ions of both installment and
tie. jtas severed his con- 1 Los •Angeles—Field I.alini’bn, |ing a strong bid for the slat*
Young
paid np stock and we hope during the year 11*27 to cause
[flyweight
champion,
and
championship.
'with the club.
I'fi(■ homo in Winfield, Kan., I Nationalist!!. Philippines, fought
to In* erected in Sinford homes to the extent of .'it b ast
I* i ‘yesterdny notuied Corsair! In a draw 12 rounds.
half n million. Our references, any Bank or Banker in
la that he has resigned nu,
the City of Sanford plus mir eighteen years record with
•aidont Mnd a director of /
not a loss and with only one foreelnm e of mortgage.
man to whom was giv-,
of tho .credit for Pitts-,
'Q »UCCCB»ful fight for the j How many Pacific Coast ConI I I leag u e pennant in 102.'», J ft>re lice games did the University
id!
l Manager Bill McKcclinie. 1 uf Southern California win
‘. ta r ty , Babe Adams and Cur lostr ifist your’ - D. F. K.
jStM ilhern vp. Slelw on ( ’IttKh
ifJMcbee in tho ranks of those 'W on :i, lost 2.
i
W ill he Pirnf in T h re e Y e a rs
' I'cgrern with the Pirates have
Has Mrs.
.Stetson,
m e a t y| H elw cen th e H a t e r s and
i;(arri\inated directly ns a result crowned women’s national go*' I
MtircaHin’s ; R ivalry is Keen
k’ Internal dissuusion thi t dc- champion, ever held I hut title heUxt aumnier.
K.
fore 7 I).
By liurrii Sini'1.
fc',dJ««enalon arose
when
No.
STETSON
UNIVERSITY. DE
fin, presence on the bench in
When did Ty I ’oldi set his sen“ Hcbf adviser to MeKechuie siitionnl rei'ord of stealing t»*> base.:, LAND. Oct. 227 Special to The
When Couch Jimmie May’ atrepuous objection from in a single I'limpuign.’ F. K. )•
t,M
good <d Southern College brings
players, chief among | j„ |*j i ,*,,
ft yra** xaid, were Carey,, When did Pete I jit /o win tin bis MiiecuMin gang of gridiron per
and Blgbee.
welterweight 1 row* from Mickct forinirs to the Stetson University'
"theao three bail been dis- son ?»-!>. F. II.
lampiis Nov. ft to clush with the |
Stetson Hatter eleven there will.
from the club, Clarke an
Lust May. '
I ha. never again \vould
Where’s ( ‘buries lloruis, former,j take place one i.f the most eolor.a, seat In the dugout. I;[ Notre I>an»e star, I'oiiehlng Ibis sen-' ful fmithall battles in the history
/
ply predicted 41 that time son?JD. F. II.
»f Stetson.
C E R T IFIE D CORRECT:
».would not care to remujp I University of Detroit.
Williams, Monahan und A.x:*ociat**.
It will he the first time since the
v
a club
Invest a little o f your savings and as
. , for long
- utter charge.!•
I How long has Hti k Burrns beer '-a s ........ if ll)2.'l Unit t n e v a r s i t y
Public Accountants and Auditor*,
Jtia presence oil the bench [ wjtj, the Boston Braves 7 D. F. T eh veil.-, uf the two instiUitiiuis have
San
find, Florida.
sist in building much needed homes
MoKochnie, hud been
Iwa seasons
. . . .
, »*el. During the interim the enBy .1. H. William*
a#a Ini t him. Mi-Kuchiiici )\ho is due ling the Butler r«d- (lui.,i(lMI, of llntu<r r.,Ilnwers and
in Sanford.
wax released recently and lejro football team this fu ll?— I*. lh„ k,.,.„ , ,lirit „f friAd|y rivnlry
auccecdod by Owen J. hi K.
I *hetwiH*n the two schools have nmimanager of the
Paul Hinkle.
bineil to gain magnitude and moAmerican Asxociutinn
meiitum.
IV «•*'■ ,
t manager of the Pirates Hudson-K h h u x Men
Current rumors over the Stet
to 1 WC. won tho Nation
son campus have it thnt the multi —
Hold
Meeting
Here
: MPnants In 1001, 1002,
tude uf Southern College backers
1004. Hu rejoined the
liudson-Essex dealers of the wil charter u speclul train to bring
Jarkaonvillo
district held their un- them to Del.and for the widely1,
,
mui| f|ll; Hireling here Tuesday hrrulilvd encounter between the
ufterndbn Ih the Seminole Cafe. Baptist ar.<| Methodist elevens. I
Tho.Bucun Motor Company tir This report has served to stir Hat’
t
Jacksonville, distributor of the tfr eiithurlasni to a still higher
Hudson and Essex ears in this dis pilch, so thnt when Nov. ti arrives
TAX’, N. S., Oct. 27.—(/P) trict, invited the dealers to meet. the Stetsmi-Soutllern battle will ho
"tha wooded fastness of |In Sanford ami 21 agencies were enjoying something more than
r, Hhelboqmp county, |renresonted at the meeting.
nu re passive considciatioii.
| that Grover Clevuland . The meetings are held three nnd
The 11utter-M oeensin I'ngugeCardinal hern of thr four time 11 yeur for the purpose
m a ’i
*
1
'
had "struekout" a:i j of putting pep in the sales cam inent will come as a major event
moose. With three oth- paign und cunipuring notes on of tin* annual Home Coming Day
_
players, he entered I business trends and policies, ac of tho KUtsi-n University Alumni
last week.
! cording to W E.-W althall, presi Asi'iH'iation. Scores of old Stet
dent of tho Seminole Hudson- son grads will be on hand to cheer
the Stetson luds on to what the
«. * i
?*J) i
the queen for
ride Essex Co., of this city.
f,.
former anticipate as absolute vic
In I,
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tory.
.'■'••mt*..
Jack*
* y• *
'
With:
v3B*?'"'Ta
’ M
rfSuhfBnr w iniii'g1fiwn 1it?
Jacksonvlt dDll St. ,
■ypetieo *
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SKNUT
MONTVERDE HIGH
irsLoom A s Factor
. le Big Ten Confe rence TEAM MAY_ _MEET
__ ,
’uggle With Wolverines SANFORD FRIDAY
Rickard Denies A 1
Dempsey - Tunneyj
Return Fight Soon
. t
Joe
i
:£
ST
i
Loan
Sanford Building
Association
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Condensed B alance Sheet A s o f October 5 , 1 9 2 6
ASSETS
Cash in B an k s............................................. $
26,478.61
Mortgages Receivable ...............................
564,900.00
Loans on S to c k ............................................
2,000.00
Accounts Receivable Secu red ......... :.......
6,314.41
Slock Subscriptions R eceivable...............
Furniture and Fixtures........................
695,514.82
393.55
e
J i ? e ‘r Fight Results
iburgh Club As
lult Of Trouble
$1,295,601.39
LIA B ILIT IES
The Referee
STETSON’S HOME
COMING DAY SET
FOR NOVEMBER 6
ider Downs ‘
Woods Moose
407.11
Real Estate Loans P a y a b le ......................
33,312.27
Paid Up S t o c k ........... $ 423.300.00
Installment Common
Stock Issued............
Paid Up Stock—Shaves $101)
A Good Savings Account
Interest 8 per cent payable
Semi-Annually
Another Way to Save Money—Buy
Installment Stock
Payable Monthly, Assuring a Safe
Fund for Educating the Children
V-
Dividends P a y a b le ......................................
Surplus— Reserve Fund
Surplus— Undivided
P rofits.......................
828,400.00
$1,251,:
3,058.11
10,182.01
7.123.90
$1,295,601.39
O F F IC E R S AND D IR E C T O R S
T .J Miller, Pres. H.R.Stevens, VicePres. A.P.Connelly, Sec. and Treas.
George A. Decottes, Atty.
’
Directors:-T. J. Miller, H. R Stevens, A. P . Connelly, S. O Shinholser,
D. L. Thrasher, B, F. Whitner. Forrest Lake, John Meisch, R. B. Chap-
S a v e a little each month—B E
SlflOSK&S-
i m ........ -
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M M ,
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.Vn4!?; t t ' W t f c ’^ y . i i ‘f
-v
* * * tto r ‘dlfffetilf for ffla
avaracA ■;nianfto contentplate after krtti illWfclll
:
so muchytalk pro and con and winter. VV* " I'jr
M
mostly con.
However, it in nl_
ways safer to stay out of court of I „
M
Hicks, nnd-daughter,
any kind and te the mind of the
Lovell, of Port
average man with u strong bnrk
Tampa City, were guests at the
and weak mind the World Court
C. K. Charpening homo on Thurs
la ho better or worse than the Cir
cuit Court, or the Municipal Court day.
and on down the line to the Su
preme* Court, an it were or "ns
Mrs. C. .E . Charpening is mak
you were."
ing weekly visits to Orlnndo tak
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J . J . PARRISH
Democratic Nominee
for State Senate
37th Seimturial District
Political Adv.
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Sanford Grove
“A m id Majestic Pines
III!
A ga in
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S a n fo r d G rove u)e do so
with the firm conviction that
m
Sanford Grove is one o f the
most desirably located sub divisions from
hom er
builders standpoint, to be
Just Received
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For Thursday and
Friday, Special
Hi'pIttniMi your supply now for the w in ter m onths
ju st ah ail, when they cun be moat ndvantageou.sly pur; hasetl.
^upi t- \ ulucs— (tu aran teed all wool, both warp
anil till. l ull size wool Blankets
.... $9.95
IllB li
Size 70x80
Mill per cent Waul Blankets
IBIm IB
r IB!
IB I
fo u n d in the central Section
o f this state.
BLANKETS
vmm
up-toiUkfact thgt
Why-' irottld bo tho
»».' All of which goes
' that the pioneers never
money and generally arc
; trying to demonstrate
lUeying public that
not eqt hay or
t.lookod for some
would bo necesH«l‘on **fU«
Ubd** but some of
1 of the city (Billed
id.ws put ovsr the
Mi-. <1 V.
Study Sanford Grove-—
you’ll agree.
$t2..rit
:<ize 70x81)
tl'i.nki t.t,
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Many, Many Other Excellent Values
At $3.75
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In stressing the location of
Hi.
of which brings to my mind
MBtntggles of early days when
:IUMt to "show them" in everyf that pertained to improveTho first White Way post
ford was purchased and inthe old Sanford Herald
e
a
y/n
ought to
ihls light burned many
ef^ensq jbflfore the
Phone 475
Location
then from a standpoint of
[ pldpod in front of the Herald
L about ten years ago.
It
llled to show folks that a
w y fh y meant a post and a
'’instead of tho Milky Way.
‘(iopstrntcd beyond poradvenIt a White Wny would help
['in'many way.*, would mintroe, would enhance tho
f-tho streets and enhance
<St property.
819 W. 3rd St.
.... *x x aa v '■vva v.y.
■ lillB l
Wkiag parties
on the
arches and hinders early ru~ Dtheh we are living in a
city and must realise it.
, .my friend
A U 5 E-D C A R 15 ONLY A S DEPENDABLE
A S T H E D E -A L E -R W H O S E L L S IT
mm
SEB
III II
f^hqt it means something to
Hie of the best lighted cities
state of Florida. Ju st to
ground Sanford at night ami
‘ First street boulevard und
and especially driving
am the Union station where
. C. L. the Seaboard and F.
bring in their trains a* it
ytb» White Way is a thing of
nnd a Joy forever.
Elm Avenue at 13th Street
SANFORD
LAUNDRY
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MILLER 0 . PHILLIPS Inc.
ONE - DAY SERVICE
can J d o t
statement has
of Seminole enuniqquently he cannot
I'fltilford hk'anything but
Jtry tdwjf with six automo- I
'ibfcfort tho hitching!
the watering trough.
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friend o f mine said he
lit we were spending money
, recklessly for the White
i j m d •could see no good in it.
winter comes and the
!>gentry come to town
1 hold up proclivities or
bwahto t*i leave his car
his house he can do.
1^, auuraqce that the
Ms wiu keep down steal-
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W e started our Used Car
business with the idea that
a good car at a fair price
is better than a fair car at
a bargain price. That idea
has now become a definite
policy. Our customers can
tell you why.
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A THREE DAYS
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BETTER THAN BARGAINS
le s s
East Sanford
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terra re.
OUR PHONE IS
K a t ft :
(hat n
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O L IM L C THUS a i i « s a t t i r t s i n
“RETAIL A T W H O LESA LE PRICKS * 1
T or D aiterr
Tlra aervlM , w e r n t a r n u |
u rle * . L*t 7 0 H Beat new B attery be a tVILLARIl , , tT
^.^ h en .a Greek'
KID]
in
times) asked Hippocrater, (he "Father of Medicine,'*
DRINKWAT] Rwhat
take to be strong, he
to
answered, "Take' Nature’s reme
f of Florida needs
Amcricnn men and women dies— herbs!" Dr, Pierce's Golden
Pfcjl, ' a basket ball
Mjr otbsr things to
must guard constantly against kid Medical Discpvery would have
Blits for the stuney trouble Iweause we often eat pleased the great physician, for
_ »ra (Alt door sports
too much rich food. Our blood it is composed of herbs skillfully
if filled with adds which the kid blefidcd by competent chemists,
m & W * * # * with their
ItY lw id* Club of alum*
ing treatment for throat trouble, neys strive to filter out; they end is one »i the best tonics and
l a u l i t in fitting the UnlOne o f the ambitions of my life On Friday Mrs. A. Curpany, Mrs. weaken from overwork, become'blood purifiers.
leeds. With mllthe eliminativo
tissues ■Keep the Blood Pure and Health
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is to build n ten story o ft ice build II. H. Squire and Mrs. J. C. Ells- sluggish...........
treasury It looks ing in Sanford before I di>* and go worth accompanied Iter.
U Sure to Follow!
clog and the result is kidney trou
ity and the Worn- .to Orlando or some other seaport, t
ble,
bladder
weakness
nnd
a
gen
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eral decline in health.
moru nigh ones
iWc
Mrs. Robert King natl little son,
When your kidneys feel like
TO help out our skyline but the
u men who build them are puty it* are at home from Honduras, where lumps uf lend; your bnck hurts or
hays It is a min* benefactors for the first few years i he visited alt home people. They the urine is cloudy, full of sedi
reneging on tha 'until the city grows to them. For returned in company with Billy ment, or you are obliged to seek
i banquet hod reception instfiic? a hotel and theater build Morse.
relief two or three times during
He informed me last ing* of'ten fetrirlea would look good
the night; if ^ u suffer with sick
la brushing up the at the northeast corner of First
John Pezail Sr. is in St. Louis. headache, or dizzy, nervous spells,
and the old felt street and Snnford avenue and al Mo., for a viAlf. of some length, ex acid stontnch, or if you have rheu
ready for anything ready some New York capitalists pecting to return home about matism when the weather is bad,
It* te a Jth*i 'might, occur are looking it over with the idea Christmas.
(begin drinking lots of good soft
attner at the Pico Ho- that Sanford needs another com
[water and get from your phur-•
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Cake. Dock also mercial hotel and another theater
lino ist about four ounces of Jud
Miss
Bessie
Long
has
returned
“’if*®. E. Brady would and then such n move would great
_ . stable the folk* ly benefit the new arcade building to tier position in Dugucnse, I’a., \Balts. lake a tnldvspoonful in a
' glass of water before breakfast
s » First street promenade and take business out east First after a two weeks visit here.
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j for a few days and j’our kidneys
t n^mnih .better view of Street. All of these things count
may then net fine.
Hnlnm ‘Vill* at the corner in tho general scheme of making
Donald Klotesberry, of t'nrna)
This famous salts is made from
Street and' Macaroni a big city and ure coming to Sun- gie, Pn., is here spending the win
ini 'k ie
1
the
arid of grapes and lemon juice,
ford and I might get a chance at ter at the D. I.. Long home on
’
combined
with lithin, nnd has I-eon
lleardall
Avenue
and
attending
that new skyscraper yet.
i used for ytiars tn help flush and
high sehool,
ago Elijah Adam
stimulate clogged kidneys, tn neulade me a proposition
O,
i
: trail/,e ihe in ids in the system so
£ I would take up bridge he
ji
they no longer are a soiree of irwhy can't I havn a akin
Uk&e'tip golf and not only
like other girls? Why do t
, ritati'-ii, thus often relieving bladJoe Cameron returned from A t
f3»fcer*ffp golf but would get
have to linvo thnsu ugly plmplos,
! der di-m ■:>-rn.
T knickers and wear them, lanta, (la., Saturday after a two
ploti in s and blackheads?
out my part of the con- weeks stay, Mrs. Cameron, Mi-i
.Tad Sails is inexpensive; iun"If I could only find something
t although I like bridge almost Flsuor Cameron and Henry t ma
not in inn , makes a delightful e f that would clear up my skin mid
krell as Samuel Boumel likes cron expert l i 1 remain there f..r '
fervescent lithin-wnter drink nnd flvo me hack my soft, rosy com
i,but Elijah has reneged. Now nonie time. Miss Kienor is attend
belongs in every hotnc, beeause no plexion, I know I would bo the hapsllcngo him to a game of golf ing school in Atlanta. Henry is
body can make a mistake by hav ples girl lu the world! What can I
Jd tk ers with the official pho- snid to be mi the way to recovery
ing a good kidney flushing nny do?"
Is that you talking? If It is, you
raphers present—the pictures from his long illness.
time.
don't have to worry a minute! Ju st
‘ ! mads into post cards and sold
build up tho rich, red blood In your
— Adv,
“l/Hhi jails in the state —ami
Mis. A. It. t'aiiiemn, Miss Maude
Persistent roughs anil cold* lead to
body. Then your akin will bo as
Elder in his knickers will he Cameron, Mr. and Mis. Aigul Cam minus iioable. You cjii stop them |
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clear and soft aa anybody's.
In il' u
i/i
P a i n .) rounds
P m t i u l u lng
That's
what
S.tk)n
S.89.
doeron, and daughter, Mr. Joe Cam now* with (ui’iimidsion, an etnaLifieil Intnv
> iiain
ror K
0n(im
_ hns
h((,pboon
iIIK N
a.
i rriisoic that is pleasant to lake. Creo* i
eron, Mr. anil Mrs. Robert Meirioad-ion is a new medical discovery
In 30 Days
turo bui,tl rluh>r<!{* *,,oo,1! Yo11 can
Inking
busy thoroughfares wether and daughter, Judah t amer
J
build rod-hlooil cella so fast that tho
with two fold action; it soothes nnd
9Ugh streets isjlhe finest thing <n, Mr. and Mrs. A. Curpany and
Impurities that rauso breaking out
lieuis the initialed membranes and in- : A*k I'nimi
Pharmacy or any on tho ekln hardly get Into tho Sys
i city ever did and this has been Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Long were in
liilnls germ growth.
I druggist for a hex of McCoy's Cod tem before the pure blood annihi
r,’theme for suvera) yenrs. Now Orlando Sniinday to attend the fu
or alt known di ugs( riresale is rec
lates them—kills them right out—
III .the "nvciage” driver knows neml of tin* little son of Mr mil
ognized b> high (neitieal authorities us Livi r Oil Compound Tablets. The
htoust strop lie w.ll probably do Mrs. 11ewe y Man-in, which t n k
one of the gicutest healing agcm'ies for cost but little, nre sugar coated ■tops them from breaking out
s{x times out ‘if ten which will place at It i.\ lock at the funeral
pei-istcnt roughs and colds anil oliler and as pleasant to take as candy. through tho akin.
And then this rich, red. pnro
folios nf tliio.il troubles. (hi omnlsiim ( Skinny men and women take
t' tho casualties down at least ■l!i parlor on I'inr Si reel. Interment
blood feeds and nourishes the tlscent. There is no renson why was at the Jlan>i u family lot m cunt.on-, in iildition to i rcosote.i llier them to speedily put on plenty of nues of the skin and koeps It look
liealmg i b-t 1 nt. « !lit h sootin' and IichI : good, healthy, solid flesh, ami for
J. driver on a mnin thoroughfare Orlando.
ing healthy.
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the inl. i-iI -1 lie inliranrs mid stop tin this purpose they are so extreme
not have the right of way
That's all thero Is to it Healthy,
irriliition imj ic.llaieuiatiini, while tho ly good that thin men and women vigorous red blood HUeh as H. 9. 9.
Park avenue getr. congested
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. 1>. Mart ure at
creusoio |'ii , mi i„ tile stum.ieh, is ah*
be made a one way atreet. home from n visit with relatives aorbed i. i.i t.i ■Mood, alt ti hs ihe seat often take on ."> pounds or more in helps Naturo build,
f*v,
i,
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makes you healthy
K.J1
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of the lion!.!• ."id i hecks tin! growth 3d days. As a matter of fact, all all over. It honutlliesl
in Oniinhi idge and other jxiinta in
ll
, druggists ate authorized to re your skin — drives]
■ o f mine said he thought 1 Georgia.
of llir c tins.
Creomiil.-ion is guarintred satisfait- turn your money if you don’t take away pimples, black
I in tho head t<firig'about
tory in lh ■ Ueatuo nl of persistent on r» pounds in 3(1 days.
(.F irst street for moving trnfheads, blute bos, rash,
Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Yaneey had
i places for parking. What as guests recently, Mrs. Yancey's rough* ,'tml colds, brotteliial :.-llitqa, I On« thin woman gained 1ft bolls and eczotno—
brotieliilii n.ul igher forms of rs-wfitra- pounds in six week*.
■Ive# yon back your uppotlto—
l this wtjuld be done in hrother and family, Mr. and Mrs
Iiiry
disc lie., and is f\i client fur build
Ida firm, plump flesh and flllu
H y u v * IF SANFORD M. L. Simmons, nnd children, of
Insist on McCoy's the original bulKls
ing up liiu syzti in idler colds or flu.
you full of now life and energy.
BD TO GROW. A bu- Sarasota.
and
genuine—(10
Tablets—00
All'drug stores sell 9. 9. 9. Get
Money ii'fiitnlrd il .ii . i ou.'h or e ihl it
M ltneet in - the future
the larger botllo. It’s more eco
mil reliiwe'l after lal.iii; aeeording to cents.
i ”• place for storage of
nomical.
Mrs. T om Miller is at home from dircctiuiii. Ask yuut dtu^^isl. Iadv.)
Adv.
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Flashes of Life
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I o f eiulnnts
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et nt.
C I T A T I O N
n n d h e a p p e a l s f o r h e lp in d e v i s i n g
th e m ethod.
iritis, roughly " peaking, tho
rjol sav^. has n million cuttle,
fat least three-fo.ir.ths in tick- \ N EW V O R K -E d u c a tio n by noi area. 1hey a r c low in ! ted authorities of the nr« wh. i
ml weight, i ompared with j whether living or dead, can
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, and (he r a n g e c a t t l e h e a r d a n d s e e n by s t u d e n t s in o
SUIT TIME
|f« ""!>•
l‘" " ) i d s „ t :i n n d I visiotiL'd b y t h e N e w Y o r k PI
lfs ,,f age. w n h .LT, l - o u m l s ' l r i e a l S o c i e t y .
T alk in g
m ovie-'
•,M", r, eat
at
t h e , t h e s o c i e t y b e l i e v e s , w ill g i v e t h "
age, a : e e h
I h e y a r e a l s o I y o u t h o f t h e f u t u r e s u e h advan-
nail road ri g h t o f w ay.
1
It Is hereby ordered
tirJSYth
hm
a t you ianil
r u ir
each of you be and appear before
our said Circuit Court ae the C ourt
Kolleltorj*. nnd o f Counsel
Houso at Sanford. Florida, tli Hie
«th day of December. A. D. ID3*.
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stnl (hen and th e re make an sw er
to the bill of complaint exhibited
against you In thlx cause, filed for
til" purpose of (inli-tlng the tlllr to
lli«> above detcrlbed property and
est iilil Inti log tho same in raid cumidalnunts.
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Decoration!,
Masks, Etc.
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All Kinds of Fresh and Salt W ater Fish
i Sanford Mnsk Stirf
Gift Shop
McLander Arcade
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Piano Tufiin^, Ph^fR
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K endall’s
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Live and Dressed Poultry
Repairing
= *3
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> .15
FISH AND POULTRY
MARKET
$ 2 5 UP
i
T he ihopp*. f n
W I T N E S S tny tinri-t u n i t l ir neat
of tho C i r c u i t C o u r t o f th o Hevem h
J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f th o S t a t e of F i o t Ida. In and f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , o n
lIlls th e 25th d ay o f O c t o b e r , A. D.
r ,n ," " il" V’ ;," , l 1lT U1,f fr' " n
ns
y««lh of the present
rents !>■ r I'- .md less than would have by receiving instrueLull* with ti' ticks, Mr. Mayo tica from Shnkespeare on Idera- i
ture or .Michael Angelo on art.
|cky rattle make inferior
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»,ays the editorial. “It will
Place Your Order Now
L E N IN A K A N — Since the titans- f
ind up under refrigeration. trous quake last Friday, LIO op
_ not 'muride'; it becomes erations by candlelight have been
i and wilted, and does not performed by Dr. WaltM, Rtapon.;
' the appetite. S c well wns Ohio, nssisted by Mrs. SI sroi and
nuwn dining the World War Miss Edna Steiger of Williamsport,
ivernmeiit refused to buy this I’n.
j- of Irt.if for the use of our
TAUNTON, Mass.— Mrs. F l o r - 1
once A- Tracey, in addition to car
Mr. Mayo continues, also ing for her seven children, most
217 Snnfoid Avenue
the hides le.-s valuable, r e of wliL’in arc in school, is now he«pin ‘plotclus, which “con- ing her husband practiej law. Fbo
3
518 First Nationul Bank
|the hide to t;i,.e grade as a has just been admitted to t.h** bar.
WE DELIVER ANYWHERE
gr 2 ur Number d, instead of
Phones «18 and 759*W
Sanford, Florida
where it might otherwise
WASHINGTON — When Presi-,
IN CITY LIMITS
t prne.” Tieky cows decrease dent Cotdidgo goes to sea bo reads
ow «f milk; result in short nbout wnrs anti the sea
Only '
ton periods and make the cow sueh books are ill the Mayflower’s '
quicker, say- the article, and library.
!
Keith Vaudeville — Keith Vaudeville — Keith Vnudevili Keith Vaudeville — Keith Vaudeville — Keith Vaudeville — Keith Vaudeville — Keith
the animal's health and vig\
Measure
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Weeks.
| Phone
870
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tt in f u r t h e r o r - l ir e d
that
th is,
o rd e r bn p u b lish e d In T h e Srtnu.ril j
H erald, a n e w s t ia u » r publlHhcd In
Hanford. Hemlnolo C o u n t . -. M o r u la ,
once eae h wee-t f o r f o u r roiiHecutlve
BALTIMORE OYSTERS DAILY
Have It Made To
■sbit* . ,-va
. . . wv ..i* TAft»OlW
uSH fCVoast Llo*
nown:
r. v. i.ro nrra wue, ■ .> Lor,
DEI.AND, Fla., Oct. 2 8 . - ^ —
whoie Christian n » m * «• unknown;
Dr. Hulfay was warm In his Kmlly C. R lohart,; M d > D . J . H a r t
i « . “Tho day of rowdyism’ in coliegq
ley and wtfr,
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praisl
of Dr. Hamilton Holt, presi who Christian m m * la unknown;
* * ' athletics has paused, and a fITisT
to each and eyarjr of said do*
dent of Rollins, and mentioned r. and
I l WHASSEB, Fin., Oc|. 28.
femlnntn It living, and If olther any
•(spirit of sportsmanship prevails
pleasant
correspondence
trhicn
the
nr
nil
of ill* sold Jo f cn d a n t* n rr
ponds had as well face the
between college teams t< lay,’* de two have engaged in recently con •lend, Mien i« ouch and ev ery of the
In the <111nIity of nur ent
linlrs, ilevlnvrs, legatees, grantens.
clared .Dr.
.. Lincoln
U.UWUUI Hulley,
riuiloy, presi- cerning future n latio n a between I i.r ntn<-r i 'i,Imunln tniurr each nml
, Ry The AP
ire are held in the very reur
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very of ilia unlit deceased drfend| dent of Stetson University, in! an tne two institutions. He lauded . am«
Cry state in the Union, largely
cIii ImiI uk nny right, title or In,
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: address to the student body.
t/e we I*> not dcun up the
NEW YOU K— Atv effort to make
The statement wns made
Mu,
which
Dr.
Hok
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1,u‘ " ‘“ ‘cment wns made m conf We cannot Iprtgur, ptyut ptjr IL'Ppoplo
h w p ie r Svlll hb the principal ncction with the forthcoming basc- insisted upon in nthletlcB nine » In* *u i»Tmmn and purtlo* whoso names
■to true conditions; thrso eon- | nim of the NAtiOnal TJVondcasting hall game to bo >rthcomin„
played between took up the work of h i . a u . n i i . i s . "i T"who
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played between tration there."
I terextett In. nr who are claiming
Jis should no longer he allowed Company, formed to take »v.-f ‘*‘ -*
................ <>v’,|r i Stetnnn and Rollins College at Sani
any Interest or Interests In or to
•th» state’s progress/’
W E A F . T h ere will bo no competi-1ford on Saturday, Oct. .'MV.
I liny or nil of the full iWli K UosKVlb----^
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, e,| I:iiiiIh slmate, lying and tiring In
! is is the ■tatcniunt of Nathan tipn.1-f{ith newatmpers, it is an- , i n empha^xing tbe importance
c m p h M lM y the
..... Jil'e '■"Minty of gemlnnlr nnd Htnte
, commissioner of agriculture, nonnccd. and no ernn-.ming of cdii- ' andIn necessity
of a thoroughly coI'e v T ii'n lm e i Yi' oTnr’i re V.i’ " r Kl,,rl'1". mnro pnrdculnrly dert n m ic ,,)
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feature editorial, written f o r cnUbn ddwn the throats of people ’ operative
spirit
between
the edukoh s i :
r," ,,w ’! t" ' '* =
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s
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rouN T v.
All Hint purl of the HIHt of the
'lorida lit view, the -depart- wha .d° i*°t wnnV it"
, rational institutions of the state of
im < n .\ \ r r . u v.
j j semi-monthly publication,
---------I Florida, with particular regard to
HIM. TO QliIKT TITI.H
which has just been issued
1; ..P H IL A D E L P H IA — Music from j inter-collegiate athletic events, the
JlB II
f the press
' tho dnrk is the ideal for widen presnier
F R A N K i ; HOOK K it. NANCY
video president told the student body K.
I'll A IN nnd
ANNIM
11
Leopold
Stokow&ki,
conductor
Mayo’s editorial in crnpitioAa p i u o n - **
w jio iu
o
io k o w sk i, c
o n d u c t o r r lf f1hthat
n » h<
»
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HAIINKS.
i„ Tick,”
mi..!, o the Philadelphia Smn
m
loridu and the flattie
£. „ v
,
h“ wished to remind v o n .
romptnliiiinlH,
luthiirity l,m
.......l t , l ‘‘ l < k C08V ° " o f V is u a l d i s t r a c t i o n w o u ld lie Io n
io ll a r s eevv - I n g r e a t Ip ip ro v c m e n t nt c o n c e r t s '
lute “t'n million dollars
fK'J-y-S'!'
Wm
S.W . B radford
. -ti
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5 Keith Vaudeville — Keith Vaudeville — Keith Vnud Keith Vaudeville — Keith Vaudeville — Keith Vaudeville — Keith Vnudevllle — K eith ?:
Vaudeville — Keith Vaudeville — Keith 'K eith Vaudeville — Keith Vaudeville — Keith Vaudeville — Keith Vaudeville — K e ith ?*2.
—
ATLANTIC C IT— Nature has ! 5 . t :
I* average mill; coin in Flor- helped Uncle Snm uncover some tm "nt ^
ives less than a gallon per elnver moonshinerc. They built n | I
the CDitimiosioner asserts, big titill in the woods and cunufu-1^
it were lid; free, this dully fl'igrd by planting boughs and [ ‘f a
» could easiy be raised more green leaved over it. Came u u - ,
^
[60 per cent; not only would tuinn colors on the surrounding * «s
ireduce more milk per day, fcliage ami a
00,000 plant wns j
n
would piodiice more mill: ------------------------- *------------------------} f >
rt liayrt per Par than she tifyiug to the tremendous improve- j J*
ihiris.'
incut wrought by the change. Ami j . jC aj
cattle imlir-lry s u f f e r e d a n
so it is in our own state, where , ' .
>1 loss i,f : hou -.d ais o f d o ll u r s dippinir has been done thoroughly; 1J j
the IVvi f. i r , c a u s v t i b y tile good results are plainly npp.tr- ;
=
<, th,- a n !e g o e s o n, a n d it ent in more nml better cattle nml |"g j*
fils' In norm al r.du lt c a t t l e in increased returns from the sniei
cent di) of 'lie d i s e a s e w h e n and no county in our ■‘late which |
ht in from non liel; t e r r i t c r y . has been freed from licks would j a
iOJe kilo
o p p o se d t i eh think now, for a m im iti, of going I
v5
itmn by the ante
have
back to
again; »">
for in every
................
... little ...........
w them ...............
j Uf *5
Wit bu.
Vi nr by year oth- j instance the change has been folit»i hiin- fought themselves ' lowed by marked improvement nml
d this inti station. Without prosperity for the cnttle industry,
t k from Texas to ■Virginia and wo are penalised because of
**•*
B*
■*^5
b- ' c
5 o.
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And Each Saturday
Thereafter
f*
Brings out the usiial heating
ances, fires are started in cMl_„
unused for month*.., ^ p w J tm
to check over your “Fire
Coverage,” for with the first c
’J
days comes work for our Fire!
•r a
ment and losses to our citizen^
c ft
It is a pleasure to again announce the coming of K ,ith Vaudeville to the
liearhnm Theatre in Orlando.
t
TZ fL
Starting Snlurday, October JOIh, and then each Snturduy during the remainder
of the season you will lai able to see standard Keith Vaudeville at the Itenrham
T hintrc.
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S is ’
tV f V
i
4J w
4
Weather
fire.
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m,
i
Mi are of one acci.'rd in ter.- ticks,"
Here’s a Handful of “Kitten”
w
0-&W
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Our Insurance Department 'WifltL
ly go into your insurance neetifej#
you, quoting rates and assistttlg^
in every way possible to p ro te c t
property against loss and dams
... Z w . 3 k
Call 588.
“A Share of Your
Appreciated”
iMft
r.ki \ ,
<s*a
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PRICES
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M at 2 $-5Qc
7Sc
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Many have alrtady '^vailed themaelvea of our new acaaoif seat reservation plan.
It ia posaibla fori you to arrange with u« bow to hold any certain aeata you
desire for the gcaahn. A small deposit will guarantee the holding ,pf thetf '
cboaen seats. In c n * you cannot attend, advise ua in time and we wilt sell the
deata for yon.
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I t would b e‘'1nterc«tinfr to know how ma
SanfoM
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ISA***** ' ••;
chants' road the article, prominently placed in Tuesday's
H ^ 'tiu u Ma't*r., PflP«*' telling of the plans to effect u huge consolidation of
Bk
of the larg est mail order houses in the United States.'
Bftn
- I How m any Sanford m erchants realize the significance of
* U 4 MaBuffer this combine and how many appreciate the possible effects
Mr Editor it m ay have upon them and their businesses?
Editor
Sears, Roebuck and Company and M ontgom ery. W ard and
Company a rc said In he the two largest mail order houses
IU tM
Mbnttts—m no m the w orld .'T h eir catalogs a re sent into every city , into
^SdluSn**%t% r e\ery village and hamlet, into every cross-roads section,
draw ing the attention of buyers from local m erchants. The
®5fU' All oMiuary lure of a ttra c tiv e advertisem ents and the appeal of lower
thanks. rmnlutloiir
Millions
have
•Martstnmpnm when, i prices
- . . . is
. . irresistable.
- ............... of
"• dollars
....... . „ each year
, ,-„i im
ve
ITS?
tainff :»tefc*"ir* e<* | .
t he i r w a y f r o m d i s t a n t p l a c e s in t o t h e c o f f e r s o f t h e
W - * _ ' r ic h m a il o r d e r h o u s e s .
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, AMO c i a t k i i 1’itcaa
Now it is proposed to combine the two mail order houses
I'r*"* •» cZClustor rr -1already the largest
in
world.
B
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u*"
•
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...........
........ T h e new c o r p o r a t i o n will
n * w * dlxpntclieo
S 'w {.H W f end ni»„ th, na\e a business possibility of alm ost incomprebensible m ag
H- Publ ?h .a herein, f
The m erger will meap a saving of som e ten or fifUbllcatlon «f eperini nitude.
W® l l i o ropfrved
_____ teen million dollars, all of which undoubtedly will be returned
t . OCT. 28. 1926
JV ,
r e q u i s i t i o n o f a d d itio n a l b u s i n e s s . It jM a n t i c i p a t e d
fKiT-y
t h a t t h e g r o s s r e c e i p t s o f t h e n ew o r g a n i z a t i o n will e x c e e d
50 m r r o a a
f o u r h u n d re d a n d s e v e n t y m illio n d o lla rs.
How much of this new business for the mail orderthouses
wdl come from S anford?
doubt this city will contribute
..*■<« m i .
Jnrk.n.,
ts share. Around th irty million dollars will be spent bv the
•r Bf. Jobsa-la- big company on catalogs alone. Many of them will he
sent
*r Cb aat,
here. And many dollars will be sent aw ay in spite of 'trade
•jit Wfctll »»af
4, leaala court*,
p W l » B t Hanr«rd'« fr o n t
halldlng pro .
B o tr ia , a p a r t -
OoaualMl on of llrr
«r f»« u
. ( W h® Monroe. » » l r a
Hob of city brnulirirnI 'Bf»«rnni.
*
■rJionl op.trm
t»r Urr„„r,|
I VKR5I-; r u n
a
t o im v
SA B D a t h - " t ; . , you,
the fat, and drink th.
*Cnd portions unto
whom nothing in pr#,
this day is holy in to
-Wither lie
ye sorry
ll rl vdlbmi tHmr ’aiR,n 'S; , ,> a ,n n ,,V n WWftl« ava|l l i t t l e upon a n
• f i n cw n fr,J, , , e i * hy ‘‘a r e l u l a d v e r t i s e m e n t s an d a m a i
l e r o f d o l la r s and r e n t s .
I h e H e ra ld « M ‘>gizes f o r s e e m i n g to i n t e r f e r e in llie iiriaLo b u s i n e s s a f f a i r s o f lr« «| m e n b a n t s , but T h e H e ra ld
til now rf‘ t a *" W n ‘* Uu!' **" l»»w
' °mbal the nienar-e Of
1 , . K " r,nl
b'l.-'-np^s might not nmv In- amiss We
...
\ *.SV s ;i< t " ,'
" l,u ,MS ’ ’H sin ess o r t h a i
in- u o „ M
wg&i
•. Francs
Nature
i e MV
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T
a*
Bossing Mother HrltJhnl*.
He Loves Switzerland.
W P5EH
DY ARTHUR BRISBANE
“ NOTHING CAN Im done to
Mobilize the price of cotton. That
would be mi economic sin, against
the sacred law of supply and drmnnd.” So you are told, and then
you rend this morning how Rj»|.
gium wanted fifty millions from
us to slnliilize the price of the Bel
gian franc, and the stabilizing
bonds "were offered them."
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iHONE
tin t
M8
FRED
Activities of the
Women's Club
By Mrs. Henry Wight
To'S Membeis
ci»b
s - D A IG ER ,
s o c ie t y
els?er? . Ki'k|Kg C]ub|"TO
" ™ ' , * « < ° » Jxi~.._______
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Menus for the
Family
cup of
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
—
liter for half an hour. Drain ami
I put into n hot frying pan. Brick
■in several places with n folk and
fiy for :t0 minutes, turning fre
.......... .. quently. Drain off fat as neccs-
C io o d
m u fiin s
should
v 'ii
b e d e l i c a t e a s w e ll a s <!,
Phonographs '
-
Columbia
Phonographs and
Records
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Rines Filling Stal
WE AUK all glad to help dear
Hclgiufti. i r Mesopotamia, „r King!
l Keisjil, l.iii ■ bat a pity we cannot
find a wa. " help tiie A -•eriean
lent I on grow. r. lie also l"> ■ some
I claim on Ano nou’i syrnpal
One
I trouble e that Ii • is not aide to
|«>ffir usin mils rate- of interest.
r.iillv I ve Belgium you |
noil off
in that word I
W'te n I lie tlMK comes
• I' aid
Itelgiiini may
- i pnedised usury on
i e* call \ f,,r u-airy
Ay
LL
5^
pal I.e| i|
F. A WALT
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M b V'A’ava
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AN 0. F. F. S. CLUB
SARASOTA II KRA I I t
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Cement Contracting Ci
S n o w d rift!
CHURCHWELLS
|i Specials Friday, Saturday,
New Members A te
Coming In
New Light on an Old Indian Legend
Others Are Renewing Memberships
Have You Shown Your Civic Spirit?
For This Cold W eather
JO IN O R R E N E W NOW'
in,
Sanford Chamber ot Commerce
a
.**Mi7
ED ITO R
[/• n; Bis»'op entertain.-,!
The handsome new home of Mrs
"Vo,,
j Hav.
The meeting of the Literature nioM.r":
most delightfully
l,ridgL. W.-d,.es
. ......
‘‘ Failed," snvs
Rreakfast — Fresh
... ......
te n d e r . S n o w d r i f t 'i s
Department of the Woman’s Club day uftcrmmn
■'n.-st Ib.-usholder w„, „ |M1Wt,r of IlOlloif
mnti '' . ' s,u Morrow, author nnd t h h , r r , ...... ................... * * v ™ p •■<i j » s . ~
,.
.
at
*'<
'•
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home
on
Mag.
i»y
yesterday wns marked by vivid in nolia Avenue, ,he guests wen- tin- " :u,ty with its decorations of cut
..............
" , , k l ' “ r;
................
,'•■■- -!■• d e lic a t e s h o r t e n i n g t h a t ;
tid e
" ‘ ec" nt 'Mffgnzipe ar- niutiH...
giahani I
of the fall
terest in the
business
matters
oiik , pios, ifiiiove cores
and cut in
—o gcsioii of ,ho lu-ought up, and the magnitude of members of th" I'o'tnightly B rid ge. mi’tumn
i gm-l
M" rru' v s
»«- coffee.
lhL‘
.,
rounds W inch tnlck. Drop into
she wns hoa11 1 ° ltR,r America from
Lunrheun—
Raptor U. I)- t the plans for the winter’s work. Club.
im p ro v e s th e q u a lity
1 iin hroiled sausage j boiling syrup and simmer until
’
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i
nt
bridge
nnd
<
”
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the
other
for
three
the
p.o
lunchcon Wed3 (Aleck nt
with cnmlii'.l npph"', molded spin- c |eBr.
Rt.llt(,Vt, f rol„ HyrU|, nnii
The coming of Dr. Hamilton Holt
with
p; Koumilhit oil
of e v e ry th in g y o u c o o k
aeh salad, whole
! £ £ :
" : lki" ,r
ns honor guest and speaker a t the green was most effectively car
'
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Tend,
bnk^
roll
in
cracker
dust. Brown quickeducators, flappers and ed custard, milk. tea.
' At four o’clock
l.enu
general business meeting of the r,ed out with (luantities .of dnisles,
's,
ly in hot sausage fat nml serve a s 1 w ith it.
’
\utumn colors and Ideas wore , their
,
'» an attempt to find
i , n informal tun
Dinner— Raked halibut
club on next Wednesday is en golden rod nnd coses.nrrnng.sl in emphasized In tho tally cards Used ° U m-t
'
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.
l,mv
'vi,<l
‘
hey
are,
a„(|
if
,„anR of Seminole
scalloped potatoes, buttered'‘ hum '
r ftr,,mK' s‘#U,," R,f’
tirely the,w ork of the Literature baskets and howls in the rooms ,n keeping scores for the card
’
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licnns, jelled celery nilad. corn
Mr Mi
Department, nnd is only the first where the card tablesS -had been g-'me. The morning hours p,ls.,ed
’ jtJ E
r,T'"rts that youth's bread, slived peaches, sponge eai
epartment of tiie instance of their aim to bring im placed for piny.
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. (leveland t
id«ul>
4j»
■'ll
too
qu.ckiy
and
when
scora«
morality today would milk, coffee.
league of 11ooly portant figures in tho literary worlo
•ret limed home Wednesday from t
Suggestive of the llnilowc’cn
*
‘ .... " s<l,niwl by u„. onrly
meet wila Mis.' before Snnford audiences.
Tiie
luncheon
meat,
is
lacking
\V! '.M V . W H E A T M U F F I N S
III North Georgia, where they have
season were the uuniat talley cards i thal Iho" prize lo 'r
AtBrriciin Indian. She blames “un protein, SO the deficiency
oVI"ok at th”
U t s Hanford Ave.
|%n#
'h em visiting relatives. Mr. (Tcvei*
taken
Invitutions to hear Dr. Holt have
arehi'i,. ehureh,” "a custard sys- care of'in the dessert.
I Lu!> Whole Wheat Flour
I tud attended (he Fire Chiefs’ C on-1
ls*en extended to other civic or .
’ .
^ ' r ntt exceptionally jn- I.... ns. was won hy Mr.. i
1 " ' dueatinn" nnd tmrents who
1 Cup Phi in Flour >v
v
cut
ion
nt
New
Orleans
while'
You
will
like
the
"candied
ap
n
at
:l
oVIis-k
the
'
’ ,JI W rne
t Ttganizations, and nil club members teresting game of bridge had been Hurt.
H *™ "
vulgar license of the ples” for they are unusual and e(,t a wav.
i
3 Teaspoons Baking Powder
ry .Society of the may invite their friends. Dr. Holt Played, scores were added a n d ! ’ M
HfcS).
noon the hostess ami guests count,' cluh.” unelinperoned dates expensive.
C E T T H E REST
'
\
Teaspoon
Soda
"
h will h"ld a
is accustomed to speaking to large prizes awarded. For having held
-red out to the “Crystal Lake tor tin n daughters, and ‘Ailie inile<i. D. Bishop and Albert Martini
' higli more, Mr. Frank Miller was' IHninjr
Mmver Uru.s, ('oncreie Mq-l I i np nt the lionie " f audiences, nnd surely them
Children under eight years of
1j ’Teaspoon Sait
w as' Dining Itiimn", at
. cent opportunities of t h>
of all kinds, Knefio^r •j-:]
autonui- age should lie furnished a linked motored to Ocala
Wednesday. 1
ii laU* honlv, while
bile."
It'll" I’mk Ave mnny in Sanford who will welcome : . ;
1
’Tablespoon Sugar
,i
‘
he
cut
j
"
h
e
r
e
a
tempting
luncheon
ment Coloring, Etc. from'
wurt
potato or buttered vegetable of whoie they spent the day on husi- ‘
this cordial invitation to hear him prize a yellow hottle of hath crys- served
j Tablespoons Srtoudrift
ness.
!
.some sort ill place of the sausage
S A N F O R D CEM ENT
“ Win I' m W.omen
bn on “thitourher discuss his experience ns editor of U ls went to Mrs. F. E. «oumillat.| Those enjoying tin
i
2 Whole Eggs
Marry ts « j dish.
cordial IiosHie
Independent,
und
his
contact*
After
the
awarding
of
the
nriz-l
Pdalitv
till
In
followed
by
quest),
PRO D U CTS co.
of Mrs. Il"tidio|dcr were
• )>riz - 1 P'L*
being seriously t rent I I'nn-Kroihd Sausage With Candied
1
Cups
Buttermilk
Vi.iv*.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
A
.loackeii,
who
|J, N. boss, -tat- with interesting men and women es. tin* tallies were dearc,
and ' M1 ;.. \V. A. Fills. Mr . Floyd Balm- ed le. i
'l(h anil Maple
p^„
ercalesi mimfs of Enghave la :•!! tit,; guests of Mr. and
\pples.
Id-Wl (omen’s mi-.-f'a'iV)
A ‘o-eond m atter of importance laid with hand made 1‘DVff - tnd
Silt all dry in gred ien ts t o
" • Mrs. Ralph Wight. M,
\| o IllVltl, U|j|11'^ i 111 Jf
"pinions
in ! One pound sausage, I large up "di -. Sid Rive, left Momlax iit tliei,
i was tiie vote of he iti'nnrtmont to <ldi<
•mind coarse -•■ r’ r
A uririTis, M|...
,,ail> '
of
Ml.u ('"per. Home!
g
e t h e r . M i x e g g s , in c i t e d
pics, I , up vinegai, 2 cup-. I.iovvii i"tr f >r New Ot lean
. ••N"i.:re tin- Milnne Theatre f«r th,•I ( '
ItcMO
WI it. i
,
y |
Mid
df the M'-Dc 1
■’..lit
sugar. "
S n o w d rift and milk in m ix
' ...... ns cinnamon,
i l-'-erentatmn of a modern Amerii-’in
!'
Icor.lMlIv »'Dt' !■
I
he
\ntrri,
an
Fruit
(irowers
tei.iiuoiui
it]
■e . ' rack**, 1111 t .
under the di- Hi nrv m l
in g how l. Add dry in g re d i
K itb ■:, U , .
|rti
til. ' '■•"Cl ,. ; " ’">'•<(>• for I-'eb.
I"
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building
a
war,
him
e
on
th,
iv
Simi'l
(
I,lb
imunl,
age
or
link
sail-'
I
“ f Hart Nason. The east
fdaying w«n- Mi
ents to Tiipiiil m ix tu re and
I ’ A I N T I N t J AND
L, ui the. I’an hi " '
i n * W •D i H i l l
tie ,M I,.
>;• v
|will be home talent entirely, and * • K- Boiimillat. Mr- Frank Miller
•■it'
' '• I 'i,» *aus»»ge Ill tun toT, I a rm n,-ui Moore's *-’* i
rttci
.
,
,
_
m
u until t h o r o u g h ly m ixed
|'l llK'k
on tbe \. (' L. itiing.
D E C O R A T IN G
depart ment reels that ‘ it is <Mrs. D. L. Thru -her. Mr*
•"■’■'•
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d
I,
t
lid
l-c. I
i i ;
, ,
,..
„f the .Melhedist fortiinatr ' ‘
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,11 s t i l t h a t t e r . P o u r i n t o r d *
f
Wight, Mr*. W.
Thigpen ami L b u s T '
. •»• having Mr. Nasm, with •Wight.
W J.1.
. Thigpen
" ,h" l,,v,’ly hit' Hi: I r« ud ai.
L(V nr '! (ill ui lock
1 : i i ’t| o
I ’ ll o n e 56R-W
H ilt :X
i
"A i"
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is varied experienee wRh tl,V |Mrs. Harry B. Lewis
^
v.
,.f „ 1(. than
gi
t .ix o I imitlin tins and bak,e \l‘f
[Min. I.. I’ Hagan
my other j"b . 11, bet s any j Face'
tut v. •1 b om J .
Brovincotnwn players and other I
______
_ _
' 1 " l>
' " M,k 1 :»l""» M h e only job
f 4
2 G0S S a n f o r d Ave.
in ,|.ui!% o v e n a b u u t tw e lv e ^
groups, to direct.
\i.. ..... y,ru ... ... ..
,
1" wumau Js good for. it is '"ei i l\ an old iiaiiil lids ijg. |with el.in packs, l» ai.t> v 1,
1ii-i I "I**
nil.* I.•I‘ 1• ,;”.l ih
liof that ininii/ge
of the Methodist
io til teen m inutes.
■
expected of| powder ., t hey -ay thut in Ea. up,
Heretofore^ whop home talent |have been visiting the laMcr's 'i ' I UvVl^ r,'°rJ,|
'* s-i lll“ " “ • (}- one and must be engaged
J ’itiu i M I .muLf i n
jjrs. .1. If Barker
m wlietli- s t n e t ears, omnibuses, ard train.1 • !'Vi“ In t h
., i '
'' <" n" lw'n‘ !* ‘ *'.11 the or tin 17.
llospifal is higlilv eoluni, a,(aide
ill meet at L’..'ttl playh have boon produced, half of ter. Mrs. Ernest Hill at her l„„„
111(11 t* Stop Io •' a real reason nr not. are lull of laec-o\crcisi.ig females. I iiid xve take this means of showDie proceeds often go out of town ' on Myrtle Avenue left Tlmrs h'v-1u " I'i' " .
mr of
'■• A. to
Dunk about it, jw-d whv A few casualties hlite been report
some one who comes for thu p u r l i n their ..... «•
.
l" ,rs' l«Y . "'"H nvlitle ear.-.-r I hr'an plaving
| ing our gratitude and applet iu ,
did you ’
luTiAvcmn.
I--C »r ( l i e , « m l l „ S n i f f ™
. ar f' ,r
'■""■.........' "■■'
■•( ............
ed 11'" 111 hair ,Milling exercise us 1 t ion.
■
f
the
latest
I
’oii,
,
•
Io
irdiy
niff, roll tin eyes, smack
story
an appeal is iffndc to business men
■<M l.ser imagines t toil I
1 , 1-uiId l.augliton Hospital
the In,.. grin, ami bite are tinma
will h.i'c o Bid for program advertising.
auiie little truth
making faces at her!
I
Maiy l.andgiafl’, Supl.
j
witii
religious
teaching,
through
no mon- 'ti "'hat tie rays.
It H rlYleck |t. III.
Witii this play, there will he no
I
the
various
vicissitudes
of
the
No
know one r t wo women m a wor! I
p. tl’ ('. I'l l -MU expense for directing, and no
31 .fix ,i)Sl
Flays, ami on down to the present j of sevi ral tin
Ih on '■’ them who devenue
M>iir iting of advertisements. The
*uo
day when Japan's adoption of........
^ !1 Masonic Hldg.
Rhone y ,
t h e ! vote their day- ' •" dieaniiug t hut
ry hour at t lu Hay will stand on its merits, and
silent drama - all bringing out that ;
S A V E hyy giving us your sidewalk, diivcwttv and found
Dn* entire proceeds over iteees- in-eulinr
ll 1,1 oVIlMh.
t l n v are the l.-nely abandoned w i f e
charm
-'ll
ry
.
» '"l
originality i'-'cd silently by the great s t r o n g
lion work. All work guaranteed.
expenses will go into the de
i»v
which is Japan.
part merit treasury,
......... .
„„ iin,i^
to he
usedj jj ^
"Diet- man. But tin- other millions
* League of lloiy
The second paper, written nml .....
too busy making grape ic|| and
Uinert with Mrs. voted, either on the building* fund, read by Mrs. B. F. Whitnor. J r ., w,jtfn,»
" f to bring special ♦penkora to Sani’nrk Aven ic at ford.
was also compiled with infinite
k club papers to play tli c I
favorite game of IS7n
painstaking, and brought out many
Too much cannot be said i„
MM
liraua. of the fine detail of the interesting ideas of Japanese poe ! 1 dropped in for tea the other
try, its distinction of form mid
jrd «f tin* tVoiiian
program and setting of yesterday’s
.afternoon--hope
t|„.
|,„ss
meaning ami the university of its
|t 10 o’clock a. in.
meeting, all the splendid work of appeal.
•* |read this—at friend Margies.
d*y
Mrs. A. C. Foster.
| Margie lias recently acquired a lac
Attention
wns
called
to
the
df Imsincis meetThe yellow decorations of the
quer-red tea wagon and tea set to
great
changes
in
literature
since
■in’- (Tub at :t sun parlor, where the ladies g a th
the revolution of 18(5H, and also mutch with black splashes on the
lamilton Holt, of ered, its frincdly and inviting a t
tn the fact that on of their ‘night china. I am sure yune him!
trill rjieak ,-;«»• t Dm mosphere, nnd tiie very dainty re
literary classics, the itovel (lenji Dml inspired her to Imy this glow
srdially inx iteil.
freshments served at the ten hour,
Monogatari. written in 1001 by a ing thing with which to cheer her
hespoktt both mi artistic sense, and
woman named, Murasaki no Shi "poor working girl friends.”
Uilli.iiu , a,- '* 'eal joy in her work— both j kilu, is .till a ( lassie, and is in our
Margie luid a red lacipn-r Chine .<
d.ij e'er mg. 'h a i a c t e m t i r of everything Mt>s. I.own fiuldie Jihrarv.
tray full ot ton satehvi'hes. You
Jdonti »i't, ,i | , t i v Foster touches,
I Tea was served bv Mrs. Whit- might like tu know about nno which
Tho first .....
fLrahiM'.et, N, \
much intrigued me, sweetish and
'• Hi U die in
yet not lift) sweetish. Marge calls
................... .
1( latter s ii uue ui
it her “hard up” sandwich. Says
"lie makes it when her emergency ]
shelf is hare, like this:
( 'r e a m s ’
T " i i ” " " 1’copencted
r , " ," . , “ Davev.
« r" ■■■■■■| •■>
.......... .........
powdered sugar and butler togeth- 1
tm
The II (i.i would like Io star, be very glad to send e> pies of tiie
an O. F. !■ > ' tub. Membership ’ Mi-raid free of charge to any such
m this dub a "iild be CMiditlolled por-unis whose names are reported
upon -(•(■nring ; i family to establish , to us b\ persons who aspire to he
it home In I hi ■'ty
fin- (>. F. F. members of Hu- (*. F. )•’. S. ,-hib j
S. are Min|.l> •he lii-st letters of
It we can induce one thousand j
1be name ,u I in dub, which is 11,\ K j " <•pit* m Sara.sota to beemae inter [
FAMILY Fi'!: SARASOTA.
I’h, e-ltd in this new ctub, we believe ]
Herald a ill be glao to (irinl once it " i l l not be long before we shall j
a week il> hern. i roll of Saras,itans
^ gs , at h,so.......
•W^how dear you are, Z. ‘ m ^ A H un
m o . a s f r o.......
m .i(,,.................
|,(.s | m>•
a jj• -»o r d e r ' 0 , l'nns: 'b o iy c t i . . , , pi .-Intel's^are who arc eligible to membership. have on,- thousand new families
i residing here. In order that this
u you hold me dear, h o u s e s , and nt t h e s a m e p r i c e o r lu-tl.-,- -....I ............
I L
r''l’, , r t '('"I
tenant farm
In ' r d ’-r lha* the iluli may fune , I II, may lie made effective, we
■
..... n a v e ei s refuse p, png
t |loll'
.
with things for
.
I,W
||
<
yl
,1)11
t.on nt one*'. « e will place (lie date
no fo u r o f t r e m e n d o u s
i om shares at present prices that |of its org.im/iiiion as of October . dmiild have a li-t of all our present
•o n s o l i d a l i o n s o f c a t a l o g c o n c e r n s .
■ia1id“ laat year.
re-olents who are willing to co
pay them no profit and are moving i 1st.
I n e people will p r e f e r t o t r a d e at home
Any re-.ub-nts of tins city
j from farms to cities, when- thev who. since (b'.olur 1st, have been operate with us along this line,
i .nisi as soon as ii sufficient mimher
chard, Lancelot,
H’.tii Work feii* w;i)fOh.
•
, instrument.il in getting a family
tho lake shall be,
■ I’tnil is somi'tiiim- to inlerest I to settle in Ihi.s city, by reporting I report to ns that they are with us
] in this enterprise, we will call a
-guess— though you
our ”,letter minds.
;th e namej to us. will lie enrolled j meeting mill endeavor to get to?Uezo— '
1a.s members.
j gel her to talk over ways and means
DBio of me.
N A I I ’ RI'. IS worrying tier chi!
If we can put over this propo ■of prose. Ip dig the work. It will
Seminole Indians
ind.ans have
hnv,. „ legend aim.,I the coming of u . dreii, all over 1he world, with high
sition. wo will fool that we shall
when any
» the garden walk, Saviour to their ancestors,
earthquake , tidal w a v s . ■tart something which will have a ; readily he reeii that
He was a white man corrcspond- ,I winds,
member of this orgaaai/.atiou in
jOMt so very wide,
elect
r
r
storms
New
York
('itv
think— if you •ing in ch a ra cte r and in tin I.V|"' ot his teaching to the Man ■and Paris, .!.(MM> miles apart, ur(. tremendous influence on ila- growth due, s a family to locate here, that
Sara- »cn.
There has been a tin t will l„- a matter of intercut to
Jink—j SWepI by
of Galilee. Hut Tom Tiget used (o explain, he cam e to
a loin u aue in tije sunn food iit'tir’
deaf* vi
gf si
shoot jag at rarelom every other member of tile chili
'had died.
111'1 ' LM hours. Ship- are blown overltT mum
'■ m oar eftjkrt t, develop tin* city,
•Indians long Hofm he
and tho new family coming to town
cam e |o the people o f Asia and Kur- sea.
; M e ere i»6n' till
in. ed t lull p< rsonuI will be given a royal welcome acd
I "|>e. H i was sent from Heaven to (he ludi
f a i " do way away,
1 esl erd.o 'lob ui dot m s wen
ia n s, a n d a f t e r
for a little wlul,
(ai-iiig oiJ o r I'lUMie, Willi beavv and m,|ivithml w-uk, nit e’ligeot lv made to ,’eel that they are mu
, ami p, , . is[etltI, puroted.
S add l uindid bv fr iends who an- in!, r
enk, the wuy \on ( had perform ed his
h e wind on across r.,ai :imiI hoc
..........................................................
1 (lie s e a .
* rl'al,’r
" e all e t.d in them. There will be
S t lellce ,e|| v "I I but (lie trouble !M
mi should smite
(••one.-, from <,m : on. a giant mag j , } v e •»«"» fru-nus who live some initiation lege, dues or other ex
H is r a n t h a I
than ... this eit>. If penses ......... .
with the Huh.
incent Millay.
Met with el, el l ie storms and huge where
[.Vanity Fair)
religion and his
^
'-Vn fa n iiolna.nl .. in which our earth w< ."hall ra n fully look ................ If ,|„s proposition meets with In
|list ot o,ii-- friends, we shall doubt
-5-—o
in telligen t Sem inole before he let dn ,k gc ' tin would be l<,-t. like a snow flake in le, s discover that some one of lli. ia ' " I 1 from the people of Sarasota,
’ who <ein deny that ( hirst , •■xcepttonally
we hope we may hear from them
b est of
Vesuvius. Thai is up comfort, but
.
him em p hatically lM;|ie\ed that long l,cfo.
, is a likely!eulijeel for colonization ai "lire. t>ne thing is sure anil that
coml
let us consider what might
might he
i>e and in i ,
W iq-n.. we
have singled
mg o thp Spaniard.^ to l-’lorida. hundreds^
m
In grateful.
.
i'<- l'.V a purposeful, persistent and
this om individual, then the thing personal endeavor to
Honeycutt didn’t a uliiLe S a v io u r” went from tribe to trib e and tau g h t them
secure more
to do is to begin working on him, residents for this
quick enough.
city, we shall go
things th at w ere brought t» the
I H K KR I T ls ll empire i hav mg writ mg hint letters, sending him 'much farther
m
a
g
a
i
n
c
e
n
t
u
r
i
e
s
l
a
t
e
r
bv
f f Z J } ' -------------in that
direction
the bpanidh priests.
I tr,edde U'th the free units tluct I lileratu ri, and .".tending him tin than if wt
I w B , you money tto ml
simple
drift
along
in
|'""I*" up its “ fur thing” dominions.' invitation to vi-.it us.
\Ve shall Hi ordinary wav.
arnld.
Britain save, “our power
iver protects I.o
I VtHI, *.l| trilc
» -.- i
give hrof..i.......
prcfel erne » ■
Itritisl,
.....................................
, t r.-ole.” The colonies are cold to
|t hilt idea. Smith Africa demands
NK\S YORK IIKit \|.H T R IItl'N K
'
»• clown there.
right to draw any i* b ,r line it '
t'DMC**!, i - "ceinlly iiifiunst 11indue | It i in usual t >.| the U’|..t Indies ttinl l.riHinnl ones, ilelnute iustru- I
.......................
thy n purpose it
Din, are Britisli Millie, ts. Smith and 1! 1 oast i f Florid 1 t„ , xp, i
o
n
e
b
U
i
h
T
l
h
a
"
In
in
d
red
v
e
a
r
s
a
g
o
•„„!
10 raiKn ‘ he $15,601)
\I’r tea ays Britain must not idt«-i-- lelu .■ *’" Hostre r n e
Ininie.'tne M, nt * in tie oh erx at "fie.t recorded !
,,f lh-V l r a , k ‘*‘s
hav,* b e c o m e „ w a n d e r e r a n d ' m i J
m - t i # tho Hanford alum
WII lull ■illy a little neue than a
udo n alt, rations m the earth’s '
Hinnary,
liv
in
g
•
me.
even
if
it
j.
,.m|,jlira
p t i U tUniversity
th
of Florida,
s‘ " '1
‘‘h a r m e d li f e a m o n g t h e s t r a n g e
" " " I un.ni ,1
It
is
!dl
more
uummui I magn,-tje lore,..
Similar disturb |
The
vigorous
«LY*‘, .o.Tj , -o--------(Ji’u iz c n s o f i h i s W
young
sons
nr,-1
T
c o u n t r y , and c o m i n g at last to t h e •osMug their worried ,d,| mother! t,,r i< h a.storm to oi-enr a. la!,- nnee.s
.
<!«-J
the
Miami luirriM W in an IlHnois liq. 'p l a c e s w h o r e (h i
1 111 In M-unon as 1to- on,- winch lot tmi" of I.i
a n c e s t o r s ot H o n d a ’-; S e m i n o l e s h a d t lu-ir Ill'll iiuiia.
m nit Ii. In both in I
!*n to “shoot it out 'j w ig w a m s .
iu-t
xi
i
l
c
l
Ciiha
The hariicaiie stances Di. nmgm 'ic vagaries
' t o he the only xolii.
j
"CM
II is Htippi.
,
..
I to lie
or. incidcd with disiiirhanccs in tiie I
Torn T i g e r would i p . i h av ,
( the. prohibition jiroidem.
m h s s o i . i n i s a y s “ I loveSwitS itln -m i,. || to 1 hat i \|)laiialp)M
zcrland, and she his nothing to Evidently the weather in the t r sun, Du1",- (listurhaaces being m ,
,
’ I ^ P rm niiy a s s e r t e d ||K,t t h .
'!»••< !"i inis' slipped a cog
nie- dil ated by -mi spots. At one time 1
I n d ia n s w vre ( a i d ’s f i r s t in-oplc
''''•■»* “ "lv ever." Switzer " I n i '
m S!i i
,; unc,u'""
And the curious rmi-l of it
Something
iinu-iial
is
i-.. during tin i.st two weeks nine of |
Biiglit h a v e ia-cn |-jK |lt ' land my., "Much obliged." and cut
W t have been eating T h i.e .. io
i
. 1
1 ,s l| Js natural to search for these
_
Some persons ‘ n t , t «
' allKohlto pro ot l h a , Him <ijiid c ti o f E d e n , it s e lf , |I inues to keep prepared, everv mg "o
, .blemishes appeared on t h e ■
'■mug Swiss taught to fight, everv " ' 'dpi it to hold lespoitMble |’,,r su ns face al once
1 Xv,la n<>< r i bpii, h e r e in H o r itla .
aMu IwhJmmJ inari owhinir his n(U> Dm.'- misbehaviors, and not n ft<w 1 I ite magnetic disturhanees on I
•1 glin t a.
ind ammunition and , ompeiled to writers. ey«n timoi.g 'eieiilists, earth are due, undoubtedly, to some
l : T M t l°must go hack to
KV,‘ 'S
," lkrt’ 1 h n U '
•'*»'....... leetod radio. Radio r„nstj.' Dature of tiie excitement in the
Ivf
hut h 111 Iil'ilf)’.
jiun.
\V<nililii'-. In.(,
»o took a pair of | .M O N E Y , A S A
1
'I be w a v to I,,, s a f e is to l„- o adv •"•■'. they say. a new luetor m ■un. It is prohald,' that recent un- •
*••"•'. piu-rid a ffa ir.. R.obo waxes 11 mil weather, including the h u r - j
•iK-diuni o f e x c lu m g ,
•ind Switzerland knows that,
und rolled hih iai| kind.
iilessing
|o
man
t»ul id *<1tey , its an o lis e s s io n , is
if, opposed to us,- t ti.- .ur a* llie.r ncanes. liar a similar cause.
RoUihcicir hreiikf.is, J HBl).
The 1
“
would
o
r
t
more
to
om,|m.r
a
AI•.;«-••< h o ard
l
biglox.iv.
What n un !.,gi,.,| than magnet'e disturhaaces are evidan d Itoftni llteip gold, ,lMt fo r ih
|.*s\\it /.erlainl than
the
, omptesr
I to 1 . nlie In tin i“ (ii« in 1mtf 1111 •need nlio by interference with rn- |
Hiev c a n do wj|h tl v\■»•4111 Im> u r.rt h
'Hwai. t„kK ......... Wie joy Iftev may get
of the dtsturbanei . " h u b ,n.Mine dm.
NSW LOW
During the last two weeks,
, ' " 1 ° r s H‘'"«I»“ K it. 1*1,1 f o r t h e
I eu million dol l ar s w „ r l i i of ai r j uno .mil storms ?
.
n
.
r
. « « „ o ,« ,
long-distance broadcasting has been '
bombs
and g a s ,
sent
n * n ie to ligh! e v e r y planes,
1 Tin may ho logoa|, l.m ilu- ex virtually impossible.
Ahemnelveu. t h e r e !
. 11 a hr‘*d p e r s o n s die jn tin- n im
The ctliei
" * t p o v e r t y a n d w an t, l a g a i n s t this nati on at thl- right I pert agree that it IS untrue
In seems to have been blocked against 1
^cowiderul.ly fewer
"• pOHMC.saioit o f ettoug), m on ey
time. Plight 1 olleet ten thmisimd
'
IlHVi* c m i h l e d (Ite m millions o f g e nu i ne d()||.
1 ••", ' of *(»•«»’ "Uppoi t given t hi- i Die radio waves. Is it too much to |
Q ^U A N TITY production and the
tars.
<> na ' ' '
well and d crctillv
'I’his
nb ,i l,\ European M-iouti-|
it hope thal tiie coincidences between 1
great buying power of GenertJ
,
l"V«
o
f
nionev
is
a
- o y o . ' T * " . — $170
disease, rn rry in g ••Veryihing ‘
" i s 1 er t a i n that 1 adio 1 t
funijnl
IfUflll |\
I magnetic di turlianee, solar dis I
Motors
have made possible the new low
h,,'
°
,v
"
»"•’
the
Inst
of
gold
’I
I
N
I
KRS
I
A
IT!
cuumor,
M o Jrl M .5.2 met ml cabinet
•'•"tin
NcVei’tliele ■ i.oli . mav
1* .
I IhmhImi 1 m Hu* gloating over wealth |M»H.srssioti ant! as such i! js a
•nHkLire — over 5 cw.
Frigidaire prices—the lowest in the
1commission is considering rcgulo Ini x1 .1 1 ounce I ion " it h 1be in.liter: t urbanee amt radio may he used
HI jfefcth ami very few BK-naco to san ily . - I ’alm loach I ,nd.
/<- linni lapacity
i
Don of motor bus lruffie b e c a u s e !" "' Da* eoanectii.il ,,f t,„. ^1tinm to detect 1be approach of hurricane '
history of electric refrigeration. Lai|
M fW "httil l lu* \
conditions e u n before the storm
Model M7
cabinet
it takes passengers fr„m railroads. "In. brings un the imuM, . bin |
the
leader in valtlc as well as in number
the year in which
I
'laldalre—<oer
7
c
m
.
■Next should ionic regulation ,,f ,, <,>mie, (ion of a Raid Ri ven , v. bo itselt appe.11- ’ The exact rniiHi-s |
/i. food copacity........ $ 3 1 0
•man died. It real
of
users,
Frigidaire now offers even
ot
hurricanes
arc
unknown.
Even
nmn s right t„ use his own auto max -om * to warn us that tr mldc
MotUI M -9 metal cabinet
It how little most
greater
value
than ever before. Model
MIAMI X K 1VS
mobile, than»a law cmnnelling ei(i iinp' tni'.. The last tvv.. week pre- though radio, at least of the mnn !
I (ialdair* o«*r 9 cu. u. T n r
r *
ninth1 variety, is not one of them. 1
Ii- loud rapacity........Jj»3 y 5
for model and size for size, Frigidslre
z,ns over 21 to travel so
d
d
ie
e
the
Cuhiin
imriiiain
"
e
r
e
i. i i
i*
- -Ti* it m a y la
Ih* ihat <»tisi*rviitioii
tin*
‘ ‘" " l y , . 1'ition to i-'ioi-idn mum | lined to
.1 year b> rail, whether they i i i *ii. kr«|
offers more and costs less than any
(All prices l . o . b. Dayton)
!»y w h at a r c •
iha^ ih*!
hrfm vior
i sect ions and to miles
a peculiar dif- cipalities a,h i-ing
m
b.s
radio
is
one
way
want
to
or
mil
restriction of main tho ""mhfnr.-s.
"
tonus,
Tulcgraph
lines
mishe-■
'in
which
other
electric refrigerator.
And
any
PriskLtre
mar
ba
Jple have in pmc i t j,.s U|1((
1 an gain warning of
What will the inlet-stale c m
thure were many auroras a storm s
,ha ‘ General
when upplied to further bond issues t" abtiolutelv ’ town- .J,,
■I'.llillil
x
Motor*
ckfarrad
parment
plan.
Only in Frigidaire can you get tbs
"•Id dexote them: elves |„ ' " ‘•fee commission do. when flying
correct to say a •aecesrary improvemeuls lest tip ‘ I lie ei,,
.
l*fge food storage space, tho greater
"urug.-ioent ,.f
, „ IUt,n. machines carry passengers across
J ire5" <>r 11 "**'*'•<■ natkmil market f,„ Florida muni, tinted
•be continent in J l hnm> for LT,
ice-making capacity, the finer finish, the quieter operation and tbl
hut it should he *|*al Ii.,mis b.
1'iHale building instead of d 'd l n r - '. T h a t will come.
A A I.I STREET JOURNAL
t;
oil
I
ed,
>s
co
n
ta
in
ed
more proeise engineering and manufacturing standard* of
**'*
going d e e p .. I upo
li
“suite" ih al
Ii
•<> develop
; "■ a li tter ,1 ■*n a northern invent"xwoet.”
Motor*. If you want true Frigidaire value, be •!»« tbstf thaA
out lying distil, ts, (I,,
1
I wc forget. Flotilla gives! July the g„v,
"
inqin,veiin-iit
meat banker that bus bet<n made 1t t , ,
T H E RIVJ-JR Sh minon will lie
~oreduced tinrefrigerator you buy is a genurne Frigidaire.
v !3 w ,f oniincitt assistant public by Hetman A. Dniui presi- o f which, at Hus time Will be III,>r<- harnessed to supply tile free state " • icuantH.a *•'»•'; «,limm-tration ' state taxation ..n pel- cent.
belieficiat
to
n
n
i
urney
t
>'state promoters " d li power, and Homebody will "itlmol need, of a Iran,Ins, tax.i “ No dnifbt >1.,
S huvifK dent Of the Florida State «ham•m* are some of the i
•filling which team
«»d coi,tn i i |,„. thnn 1.. t|u, fM'ople " r i t e a song about “The Turbines a -exeraaec tl»x. a corporation tux. i reasons
, " f ‘ *"mqjepee.
The banker,
prompting Atlantic Coast
r.for Saturday wJu-ii
"• large who will b, Di, ones to “ I Die Shamil I).’’ Ft will be les, a -i»ck transfer tax. tax ,.u
in Kino's sta! unnt:
romantic than “The Bells of Shanmeet Stetson h, wlto lias shown his faith in Flori- pay the bills.
*No hurricane!
i n.ui." but will mean more to In„|, tangibles or un. Income tax
in- or other ti **"t",»ai v setback can im•plain of the Rot- da by the purehutc o, more I bun
. eomfnrt and happiness.
ini and in inj.i h, llUO.It'JOjmO of this s,„t
. 1 ‘Florid: •* l " oho,-rods with ti
bet.tmice tux. It luis three u aVs pair the faith • “
Till .fluffuolla Ave.
....................1
'-• the A.
('. L. in i
"• Mcurt- stnntial prosperltv.
gridiron ijhhj. Ii«* fit"', vsarn pm tii ularly agaipst
<>• * at: ing rnVemie for state pur Florida, It ha>
despite leinuoi'
n " ’‘ h“,^,dr^t,
tho
1 1 1 , 1 ‘ imwer will do more for Ireland
already announced i
excellent referee
ary setbacks that
' *« gasoline tax. occupational
have
caused
.................... .
flurric, during die Past year. In •ball many songs—nnd site already •a\ and ml vulorcm tax on real that the •xteii i\t. program of con- 1
( bums to develop Mibmb.m
H’i i
jm s ( I k * s o n g s .
Ntruction and
amt improvement it now)
|l/do Chief report,: where there is as vet mile t( al'etis
.nwucuoa
•"Dig and personal property.
idenf mm'r'be’’1,' ;' SM,'!‘s,
v«luw that
^jjclit thousand >>u |populatii.n.
burr under w-a> m Floridu will nut
cover
hrdc-r to
Hot with property m Florida be curtailed
b Rut lie shouldn't
Americana should hav
co\»r interests mid
..... ^
PftODVOTl
“
me
is
a
r.iiggcstion
that
merits
i n i; "
^Dioated to be worn,: between $6. tho othr»- i ,," ', sI" Wtfd down. On
ainortiziitton|,,„d quefit of their own
.affecting such n
payment. llM
ser.ous
emiMidcrution
t,y
t)u.
excessive bonding. , British
every
effort
t*tjqn, I f jt were
will |,uv
'')'ory cffort will ■
* ritinu-/ of
it ia be made ,,
.*'’ Hie same effect on tin
1 h
l*ICK WAMJULIN
payers of every Florida city.
At
M -IO .
•“ . • » » — -I ( « ; « » ( . ■ I fixation jn ,,. Drofecta u» v
»h* various I
,'CpuhJ
n o MaffBBlia Ave.’
Mfonnmu- condition
n
the
f or *,.tMfP.£*' ih|*C« year pc.
•lute l-m . *wl « » tw ik i i
in order j **•»•*• guvaooi
S L S : KTrt,
Ami that thev n r a 'J V "
kotild Ih* c
'.‘^Hnble
to p
pro,
,
io
r o , ji sslsstm
. W i n h.uo
I
o "u a doliar, hav- Vida J a Ia u.wf.j
HU*
iug ii_o, qflintpding lod*bj
Nmmu. • « « *s ss* s s s a
!
tha
L
'1!w
L
tri‘n*
I>orUtion!
tided o f
- t e l d a ’s continued 1
LfiL-.i.
‘t i t
.V ,JS*1
m
b\
P*ryV r'tw-’vSXT.’i: i/i
B^fl
nut?
t
•i\y
Bargains in.Ugoj
I
5R—Ixjnl, in Thy presT
, 7bl.i.
, " VI.ietubd
" " V ; 1, ..............
..........
f . fulness of joy; at Thy l i eQ s e t . w ine to i. J t Z i Z
' ' . - 11
mt<,
paving
theBrc are pleasures
^ l0('k y o u r s l o r e s w ith good w a r e s . I’hico o M Vo n r c o n n l e r s 1 " i l l
Ji'piOrtL
an d s h e l v e s new g o o d s bn w h ic h ( h e d ust
t .
' . ^ ' " r b i i» wi.i-r.n the long run
Jwy •—Iti- o----- .
. i to a c c u m u l a t s.-ll i i , , , . . .
.
,l no1
Amen,,,., c .i i ..,,. t ,„.
KSr! fBLAINK
I s till n a v s
..
, K'"'<la al a p r ic e , w h ic h w h ile jf •tn.i.M.-,* ih-.i 'b e i n g r.-Mews
to Antolnt!
I'
l '.^ - . 11 <* l e a s o n a b l e p r o f it , a l s o g i \ c s to t h e I m v e r #1
' " h‘l :‘l"»v to little invent,,rs
not ask you to be
H o n ic t h i,,* r,„ Hi. r n
, Tl „ . „
„ „ ,I J l„. l ! ™ ' . '' I
..................
go wtk'H you kiml,
wit!
" a d , in a wn.\ th a t s h o w s u h a l you |,;»\e io s.-U a n d w h at ■
MtyWljlt.May behind.
4&4U&&1it,
§rcw
-d
WHY A ftrlgi an frnne, made of
paper, should he lo-tter security for
American money (him the cotton
crop « r America is for high finance
i to yaw Itelgiiim «old her $6(1,000,' 000 bond- ui Now Yirrk between
l(* and .Id io yesterday morning I
nt $U(» for ,*i $|(m liotni, So the buy- 1
er gets seven and a half percent
on his money and I lie hunks get
their "rak>* off."
.: i iii .iik ho. O'
|o:uUsing usury,
S K - t t r
................. .
"""
"• «• « - n . , , , . i t le p i a mIo 1
and callitn'
t 'tlierly love, do ,
And
f „ l'o V t a r ‘; ° f ,
^ ' i - a k m g Of i n t e l l i g e n t , .-onsi.st.-iit r a r e - 1, serves wb.r l.i mav get.
'some of |ho> imw “gobbling un"
■ < r ,'s.11.1^ - ^ n<* al ,tl(‘ s a n i , ‘ li m e , b a c k i n g up Iliat a.|- osurioii
loi'ogn lioiuis may not be*
i n g ‘Z V i
.f,.’r « i v * » ? » ‘ h e n .H t.n n e r s o n , , - so happy ....... ..
next little fuss
soon f, I .
|Wn
1 1 !M“sf a<l v e r t i s e n i e n l s in I b e w orld «*«»■** »»» Kurope
L a V
. u 1 lT r Ur
n,MMlls 11 H i m - IS not s o m e t h i n g t a n g i h l e , .
■|,m
»r«- now
an d w o r t h w h ile b a c k o f t h e m . T h e cry o f “ W o l f " m-.v su e l k,rkl,,»r “ ''"“'"I Wall street at $M
f e e d t h e f i r s t t i m e and t h e S|.,o.ii/t l „ , f ^
SU< ‘ t»l»i«s-e ami Worth two Cents a
J
s o A>uctt To
'SMooT aT
(Ceffrrlffht f»3«. hr I t e r Co.)
• "■
^ABCiiifECTiri
Jlrst National RnnbBu
Sanford,
BYQoUrf-l
fear**
l®
RADIO AND THK
tlURRK’ANKS
LADIES’ SILK
|fiF< (il I'll
tnrri:u?<* u.is art
Iflf Tllt'vii^cV , , .
[ CnT M. Fa.Me,,
•hr.a' of <;,o\,.
IfUst- of *.|, , I
j Mill, la., ' .,„
Rreui ('.,
*1 frra,
PR IC ES
SENSIBLE ADVICE
|tnm 1
!'■ m.
I'rver Fast Prints
and Crepes
>
‘12 to ,'lfi inches wide.
Sm all designs. (Juarnnleed* f a s t coitus.
Tw o
dnys. 3 yards for—
to
|Ui. It.
l ll||
•Ii,•rau m
n n ce o f
Inters”
1'lim'd.
i!,*'* In,
DICK WANGELIN
m
F- m. to
|Terror”
|Ls "iiifH "
>'»» in
ft#.OIF-
BOYS’
Four-Piece Suits
T able of Crepe S a tin , -H)
••icin' • wide and heavy
(pfality o f Crept*.
F o r
m erly valued at .$3.50 to
per y a rd ; two days
for—
COTTON AND WOOL
$ 2.95
Blankets
Ladies’ New Fall
Hats
Blanket Sale
$7 50 $ 1 7.
ValueB up to $(*.()•). All
colors.
Thursday
and
Friday.
50 Dozen L ad ies’
days only—
36-INCH
Outing Flannel
Silk Specials
50 ail wool plaid blan
k e ts ; values up to $ 1 2.50
sp ecial—
Phoenix M ake;
day
M0f,i
Wool Suits
{•Hi
liri
l;ix
$ 1.00
LKST WE FORGET
(fom i
MEN’S ALL
Ladies F a ll Coats
$ 19.95
n
m
Specials for Friday Only
Values up to $ 2 ‘M)0. Made plain nnd I'm* ! t iinnic
All sizes. For two tin vs—
fntenls
FrfgidaireOfFers
MotC forTfiSS
Sah
I'''I, |.
I *.l \
> ,.((•
I SM
Dresses
o,
m
$ 1 .0 0 p e r p a ir
L t
to
I
^
MEN’S, LADIES’AND
CHILDREN’S
MEN’S RIBBED
lUnion Suits
1 9
Ka
�*J+.i \*s*j;V*JftggfaCfrilEriflWl1him.•■gwcadterW v-.Viu4u*«•£?lit
•a -
Tf
<V
ongres3l*irddictea 1
^Senator D. U. Fletcher
Mi
’ TPt/^T^i o N ’f e
' OM ^fibAX
|*T=\4m
od
S
R EA D
M A N 'S
i - W
V
• fe iv
f
A U T 0 1 3 I 0 C 3 .R / A P H Y
T fj
,
r
Vi it:
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u
)h
m
NO—IHev
* m e w
PA SS.
' 9 CUFW
-HAEW O E T riV JE
VARC3 t-U S
T IM E ..
ta c fliS # ®
*
.
. • •t
• • - s « V X . ?.
■mev < 5R o u M o eo Okie
OoE’t’ BEFORE THIS OMS
*1
OlOM’t GET WO
■M- fTHE VARpg/
V C (? Y
L IT T L E
op
3 T C
F A M 0 0 5 > M A M / 3 C l F ^ / ’B U T CS-RCL.^x
A ’3 0 ^
F A M O U S M A M 'S C N & M I C E
18—Business Service Offered
iDsIiyI!ertM „ ^
m
--- --- ------- ------- ------- V I
5 8 — Household Goods
w(|| be received
l7jd collector sent
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
<4Tb« Rexall Store*’
We make a specialty qf our prompt
filling of prescriptions and quick
delivery.
D r u g s — Soda — Hot Sandwiches F o r SALK_Om>
■for p s )m «nt’
10c a line
1 8— B u ild in g— C o n tr a c tin g
). B A T E S
t H aT
•>*; iL' v
1
a r e VCKJ.-l
6otM G TCt' o*
■ A fo o t ? *
AUTHC
GROOlOoeD A
P E M A U Z IM 6 TH E M
FO R T W h S TH EV
*6 iD E A6AIM ? /
'ii
liv
.
mg
• *'v#•*> .
OH
ON, 6ct. 28.—(/P)— Rot qualify and vote in oil7 elec
9t)Me of' iln Interview to- tions. Only nhout Silt per cent of
CntVfi paper men, Senator thoso qualified p a it Vipnted in the
TJ. Fletcher of Florida, Inst general clcctii.v ■ The effect
dUptf on noveral aubjects— of this indifference i • indeed farJ thorn the prospect of Demo- reaching und someth\l*K should Ik*
|‘,gaining Control of the next done to overcome it. The average
■eM, the Jack of in tru st «.m AniericiiTi,citizen is keivi nbout the
■ft■•'of votora'to cost their importance of selecting' the right
dij election day, the nt kind of officials to serve’ liim. And
. one of hie_ opponent*
to besides, some nre carried av/ity hv
.....
\1pi, the proposed reduction I i line of political talk --m ostly
ie tntes by Dppiocrnts and 1,‘bunk’, and accept without investiode of Republicans on the gallon what candidates have to
ojcct, and that Democrats sny nhout thernsuvles nnd what
I r t o traders. The Senator’s they would do if elected, it in a
' fa re ns follows:
good plan to investigate close!)• in
kept in cIo»e touch with j to the pnst of thoso who go ui'out
df sentiment throughout •the country blowing their own
[tty and it looks to me lik" horns and ridiculing opponents
'
nre almost certain ! Asked if he had any particular
I .the next Senate and 1 person in mind, Senator Flotc hm •
/'..the House. The Indira- * said: "I have read in the paper.» 1
bik are that a Democratic Sena-1 that there iH n candidate going)
£frtU ;b« elected In Oregon, Arl- j about in my state talking loudly,
‘ TV Missouri, Kentucky, Mary-1 elaborating on his
particular
, Massachusetts, nnd that i virtues nnd attempting to belittle
I n a v e an pven chance to elect u| me. but I am curtain he will not
In Washington,
. ■make any headway by such lue-, ,-’ork anu Ohio, nnd probably ticB for the people of Florida
.'in India na. It is very doubtful know me and they are not even
the •Senate will agree to soni iiequuinteil with him. And then to.i
Smith of Illinois or Vuro of '•itizi-ris of my state me aware of
m - , —iFl/lvnnin, the
ile|.)ibliean the fact that I have served arid wilt
. nominees, should they l>e elccteil, continue to serve them diligently
* t o t the reason that fabulous sums and faithfully, and it seenia tinTi-.Wtt* spent in their primary cam- l.e ersu.y for me to pre’iell from
_j_ pai|ffis to influence votora.
I ho hounetops that I am deeply
tfa
*H5 rt,* r<lled that a grateful for their repeated vot"-:
'
number of our citizens iL> of cenfideiU’e.”
,
■ -
..... Sc • Une
... 7e a line
i on requestrates are for
74— A p a rtm e n ts and
■
u i ---------- ’ _______________—___
-Hanted To Rent.
85—Lots For Sale.
71/2
AT
ff u ifii
90—Automobiles for Sale
ii
....
iur ikji
Airs. Kiln Turner. Phone 477.
"•••.r.un’
2nd s f 0<1;(X .r t rm Ttsn,riI.l.n,::"‘-' U "*Ia?
FI-
191—LegaTNotlctti^
14 GOOD Used Cara .For ^«,r—
Sal
...
c in r v r r
Dodge Sedan; Essex Coac
Coach; Lin- v t i t ' i a' ^ a
coin Touring; Moon Sedan
Sedan; Nash
. ,,,
Loach;
. ■ Cadillac "Roadster
—’—ter; fodillnci
1‘inintfff.
arms and Land For SaleCI
^ r r r ; yo^ s s i s a ^
J ,000.00.
LlM/1
* f _e. .. ino ->nni-e. , L house,* VJ ,'»vm
’ ’NS
ro cn y i i
ri - oai i i
* ' fjfti
l'K- 1 *‘ot
Ducna Vista, I Touring; "Ford* Sedim^ o'nkT.lml
INC> “ corP- ^
fnrm, new
'
'
i
n
flA
l
T
v
p“Ved'
2
Lot8110
n
Urn
*
:
Dveriand
Sedan;
Hud-.
T
in
:
HTATK
O
f Pl>*miDA u £ lP
L L. Roller, n Oak Hill. No reasonable o ffe r ‘ ^0 I . ,^rouS ,uim: Hupmobile. Snn• a s t o ii KAttub,’. n
_ L lJarnt,y . furn‘Hh‘,‘1’ 'r* rooms, b.nth Lnk,,AMunroc. Klnrefused. L URBAN MAY, Dodge J,0/ '1
Co., 117 E. 2nd S t.'
n u il. . „
‘‘ •■'*, »"'r,,Oe».
tOHAY tX F 'F F R E A lC E
UUCATIO*
ngnecy. Phone No a „r jm r,
, Pnono 121.
' .
V> u op p t n
u cA *«o a.
-M iscellan eo u s.
tlon*'
I
H
bring
made
to app«ar to i
frf ivemge length
D o e s t h a t m a k e ?/
C
<
<»irl
(lint
siiininnnN
ail
rrapondsl
uViJAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of
K- Houghton, Lake Mary Fla.
N
^ 'lcry land facing on
Mirti h:m tMM«n hrittufurt ^Miutd
■m.
!
DODGE BROTHERS
FOR SALE
iline.
Tin
and
Sheet
tletal
Work.
, |.’>;U«I to you anil that ,th« Bb'ai
of 30c for
"f s.-minot,, County. Florida. 1
Water and Boat Tanka. At Oak
Dealers
made return, that toe tim i CaBI
Avenue
nnd
Third
Street
Tele
line i» restricted
!
served nwlng to your faU
phone 111.
«ot, Mark Twain; 60 Volumes Jim *
PrlVaU bnth' Seminole I f S c i
a,,OUt ° J *
from
elect officers or appoint aa«
OMETHiWG ELSE
SE L L GOOD USED CARS
diation.
------- Monroe station. *370 cash and
!'•
have
within tho Slate o f If
JU made The SanClassics; 5 I ™
RENT— Furnished T room ,Muf -v,,arly payments of *270 00
TO SELL- TO THE
<>r Seminole County, - an officer- £
IHODGINS
&
COWAN
CO..
Auto
Iwill be responsible
Several
I .iK.-nt upon whom procoaa could bat’
7 Voliirim ‘V|irybody 8 Cyclopedia; ! r * araF ° apartment.
i'Je
■fz£z
Gee each.
...........................
.. Union Ave., Sun- 3 OAK HILL LOTS can be bought
/Vpply H0r»
Cu s t o m e r s .
H.'rvnl and that your officer* m £ f
■incorrect insertion, 1 Radiator and sheet metal works. Method 8
ford.
i
Bargains in
,nt‘SS U w ' C a se lIa in t Store.
Ue
iiK>-ntn a re unknown.
•• .
o
Plain
and
ornamental
sheet
metal
for subsequent
at a price you ennnot afford to i
Used Cars.
S’
JA
'tF
J1
,:.K
O
,a
:’
y«u
A
8
T
o
work. Tel. 71G-W.
207 French
I
office
should
bo
pass
up.
L<K'ateU
on
Geneva
Ave
f- AII.M8, Itic., ii rorporailon, ntm
Prices right,
X G U E S S X CAW
" " “ onable offer ( ’ (2?nJ ? E N T ~ Nit0 unfurnished 4 8 4 — ifou M S FoT^Snin
i«n hefnidant In the iibovn and fo
atcly in case of Avenue.
nue, u paved street, and on Mel•Z^tSL
FAf
reasonable terms.
•mliiK
enusn pending lA the i
flJT E R P R E T T H E S E
styled l ourt nre hereby rea
FOR S A I F
r , ---------------------- - i®«v »e Av«nue. Other lota in this
(W
C r t S S
T o
C O N C L U S I O N )
T H A T
M aJJi,, .'
n, Burroughs adding L h no 15° -W’
PAINTER—DECORATOR
L
vertisfrs
to he (mil nppenr liefore our i
Ihmcni
'7
ro<Mn
stucco |development nro selling for much
R o l e s - — "X’m a
A. B. Riggs, G04 Laurel Ave.
• ircull t ’oiMt «l the Court IlouSi
T R a i Wi W6 '
used • ii T
nt,w' BliBhtly
AL>TO‘e > \o c 2 .RAT:,HY O U G H T TO B C
Jd representative j
Bungalow. Corner Elm Ave., mor« D>an l am asking for these
M
ILLER
O.
PH
ILIPS,
Inc.
used,’
Underwood
Typewriter,
14
Sanford.
Seminole County. F lor
PHONE
803
and Highland St. Must he sold
L A W ST o d e W T /
FO R . T H E W i
on the filh day of [irreinbnr, A. D
imiliar with rates,
a u t o o i o ^ ^ a p h t .
i ,
Each lot can be lwught on terms of
m. carriage.
on! f
weeks
Furniture Refinished
I
i-*:
and
then nu,| mere in .li. . . .
this week, cun !h>
jjificstion will give
“ud cm
*10 m;r
r>er mont
month. Box
vsiii) oo ' I "Y r
bundled with j - ^iv>r a ml defend an action In aa« \rtTU
b”i h - ' N * .M c r iB ™ r £ w i , i r s £ :
Jinformntion. And
Elm Avo. and 13th Street.
’
<•!“Ij . balance to suit pur- ^ ' rare The Herald.
■
‘■'""•V" coininenceil in tMin CourtVAfl
25— Florists.
Automatic Refrigerator, 100-lb
‘ 7,|i lav ..( (moHer. A.
Ley will assist you
<Husee. ph„ne 713.
________
_____________
apncity,
used
one
season,
for
half
Dorn
turn , !S
l o t o f f a Ms w e v ic r s e e aww
PHONE 3
Jour want ad. to
' f ‘ i . L " " ,v" r ,r
,‘ni you
>ou the
tho turn
price.
MARVAMA
BEING
PAVED—
‘STEW
ART
TH
E
FL
O
R
IST
”
,
,
effective.
1
We
are
pleased
Di
announce
that
o f T he g a m e a f t e r th e farst
F
lowers
for
all
occasions.
„ .!7 1'7!'','I !;T' ,,:u ' ’B'* k » kd that
h<;UsM;.
Sanford and
THES’Re]
I hill bio porch rocker, oak; large 1
SANFORD B U C K CO.
ii ivi
' .I "■ l'"t>llshcil tp tho '
J ant n o tic e
McLANDER ARCADE
the paving of the Mnrvnnin Lake
■AMi ' KIi It I-, It Al.l i. a” n r w s p o p o r
smgle rocker, walnut.
j 1 OR RENT.—Apnrtm ent.
COUPEE O F PLA^S OW ACCOUNT OF
AftLuMG (j
212
Magmdir.
Avo.
Phone
781.
j
should
give
their
front property will begin this week.
M»...
: : ,. ". ‘ |.I 1,1, s"of,,r'lHomintJwl/?"
Phone 3t>7
An unusual opportunity t buy
ARGUtWG OVJER S O M E WEO)
I
mui -.t n w e e k fop
tifully
furnished and every lNKUJtoffice address as
Two * 1(1,000 homes have recently
real bargains.
— ------------ ------------ — ------------ I (••in i l l r u n ’.t-rii 1 1 v*> w e e k * .
phono number if
27— Professional Services.
R EGOLATtOW .
I t i ^|r''v'CAi,()\V Five room--, been completed and two more t.INCfH.N — FORI) — FORDSON w it,,c n r Hs. ,,h"
w
If.-,
_Address lh,x OH c Jtr,. ||,.r„id
convenierue. Fin., local mn. Spe(salts. About one
E
d w n r i t Higgins,
l l i i w t n . Inc.
I....
"f ,h« Circuit i
S p e -' nigh elevation. Price $t»2f,o Very homes will he under construction i
Edward
"
.
f
,
,
h
"
Hovenlli
J
u
d
i
c
i
a
l
Clllw.:
L
r
' a thousaad has n EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES,
' "mmerclnl & Palmetto. Phone 331 i ult >if Him S l . i l n o f K ln iltla . In a n d
I 0
| the others can’t
C4 Seed. P lan ts. K c iiiiis rrT ... .......... .
f” r U r t . l» « y if « h
E | ' S
„ S r ..... V *W « within 10 days. Wo have Severn]
f/T, S'-nii,n,i„ C o u n ty , on tlvta t h o
no
kinks,
ono
price,
personal
at1 toNfA tcnviccTme.
very desirable
lots at
u *substantial
! FOR
SAI F -uOne
Onkl..., I touring
»
■ I - ’■tli il.iv of tienlm r, A L> I 9 M
with you unless
--------- ---------- immediately.
lention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. „
(iiMiuiiittf
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#
.
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.
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^
n
t‘
unkhiiKi
t s i a n c d ) VV tv \ v ItlU H T ,
IO\V\Ki? cniM/«
|mKcnunt to any otu* coiitrartinic t<
Lur address,
Phone 849-J.
FOR SAr.K.—Celery plants, corner,1
■ oil u e C i r c u i t C o u r t . | U « .,
car, *350, terms if desired, at
siniVi
•
1
'
—
Will
|
built!
a
home
there.
We
tie*
elilti
Ju d lelilI c t r c u “
nuance MUST be
Hudgins and Cowan, Sheet Metal
Geiiova and Benrdnll Ave. W. A. ,{CSK COURT APARTMENTS
H
o r l il n . In and f o r
,S,‘"
™
"
ix
House
having
sire
the
whole
or
part
L
c
service
.
S'. J. NIX
Adums.
^ at The Sanford
all
Hole i o . i n l y .
1 uiodern conveniences.
Only of two persons of selling ability. Works. 207 French Ave.
Attorney and Counaellor at Law
kor by letter. TeleC u ll 77SJ-J.
l\ It.KXlN, Mill SI |( l l . n c t l A DOYIi
,-ash
required.
Balunco
Att..rni>>H
for idalntlff.
300 E ast F irst S tre e t
■tinuances are not
. r WASHINGTON, Oct. 28. - 1.•?*»-••mat*
Fl-OWER
PLA N TS;—C'ulonduln,
w h a t b ec a m e o f i n « r
I m a d e so m eth ing A f
*><’•. 21. Nov. 4 - 1 1- 1 8 -1 6 .
monthly. W. B. K. care Herald.
S e r v e s T oo r i g h t fo p
■['■The F e d e ra l
Power Ounmiraain
snap
dragon,
cnrnntion
and
other
BK j BASKET or GRAPES
EVERYTHING'S,
ODTA THeM, MOM T akin g m v g r a p e s - r
TR Y CHIROPRACTIC
t Phone >
.. i
ilFluu.granted to K. L. Iliii and C. J„
x. h a d im “m e
X..r ’
nniple.
U. S. L. Batteries,
garden urintialH. For immetlintu or
BCTCHA CAM'T
h o p s voo l o s s
MOM—TflAT WAtl IPrctnpt - Efficient
I M ,’! ' KU1‘N' STUCCO BUNGALOW
Adjustments for that stubborn [ future j^ U n g Mw " " T i n
ttgpfhcfer a preliminary permit for
K it c h e n
G C 6 S 5 WHAT
Distributors Ciinndler
1\ T i l R C O I 'I I T OK . T U B C O U N T Y
'U
i
his
bungalow
has
large
livlmr
WATER Hfi fc'trv:i I*
i cough or cold .It will work wontl- Phone 7UH |. " ‘ Jon‘ s
j i ' im ik ,
.K i i n o i .n
c o u n ty .
ctwo yeapt for the purpose of inCommercial
Avcnuo
'
'Hning
room,
:i
|„.,j
roonu,
r Rtewi
STATE OK PLOBIDA,
JW
J eis.
Phone 182-J for appointment.1--------- -------PjJTtfpgdting a proposed powi r pro.
IN I’llOn ATB
j
; S , 7 , “ 'hi breakfast nook, hard- ONE dandy rot, just off p„p|ar
Found.
In
rn
t
h
e
R
s
t
a
t
o
o
f
:
:
Ave..
and
2nd.
v.itl
sacrifice
fo*■
on the Suwnnce nnd St. Mary's
BE SU RE nnd sen the new custom
ft,'’ ,',t n 'M,rs
living room „„d din•
"*cD~ * rt> ,sl N*11 ,s —SgoclHla at the .stare.: |— — ------------ - ----------It K. T K I . F O I l l * . Dnconaed.
uuu’k sale
W. I.. Harvey, |i„N
built Studebnkers
A in F I orida ami Ucoigui. The
rin- Stale Highway ( ’omtnisson
F IN A L N O TICE
• r fr a
oJolf.
,
.
,
H*
liK
N
T
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r.n>i.h-1
J
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SJC
SAN
J
UAN
GARAGE
black
leather
suit
r. ^permit doea not authorize coiislrue* has notified the City Commission
NotIcn It lt.Tt.|iy ( l iv e n that th«
;
'.l
upiirtmrnt.
All
<-iiv.-tiinKM
.'
.I*ya.
n
i.k
,
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,
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V
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.
illiileiNIKIlctl
will,
rt.l
th
e
n
t
h
d
ay
iriday, h .•t w e e n : <12— H elp IVTinted— F e m a le
btit given the applicatili prior- that State Itoad No. ;t, which is
ELECTRIC
ELECTRIC!
I left’o ilier. A. l>. I9SI. presant to tfeO^’Vji
I‘
U<’s t H ir st S t . P h o n e 2 0 7 .
d re ss O w n e r, c a r e H erald
'
' " i ’ o ° l iir L’i’ l o t s f m i n g
east
„„
DODGE
■itatiim (Kid Like
U Ity in ense the commisHion deciiles the Dixie Highway, ran not be
llintorttlili' C o u n ty J o t l g o o f H enitno la-WiV
I~ -------------------------- ------ ------------------- --------------------------------------------------- 1________ J
Ni* ii fo rd A v e .. will m >|| n t b arPleasure
cars
and
Graham
Trucks
< "tin ly , Kliirliln. hla f i n a l r a t u r n , . gyfi
return to Herald U ANTED— Ono counter girl. Lu
H ;; upyn'nvcatJgatioii that the project mad- 21 fret wide with state nid,
Elm nnd 13th St.
Phone 3 •‘ •■count nnd vm iclicra na A d m in * '
ll'd h Cafeteria.
feasible and .that a license it \uii revealed today.
Conie
in
and
see
our
linn
of
.°r t h * Dalnto o f H. K. T E L - . .
/B
^ *
H )ltl> . (Iccennrtl, nnd a t aald t l m o c i .
—huld bo grunted.
•
Electrical Appliunccs
I’ OR SA LE —Ford sedan. F irst then mu! t h e r e , m n k o a p p l i c a t i o n t o ’-The City Commission origilinliy
shell rim glasses, . ■!(>• -S itu a tio n W a n ted F e m a le
plan to be investigated conclass condition. Owneer leaving t ho an til J u d g e fo r n f i n a l n o t t l a m a n l
I
...........
agreed
to
havo
the
road
made
.'(0
olia
Avcinic
und
,_____________
o f ,h l#" a d in lrila lr u tlo n o f aald a ^ t a t t f c - ^
the creation of a large
I’ercolntop. Irons, Waffle
town.
217 W. Highland St.
and f«ir nn order (llschnralnr h
* r-i “ 1lg# reservoir in Okefcnokee feet wide in compliance with the
Reward. Return E X P E R T Stenographer will make
■*I,000
under
what
I
think
it
m
such
Aitmlnlatrator.
Irons, [Roasters, etc.
ATTRACTIVE r o o m e ^ ' ^ T f ^ ' T " U,‘ ,S T " Ii'Y PAY R E N T ? wurtli. Need the money to protect
Uuicd thin tlia ltth day of OotO«>
9^ in.which both rivers have state highway requirements, hut
rr:--.
I appointments to handle your
*stores
----- or office,
**■
SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
her, A. 1». 1026.
at park Ave ! . 'i on can
''nn huy two furnished other investments and will sell
|r source, by the construction of tl i.; width wan cut to 21 feel Inter
Iextra work. Mornings preferred
THE UAI.fi HARDWARE
INC.
Ii F. W I I I T N K R ,
iS
and
Commercial
Street.
W
M
»»<l
one
store
building
on
after
A.
I’.
Connelly,
a
property
As A<1ntit>Imirntor of the estata a4d*
, Gold ling with ( Phono 81)7-\V.
, and nbout 40 miles of rnrththis property cheap on that nc203 Oak Avo.
Young,
Owner,
208
Park
Ave.
'
j
V’1
«
1
J
210
f„r
*4500.00.
Terms.
it.
1
C
.
TF.t.FOUD,
.P''
land two diamonds. I------------------------- -------------- ---------t
Ml| tho construction of two owner of land which nbuls the pro
Phono 41
count. Only u small rush payment
. ••irfSx
—
-----------------------------—
; V , , : ,y T h u n i m n n u i n v e l l o r , o w n e r ,
Of
N. ( - 1 1-18-15. Da
,ln the St. Mary's river, one posed improvement on South Park
|m to Telephone o f - ; 3 7 — S itu a tio n W a n te d iWale. 66— W a n te d — to Huy.
is
required
on
this
deal.
Box
105
/i — H o u ses fo r K e n t.
D ixie H ig h w ay . W e s t F i r s t S t r e e t .
earn The Herald.
lljtk ln lty of Trail Ilidgc, nnd Avenue, has asked that the high
ii
F i n i . l f I , AND S A L K
’fl
JIUPH—MAKMONS
‘WT near Traders Hill located way ho made the sumo width in the
Oisrs by nca (tcr.Ycr nc
I I H I 'A I I T M K N T O F 'I’l l i : I N T R R I O m * i
CA RPEN TER nnd General repair * BUY. pay cash for second-hand' FOR RENT.—Seven room l,,
^ Sanford Automobile Co.
SMALL
BUNGALOW.
Located
stretch
to
he
improved
as
it
is
Ixit
2(1,
Franklin
U.
S.
I.AND
tih’KICfi
H
E1
h e a d of navigation; ami tho
2015 Magnolia Ave.
phone 137
work of all kinds done. W ork! pian0B- Address Box 362.
j *30 ,,er month. Address V
>'
clo se III on paved street.
Can
•tiilnravllln. Fin.,
• i- .
t iOd n£ ttro more dnmr in north of Franklin Street. Thin ir
ler please return to guaranteed nt.
nt reasonable
reasonablo price.
-----------------h< bought on easy terms. Prico
Oet. 9, 1920.
' ! A>
„ ____ — _____
„
;--------- -|cnre Herald.
N O T I C K Is ti e r * b y *lven that, a a A',vf!
. .
.luwnnce rivrr, one n the v:ri- the stef'is ouii of the proposed imMnn office.
. <N,1I or write J . R. Houghton, I-uke fi7— R o om s Wl l h H oard.
Terms almost
UltI’ctml
by
M
ih Commlaaloiuir of t h e 7; ’
White Rprlnfy and 'i*- *•: *i- pro,-ei.ii it today, the eity records
•li-nrrnl I.und Office,
under pro*’*iL?‘
rented
ii is
men for *15 !; X< FI-I-ENT BUY IN HOMES, i
I'O.R RENT- 5 it.... . furnished Tin house- is now
NASH
reveal.
♦r near Bra ii ford,
\Ih|iiiis of Her. 1450. It. H., purauant .* ’
|Siiiion.H _ H e - -----------------------r o o m s with „r without
c.R&ooo*,'
wa^ SocH a crowd ^
"io.itlily and in tho white. brings
will
' n “,m
in F'lgcvvood, 3
f
Leads the world in motor e n r value. t" lln> uiiplleatlon of Clarenca r ’-.-ij
meals.
huus,*
on
Sanford
Ave.,
cunOtsowotttw
k/ Th‘d plan involve the < tru •
AT the TooT9Av\ 6AMT TvAt^ AT tWMOOW
Mr. Ci jin ||y ■ayn h“ in for all
107 W. 3rd St.
roop|y,. dining room. Ijvjng rooip.
lim ’d, Hcrinl No. 02092(1, I will off«
COMOOCT AT 6 Y o cnB A W L SA M t ------D W Y .O N t
>
‘I8— Hus'ne.-w O p p o rtu n itie s
^
- itWMY-YOOM TW' VWST
SMITH MOTORS CO
jvenient to school. *75.01) per *"’R- Box 102 ci'M The Hefftld.
\K).AMYTVMt
1 99A
-r/-»
a
ovtc.
t t T'DAY
-t S aw iWWOttwT
,uvn
rt DAS
WoCtHvO
JrlMAVLY
t D A L L Y 6ooT
o T IK)
. A U Y T \ F )t \
A V^v\ . T
tlo n .o f n powi i* hmi.'.i' at cm ti (,f needed puhli'- improvomontu hut
ut public aalo, to the h l g h a a t b l*
O V k't A
^TDfri-LY.M Ao TO
T©RC£JTO &A1M AOOV)t tire
\vJS u
‘Xti.H
kitclicn
and
hatfi.
Also
flout
and
I
month.
Phono
713.
Y o o T B A L L G A K f c . — •A - N - Y fa
der. but at uot lama than tLM I
MVTTAUCt IMTO T H t
L TRIM ( 0
ALL. BAN66D OP V9DVT
'f!, , thd dantr., and the ut i'i/i.l >:a <f (he that i< ji riot rciiMi.ialih- to widen
WADIOM
"<’re. at 10 o’clock A. M* on I h i ’ l
T -Z»d^ss7 new I R o 9 M IN MODERN Private homt I-------- ------------- ---------------------------- FOR SA LE.— I 4-room house and
wwwiy rPAYING
a i i i v u Zbusiness,
TA OAHt-YOO tA01»T ___/ ,
car. not the owner." GOOD
|
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V
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U
T
O
H
O
n
iL
B
nE.WERS-TlT^
t'■
eu
r ,k
m s.
developed power for npld r utility tho width of I'uil; Avenue, which
dny of Decemtier, 1915, n ex U a t’li
T
stock
of
goods,
ju
st
opened
up
n
wl
wilhHUt
board.
1031
FOR
RENT.—5
room
house
Phone
-f,ar,lK'‘''
57(,0•
(,(,•
I
3-room
house
NOTVjfe
-----~ .1 L -I
I /or estimates.
want to xell your used c a n , ad o f f ic e , the foltowlns trncl-nf Ian
• purposes.
The estinnt.d power hi the couti of tin’ liivi. Highway
1 in Goldsboro near the A. C L | D,,vcy Winjtoii Apts. 14th and | 3512.
' v'u l (?«rage, *fi()».0(), or both for
Hce. 21. lilts 10 nnd II,’ ■ad?*A
wf<|
RADFORD
vertise daily on tho classified page Lol T3. 20
^'eapacity i t the project is
It. ii K., Tall. Mat
4
\
in the eiiy limits, ut
point In the
trtw t:
! 'It. it.
13th “Street,
Price
' auuu.
$a00.'(f!lnfonl
AVC'
i>--------- Z —-———
. _ _ _ -------—
_________ ___
_ ■^*-’00.
Will
furnish’ deed witlt 5 room home in Edge wood, 2 bed !-------------—■
;
“
vet,
i
rice
;
___
____
,
,
,
.
rim
Huh,
w
ill
,u>(
in,
kept
open,
horsepower nr.d the ult inute in outlying and sparsely nettled mv
. UL( AN I ZING j Reason for selling on account of irnnxfQ
,5
‘
'
|hOR REN’I*. —5 room house furn- !*,
’ '■I 1-2 miles out on Dixie room.-, living ,-oom. dinning room, t FDR SA LE.— I Ton Ford Truck li" t w ill by ilc e ln rc d cloned what, "-•a
i giUlcd capacity w.iuM lie uroutul thin of the city and put tin- burden
Apply (108 U. nMi.'se
^ l (ireHeiit ut tli.- Imur nnniatl ' ’
Brits Heights. Walter kitclie:i nnd b»ln. Price *<5250.00., almost new.
.ant'd lilildiua
T in, peraou >v ?
B - 8 0 , 0 0 0 horsepower.
1trn ,s’
j Hughey.
■u t u S , "
Reasoiioble reStJ’
l^ e o ln Hofei. , n i i k - s l t West Fi'rst^Sl. I,nm,‘' “ V i l g h ? ' ‘
on the property owner.
I u n i).lug Uni h l s h c s t Md will Tu*
3
/V
' _____________ ____________________________ 1 ’i " * r.’*l
to
lin htcilin toiy
puy, d ia l)
’i*he highway department will
...... ....................................
ri
6 8 — R o om s W H h ou l Hoard
llmrlce O ffered 10— M on ey to L oon
4 room house with II acres good MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people1“'A ny'U ^m ch.lm ln,: adyernaly
Cbunty Agricultural hear the cost of tin improvement
•__________________ _______________ |F <™ RENT.—One 4 room b.mga-^ViH buv * T ° ^
..................................
,
i i i ms land, only
If, minutes ridel uro interested in Florida. Reach nl»'iv«-demTil.«,l liin.l ■.iL udvla«ai.
the extent of IK feet wide for
r . J e nt Applications to to
from
Sanford.
A
real b,,y
bttv at (them {hri>u«
through
classified <
add
in ,V
-o h” —
miu in
imn
i Vir"
i»r X
i
.1r‘mnl J H v S t s U,V n n n<MrW ^
«>u«jral.»w at ..‘"prie^'iTr.OO T d e J ' ['" ''L
A rc',‘
“a UasHified"ndd"i„
, '‘t'blr'umn' d ^ U n u W
f Jo!?,,R ‘wi/aro
NS— Money available at 7 per F wRhR bnIi h 7 , DeM,rn,tk'
one half miles within the city lim
with bath in private family at I
' 's l >t’
Iactual, present duv value Mu,,,,,,. WOOO.OO, Terms.
(the
Mnnm,.t,Wn
p
o s t Six .........
for
»«i*
'
n
1
cent.
Close
in
property.
A.
P.
the
Morgantown
POST.
cents
for
f-ife
Considered
Nov.
3
its, it is snid.
ir phone.
mf ohmi : t.\ r n o j* .
018 Elm Call 321-W
! i.v»t» n...n.m ...
needs money
and on this M
account
m
REALTY CO..
fa y ' * 11 ,
______
Connelly & Sons.
a
work
for
six
consecutive
issues.
,
.
•
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V
X
U
U
IK
103
Iti'Klst >r
j
RENT.—Six room house, renwill sacrifice.
Two lied
rooms, din- Tel 732. 311 First Nut. Bk. Bldg
a
■> ............
* wu wn rooms,
am
7 . •Applicants for the |u>Hition nf
SANFORD. FLA.
FOR RENT. Single and double I c J Z l E ^ m l ^ i n a APPl>
’
’ mg room, living room and kitchen.
* furniture Co. 4B— F ou H ry and S u p p lie s
v o t i r k
o f
i : i. r. •• t i o x
t>gr(cultural agent of Seminole
room, twin beds, next to bath,
V an‘‘ ’Sons'
____ _ . Double garage, etc. Price if sold R E A L E S T A T E - INSURANCE
Hnt Street
,
.iW
,
,
J
’
;
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l,AH;
T
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lststm
-e
o
f
1925.
u n d e r tho C o n s t i t u t i o n o f
eounty will he considered by tle>
hot
water,
5
minutes
from
P.
O.
WANTED.— 100 young hens W. F,
full line
*7500 with u,,,y
only *1500 ensn
cash
of tl,i) S tiiii. of h lorlila, <H,] loins U n c o
Jo in t
lleso lu llo tis
prenos.,»t%.'1l->*
FOR RENT. — n room Stucco at once,
i IV'’ T’”*'’'
„ County Commissiornri at
the
Phono
571-J.
(lin
e,ill,u
euts
to
Hie
C
o
n
s
t
i
t
u
t
i
o
n
o
f
(
h
e
H
t*ie of F l o r i d a anil ttie s e ' j j a . '.W
^ n*ht. ( ash or I Shirley, Rt. “A” Sanford, B ix
Bungalow,
Palmetto
Ave
and
,
bllla,ncc
0,1
sn,n11
nMHithly
w o rn „K reed to by a v o te of t h r e e - f l f i l i s . f ,.11 tlio m e m b e r s e l e o M
. November meeting, Nov. :i. A
but your business, [ 170-F,
<uty St. *75.00 per month no. *,ny,n«”ts; |, wp_a postal card t.,
n o u m ; t h a t th«* YotoN on Hiiitl J o i n t lt»*5'ihit|i »id4 w i t h H i t f f f i ] Ubtlftr
, number of application* have boon
FOR RENT.— 1 largxs furnished
thwlr
ro apectlv o J o u r n a l s , u l i l i th e y«*n« ami nnva l ^ r n r i i ai„ tho y did
u" ' me and I shall' be Vlnd to^'show ,
furnished.
Phone
713.
d e t e r m i n e and d ir e c t t b n t Ib e said J o i n t It-so tu M , ri». , . r s n i.n ilttM j t o thiiDv?*
received, John Mcisch, chairman o i
ClWf. PY MCA JfWVICt. Hoc
bed room. 018 Ouk.
r*|e Co., general 63— H uildinff M a te r ia ls
!>ou
tho
property.
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right
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e l e c t o r s of t ile S t a l e nt tlie •ieliernl F.lertl-'i, In N o v e m b e r I92«
Wie hoard, said today.
sidewalks, b u ild -_________________ _________________
i
W E S T PALM BEACH, Flu.. Oct.
. .,NO'V’ T M F I t lO F O It 14. I, II. Cl.A V c n v U M U t l * . S e c r o t u r y o f B t o f * '
o
f t lie S t a t e of F l o r i d a , do h e r e b y g i v e no lle,, t h a t a
°
hV
chairman said it wn* not 28.—(/Pi— loncrn or John W. Mar
S L
on mxen J. It. YELLOW PINE LUMBER for sale. I'I It ST floor front room, twin beds, 7 8 - O f n ™ anu O n S H ^ ' ' . . t X j « 2 J S r " ' K
I
SALE
(lit
EXCHANGE.—6
acres
afSi'i , OOttrin that the hoard would np- tin fonnallv opened tin* three day
rVefffi
iiK \ i:iM i, K L n r T in x
also single room, hot water. 312
Framing— Sheathing— Siding— W. 4th St.
O FFICE FOR R E N T —la Mnsch
| in village of Osteen, 2 blocks w i n be held In e a c h c o u n t y In F ' o t l d . i on T u e s d a y n e x t s u c c e e d i n g thV.
B R ’J point nu agent next week. The everglade.! drainage and le lnmi,
.....
F a r i n g and Finish, delivered in
Bldg
Apply A. P Connc’iy &
it
from school, twenty lots surveyed f i r s t Monday In N o v e m b e r . A. I> 1920, th o said T u e s d a y b e i n g t h a
^ ‘F yOQipt) jua not had an agricultural •ion conference hero today before
hons, Magnolia nnd 2nd.
MKCOMI D A Y OK .N O Y K I II Ililt
I*' (Rrniriiig ami ‘S nnford flnd vicinity at a price
land
staked.
All
high
and
dry.
L.
,
...
,
1
sihee the lesignation of It. nil ussnihly of 500 farmers, pioniRENT.— Furnished rooms.
k* ri'5 for (inun[)t ' guaranteed to bo a saving to you. I' O R
B
lo n d next
n e x t to K|>ring
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Bland,
! *,• Whltner, J r , who i|nil to hjcome inent state officials, engineer, and
1 i r s t u m o n ilm o n ts to lliu C o u s t l t u l l o a of lint .St;,,,' of |.’ h,iiil.t, v>4 :
Gentlemen
preferred. Refer 80— A— R eal E s ta te D irectory
|Vermont Lumber Co., Osteen, Fla. ences required. 807 Magnolia.
Street.
’ asaoclnted with n hull, firm.
others interested in South Florida’:,
Phono 4802.
A J O I N T I lK S O L U T I O N P r o p o s i n g nn A m e n d m e n t to He. tlo n 9 o f Artlot* ’d
^ oveT1,*M3r meeting i » heiiijr hinterland.
IF YOU have well located residence
i. 1 ^ 1 ,,f t h e C o n s t i t u t i o n o f th e S t a t e „ f I ’l,o Ida, K e la l I-,.; to E d u c a t i o n ? ’ «
W ILL TRADE a couple well locat Ho
69*—Rooms
for
Housekeeping
., '.N 4 on Wednesday lsc nme of the
It lie s ,liv e d by l h « L e g i s l a t u r e i f th e M u , ,,f 1. 1„, (,|..
1^.
At the outset, 2‘5 npokesmeu n o
lot, put cash price on it. Sen
ed residential lots, on paved
cpngroaslonal, state ami rouelv i c ’-ent ing eveigliulcH sub-druiiiug*’
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S. W. Bradford, 518 1st Nat’l Bank
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|»<^tlons on Tuesday.
FOR RENT~— Furnished bedrooms, Bldg.
STUCCO BUNGALOW
districts, communities and varied
Phone G18.
What have you? Box 10(» care s a m e Is h e re b y a g r e e d to unit ahull 1,o s u b m it t e d to (lie E l e c t o r s o f t h *
also rooms suitable for light
Located on corner in Sanford ! The
1’itep’stc in this section of the. st.ilv
•State a t the t l e n e r a l K lev tlo n o f Ite p r o s e u t iit lv e a In 10 26, fur np p ro v a l o r ’ ’
Herald.
houaekeeping. 914 Myrtle Ave.
r e je c t i o n .
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Heights,
5
rooms,
well
constructed,
(
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placiil their names on record for
Concert Will
M if, ALL A FOX, Rea) estate in
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5
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thla •
vestments.
Best
buys
are
among
ai live participation in (|,e 1(,„.
largo
living
room,
dining
room,
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A r t i c l e th e C o u n ty S c h o o l F u n d s h a l l c o n s i s t o f t h e p r o p o r t io n o f t h # . ■
TWO nice furnished housekeeping our listings. Phono 746.
Be Given Tonight lei ’lice proceedings to systematize
kitchen, two l„ d rooms, bath, with | _ _ _ _ _
* ° r ba,<!
I n t e r e s t o f lliu S t u t o S c h o o l F u n d and o f th e ono mill S t a t e t u x a p p o r t i o n * J
rooms. First floor. All con
tin* nperutioiiu.
shower, electric range and water I veil t v « k NIP» i t
„ i~7i
i i oil to th e c o u n ty , nil r a p l t n t t o n t n x e s c o l l e c t e d w i t h i n th e c o u n t y a n d a i l '
heater, all
nil improvements.
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n
.....„ i' w u .i.L V K N K il'T nnd Overland. a p p r o p r i a t i o n s by t h e L e g i s l a t u r e w h ic h sh a ll w ith a l l o t h e r C o u n t y BohotM,
veniences; 312 E. 6th St.
S E E R. C. TISDA LE for good buys heater,
, ‘ 2 ,'^ xo M,,niciP**l hand tonight will
Owner
'I lie drainagu discusslun was de
•
I’ un d s oe
ho iiii|,orii,,neii
a p p o r t i o n e d and dlalrlbutrd
d i s t r i b u t e d na may l,u
hu provided
pro v id e d by UW
l a v i“ —* *
F and M. Motor Co.,
in Real Estate, 236 Meisch Build living in North Curolina and will
« ,fi j “ conco,t ,,f B* numbers, in voted almost entirely to
nuaIi be (lluburiiwl‘ 'by tho County'
Honnl ”*»f Public Iniftruotion s o l’ e ’l y
' --------------at
an
Park
und
Commercial
ing,
tho nijnp<»rt nncl tiid
of
free
achooln. Provided,
t h a t st
pluding, o mnn h, "The Detroiter.” ...i
. liitoimncM
.
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sell uqdor market value in order
nppm
review by Governor
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Imi iiiiuid
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CHRYSLER
HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, INC.
lu lu rn .
.
.. Detroit, Midi., who is „
i , . itin of the everglades drainage
*8,000
CHAS. T. FU LLER MOTOR CO
preparatory to rec,gve«l
Real Estate and
AF” - Wurt Warner of Simford problem,
''
with only *5UII cash and balance Sanford Avo. nt 10th St. Phone 092 A J O I N T I t K R O L F T I O N F r o n o a m g uii n m e n d m e n t t o A r t i c l e V o f l h * >
INSURANCE BROKERS
instruilions for the future control I
< o n a t l l o l l u u of F l o r i d a . I t e l u l l n g to th e J u d i c i a r y D e p a r t m e n t . t O 'f c a f o
' S ? * Wn.rnor „ presented J , mt>1,|,
monthly.
K n o w n us S e c t i o n 41 o f s a id A r t i c l e .
*
^liH nfltclii, band mast<*r, with ;i of the buck country waters. With
USED
CAR
EXCHANGE
Box
10!
care
The
Sanford
flcruld.
B o It Ite so lv e il bv tb o L e g i s l a t u r e o f t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a :
• ’ ';’r <)ARI
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH,
him were the other members „|
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CORNER
PARK
AND
SECOND
^*!.9 pwnh and it v.ill hi*
. . . T J " U ,Uo f o l l o w i n g a m e n d m e n t to A r t i c l e V o f t h e C o n e t l t u t l o a
’ "TUB LOT KINO”
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G. W. WANSLEY. Manager
number on tonight*,,
306 First National Bank Bldg.
h e r e b y a g r e e d to. amt sh a ll be s u b m i t t e d to t h e e l e c t o r s o f t h a flti
In Central Park. The pro- slon, including J It, Johnson, at
F l o r'ii
i d a a t th e ,,u*
n e x t1 aviMuai
general H
..le
c tio
n , t o on
bo neia
held on
on m
t hee riret
first Tuesday
It:
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general;
com
JE W E T T AND PAGE
the first Kfonduy
In November,
1928. F..ee
for a
ra.iK
tifica
tio n or rojecUom
follows:
I terney
. ' ...........■
•, Nulhan Mayo, nun
C.
M®cUon
4
4
The
Chief
Ju
stice
of
the
Supreme
C
ourt
o7 the 8 t a * I
R IV E’S GARAGE
irch — Tho Detroiter _ c T
, Iom‘r "f A«rtcultur®; arid Join,
Flo rid a shull be eelocled by the J u s t i c e th ereo f a t the comm in#
'
Sanford Dealer
ipoop,
' ‘ ' Lu" ,nR.
treasurer; Erne;.i
» / >»*’ . » n 4
208 W. 1st St.
Phone 617 twothyeara th e r e a f te r .1" * t,up^6,n• Court ,n th *
^vMqttc - I „ a Moonlit^Ga. - 1 n0M' r ‘, m >, t r , , l l « r .
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A JO INT RESOLUTION' Proposing nu Amendment to Section H o t .
J^ K in *.
/ H fcvJE. V o 0
F IC T JP H
•0O6K , EN TttClD
ig { U * ht> *" , h ” Conetltutlon of the S ta te of F l a r
•PBPT ,
m.
Trot — ^ nu Gotta Know Robert Jones Still
ft‘HT SHowtoUy G E O R G E McMANUS
!Llf
In heritance. Disposition end Enjoym
of P ro p erty In the S ta te of F lo rid a by fo r e ig n e r s .
y
ut* ftl\_ ‘D a y —
L«vu — Hurry Warren.
th e.
" m t j.
NO
In th e County Jail
- VOOnLO’5»
V i o K O t « L iH A T 'S H
’ig1..
— Who (from inuaical
oomedy Sunny) — Kern.
*
WHOM ( r ?
LtVQvorturo — Poet und Peasant —
hailing to raise a bond of $2,000
>pe.
;
Robert Janes, automobile sales
..hcD, , ' mtermlnuion
man, charged with embezzling an
Deacriptive — Nigger in the automobile, was still in tho county
jnil this morning.
^ (^ r o n a .
— Lovdnborj;.
W w tJon — Faust —Gounod.
Jones was arrested early Sunday
r ^TVpmboe Smoar Ln.vnus Tr«m- morning in Ln celuftd on the coni- ,
Ao m
Filmoro.
S t S ! : , . ^ ' j - a . a s . - B - ' . i j F a i i *5ft.’K r ‘S*,» i ‘« g E a
plaint of R. M. Abercombie, Snn-1
.»>h^ rf»«Y» rt>ower'To
regu
»wer to
limit,
and « '
* limit,
W
'MIW “reguiata
IP
j i f a r c i i — Soinpre
Fideles
disposition, possession
ford merchant, who told police that i
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Iftthem — Tig. •tnr Spangled he hud given the car to Jones for
tul
of
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proT
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tha purpose of demonstrating it
iar — Key.
to a prospect and with the under
} tho canvasjx jlec^s^atlon^nilUr,eturns*Thereof,^sha?|M«,,
standing that it would be returned
w jfy 09* * 4 fpJd or ailv«r
6'clock Saturday . night.
f J W « « o f U * automo.
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yonea was arrioUd about
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G en eral C o n tra cto r
800 W e st F ir s t S tr e e t
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H afay H oudini N ot
Expected to Live
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29
7T926
i n - ( ) d - “ !! ; r (/P)
southern
Illin o is
toiluv womlei'etl w h ltt
m„ve waul' I !>*• in t h e
Idenmn* liali" ii o f n n iiii* B i r g e r
between
Iton fact unis. "'DO i e irrcnt 'h a l t a i l S liellC „f the le n d e r s h a d
visit a sick brother in
lSand dial do- it her of thu
ill at Ins hniiie in East
Finding of Trunk Believed lo
lie Properly of Ormi.slou is
Creating More A ttention us
Case Has Gone lo the Judge
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tr«r
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Ten Pages Today
’Tenshun—Marie of Roumania!‘
Malt Is Charged
With Selling Wives
•of Town Enters
troversv W henjTO
n,
,
' v
~ DETROIT, Oct.
lu rry Houdini has hut a dim
bunco for rdpovcry from an ill
. ifisa with winch |io wnp stricken
luring it performative here last
.rigndhy night- He in su ffering
f r o ni slrepeocciis peritonitis®
jvljich developed a f te r tho oporiliop for apjwiulieitiH Sunday.
The crisis of his condition is
expected within the next 24 to
IS liourt.
A IxiLjutin issued
from his bedside today suid
Houdini had " a very restless
lig h t with u m oderate elevation
it pidse and tem p e ra tu re ihis
morning.
| NEW LIGHT SAID
g g TH RO W N
ues,ed Leave ON AIMER’S CASE
•
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Am*-i tea’.-. lino-d, the rr.M-k cadet curp- at tin- f . S. Military Ac; Ii-iny, in full i!n ■; uniform and perfi-M rank ami file, silently :-iilule
C'l- i n M:u .«• d' •ini- In r c. i1 i i Wi-*t Pnim. N. t
Wi.li I,is right h.i-- i| ■vii-mli it i I'. p.uliiT (let.eru! Mci •> !'• Stewart,, Mii'.'-rinli-iidiiit "I
t ill- ill mil 111v. li l l i r i| I.m i ;>|,d till* C jlli'i'll is I 'l i n . . \ ii .la-i w 'll.i il|i •*i • inti' li tin -1 iiiicti it-d ill the «Mil..yii ul fivers than hi;, nml her.
Ituin Nii'-amcd down upon Ijiurn iinil I'ailet-; niil.i-.
fjRW YORK, Oct. 29 --(/PI—
Charles Kirlreas, indicted by *»
fcdurnl grand jury in Brooklyn
today for using tho mails to de
fraud in advertising *for wivri.
is alleged U- have muriiod five
women in M \nontliR and to
have obtained trom them dow
ries totaling *11,000. lie al
ready had a wife nml two chil
dren living in U U iunuia,*ac
cording to federal officials.
Two women who were victims
of Kirlm as’ alleged wh(de.n»le
m arrying appeared against him
when ho wus arraigned before
11 United States commissioner.
They were Vera Marcokonis
and Mrs. Anna I'upuadnqus, a
widow with two children, who
said K limits liad received from
them *4,0U0 and *2,000, reapcctiv*dy, as dowries. The form
er was living with Ktiltpus in
Huston when he wus arrested.
C | h >> *
lerdi
Ait,
• I .*
Governor
E o tew _
West Palm
Scene of Coitf<
Which Ent
inded ’
WEST PALM BI
29.— f/P)— 8 e n h
chargea asainat tt
STEAMER CREOLE drainage
boa*J ai
mge en^neer J
SENATE
INQUIRY HITS GROUND AT ard SI
CUTTER
Chamber
Body
Speakers
morning aecydoii
FOR ISLANDS TO Advocate An Additional jTO BE MADE IN RIVER ENTRANCE conference
Jb^ingi
crystallize into
0 0 RELIEF WORK Bond Issue For Hospital WEST ELECTIONS
' ;-'J
drainage
^ iy u T ),a d rto rrfi
gladea.
ml
lin g aesaion to d l
I.OS A N G ELES, Oct 2‘».— (/»»>—
A m ystetlour tru n k , said to he tinproperty of Kenneth G. Ormiston,
fugitive rnilio operator, kept the
New York-New Orleans Paa- rioua auggeatlonf . fo r ID
Aimep Semple M cPherson hearing
sen go;’ Vessel Runs Foul ting condition* In Sooth
in the spotlight today in spite i>:
*• T^j
Near Soul Where Louisiana back country.
iiii-rmiers of the fact th a t the ta k in g of evidence ((rd f m ss V,<| - 1 i | > f o’it st f.tntrd
,i n-ree speaker di-clareil Dial ".o- are gettin g more | Stale iif Ariv.nna Scene of
*
h
iiu
•
f
Mr.
*
S
harp
^xplo
’
“ *
Sunk
on
Previous
Day
«lh "f I"'
,
Investigation
Into
Wiiii I'lM’Monnvl
‘'.1 <am.' i-.P |
today for *i | .III .I nun. ciov.ilnl" ill the present j N'e\(
r:,h;,. ll"' burning of a has ended.
mh. shell of
bomb,
With ,'tii’dintl Suj*nlii's to additim-. l i
In.ml issue ;a I.- | -it;-.I mi l Mi. \ venue. “ Tile city i Reported Campaign Funds
Tho evangelist now aw aits the
nuilhi.uM' formerly freNKW ORLKANS, Oct. 2*J.—(4*) le*y ftplrited rettlai
F\pcndii ores of Parties -- Officials of the Southern Pacific torday by previo
n
iiu-eting in Itu-i voted $MiO,tM»il !,i>iu| issue hut this!
Stem Rcporfi'tl pjpidemiv i he w* cl.ly 111>
I l,y the llugi rites, and the decision of Municipal Jud g e S a m
Tb». city v o frd 'i* about une-thiid the amount [
f-eminol'- '
| n ()f ,h.- Shell.miles from uel Blake, who will determ ine next
Company, owners of the nteamship when he placed f
new hospital hist neederl/' lie said. A meeting "I i Dili (UNIX. Arir., Oct. 2'.»,— (/!’) Creole, which ran uground a t the for mdny livea
Wld 'i I*AI M lit: \! il. Fia . Oct. >•I HU,Ullu t. >r
, county l.y Mi-nff Dorris whether she must stand a formal
• nllr-t Cii.ll I pl . , !. it tin aon.-i-it war. fotin I , the City Contoic sioners ami the
Iiivc litigation uf Senatorial elec mouth of the Mississippi river to property dam age b i
t't Altiirm v U * • Mart in, trial for bringing, her kidnaping 2'.! */!*»- 'I ho I .
to l-i inai!i-i|iiaic itv tlo- hoard o f ' In -pital hoard will he held next j tion expenditures iii western stales day suid tbut tire s t e a m e r was in hurricane on th e t-.
cm t t-i* 2toi, cal lying two do. (m
MiU that •iiink'd the trend story before a g rand jury.
The trunk, seized recently by the and nu-rlii-al and tooil supple-* l.-i- •lim-loi of (In- l-'ei-ii.il'l-Laugliti.ii 1 Tues'i’ay uftero.iiuii nL i! o'clock | shifted to Arizona today with Sen no danger and t h a t tugs already tency of F r a d # CT '
pxicus four day-,
The belief ( when the commissioners will try lo
*> M ;-..i-rial llosi-il ’
arhilf. Charles Birger, for- police in New York, is said to con the iminicipal dm . Inn- , i
drainage engineer,
had la-en sent to her rescue.
States army cavalry tain nrticles of women’s wearing o’clock this morning for Grand was ».-;pri'. -ed that *. _• lioiid issse devise a plan for obtaining the ator W. IL King, Democrat, Utah,
'
The passenger list had not yet cated an Ira
aim 1ms been designated to conduct been recived in Now Orleans, they session,
ntimml with threats that apparel benring labels indicating M au d , Bahamas, in answ er to a . In.id i lint h> v-i led, however, un additional fimdn, be said.
The sum or $100,1100 is a "mere the inquiry, planning to lienr the said.
«n- going l'» " g e t’’ the they hud been purchased here. Il plea from the British government, til hon-i in.nki-t conditions a re im
“The lives of thf
,
bagatelle" for u hospital, Mr.}j f i i s l witness immediately follow
|itn, while Carl Shelton was located there a f te r having been ti- the American Rod Cross, for aid pfoveil.
A dense fog which shrouded •v«rsjade* w ^re *
I-rank l-'orsti-i-. jiiesiuent of the Forster said in a .short talk. " It is
lorted tn have said th a t Blr- trqced across the continent a t the to more than IttlO islanders, re p o rt
South Pass and th e m outh of the fore the hurrlcwjk. ’*
F irst National hank, said he wus mtiisenac to think of building a ing Ids arrival here late Suturday river early today waa believed re to odr section*, w
wts were the nonsense instance of District A ttorney Asa ed stricken with disease.
Keyes, who says it contains “ im
nan."
by the high "sta]
Doctors A. 13. Wilber and Dr. ifw illm g to see the city bonded for hospital fi/r *100,000,'^ ho said. “ I night.
sponsible for th e accident.
Ikdieve in diverting bond is
p
o
rtan
t
docum
entary
evidence”,
Iitkm anil rumors eontinS enator Ralph Cameron, Repub
L H Leidig of the American R e.l' S^.O.Ohn or S.V.O.mtll if needed, to do
Thu liner, ca rrying paiaengera Lake Okeechobee*'...
, among residents of the tending to bpnr out bis charge th a t Cru'-.fi who iui-l ju s t completed r e - 1 P»*»vmIc additional .... ..
to erect sues voted for something else. I lican, Arizona, who demanded an belwoen New York And New O r befn prevented-benfi
don’t believe in going to the legis- Investigation of reports tiliut n leans wont aground aa ahe aought cane b y opening'
wile* while four national th e Angelas Temple pastor spent lief work in the everglades district ; “
''ospit.il.
t ’oniielly, a inyinher of the Inture i ■ 1'*!.7 and asking for ft 1*1(10,000 fund hud been furnished, to enter the river near the polpt around tho lake," - h a ^ f i
ffkrrs resumed their t«»ur ton duys with Ormiston in tlr- w e rr aluiarcl llu® cu tte r which will L
\
'
.
i front" and their con fam ous Canned, California,cottage M.tu m to West l ’alm Beach as soon ! hospita board mini <»m L
Mr. Bhah> contlmiu«d U
''J- diversion >f Imiid issues. Vote an | Inrgoly by easterners, to support when> the freighter Louisiana
udequnle issue."
I with peace officers. Lieut. instead of in the Mexican desert in
sank
yesterday
a
fte
r
collidine
with
“If
the admlnlatrOUMt.
-cimens
for
laboratory
a
n
a
ly
1
!>evtd
SanUud
could
t
l
l
n
e
l
lo
bo
d
Democratic candidates, last night
as r.pe
A firs t clas hospital is the only suggested the nam es of soverul tho Madison in the treacheroua age and reclamation eW
|R. W. Davis, of Carbon- tho shackles of kidnapers.
Idained
hv
Hu
due
1
“
'’'""I
nnd
v«.l«*
sis have la e n
prupoailioii the hiMpilal Imurd is
ever
The prelim inary In uring for Mrs. 'tors whe plant to slay on lhe is ' *i3Ml,0u0 for a hos.prtal.
I has seen rervicc in. .preirenrladea had beef
pcrnonn whom It is understood Sen current at the river’s mouth.
T. W l.awum, ix^iuLv tiiweriu-1conr.idcring, Mr. Connolly said. Tlie ator King expect# to examine.
The loc^l radio operator, a f te r
AlSgr is ilk territory',.'Mfrttbraun, her id o t h e r , Mrs. Min
•ta
r a tlf o o r e h a r land* three weeks.
teiulent of pufc'.ie instructlmrfhll*Un)0,«)On Umto voted fa “m tiro ly In- Senator King said he- would con communicating with th e operator
declared ’dvr* linve no nie ‘Kennedy, and Mrs. Lorraine
Radio i-Minimmicalion will prob presiiieut o i Hit* hospital hoard,*
on the Croolc, aald th e ship Is ha
(Guntinupd on Huge «)
i to make arrests here or Wiscmnn-Hioluff, closed y es te r
tinue tho sessions through S a tu r
tahilshcd by the relief
little danger.
The dense Tog,
1 lfn a w ita i
iniater tin- law. We are day when the defense completed ably lie
day
night
and
Sunday,
if
neces
which is believed to have csuBed
snUy
Bpljr a, i.h-a-i cars for the its ease Municipal Ju d g e Samuel party in the Bahamas the doctors
sary, to complete the inquiry be the accident, prevents any progress ■^ - #r
- a t Cles
Blake announced th a t he would do- said today and the coast guard
i
th
e
prdaent
board-bk
l general."
fore the election, Tuesday.
in work to releuse tho ship on its t h a t a new drainage
rJ« Adam .f West C i t y , 't i d e next Wednesday whether the J m w vvill bring back news el the j
Wit nesses suggested Uy Senator own power,
! situelion there.
appointed.
I to li< a funner bend- three women must go to trial.
Faineron included Hurry Chandler,
.The number of pussongers on the
hTh**
financial
cxpi-ct-.-d
l"
but
•’Tha’I
id the Shi-llun gang, lust
Included uniong the muss of | Kiglil mile p
of the I.os Angeles Times, Will Creole could not be laamed. The board la n o t 'a a
itfil the p 1 1 in e in the docum entary evidence which Judge i he used as a ic m p m -i’-;. base nearwin, author, S. C. Reims, presi United Stutes Marine
registry pictured, Jiut w» dosYt'| l po**it>h- |i, aci-rmikei-, hut j Blake must review before m a k i n g 1, *! point to High It mI; i, where ti"
dent of the Boulder Canyon Dam shows th a t the Creole carries a t (o n ' „£
boord-'-t
■tkrvst thui. In- also m ight j hit* decision, r.re phofOBLutie copies j uiosl M-nmis rases have been re
Association, J. S. Dougins, Arlzonu crew of 140 mon. She is 407 feet |4QO,000 .without .1
laXkr.i if m-. i-v.iry.
, o f the famous Carmel grocery lists, 11»,.-| tc<i.
| capitalist, and Ida son, Lews, a in length with a gross tonnage of tn_
ju-aie," in- dcelurod. found in the bungalow ut Curmel. I
1A tt:.ly«iK Necessary Hi*fort* tt l'ourl Rebukes Lawyer far ('>Mutrc.«.ii>iiul candidate, and (3. F. 0.802 tons and was built a t Qufricy,
w f
| W '•> keep out of thin !The original lists disappeared from ;
j
V a i i r O lH
References lo
Title of Kelley, of New York, president of Mass., in 1007.
!
Final
Decision
its
t»
Plan
m ittee ot copobW* .14
1kt llirger cannot drive ! the Los Angeles county grand jury l l l l l d c t f l l 1. C<11 V /IV I
Man Who Is Suing for the the Anneoncln Copper Mining Comof Murder Cun lie Rendered;
moke a .new s«rv*y j
tk itnt-M I was Imrn and room last July during an in v e s ti-‘ y r
_ a |_ ¥ c I T n ( r / i / 4 f r »
(Tistndv t»f His C h i l d puny.
Trial to be Pal <>n Air
in the gUdea and
Hi- I ,k forced me t o l g a t io n of the evangelist’s alalue- i j[ O U L l I 1 0 m T < l r l l J ^ v U
*•
Senator Cameron charged th at
ernor .Immediately(I
family u.voy, Imt I will tion story. They were written, the l f l l »
•„
T fw 1 * » V
l-.U H tR K , (>et. J'.*- - Git
eastern copper inie reals had conSO.MF.RVII.I.F,. N. i . n , i . 2D. i
session of the
guard my Imine."
, pi execution contends, by Mrs. Me- H H l l O l S E i l t r i j I U u t l j
Co.ml Ludwig Sahn-lloogalriiteii' (ribuUH, l(1 ,, fum| for j,i.; DcmoG o v a ra ard o ta;
I _ 1/1*1 D,*teiniiuatiou ol (he i|Ue:' i
itemiut iuxp!i t-d |»y a r e - 11’lu.-rson.
was
today giv,n 12 days in which J
eat, Representative
roan of th e dryln
I threij by Birger to “ leave
CHICAGO. Oct. 2:». </V) 9 ir b - 1 1
whether tin* longue iif Miss!
to appear in tie* separation suit he •
| Inyij,.n( a „ j th a t California
with ptambara of.
Win a w. ,-k ..r get killed," I p * l H p r Q
S n P P l l l a f p lir' 1
l!'wi,h his lif,‘ ' Klc-mor Mi"-; wa< . ut mil lifter brought aguni't hi;, wife, (h
1,11
!
interests
were interested in gain*d
Mr. Sharp a t U»*J
the " '•ivniiu-iit of
f„r the murdcr-of a Chicago |
•
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20.—</P)
the Rev. F.«l- im r i\til!ii-i*ii( Rogers, it; king cus I mg support for the Kwing-Johnhis rfm srlgi -from )}
|#hcnff
•tilf* (» gitiiul the A dam s| A n
T T H p ! policeman. He was hanged at the
’’ " ,ls s ,,lM Ul 1
—
Federal
officials
hero
today
be
Wliee|--r Hall.
Hull, engagec I tlu tody of | Inn i In Id. Peter.
board, A shajfp
| son dam bill which would regulate
count y iail at 7:U» oVl.a-k. waulil Wiieel-r
Aiiznw admit-, <1 tin- pres- U f l E i l l C L l a V f l .1 I l v |
When the case wu.> called tiidny I nu extensive western w ater ilevel- gan an investigatjuu jnto t£o
Xhflini,
ut his S f e n a t c
'
ft*
cuuku of a cplllfion a t tjiv mou)Ji
E x p o s u r e s
Helon* going t«. the gallows Rv- | «Uenti,»n of iinestigaloi. In,lay.
attorneys for the eoutiU-ss made a
prior in th, ir expulsion yc«- i
t huh eonfpHHrd (hut lu® uimI not u
Mrs. Mills' body was removed motion for tlismissul on the ground | opnient program.
uf tho Mississippi rlv(e r yesterday
N tween the fteam er* Louisiana .and p'lmamt
q-r I OTI1H *Oct~2 9 f/F) With | <,ru»kcn eompanion. as ho had i yesterday from its four year old that plaintiff was still in Austria,
i S r . LOUI d , Uct. cv. Ut >
.u ! steadfastly mainluined, shot and
anil Madison.
Mpanwhlle, l^e during,
Senate investigation of rumpnigu
( |»u tro |man Rdward Finite grave m order that an autopsy although he could come here at any '
I^iusluna remained ^ t the bottom to eapiMn m q fn i i
•Dutton,
Hurt in
L
.
| expenditures in four stntes com, t March a f te r the officer , n.*BM he
*»«’ performed to g a l l u - time if he wished. The motion was j
4 q d n * « ii
of
the stream and plans were made
i m p r o v i n g jldetcd and th a t in two others in * rreflU.(| the two fo r speeding.
evidence for the trial next ’".eek or denied.
for thu repairing yf the Madison,
<‘uuiim'-I for I he count said his
progrees, political leaders sjieculat- i'
which suffered damages estimated Bond b u y in g , i
and
Kraut ie eleventh hour efforts ;the .slain clergym an's widow
accused i client had applied for permission |
as
to
-the
possible
effects
*
a t *50,000, The at ken steamer
L
■bittnn. whn was seriously ed as to t h e possible
‘‘J ! weVe‘ m'ade to stay the hanging, aft' her two brothers, who are
to enter the country as an immi
,, ^ ^
^
^ ^
| . i( (
m(m |„ r
was valued a t *125,900. Mho c a r Lunnlng a t thla p ^
Mn a fall Ci mu a lander yes- exposure on the re cent election tor w en j u ^
grant and had to wait until t h e ! Tin- H o ld F orrest Lake is to ried a cargo weighing 8,000 ti/na.
the idea of including]
ntunii;, was n-pniti-d as
mate scuts.
! m il review by the Suprem e t ’ourt. J p , . o t t o IL ^cbaltze, >•( lin
quota allowed. H e 's a id he could) open. Dec. i, with both American
Nu
trace
ha»
been
found
today
Reports on the widely scatter- T | M, t.,,lirt r ,.fused to intervene.
.\,.w York district attorney s o r
nicre rMthimialile," this
produce “ in about five d ays” the | and European rates considerably of Charles Tooten, of New OrJiana,
hy an aM.-u'he of the ed inquiry which individual m em
Tho city was searched, without ’fice, discovered a t an autopsy official application for entry mudu
lower than those which wqrp in a member of the crew of the
l-l-wglitnn Memorial Hos- bers of the com m ittee have been success for n judge who would is- four yearH ago th a t the choir sing
to the Stule Department.
effect
lust season, according to a Louisiana, who leaped, Into the i m $ 3
conducting,
will
be
placed
before
hhere he was removed a fte r
auo a stay w rit on art insanity pe e r’s throat hod been slashed. Re
Asserting that the defendant communication from the Hullck rlvor shortly a f te r the Madison
krdent.
the full membership ut un early tition nml efforts to rcnch Gov cent rumors havo suid that her
I button, who i* a vegetable meeting in Washington afte r the ernor Small failed.
tongue was ulso cut out. The th ird showed ut New York "not to In Brothers received by The Herald rammed the Loulsla^ amidships.
Other mombers of the crew o f the
’ ,®*tsinwl an injury of the Senntc convenes. These will bo
autopsy
was ordered by the s t a t e ns considerate as she might," J u s t today.
Evans remained composed durituti-s of ?7 per duy and . up, Iioulslsna, which carried a car,rgo
n'i hsetures of the arm and consolidated into a single report ing the final horns before tlu> death ; lo | e a r„ if this vtcre so. Dr. ice Levy then set the cure down
fo r November 12. He first, how American play, are lu he effective composed prlclpally o f sulphuric
♦"hr lost |„s hulaiM-c while roviewing the situation in each of march, devoting the la tte r hours g, |,ultle has charge of it also,
ever, rebuked the pluintiff's law with the opening of the hotel thin acid, were rescued by the pilot boat p fa u ia w h i n h*'from
ladiit-r at his tho s ta te s — Pennsylvania, Illinois, in the death cell to writing^ notes,
„j {.ai)*^ Rtty j urtt now whether
(Cositinued
." *
|*l North I-leinh .mil Com- Indiana, Washington, Oregon and one to the m other,\w ho, with his ! ^ lu long Ue wnR cut out or not," he yer for his repented references in year and European rates Are to be UnderwHter,
•Ti .-.i'
his argum ent tq “the count."
*4
per
day
and
up,
the
H
uucka
a
n
Avenue.
Arizona.
father, mortgaged i» home to
declared. “Thoro must 1m- an
“ A count has no more standing
tain defense funds.
.
| unalysis to determine that definite- in the court? hare than nny citi nounce, ' T h a t no better rate* ex
dt
ist, for lliia class uf hostelry, in
lie walked unaided to the gul- i |yi but
seems very likely th a t
zen," he said. "In fact, I think the the country, Is the statajpent of
lows, outwardly' calm, and hU only jt mny have Doen done. I don’t
citizen hu? the better standing.
,
>s,
-r' t :
*
statem ent was, "I will have, PB'*' know, however, and will not know This is a c o u n try " th a t docs not the Hulicks.
W
riting
th
a
t
everything
waa be
my debt-to God and society."
t
| until I complete analysis of o r have any counts, so wc need not
ing dono in their p a rt of tlpe co)0n-------------------------guns which I am taking to labora.WASHINGTON, Qot. aPcrrlfffcrt
dwell on tbp tltlo of this ope."
try to bring tourist* down thls
New
York
Politics
Itories
in
New
York
City."
,
52
patrolm
an Lafone Starhwagfbaz
74
Birmingham
* 'a-- ()<l -/Vi -P resswinter,
___the hotel men predict a
X^ CTV
•
—
— •
Dr. Schultze said he found ono
46
58
was
*7*
poorer today baowaaaUa
Boston
....
big
year.
•
With
Jhp
activities
of
Continue to Be Hot bullet wound in the forehea^, one
ln* nv"
the extreme
.08
50
02
U*
tmjrlit
season
centered
arpund
glass
of
-wine
givjn hint vnt jth s
**1
the barometric de- Buffalo .-.....
in tho rig h t cheek near tho eye
50
04
Clmrleaton .
the new hotpl; It (a expected to
NEW
.YORK,
Oct.
29,-f/P)-nnd
j>no
In
tho
rig
h
t
temple.
lie
wh't;‘ *•* ov.-r the lake Chicago ....
44
-, ft.
68
have'a very. successful season.
.10 Tho personal !*•**« was out of the s a v the slashed th ro at mia* a
:)2
F uqeral i^rvicea.for Thomas M., .Ope email i wingi has. been removed east- Denver ...
42
ntate Gubernatorial campaign to knife cut on her'chest.
72
f ,
Hi. Ijiwrein-e valley Galveston —
HIIU, who died lato Wedneftday
2
.
day and the controversy between
The nutoflay waa In a building n ig h t f i his iopw) on Sanford Ave fqjrvjd for the members of tho In on tlm evening of
'• saal the report of W. Kansas Cityy ........ fll0
40
dianapolis BaseballKJlub, who are not only made him drunk h u t also ,'tv
Governor
Smith
and
hl«
R«PubUc*''
a
t
the
cometery.
Jajnea
K.
Mllla,
62
I*,"’ f “v,,r«nieii! meteor* Memphis ..r ........ 78
nue, ijrpre held, a t the Miller. A
O in Sanford on March 1‘
opponent, Ogden L. Mijla, again the dead woman’* husband, identi Erickson F a n f i t l Homo ? t 3 o clock to
64
Now O r l e a n s ...... 70
.dayjjrainibg period- Jinny “ 'T h.
centered
on
whether
Now
*
^or*
k«romt-tcr c“'ttmued high
fied
the
body
by
tfie
wedding
ring.
W * * * *
46
th is afternoon. ‘Iluy. F. D. ^\og,
New York .......... 50
^rei^rvationsk; for the earlyhU prrevlous
City'is
supplied
with
milk
up^0
; Alexander * Simpson',
apeeW
54
*°uthmt. the center of Oklahoma /3ity ... 75
i W r l t B aptist Churclb
g th Decernprosecutor, ha* ■qbrpltted an o rd6t ............ r _ j* o .d f - the serylca*.
44
“ver .South B a b ic h ...... ......" Q«
Ale.
, v
,'-<•
^M
lfgMnUUd
l®
m
e
d
anfr
reflec
.50
to tho district attorney of New B u ria l was made In the Lnkevlew
50
74
. * . rt,n f''11 *" the St. Louia - tion
on
the
Governor’s
priyate
life,
for
mi
opening
ipsratlqns.fi
York county fp r thk exhumation C em etery..
08
i
Salt Lake City . 52
explaining
that
when
he
Gov
•way
3]
guar
m
«
of Drn Ifatt’* body ^rkl«h''i» buried L Mr. Elilr'ha* been foreman of
04
'•.r prevailed. Tem- S h r e v e p o r t .......— 82
ernor Smith "was not to be tniat- in Brooklyn,
retjujree
, » V
i« th e .east Toledo
....... 60 ' 48
o signatbro 6^ a. aunrenia court
,Dul Ml in th------- cen- W ashington i
40
02
no north
.
AUTOPSY ON MRS. COUNT SALM IS
MILLS’ B O D Y IS GIVEN 12 0 A Y S
FINISHED TODAY TO BE IN COURT *
Federal OfficialsTo
Investigate Sinking
Of Coastal Steamer
,ira(il.
Hotel Forrest Lake
Will Be Open Dec, 1,
Hulicks Announce
rail,
a
Patrolman
[eminent Reports High Pressure
Prevails Over Southeast States
Thomas M. Ellis
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fiercer star
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Leads Southern
itehce Jn Scoring
Wnors With 145 Points
FIND STIFF
To Be Staged
AGAINST CHICAGO
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AnancUtM P rw a )
. ! are tied for having the lenst points
tfltd tho lead In the first retired nguinst them with seven.
Sewniice enjoys the distinction
ihttktati, when they dep n h e u o e S tate Teach- of holding Alabama to the smallest
„t ^Vanderbilt’* Com- score in three yenrs, a 2 to 0 de
VO maintained the lend rision last week.
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Scores made by Southern conforconference1
£totioV», . through the f i r s t *ciujp teams, including games with
’■the football season, non-conference opponents follow:
Op.
Total
lied by the AssoriatPoints Point*
ahow. S aturday’s 14 to
22
115
over the University of Vanderbilt
14
122
_ tvo the Commodores 145 Alabama
;i9
i th e ir opponents’ 52.
Mississippi A and M I0H
29
107
.res includes all game Viriginia Military I.
21
24
season.
I-ouisinna S. U.
7
97
...S**h Crimson Tide ranks Tennexsce ........
30
97
th e Hcoring with 122 Alabama Tech
(13
K5
\ia. Jtholr opponents' 14 and Maryland
7
77
}l A and M comes third South ('nrolina
•58
7l
106 and 3U. Alabama's team U. of Mis*.
07
51
indefeuted, while both Georgia
8
01
It and the Mississippi Ag- Univ. of South
have bowed before conference (Sewnnve)
•«4
57
<53
Wiixhington and I.ei*
U
152
..yi-Virflnla Military Institute, with Kentucky
49
59
points aga inst .19, and l-ouini- Virginiu
■III
51
"University 104 nnd 21, Virginia I’uly.
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47
,jb a only other conference Georgia Tech
32.
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scoring p o r e than 100 Tulunc
48
45
Floriau
ithlis season.
fit
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Carolina State trails the North (’nrolina
88
7
in g with only 3 points.
Glemson ...................
48
3
W and South Carolina North Carolltiu State
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Sanford football fans will get
an
oportunlty Saturday to sec t h i
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i Three Chicago Men Return Hollins T a rs in nction here. Tha
;1 To Team From the Injured Tara, who will play the stro n g
Mercer University team here A rm
|> U ; Quakers Wjll Nc't istice Day, will meet Stetson hero
l Ts e Yellow ElboW Pads Snturday on Municipal Field.
Homo coming festivities for Hol
CHICAGO, Oet. 28.—(/P)— 1The
lins
College will be held on Friday
j return from the injured lis t of
! . three men who figured largely in and S atu rd ay , and the football
■: the Maroon’s successive trium phs game between the t w o . teams of
'over Florida and Marylnnd today Florida's “ Little Three’ will he tho
brought promise that Ohio Stale feature even of Saturday.
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may find heavy going S aturday
There will he a motorcade from
»4r;
against a battered Chicago team. j Winter Park, and scores of auto
Kennedy one of S t a g s ’* two mobiles c a rry in g Stetson students
broken-field runners, war, back at are expected from DeLmtd.
half and Lcwla returned to tackle. i A rrangem ents for the game have
. Also cheering to Marpon followers i been virtually
completed
here.
| wns the re-appearance Kyle Ander Tickets can be bought at the drug
Ison, brilliant halfback who, vir- ■•tiires. The playing field is be
i tnally alone, drove Purdue to its ing laid off and the collapsible
•three yard line last week, was in bleachers will he erected for the
1jnteil ami watched the Hoilernial. : a me.
' i t .- halt the rush for a It to 0 vie . Hollins is being coached by .lim
. lory.
my (>rr, u former s ta r of the t ’inI At Ohio, Wilce hurled his fresh i iniiati University team. Hollins
men against the varsity in final | has won all of its games this seaI practice for the game, which the
j Buckeyes are generally expected t<>
take in their speetaeular stride tuI'himev"
Smith
has
s
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e
d
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ard the 1920 W estern conference
.lot
Mereeh
football
title.
If anything, tin
all the points made by the
veteran roach has put a finer edge
fmkha 11 team this scutum, He is
on the attack which swept aside
When did Mrs. Perry Fisk win
u brother of the famous ‘Crook”
golf chainSmith who made positions on A ll-)<;,,lul»‘l,ia a t Npw y ° r k ’ un'1, ,a** tin- women’s western
weste
Southern teams it, three sport ‘
Iow« «» “ » '* 1 “»
! pirni-hip? —F. G. It.
In 1919.
Joe will -how hi/ playing a b ility ,
WhereY. the Georgia S. bool of
in Sanford Arini tiee Day wh*m | /.uppk* braced n g u im t the in
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.isimi
of
Pennsy
Ivan
in
with
the
ns)•(•,,
|,n„|,,Ky lo c a t'd ? F. T. II.
Hoi 11ii s I'ollci
Mercer
iiranee
the
Quakers
will
not
u-e
Mlanta,
Gn.
Winter
' yellow elhuw puds. He was no) | u „ w |i,any world series has
- much encouraged by tin way h i s | (;(„ v,.r Alexander been m and
fre-hmen executed the easterner's’ j w
W|,.,|'H
wou-iiiuMost
h i i i '- h|,ius w
o n - a m l - l o s t lecoril''
•hidden hall’ offense at the expense F. (5. II.
of the Illi.
The ticket siile is; Two, winning three games anil
crowded to the (50,000 mark. This lo s in g one.
tlewaite was far from satisfied I
(By Associated Press)
Sure signs of winter: “ Willie
YOUNGSTOWN, <>. — Itosey with Northwestern aerial gam e on
the
eve
of
the
eastw
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sortie
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and Jak e Schaefer sign for
Floy, I .minister, Pa., knocked out
the
second
encounter
of
the
fjitl)championship
cue match.’ ’
Benny (ier»he, Cleveland,
Mickey
■rchnngfn
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Mulliu, Cleveland, knocked out with Imliuiui. Two interchnng^1 j
I able hm-kfields lire his insurance
By
the
way,
w
hat
bathtub, if any.
Hiighic Munson, Homestead, Pa., L .
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INIHANOPOL1S - Merle A lto,1again.*.I the lloosiers rising to up is Johnny Weissmuller hiding in
liiiliannpolis, outpointed Midget set one of the likeliest aspirants these days?
Mike Moran, Pittsburgh, 10. Hay to the Big Ten title. Put Page
llnhn, Indiniiapolis, and Ted Smith, said little ut Bloomington, and pleading that the team he throws
against Navy S aturday is far front
worked hard.
Canton, O., drew 10.
Minnesota and Michigan cased the oleven th a t sank the Middies
SAN FRANCISCO — King Tut,
Minneapolis, won a technical knock up today on the work for their 54 to 0 a year ago. Purdue and
out over F rankie Farren, San tilt at Madison, expected to de Iowa retired into the background
velop possibly the most important of the three conference and tw»
Frnncisrn, 44.
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result, in relation to the Big Ten intersectionals with their minor
don’t siippo.e profi-ssionii battle, of the week's three confer* engagements of the week, while
Hockne added 'he final touch to
will ever reach the point nice games.
V est's face wa> long as lie htis- the Notre Dame machine favored
Mm v and Simmi.e will lie
the invasion of Georgia
out " f the utig for noi try j i led Michigan aboard an Annapolis to r«-pul
| hound train, the Wolverine rouehTcrh.
will it ?
The R eferee
Fight Results
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Oct. 28.— (JP)— rival of long standing.
Friedm an nnd Ooostcr- ( Hnrvurd and Princeton arc t ruin have Joined the Navy scrub (j
for „ lt.ir buttlo on November
to prepare the regulars for .
. . . . .
loud aerials the Middies ex- , s,x w,lh hKht s Purr,,W »,u rtm rs
.It Annapolis by the passing this week. H a rv a rd ’s line, tired
■tof' Michigan, when they swing i hiit happy a fte r the Dartmouth
action S atu rd ay .
| overthrow, is drilling lightly for
j.j,rcw a (.n r. Xnft«.
iwja over the Middies
Half a dozen injured regulars
tad to blot out the kiiii- will he buck in harness for Prince
pllc up fifty fpur ton against Hwnrthmore.
TWO Navy scruba have
Brown, one of the outstanding
Aad" to do thing the reat candidates for eastern honors, has
ik except impersonation. had the Dartmouth formations out
frithia*s elbow pads, which lined to them us clearly as the
football and help its hid- Yale plays were described. Conch
Wlt offansc are legal, Com h Mclaiuglirev. "f Brooklyn, thinks
i h t i I>a0n so informed by u Dart mouth will get its third
ilber of tho rules committee, straight, defeat. In playing liar
tyhow, in order to remove llli- vnrd, Dartmouth wns bunged up a
objections that Pennsylva- hit*.
Brown pads look too much
West Virginia mid Holy Cross
i.footballu the uukers will wear are preparing for the inter-section
.
ell ones a t Urhana Saturday.
al foes in Missouri ami Dayton
Undefeated Lafayette and \Vus|i- University respectively.
Boston
V - Iflgtan and Jefferson are prepur- College, only easterner as yet un
liC' *1S# to eliminate each other from scored on, hopes West Virginia
a placa In the sun. Each has won Wesleyan will wear their record.
straight.
preparing for Yale, is
It muy not he any easier on the
kicker of note now that ears to listen to u bowler who has
,
T=
n
, to l „
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Yolo expects till its injured or who has holed out in one; hut
back in the lineup on 5nl- there is one consoling thought. *
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AT MEW LOWER PRICES, the Chrysler
“6 0 ” is recogn ised as a valu e fu rth er rem oved
than ever from any other light six in the industry.
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OTHING 30 aurely emphasizes the
unique value that Chrysler ”60” offers
! ns the attempt to compare Chrysler ‘‘60’*
| performance with that of the ordinary type
ftdr a week of rest, Cornell is • The bowling boros are in the
of aix.
ting ready for Columbia, a state minority.
So clearly defined and obvious is the dif
ference in C hrysler''60’’ riding qualitiesin speed and smoothness of operation, in
roadability and riding comfort, in pliability
of power, in response to accelerator and
steering wheel—the least experienced driver
cannot fail to class the “60" as immeasurably
ahead of all other curs anywhere near it
in price.
A Few Pointed Paragraphs
1 For Thoughtfid
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Tha difference is in creative engineering
—in fine-measurement-manufacturing—in
short, in Chrysler Standardized Quality.
Walter I*. Chrysler and his engineers and
■ We need “two-party" government, with both parties fnnrUoalag under dea n-rut purty platforms, amt \VK NEED
THIS NOW.
m an ufacturers b elieve they have never
produced a car m ore brilliant than the
Chrysler ‘‘60’\
We nead to understand that we can never have two-party
government so long as one of the parties Is controlled by u
. group
■a n11ii atf
tcaul seal fOffice-holder*,
I mm _kulJa>« who ik#eaiul
of Federal
pernlxt Im
Inndltitelnap
ndhering I to thu
old carpetbag practice* which have dlagrared the party name
Lvfop, a fat If century, and alao that Republican repre*(intalim,
taOUB' aovor be expected from th# nominee* of *uch a group—
- .« M WB N E E D TO UNDKKRTAND TH IS NOW.
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for these resigma, the Republican huainex* men nnd wo
* “ •—i of Plorlda met a t Orlando on March 3rd last, in the lurgext
Been Convention which ever atacm bltd in thi» State, and
a W0rth-wh)!« Republican P arty Organization which
’. .appeals le a thoughtful and enlightened electorate for un
i#«t o f Ha porposea.
,
*sn.
The Ten Pay
Plan
ii*
Acts as an Incentive to Saving
R esponsible m en appreciate th is splendid
store service ♦♦» P aym ents, because con*
venientlysm all,are m e t w ith promptness*
T h e substantial increase in volum e per*
m its o f even b etter values* I n all, it’s a
service o f w hich th is store is ju stly proud.
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Old PrkM
C lu b C o u p e
Coach
Sedan
New Price*
Savtaa*
•1165 •1125 *40
1195 1145 50
1245 50
1295
Touring Car *1075; Hotuistcr H M5
Sixty mtlaa. tad m ars,,
Wipst
I mike
hour. Pick-upot 5to>P!
in 7Mmcoim1j. A nalt
omjr of 23 n^lea to
loa. ghaiactaciadioY
MEAN" H IL B 8 PER HOUR
CHAS. T. F U U |R MOTOR CO.
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3
Sanford Avenue ht 10th Street
t
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S
l r
m
t f t
tljr a
Q uality clothing—th e k in d m e n like to
w ear ♦. * P urchase o n th e T e n P ay Plan
for a sm all in itial p a y m e n t. *. $10.The
balance o v e t a period o f te n weeks,weekly
SocietyB nm dSm iham dO 'C oats,
^"of i
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Society Brand S*tM and OXloais. 919 *h*a]
F.O.B. DETROIT
M O D EL
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$ f f Society Brand Suits and 0*Coati. $19 wlm ip irrliMwttt 4if
1125
C H R Y SLER
0
€ In
Lighter Six C.»*. j -. lt ‘‘60” Prices
Club Coupe
oh state governmental affairs.
A . RUSS,
It Promotes Thrift
..
th a RW»UBLICAN PARTY OF P L O K IIU . and the
t-aptabliahmcnt of two-party government will follow aa u
% & • " of courae.
/hi*
v
f\rr Such a ivaiilt would give to Florida n trrracndou* volume
ffro ra b ie nation-wide publlrity, afford au u ran ce a of govr_ . l » e n t a l co-opt ration In aolvlng our drainage and tranaporU tio a problem*, and reflect an independence of political thought
■ •M action which coaid not faij to have a moat wholesome ef>>. 1* .
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At its old prices, the Chrysler ”60’’ was rec
ognized as far beyond comparison with the
ordinary six. The new lower prices widen
the gap—emphasise more clearly than ever
its unapprouchnhle leadership in the light
six field.
need Republican representation In Congress — oh a
ateani of securing Federal aid and co-operation in our drain{'/•go. add, (aland water-way transportation iirnblems—and WE
v NBRft T in H NOW.
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We t.-.ted tariff protection for Florida-grown fruits amt
L Vdrfaftbl ea—In order to stabilize uiid rnrourage our agricultural
•» d horticultural development— AND WK NEED THI.H NOW.
LAWSON CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE,
Miclii||in and Dartm outh
At this early date, Michigan
and Pnitm outh again stack up ar.
two of the most formidable elevens
in the country. Each has got
awny to n g re a t start.
Michigan displayed plenty of
scoring ability against the Okla
homa Aggies and Michigan State.
The 55-3 count registered in the
latter game was one of the largest
Wolverines have inniio on this a n
cient state rivals in many seasons.
Judging from the first two b at
tles, Michigan will have an even
stronger eleven on the attac k than
it showed ii year ago. The defense,
however doesn't appenr as stout as
Yost hnd in 1925.
Forward passing again will pln.v
a big part in the Maize and lilac
attack.
Bonnie Friedman is on
the job again, uml with Oherlandcr
out of school, the Michigan lendei
ranks with any in the game today
when it comes to shooting the
j
Uddies P reparin g For
invasion O f Yost Team
W ’W ith Michigan ’s Plays
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Here
leather. Friedman not only gets or so he|,im| 01
,i • to fhs tosses, but he’s ox j faying i lenty.
, ,. *
accurate, p e ltin g the I Lai tuiotifit hsnfcgi
j,.,’] -ii- 1 about whera he wants. 1'Ui. o’.t Fibre thii•
!": c ’l'ea:i isn’t likely to do all ; ' ” d t. ' iv if ix
the o«««ing for Yoat this fal|,
'd'SOII ,rxhJ
,he-ii
In Genrge Rich, sopho- 1‘A-md to be of „
m.. •. Yo-t has unotlier clever toas- pi i V*Icy -t i l for it j
.
(u the icror.t Michigan State i id !u*r topnoti-S a^f
, „ r ' t l.’icli did eonsidcrablo pass- t ."'.any exjw»ta0.
tiMdiiiy enough, Friedman was ■I'et.Vr all-rounil fa
, | i ' io . '‘d i v i n g end of tho m a I t ’b/ilundvr. Thfr* L
il.city id them.
..■•'ecu between th«
Hence, you arc rpiito likelv *o ' f‘ *f I*.
hear not only ihn r* m cm ’'Fvb lL i* in a -talijtic^J
man !•» Oor.te*hnan" n iv.bi— “ h i '"mi'i v.’a/n 't mock,
n - ki.tif touchdowns, hut tho ’ Itich
' the rcn-nt
temlers.
to Friedman” ns well.
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For instance, the
Rank on Donley
to the 5'tinks' .242-,
Dartmouth, of course, is minus triple and four hot
the great “ Swede” Oberlandcr, the getting the entire
talented Tully, nnd a few othei The Cards poled ,
s tars of th a t famous 1925 a g g r e while the Ynnki ti
gation.
Southworth and _
But the Big Green still has Hor run-hrigntle with
ton, plunging
fullback,
Myles and three t'anls,
l.ane uml MePhnil. F urther, E d tomley and Tig...
die Dooley, sensation of the 1921 Combs of tlte Yankn^,
team, but who wns out of school out the most hits_lw
The Cards, Ik,W(t
lax* fall, is hack better than ever.
Dooley, as Hose followers of more hits and scorai]
football know, is one of the g r e a t than dill the llugn.
est allround players in collegiate afield (he ranis hi^L
i ircles. Dooley can run, kick and .983 against .'.ITS [^J
pass. As a t i m e r he’s ju st a step gang.
■omepal rldlog eaa*. Ourrtier four-wheel hydrauuo
brekee. Oil-filter sad air- '—i t - Full prMMtn habricatloo. S*v*n-baartag cnakeheft Impute* oeofult— .
MaatfoM boat contyoL lUMd
leveUier*, front aad r*nr.
ChryeUr pr*v*d Umg Ufa
Roomy, lmnrrtoaa hodlae
with beautiful uphalm n in
aackmd
T h ere is n o difference in C ash, Regukf
C harge a n d T e n P a y P la n Pricesth e w ay th a t suits y o u best
McKinnon - Markwood
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“ Furnisher* to Men Who Know"
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H U mom o r ]••• a problem as to
Juet where the picking la good. '
- J * n e w t case In
l !t h e n Union asks
a 'policeman be
hff> fo r the po
werId J would aay
• policeman
low lnaulted me I
an example of him.
If ha
But did you ever stop to think
th a t there are a lot of new folk*
coming to Sanford T Did you ever
atop to think th a t lota of improve
ment# are going forward nil the
time. Did you ever stop to think
th a t men with renl money are
looking over Sanford n«nv with the ■
Idea of building something real’ in ' B
thj» city? And did you over if.i-1*
lire th a t the long fares nf -ti.mg m
people h e re ; will absolutely frigii-
Would, be extenuating
tx yoi
you 'ktjow what
A Complete
Showing o f
l&'V
t
It seems to me that for the past
!
soventeen years I have listened t o i l
LjSf Police Roy Williams has nothing but “ hnrd tim es” with JJ
I from Cuba according to some folks until it has become n:i '■
reports. I, knew he was obsession with them. No m atter ;B
or whatever it la that how brightly the sun shines th e y j *
go on now and then ®ro in the dumpB and no m atter [■
t know he waa in Cuba, hov/~hot or cold the weather may
•r e all glad to see his be t h e j L j r e i ^ k changed. If they
had followed me around in foreign
Again.
‘ A-— *.
i countries in the year 1910 or some
’ o f, Jacksonville voted for such dote they would have been s o ,
*-*-»*
worth of bonds dam glad to get back to Snnford
. .
ate end exten- th a t they would never have kicked
grthe electric light plant. again. Florida looks so goed to
day oi
of my m
life
e that I am
cioney these days fo r me overy any
m
u
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hankfUl
for
the
pure
joy
even If they are m u -> .„ . . .
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Democratic Nominee
fo r S tate S-enate
37th Senatorial District
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I or 1lls Hrand and glorious frolic. Dec
s must Gc luing, fortune tellin g booths
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Wltchcs’ cauldrons made, besides
le ^ ol,ler queer th in g s—and last but
l o u t ent y °f good ta s ty sandw iches,
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Letters must be legible and neat
and not axceed 200 words. W rite
only about your actual *experiencce
.with KLIM . Remember, contest
doses November 6, 1928, No let
*te n considered
“
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:br that date.
Blue Rose
8 Rice, 3 lbs. for
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P o r the beat letter we receive ort
"W hy K LIM ia Florida’# Beat Milk
Supply,** we will give a caah award
of 9100. O ther prixea valued at
9400, for the next beat letters.
The fact that thia number ia
ever incrcaaing ia concluaive
proof of tl-.ir confidence that
our merchandiap ia bought ef
ficiently, handled economically,
and priced with integrity.
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Any breaking out of tho skin on
fate, nock, arm s or body is ovorcome quickest by applying °MZ ♦Ho-Sulphur.
L m to
to
-.-j., ” • The
" r pimple. Hocm
8 SLICED BREAKFAST
5 BACON, IB
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STORES
if S J ' y .,- I.:-.
,
Study Sanford Grove—
you ’ll agree.
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HOUSEW IVES VISIT A&l’
In stressin g th e lo c a tio n of \
IN
~ JB M
S a n fo r d G rove w e do so
with the firm conviction that
S a n fo rd Grove is one o f the
I*11inan«!m.r,‘.nF.!'! v”‘,r. H*\,5w*’enJUnc.e-_‘°
JJ
most desirably located sub - ious Hallowe'en—w hen gh o sts walk
Wltc,
talk—and etjiery one is happy
W hat a grand tim e you will
divisions, fro m the h o m e - wrefree.
at that Hallowe’en FVo^iq
standpoint, to be
the central section
o f this state.
TH R IFTY
^
M ERR ELL-SO U LE COMPANY
Syracuse, N. Y,
Hundreds of Thousands
OF
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Every Day
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Pork Shoulders, Lb. £ / C
Phone Us for Re^ulnr Daily
Delivery of Our Quality
Products
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I SALT MULLET ROE,
8 PO UND_______ ____
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: Pot Roast of
—Pasteurized Milk
—Whipping* Cream
—Land ’O Lakes But
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—Cultured Buttermilk
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: noblest work
Icook. W ith
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the kind o f
fought to hold
lemon fillgoodness o f
[delicate shorti sure to show
Ic goodness o f
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Phone 148 . .
A T Y O U R D R U G G IS T .
CAN MAKE
A t your dealers.
Sanford Grove
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ll« rn » a n d S cald a, A f t . T S h a v i n g - A l l S k in I r r l l a l l o n s g
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NEEDSSULPHI
s ta rt.
To carry Herald rputea - ht afUn^tiM i ’
Hare two good openings for ^»ya that want i M
to make money. Must be orer f#eIva years
of
age and have blcyeles.
Only
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Quality Meats At Lowest prices
SEM INOLE CREAMERY CO.
Phene 834
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° ‘y rig n tu p and go away, declares
<kIr» •pocialist.
Nothin* has ever been fou
^
108 Palmetto Ave.
Phone 475
L ocation
•T a S S S " '','nrenl“l
Shoppe
W . H . LONG
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Toys purchased now will
h*1 he la untjl ChriatmuH
mid then delivered. Small
initial
paym ents
hold
more expensive toys.
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a t home— t h a t ’s the strongest
s tatem en t we can offer about o u r , B
ice cream. When you can g et ico g
cream like ours which c o m p a r e s 1"
|third time in two in quality und flavor with your own
shurch has been
delicious, cream y home-made, why
bother with m aking it «t homo?
The cost is nhout the same and
you save nil the fusa and annoy
ance.
a r d s P i a n o Ct
* ^JACKSONVILLE.
Read The Advertisements In The Herald
n llto j « usual. Of
lt does seem to me. Ed, t h a t '
Joes not realize that
roads there is Just a woman ought to be satisfied with
A. of politics and every
tt,", anyb«‘iy ^ g h t to
‘ Owns a place near tho he satisfied with ono automobile,
, WenU to twist tits! v L ir™ "" E", *x CoachI
pjece. Bui the time Is
BILL.
j roads will be built as
fdUtAlj'cf between two
favoritism will be
fi«tHirt«r. Of course
both be dead by
" i it ia coming.
IfCJSCO, Oct. 29.—(/P)
I explosion in the St.
J1* Cstholic Church
^ty did considerable
: priests were in the
time. The exact
i has not yet been
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SANFORD
FAMOUS FROCKS
Boulevard
SANTA can fill his pack
litre. Toy automobiles, min“d u re slides, machines run
by steam nnd others by
electricity.
Dolls, games,
building sots, furniture for
ii'ts.
Even moving picture
machines and small phono
graphs!
FOURTH FI.OOR
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s A d d ress
$ 18.50
N ext to W estern Union
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, La., Oct: 29-—OF)
jr liner Creole went
g e t jetty at South
iy. The ship and
.wared to be in no
isaid, although stuck
^ill bo required to tow
I into the channel.
Ho other royal possession is so easy to 0tt^
A m id Majestic Pines
dlitr)ct. . P ut ] Hon. Ed. Walthall,
B* should go to tho i Cere Seminole HudHon-KKsax Po. ’ " " ■ " ■ ■ " ■ A ™ ............. ........ ..................................—
» next Tuesday Just | Sanford, Fla.
f o r .the Republicans w ill1
>}l th eir s t r M h with the ! Dear Ed:
. 'o u k i n l a .4|fdt)d showing. I I t ’s getting so in them, progres-l
slvo dnya that a preacher, who
,
jt»8fe>
a in tho big wants to a ttra ct a big coagrogii-'
l*CalIfornl&
lie believe* that tion, never select* a text from tho!
0_. ° f Aimee Mci’hereon Rible. All the texts in the Bible!
\;]» true. My hat i* off to are old und those of them which
H He has a perfect right the average preacher can under - 1
-—■J her story and tho que*- stand have been used no many
^ w h tth er hav-atory i* true or times th at tla.y have lout all their I
i hot enter into the discu*. kick, so far iih the congrega
'“tot off the reel the judge tion is concerned.
Pj.«^*—Juit like that. I rathOne of these wise preachers who
i.CellforAW a fte r that.
appreciates the appeal of the sen
sational to the public recently a n
..J in Hully, president of nounced that he would preach u s e r
Jfo lT ersity preached hi* mon on tho text, ‘‘( ’an a woman
•WUOn the other day on with five husbands Ik- saved?"
nop toward Rollin* ColIt was an interesting subject)
football game to be with many angles, suggesting
!\)Mre Saturday and in the many points of view.
In the first place, it is excep-1
lf,ehould act while In Winfk* If. Dr. Hulley e x a c t s tlonal for a woman in theso days, I
when it is so easy to get rid of I
c ri Of the judges during the
, —
end- ,His- »......
plenty
of ------artillery husbands, to keep more than one at
t be eble to make his stuff a *;Inu‘- ,t s v^ry easy to divorce
C«4l«fe boys are college:* husband now, but if that is too
|Bt they are a fine bunch at on,f an<l tl><> Uying a process,
i Dr. Hulley knows t h e m 1 mo*^ women are such expert
•ut as well as any college , ”, a r *C8nu'» th at they can change
1atfwe hie flock.
from * n’*«*ricd woman to a widow
tf;
--------n “ Hash, and get their pictures
llton, Texas, park keoper n tbc I’^Hir* and, maybe big
* hand to hand bat- m<’noy movinK Picture contracts,
f » tiger for several hours | ,iut H,,y wuy. the woman this
**y subdued tho creature [ rcaVK“r w“ » K"'»ig to talk about
several wounds. We had five husbands, which certainly
keef in .Sanford many ought to be quite a nice, s a tis fy
i p wrk
k keeper
go V h o ' had a battle with ing string of liunbunds for one w o -!
*3 tiger th a t lasted a l f night man to catch.
tfgor finally subdued the | Two old niui^ls were discussing
i
“Object of the preacher’s «erI
“Can a woman with five!
b-M dA uIm quite agrees bu!,b“ ,;‘1" h« »«vcd?” asked one of)
tlyit
,naitl" who had been
T m the
me near future .
.............
l,c‘tn strugftlru
ligli state roads will avoid K ',!'v u,"‘ui'vessfully to get ono.
I* »nil will make a struigli' . .. C ot ,f 11 happened to be hogl ‘me,” replied the other
jpm Jackaonville
Jacksonville to 1 ‘.
through points maiden lady, as she adjusted her
v rp n tp d thla done .hero •roctacles to finish an article sin
IMt year but no one
e S S S i "willies” so
of my friends here
r.BBd have been tellr ;tA# pains In the
,Upf tfft th a t
“ comparison
sight, and of tou ch ' " b u t judge
them more b y your sixth sense
" ' your com mon sense. There
several clean-cut, common
sense reasons for Chickering
s u p r e m a c y ..................
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18 BOMBF.D
laundry
GAGE HATS
SUPERB COATS
-
H ty W M U M '
alating the one hour
GSchaal, E. R. Beck,
| E W. McCalley anti
Political Adv.
Here are sm artly tailored and
luxuriously trimmed satins, flat
crepes and cloths. Gray plaids
and jerseys are for sportwear,
crisp ta ffe ta s and elaborately
embroidered chiffons and*g*eortfettes make up our evening* dress
line.
« " t D . N O S f t.'.N N E t)
n4
BARABOO" WIs., Oct.
, ^ ^ G 0 ' 0 c t ’ 2{>-rOP>~Stop8 Bouloyard, the lakeshore, RaAdolph . *n ‘VLAPO U S, Minn,, Q c L W rv
—Vlaillm^r H intenberg has advia.
,«d Msttie U rr y .
modern »»usi- S treet and the Chicago river!
16 West W M hhwton
•
^ ' _fi'u,f^ UVe'f roni Juatica charged Henry J . Bqhn, d istric t attor- M
district in Ihnt p a r t of the
jmnkness -forfeited
drunknes*
—
ORLANDO
“gainst Frank Lloyd b r ig h t
IM. jnornityt when noi» of Sa|tk county, to deetroy the froiipht * i ---“ maze oj AWZONA Ih
fr ° “t ^
™ W « t » OKDESjEP . T , l hi.
a y , The shoppe for the little one'i
rippesr in Municipal a d u l t e r y ' w arran t# which he swoTe —
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wardrobe
... police
—(/PiL. M nnifr> wei*o dropped In'
L f f thfr charge.
out
' Septem
** ‘ *ber against hie di- 2from
M ichiga^ ^
wero^disclos
ST*
L 01V 18’ Mo
0 cctt- 28.—
28.—ypyL
>ut in
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i * k? Michif:an
r o disclos-' ,,nvp
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n o v e l t ie s
court
hero
today
a
t
the
request
of
Lei charge dwith dis- rogc*fl wffe|*?t)lga MUanoff, and I »d
by the
Central
^W,°n "f. the Senatorial Wisconsin authorities.
n o BAnv f u r n j t u r b
♦ was di*misse»i.
,
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oraerpa
Frank
iw 3 f- Lloyd
U o y d ' W right, architect, •
BOYS AND g i r l s 2 TO S
J . defendants were now under bond a t MJmteepoHs,
Engineers on tho raa<l nre
1 \ iin l ^ S®nntCT
Hemocrat,
.
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o roa.i are at | Miaaouri, chairm an of the Senate ^■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B B B B B B B B B B M I|1|-I|II||B ||B B nj;ci. B M i
torestrsted bonds on M innesota.,
work on plans to make * n n rt .hops ‘ ^
S.°
UDGE pianos by yourj
sen se. o f hearing, 0f
For Evening Wear!
102 N.
WA P U N T S TO BE Q U A S O W
^
pjrjink Cases
For Sports Wear!
!
POINT OF VIEW
D E L A N D
For Street Wear!
the averngc person. Some folks
_ waa Navy Day but ought to go the hospital nnd get
ford fleet did not seem to the chronic stomach ache out of
BUch^ attention to it.
The their system.
loan navy is one that has
Note by the papers th a t St.,
(filled with heroic deeds since
“
And while we are ex- Louis Cardinals will train at A v o n 1
flud of it we are npt to Park. Sorry they could not get ;
~ ’ Day from time to closer to Sanford hut we can play
ate unpleasantness 1 them a game with our Indianapolis
iv ^ w h lle on the sea !' hoys
. . during the spring training.
•
i And
r-urrnj*-while on . h o r a 1*"',1 by th® * ay <ll(l y,,u kn,>w
„ JfHhe navy was not t a k i n g .
1 thc Inti'annpolis business i
4 % , 's U c k of the pants t h e '
^
WBB, attracted to Sanford j
J f p V l ^ a n speak with a u - l b y t h e * r0“ nrf8 fir#t- tho ho,eI» «*’- <
I say th at all b r a n c h - 00,1 nn'J the *olf
,hir<l- -S(> i
ifU a service had a w onderful' rpmombcr th,,t
really have J
'
some superior attractions here that j
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!>'"U fan talk about every day of I
|> fc c trid contractors of J a e lf-jyour llft*'
■
• will erect a model home
Unable to gain aid from the a
fflth electrical equipment
VJfTHlfl would i»c a good government, drygoods wholesalers J
^e lockl electrical con- of Brazil are organizing to have a*
-not to build a home but a voice in the country’s legislation. *
Safoty razors with one blade wil] ■
ate in one of the new
be
issued to recruits in tho British j|
t|ie Wonders of electricity.
cm this plan arm y instead of the present long- •
handled whisker cutters.
1
Week and
In spite of poor business con- S
ditions during the hot weather in ■
Sjf ,absolutely no danger in Mexico recently, Mexicans contin- J
to go to the movies in increas- ■
Rtjr fro m . the Republican ued
ing numbers.
In Abe. firs t place the
» 'f o r Congress
___l# * d W. J. Scars
i next congressman and
i,wU be the next State
iTM -% v*
FROCK for every occa
sion and every type, rep
resenting* every new idea
,
m the world of fashion,
and m tim e to take their place in
your w inter wardrobe.
Each
model wears th a t individuality
and distinction that m akes Mt
sm art and unsurpassed in quality.
ltd and none of them
? h,a v® JU!,t n,, much to worry
pnoney to keep up w ith 1about* JUI,t nB much trouble und
ju s t ns much to complain about as
of the community.
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Some of the Signs “o f Genius
f Don’t got annoyed nt your young «on for wanting t o alt
on tho shed-roof while he writes hia school composition.
Ma’tcr, Perhaps he is a Genius.
l.tN U H , Fieri**.
_ C la n
1* at (ha Poatofflca
orlda, under Act of
*■4 M i u i r r
*•—--- ,.* * « •• tatr 1'illiur
Hkmmflug Kdlt.r
Indeed if th e boy doesn’t act “q u eer” in some respect or
othcur ™ he pursues his lite ra ry way, you m ight ju s t as well
set hint down as mediocre and m ake th e best of it.
And wo get this notion from th e facts ns they are.' Many
a Person
right no w is ov.n
get into the celebrity class. Since Liszt wore long hair.
h air
the stru m m y -tu m -tu m piano player try in g to be
g en iu s
lets his locks forego the barber. And the would-be w rite r
As Brisbane Sees
Say?
Wireless Power.
Narefield Air—T h o u g h t
Klg Business In lilg.
Busy Russia.
Y
n y ARTHUR BRISBANE
(Caprrlcht 102(1. hr
S ta r
Elton J. M0,
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IT HAS been suggestoil hero oc.luring Several years
I omtitiniilly
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pmU-tNllw to In- ~ £ Z . I m u fH *
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cun'
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S O C IE T Y
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Lake Mary
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he wonders how in tho world she’ll
wear Inst year's hat.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Saul Robbins e n
•Simes of Hyde Park,
when I wear a hat," says she.
tertained Wednesday evening a t n j ^ c n H s w e r e e . o o y e d until a |„ tt! I
QUEKN MARIE dieted for „ knowing very well th a t sho’l! hnve
dinner dance a t tho O range and %»n.
,.,n,?,v. for M'e dancers
a very pretty soeinl iff !
t Si.,!da'y'V“R ° VMi° T in U k c Marv; svelte figure before she went to u new one. Maybe they’ll hn^-e to
in c iA ii
Black
Hotel in Longwood, in cele wus furnished by tho Fort Pitt | Wednesday
George E. Pilb, who he
Kh .In. waves arc power, and
rtUtr
have a new queens’ crown in Ru
Orchestra.
Favors
bration of th eir fourteenth wed
of
the
fall
Reason,
m
ania!
found
Juneau. Alaska, died
w . ^ l i ^ hr r n S ; : i ° r l' rc “ t
l,llu'
‘ *>™e of nil s o n , can lie sent without wires. It m
Portable |>hon(|
orange caps, noise makers
I,"'
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ly
a
t
Engle,
on the Yukon. V?
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M u » . if h ,' Will look o v e r Ih .. not too much to hope that power
nines* sesion of the ding anniversary nnd th o Bar other
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‘ he queen draped a fur-trim m ed
gemjrate.l at one plaee on the earth
Spend your money f,,
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A
pinn
to
construct a road 4
^ Chapter U. l>. C., niversary) of th e ir son, Milton.
SI
EAKINCt
of
bobbed
bends,
as
Mrs. ^ibhins re c e iv e d ^ guests ' *
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A(Jnms nro C0B^ of hmge and green velvet with
r - A U O r U T K I ) PltKHK
‘•'ill
en* without wires to anj Oil. T ire ,
Tul>,
wearing
clusively for automobiles bet
we
can’t
seem
to
stop
doing,
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otlier pla< e. or sent to machines
"nries, Pluy,„„r„ , ' 1
Q]0HC ''H h’ toque of velvet and living near Paris killed himself Mannheim and Heidelberg,
read,
.m std tinted
tin" W metallic
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DUP,iC" tt* " ri<1^ ' Club."
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svc„_
on._ the
to.the uae" ifor""renr re- on th e hem -thnig before
I lying in the air.
F. E. Roumillut on its hangings nnd furnishings of
..... , ,I with im.sitt
Thn
.
daughter b.«,
Inst Monday
beige upon her golden locks. That because his two daughters
a
blazing
fire
w
hen
he
composed
Tho -------rooms were beautifully
threads, made
•h i*?l"P»tch«a
had ninny, is under way.
w. At four o’clock black and orange, were f u r th e r n c - 1shm.i.iJ T " "
" m‘ ,,u’ct*- w,th .krornted with
* nd « l* ° thn .
was
the
queen’s
outfit
when
she
Hr.
and
Mrs.
L,.„„
q
.
P
ickorinjr
~
,
P°e
t
Schi,,«r
w
rote
best
when
he
had
his
feet
im
m
ersetl
their hair cut. It may be heartless,
15.nttoHl,»and
So extensive has become
,
.
(junntities of golden
I.ATKST, MOST important news
££!!?''*?! h*f',in. t •:
'•
of orchids.
ontered Paris! By afternoon of the
m informal ten centuated with baskets and bowls) Covers
«'«rH on thy F r„. i V C
C** °0
"pedal
that Mutvoiii. spanking cautiouswere laid for Mr. and rod nnd lavender wild flowers, to Z Z n ...... . •'!on,l,,v
the w Z same day she showed whnt her but I can’t help thinking how lucky ron.l development in India U .
i^n >ft ftlio rmerved. m ice-cold w ater. Hoth Pitt and Fox w rote l^ e ir speeches
nf Seminole I uf T ‘ u u '° red CUt f,0Wera coml Mrs Naui Robbins. M aster Milton
the girls nre without such a fo,.j locomotive factory is proposed
usual, suggests the possihili•
bmed with greenery and numerous
M<n-dHe«Witfh nUm<,r"UR Halloween
,h « figure could do to a cloth c u t o f ' r urent!
»A Y rO C T . 29. 1926
grit
- drinking of beer all one has to do is to !u « * » i p.*w. t tmiisniission'without
Bombay.
.m ,
i without
potted plants. The largo dinno- K<»l>bl,,H. Mrs. V. II. Pace of St |
regal purple with dreat
........
»*•«■>*
i-ss and hat
M l tn e beer. Tennyson walked in his garden and sm oked
il‘ " ’■‘ "‘"Dfic imssihitio.
possibility,
Ir.
mid
Mrs.
\V
r(
I,.
Rennies,
j
to
match.
An
all-British
orchestra
in
Eng&!£
D«p*rtmrnt of the table was .arranged in horse shoe St Pm
Kbra *«D PI.ATPORM
f ’ Mkr "‘. S- U TrnK" T’ " f l A
I T TOOK Suzanne I.englen
clay pipes as he compost.ti his g re a t poems.
la,'!' a mi re hope. There could lie i
land
is
advertising
th
a
t
It
e a r * 1'
........r,y
„f
Kansas
City,
M
cz.,
i"1"
”1
.
I'!t.t‘r,‘sti'»g
game
of
^
League
of
MouJy
shape, and centered jvith brasB /' Pctr burKh, Mr" Hco Donskey
A
gi. atei
practical scientific '
*■1,1 Sanford Ave
of
St.
Petershnrcr Sam Bernstein’
u ___ _ ■ iI,Up]!Cat*
play
American
jax*
perfectly.*-*
of
St
Petersburg,
bridb
r«
was
p
l
a
y
^
f
d
u
r
1
buil,l,"
‘f
(l
home
in
I.akVview
s
u
h
ll
idenThut
'n
n
sniff,',i
M
t
th<
’
,inr,‘
K
,*>
'
't
"nd
make
the
saying
w
ill
meet
with
Miss
bowls
of
orange
cut
flowers,
while
'lofco at flaaforiPa frost
C J. F ..” w ritin g some tim e ago for the D earborn Inde )«• bi.N.-m.ot.
St. Petersburg, VV. Weinstein
morning hours, a f te r wh i c h ?
l . ml t « .
Jl«. omt-n nr‘‘ h" rn free m,,“ n •‘""netlung.
Suzanne came
130 o'clock at the a ltern atin g down the table were Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. S Wein ' t b c *Jrize" ° I lingerie, were’^award- • Master Ross Whitnl
* Water rout* to Jaekaouu
u
I
must*
J,
n
"u
,'f
<
VOn
a
rl*
'*
°
ut
in
meeting
nnd said thnt
candlesticks holding lighted orange
genius works.
s a v s •«>
liiv
n r . n on 'lthe
° " them,
SCIENTISTS
THINK, some of
i.cuyiiu/,, hmei says,
lay prone
t lh e° fri
floor
ihut no intelligent
. j. Leibnitz
Hteui, Orlando, William Toll Mr I v. M? ‘
Connelly a n d 1iwen under thc'^Ik !• k" ’ Wh°
ih ’ ,h^oU,^h, lh<, r ’tfirs of diet - l''n gowns and afternoon frocks
..
hie
exist*
-i
J0en
at
3
o'clock
the
|
‘|‘Per8sm
aller
bowls
of
cut
• f ■». Johoo-Ia.
nnd Mrs. Toll
r’ 1 Mrs. W. Wall..,*.,
.
.
,l<H,or s m r c f o r 1'"H. ‘hings a re n ’t so uneVen a fte r were
Wt'r*‘ us
as dead ns hustles
hustles, nn.i
nnd it...
that
Wallace vv.......
Wright. y and ,i........
. ,m s;
...........................uw...| 0,‘ ,h''
Mars becam e of the
.
Mr .
ami Mr* .
.
Caaal.
posed theiV n— ^ . hli,s ;,, 'r,ll,k‘,
and Paisello ccomthe past week with a painful ;l|7-inll!
lonan' Society of the 1fI°wers. The places were marked r,
the only clothes n woman needs
m u.str w h i l e in b ed.
H a lz a c w r o t e b e s t w h e n l*lam-t - g-ci,t age. A* m .lions of
g e t t h e Bt
.
•fjW fclte i»»y,
Stunning’
! h S l h o l , i a ‘'I l a r - I 'viJh
. . ..unl'l«o
.
, -P ^ ce cards carrying Orovitz Mr. and Mrs. A .K an n er.. At tbc in c l u s i o n of the game ce^s. m improving.
today are sport clothes to l><j worYi
Irani.
Flower
lie
standing
.
tie
a
rn
rout
th,.
»,..i.;t
n
f
s
tr
e
tc
h
in
g
'
Lafcadio
Meant
had
th
e
habit
of
stre
tch
inn«
»
•<
•
atmokphere
mi
u
Me
«nd
Mrs.
r
.
Kanner.
Murry
thtf
‘“
hies
were
laid
with
d
a
i
S
y
T.s.
(
out tho color scheme.
§,T ^r*1.
The
Methodist
"lure
t*
ding at the home of
him self along a table when he u ' l ' l
l!!
s ilt tih in g ' pl.,„. I I.. .
more rarefied.
WE note 11mt the lovely queen
'*M,V
rt,,d ‘•venmg gowns,
Fanner, Mr. nnd
Mrs.
Morris I ' " v,‘r*
»
’lelectable
’
V | regiiliu preaching hull'll conducts'
(>f al1 kinds.
D uring tho
four
«* Kttihf i„a pro. I best while sitlinir in 11.
i
' Ibitlsseatl worked th.i.ioi. harder to breathe
[fin, UMM) Park Avcrvices
Sunday
|
has
a
hat
t..
mutch
each
of
her
,
v*
‘
vv,*
n"*’ren
ii.r years us
ment ( oloring,
^
.... » « * .,i by thJ
”
moroi„gs am |
courses, Mrs. Ro'bbi'ns^ made an i nDr7 iL.
<,S,,,M
o .'1" '1 Mrs.“V*
j r:™ '
fc.orim a M „ - r
,,
, s,Ml,,*f 1,1 the sunshine With bare bead
A lfieri
I). Ill-own,
IV rrv We*«evenings.
j several dozen n e t miles. Theft" is 1
r,',ld f»'*hioii articles aluait
tea
'
in,,
!'.“
l
"
s'
..............
..st..,.
Mr,.
impromptu speech, and rending* I berg, M
S A N E O K I) c p u .
... : Ben Gaswi
h
r
"".I
Mrs.
Min
i
lougnll
h
a
v
e
!
"
"th
in
g
that
so
makes
a
woman
!
B'
'
"
ns
»»"1
afternoon
fr.u
ks
where
Mrs.
Ilerschkowitz,
Miss I
M ; ,*',do,,! b.er 1were also giv'en by MIU„n
1 a a n-pb.'i'c
doc.w u.it mean
......................p ' i
J i S
- " ” v...............
.................................i 'R o d f c t s co ]
«.•*■* fit!V moved lo Lake Mary from : w,‘** ‘ir*,'4sed as the matching luit 1,1 *he world the women were who
"’ f'Hlowed !>,. and Miss Stella Moses.
‘ Meltzer, M. (iross, Is
*
o
Illy
.lev.dope.I
llni|kmg
riutsie.
- 1.1
51 h "»d Maple
Ph^’.
b f u g the cni'boniiVr.MiM,
San ford and are
located at t h e j " ' " 1 ,,n *SR " r suit " r coat. If you Wore them, and just how long (he
s’. Cuss, Mate
Following th e dinner, ,lancing Sidney Weinberg, Miss Tillic
. . . H m f u i Z Z * ............ i i &
S T T
, , r ....................... .....
.......
New Arrivals
, Vt, *, .rs- W Wallace Wright’ former
home ..r
\ i - anil
.... i «». .
yourself have more Xhnn one out designers and sellers would keep
jumln, Miss Gertrude
I;.
n.o
r
of
Mr.
Mrs.
John
....
f
o
iild
n
o
t
w
o
rk
l
o
r
s
o
m
e
titm
I
W
omen
s
missionary
|
______________
_
’
'
million*
nf
years,
when
_
vV ?ir^a,.H,r br- ," n' - a lte r hearin g one.
i„,Jl''i’T..m.Hly,....Mnt.
Mr>. (Ion
»«n ■SWHMsiiH.
fit nnd can't have a different hat "ii deluding themselves that they
—y
' I" 0 ■ i'"'.I daman.ler . raw led
9 vchfinl
r(i f
VMw
fluffy
and l.ii*| I lie Io.ifldat|oMS nf nur l
fur
every one, be sure to pick one could make women- wear
* « » fur l*rtraar.|
it,
of
the
Methodist
Hr
and
Mrs.
.Ichii
Swanson
left
!>.' Woodm-(T l'lis'|,a .<^ , k|‘ T <l ,’U" n' 1 ‘ '*'•'* h o v e,/,«iften *pot'jml \v;!l',!r deeiimd •* tent l.y handing us ten
doo-dad* in a day which gives no '
Snappy nn>ruff and Mrs. Holly.
Sat ui day to locate nt Fort Pierce that goes With either. Thus, if
. cordially invited.
••id len toe*, when dinos
time to the doo dad life!
you
have
a
brown
and
n
green
out
■non ’i'oj) vy
for the winter and will he missed
Ipsrty of the t ’ongre.
aur'- im.imp'di/.rd power *m Mils
d*is,
enrh
Now Suzanne’s settled all that!
fit. green or brown would he love
N t;i;it ■■oh.
f a in t in g an&J V h nt the i’arish
by their many f-iemls here.
•»x*XII
«
carlh
I
*
r
nine
million
years
before
, , " ,ln >rcd in l a u d a n u m , sold m a t c h
ly with either, white' purple or
my request; mi.| 1e s .... !» " ,w
display
W
ien
eame
men
could
not
possddy
On
T
hursduy
evening,
the
conI
o'clock.
'
s
<u
t
.'
s
t
r
e
e
t
s
ol
L
o
n
d
o
n
a
m
i
lived
i„
d
i
r
e
s
l
Many
interested
residents
a
t
DECORATING,
fnul me Iho thing
ALBERTA HOPPE, 18, won the
black ,,r blue or rose would not lie
Paul Kmge, Claude H ow -'
C h u rc h G iv e s P npK r
■j M
have l.r.alhe.l the ail that they
|inr of the Methodist gregntiwi of the P resbyterian Dighton,Josenb
tend the opening on Wednesday of no good for either one.
l i l t e d i n t o e a s e h i s w o rk w a s s p a s m o d i c . W a l l e r I 'L t e r h a d l.r.-al
gb 0:8.
Griihnmi
IL’iir,. ten
I-I.n ,I
.
recent honor of being judged the
Hoim*
Graham ) were
heil
R hone r>»iRAy^ ciety at 3:110 o'clock church met ut tho W om an’s club, ard and Joseph
Ihe
I
reasonShop
l.y
Mrs.
W
alter
healthiest farm girl in 12 mid
dered during the evening. Much \ The
Thou has) I h « t t h • c o n s t r u c t i o n
bf Mrs. I. P. Hagan for their anual sociul. This affair mcriment was caused by the nn.ii-| „r n,e
trick
»r
iMissi,,nary »nio„ Plunder*. If is i„ the Fv.k*;i its lluilll..........|W" “, ” rn ■
‘•Hites. Alberta will comhm
c
n
t
e
n
c
e
s
is
•„
,
jllM.s
.
d
.
s
e
u
n
,
t
i
l
l
,
i
*
I
\
N
I
rcpl
lie-,
li.
i-al
h
c
|
^fiOK
S
anford
A
»
|s
al
ISABEL
MacDONALI),
D
h
s
Baptist
church
ohserv•H also in o,(,
in^.
llUP.
was in the form of an informal ologue, given by Robert K. Hern i
f
#
h
h
I
ii
n
il.nk
.<
1
m..-phcrc
that
w.mld
has
r c m i.....................
r Y ,H,< JY
" “ Dmuil
health chainI n e list is li m i t e d , .'oil
you will n o t h
daughtei of former |,nhor p
..........
..
U" tl,,l(1i anniversary „f t he
H give Tl.ee (lie
lo l e l c h r i l i e s
5 of the Methodist ireception. The object is to pro- •Ion, impersonating an old Italiun
. n |.< . <«n*m- t<. nur lung- I'n
}t thifirf
Mr. and Mrs. John
w-ondera
just
such as the
>bn R Hough- I,,f Great Hr dam, Unnucy Mnclion- /
"T
wonders ju
form er a g e . In d e e d m a n y o f I h e m did llol
M
argaret
Fund’’
with
„
J
ich Mm. J. P. Parker j mote social fellowship am ong th.- organ grinder.
know I lies'
*'•'1' lh* .or Ihi.l we breathe u.ml,
ton has greatly inipr.-ved i„ hrviilth. I al*i. who acted
I
housekeeper for I !!! ' ?* ,
h*T health
heall
d o l m a n
at Die cliureh parlors.
----- ^
'.» lo o k ed d o w n
will nu-i't nt...........
2:30 church members, and also to helu
.**• i ... im .w •«.( rarefied l. iinn
,A
i t : ' U \1 r |. |
I SR. i
Tin- Ladies' Aid f th„ (•om m nii-lh‘‘r widower father during
,
,
— girl
Ids
«t„v
7
1
s
.
U,‘’
average
gi
luring
stay
sleeve,
the
i
S
^
d
h
,
"
s
;
!
h
e
n
'
:
y
.............
..
*.<mi; ih..I will ii.uic ten >•! Ill)
i honu- ,.f Mrs. G. A. the new church m embers in gettin g r- V r""1' "J. *’ l,V' ‘'u r Aunt l''i,.m t.ll!n;"„ r‘ " ,nw *«•■»’ ......’rated with
tf poopl^Pead The Herald
r
■1
In* would nroliably enthuse much
G\I
;;\ II I r J l \
"i'V Church met on Wednesday, on Downing street, will run for a
mi In'... .
.
)fn«-.-.
.
mi.| .! in ii .| .* I
Ut
f.Howers
and
r
,
w
h
i
l
e
the
iFr-mli
A
venae.
acquainted.
(
a
,
'
f,,"
"
a
l»r»
umh
r
the
d.
cnpx( h a c k
over "a p f tlust g ir l" title, which
fft giV0% *fcta ‘" ‘lay'** Mews
and
report*
from
the
various
eon,seat
in
ParJinuiciit.
Such
follow
V " i m I .. a :11in*. ,.|n i .
| r,
whHn l 7 ■ " " "
‘ ‘' T V ' l ' 1 , ' 1"
Ih .M g , ....... I.OV do.
Wshmenr tahhv
......ttered llliltees for the Deremlier buZ.liar ing in a lather's foot print* may is just why no nml ter how loudly
' 'I • '"*■ ol
,."tt
'and other
Palurday
|»n in\ - I 11
The club rooms were transform - m,',. of'tlo. r ! 7 ’ l{'
W1,s
W hile he is s u p p o s e d lo b e g e l l i n g *,i< l e s s o n s .
| | (. ,M;n ,
ngge lion* nmdi
' * •!•' I I I > V..*1 I ll. I .. , .1 .,||,i
■
.
o
■
*
’i
)■
r11,i
.
.
I
aB
the
health
experts
howl
about
"
a
h,,»h
birthday
cake
iced
j„
l
i
b
......
.
I
•
vtVij
dcsi r a b I e
will
have
a
Hal
•si
int...
a
veritable
Hallowe’en
t
h
,
i
T
t,“
'
,,vn,,"
K
eh,-Well progress. The next m eet jseem oulv natural. Bat facts and e v e lo p in g a (le n iu s com plex.
are 1
t!ie «.. ;.i i i.<• It
\ , .i ., i. |
i Ino >ari,oi II.
■••- 1' uly Sue a'i ..
" bite and topped wit), III candles,
h 7r,We,t ^ lt,ron "nys the
lloruin.ition of modern girls'
j
that
tor
every
son
or
daughter
who
•
i
*.
■
iOMi-i
out.
and
il
it
.
H
ii'.lock
p.
III.
■realise
.
\ida[,'.nai>
(■...<.
i
ing
will
lie
l-'liday,
Nov
f,.
nf
the
bower,
will,
all
sorts
of
Hallowe’en
n„!
lia
n
u
n
'If
|
I’
m
"
'x
r
M',T
I
M
ruts, tailor
pi Rumania will probnblv
------ O I lo* Smitord H i l l
probably
with ferns a ,...........
iltli by dieting, girls will keep
•idocd that th e m i
"w ll,,wanl ■
! *Utnoundeil
fjaaimniija.
f Mrs. U'. f' IM 'our- novelties, pumpkins, Jack o’lan- M *s | ? . K ’vil*
• -i " r i t -r -o-ighi to o
b '" ........ . Mrs. Frank Evans and enter Dad’s job. there are at least '
I lm Martian.'*, in llie r rar fi.-.l .ii
ed
in satin
UoVVtTs.
■:> ■"I-I..II agi
r,'» ><•" • mid daughters who doii l I l ' 1’
Ms Di.-ys know . they
. ,, ' Dr M Jiqdin ■. |>(,
it nitty be j i e i . nleiing u| •i tit. at tl
will be devoted t,( sewing.
I] Avenue.
terns, corn stallta, festoons of black hJ,th TunibiVlI M?* T ’ ' ' !s,s. K!'za
1
*•
|
took
pretty.
f
a
c
e can
r:
i!
niemhers told
di-tii . ; < • u i .VI it *.- ..I | |...vt
1I A tiunthe,. ,f
I tbeir cis i. / e . . i
!• M n s o n ie |{ |(|.r,
|itory li*>ur at the nnd orange crepe pn.K-r, and qu«n .
River Break Causes New
tons,
crepes
.-.I..
,...
I’hone
75
the
work
being
done
hy
the
■bn
tor ..
titles of golden rod and other yel'
LaUn‘ Lohm,,nj
. » . Wanted: a Id,,.
at lb o'clock.
According to Dr. I’e tlit. astronom er on M ount Wilson
••• I in r | .
LL l"S see, sunioliody taiid some- 1 ()n a street corner n large force
REPORTS FROM our big
a mi. * i
11*
®r dam n,
M
i
n
a
r
e
t
Fund”
«„,|
,,|s„
,lnw
low
and
orange
flowers.
.
of
the
evening’s
e
n
t
e
r
j
lah-io ..I •'...
,
and
satins.
SA V E by g iv in g us y o u r s id e w a lk , d r lv
MtnxUy
:4H
tiling lately about bobbed hair boworkmen in busy putting now
rt II ill i it.
•’w iir nnd fd
1^ 1 9 ^ 7 ' A « I1" ' * ? T ™ ™ " *
rays on the huh' 110:.s prove* that il r.-ally i
A t one end of the spacious uudi- l a ’,' mo',t which created a great! Hus fund had grown. Fifteen girl*
< *
Black and
ling
all
out.
Last
week
six
of
my
,’a,,aHt
ll.ndcr
strt-et
cur
tracks.
vicc
Lea
Holy
No
wonder
Europe
i
ob
j.
s
'•>
|
fi
Ii
. . lb.- pm | n.*i> ..?• (I,: . , ii, • rl . who m i' | ! . !,
^IjfcitU'r^Bf Choice
in n w o rk .
Ml w o rk g u a r a n te e d .
from Mrs. Houston's class, .cure! friends who have cherished t h e i r ' , '*■ Wft“ 'bmen «t nearby theaI will miT
F a m ily
itli Mrs. torium, a duintly appointed punch I 11 , <a i,u<!rt’f*t' was a masked
power! ' Florida0 w ith Tbt large" S c e n lH g !!‘l‘;rf Ul ,n n ;a.livi‘ While doubting Tlioma.-s i l l. torinl I., !■n!"iriziall n e w
u
Dr.
M
utphice
<
>
t
sc
tiling the dfferent southern
rli:"
1
'il'.lll.
,!.!•
all
I'lgbt
|l'
table
had
bedn
placed,
and
.
^'I'Posedly
a
farm
er
and
tresses to the hitter end placed the I -7* "7! . Die operations from
“ what do you think of ihe hudness to ca t :«11 D'flection on the mien e
n
1
’ark
Avenue al
■
hades.'
m
gel
av.:
y
wth
it
I
k.th,
states,
tohi
„f
the
work
done
hy
throughout the evening punch was ,,H
who movet) am ong the
oiillool.," reports of great i ompa- interest that tin
BREAKFAST—
Apph
upon m
thee mocK.
hlock. And Queen 'H!<
?.WU £ t huir1s - A, bulf
,y
n o , — Appu<
sauce, j pates "t"'"
moV(.
. dozen men
I
• editor of The San a* ti<>me.
guests.
The
cotitest
was
to
guess
each
s
ta
te
toward
this
fund..
'
‘
with
ianCo
m pi e t e
nic*
answer
the
question.
A
spinach with poached eggs on toast. | Mnrie, defying the court jeweler terns Thev
1 T
ford Herald evinces toward the
C
| Club uf the Baptist served hy Mrs. J. I). Woodruff, their real identity. Mrs. Herbert
'Hu* brings ui, H,en. In the U
V ■:
somo mysAn
unusually
interesting
pro
In
the
first
nine
m
onth;
of
this
Mrs.
G
ra
n
t
Wilson,
Miss
Perrie
ra nge
nf
st with Mrs. J. L.
student drinking problem.
T h e |« 'p w t of Ihe problem as refl.-etel
. "TTho
Vorker.
^ and make
U MH-hO
i fNl—C
! . nream
milk’of eauli- lTh
r k,‘,l,
t ,n the
,h0 crown,
worl<1 hob- Ichnlk
’M W * marks
measurements
Russell was the winner and was gram was rendered throughout th’(i]r rrI.l'Nt
year General Motors earned .... re »art t ido of the editor of The S n- b n the p c n tiee.s of | |i,,::e .
‘b» W
when
sheWhH
wore
on the
sizes.
Ihome ill Fdgcwnini Lee Bell, Miss Fern Ward, Miss presented a large basket Pilled afternoon
1lv
than ;<1 IP,000,000, and the big ford Herald us t.. the cm ire suf- ' - !«»?-mi >>f tin- Uuivei • il;,
which
included
f th*lW..trub,"
j
flower
soup,
croutons,
pear
.'.lira W arren Kusterhy and Miss
salad, it bed l|i own bicks before leaving 1Whnt they nre doing, however1^no-1
a solo
-M
•f i-l
Jbo ^7 7
, , 1 o r ‘s(,,nc K«*»<I reason known to Ilin United States Steel Company more ficieiicy of his proposnls in wiping
M) Joe Dyer,
with al kinds of vegetables. Upon “ The Margaret Fund", sung hi "h o le wheat bread nnd butler ) her homeland.
Iluhhcd it very i body knows,
Mina Howard,
"h<>
make
their
annual
liontei
,'in
11
pell
will
meet
with
rOWIfAr
.storo than ?U.r.,000,000.
h o L e Thenm ?rne ,1 ? 1>c,,,,,su,a,o f F »orida a sunshine storeout the evil, however, call-, for a mgs -seasons or rih.-ildrv and Ij
i sh o rt, moreover!
’ I
i
Welcoming the guests upon nr- removal of their masks, the- enu- 'M rs . J. II. ( ‘olclough; a duet !a sandwiches, milk, ten.
[If at uYInuk ut
nouse. 1 h in Mp pu t som e people here to see if they w o u ld
Tt is interesting to see one of more careful analysis of the prob "booze hoisting.’’ T h e w r i t e r f{
Saturday Special I ;
_DINNF.ltScnlh.ficd
p.datoc
I
1
Her
alibi
that
die
cun
pm
<
>
n
her
I *brent* i*f a listu- ciicnunler that
Y- ‘S . r" m“ l *'» ,M’ Mis* Ruth ^, rH11 •- Glenn and Mo
| | | ain
| | | | I Vt
IHallowe’en
ft llllW iV t
t i l I ,p%l‘'
*
| Em Fourth Sit "eet. rival wore*• two Vqu
have sense enough to m ake use of the golden s to re '
— Boston TraiiHcript.
the automobile organizations niak- leiu.
speaks from observation when h e 'i
Wl,b sausage, hroileil tmnatoe* , -evered hair vvlii-u *h,. wears tlie , " aS,'‘ "V..11” ' ,,,,r,D ' nine thundermaidens,
(
’urnien
G
uthrie
and
Sn-,
r
a
y
,*
n
*
a
n
‘*
R*»d»»nn
Lehninn.
|
a
a
d
a
reading
l.y
Miss
Jane
Occasionally,
too, a few. p e r s o n s i,»v fm m ,|
There is a threefold aspect to )
............................
.
[:!'<•
profits than United
HiaMhe example of these days
■ittiffed celery, sweet cider jelly crown is only what Mrs. Smith of In,!! L’nVi * 't'<aK°
M,"B» Lave T u rner nnd
Mrs. | ‘
.
ul" 1 t,u‘M
leleli to A chcrrful lying t h o s u n s h i n e
■rd of the H ', 11111)1'.* ru Maxwell, dresed in fantastic
T h cv W ill
it, ’
.U.n<
l a "-v u s i n g S ta lls Steel, biggest induslrial or- eradication »f Hie drinking huh
'M " ,u> " r *Hie most potent fa cto rs,,
habitit i ...............
with custard sauce, nut cookies.
j iorsooth,
cm
tuines.
In
the
receiving
line
Maude
Clarke,
drcsc*d
a*
witches
‘7
°
1
ar((’"
"
'"
'i
refres..
I
it
10
a
cl,,,
k
a.
m.
T littv t a k e n
loiit. o
I, h ''
ul f h ( ‘
in the world.
i1amongst the students. If u ,s tl>
|
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Hie problem. The tin d e rg ra d -"
luaii rolls, milk, coffee.
deprossed by a pessimist
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.
VT \ l
were Dr .and Mrs. E. D. Brown (old fortunes throughout the even■
‘•'’'‘ved. A limit
Were
d*y
the broadcast of the Turuicy-DempI h o ir h e a d s n g iiin st
'r ^ '
, R>,V H 'o t e e t t h e l o p o f
Hi nine months United States be Imiidled intelligently it should ,m,es bold u certain reverence for
Quite small children may lie
‘ dull, sordid truth.
present
and
a
neat
sum
realized.
lee, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. HuBose ing, fortclling g re a t futures to
sc.v scrap. Sharp and clear could
h e in ir h listi.e,. l' . Y /
H io -lie te e h e a t , a n d t h e y a v o i d
than $i:i a be approached from all three mi Hie old men who have gone out in
lettuce
and
sprinkle
with
orange
%
business
meetserved
the
scalloped
potatoes
with--P. II. A.
K ' i s i t l i d a n d t o r t u r e d l»V S llli-h u rtl
hilt t l i , . v*
!b a r,‘ 1,11 Hvv hundred millinris i.r glo'i nml dealt with accordingly. Hie world. They sec some of them
vviio visited their tent.
Wr*‘ ‘h, M.
of " m‘ r i "«tcmaji's (’lab at 3 Mr. nnd Mr*. H. R. Stevens, ami those
..
. , .
, The first meeting of Hu Par- Jmit the sausage and the celery slices. Add grapes and nuts' 7 ,
I list, Hie environment of the stu- bundling illicit bonze us a part of
a g o o d (lose o f t h e u l t r a - v i o l e t r u v s e v r r v ,l..v V
,
. T‘""
Mr. ami Mr*. II. J. Lehman. R.
•lrt>Hitt|. .,,,,1 f„M in
y” "
“ •'l
without
(lie
stuffing.
As
to
the
1
Ham
ilton
Holt,
,(f
At
a
late
hour
If.
of
the
girls
of
oiit-Teachor.-f
A
nnotation
dent
before
entering
HuUniv.M
!
lll,‘
■•'•'limemcnl
f,.r
t
heir
......
.
■
bust
you in the
yt-*ur, 11 D r. I’e t l l l is e o r r e e t lli.-v « i l l
T '
'
Uext ; "ailed ’Ihin an. it wasn’t even
was
A sham
J. Holly acted us m aster of cere- tin
cream.
Mask pears with
tltis eye,’’
’
dinner
dessert,
more
sauce
than
y
" i 11 g e l m o r e .
| water.
Now. with earnings “ put s." v nuist lie l oiisiilci-luL sec,m ilV. j
l
*ill
.qieak,
and
the
senior
departm
ent
served
reheld
at
the
sehoolhouse
;" " 1 -'l " ' *onfronied Willi tl„- S
« / t o Hell
oil Thttrs- jelly: should lx* U»t*ir portion.
uicny for tho evening.
mixture and serve.
tcordially invited.
freshment* of doughnuts, baked day. The evonii
•a
|
s u n sh in e through glns.J, |»r. C harles Mavo has explained , l"1' k" " " 1 " ’
"<• •*»..• know the lutnicdiitf.- I'.nlact of th,. t "m' Moe-tion a i,. whether a f te r .- II a
||ddn1 give n damn.
j
openecl with
Several splendid musical numThe fruit is of course well chill
ver.sit.v
aiiH
o.nlie•
and
Hu.p,
Hn-;
prohibition
requirement
is
not
■
The
jieur
salad
suggested
in
the
Apples grown in Canada this,
apples topped with whipped cream, j singing of well known songs, and
■s only six ly -lo u r per cent pure. Iletn e people in t hi- north ,
' " ',l
F. II. Robbins, Ownora
di-nl in tin- i-iiforeeiiii-iil of |, ,|(d all ‘'b u n k ' anvil, av . “ These Inin
luncheon menu m ight plense your ed before arran g in g us a salad.
year would fill Hourly 3,000,000;
• Monroe It. Hut- lu rs hy tho male q u artette, (S. R. punifikin pies ami coffee.
was followed hy election of of
l.EADI'.RS OF the BolsheviM iibstuinance mu t la-, him,lied wiihi ha'
(Copyright,lUk’tl.NEA
Service,Inc.)
bridge
or
sewing
club
some
ufterbarrels.
tThursday after
ficers as follow: Mrs. Frank Evans, noon. Servo it with tiny assorted *
l i n g a»«.i
n d .»u«»i«a£
stim u latin g »
p r o«p e,r tti e:s ,l‘issiun gov.runicnt inform their , |">s'tiv«* tiunilive precision; third i su‘'" ful men and they get a kick
... . And
t e sHtningi*
. ’L .r.”’"1
Ills they owe us.
[I* three weeks in
t«i say.i>fth ere a n•e hospitals,
Ollt
ly,
th..
ofttlook
Of
Ih..
student
l„
of an occasional drink, why
a n d h o m e s ooff peo
„,.(V , foll,;'v'T" l)11" .•‘verything is going
<>--------'dphia and other
- In.iil.ln'i1 I ’ is tlu- |einptation
! oiri-lj .
Kit.--.'.mu pr,,pagito>l:i .. • yotlil MIS lollt’Ut* ntiy(.r
;
|
•
n G Mrs. John I ’ecktrian w h o always pit*, in Florida provided w ith glassed-in ., Still
room
s ” w, ........
hen , re.spoiisilili. for the revolution m 'token into cousideratinii. inn -1
point.
..
..
Up to the automobile inm ates fancy they a re receiving tile I till o e i i e ! i t s ot tln*|* bina.
•’c a r Salad (for Four)
- v
• , rriMut
.h .._
a
.
Rus*ia is supporting fi
I lie coiisid..ration .,f 11„ fir-l of i W e a r,' t hetelore Confronted with,
I’riest, uooh
secretary.
A
eommitttec
jn«r or later will get loft. H o n d a sun.
Two
large penrs, I orange 1-2
•esc
aspect-,
ink
, niinciiillv ami ‘‘morally'’ tin- Brit I'*. . .
'•• problem 1
-•I'Pi'oache* t,,
solution of,
, Key atid small
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composed
ofk, Clarence Priest,
chair , ri,P aagur, 1-2 cup water, 1-1 cun
„
,,
-..............
I ,ish
wiuki-rs ill
in their great
groat cm
nml .incctly buck to t)|C. door of
The
|m
w
er
of
sunshine,
;
‘be
problem
of
drinking
amongst
I
i
n
e
IMUVer
Ol
s
u
n
s
h
i
n
e
,
when
volt
c
o
n
ic
In
t
l
,
i
„
t
.,i
,
)
s
h
,
worker*
niutoi'isl
Smartaens More Conservative
Shota Punctuate Peppy is
man, Mrs. N. H. Braddoek and walnutnieuts, 1-2 cu|i seeded Calia most i m p o r t a n t s u h i c c t f.n- .
t
, j* a , u * *t, .strike, which ba* pul the whole ,.|r • antord Herald, The Gainesville1^Duleiits. The first lies with a I
Mrs. E rn e s t Strong,
[ As Darktown Dances At
I Friday where they
recent
Mrs.
J.
R.
Adams
was
hostess
Mrs Musgrave was appointed to ■forn'» tra p e s , 1-2 cup whipped!
• ■-lm, and to the actual conditions
'‘•‘■'"I observance ol the V.,|-1
m-H very
v e r y much
r!i,, | ’ ahottt
,
J the, ' *ultra-violet
»
o
n
I
J
y
}.............................. - a l ra ti.......
Ball"—Headline in Mi knows
ptil •Satunltiy even- bride, was the g uest
honor | Tnesday afternoon when she
work out the problem of a h o t i ‘ re»m, boiled salmi dressing.
|
fay in- of any
incvailing in cnintim ities w h ic h 1' ,4""l hivv at In,me; secondly, tlulne.
otlier ray ol the sunshine
accmnpanieil rh u rsd a y evening a t a most Ac- j tertained tho members o f’the""Gude Itineh for tho schoid-children. The ' Mal*c a heavy syrup of sugar und
TH E LMI’uRTAMT l bing. a< ibev represent, and tli.it of cv.-rv 1,l,B evei.i . of the authority vest
k
company
of
g
re
a
t
scien
tists
G<orgc
«o
should
R j , e I l t ) ( | Itghtful Hallowe’en party, given by Tyme Bridge ('lull," ut her home oil
urn boss, i- '■•miiiunity in th,. nation.
What '
1,1 Ha- ' mversity offiim i-; and (
arent-Tenchcrs Assi.vintion will r'v«ter. Add pears, pared, cut in ^
,*hv have spem the M-s. F. B. Gelderman. at her home Myrtle Avenue,
I of “ re.ic
Da- conditini,., now prevailing ■1bh'dly. a detennined effort
to I
meet as usual the second Thursday i ha,vc" un,) '’ores removed and cook
on French Avenue.
II. mean in almost evi i v hamlet •’ \ r,
t
"U the practii........ ............. J
r (to Beach.
over a low finr<’ U,,DI iH-ars are!
'-■* ■•
and bowl*
of -golden
r o d ,.
■ wonder if We .....torists
........... .
O
.........atally
.....................
. .Baskets
.
.
..................
| “f l*
. ,u‘b
. . month at 8 oYlooek
■ -« .........
P- m.,.|
the A mi l.......
n .in Fcib rat i.,n tile youth of the mil ion |„.illtr I Die iiluinni I in m.- Iiing i \ a
:i..
charn-o at ull.
*
*
•*
!
The rooms w ere festooned with daiHius and Anti^nnon vines were an<
purents
are
to
join
|
.
rwnsPnr<,f,t.
Add
the
orange
nit
i
I h e W o r l d h a s .>uiii\i-,i m ui |, ail,| u
'fought up I,.
oi many oiln i
rinik*-nne.-s and viol.it ..i
■o
I hr
o i l t liv e a <■■ I i
Labor
0n
returned
Inline
s
trea
m
e
rs
of
orange
and
black
used with pleasing effect in the ! ,hjs "iganizatimi, also any i n te r-' ln thin
with the tH-ars. When I
1deal more,■ ami
men have
lfl"
,
....................
.
c o n t r i v e d In |...
- * / 1' V I American cnpitali .ts should real ’M e l-especllibl,' hom es/ direct |
»re nmro ways than one ,
*n'l00n Bom Bitni- crepe paper suspended from which rooms where the guests ussenihle.l ‘‘"tod eitizens.
nears are tender nnd clear remove !
•i"lation
of
t)i,.
law
in
|
he
secret
I
^
bt
n
we
combine
our
eflorts
to
h
a
s
s
h
o
w
i
i
t
h
e
s
t
r
e
n
g
t
h
o
f
Its
l
t
,
,
'
l
l
'
.
!
1
1
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1
1
I
'
bat
the
A
mci-icftti
Federation
’our way through college,
•torc he I,as been vvere num erous Hallowe’en novel for play.
I Mr. and Mrs. George Fowler, mid
an'*. ' ' ’<toie syrup to
of Intovicnnt. '.’
Can it |lt. i «»•«* I'" ''......... *■• "Peiatom
ban ,
t h a n ill s u r v i v i n g t h e u u a c k m r '•
l' M! "! n " D u n g UIOIV , " f Labor is ind-ed a great bulwark
fallow in Nebraska who ,i
.
.
^
q
u
ark
medi.-im-s
y
n«
UUtU
h
m
c
d
i.'in
o
s
|(
|l;is
I,,
j
"
f
conservatism,
um|
not
try
i..
landing
to business. ties. The lights were shaded Jack
:.."iisa,d th at men. otherwise law ' aa,,K Du- <pu-stion i„ ,t s thre, fold
Black cats, witches, ghost* and I
'‘b'blren, accompnniexl by Mr.
.
..'1 1 ‘'av ittos of pears with
n t for the other hoys.
th e scales ol th e destinies l.raw n will never
"btding. are * renting
environ |
and ,|.. „.,t
to ktv .....j
o ’Lantenjrs, which cast a Weird other Hallowe'en symbols adorned 1 Fowler's mother, Mis. Mary Fow I
Je y‘ Arrange on hearts of
'•"til and glaiimur lo the use of h'.';lV>
as
brain. O ur healing is not jn tin
over
•■'-d’on tbilit> at tt),'
anrl mother, Mrs. glow over ail.
tho amartest things P r o
the
tally
cards
and
a
f
te
r
a
most
l’r
arrived
last
week
and
o|H*neii
j
‘tit"\iiiiiits Hut ba; a "eakctiing j ” * an" , ber. we will make a near, i '
• hat orgaiiizcil labor power is
^turned home
lOlidge ha* said since h e ,
.
...
,
•
a rislo c ra c ie s
All kinds of etu n ts were enjoyed enjoyable game, scores were count- Dieir heme here, a f te r spending the,
Diet on their
" h a t it once was.
morals as vv. ll a |,l,r"a‘ '' H, ...........nditions that ><•• t
i n office wiis uttered
Wedt
r
bt‘tes.
out
; ............. . ,
.
u "I l»e r e v e a l e d bv t lit- still sneill v o i d
being
Imbk
,
a
'tolightful
during
tho ovening as well as a ed and the prize for high score, a sul,m,er nt Salisbury, Mass.
'b'llslloiis
example
to
1
1,1
'
’
to
prevail in all !
that
It pays to Iiflvertih*'." , S p e a. k s In t )i<- coiisin-m
c o iis e ic r n ........, „ l ' n
i
*a '
J W1 h friends .-,n,| re.... —
our
col
leg.
.
,
D lN P A iV IIK S FROM ( ‘..u-tan D"'"'
num
ber
of contests. The prize, a brass hanging basket awarded Mrs. I ----- -- ----- ---------------- —
------- -.........
• m i s n i t u-ie a n d Ih.. h e a r t . p iM iu iitjn g us to
anil other rluldren? We
, a w i d e r iuk
r * 1 nnd II..Ill, GeorWe
I".
I
,,
lVl.
.
(„
,
1,, k,„ )h.v !
A.
W.
i/ivve.
Second
high
score
t
lliople
say
b.OOO
were
killed
in
Hi,
box
of
stationery,
was
won
hy
H
•inter if these mail order!
u
,
!
,
'r
•
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"
m
a
n
i
l
y
.
.laim
s
R
i
,SSe
,
'
"
,\'av
••
*tHunting
how
order |
I*'iv\ e
recent eurtlutnakc ill
\|iin'iua. many ol Hie sMidents of Hi,. | ’„j. " ,r 1,1 D" 1 '• nu-tll ,'f the I,Mill'
of which \ve have liven
B. Moss, while the booby prize, prize, a trinket box, went to Mrs.
*lirt-e important villages entin-lv ' "/ / ♦'.
, , ... \V(. ilvMln. tll:. '
fto much list <lit t lonariea" ” ' Florida have previous at'Peit
a large stick of candy, fell to the B. It. Gray, while the cut prize, n
dest rayed.
th etri imitnculution here, been . i . IT
Illiterate. Yes. Web's- ' 1
l fr ‘U-r- "f Miami, is lot of Miss Virginia Murry. For lamp tdiude was won hy Mrs. C. C. I
" ’"Du’i's ,,f Florida
I
/
Turbulent nature lias made her >ulijected to exliibitions o f secret that tiler,, i- * keen -.,.ns(. ,,(■
k it up.
|
hou«‘ truest ,,r Mrs
I-arrimore.
.
|
(he liest advice for happiness for
latent American deuioiistralion m • inlntioiiH o f the \„|steml law in Kpwtiiol.il.lv ..mi ,, determined el
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’
i Ri <T r y m u s
« (to latter * home
Refreshm
ents
consisting
of
tuna
'
(lie bride, Miss Stella Songer re
. a scries of small earthquake shockIfhl, the magician, is -i. k
*
For
ZUJwhm eh
T o
mM|live.
m I.„, we
'" 'n in
u n »sitv fort la-lug in.id" by the lllllllll
Z r , ‘ ,,S 'A gister ceived u d ain ty huiul made haiid- fish Hitlad, Hsltines, cake und hot
in Missouri, buildings shaken, u<> ■
they
can
forces Ol II,,.. , „ v aiiik the author
,aopo he wih recover, hut i f 1
are clad to
„„r
leal
abtrt''1
here
as
Miss
'(•it. .. th
a
t
Hit*
d
into specululioii iii Florida j serious harm done. F
chocolate
were
served
by
the
host.
kerehief. «
.
/ ‘ bis* of students is ltles ,d th. t mversity of Florida
/
( f ot> he w,|l fmd the coffc, tale l.om,I sav a .......I Ul„,i ,
ess ut the conclusion of tho game,
.. ...............
t" present. in ,.
it- ! to tin in I(■- Hu
.Hid wild ,1-. ,1
y,.m. I We are fortunate in that iv" m-, n 'llfic ie n tly large
meanest thing I,.- |,a.
,
V
.
;‘ l„
'm g question. We
Saturday-Monday
At a late hour refreshm ents of
If
a Icavenmg force m the <•*»!- heliev-e il,.,- •- -in institution the
" n r i-llt'lhqilakcs scattc fn l .iml
to get out of.
i
’ n" 'n " b o have d o n e 1 ,r l*. i
The plnycrs vvere Mrs. C. C.
' <• would regret very mill'll 1mild doses.
Continuous from I p. hi. to
b'ge
lifi>.
pumpkin
pie
and
coffee
wore
serv
Univer
ii
■
J**y
bii'Iilliev
vt;
I-arrlmore, Mrs. II. R. Gray, Mrs, I
’ I b»ri,|:i is second
! ------- o
"""
" l" " ' l»r H o n d a limn tlii v 'i.,
I
"•US" eritm lv
Without
I ll" set,, ii
11 p. m.
.
ed hy the hostels.
tier, l»f ........... . e.
! ban- done f,„ il.... .
. |... I ,
. ,I /P'-Ct *d the ques. no ot II, I
"
-i11«-tnJit.
to
solve
|
D.
C.
Howard,
Mrs.
A.
W.
Ixiwe,
f
C
O
O
L
A
N
D
R
E
F
R
E
S
H
I
N
G
I'S Bui or I lie poor mini i-, al ' I III', STTI’IJEME t'o uil de< ul>
K " W ” "”’ “"'i i» Tho g uests were Mrs. Ernest
III" pl'old.
'"It. hen, IS When I h, student
Mrs. A, II. Beckwith, Mrs. E. E. I
defending hull.
’I hat Mien who bet
Florida and l,v <|.. v».,v
L ^ .A
Vuiij\
• • Hie college It I,,, tom es withd the nii'ivv of th,. , j, i. .J U H d lifter the I’residmit, with He
15 ELGIN
T01
rs h°nn- i„, |*nrk Strong, Miss Versa Woodcock. Rage, Mrs, Verne C. M essenger,'
•
i
m
ni-nate’!. approval, Inis appointed an I'" 11 ,t**F,,i‘(uniil" miv inmnient, licit,
~
...... ....... .
Mias C lara Runkin, Miss Emmu und Mrs. Adams.
M«»l Hi*11 iin>lhii,K
especially
t(l
l-aura 1,a I’lJ
, v ! official, he can remove that ol'fn nil I
1,1 1 MH•**«**‘h of a fm tnr jM ji...
I
“rlamlo' Hupurlor-Star. •
,' ,sl
Mn-y hav. Cl'pl |.
Farley, Miss Evelyn Wilkinson.
GENT’S WATCHES I
liougm ,i
ii .| i„,
no I'vimoui
win, bought
it f,.|| \\ itlimit ui"
tin- approval
approval nt
of Hie
the setial
senat, l""blom as the student who conies
~o- - , b ' i n siie.ringly r,'f,,|,,i| to as tl. medial 1 "ne vvlm
r C
"f 'MixH Abby Miss Stella ySonger, Mrs. Alma
O’MsIley In
■ use price-,, would slid* This annoys the senate, but av-u " " l of the conditions at home which
vtney. wcriai’t coining(“binder t„.ys" ,^„i many have
Pure end clean
12
and
10
sizes,.
Gold
fillad
|
t
o
!
n
nuuhi-a«.
III"
Ini
Niece, Mrs. Jack Muson, Mrs. H,
this~ “w inter? Stund on .chuckled over
Mai i
>"ggan. The mail with .... .. age citizens will applaud tlm : „ | l' hnv» indicated- With Ids advent
i:r,r,ii(i,nnn
cases. Regular $18.00 values.
> -»t I " i f :1 Sauir- Wcekley, Mng D.
“The Midnight
Hie fact Unit thev !"V
I premo Gourt d"cisi„M
We all..., -•'• '111' colh-gc campus, tin- stud, nt away
I). Wellborn,
fittie r ami wbitch the i11M)
.
at
the
water
that
cornea
c l Hung.- fur hi*
vvb.-il
ar«>
r;
Special—
htrh.
*
u
y
*'r,Ms
"*•" 1 1ho I’residet,i to select th" man ' ' '"''K b t fa,-.- I- fare will, „ „ „|- tlOll m, .
Tuetlcd with suitcase*, V,... ,i n,"'!r " " 'y r,,as*»" lor losing ,,n" and one who ..... .
Mis.
I.
K.
Estridge,
Miss
Virginia
A
'-J" Jimai♦.ii
. Sun”
I . “ 7 Dun they bet more than I hey
, II ; subject, lo the M'liat"’- approval, !";■ Nrst .
,. „r |llv
Tho Azarian Class of tho B a p -1
i
Murry, 1). C. Spell, Mr. nnd Mrs.
from the cloude
.........' . i i j s , " T h ,;: - "<-re nml are a 4hoii * " " '• (
I" a, rifl.'i It M( .Vp.lt and should allow tin. I’resident to
rty- Hr i not without ijiliComedy
J f c rtur,,rd to her I D- b . Moss und Mr. und Mrs. list church will hold a "Ilaiicrwc’en
Headin' * •**m iii vrr
ktiovvi",Ig,. ,,| conditions in
. JSJU!
frienda to Florida • '« i' tin- monied mail WHS Willing throw the man out without ;i"v "
tyorty
Saturday
afternoon
a
t
th
o
:
'<•
MARIE
“WHY
WORRY" ’
Gelderman.
‘
L / ' f,Urn Thursday
body’s approval.
' •'■nil to unlawful drinking, eith- SAYS
belter nut copnt too who
i ”16/*
i»uncy to give.
HI- SEES Me'I'll ING
home of Mrs. W. C. DcCoursey o n ;
Mila
nc
News
i
m
homes
or
ut
Hu:i„"l„|
events
this next e le c tio n V iwvW.
WONDl.i '• ' I. HERE.
i
“ ^ ' ^ i '" " l ^ " ‘'hed their
lot* !>epL I’hone 202 '
Central Avenue, a t eight o’clock.I
Dm next
few
Ills.
pre-ordained' conclusion, wlm rotn s 'T :'1
T H E R E IS indeed enough for n i l .
bio own city. The natural in
burguins -m e n ■miniIih i
. _
i
v .' i
Property s„|,| in th a t profession lm,,(legging
The members of the class and th e ir'
Who rejoiced
met toi.explore the unknown, comAnymore Ropublicuiis in ,I i,
'. 'i','. I„
" the decline bo.-uuse
=f
An »■!.,
n is Hu- smallest u n i t ;
,n,
, f° r ""I'rovem ent ami f „ r w ithout dragging in unethical hi , "
25
W
hite
Gold
husbands arc urged to attend.
P a r i over before anil ull | 1 f f,i r ‘ d ,h'' '•' a chance to nick
w*yi Ids new foitiui liberties, of matre... ..... ", i".,,,,.
up what others bad partially pft|,j
l' Sl Um"
waa sold jacking. A cnrloud of dcimtun*! I ' v ‘’FWn load to experiments, al
j w y j vole.
!,;,V (bo scieiitiiits. '
Prizes are to be given for tho
Kenn-mb, ■ Hu wives. I t ’s n good f
I . D,ut Purpose before.
Willie
MB
"'v**- ~~* '*Nnt
ulcotud
can
he
chenpiy
redh
tillc
i
.
"
,
moral
standards,
beBt and most original costumes , 1
Wrist W atches
btnlding
ha*
cemiime.l.
i,
'
Surely
one
to
i,:.
burl tint* ,,
members of tho Phi Omega
these so-called "binder "lack.,! enough t„ Id th.- dcmimd ami with some of the poison taken 11 ,u bo ■.o no w,u> bus been raised
ir at him.
dPn talepathist claims to hoy»
and a most enjoyable program has
•Sororioty
of
Rollins
College
enare
not
tinproper
suiijectB
•nd on Mars who
out, sold for $100,000 profit, a* 'l', , "llp,r oPor r'‘»Tnrd Hir t|ie la-oping
Thrco shapes—cushion, rectang-1
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
•ers because they Ii ■
Iv , n o ™ J#,,lch ” 1’ With the miu- find as tho fool* can drink it.1 1 a ‘U a ^ a m ' H ho hus I,con with#
Ito’rtoined th eir "Rushoes,” Wed- beon arranged under the leader-.] uUr, octagon— regular $17.60 j
Today's dcfiniti",!; Marines (seei
fd ° f the events
*1 P m.
ship
c-f
C.
E.
Wolfe,
local
Y.
M.
Q.
Our Better Clothes A re Tailored
idlv
"
.
1
1
!
1'"and
i-s
growing
r.ipmoney.
Surely
Floridian
H.
s.
mad
i.
“
I
T liat’a •- nothing^ K
y.‘ b u r,,y Floridians do.not
Bootleggeni and u n tl •-r t a k <-<-* i'"1 'b** home example of illicit
t e . / ' s t- iVtcrs-1 v08^ ay ®v«ning a t dinner and «
values, special—
A.
director.
•
tw,,|vo months should f o r * a friendly union, ami '""izc, i bo is still confronted with
they w e l.v . i
p arty . The jolly group
in Chattahoochee | hm l*nUmn! hr In ™ ‘w n u "® Dioy
.U 1
"'"f* s,l|bl development
....... — they
il# the
AH High
A t Fashion Park
...................
* Su" 1',a,, * : X hJ a\lh »' Dm state that Z
*2M
motored —
to -Sanford where
- TODAV in tins statu than was over known let tho (lick of the coupon shears u" aniiiual tem ptation in the perTim duty mi paint brush handles'
‘hoir
M
l)'
s
m
t
i
t
Insoct pests did great damage to
replace tho crack of tlm pi; (61. -■'m of th e BtudciU who has by pra- has u
f.'Jtb* pU nct Jupiter,
had
dinner
a
t
the
S
e
m
i
t
e
Cafe,
v
r
efore
but
it
will
h«
impossible
nml
h01’" reduced. Only "« ^ix-mo««mb ng If you Want to—should •
* « r and boarded th« yacht "W elaka" crops in sections of Palestine r a J
;
r
o t h e r big business docs it.
entironm ont boon tuught to c ra t coni.i
,,,u
®"e0r«( pfa —Bringing Back
S ' ? « » < ■ ( . a t 8 o’clock fo r a cruise around tho cently.’ „ •
;•k. la*#
'
s,’(
at^Hoeught
the
Ptohfbitlop
fhat.
1,11 0 dirty crack 0l|t
,
the* hfe t!Hur ii 1 thcm becllue
»;then, is the
A t Bipke wrote, so Eugone V. luvvs,
:
their
fn
nn1W00‘»
.
lake.
•'
'V•
Because
of
bad
buiiuess
condi-1
the “Big O nes"_Z»nc
Inlvoniity
*' f * r * — £ * f *
I
, L L i t ’*. . J
De ' “
‘ «nd[ fought. Blako did that
mry mn, ^ n t h
tiona in Syria many Armeniana ara
Dancing,
magic
and
games
were
must'
qofc
[Wen who
in England’s
WUt plunk * nd a flowing sen
Y O ray V
Aklite^
al*'‘
the _enjoyed,until
J'i'.&
l
It
I t a roawhatji
a WfH
lata mvm
hour.
'is a
birth.
' *■T (-•••"•■•il
4• TheYe
*M«*v leaving
;
— there,
i
.. ’., a • W
t
•land
Bdi nnd Debs to
v aRfa^.N’
tl
r th«ir son Mu u
85 irtq . enjoyed thU de- y M * . p M M n ^ J t o e - J h E;
> Utopia
■^i*4
'& M .
ic rrio if h a tk i
B, .r-r-*®5 RIk MunOl*—-t.1 Co
t ,
ty Curlier, p.-r
pa . t’Wa«tr ly B d |,|on )] 00.
Ppiclgfe Club
The Wom ans Day |
i
. Pines
a n / i,lli!1,'r Stati
E f c * " T "?i‘fi.",..""Tbcr »f
ex«mplV»',of'how
F. AWALT
PRESBYTERIANS HOLD ANNUAL FETE
- AT WQMAN'S CLU-g LAST NIGHT j'j Mis.siona*'ylFnTon of
^r;r
IMtlNKlNG
AMONG STUDENTS
;
S a n f o r d
Cement Contracting
More Sunshine Power for Kloj-i,ia
•■■L
Menus for the
K
New Members Are
Coming In
m
j
$ 14.95
Olliers Are Renewing Membership!
Have You Shown Your Civic Spirit
JOIN OR RENEW NOW
j
Sanford Chamber ot Commerce
mt
e
r
T
f
. , .
«n-
u /m Sot r ° ng Honored,Gude Tyme Club b
w itn r a r ty a t Home E
^ ntertained
j ........................
.......
by Mrs
Of Mrs. F. Gelderman Adams cn Wednesday
j
iS T J S r ^ .
*treftH
■ Urt‘r: —
Mls- Fanny Belie
.......
“
ir
...................... . “’jifa,?1 T l '
-o S fe,
Amusements
Tailored at
Fashion Park
B ig S p e c i a l s
HIK "HINDKR ROYS’
I CE
A consei vative business suit for
men of m ature tastes with all the
individuality of Fashion Park
styling:. Available in a select and
distinguished group of Parktow n
W orsteds and purposely priced
for unusual value.
r
Gin Sims Says
Azarian Class Plans ..
P arty on Saturday)!
$ 11.50
Sorority of Rollins
College Gives Party
FLORIDA ,
«ur
iiT , , i i ; u , : r K
«
£
*
• ! £
PRINCESS
$50 w
i
W it?
£
SENIOR
NOTCH
K r 1"
v“ ht,n‘
$9,50
o
i t
m
more
V
�hospital"
re county w ould-be-raprt*
Furjrea!
-cy, who dl
__
Sanfprd, ,he said. The present lo-' sertted. Orlando hus spent |260,
LAWRENCE, Has., Oct. 29—(A*) day night \Y«re heldLtb
afternoon • c*tl°n Is undesirable also because 000 for a hospital nnd tho city is
— Rumbling tom-toms tuned to the
a...........................
t Ids home m
Wit|t. ‘burial iq tyc it Is "too noisy" a t Oak Avenue now planning an nddition, he said.
audience in intricate Indinn danc Longwood cemetery. Mr. Searcv.
and 'F ifth Street, he said.
es today were to offset the lack who
Mr. I.awten told of the part-tim e
, was 84 y ears 'old, came to this
Several speakers Who followed school conducted in Sanford. The
sect urn shortly afto r the close of
Plans A lread
school, which is financed by tho
T h ree iiM l n *** F r o m | of tribes, who were assembled here .the war between the "states ~~ He Mr* Conne,|y declared -themselves .linith- 11uglier. Federal ’ fund nnd
aicpbist
a
hospital
being
built
in
with F o rre st's fam ous d , - ‘
“ *.......
M arket W ith F our Million i or tbc dedication S aturday of the scrvrd
vision of the Confederate " m y He the congested d istrict R. J. Holly. -Seminole , .ejnty, is for the benefit
By News
Meeting
(Continued from Page 1)
. 1 *®ay
In Washington certain
5^
• . I wemberg of the President's cabion ^net had dignified accord with thin
plan. Mr. Stillwell slated that
v rW
of A ltam onte Broward county wanted inclusion
in the present district, and snid
*ogr, town marshal he believed other counties along
changed with the the c a st coast would welcome ad
ird Honeycutt, was dition.
Other s|>eakerK at the morning
J ' 0 . Sharon in
included
Mr.
Elliot,
* Thursday after- session
IClproundB' of “'justifiable drainage engineer; J. A. McCarthy,
of the Pennsylvania Sugar Comy | P“ ny. Miami; J. R. I.eatherman, of
testified. They,
Caigahs, grocery owner; I ^ ° * cn:
^ ov* William J . Th»m(yKlegans; Mrs. E. D. I as,
a *> ” f Soulh Bay; l.on Worth
U p.,B ak er, proprieter ■Crow, of Miami and Ross W’inne,
•
Xlle defendant also of Torry Island.
"■“ Sr« • * t«. T a k e i L i ^ r i r ^ r : ^ ! ;
*
To Ik* Goal of th e G row ers huge Haskell Institute stadium.
with the goal or the h
oldingIj Man,la Is Shaken by
bolding
movement set a t 1,000,000 bales, j
Quake This Morning
Mi. Meyer in calling business lead - 1
ers and bankers into the meeting ' MAN II. A. Oct. 29—(>P)—The
here, indii nted that the Memphis 1 e:u< Inpiake which shook Mnnlln
l meeting will arra n g e to withhold ,
early today apparently covered n
j .‘100,000 hales. Iteforo he return ;
( to Washington, Mr. Meyer ha... " i'b- nreu in Hie Philippines, be! 'h*clar.-*il he expects the South i ii'n f'-lt over practically the entire
" | islainI of Luzon. It centered about
^av,-‘ provided for the holding of tinj 21HI miles north of here.
,
1.000,000 halos surplus,
Many persons in the city wero
today from
injuries t yesterday
T he finance corporations being
when a Georgia, Florida and Ala formed in the various states a n : frighten,.-I Ity the heavy shock,
bama train struck an automobile available to borrow from tli i sc.i, having buildings; one memnt a rossing 22 miles southwest o f * Federal Intermediate Credit hanks j her <it th, municipal council jumpTalluhassee, killing two other oe- 1ten dollars on every dollar of their e l ,"it of a window m the city hall.
\ ' -dam age has been reported.
cupants of the car
capitaf. Capital promised in eight
_ rhe two killed were Mrs, Emma s t:.tes thus fa r will have a |».>,
hsrrell, tin, and Mrs. .lohnie Sul- rowing eapat ity of $125,000.(10(1 f,.(
\o \merienn company is planton, ,'it) The latter was deeapitat- the marketing
run:' .u- 1 vlensive crop development
ig of the surplus rni
I'll in (tie aeeideot. M rs , Ferrell ton. Th plan <nlN for withhold
Dr. V1 tibonite Valley in Haiti,
died while being In,night to the 1'" g the cotton f , , ,01 the market fo,
'■i .i lo.ppers have done such
hospital here.
; IK |„,mills
h.nger if nee,cessaty
uri-ut damage in Guatemala that
Ira Sutton, husband ,,f Mrs. I stabilize prices.
tli,
:itc now considered to he
Jonie Sutton, revived a broken leg ,
— - and other injuries.
II. will
cover, attendants stated.
Citizens Seeking- a
i
All are residents of Hilliurdvillc,
Two Killed ByTrain
In West Florida As
Car Stalls On Track
Witnesses testified a scufflo
■ct, b u t they all hurried out
.yVdanger zone.” when the
Started. Baker testified
U w Honeycutt make a dive
Ip g f’s gun. After Honeycutt
mnded, Baker said, Hogg
Mm with a wrench.
Gaigan said she heurd some
conversation between the
aring which Honeycutt ws«
.—jt'MVc made some threats.
ft-W*^k* said she hurried away
rage when the shooting
^hg only the sta rt of the
eigin hurried to his Wakulla county.
’J tbi first shot was fired,
Mrs. Annie Ferrell
P\ Hoiisholder, county proseywbd'tylth L, F. Boyle, assistW w piectitor, ttipre'sentcl the
; |n th e absence of M. B.
Jhibsr
b tr «f Altumonte friends
'Wn marsliul were in court
u-y
EVERETT TRtJE
.and Rollins
)r H ere Saturday
football fans will gcf
|t taste of college football
wnorrow afternoon «t Muni t Field, whero the Rollins Tara
clash with the Stetson HatTh« gamo is being pluyed here as|
of the Rollins home coming |
^yitles which got under way in.
If Park today. Ridlimi will I
hero again before the foot 1
Season is ended, meeting the I
Mqrcer Bears on Armistice {
der the ausiiices of Hie i
rlcan Legion post of this city.
lurch Choir Will
ild Masque Party
— r f
'
Presbyteriun Churph choir
iy»°ld » masque party at th,*
i of Mrs. L. C, liobuut tonight
30 guests expected. The hos* ' . * ? m !!»- Paul Emge, Mrs.
A. Irwin, Mrs. T. C. Loveless,
.RabbUt and Mrs, R. L. Christ-
e V £ f? C S T T , I W o p P ( £ D IN - T o
-=»%.<s. "MS’ ~
Y o u ' v e G o t o m s O f* T H e u r r e
N ovecs
Yo u 'll, l is t
t a k o
T o r ^
o .
•AST SURVEY ORDERED
ABH1NGTON, Oct. 2 9 .- B P ) plete survey of the Gulf
t of the United States has I
begun by the government. The
fray ship Btche, commanded by !
tanant II. L. Schoppe, sta tio n -‘
a t Pensacola, FI*., sided 'b y
.. “ • w**i do most of thd work
a t the end of the tusk the
rtient charts
will show
the
f
..................
of water anil all obstacles
|i « l d s to navigation from the
• line to |t depth of iou
Bins off shore. The gnvem™ “ ** had In the past only
U at thi« kind for area* udM r.bor entrances.
•
»
BELL.1DIES
LOO, Oct. 29.—(A’)—Major
.George Bell, J r„ retired,
M»der of U|* Thirty-Xhird dlIn France, t|led, here last
pernlclus anomU. He
Sixty-seven year* o ld .’
« week General Bell Hnd
Nh •jtAorious condition, fol.
•frlval from a long stay
California army hospital. Hi*
jjMd old service friends were
tjfcktowhan ho died.
rt;>.v --- ---------------—
W i Jam acal, Oct. 29— '
V ES/
X
H^VtE.
A
* *
' * # r ^ . n t Car
ta fo y a m m e n t
With supplies
“
SIrvii^lIi, r«*n>i»rv;ilisin and maiiaifement are highly inipoitaot In a hunk, mid ivh en r>
"iced with SERVICE
mak ji winning combination. At
the Seminole County
Bank SERVICE i.w ONE
I W A MT T O S A Y t
/ANY B»OOK A P cl:
f mil yn-ets,
ALSO
lAJA N T
T o
G onzalez Grocery]
C om pany
277-Phones-278
Service
We Deliver
m eu m
iT nhteuai te
t ; /r;
Monday
Courtd
vOTi P&« Not}Night J
Tws ysars |n NsW York
Now
Ch,o*
0ft
"«w fInT aIt* ln
Mcond
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NEW
Leads the World in Motor Car Value
A dvanced Six
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THAT
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Pa c its
Sanford, Thursday, Nov. 4
! PIONE ER CIRCUS of the WORLD
■■JO H N H
ROBINSONS
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Prices:
F R ID A Y
I1.00-J1.50-J2.00
$2.50-§53.00 plus tax
S eason al
In su r a n c e . . .
■
one particular
every
home owner *'*'Tjm("in*1 ^ Sh° U’ 1 lu'l Vl"vhast,‘1 *>y____
FIKK. Ins iii.uiu.
uVanci*1-dati.sticH
m *Jur^^e '*
t0
iwotcet
against
and
.. fire reror/H
records nhnw
show conclUHivcIv | h«l, w*i
<
old
weather,
great
danger ex ists
from fire.
VOIIR
HOME
may
sta rt
i
Y o u have never known
Such Performance-Smoothni
this 7-Bearing M otor
Here is a DIFFERENT kind of
PKjwer—a far smoother, far quieter
power-flow—than any car in this
neld has ever offered.
Today everyone knows that the
/'bearing crankshaft motor is THE
supremely fine motor.
*crm it "The World's
Smoothest Tyfic” So by aU means
come see what it gives you that
other cars with fewer bearing* can’t
You’ll find that this great Nash
today
IH1T UK SO R E T H A T HOM E IS A D EQ U A TELY
COVERED BY
V FjjRE IN SU R A N C E
:
| WORLD'S GBGkTEST EQUESTRIAN DISPLAYS
L g g O ^ O P ^ - l $ 7 J> M . PERFORM ANCES- 2 & 8 RM.
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a
A t ( h i s M’.’istm o|* the year there is
A F IR E IN
tVERLASTIIMO GOOD
tern
......- . - — - - i f - r —
teams
1
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Lre
O nferenpq Rattle
They
K e te
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Whon did Suzanne Lenglen first
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W*L?!!L"COr* of tbo t0Qtj *
I*c» wi thi «wcw| *i i f?|
;
How long hao John McGrow bHon
“UKTAII. A1
mrangor of the Now York Giants? J .'''
Tire arrvlre. w» BH*T
^Vhnt wan the outcome of itlin
*, r
V®ur nest i t n ils ittrg
gf-mUbnll gain.. liOtwron WtBtionkl!i
Nlnro middle of 1902 season.
.
/ • •; •>
I frreaee. ‘
; nnd Chicago Inst y ear?— 1<\ G Mi
• tv
t&SV-.it
, Wisconsin 2(1. Chicago 1 , " .
Society women »rf Germany arc nun FUONH is
Who won tbc son
Since 191.8.
YORK, Oct. 29.—(/P)
t-ho M 'Ve fioW of contendcrs for
J2? 'hnmpionship narrowed to „ ,W .h,ere’' r'(,|F“»'‘ University
, m p * i » o v irr-h o ^ d , <
*•
",Xtcon R()uthom conferonro’ coted 7—D. F. E.
In. for much nttcnUqp .thffc f
mUton, N. V.
v
|kc bntllcgmundH at E ^ ir^
pared for elastics tomorrow with
Stnrinhci ing. tho 84. to,‘ j
»
"Four t c S :
ssm
r at tho Imnds of Mluhigati
living In u wdrtd "rt
*17 ^
‘*oif tor :^ L t s w S
Pennsylvania, tuuiKtlnn
“ Us that 'ravel in both
' /oro
and twtt' 'piny,x, minn Hnmiiton tosscr, ‘ n
nmes west Saturday, Oct. J10, to
. a t Franklin Field, Phllm ftiihin
,1 v
,,f «•*<-■• lonnl T,.ntba!l. Lnt
paHes trying t** develop
H h i r y Wills'.alibi la t h a t ho members in clashes Thursday.
.nut season “Red" grange ran wiki
Misslsrippi. Totmossoo Of avenging when the twa cl, i, „
k to rival Michigan's fg - wosn t fooling wall before tho « •Aluhnma,
ito' hcC(]
It is thii
thin dofeiit that Poiui feels positive
Vlrvlnln Poly wonl
1 • .
, • Vy(
>insii next Saturday. - v •
Hffht
Ttirrtod.
*
«
*
And
^
don't
onny-Bcimy combination,
"eok com lints with unsullied rcCNavy net iths imitate Bon*
too
Urdii.
Tn the van of T hose'ronH s
flamy *0 the regulars cati
[ A Inhanjh n Oripison Tide with four
.. zV .v '
J- 4A m
a disenfo.
® * !nml
* ™Tn„.i......»*cginm
* n'‘*
Virginia
Iffa is’ needed in tho Yftlc
Jacfibpon of tho Rod Sox got 1Pole
ami mgiied scrimmage la one vote in th? m ostl valuable nlnv-, •w„ ” n> ^ nno,,s!’f‘ ®wh have Won
1 t eended.
n d e d . '* ** ** Thi*
T h is \ , r ■ 'ij* «■«-'*'•" victor,es and the
twry man ef pnutfir.O fo r 01- contest Jjui 1.st
.of credit
W '^'il'Pi has one
,in«t A1.my. Bill* If line tins the firs t int imation we've had th at I victory :,
toy its
Yale Im hi-!<l hecauoc of «»ie Player-were per,niUed to vote | Whil
While I. u.isinnn Rule Vnivvni
-s ,,f "- 11 'alive. Army
*
!»,.
W see by the n.-iners that „' 1 1!,! *"• f
1 “ f im enuive,
In ' V :- el forwards in
w"" p«-
nn< l
Af
1 21—_!. •
v> •
.
^ » i , , ypn,„ w^phiy,...i r t s a s p t .
e T I f iS 1'*Ml™1
•Ar
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• 'h
M rLaniler Ai
Piano
R e p a li
=sa±s
11
The ,,rfi?c
office inKton nnd l.ce, hnv eno games
. • '„ne
on
whetho
P
0
RnJ8
ll
a
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r
Pc,"
on whether you are trying to fill l„i !scheduled,
'
Georgia Tech is in South Ilend
straig h t nr a full -house.
Ind., for the Tornado’s unnunl
Col. Rt,IRjpqrt of the Yank* re- clash with the silken clnd wnrriors
(Tlscuss Ruth
f ““*8
«»ucn s new con 0; Notre Dame, while Virginia
tract.
One headache nt n M ilitary Institute and Vanderbilt
piny non-conference aggregations
time is enough.
in Davidson and Southwestern
"
* * *
Presbyterian University, resperI
^ a lk o r has decided not iively.
to rig h t as a welterweight anv
more. * ~ • A decision the boxing
tan s of tho country reached for him
some months ago.
'■has air bombs for Mich
ite; West Virginia plans
I for Missouri, und Holy
II write on the sky with
for Dayton University
Wlrpo has a few trick* in
[West Virginia Wesleyan
ttf is working overtime
ngton a, 1,1 Jefferson.
Itrills until long after d ark
the aerial instruction
nbia. IVomylvania State
• * A
'In not fear engageTlu» jirofcssors are still crying
Ocorge Washington
Hopkins, respectively. tbnt football couches ute overpaid.
* * * Having seen some of the
team s perform this season we are
-Navy
beginning to think so ourselves.
Second Leg Of Fox
Chase Toqrney Gets
Off This Morning
COACH
YOUNG
PEW,
to m
•’A • .
mm
.
’
to uinfiT with him c-ians, who speak glibly of rendor-Ja number of the bidders and loaf
Wthu future athletic re- ing ho much unselfish public Bor-i^rs as well ns Tine lusty lungod
[hound t h a t ’contented himself with
,ejracu.se and the Army. vice.
* * 4‘
spending the entire morning in one
Army beat Syracuse fivu
In* certain circles the viuit of hollow playing hide And seek with
**re injured. Baysinger,quarterback, resigned Qdeen Matio has created unflatter- u rabbit.
Tonight the field will hi* reduced
jquiii! after he had been in* cbm'mant. * * • And yet there
®" om the game for hitno T000?1! of the royal Indy ever still further to facilitate the work
»official,
. having expressed a melodious pre- of picking the chan, Mini tomor
[•National Association for • fere n c e '« fo r
• ^
"Horses,
Horses, row.
«m*nt «f Colored P e o -l” 0™ 81”
The cast today was made on a
•_asked Secretary Wilbur I
7,000 acre tra c t where the final
Not many. x4ce of tho chnso fu tu rity was run
af ,K Wv,at 11 -Sl*y» was the s Fam e docs
"
Wednesday.
-I*.' i Navy
I'lay C ol-'panpla can tell you today whethar
,
Vaughn, negro Michael Arlon was a bantam weight
Mrs. L. G Adams, f of Mobile,
Wa-S kept „l!t 0f t uQ champion or a Broadway barkoep- Ala., 8,iw the finish of. yesterday’s
A -er.
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chase and thus far is the only wo
.
• a' *•
»nder
man ta see a fox durijng this moot.
the i Tn'y.
* said
U’ no
iUKTam>
to know
,
pro- . . .Mr. O’Goofty twants
ii.., if
v i t ** g«m<|.....................
«en made, and
that
he *
ip 'pr°fci{sit)na|
nnd ...
j i m CROWLEY C a r r i e d
lv«l n“.•'“er
Ihm... from pCol-,..
., ’ football n.a s otiyihing
*to do With
- .
on*
*oul,| thr game saying th® c°Bt of.operation
E*SCAMpiA, Midh., Oct. 2 9 .n'*> make the trip, “
* *
llif Naval Acndeniy wub ■ The newspapers aro printing pic — (tf)—'‘Jim ’’ Crowley, a member
**r .South.’
tures. of <Babo Ruth ms king up of the fnmous “Four Horsemen"
•backstage *• • •* dt
^ will bp
bo Jno*^t beekfiold of tho 1024'Notre Dame,
backstage,
football teami und Mias H elen !
in]
Y0RirKE,NSTATK,>
»0Uk. u<t. SJH.-UP>_
engineered 7-bearing cri
motor possesses suck unusual i
ability, such daxding fast |_
such evenness o f torque, as to<
an entirely new motoring
rience for you. ’ y \ , .
A demonstration will be
at your convenience—os
you like,
Standard equipment at no
tional cost include^ /fwberi f
and S disc
Kummer nnd L. M. Fntcr
Day Only— Rouariilat A Anderson Dl
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never an-
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T h e growipg demand for tlie great n ^ r Cadillac
jo in ts this fact—-one o f the realities: o f American
: is that $ licc^88 comes .M the res u lt o f gjivlhg
lup. R rt'A in co n ceiv a b le th at even C ad illac
could maintain its leadership ibr any other reason
^ th a f
- - *-t •’* ' euopess
‘■
1* •
■■ people
,<1™
^njLthat
r *;,i
**yinf
Property a g eia st loss and
Call 588.
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“A Store of
- Appreciated”
$2QQ< u p w a rd ./.o .6 . I k tr o it
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There’* a two-year-old baby In
■
ch a n g e s - I BalUmore that can whietle. *’ *.f
Thte.ought to make him the leadtwo-jle*V**old of the season in spite
0ct- 28.—
Chicago—Mike
of
All ’ the flattering thlnga %r
»a;of tht! T nts t3 th° cunIsland, nt*.,-beat Ji
Newport, R.'T.l IQ
Jtctlvo and 2ii
(lL,eP«t0» ^ ^ o y«ae/lH' 4b« paper* that 4f^
^ th o u t
'* •K01* *n»inJjm m ^ Mondoi
udtilni, ^i' country who Browning haa gone into the coufto
COMBINATIONS
i
August
.
Brings out the usual h e a tia t;i
ances, fires are started in
unused for month#.,,
to check over yotlit “Fire
Coverage,” for w i t t i ' W
days copes work for our F i n
■Rent
losses to o il|(
fire.
(Xur Insurance Departnont
ly go into your ins
you, quoting: rates and
in every way poasHdO id
It is not
CADILLAC is outtwo to one
Z kT n
lie nro d ro r-^ *^
i v;il' A/if
■ : - ■'
CAPT.
THAYER
■trn.A f. .c. . " h:.T „ ' . n l S. f a J g -the
y s 'C.- *fty J• ’ .
aim » .
bride’s neionnfa
parents U
her?.
i\
j0t'keyB in Never.',Jook a..gift horao In .tho kvlila^a
Crowley,
whose
home
j
s ’in
ln v
n,,‘y were mouth.* 6 * ’*|The figures,' »how- Green Bay, Wisconsin, is asSlltnnt
ing
that
four
out
of
-every
five
have.
for rT ' ° , *< tn rly a'
condh of tho University of Georgia.
It,-are probably correct anyway.
f ■ ^PUier w njij -jf.:*ncout0
, filerr
,woh T '
<t
UAWSON SPRINGS, Ky„ O d.
29.—(A'l—Keyed to n high pitch'by
F a r be it from us to intimate yesteru.iy's cIiuho, 85 foxhounds
i Ift -1_ —
1. m
m ' **
IK, Oct. 28.—(/P)—Ap th at It is possible for namo tonnis Vete nii't off this morning on tho
investigation has plnyors m ake' more money «s nmo- speond Itg of the th^ryt-third ,moncerning two’ 'recent'* teura than they cun as profossion- ftuui nll-azc st^ke of the Nntionni
* ’•
7.
Fox Hunti r's Associntinn with (he
>tball games.
I nls. “
■national
fi»id trial rhumpionship
B«r.il Men-h B. Stow.
,
jBndant aj the IJ. S. M il-f
Dull team ever got v e r y ' a t stake.
^ > ‘Cn•■Petloi.^y*
A . P.. Co
. vvi
* 4-
l
Seat Sale
Opens
-.r
LAST AND ONLY lilt, CIRCUS COMING
js fc r' ■ T
___ the
__
In cutting 28 from the sturling
pmy, hns invited Charles r ar wit^ out n _Food line,. and
i -chanr bir i.f Syracuse same seems to go for our po liti-1field of 108, (he judges eliminated
14-Door Sedan
(A )H E N T H g y T)C5 G o m © b a c k T H £ Y A l^ d
C H A M <S(ST> INTO iAJORkfS OKJ C f?IM IN O C O SY —
0O D < 2.»M C 3.
C O L L E C T IO N
■- V
—
[Under the Ul^ss
aweetss
7
S/OiY
The a , ^ " 5
French Peas
French Lima Beans
French Mushrooms
"» perfect
the Chicago players ne,. ,r,rll(| sin.,. l | .'f'; |
,,n rrfort '»
*’ "t***""! tho overhead ata.-ii I’i nt, cl on. of the r , ; : 'f hp
irrad.
however.
Tm-.,
French Sardines
f AInbnma. the Crimson I,ns
br,-- can experiment with v-onlil feel better about the siitm.
work tl"-- week, having
a * . t a » w ' C r plays
- *■’a played by ****«“
(he Tide
French Anchovies
|ar of Tufts and S w art B lootoail piny or q.
freshmen.
■espcctivciy.
Tennesr.ee continues its victori
French Anchovie Paste
neligibles Iwat the Harvard,
O’Qoofty I. getting hiH ice
| H tn 13 yesterday, using picks end xtorcksurews all shined ous campaign against M ississippi1
„
, .
French Grated Cheesd plays while Piincot.iri o
p
,
Jjsg"- <•!». ™
, .
............... conquered Flori
|on Harvard pusses.
Apda Inst week, and the University
r rench Mackerel Wine Sauce — French Caned they are scouting ench
• %' A
nr Mississippi goes against Tulahd Prinrt*ton have nn 1
R0 °ftcn Romo coaeh crncki nno’r Grnen Wave.
Russian Caviar
H * lYale
luting acrccmeiit. A crip^
wit-h th0 cry th“ ( t t
Scwanec. which Inst week held
krtmouth varsity, more not fonvnrd nt
pass
,« still ImprncicnWe.
Jap. Crab Meat (Glass and Tin)
Alabama's
eleven to a two
in [hxiluv’s famous passing
Well it was a long time be- to 0 score, groat
meets
A labam a Pnlv
tw, swollen for action, is
Lobster (Glass and Tin)
p suls-titutes drill
for
“ « S ' S 5 i 5 'bike I nmdi<ln
m,*"tR Gc‘,r‘^:,l
n” "
encounter,
and the North Gnrwhich fraiuiied strength n cucumber.
Salmon Steak
♦ * .
joHn«-North Carolina S tate contest
1 return of Hodge, a poworQueen Mnr!,. u„ u
, .
l»ri,igs together two of th,. Tur
klf.
•
hn\ hpun invited to,1Heel s ta te ’s conference memhors.
Genuine Imported Pretzels
lylvmin plans more than a ntted tho Follies,
Tlie idea
South Cnrolinn. which Thurnduy
| hall attack and deenptivo being, wc take it, to
snow
the
bowed
before the fury of the C ita
Genuine Imported Vanilla Waffers
fnr Illinois, Pennsyi- queen some -roal queens.
del
by
a 12 to 9 score, plays Vir
Ipcnt the last practice boginia.
Clemsnn,
which lost to Wof
Genuine Impqrted Cheese Wafft ptinjr for Urbann working What do you ,|0 when tho queen ford by •3’• •«to o0 Thursday
i ’v...... ,.... and Wash-
Sanford,Fla.
N O M A T T iS R
W HAT T E A R
I T UJA * P V JB L I S HO L'D
M, A L M V S
CO M 5S
ONI
A L A T £
/IN D
(-T.
rotary
I;
r attack. Rogers, s ta r hnlfhas been iit, will make poke?Chamnlnn
|
F o u n d talat
L 'S lv j’O 'a Y o u ,
sm
«* M oadJ?
v-rir'v
r
■a
nnnounerd |,y p f h
In The Ordinary Grocery
SfiminolH(founfylftank
N U M T3SR o p
the Cayman Is••pondpney of Jamacal,
Service An Asset
"B S S S
.
ISLAND IS GONE
(Continued f r o m ‘ P age I)
adequate," ho declared. A hospital I
, to meet the needs of Sanford will
1 cm I at least $350,000, he said. The 1
speaker vxtended an invitation to
members who are interested in the!
w, Hare of the city hospital to a t - 1
tend (he joint meeting Tuesday, ' I
A suggestion th a t the $100,000
v, :■ I to build one unitetu o in e tn '
v o i d he used to build one unit of j
the hospital on the ground now
oc opted by a cottage which serves I
a muses ironic south of the lios-‘
pital on Oak Avenue was made by j
a • i-r/if‘ii to Mr. Connelly, lie said
•
ol,lections t<> this suggestion, t
th- '‘oard member said, is the s i z e '
of the lot and the location. The
h.t is large enough for a hospital
Quality
TUG L A T ®
N O V IS L S , A M O N O U J ‘T H / ^ T
T H G T f 11(5' H a s
c o m © fcvH eM IT 'S
c
T o M Avte. ,a n
u i v i p t f ^ S T 'A K i 'O i N4Q. a D o u t
T H IS
13 p © K
T?X3 f? r ? o ( A J / M c s .
T i o ?) I N J© - s " S ,
cl,,ck
iffiSVTrt ^
STREN G TH - SERVICE - P R O G R E S S
»rryl
iTha, interior of the home has'
.decorated with orange and
<^]ors. Spanish moss, golden
Papier machc black cuts
used in the decoru-
By Condo
Tho
finance? la4J
committees will nM ,
A
lmd never
TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., Oct.
regained
consciousness, hospital ,
2.*.
t,P>- Five hundred citizens of ,
attaches said. The extent of her '
injuries had not been determined ' I he w, stern section of- Pasco eoun- 1
l.v last night vote,| to initiate il '
[ up tto a late hour this in,lining'.
momim.
1 movement> to eparate from th,«
The automobile
was struck
while Mr-'. Fatten, who was ,lri\ ' countv Them-tioii1 ivus taken at a
ing, attempted to eras sthc track nmss meeting at Newport Rickey
ill front ol the on-coming (rain and was based on charges that
The , a i \ engine became stalled 'here had Item an unfair distiihuhnd the s tin te r would not work ti'-n of rou'| and county improve
The train struck while Mr Sutton ments. The mnjori of [lies- presWas trying in restart the m a <nt favored annexation to Pinellas
count v.
chine.
More than 2,IMt().tttl(» |1MI„| ,,m.
bronlered
liandkerehiefs were s -nt
months are greater than Tor the
’"•ni ( h i na (o other eountries in
entire year of 1928.
tin past year.
' f.
►V# "A
,n» » livelihood.
Local Men Urging:
Hospital Bond Issue
Division o f County'
.of* Titdsville, state’s at|T| whp' could not be present,
t h a t H bgg be held to wail
tlon of the grand jury.
A. DeCottes, attorney for
. and, tho defendant demonjd.^lOW (h f weapqp
held
M Struggle took place. The
ly.sajd that his client acted
ot duty and in selfEarnings of the government rail
apd the homicide was way in .Jamaica for the past six
°r Kin jn a
which they wish ?
t.
direptoT of tho Florida Fubllc lJtil- of hoys an I girls who a re employ- nancial pine 1
>vcrs are asked to allow taken-up. |<<. saj,j ^
itics Information
iati 'Bureau, said the , ed. H
girl one r two hours
h c p i t a l should not he biljlt in the
•L. A. Dwig|a.,„
.! they n a y a tten d ths j Chnn.h c-onbcsted district with the city
"iiirjrc*,
constantly growing.
"Build the
tr-i'!:\r,ci
•'mhi
hospital on the unit plan if there
tii.ie scIk*d is in need | week!
,,
a
1
.
"u’‘
"k
had a
in no other way," he said.
, i.nipment, the apwixer CVl
cv< •• ,a«t
wl •*
i
E. G. Duckworth oft Orlando, n
', ‘i.iI 0 / the hoys nrc i n - 1 were mvitMl to
guest, said that the thought occur
typ-w r'tiiig, and lie ,r*
m -f
red to him that a *Scmim.-Ie Coun1 ' .. Ij »;«. writ, r not needed chat- vi'i i„. i
U , „..rvive., hv hi. I lL . .
Illarkreel from Montana, O sage,
. B. Scarcyi of t o n g w ^ l ^
MEMPHIS, Term., Oct. 2th_(A’) nnd gtiupawr- from Oklahoma and
and’
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Having already launched finance N.oux from ,the Oukotns were
corporations in eight states with j " caving through tepee
.
__ _ NOR III I’Ol.E FLYER FATHER
village
promises th at approximately 2,000,- streets last night i n a brilliant dfsWINCHESTER, Va., Oct. 2 9 000 bales of the HI2I5 cotton crop I play of feathers, paint nnd bead
will he retired from the m a r k e t , , work in preparation for dance (7P> Word reached here this morn
Eugene Meyer, chuirmnn of Presi championship teste tonight, Mnny ing from Boston, Mass., th a t Mrs.
ilcnt Coolidge’s cotton c o m m itte e.: practiced terpischoran steps in Richard E. Byrd, wife of the North
Pole flier, gave birth to a daugh
went into cottferemV with banker-; other camps.
te r a few days ago.
'f Arkansas, Tennessee, and Mir - I
________________
'issippi here today.
j
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.
a ,
.
.
r e,nd related t)ic
ed' to the shooting,
hony qf the four witto the effect that
came to the garage
j,7before Hogg, arrived and
ving some tire work done,
" --------Pfayar towards Hogg’s truck.
TALLA HASSEE, Fla., Oct. 20.
men engaged in a conver
ged Honeycutt suddenly —GP)— Mrs. Annie Ferrell, .'!(), was
towards Hogg, they still unconscious a t n local hospital
•dhool. The
�»>• 'V'iMrfXi-afoA; V
f
M at and
•oath m
tj^Ollltad
ony
court bara today la
Klnni# Wagner, former
#* a m t gun man, wltl
attem pting to ahow th e.
w d killed. Murdock
ntoah, a Green county deputy
eheriff*' The fourth of the state's
WLt” #**
placed oh the stand
whan court convened and it was
expect«^J th a t the prosecution
..;• \i
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I direc* talked on
ind rtcrea-
,
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• ’JA
tt
epLowiicd Pacific
!w * Hicn is to be
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Phone 611 5
i a n a i |I M ||n n n ||u i
y
P l a n t o g e t t o p p r ic e s f o r
y o u r c e le r y this y e a r
CELERY th a t is tender.
cri*p and Earliest to m a r
k e t c o m m a n d s th e t o p
prices. F or this k ind of
celery the crop m ust be
grow n quickly.
B r a d le y 's F e r t i l i z e r s
assure rapid an d co n tin u
ous g ro w th . C a re fu lly
aged, m ixed an d re-m ixed
by exact fo rm u la, these
fertilizers su p p ly the nccessary p la n t fo o d s for each
stage in the g ro w th of the
crop. T h e y give eVery row
a u n ifo rm , even sta n d o f
te n d e r, fre s h -g ro w n
sp ro u ts.
•
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V
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7H A p y i wants and 5 2 $ $
5 ,0 11 S A LE
wuf'-rrv
W — H ouacw F o r S g it-
F o r S a id
*
ruling of.ptton
*■’>. - ji ^dalis
D rnw - Sod* —
[f o r
Harvard
IB—Building—C o u tm U ag
. M,-. Everybody’i’■ Cyclopedia;
ir
JlUmes
Bukinow.
l i « ,? £ ^ ,tn,ent
_ Method.
JAMES H. COWAN—All kind* 0
T tt ;and , SM w "
‘
0
W ater and - B o i l . .
Avenue and . Third
phona lli.v V v..
3 0A K H! LL LOTfLdui be bought
- 7 • P™* you c a ln o t afford to
^ 5 5 ® * r ^ urni,hed a room ^,______ _
®P- Located on Genava Avr5ffiswl p/ TCd
and on Mel-!
Peo
S e w I u ng alo w high elevation. P^lce^eMO???^ lonvllla Avenue. O thw lota in this
development are selilnf fo r much
.than I am asking fo r these.
E*ch lot can be bbugfit on term s of
em,h Bnd- 410 per month. Box
J ’ OWNElT g o in g NORTH—Will
108 care The Herald. .
■ - »«moo, owner.
stss
PMssiSssry-'*"
; r U i ,,,CrW00d
Typ«writerT'l4
• rCarriage,
use(| on|y
{
* . 1
DODGE BROTH&’KS
* • >r
.
-
Dealers ■*f. ' y '
SELL GOOD4USED CARs"
.
,
Several
Bargalua in
Used Cars.
Prices right,
reasonable terms.
Int.reefdt
ratio mhusf
rati
if m m c
I'Ral sotl
of tha fo
WllllM Stlgl
|J4
P sA nV reM nrio^n^p
names .Ace unknown;
in*M u r ___
" Mnn mode,7’ conveniences.
Ortly m a m v a n ia b e i n g p a v e d ^ WOO cash required.
Balanea > w e are pleased to announce th at
Bean- monthly, w . B*E. care H e?.!*
MILLER O. PH ILIPS, Ino.
the Paving of tho Marvania Lakeevery
ir t«.
J on?
< " hair
pnrallou _____ _
_
R E Vhomes
' 1" b'?ln
W .
8TUCCO BUNGALOW. 5
iwwo *$15,000
have‘w*
recently
convenience. Fine location.
Elm
Ave.
and
13th
S
tre
e
t
fcjm n U,n<raJow haa largo IW ag been* completed and two more
Houble porch rocker, -Oak: lar™
« o m , dining room, 8 bed room*
Ingle rocker, walnut.
.'
nal rates for right party if rei^t*d
t Insertion, fn ,« * dl,lt‘;r »n d *h*et m eU l work*,
homM will be under construction,
PHONE 8
i
o S ' f i “n d .braakfa"t nook.^SSSinhapnuent l l PIain *nd ornam ental sheet metal
for subsequent
within
10 days. We have several^ ~ ~ ~
immediately.
\
J
V
S
'»
b«r
work.
Tal.
716-W.
S7/oom
0
r
,M
^
V,n^
room
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207
French
1 office should be
k
Modern in every detail. very desirable lots a t a substantial BE
Avenue.
? f,VR|* aa4
the new custom parties? w h o s s a is js a ^ M
Address Box 98 Care Herald
ately in case of
discount
to
any
one
contracting
10
built
Studehakera
ROSE COURT APARTMENTS S 5 d .T * J ? 1 be 80ld , n ‘he next
SAN JUA N GARAGE
k u re h o u and Bsnsdlet;
SST..
’
k®
meHerald.
*n 0 ,,a r- ,Ad build a nice home there. We de
ISER8
dress nOwner,
care
04
Seed,
Plants.
Fertilizer.
,
Call
779-J,
.
sire
tho
whole
or
p
a
rt
tim
e
service
we.
representative
DODGE
ROOM Bungalow and Garage, of two persons of selling ability. P easuie care end Graham Trucks
it with ratea,
Call
a
t
our
office
for
more
infor
PL° ^ f'R rLANT8:—CalendnU,
Phona 3
.^tlon will give
c . KLot 60 ^ 200. $3750.00, $750:00 mation: Scruggs-Seoggan Realty Elm and 13th St.
jormation. . And 125— F f o r t i tg .
cash balanco monthly. Bor 1111,
•’J *bo fo rm er stockhol<J<
Co., Inc. Masonic Temple. Phono bOR SALE—Ford sedan. F irst of.
earo Ilcruld.
by will a*sist you
w hom names- a re \
735.
Maneley,
H locktsa and
Jur want ad. to I“STEWART TH E FLO RI8T”
cluss condition. Owneer leaving
Phone C f t Mr"'
H- J o n ., j
roiwrinnrshlu;
to all p s tn „
leffectlve.
town.
217
W.
Highland
St.
Flowere fo r, all
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TOURIST WHY p a y RENT? —
part jo*, whose n am es a r s u n i
occasions.
A BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT
yt No tice
,Vudl" K
«•«»•*» b o slr
MoLANDER a r c a d e
hn„ " tKlM buy two furnished on Elm Street can bo bought at
the firm name and sty le of
Phone 781.
SEMINOLE IIUDSOIVESSEX Ns lock ton and K night; to o .
Uouid give their
, “U* 7 ,,n.,d
"ton, building on
S t ° r e s - ! ^> R RENT.—Unfurnished
$ 1,000 under what I think it is
ntill p arties claim ing Inters
INC.
bffice address ns
apartm ent. 1902 French /Tv**0 A m ? t . 2
fo r $4r,(}<ui()- T erm s. worth. Need the money to protect
whose names are unknown,
203 Oak Ava.
fchone number if
27—Professional Services.
and doing Inut Iness und er
n u i Mh urman Chanpellor, owner, other investments and Wll sell
ELECTRIC!
ELECTRIC!
Phone 41
fulls. About one
name
and sty le of M aasl«]
Dixie
Highway.
West
First
S
tre
e
t
j 75— Business Races for
ton and K n ig h t; to a ll p
th ii property cheap on tn a t ac
L thousand hns a
EUGENE PERM ANENT WAVES, I
p
arties
claim ing In te r s .
|th£<others can’t
no kinks, one price, personal at™ ;,n'V W. Shins, dsoaass
SMALL BUNGALOW. —Located count. Only n small cash payment
HUPS—
MARMONS
Come in and see our lino of
Iwitj) you unless
Nat Povnts, deceased, a s i
Sanford Automobile Co.
close in on paved street. Can is required on this deal. Box 105.
AS■tores
B
A.CT,V?e,r00r^
rontAv*
vlseea. legatees, g ra n te o s ■
P llo n e "^ * jneb ^ Be0uty Shoppe.
or offices a t t0
Park
far 'address.
Electrical Appliances
care Tho Herald.
200
Magnolia
Ave.
Phone
137
<*r
claimants, or atherwl
and Commercial S tre e t W M iJ n n n UfV ° n ca"y tprm»- Prlc®
to the lands htreinaftat
Kssom MUST be
$4,000
Terms
almost
any
way.
Voung, Owner, 208 Park AveJ " ‘
to nil persona and partli
S. J. NIX
, sttThe Sanford
Percolators, Irons, Wulfie
shis houso is now rented fDr $45
succesioiw in trlist o f 'I
A ttorney end Counsellor a t Law
! letter. TeleIrons, Toasters, etc.
Irusteo
for A. tj, Uunn,!
monthly and in tho winter brings
30C
77—Houses for Rent.
,
'
NASH
are not
DO E a st F irs t S tre e t
i!cJJ°neld. Oeorge I*
$5?,. Box 102 care The Herald.
Is*ads tho world in motoi rn r value. Koh, Purchott and Bene
th e ball hardw are
ley Stockton and Knight,'
SMITH MOTORS CO
TRY CHIROPRACTIC
uny right, title or Inten
HE NT. Seven room house, FOR SALE .—1 4-room houso and
to
the lends hereinafter
Efficient A djustm ents fo r th a t stubborn
$JO per month. Address E. U D.
ami to ell persons oudV
garage, $700.00. l :|.r00m house FOR SALE— I Lot in Buena Vista,
earo Herald.
cough or cold .It will work wond- 66— Wanted—to Buy.
whoso
names aru unkn
streets now being paved. 2 Lots AUTOMOBILE DEAi.ERS— If you w»»utn are
believed
____ to -<ii
ors. Phone 482-J for appointment.
£ iJ £ ,* nuar ff ’ |n0,U,°- or b«‘hw,r
forn .*n D«k Hill. No reasonable offer
w«nt
to
well
your
UBed
c
a
rt,
ad
$1200. Will furnish deed with
|t®d In or who
,Dr.
W.
E.
MacDougal,
1st
NatT
vertise
daily
on
the
classified
page
DR RENT—5 room furnished abstract. 4 1-2 miles out on
Found.
-jiii
It or Int
‘l " | refused. L. URBAN MAY, Dodge
WANTED TO BUY a doublo-bnriBank Bldg. .
" 'f«
house on Sanford Ave., con
aJfne(’>- Rhone No. 3 nr 4005.
re . hnmmeriess shotgun, secondHighway.
Citrus
Heights.
W
alter
FOR SALE .—1 Ton Ford Truck
rk Itsthfr suit
nnnd, must bo n bargain. W rite venient to school. $75.00 per Wright.
almost new.
A pply 008 W .
month. Phone 713.
d«y, Ij <■t «• r (■rl 136—-Situation Wanted Female Burdette, Herald Apts.
dencrlb ___
Hughey.
e « s.
I station :ind l.-ikc
iieglnn
$•500 Cush
t-’nrner of
! return In Ilt-rulil EXPERT Stenographer will make
Will
bny
n
five
room
Spanish
nf
Vort Heed,
! MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people
L C,aih f ‘,r second-hand , (3512 KNT ~ r> " ,,>ni ,l" usp- Rhone
I appointments to hnridle your 1 pianos.P" Address
thereof reoorded ItT*
Box 352.
bungalow nt Q price $1500 under
are interested in Florida. Reach
No. i Pago 114. Semir
extra work. Mornings preferred.
actual, present day value. Owner
them through a classified add In
ftenurds, thenoe ru n
EOR
RENT.—5
room
house
furn
I shell•rim glasses, Phone 897-W.
chains, th ence West* l . l l
67—Room* With Board.
needs money and on this account
the Morgantown POST. Six cents
thence
S outh to
*
ished.
Apply
Barclift
borne,
2
Avenue and
will sacrifice. Two bed rooms, dln- ONE dandy iot, Just off I’oplnr a work for six consccutivp issues.
I n r n e r of Lot B. o f _
miles
out
West
First
St.
Kcwaril. Return 39— Business Opportunities
Aye., uml 2nd, will sadVifice for
ROOMS with or without meals.
I’lut or F o rt Reed th e !
ng room, living room and kitchen.
i.° N ortheaet co rn er of
107 W. 3rd St.
FOR RENT n .„ 1
T ------- i D° ubl0 K«rnge, etc. Price if sold Uti2 ^ 8U*1* ^ h . Harvey, Box 91—Legal Notices
B. thence S o u th ' t o , :
GOOD PAYING business, new
i7'r n»r odi L ot b > « f at
low and 7s?age T n ^ 7 ° * I ?"Che’ f r;°° with only $1500 cash
J 'V,r dLJrori Hea4L the
?old ring with
PUIII.IO I.AND KALB
stock of goods, just oponed up R°OM IN MODERN Private home Heights. CoU 917 W
t<»
W JsfT in e of T n i o a i
q.F a I
thl‘ bn,a" cc on gm*R monthly TWO Inrge lots facing east on IIRPAHTMKNT OR TIIM INTRRIOR
vo diamonds.
thence North ____
.
nM Jl 1 W‘ ,9t
| Payments. Drop a postal card to
in Goldsboro near tho A. C. I*
with or without board
IJ.
H
.
LAND
OKFICU
at
SanfordAve..
will
sell
ut
bar
103
I to Telephone of- R. R. 13th Street, Price $800. pavey-W inaton Apts. 14th
Oalnusvllln, Via,.
---- --------- ! mo aad I shall be glad to show gain.. Easy terms. W. L. Harand FOR R E N T .-S ix
..
Oct. 9, 1920.
room house, rea- you tho proiierty. Located right voy, Box 352.
■
Reason fo r selling on nccoimt of Sanford Ave.
.NOTIDK
In
heraby given that, as
sonablc ratos.
Apply A. I*.
(llrt-cicii i»y thu rommieslimer of the
bud health Best stand in Snnford.
i
o
AtHwM
BE.
caro
Tho
88—Real
Estate
for
Exchange
*J- of ’the Inters*
Connelly
nnd
Sons.
O.-norul
lAiml
Offh-n. under tirotLot 20, Franklin Reasonable rent, can bo leased.
ROOMS, w ith or Without meals.
Sanford Horald,
,
llrtn of HES4 or NRU o
viMiont <if H«*c. jiriB, u. h., pumuant
plcsie return to
Reasonable rates. Uncoln Hotel.
lit tli« ai)|illcullon i.f t.'larunce 1
Vv
*. R. X l°
SALE OR EXCHANGE.—5 acres Itocil. Hnliil No. 020920. I will offer
West tin eTp of10MellbnvUC
Ions office.
40— Money t© Loan
thenoe;bun
Went
in
West
nliea feel.
re
F<nun
R|
E
N
1'n
T
8
r°°
m
Slucco
ill
imlilK*
null-.
t<i
H
id
I
i
I
u
I
ioh
I
bid
in village of Osteen, 2 blocks
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Bungalow, Palmotlo Ave. mul
68—Rooms Without Board
South
Syuth line of
der, but nt 111)t Ii'mh i him is.t)0 per
or
N
»
from
Hchool,
twenty
lots
surveyed
K«ty
Bt.
$75.U0
per
month
UCIC, ut 1(1 oVIoi-k A M. oil tlm .irt|
*W I 4 -thence
inoiw — Re- I LOANS—Mone
un210 f
^ANSf—Money available a t 7 per
nnd staked. All high nnd dry. L. tlrty nf I Jei-tioiber. 1r*26. next, ut thin
INy»»h .to i
begin
cent. Close in property. A. P. FOR R EN T— Desirable bed room _furnished. Phone 713.
“oontaln|ng
|
office,
the
f<
>
11
<
>
wln
k
trnrt
of
land:
Bland, next to spring on First Lot 2, Sec. 22. I.otn 10 and It. Bov.
morn
Connelly & Sons.
with bath in private family ut I 70
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M
Is
hereby
ordered
Street.
2<- '• 20 S. It. .11 1C.. Tall. Mer.
ItEIM IX)
518 Elm Call 321-W
78—Offices and Desk Room
of you be and at
The nulu will not ho kept open, eachsuld
Circuit Court 1
I not the iwner.” 49—Poultry and Supplies
hut will ho declared closed when our
House
Hanford, .FVlf0p rld ^ 7
aatt HanfoiU
WILL TRADE u couple well locat IIiohii -present at tho hour named
estimates.
Your opportunity to furnish your living room in luxurious com
FOR RENT.— 1 largo furnished OFFICE FOR KENT—la Meisch
have renned bidding. The person
Bldg
Apply
DF0RD
ed
residential
lots,
.
on
paved
fort—a t * moat extraordinary saving! All five piece* have beta
bed room. 018 Oak.
A- P Connelly A
WANTED.—100 young hens W. F.
making (ho highest hid will bs re
STUCCO BUNGALOW
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
streets, as first payment on house. quired to Immediately pay the
Kclfcted with tho utmost care so they will harmonise perfectly
Shirley,
Rt.
“A”
Sanford,
Box
•
_____________________
,
.
°n
corner
in
Sanford
f IS:. & t S E ^ S
thereof.
h VULCANIZING 170-F.
and make your living room a place where gueata are welcome
What have you? Box 100 caro amount
FOR
RENT.—
Furnished
rooms.
Any
person
dnlmlng
adversely
tho
1
*
WELSH
and a family can relax in comforL....The three piece suite is
“ ' The Herald.
ahove-descrlbsd land are udvlned and
Gentlemen
preferred. Refer 8 0 - A _ H , „ | E s t a t e D ire c to ry j
.iving room, dining trU'
room,
l u friends’’
Sttthllshlng the
t
_
establishing
to file Iholr eliilmn, or ohleotloiiH.
upholstered in Jfccquard velour, with loose apring filled cushions
ences
required.
807
Magnoliu
pi
said complainant
kitchen, two bed rooms, bath, with
on or before tho time deslgnutod numn
53— Building Materials .
—and Its built qualities throughout. In'addition to the suite,
l 1>■of.
IF’ YOU have well located residence shower, electric rang© and wator
. turiner orddo '
for aafa.
7ce Offered
order be published In Th
you also receive a period davenport table. Also one of the new
OKOUOIC C. CKOM
lot, put cash price on it. Soo heater, all improvements. Owner 90— Automobiles For Sale
11ore Id. a newspaper t
I
Itoglslar.
est type bridge lamps with metal base and colorful shade.
YELLOW PIN E LUMBER for sale. 69—Rooms for Housekeeping
W,
Bradford,
518
1st
N
at’l
Bank
Hanford.
SetnlnolK Cour
IT 0 r, K -P roliving
in
North
Carolina
and
will*
„
t
v
w
. Fram ing—Sheathing—Siding
Bldg. Phono 018.
«N
TUB
tTRL'l'IT
CO
(HIT
OK
t'l've*
A
*
' * * fur
A marvelous value a t this low price.
I Soda. We aro I Flooring and Finish, delivered io FOR RENT—Rooms for light
sell under m arket value in order ^H-T.YS-KNIGttT
„
. .
and Overland.
SKM1NOLH CIOONTV. FLOHIIM.
WITNlCHSmy hand a h g f
Fnnd
M.
Motor
Co.,
phone.
to
raise
funds.
IN CHANCUIIV.
Sanford and vicinity a t a price
housekeeping 308 Bark Ave.
.l.h? J-freuit Court of the'
McCALL A FOX, Real estate in[103
Park and Commorcial
NTH HI. W. ItoniNflON. Jdlnnl
.
$ 8,000
i'i" i’i *1 ,clrcuR of tha." |
guaranteed to bo a saving to you.
n
Best buys are among
by
her
huabaml
and
noxt
frl.<n<l
hlorlda. In an* for 8emln<Wm
with only $500 cash and balance
H. W ROHINNON.
CHRYSLFJR .
14 Furniture Co. Vermont Lumber Co., Osteen. Fla. F OR RENT—Two light house our listings. Phone 746.
/ ' D.n iVv'o"
“ ^ f la y jp f.f
monthly.
Cumplalnant
Phone
4802.
keeping rooms. 719 Onk Ave.
CHAS. T. FULI^ER
___ _MOYOR CO
TO Street
(HHAL)
L)
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SEE R. C. TISDALE for good.buys Box 101 caro The Sanford Herald. Sanford Ave. nt 10th St
f • foil lino
3t. PflotK
V. K.
one 692 JJRv. nn(1 IvOlIIHB
V
WILLS
his
wife
anil
I’ACKin
Real
EsU
te,
286
Meisch
CkiildCash or 56—Fuel and Feed
inif.
AKH DBVELOPMKNT C'OUI'O.
74—Apartments For Rent
USED CAR EXCHANGE
tfoor business.
RATION, a'cnrp.
, ___
,
or
CORNER
PARK
AND
SECOND
Defendants
for Seminole Count)
FOR SALE.Stovo and fireplace
OKUKK
OK
POItriCATlOX
By_
A.
k
.
Weeks,
INC.
Q. W. WANSUJY, Manager
Co., general
wood. Phona 3612. Jtf. M. Lord. FOR RENT.—Furnished a p a rt HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT,
Real Estate and
DePntr
r3 erir",’57
iidtwalks, build™ *1,
TE Of ' k I^ORIDA, In:.
ment, ulso rooms furnished for
INSURANCE BROKERS
>uon boxes. J. R,
JEW ETT AND PAGE
DAt'KARD DHVKLOPMHNT
D<^ t o r ^ „ nS V c S i f ‘
w ood for r a l e *
CORPORATION,
a cnrj>.
3 gentlemen. 320 Ouk Ave. Cull
RIVE’S GARAGE
It
being
made
to
appear
to
this
LIST
Four foot pine and oak wood at 3211.
YOUR PROPERTY WITH.
Sanford Dsaier
our^ lh“i a summoas In Chancery
208 W. 1st St.
“THE LOT KING”
Phone 617 lh**
cleaning
been heretofore Issued, directed
CO. $8.00 per cord. Phono 8J orv43.
306
First
National
Bank
Bldg.
'- . ‘7
» y£u.,* nd ,h * Sheriff of Palm
Repairing and City Gas Plant. NICE clean apartm ent. Lot behind
Beach County. Florida haa made re
465 for prompt
thut the einie cannot h- s»rvhospiUl. 304 W. 5 th St.
14 GOOD Used Cars Fpr S a l e - turn
THRASHER
A
G
a
RNER
ed
owing to your failure to elect
FOR GQOD WOOD OALJ, 3613.
F’URNlSHED apartm ent, water,
YUL(
Dodge
Sedan:
Esaex
C
6
ach;
Lin
offloere
or appoint agents or 'to
and Fire Insurance
nave within the State of Florida or
hfiht, gas. 1101 French, cornor
FJXCELLENT BUY IN HOMES, coln Touring; Moon Sedan; Nash ralm
BARBER SHOP
’
112
8
.
P
ark
Ave..
Sanford
Beach County, An offloer or
58— Household Good*' .
11th St.
ti room house in Edgewood, 3 bed Coach; OadiTlac Roadster; Cadillac Agent upon whtun proems d u l l be
w* Avenue,
Phaton;
Cadillac
Touring;
Chandler
served
unit that your officers cr
rooms, dining room, living room,
•r* Special at81—Wanted To Rent.
sgents aro unknown.
I
kitchen und bstb. Also front and Touring; Ford Sedan; Oakland
»nd children. FOR SALE.— Wood range, good FOR RENT. — Apartm ent nnd
THBRBFORK. you. PACKARD
uas
condition. Apply Chas. Dunn,
seep in g rooms. Space for car. WANTED —10 to 15 room house, back porch. Price $7150.00. Easy Touring; Overland Sedan; Hud DHVKLOPMKN^ CORPORATION, a
son
Brougham:
Hupmobile.
San
corpora
don,
inmed
as
one
of
th
s
1
hjeott
Ave.,
M
arvania.
terms.
CaR qt 1009 Union Ave.
;AJ| •‘RESSERY
desirable location for boarders.
ford Cadillac Co., 117 E. 2nd S t Defendants In the above and for*Pressing, tailoring
liolng cause i-n.llng In ihs sboVs
Phono 121.
Mrs.
Ella
Turner.
Phone
477
.
styled ( ourt aro Itersby rs-iuDed to
10 Av*^e. Phone FOR SALE?—One six hole wood F'OR ItFJNT.—Ono furnished a p a rt
5 room house in FMgcwood, 2 bed
he a ltd amiejr beiore our enl4 Clrrunge stove. 810 W. 2nd St.
ment of four rooms, nicely lo 83—Farms and Ladd For Sale rooms, living room; dinning room,
o'LL c,»,' rt •» tho Court. House. In
!-f1
kitchen and bath. Prlco $8250.00.
cated. Also garago apartm ent.
nSn.
f? i‘,iStli
.? “T
lno10.
SANFORD flUICK CO.
Phot
on
the
day
of £oun‘»;.
December.KloHdix,
A, XX
.vj^B abcnlasher 61—Miscellaneous,
Torma.
Call a t Pico Hotel. ,
212 Mfgmma Ave.
IBIS, anil then and thers make an
wani a roattresa that is better than the average;
FOR SALE —6 acre farm , new
swer to a bill of complaint riled
Phone 307 >
[sW rlB .
'house, $3,000.00. L. L. Keller,
you In eald Court by ths
FOR RENT.—Garago apartm ent Lake Monro*, Fla. ‘
4 room, house with 11 ucros good
Complainant horeln, said bill of
ICEMENT block plknt a t Longwood
cnmplslnt praying for the fore-.
| citrqa land, only 16 minutes rido
unfurnished, 4 rooms and bath.
closut-e am) sale of the following
cheap fo r cash or trade for any- Ball Park Servico Station.
"u
* iT u ‘ L
18 tne n
Ssnford. A real buy ut LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON described itr-Jit-t* t v. tq.wlt •
v
fhing valuable. Phone or write
cheerfully refund your money.
Edward
Higgins,
Inc.
, Southwest .jiu.-tor v.f Hsotlon
APPLIES
$4000,00.
Terms.
84—Houses For Sale
1«, Township to sniitn,
south, R ange
Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331
" N' Lumley, p rop. Orlando 0rriB' 47 Park ^•'•.A ve.. FOR RENT—3 room apartm ent
II enat.
COLCLOUGH REALTY CO.,
a
certain
Snder
ntoH aago dated
unfurnished, adults only. Phone FOR SALE.—6 room
stucco Tel 782, 311 F irst N at. Bk. Bldg.
'iecemher
'
iHth, IBID, from J , U.
r
.
r
SANFORD. FLA.
Bungalow. Corner Elm Ave.,
F1^ r ID A - -ORLa NDO— Orlando S54-W,
BILLS. JR., nnd LOUI8H B. I1ILLS
"
W. -ROBINSON,
Morning Sentinelj largest glauiand Highland St. Must be sold REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE KENT VULCANIZIN'
. kT .’ first wvinF'
---- Mortgage Book t l on
hW. r T '
do f‘ed hwtaMfi, ta ts to a word. « ln - One 4-room apartment. Langley this week, can, bo handled with
HOOD AND GOODYE
the
publlo
records Of
'
Avenue- •mum 24c cash w ith order.
V . B. L. Bat
apartments, alio one fumishaJ $600.00 cash, balance to suit pur
.--y.-r-r - - - n t y , Florida.
Dlstri
bedroom fpr young lady. Call 888-J chaser. Phone 718.
t.
I n s p e c t .N e w H o m e s f iu n r in v
L « L b] C ^
“ /or.qulck 2 k ;F0R REN T ._A p .r,m ,„t.
tifolly furnished »and
m
\
T
A nd d o n ’t forget th a t
B radley’s Fertilizers are
excellent for all o th er truck
crops as well. Backed by
sixty years o f sound fer
tilizer m anufacturing ex
perience. they are abso
lutely the best you can buy.
Scientific research on our
e x p e r i m e n t a l f a r m s has
show n us how to c o n
sta n tly im prove their use
fulness in grow ing partic
ular crops. Ask your dealer
to tell you the exact B ra d
ley Fertilizer th at is best
suited to the needs of your
next crop.
Marvelous Values!
.la&iSFift™
$180
BRADLEY’S
AA Q U A L IT Y ”
FERTILIZERS
New Fall Suites—Fall Saving
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
“Your Honey Back If You Are Not
w ':
Satisfied.”
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t l U d " |h e re » tC h ° W “
5-Piece Breakfast Room Set iS S M
DELIGHT
FEED
ftvtriiO
...
tktt7J*riO£SriBLE nutrienti
S1K
M O
u
possible*
for tis
n . to sell this splendid unnQuantity
i t 11 buying
w makes
------ 1It1 P0“
IMe for
finished breakfast room set consisting of 42-Inch drop
m
$|350
" ry
.S
JJu
u s"'1t p” h•><•»«■
o n e a n d we
° Ur ,e c d
cow EATS batwtut the
» M * w i milk md butter fits
’ V
A,’!Kbvn"!"VV's»j
.
d l l S T l n0t ^ u ke 8Uch a Pr°P«»iU»n on every sale if we
Jhtnrw ^ n0W lhu l 0Ur feeds wou,d natlsfy. ^ Give us a
^*4
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vsuzrzxvus?
**• Starling, Sanford Warehouse, Sanford, Fla.
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-
Store
.
f j S tw received
VreOector sent
pajrawxL
J#c ■ l,ne
8e * line
«ne
wneetrates are for
of 30c for
V)
i restricted to
' C d r n i, I n g r o w n
102
I
W *m*
avenge length
Win also consider C o n s tr u c ts loans to aid in the con■traction of buildings.
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n
Arches
la
A Five-Piece Set to Give Your Living Ro0•Jll
&Uolrns
S B : - oo* of the’
tcnte in tha
M ilams, SanWho returned
A tan-day vialt
trMna.
an opportunity i
na departm ent ’
•3. The West Inican (truck th e '
A» day a fte r ho
V Tho police d e -!
#el worked bravely
"‘" 'p re v e n t Iota of
So ayatem w hich’
i>i| lh haiidllnt:
*tf*n us tha retult
|n<f, Idd the Sanford!
fnako n study of
lULx^ai,
“F,
DP.
(iL 0 "a^I!!,‘d,a< e, ° r ,m*,roT« l huslnew property in amounts
1 ^ 1 0 0 0 . 0 0 to $100,000.00 for 3, 5 or 10 yeare a t 7%
Office 112
East 2nd St
m a a u iR ia n a a v
ff 1 1 j i f
V.—;
LOANS
•«
«nd aoath,i
north and
V tfT" • x I 'F W tt
M* raoonunaad*,«4* p llfy atreat
H P * ' oonfbalon.
pointed Inr. Beyle and
■aid lie
n o t beefT here, since 1920; >H,p
.
turned to Tampa last night a fte r
Santo Doming! City o f Sabto consulting with load police on a
Domingo, hns a home-building ruah.
M a rly 200 miles oL rn ilw ay
track in Czechoalovdkia are being
electrified.
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ost Bobby.4pOfi<
ly “lucky" in.-winning two' A taf i
.
lean qpens apd) ha* ’ "dart)*, litti
...
hp*
press
ware form erly em chance" to captvire friekt “
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west,
lUd
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m te d Without a w arrant,
Sanford Feed &
Supply Co.
*
Jno. W. Sneed
Fhone .539
Myrlle Ave. and 4th Street
Pride of Orlando Felt Mattress
iSS?
BRr.
m V egetable
3-Piece Fibre Suite
Book 1
This fibre suite is ono that the most particular will like, I t consists of
nv# foot settee, chuir and rocker, upholstereil In «
Very attractive tapestry. As long as the sunnlw i ” »n
you e«n buy t u , beautiful
100
Free to Growers
$ 3 1.5 0
are
“Some
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/Nine Miners A re
Killed in Explosion
i f BY
j a ‘ HJ(vn
K ille d
a tte m p t t o
G ap-
B e s ie g e t f
^us-
tfe a r
A gen cy
Indians Aid
vr
Associated P f —a F a ll Leased Wire
W ILLKESBAP.RE, fn ., Oct
20 (/P)— Niue anthnrnrite work
ers were killed in an explosion
of gas today nt the number sev
en ct.-lliery of the Suaquchnnnn
Collieries Company ut Nanticokc, and six others had a nar
row escApe. . Among the jt-ud
are three brothers and the sonin-law o f one of tho three.
The dead: Joseph, Andrew
and Louis Novak; Anthony Kanint'ky, son-in-law o f Louis No
vak; John Mahnrecyl;, John
Kuckinsky, John Warh.s, Jo
seph Robodurkn and Joseph
Miklcwski.
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g A N F O R n . j ^ Q R lB A , S A T U R D A Y , OCTOBER 30,1 9 2 ^
MOREEVIDENCE'
CASE IS FOUND
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I‘OH Anjjeles Newspaper 'I ells
Sto;v of Woman’s Apparel
Ueiny: Found in Trunk Left
Hy Missing Radio Operator
Tw enty Pagan Today
lO&J
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M
V
F^r.use Identified
Hy Laundry Owner
Vie For
2 MEN ARRESTED
HERE ON TAMPA
POLICE WARRANT
T !
leriffs F orce
If Bow and A r
k Drive Killer to
Ith in Flames
GUBERNATORIAL
RACE IN STATE
OF N. Y. IS BITTER
Handkerchief Found Yester*
day Said to he Property o f
Papular Evangelist, Rader
IjSjgJk “,’<r ^
Sanford Men Charged W ith
Having Stolen Cigars Be
lieved by Police to be a
Port o f $8,500 Bobbery
J fr l
Statement.-
Illinois Candii
Appeals Ft
Democrats
_ _
LOS ANCELES. Oct. :I0.—
—
Slush . Fund
With the urrest of two men hero,
The Examiner says that a white
Sanford
police
expressed
the
belief
flannel sport Mouse, one of the nr- V X " . .
A s H uge Si
•IL fe are I he principals in tie* 1" t » i t S*.,t,•- t'-i.tm-.Mp r orporation stock case, charged hy the gov today thHt they huve two members
tieles of feminine apparel ,u si
,
.
trunk seized in New York, sis he- eminent with selling tin* sanu shue a. th re e tim es. Seal oil ,n>. tin* three ions of I" W. of an organized ring of cigar
W A S H IN G T O N , O c i 8
A tiF N ( ’ L
Mont., |
-------longing to Kenneth G. Oriniston, Morse, Erwin A.. |*fl; Henry E . at i It.-i-mrion 1 ■ i in wool I Menken, slam ling at the table, is chief thieves in custody. T. B. Summers
A P — The great A m,* r L
,and
J.
E.
Johnston
are
in
jail
techI I * . Flaming nr- ( Smith
and iviins
Mills (i ’ontinue
o :! ,l,l>
tms been identified ny
t>v W. \c.. iu
lurr ilef-uoe loiin•e| 'i in- other cohii . 1, nIoihIi '-:' I*
m in unci
oniinue 1t 0
- l ight, are 11. Much, lici.rgi llnhiirt ntnl Stanley iideally charged with tho posaeasion drama "Politics o f 1926,*
•ed- from t h«* hows o f I
Clutter lip A ir W ith Charg- l,.'v- "'v,"'r "< :1 ‘‘"•■age «» t'armel. and Slanh",
l-'owl-r.
of stolen goods in connection with ried today tow ard it * 1
es and Counter Charges; [
!l 1 p'-pertv -t the mysidians from I he c o v e r
an $8,600 robbery o f clgqr. from with actor* throui
Milk
Pushed
won.,". Who spent ten days
wagons, brought an
Milk Scandal
Scandal Is
Is Pushed
the Eli Witt Company, cigar job country concentrftt
with the fugitive radio man at the
siege near here yosbers
o f Tampa.
j cottage immediately '‘allow mg the
last minute e ffo r t*
Summers was arrested Thursday
NEW YORK, Oct. 30—</P) -Th< disappearance last M.iy of Aimee
ifter a nujero fugitive
i
afternoon by Detective J. B. Green ing the elusive v d ty !
failed himself in his alleged sale o f impure milk in New .Semple McPherson Augelm. Teinof the Sanford Pqllce Department a c tT fc & d a y ’i ele
|me and kill- -I two of- York nave the outaanding issue in j,|t, evangelist.
on
information fqmia^od J^y Jp« w ill decide,the^c
The clothing :s rspeeled liy tl,c
knd wounded another; New York’* hot guburnntorinl eainCarter, former chief of ^detect Iv.a th* Seventieth £on|
autliorit ire t« form the link wit it
grove him into the I »»«'«»•
of the Tampa Police
Sharing) Internet
t.overnor Alfred E. Smith, Dem- Jwhich they v.-ll defnntelv .
ere )M. via* ritltliiMl Wilh
and now malinger of the Tampa apoktsBwn for.th*
ja i at, charged by his Republican ;tl,e Angelos Temple <vangeli i ,. •■t■
Patrol and Detective
Ageg<y. tits was a formal ,.T }
tj t,y sticrill Roliert Gil- ipponent, t ongressinan Ogden l 1the enntents of the ( trim:,ton trunk
R u tiu 'rfortl P. Httyes I h on Johnston's arrest followed on Fri statement denying, that
Willi
tic
t
,
installation
of
i
lore
addilioii
of
25.000
kilowatts
[Big !(••■ii ••.■unly. to leave Mill*:, with responsibility for a land to supply proof of , It.- state mnehinerv e>.|iccted to be eomplc j \ tube geneialor with a capacity
Republican
T ic k e t
From day.
Coplidg* ho* expressed
scandal which caused minor New i mint ehurges that she wa Hie ra
ty Lecmi c > ^ [t ,'o » »tOnly a small part of the stolen tud* oil tha choice o f ' j
W
est
Const
C
ounty
fo
r the
ted withi.i '
immediate future, of 1.001) kilowatts has also been in
York
city
Officials
to
tie
(frosecuteil
die
man'.-;
companion
in-lead
of
.
rjf in Inin in rifnuection
F lo rid a S ta le L e g is la tu re cigars hnvo been recovered hare States Senator In IE
Mills Ims'captive in a desert shack m Mr\ the Phoenix Ctility* Company will stalled.
Dt rnMs-ra . Jim Holden, for grafting milk.
up to early thla afternoon, Police ftqs* ,by Friitfk Ik ’
cii'.cnly
turn
over
to
the
Eloriilaj
ll
is
estimated
l>
>
company
of|old ncfci.. -•.ihtrleil, barri- charged that Kinitli run fur a lie o
Chief
R. G. Williams said thla aft lican S snatotfnl I’ower and Light Coinpariy the new ficinls Hint a total of 100,000 barCLEARW ATER, Fin., Oct. 30—
B«lf iii a liar'll where lie fourth term merely as a stepping | Farley, who also nwn> a clorlie
ernoon.
Twenty-five boxes
steam
power
plant
on
the
nortti
j
rein
of
fuel
nil
each
year
will
be
(/V)—Rutherford
P.
Hayes,
son
of
,
,
,
.. o f a state, against at
cleaning establishment at Carmel,
home. He shot and stono to tlie presidency.
b™n«‘ kn°wn .s "T .m p . Nugget," ution* tq, his <
Smith met allegations that the identified the clothing by laundry shore of the St. .!>dm. river, a required to operate the plantt, but the former United States President ' were
jbnorc ami Jehu McLeod,
found in a place here where Sefanal Ingulf.
marks, lie told investigators he I plant Hint will tie i .mected with It is also equipped for the burning [ and a candidate for utnto repredtral officer, and wmind- supply of milk is below standard
they had been stored, Chief Wil while Smith a * __
Tho
boilv
of
pulverized
coal.
The
boiler
'
sentntivc
on
the
Republican
ticket
personally
delivered
the
blouse
on
|
the
high
tension
lines
from
other
Sheriff Andy Dornher- now by producing a letter defend
liams said.
(,■
- Illinois OnhnMtt* <
power stuliiliis -f the state* this cupucity is 1,013.
in this county, today expressed roy Crow Indian braves ing tht milk from un expert whom .May l!> to the Carmel cottage oc
Tho stolen cigars wpr* sent to •raised sup«nrtaian arm ’ ]
,r
Two tanks, one of 55,000 uml'nret that ill health prevented several cities in the state by the
k'rtmctirrc with burning Republicans hud engaged to test cupied hy Oriniston. He said he winter.
service of th* tbeol);
Erected at an ostimnted coHt of the other o f 3(1,liOO barrels have hi"i From taking nn active interest
was met at the dour by a woman
I jirove the negro into it.
robbors, according to Detective
"In a p m K fa iia ) ;
•Smith has spoken sharply about who received the blouse, together $3,500,000. the new plant is said been built for fuel sterrago. An iu the campaign here.
A volley from 31)0 guns
Carter. Tho clg*ra .went :Xtorpd declared, “ tha great ;
with
two
dresses.
to
lie
one
of
tin
“
My
condition
is
improving,”
be
largest in the |un.ono gallon water lank was built
fiadians, officers and resi- Mills and \V. R. Ilenrst, who has
away to be held until a, rate# deal
I t ’ required slightly Ichh th. ig the past few months.
suid, “ so thut I hope to be out er could bo found to buy thqjB, wa* terestA contribute to *
Farley , declared the blouse, tw south.
[thf.Agency riddled Hol- supported Mills.
fund of th*
Chairman George K. Norris or ' « vlhvr ,%v,tlh ,lwo ,1‘ ™ ;
lwo than m e year in the building and
i-he fl* if.
t
Many Sanford business men uro in a few days and onco more to the belief expressed by detective*. giye them or continue
a
force
ranging
from
[100
to
1,000
were: brought to
well acquainted with the general
un active part in public afWhile the warrant* charg* pos tariff. Who find*
uas nut dead when the Republican state co.nmitl^ i ^ ‘ tH
by t.enrge Mc- men were continually ut work from Inyout 1. ‘ li e plant, having been, fu‘ ra'
father when President, session of stolen good*, th* .War ter In, thet?
f.tbe aUacking forces says Mqis will equal Theodore. ^ *
tlie time operations first began. on several occasions, tho guests of
th*
Xoc*\ “ lf Kovernment to rant a may later be changed
i !A ir»re of hands Roosevelt's I'J24 upstate p lu r a l i t y ^ ! ? * the name wh.ch Ormlston
"Forgetting the
Owing to the low site on which Clyde Byrd, local manager for the th” "tales of the South and by developments warrant it.
Dtite*
of
4J0.408
and
that
Smith
will
notr,u,ln"
t^
1
um"
e
ut
Curn,,,,‘
person or whethsr he
jfioitl loosed him into tho
lire plant war. originally started, Floridti I’ owpi mul Light (company. means assisted in henlipg the tivo Green wa* working on th* Mo*
cap or Demoertt, bo ho*
">h<i>i,l»ti> he eremnted.
breach between tho two sections tills afternoon and more develop
it was necessary that UK,000 cubic
Th°Pk
C
i
t
y
,hy,
r
0rt'
VT!"
CHICAGO,
Oa.
30.-tA')
The
Throughout the
state I
.
present lapr power pen
Hundreds
of
small
bungalows
Irons, chief of po- 300,000.
0_ u , , . D
....
r/vu ro, • finding of ii handkerchief bearing yards o f earth be handled both by
He felt very kindly toward tho ments are anticipated.
raise of lower the’
|o „ „ „
Puu, Iud, r iu K, n.
and stores have sprung up iu the Southland und luid a great mnny
fert'.ev. suspected Bol- Smith bent RooBovolt,by r»0K,r,81
laud and water dredges. [*ix
Detective Carter went to Orion*
,w
m
tb
i*i
a
prcsidcnllnl
taimpajga
yeuft
nKh
r
Q
rnUUm
>
9
think
at
New
neighborhood
and
the^housnmlH
of,
frjpudf)
hcn>
Tlu,
tlmo
ipjtlviit ndibi .■!•. s and
sand piles were driven into
do after completing hla work heir*
i lfie campaign
MnngeA. for Ynrk h> lhe lllCt.Hl development of
doilur.: paid out each week to the past for any puMticn! or sectional
t'lice hcwccn Three
Thursday r*ad from th*r* h* V m
ground f»/r the foundation concrete
Governor
Smith
estimate
that
lhp
M
^
h,
Mt.Pht.rKon
rnM
t.,
workmen are said to have proven feeling.
Utnore. the latter orto return to Tampa to continue
pouring und for the bnsc upon
.
sugar, etash i . ,
[ifbryni to leave. Holden .V, S l o W,,‘ ,lh“ C ty^
l,’ftn !seems entirely without significance which the heavy machinery is a stimulus to Sanford business
“ Always I have been in tlie name his work in rounding up the cigar tected lndustr^---herSlMlg«!'
l,birr, anil shot (lilmore 4g0,000, and that Mills will c ome l y l||e rhit.„ffo evangelist’s wife,
houses.
inclinattion and as one who has robbers. Tho cigar* wertf stolen ohligadon* to grant/
placed.
down to the Bronx with the more j because "he's always losing them,
Ifflrer followed.
No elaborate survey H planned perhaps enjoyed unusual opportun several weeks ago.
The turbo-generator now install
to taesa contributota?.:
i "It is ridiculous to attempt to ed Ims a capacity j f f 10,000 kilo-1 when tho power company takes ities in tin- management of public
I io cover hy the negro's than 215,01)0 leud.
“ And what if Samuel;]
attach any significance to the find watts, with facilities for the fu-1 over the plant.
|tW nfficcr- erdered out
affairs, I believe that l can bo of
contribute t o . the
ivirrior
Nearly 300
ing of that handkerchief," Mrs.
service to my country and my state
used.In my behalft,:ji
Ruder declared. “ Why he leaves
L'.lhry were armed with
at Titlluhnsscc, otherwise I should
eets contribute to tfelWt
( |Urs while a sipiad o f'
them everywhere he goes."
not liuvo accepted the nomination.
funds of .candidates Jot
I ('Xcclsinr-tipped nrMrs, Rader said she dl<\ not be
I am intensely interested in tho
—tha railroads,, hanking ^
liccn s inked in oil.
lieve the evangelist hud seen Mrs.
election and if it is at all possible
the steel industry, sugar,
f> adder cover of a
McPherson more than twfye in his
1 will appear at least once or twice
will,any,one dare sag V
life, nor Oriniston more than once,
^from I'l.ml. j .irtie:', the
Seminole County Chamber of contribution* disqualify;.!
before election day.”
W EST PA LM BEACH, Kim, Oct
Ithni Mime wagons withwhen Rader rented Angeliife- Tem
Should he he elected thin fall, Commerce, recently reorganised, date for President to bold1
30— (A’)— Governor -Martin
will
*ge of die harn.
ple in Los Angeles Jnut'^JhfiuiutyV
Mr. Hayes Will enter upon his first will elect officers at the next mqet; it •lected.’f j . : . . oi
bend every effort'tow a rd the se
Ainericus, Gu., police yesterday!
Two Sanford boys, l>olh 13
Hfpimii'ei days followed. curing o f federal uid in the drain
The formed White
political duties simo lie Ims never ing which will bo held >in the. new
Janies H. Fox und A. D.
»i striking the shingled age o f the everglades ns soon ns Legion Minstrel
before sought political recognition. school building at Lake Monroe. ment was ioau*d without
y : years of age, broke down and con* arrested
Amstutz, wanted here on swindling
Nov. 5, It was decldad laat.njght after the .President, had
kued nidieil fir the bnrn. he returns to Tallahassee, he an
-fdssed lufit night that they had charges, according to a telegram Ho has for many yearn been a
Troupe
W
ill
nVeet
nt a meeting of tho board of gov formed Lhat yesterday^
mortally woimileil. Dorn- nounced here this morning.
member
of
the
American
Library
stolen arv'automnbile owned by D. received last night by Sheriff C.
, . • the. Chicago Tribune , hM{[|
then !‘sl a allv and was
Association nnd sorvt)d aa vlce- ernor*.
Although he is hopeful that in
The board, which met in the sentad Mm os making cei‘ '
out uidi
i alp wound.
Members of the American lx-gion KvFrqcoLoi ,of this city ami had M. Hand. A request for requisition presid' nt of the organization ia
time he will ho able to get aid
pn|>cra wns contained in the mes•B the ariou i hen spreail
Minstrel Troupe are- beiAg uskedt In abalt^l4)aid tbe car near Bqnnell,
IHUti. ilo is now vice-president of home of M. E. Dooley of Geneva, ment* on the Hlinois doll
from the government he is of the
sngo
sent by T. I.. Summers, chief
»nd the ncgic w'as soon
.. „
‘^|
letters sent out today by U
the
Clearwater Savings and Loan adopted a constitution and by-law* atlon.
Fla,,
according
to
\ctinp
Police
opinion that the process o f cut
The President, it said,'?!
Mm the flaming structure.
Bolt, director of the troupe, to tje. ('iilW A. H Heckwitlr, who made of police nt Americus.
Gonipnny and Imlds a similar posi governing tho other Chamber* of
ting through th* maze o f Con
Sheriff Hand, immediately for tion with tho First Mortgage and Commerco of the County and •n.no Interviews, a^da. tu
nt the legion hut Tuesday night/
gressional red tnpo will be a long
tl>v.
nrfd«t£..
warded
tho warrants to Chief Investment-Company hero.
amqnd«d to suit the naad* of th* ment.l,tagen, no ifoaltldn^lj
‘for the first mdefcing.
* '• /■
and tedious one.
preaMd no sttRuda f a t /'
Tho minstrel performers will be.
t h * b6ys arc Milford Fallen and Summers and nlso requested Gov
Seminole County organization.
" I have been ublo to put the measured for uniforms and. some Victor Johnsop.
PRINT TRAFFIC RULES
The nubbinolde ernor Martin to issue requisition
Tho Geneva Packing Company of iam sneing. tha . c l
state roads department on its feet of the parts assigned. Members was ', stolen - from in frOid of the papers for the return of the pair
axtended an invitation to. the board United. SUt*s BenatotJ
and now I will not stop until we of the troupe will he asked to bring .Mflqit^^thentpr Monday nigld.
to Florida to stand trial.
Meanwhile,.: Repi
°
Rcgulotionfl governing traffic cm members to be their,guest* *t a
have the everglades drainage work anyone.Ao the meeting who dun
The men nro charged with through street* have been publish wcinca roast, and it wa* accepted field, Arkansas, e|
moving forward with the same de sing, dance nr tell n funny jokfi^it, J'Vidljy, the young boys were dc- fraudulently soliciting advertising ed on cards which nro being dis
tie CongresI
with the understanding that a.atop
gree of progress," the governor wbh said. The'minstrel s^osViWill •fniaed fa connection with another for the Amcricun Railway Journal tributed by the police department, would b* made at tho plant during
declaring that
IMONTI. Vi,.. Oct
f/.Ho .iq. w)ich they wore under
said.
be given early in December.
(. uqHnio'hn. „ Information wn.a given und taking money in paypment. Ac The through streets ur* First tho proponed goodwill motorcod*
in the ( ongicssional elec
“ It will be a whole lot easier to
cording to J. A. Noon, publisher
•
jto.MThtui ’ BciTcwith in the mean- o f tlie Journal, who arrived in Son- Strct, Sunford (Avenue. Ninth through the county,
Virginia next will he cen- interest the federal government in
HOl tHNI SINK ING F A S t v
Struct
and
Park
Avenue.
Traffic
—
.
.
,
.
.,
\jniF Which r<!suited in the re ford yesterday to guthor informa
the "fighting ninth" with tho project if wo show them, that
DETROIT, Oct. 30.— </P)—• Tho
on thoao thornughfarus haro right
Frostproof -. and- other Polk slu*h;__
... „
,,
...
rovery of tho cur- iieur UunneJI.
lufley. Repuhlietm; cbntcst- we nro moving ahead than It would condiUim ;pf.
tion
ono
tho
men’s
activities
here,
* Hnrry Houdini w^,i , . ' H
of way over ail traffic entering qr county and iHllliberottgh county
re-electiy^ \,fr (luorge C. hr if we ait buck und work along
Fox was formerly employed hy tlie crossing the main streets and au- points arsenic sprayed fruits ha* fu rf
under tho handicupa which we are officinls kt the hospiUl where KoJournal.
tcmabiic driver*, must come to a already beon sent to th« northern of Iwpt
OVftith district, Con- now experiencing."
Fox took a check of $100, made full stop before entering tho markets to the detriment of the as ct
undorwent ii second operation last c»ik*frtt0 return, according to tho
hoys story told to Acting Chief
»n ThoniHs,v \V. Harrison,
The Governor spent a busy night.
payable to the “ Railway Record," “ through street," according to the Florida standard, said Mr. Wood- ctu
*
Beckwith.
The
jcur
was
ahnndoned
l* v|»piis«.‘d hy w. It. Tnl- morning in vat^pus qtmferonces
New complications in form of
by Sunford division office- of thu
worth.
.
..
five miles from BnniieU and later P iggly W iggly Corporation for n ordinance, adopted Oct, 11.
W h liciu .,-Jth b n ey Cl. today und left at 12:30 for Canal paralysis of the bowels have de
tnken in charge by the Bunnell
Inilepciidnht.' Democrat; Point to inspect the drninugo work veloped ami physicians said there -unstable, who turned it over to ono page advertisement and cash
constamo,
wno lucrnu. i
d ,t nCL.{)rdllIJf to Mr. Noon. Thera
I
h
little
hope
of
recovery.
'
WM.vc Joseph T. Deal, Ims in that area. Up will return in
Houdini wns first operated on n)Uth0^ V . . ^ . . t!:?I„ ^ r llty
I* no magazine as "Railway Rec
..Parson, Republican, ns time to leave on the evening train
tho oWrier was established.
ord", the publisher said, and h’ox
1 ^ thfc second.
for Jacksonville where ho will vote for appendicitis. Later peritonitis
Milford and Victor are in the city wan said by Piggly Wiggly officials
and other complications developed.
«i*hth district, R. Wnl- T u e s d a y . ___________ •
jail ’ but will bo turned over to to have presented a copy of the
■>: 1
y • " °PIW*wl for re-elocCounty Court authorities. Victor, American Railway Journal in
TAM PA, Fla., Oct. 30.—( f l ^ - Buffalo
.......... 62
» man wljo w now dead,
according to Mr. Beckwith, was be soliciting advertising at the local Pressure continued high on the Charleston ........... 74
’
‘' i r- Leedy was
fore County Judge J. G. Sharon division office* o| Piggly Wiggly.
south Atlantic coast but f*U oyer Chicago ............ — 54
—i * 1 • R«l»>'-livan* of the
about a month ago on an automo
the middle and West Gulf Ooi# Denver ................. -32
ii
a
recant
meeting
bile stealing charge, but released
and T T
r ,"'$^w n ian
early today, said tho dally v^qOther Des Molnts
Miam i M ail Found
»"<! dnil f)ct. 10.
Mr.
on probation.
...
Galvtston
...
With
th*»
finding
o
f
ntoro
bodreview of W. Jv Bennett, govern
OKLAHOMA CITY, OcL 30—
S J
H the ' ballot
.In Shallow W ater ment meteorologist ’ here. Rain Kansas City
(/P)—
Four
yean*
of
investigation
Mes
in
isolated
places,
th*
*
overn'
H
a
Jln
w
«
»
p
n
W
f
l
r
n
i
n
i
T
“ W*}ut W c r i, peculiar
.
felt in the northeastern state*, tjjp Memphis, .....
ment entered the capo and w h e n H O W C 611 W a r n i n g
. JtaU, election law., it of tho Oklahoma Osage Indian
New Orleans .....— 71 -Mh->
Mississippi
and
Ohio
TjUleys
and
KANSAS
CITY,
Oct..
30,—(/P)-—
coutry "reign of terror,” in which
Henry Roan, Osage tribesman, wan
(x lV 6 Il D y W lIH o It lS
64 -v M . ,*M
auJlre<’n‘
a sufThe body of a man thought to be the West Gulf statos. It was can- New V o r *
nearly a r.coro of persons met mys
y ----- 60• ‘ 4 4 ; •
iiu . fl 1 A>tM, mark
found shot to death In a pastuny
-------. that of Peter Amos, of Miami, sjderably warmer over tho south Oklahoma City
terious deaths, has resulted in the Hale und Rumasy were charged Boya^con. wear masks, nmke^ail
Rallegh - ..
Fla., was found In the shallow east.
V
i
conviction
in federal court here of
r w me (idvernor to flpunlor. The governtncnitlto^olai*.
they wl^h and otherwise water of Curqtcho creek lata yes
* hH!
In the West and extensive area 8t. l/outa..
with
the
nil
du^ n‘ ^
‘ Yh the oth- William K. Hate, wealthy cattle claimed juriedlctign j a d the menhaW a good time, W. B. Williams, terday. Paper* foyrtd In tho clothes of high pressure cohered th$ north 8^11-La its City .. . >w,. . said todaor. Bttt of the man, whose'skull was frac ern plateau kegtOng, t Wtitnomufo, Bhreyeporrt
courtcity ^.pianpger,
ttu L 5
t.'lP »tate the man, aa the alleged leader of the
were c<tDvictfid7-'
^ c u n ^ :ttre wlth. fllayera,
*ei?-thryvrttuWnot destroy public prpp. tured, gavo the Miami address.
•-■
„
Nevada, repoisted a t^npe’rature ef Toledo, j
Hale was arreated by s^to
•nt
' erty was-the warning he issued^onj T^je body ,had been in tho water 14 degrees above soya, U »t night, Wa*Wn,
ngton. A......... ^,66 s M ‘- A 1
agent* yearly « year ago with
m8ey the even of thh general celebration [ about three.days, officials said
•.* ;• .. v ....
temperatures •occured ,1a ■, 'i f*
John BatriMyi cowboy-roncber, oil
J. .
. . f i e r i * , v -.U’
p^lna
s.tffsf
and
Blhod
stains
found:on
a
bridge
>4.
^ C j-A ^ fiV riO N
• p la c ««P re e
New Steam Power Plant
ISON OF FORMER
Expected To Be Ready (PRESIDENT NOW
F or Fall Operation Soon IN STATE RACE
Martin PromisesTo
Get FederalAidFor
Drainage D istricts
Seminole Chamber
Body Will E l e c t
Officers On Nov. 5
Two Boys Confess]Men Wanted On A
To Stealing Auto Swindling Charge
Front Sanford Man Here Are Arrested
h District O f
linials H a v in g
Political F ig h t
Barometer P ressute Lower
Gulf Coast Section As
Osage Country Reign Of Terror Is
Ended With Conviction of Cattle Man
2a ssa
Si
«»" i‘
8% ^
a charge of dynamiting the home
’f j N r o c t ' . a o . ^ - of W. E. Srtitb, who, with his In
**Yln» proclamation dian wife, and a white servant
girl, was killed^ by th«:,explwion
[to m.L C^ li(Jff° Mked
y® «*k « November 25
i^God for a year iu
“ Utes has ."been
“f “T
ers of the “ mti
life sentence,
SSTm
Want to interfere under which the body was found
Ot the boys In celebrating," the led officials to belisve the man hod
tv-city manager said,' !'but they m
beOn.muredrad.
1
h*notJS?'W
H
ute
mountain and
Rain or Alow fell In Cojo-
five feet,
rei
i Lt 'b'.&l
m m
'tat Mytau'
%
�a,
>tfVV’Vt; 1V
4t*e' t
'/a m
•. ’ v«*:*r4\V
I
i « J » ^ " ^ t b # ’ iiaw <*ad
V * >. ■' 'V t f f l
S i -J
and bdhoM *n-our left the
kapt
newly sst .grove of an
, -ni^'frying**
.year lad with his tweet>&•4i7«fl>S*XA
.between the rows display
evidence «rf a bumper crop. * .
are now corabaf1 Into the
i f whete the new school
•tanda forntahtnr weery adntafe to some 67 children com
•Ntf from &r god near'to learn of
the treat oWrme and the vast
world of Industry.
This school
huildlnfr Is «-well constructed edU
tice of masonry with abundance of
Bfh* and ventilation to better
the children -who gtrtfter daily
Instruction. There are wvgral
*****
w of land surrounding the
•pi for every outdoor rceresi*.
A paved stm t approach to
(he school makes it of easy access,'
‘‘‘ Wewow enter from the opposite
Into the business section
fP i
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vd
H
i
r t-< sw e s
m
-Jy
1 r
W **r<
'f
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VT'luXT-!
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I
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r ^
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c.;
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MW
r i
the 'producteicf the fertile backcountry are prepared for distant
markets.
■
MT
high-spirited dtisenship of
f m ddhcfooe flavor V*1* Kr°wln» city nre making
f Si -better aatlnf "In'-’ Plans for mnny Improvement* that
k' athar' -df'Wa alt- wM place thefr community among
1 rlmalilB fm v e in the most progressive hi the county
•watting us-' A water system furnishes ample
^ supply for ctfery need; electricity
J for the Industrial power and h’imestreets
I lighting! 1 additional
|i throughout the town are being
fiavsd; modern hemes in course of
conatroetiatt and many other im M O M ’N P O P
provements are under way for the
I convenience and comfort of the
resident* of the Chuluotat Country.
Hcut's a little RAincowr,
LBODQMT PtoR YOO. AMV,
fcVOT IT ON AND SEE
V HOW IT T I T S ..
fit
r* a
i
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Warranty Deeds
Robert 0. Davey to Jessie D.
Klelnman, lot 1«, T. L. Woodruff
t « & * * £ ! subdivision,
n.'Wp 'IK* •-dluidy
a C. Bryant to Mrs. Wi^le Bos
y e s , X PO T IT
OVER M Y Do lly
T o K E E P HER
■PROM GETT in '
Y oO A GOOD
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TRY o e r r YOOR
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ton, B acres.
‘ F. F. Dutton * Co. to Wllheimlna lfetriwnther, Jots 89 and 60,
Indian Mound'Village.
•tit
T|
' Banford Country Club GaUtes to
PorPNt pike, lot 1 block flfl Loch
Aabar/ ■
’
. Bdtta PtM In Common Law
i Vbylnla Carolina Chemical Co.
«»»• ;
Bfnafaa
A Company vs.
of
'■‘hvfr
' Mrtha Aeeerded
*
or otber claimants
M i a s o h « 'I t . .
I
reach and every
of tho said
ds
v y » » « d defandenta dlalmlnR nny
rn rtt,:m ». or intareat In nr to eny
ett a ll <of th « lanfla >Her*lnaftsr deeoribed. and to e ll peraona and par
tita whqae namea are eeveralty un
known but whem are believed to
eslet. who.are tutareetod tn. t>r -who
are- clalmina any interest or Inter,
esta in or to any o> wll <of the -fol-
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f f ' a m » v s fc-<»S8i&
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more
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r. uf Northsast
.
nshlp
•dssd »*•
xat
r* X
H IS
S h e e t M u s ic
F R IE N D S
7JX& LOOKS UKS lAC7BUcmONS
ffttvoiNS
b o a r d for our
SUAWry-OM.' THAT,
DROPPED 0U7A W
POCHWT-PUT IT
Ba c k
FOR MSAMEN’S’
SAKS il
0/4 TA' MX* m
cw WAN TO SMCKE" VJU8RS DID
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doins
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in fo r
POP-AL^KGAM6 IT
Bealn 31.a dtMlne W *n . and M.7S
dhalne South -of Northeaat corner
of aeotien *. Townshtn/ie South.
Ranae M Hast. •(run rdotrth 5.It
.CijfttWA :W «at S-'y, llhaK<.T-North
M 7 ^halna. Keat *n begrantne, re
serving. however, 3S teat In width
-along the West 'aide *>f the above
. (described Hand, the tame to be
ofceftt .open as hSIT tif a public
. roadway forever.
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A N D
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*»id'Mra. J. C. Stapler, boy.
W*Hon.
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b r % a boy.
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d a a a f* of #LM0.
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ut -Is hereby ordered that you and
eaoti of yoo -h* and -appear hetorn
opr aaUl Clecult Ooart at;the Court
House at Sanford, g>lorUla. on the
lnt day o f November. A. D. ttts.
■“ o then and there make anawer to
•k* Wll df _ complaint
esblblted
a n m at yon dn title vtu ee..
• at Is further ordered ^ a t thle ordsr-be published In irke-Neoford Horn^vepaper pobllehed in Han•ord. .SetnlnoleiOoumy. Hlorkfa. once
each Week f o r . four consecutive
wejJce.
SA L E SM A N
What’s In a Name?
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n o t h in g — i *o e l
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e firul
“ ill £-Court of ‘H?e Hevonth
nf.Jhe plrnull
JwUtddl ■Circuit of the Htato of
Florida. In and for Seminole Couu^*n.loss.
Jil'- th0 ,9lh day of Hept.
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accepted. We will nil come out on
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188aiT C — . — Bereans
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original Hall-Mills m urder!'v ^
ik a »fe c -.
threo' yoars ago. He said it wta' [tor, and her two brothers, H e n r y *
G u a r d 1O f f i c e r s
Attendance Sunday!
given him by the ]ato s Azariah and wmio Stevens, wmgo on trial ?F o r
Marksmanship
Ileokmnn, prosecutor o f Somerset next Wednesday.
_____ _
‘Tho Bnttlo Which Must Bpj
Honry' de In
i v l ft M end end
county, when the murders worn
r _ jj
‘ - , ,
'
,
, j Fought Hy Young Amoricnus” w ill.I
i l T r,nc# Mnd ralth nml ,ru*‘0o,d
for ’ superior
. „the
.....subject
lhinnf n.
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A
Bruyere Carpender,*reousIn, w ill!
™ ‘ m*,,lalB\ur
uper,Dr murks- be
at tomorrow’s
meet-j
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• committed, with tho remark:
*n«r o f Agriculbe
tried
later.
Mr*.
IB
ksll
is
free
0
berl
of
P
o
m
\in«
"
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lh*
Ui«
Bprt’a"
Brotherhood*
“ There is the little thing that
The
in fo r elimination!
,ne New York crowd who are .Stntc C ontinues E f f o r t s lo
'
iftd Write* a book f ont* n>pl«tinjf a n?w theatre here
* w ;00» b«JI » ■ / ( * , h „ , (.M„
,
n J.'I
« * Fir” ‘ * • * * < * • « * " . >«
H a v e O is e Iron Clad W h en diii the slashing.’’
nnnounced todny. Tho men
have
evidently
drawn
the
fire,
of
Tho reasons for delaying pro- men are m tho Somerset county tionnl Guard. The medals were
fo r the
T r ia l | o f
D efen d a n ts
In
•
during
the
razor
were
not
fully
ex
The “ last fron- other theatre interests it seem*.
N . J. (Jets U n d er W n y j
1
|Presented to Sergeant Henry Roby f
l '" ‘ / / ' . “
ran ^ W° f k‘nlj
plained.
v
'1* Ip owr own South Well, competition is the life of
plans for broadcasting, the trial Bang and Corporal Buford Brown <)r
'.ttendance of flO men at Sun
•ltd ere ought to trade and another tin nlre more
NEW Y o r k , Oct. •IO- (/p)—T h e ! /' n ’'y l’«*rt engngrvl by Simpson by station W RN Y, Now York, have I,v Captain .1. C. Hutchison at the ‘ " ys
would xtimii- body
o f oureelye*
ires to he . or les* in Sanford
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’ I''"i” !i'en states and one foreign
.,f theRev.Edward W. Hall thought ther might be blood stains bioo d.l a protest from Governor w,,t’kly drill Thursday night
•©-called progressive! *** business and bring down the wasrenu.wed from its vnult jn; <»* the razor und was certain It Moo,,., to Justice 1Parker of the!
Sergeant l.ang was presented ’ T " " ' ' * ' wvn> rv» rv*vntc'i nt last
•lass meeting when all
allow the tick to roam pricc
Picture*. And my idea Greenwood remeteri', Brooklyn, to j b'ld fingerprints.
Supreme Court, tho trial judge.1with the medal for pistol marks-, ‘ " ,M' ?
of a fine theatre on Sanford AvJustice
Parker
replied
that
while
mnnship
and
Corporal
Brown
f
o
r
!
^tendance
r « T,l:; were broken.
fo!/»v"’ r1'VM l,,."b r,)‘ k ,r''‘ uhop early
Tin* razor wan produced shortly
fc*e
— ----pnu« nnd First Street has met ,Islay
for a new autopsy by Dr. ! 'ift.*r the b.-ly o f Airs. Mills had It wasi not withm his power to pro-1 mnehino gun mnrksmnnshin scores!
Florida counties have just with a rendy response from n nor Otto II. Srliultzc medical expert ! b n returned t:> it^
unmarked vent broadcasting from a point1made nt the an mini encumnment
When gangsters take to using
*ftlhnlnftled' the tick
and thern syndicate who hav<* the mon of this oil’*.
outside the courtroom, as is the hoU nt Camp Johnson of Jack<son... • much.in- guns, it is time for lifwIfr«\e
in
New
Brunswick
after
ita
( We are scratching him down ey and when they get the right
second exhumation, and after an pan. n wou d not permit the I villc in July. The medals were! abiding citizens either to hnul out
SOM Kit VII,|‘,K. N. J., Oct. ;{<)-. i order had been obtained for tho o jr
‘ the Weat Florida counties will slant on Sanford they will make
" " ‘ « urbed by nnyone made nt the order of Captain. I be heavy field pieces or duck to
bg in fo r fine beef and dairy east First street boom. With one M V - A stained, finger marked ra exhumation of the body of Dr. Ed
inning it and out.
|Hutchison and they arrived several I cover.
The Si mix City Daily!
In a few years will hi ? L
L " ; nrcl“ ‘,t’ l,iul,l' n^ >" zor. said to have been uned to cut ward Wheeb-r Hall, in Brooklyn.
j weeks ng,- while he wns on n trip j Tribune.
R.
us with meat and milk
.
*.0,n,r b‘ KK'nK f,,r ter>- tbe throat of Mrs.- Eleanor
rods,
when properly ,!
North. Thursday’s drill w as' ---------------------------------------------1
The «tale is desirioua of kmrw- i Litfhtniritf
... .
,
a allow! ng the cattle! ” n‘ "
° " ly Mn" ib,‘* thi» « to do Mills, today was included among i ing the exact angle from which install, it on u building, give, nearly the first in which .Captain llutchi-J
TOO DATE TO C LA R IF Y
fro
" t0 Uke
business
i r living
Iving away from
irom
m r|
. nicode
nivn,u
an(JthothjH
wj), toward
){u||ethe exhibits to |,e, offered in evide■nee 1tlie hu let that killed Dr. Hall was
° ,,I‘MtectJon frofTi lightning. son has participates! in for six FOR RENT. __ Unfurnished d
against b
"
f * can Be many improvei’r alleged slayers when fired. The autopsy on Mrs. AUIls J d e r a t " * from. IoW° ’ whert, thl,n’ weeks.
rooms and privato bath, Duplex
inns are frequent, show that
iBdr In our style of rnis•hey go on trial next Wednesday proved that the
three
bullets
that
I
1house-almost new, (ire
place*—
I
ho
,
.
,
,
,
.more
than
95
out
of
each
Inn
razor
•" *nd selling l>eef and
With the price of wood going sky c
.
w,w turn,s| over t«. tnak Ion
Mussolini is probably one Italian Jjfivute garage— all modern.— RcaProsecut,m
Alexnn.lor •
high and hnrd to get at all times - I'ccial
Alexander'front,
and that* h e r " I h r o T 1 ' i bu‘ b,i,' P
fire losses who can master even his own spa- ! sonable. Mrs. M offitt. Celery Ave.
.
on mruui was j from ligbtnmg were not redded.
l/h itl l i
L4.... ■Dtinrham,
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Ittls attontion paid
to beef riKbt here in tho heart o f the forghelti.—
Sun,
N.
Phono 1(57- W.
his part o f t h e lf8! my 0,(1 fri“ n<l. John Pierson, is
Hk cattls In this‘part
iV jflJ U tlp attention
■■■■■■ m i i D e i i i i a i i i ■■■■■■■■■■■■,
>tsntlon is pail ‘£ ln«fing Alabama coal into our
■■■■■■■■■■■■■
' fiupectlon
of abbatoirA
will noil it chcnp<*r than
Inspection or
nbbatoirs c'^y
wood.
John
will
nlmi
furnish
you
i
meat is prepared for our
jMT- Few people know where with a grate for which wo are |
•Cattle are killed, how they nr*> grateful. In a few- years unless
or how the meat is brought some wood man with something in
If they knew they would his henfl that is not wood will get
, aatlng *-tm of it and become busy on a wood yard that will have
wood every day in the year. John
ins.
Pierson will have capture,I the
business
With coal and we will
.'•ntits are now engage,! in
all lie using furnaces.
1g to find out whether men or
Clt live the ionger.t. All of,
raminds me that a popular
■em<mt says
something!
paint being a great preservin which case women have
I adgo on ua.
•nd
VICTIM’S
EXHUMED TODAY
of
«
Improved Coupe Of
[Dodge Brothers Is
Said To Be Popular
ffl* rumored that Kenneth OrW>0, the missfng radio man in
Aimee McPherson case is in
Ida. Maybe that accounts for
.peculiar actions of the differrftdlo sets in Florida during
;I**t two months. Tho funny
may have been made by
Its from Angelus Temple.
That (he coupe is steadily gain
ing favor in the eyes o f the nut,.mobile buying public i* attested
by the fact that there has lie,-,i
exceptionally heavy ltml consistent
increase in the number of sales of
this type car.
on reports from Now York
the private lives of Gover%J»d’Ogden Mill* will be
the public. In which caso
wee -gentlemen should
their wives to Europe until
.’the ■moke of battle has clear-
‘Campus Flirt’ Said
To Possess Much Of
Today’sBestComics
Ina i%Jax Journal says:
Ington Opjd, Twelve Hurt and
Dead, "rtything new In that
Washington has always
I^ave it to Bebo Daniels to
burst forth with something now!
Paramount’s apt comedienne, as
dhtnty and chnrming ns ever, is
with us again—this time with a
t’cold, the majority of senators1™™*-1
/ thut *houl,i win a honorary
; degreo.
congressmen are dead and
Thuts tho reaction one gets)
vhJTniH on Is hurt.
from her lutes production, "The
old frtttid, B. A. Howa
is (Campus Flirt," which |s to be
on’ the Job. He Miirltione I ath the Milano.
Be bo’s story concerns itself with
for Sanford and received less
Jb*
activities o f a college girl who
1any man here. His latest big
I'locating a bunch of real de- i high hats" everyone filling to
• » on Lake Jessup where I Itn Z n rA t0r,h<‘r • T "
pi' ,il l,,0« i’
Will drain and dike and lrri-1.
,Ph® K' r l " »Mbse«|uont
iU and farm some of tho finest1,ow 2
" ,hl* h".',,ls of h,’r M
M
m in tho world and make them j^ g h ‘ a'h
)' ^ ,,M- Wl,h “ ,
aasnm
_money laugft each second.
t>m tiu.
like the -------rose with
How she defeats Charlie Pad I
pj?i. Rice will bo tried out and
)d bo in time one of our best dock, "world’s fatest humun."j
Wo have thousand, of acres
to - S K
5'1W Hb
i iIT" this- county suitable bJat ri,te
r
flr" m "
.crops that have never been1„ £ e r s Si'atio " " Z u v “ hU" ,lr' "
here u d B. A, Howard i. hysuVc. F nV
* ? ",!'
Of tha, mloneera wh.. I.
" y',ltr,e«. hi Brendel s mimitnli1.
pioneera wfto is for- cavorting with Mirini
liis
pf
I , on tho Job trying to make j moucs is a contedy classic ' Ja.ne
county a real agricultp- Hall, the third featured player
I hopo B sA . wilj dig i-makes a cerditable screen bow.'
r la ii_4 L •»
o f gold some day—he
'The Campus Flirt.” directed by
i t *. .
;
'
Clarence Badger, sparkle* with
/>
----. tfenuWio
campus
atmosphere.
Ipora are giving Photographed at the University of
•bout the Indi- California, Its rack meet scenes'
•i nn am chopsing San- made members of the nudienr-1 1
*belr BPring training stand right up j„ their seats.
®«#*ra Hornsby, manThe titles, works o f art in them 'j
f'the• champions, the St. Lou- "«lves, were writen by Rubo-t Gold j \
wrote me a nice letter
•fating that hia team
#*hly train somewhere
OHIO FARM FAILU R ES
•W l that he would pay
I viait while they were
....
Shrinkage in land values, oven
■ Ml? ,* IU ** * » bunch of m,,ro than low returns from tho
rortiain g from the ball, •'a,w of f ar"> products, raused an In
,
j crease in the number of Ohio farm
-------in 192B- “ ccordlng to
biftr with each oih< 1 r
1 c “ Iconor, head „ f the rural
«t time. A lot of
Apartment of tho Ohio
P*,Wfth ail the faith.In State University. U at year 12
L p u t their good money O h l o T t ?f
^"hruptcies in
a iaat year and the
M
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t
z
iVeK
f8rmer8’
“ 8 com
L fjM ty bomb caught pared with 6 per cent in m i*.
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/“ Gaby.
jedians Say Falfifig Is An
Ihat Has To Be Cultivated Richard
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fT
tb'' rnnas as another worthy fem .
In e YVomcin s D ay I nu>h’ "Pined it \«ould be sheer inBarry had movia lurk.
lia k ia ia H a is ia m
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decci-cy
to
permit
the
old
ladles
to
A your « g (, he Hold Universal a
G ET T H E B E ST
the girlc will like this one. It ''how their kneer, but that ankle
oct. s a - < / n ' " 0Velcttp which had been published
Flowor
Urns, Concrete blocks
, »n a magazine, entitled the "Bo happened in England, praise be! A l^ gth skirts might be permitted,
o f all kinds, Roofing Tile, Ce
0 mike Kood 1,1
I Movie Sidelights
Gun.
Universal decided to make radio studio* was asked why it d id , ns they would save material,
ment Coloring, Etc. from
not only >»ust be
•'
also must have
n
wnr
picture
out of it. Ho was not employ women us announcers.! <>l pennies, pennies, what deeds
^ (B y The Associatted Press)
S
A
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F
O
R
D
C
E
M
E
N
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The
management
answered
land courage t<> withcommissioned to write a new film i onni,,
*• • that °I tiinjincj'-R nro performed in thy
f As a property boy, Lon Chaney Rtory, was able
PRODUCTS CO.
* * to sell H
'00 is
is [ sacred’ name!•
..... • ° n y ° ne wo,,lan
100,000
y
1 k5 and fa»*.
iducatcil in jgcneral
5th and Maple
Phone II2-W
•t * man stands for drew his histrionic ’ inspiration
problems of the day ns to bo able!
j*-, what lie ^ l 1’’ from Richard Mansfield, king of
We have- only one way of proving that ^tateaaat to .I t
to read the news dispatches propWalter Catlett. tragedians . Chaney longed to act, |publisher and the newspaper riglitsu I. urlv
”
smart looking crowd of guuta.
You cannot take our word or aay«no elae’s word, yoftn
hot the f » » which and through
N--l only will the big style houses
gh a ‘ crack in the door
tuk‘ h ! I f ^
try our service and be the Judge for yourself.
to California to adapt the st'orv'1» “ , l " 1tpuc' th‘‘ (-’ irN ''"H er get send a crowd of nifty mannequins
loot, but the way ho
•ho watched Mansfield make up
nented Charlie Winthere occupied James Montgomc-v' S m ! '
“ ,mC limt‘ ° ff
*1
introduced as guests, but
Cafeteria
Service
Plus—Food
and
Priceo
That
PleM#
’
J; J. PARRI
F. A W A L T
and apply his disguises. Then he Flagg s home free o f cost after
tlicy pay the hostess for privilege.
Democratic Noa
would study Mansfield's manners making the trip. overland behind a
L j That Hurt
Reversible fur and cloth coats ^ U n ’ UVh ' ‘n
P A IN T IN G A N D
S‘ * e S«»u ]
chauffeur
of D. W. (;rif- 1arc being shewn
gjys the big falls 'hut as tho tragedian strode tho boards former 1
,1
hv Hio
’ • 1 " ,th Eizzier” is able to
3,th Senatorial DitM
D E C O R A TIN G
,n
little- |in
,nyy times it's
it" a •—
■“ “ Benu
ukuu Brummel"
uiuiiunei or flunk
riunK in |
/fitb^ h , wb©
who- offered to drive Barry
___ I’olltlfal A*. I
shops. The furs used are thj^ soft i
thi H / Ry’ Th« tr,Ck
or four feet," added ( the shadows in “ Ivan the Terrible." ” llt tor ""thing because lie wanted variety, such ns gazelle, squirrel |
the supposed guest, really
Phone 568-W
From tho great actor Chaney to go there himself.
•< hr
mole,
lynx.
The
idea
is
to
wenr
r
l
,
,"
l,,no^l,,nto
l,<
*
nsk«
l
“
where
not properly broken is learned to study characters, a trait
216 First 8t.
2608 Sanford A re.
Sanford, |
cloth
coat
when
you
like,
fur
coat!
J
h
f
Th**1
,OV°
ly
frock’
She
keeps the cemodian which he applies in his screen
tin* li
nil* ItVif
'
One or the many queer jobs jn the rest of tiutime.
For antrin
sonrie I
for several days,” roles.
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the
movies
is
that
of
Jack
Little,
reason
or
other
*
ucii
coats
are
not
St John.
.
whoso duties exceed his name, for much more expensive than n cloth
Mis I.eola Evans is expected to
Winninger <>f circus
Moving pictures in which the ac he has been powder expert fur Hi rout only.
leiurn home Sntnrdny afternoon • ■■■■■■■■BilftftftftftftBBBl ■■■■■■■■■■BftftftftBftftftBftftftBftftUBftftl (■■■■■■BftftftBBftB
'ekiwiag for Fox
fr'on Clayton and Atlanta, Ga.,
ey* sre serious when tors remain motionless, but the years on feature films. His lat
camera moves around, is a new est assignment is with Buster Kea
Arp
tiu*
youngsters
teasing
when*
she lias been spending the
dling.
about that HaloweVn menu? Y’on SlIIIIIIICI .
hto « net should al- novelty. The effect is nri "impres ton in making "The General.”
Little ulso had charge of the might he thinking <,f the “ eats"
with the fret down sionistic” portrayal of the love
er says, ‘‘but at the of the hero and heroine, played by powder detail on "The Big Par 1possibilities in o> nei* stew, deviled
Miss Grare Wnahle and Miss
Irfrfkinc. vnu should Ramon Novnrro und Alice Terry. ade." lie has come within an inch crnl) or lobster on toast, welsh Fb.rence Bishop motored to Or
«t w, thut I- strike on 1 ho picture of the two embracing of death on several occasions.
.rarebit on toast, fruit salad *in lando Friday, where they spent the
that is impossible, dissolves into n series of shad
n|\ple jack o’lnntcrns, doughnuts, dm .
’One o f Florida’s Better Restaurants”
f rtthcr yourself as owy scenes, all the same pose,
pumpkin me, gingerbread >vith
114 South P a rk A ven u e
bpiblo into a ball, hut but from different distances and |
yellowed wnipped cream, molasses
A d d it io n a l
(weirs loosely. You angles.
Mr::.
Edward
Murkcll,
and
ftpti,
cookies, . popcorn balls, toasted
or leg by not groundcheese sandwiches. A weiner roast IVddy, returned homo Fridny even
s o c ie t y
S U N D A Y D IN N E R $1.50
Noiso disturbs Rienrdft Cortez
with all the fixings would solve ing from the mountains of North
j
Qualifications
Carolina
where
they
have
spent
while he is acting before the cam
the outdoor menu.
llu* past six weeks, and are now
non, n chubby ath- era. A fter a day’s work nt the
I who plays for educa- studio, whero several pictures are
Maybe the old Indio- in the work i:i home to their friends nt Edgeauei:
in the making, he says he finds it
houso' at Folkstono, England, will water Farm.
run full speed into "heavenly" to get buck to the quiet
get their short skirts at lost. One
chair, fall over it of his room.
of the wimicn guardians on the
Mrs. (\ E. Point of Jacksonville
Entertaining in her usual charm
anil conic, off with
bonrd recommended that the wo is visiting in Sanford us the guest
H O R S D ’O E U V R E S
"
I than a barked knee,
Clive Brook, English actor who ing manner, Mrs. W. D. Gardiner men inmates he allowed the mod- of Mrs. James G. Sharon at her
.'A,
H earts o f C elery
Spanish Pim olas
Ify ns a screen cem- portrays n playwright in his next wns hostesH nt bridge Friday aft
ish length skirls.
Dissension in homo on Tenth Street.
ernoon nt her apartment on Myrtle
i no idea how many
picture, confesses thut the part is
ledges there are. on a.
Avenue,, when she entertained thft
N
.
C O C K T A IL S
/
not foreign to his renl life. Brook
members o f the Plaisance Bridge
1U drive into one go
is/he author of severul short stor Club.'
; Florida Praw n or F ru it Cocktail
.-hA
(
; u you can run.
ies published in British magazines,
Quantities of lovely golden cos
fulls is only the
•SOUP
dian’s rciiuirements, and ho also has had severul one act mos, zininas and petunias were
play* produced in vaudeville.
used in profusion in the rooms
$ most trying things
- .
Chicken V erm icelli
where the guests assembled for
on.’’
In
Old
Mexico
she
has
a
heripiny.
, whose stunts on ft
v
#
ENTREE
tire well known, in a lago erf mnnsion in hucicnda and is
The tally cards wero done iq.
Corner First Street and Park Ave.
prides down the street much the prevailing fashion. But suggestions of the autumnal gun
Pineapple F ritter, V a n illa Sauce
Cordially invitesthe college students'
perched on tho the. princess entered the pictures son, and the card gams was excftPs,
111 bike, tho beast and became the pauper in many tionally interesting. When scoreft
patronage. Delicious foods, cooked
'•
, V IA N D S , ,
t
,
■w*
<hlnd the comedian leads, notably in “ What Price had been collected, the prlzo for
Glory.”
right,
reasonable
prices.
Roast
L
o
n
g
Island
D
uckling
S^uce
high Bcorc among tho club morn
ling beauty friend
“ Tho hardest thing to t beur,” bers, a cut glass napple was won
M bicycle to escape
R oast L e g o f Spring Lam b With, F illin g
P fi
suys Dolores Del Rio ruefully, "is by Mrs, John W. Sneed. For ho\d*
being assured that I have never ing high score atpong the guesU
Roast Y o u n g Tu rkey with C ran b erry S&Uce
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- i A#---------------f r - i W s-----------------------------------------Roast Prim e Ribs o f Beef, au Jus
tfor the
}M
BJograph
My
VEG ETABLES
*
, .
. company's studio in Hew York, cs, the tables were laid with em
**'.uah
broidered
covers
and
a
delicious
di
fJT—Cantaloupe, ce. now occupied by First National,
Snow F la k e Potatoes, Green S trin g Beans
an, French toast, sy- uro all sorts o f picture making salad course was served by the
’ machines o f long ago. There are hostess.
SALAD
\
Those enjoying the cordial hos
ON-Bcef broth with old printers used when Mary Pick'«
Salade Epicurenne
«.
rhet-i e and car- ford was at tho studio during her pitality « f Mrs. Gardiner werp
Ff, gingerbread ap- first picture experience. Then them Mrs. Grant Wilson, Mrs. Nod Chit
»
|Hk, ten.
nre old pictures of actual scenes tenden, Mrs. James Ridge, Mrs.
V
ENTREM ETS
Lee
Pock,
Mrs.
Robert
J.
Holly
Jj.*
*1 cutlctts, butter- shot in tho days o f tho one and
\i ii*i
R ed P itted C herry P ie
peppers, endive two-reelers. All o f these hold a Mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs. Eugene T it
tle,
Mrs.
Clyde
Byrd,
Mrs.
John
W.
rii IH'ueh cobbler peculinr fascination for the oncom
_ Ice Cream W ith Hom e-m ade Cake
Meisch, Mrs. Frank Scruggs, Mrs.
Lmilk, coffee.
ing stars.
A. C. Fort and Mrs. John W. Sneed.
(home grown fresh to•
BEVERAGE
pljthe market use them
In deference to taste, several
*
C a fe N o ir
\
*fe so many ways large motion picture companion Ladies
o f Christian
lin salads that they have banned nil screen displays of
(
’ become tiresome. The snakes, mice and rats. The action Church A r e Guests o f
Iv'-'.'U '
ft.H %‘• * fi
i
lim illlH lM IIIIIIH IB IN IIH N Iin illB H IIN N Ilil
..*•** considered more has necessitated the revision of a The M issionary Union
it*-i i
Vft'I*:
(... J1
|thlz the rooked vege- number o f photoplays in process of
P ^ =
** •Whorities <Liim that filming. The edict does not, how
E V E R L A S T IN G G O O D
o n n n
Thu Woman’s Missionary Society
|«t destroys the ,v*itn- ever, include fleas, which were of tho First Chrstian church were
E A C H
P*'ev('r- " ’■* l-i'i-tly hnrd empolyed as actors by Gloria hostesses to the. ladies of the church
“ mjl- inn* lu-al does Swanson in "Fine Manners.”
at n Hallowe’en party Friday a ft
n*-wrrn»Uon
I (W mineral salts.
Description
ernoon at 3 o’clock at the homo of
a Plated Dessert Spoon,
Ituffed I'eppers
Aluminum Combs
Mrs. Minnie Ewan, on Emu Ave
Pntsy
Ruth
f
i
l
l
e
r
has
intro
T i K,tcJr"
Sn,tCutters
Sbakcis
DOORS.OPtN-l
PERFORMANCES - 2 & 8 P .H *
Aluminum Sonp Dishes
Aun.initiijm
( ookio
thru large sweet re<l duced the mun-sized hnndkorchief, nue.
,
Malacca Plated Tipped Forks
■ Alui. inuin Clothes
Numerous black cats, witches,
r . f ° und fr«'*l'
mush- in colors. Where does Patsy wear
f’
p i" ,
Y,ca kprmhlern
Aluminum Pepper Shakers
tabl(sp„0,ls
», a in, ; '“ ‘ o!1 Butter Knives
and
other Hallowe’en suggestions City Tirktt Office Circus Day Only— Roumillat & Anderson Drug
butter,
1
it?
Not
on
her
sleeve,
or
evon
Aluminum Mcuflurin^ Cuiih
AlumiiHiin Tea Strainers
rice, i-| cup cream
Store— Same Prices as at the Circus
in her front pocket; but just to wore, used in decorating the rooms.
A luminum Jelly Molds
‘ uminuni Jelly Mold;
A
fter
a
most
delightful
musical
.1‘lriop Juice E xlr.,1 tor.i
_
j
I.ncl
blend
crumbs
[show
the
now
era
of
masculinity,
Black L’nuin. ilundlc Par. Knivej
''
|in a neat cut back-pockct, just be- program, stunts o f nil kinds were
H
^
,I:,I* lengthwise j low the left hip of a smartly tall- enjoyed! The Witch’s pot, presided • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B ftB H n H a a a a ia a ftftB B B ftB a a n a a a a a »a ftftB a a a »
over by tho traditional witch who
white
iJilr
wb,H‘ pith.jored sport skirt.
told the fortunes of those present, *a
«'if water and pnrPfarrlpllnn
was arranged qt one end o f the jvV i
b“ ‘*d Enlfe & Fork Sets
Moisten
rice
Thomus
Jefferson
and
J.
Farrell
Brush Sets (Tapestry Brush
ropm,
while
at
the
othpr
side,
was
u
wS
. p*"'1 “'I'l mushrnonis Macdonald met after 20 yenrs sep
a"'l Hustles* Duster)
* n m l
yVi
' 1 fu l'|ieis with mix* aration. Jefferson is a son of the Gypsy palmist, ip go# colored at
IS'h In. Alum. Flat Biscuit Pnni
!!! \lr
« v * I Bish Pa,,:.
tire, who ndderi much to the
}y ^n- Alum. Pun. Rnd. Roustori
a we I buttered celebrated Joseph JeJffcrson.
U Snoon
e * ‘ - I*,,V
Hiu Valley’’ Te
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 1
pleasure of tho occasion. ,
Enameled Mixing Bowl Sots,
L O N G W O O D , F L O R ID A
S,is
Y.' 'IVlr W»H> crumbs,
“ Hello, T om !" said Macdonald,
-‘1 dnd C Qts.
Late in the afternoon* the host
MONDAY
“ Last time I saw you, you were ess served delectable refreshments.
„ ; .........................
,’*()p ,Z‘ / ,,:m* Revornge MIntt-.
Alum. Drip Roaatintr Pans,
0;tn ‘"-t-l br..w„.
'* J,' ’
K'nife f *ts, P,.lid
sporting a cane.”
10%xldi4 In.
1
<1,
k,.| Plated
Ii ' B
• 7 '? '/ Iir'' l»«rlii-ulary
"W ell, I ’ve outgrown the cane,"
, ,.a’:'dy Bizo Food Clioppeis
•
A!,.-,.. Pan. T.:, Krttlea
Miss
Daisy
,
A
p
p
le
b
y
jf
rieuk
or
fish
F E A T U R I N G
said Jefferson, "but I ’ve acquired
- .» , ^ •‘■’"tPueled Stoc!; l'ota
Featuring Dorm Kenyon i,n her keeneat, clevereat role
-‘ Imi i . Round Ron-tern
- (vt. Alum. Pan. Dot Liu Boilers
a
crown.
They’ve
got
some
fine
Entertains f r . i e n d s
i
Ert-imoled Infant Batlts
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Finndied Pr>
sinee ^‘Men o f Steel’’— Coniqdy and News.
,nr
lahor i„ trappings In this King businoss.
?fK»y Path
J JT- •
A In/. Pul. Pan Sets, 1. 1V . f Qt*.
— 1
j
. 1 ---------------------('*m.**i*(l u ilecreaso of Mac, I ’ve get a turquoise bath!"
W i t h P r e tty tP a rty
r•*.
o v » i D t:» : . :
1(5
' I d Roast Pnr.a
The
large
screened
,'jiorchM.
of
I
I
,
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unemJefferson
plays
.tho
part
of
a
(' Da
t-n.v-oraai" Bi-u...
W
i-n mne months.
king in tho Fox production of the A. K. Appleby home on High
A REAL GOOD P
To Eat....
J s r s r r E - E .-
L U -B E T H C A F E T E
Seminole Cafe
■m
MENU
i
BELL CAFE
witH Apple
antord, Tnur.,, N ov.
n
4
CIRCUS
T O
Oraerlptfon
Nickel Plated, Stool Handled
‘Spnluiatt
Aluminum Egg Separators
Aluminum Egg Rliec-rs
Aluminum Cup Strainer.,
\Vh. Enam. Handled Ice Plekii
Aluminum I ():•„ Pups
Wiio I.oop ilamll'.-di bl::h Mopn
lii'l'-n
Family Seales
*’ ‘ H- A |"m. Stra’ nrr Sauce Tims
J" ?, ,n- Alum. Angel Cake Pan.;
' *’• lal'le Ware Sots, Mala
II
bar I'h.te, ( l Knives, l-'o,|;B>
(> lea Spoons, ii Table Spoons,
I Sugar Sjioon, 1 Butter
h mfe)
•1
’ 'ur.i. Pan. Col. Sauce I’an
( < >-! '1 .-aile)
•■ l ’ ’ l.inmehd Double Boil,LI S
I '• -Ion (tinia;: Jugs
Knm.-led Tea’ Kcttlei
J Pc. Kitchen Cutlery Set:,
*i (Jt. Kiiuiii. Col. Sauce Puna
M
Upi rirtion
Ainu iiiuin
Aluimiiuiii
Aluminum
Alun.inuiii
Aluminum
Nat. Wood
Alum, le;,
Aluminum
E:_L,
Jelly Molds
Tiii.jr- fads
nag Spoon,
Collap ddy Cups
Jelly Molds
Handled, V, g. Dnishes
< . if .,. Strainer,!
C o,
( utters
r o s e *P. -fi If! Ion
HI Li. Heavy A!-m. Fry Pans
’ •“ WFs’.c i .«i Im / |. (Jlli
d Ci. Enamel.(Miree Pots
(• Ut. Ali: .i. Pan. Col. Sauce l V t ,
I • In. J ;e.u l, I
I Pi. \ .iruuiu It.i I,’,*.,
o . IVv / Wllito B ••">r Brush S, - j Qt. Alum. J’. n. Cracked I
( I 1*. lilts
■' <’• Tci.der SloviM, 110 Volt.,
1’'! 'Vs.i Aloh.i.
I » ' Jt. Round A !e;n. Dish I\.»- ,
I lv. K i I i Ik ii cmi,.rv s- ti
j'
A- Pan. (
e Perc.'-lnte
Alum, I’an. (•„!, Kttttlr.*
F O R
i c
Pm.-; i;ition
\\u- I’- * H a n d l e d Par. Id,
‘ ' n!;» n-i Salt Shakeirt
v*'V"
I- Hold,,,:
Natal 1 later! Sugar ......
A bimimim '! 1»: Dot He r .„ •
•M.d.K-c , Plated T a j.,
A "'uinui , ( ‘ ike Tinners
AJ'.niiiruit.i v.irat 1.1
F O R
o o
• •««. 4t»»
\ (;*• nlttmini-ni V.d,
(’ k*. Kiu. .i. Colen,.,I |
•'* (/(• Eiium. Prc-aciAi.., b (tie
•r' (.1. Alur.-.imtui Pa! ;•
1,1 r J - E nam dul \ \ ■
I .1
liaiuile Cl , |.
' '* <Jt. Round IOitant i t
in. Alum. Tmt .
' l. .Mum. P.-.n. Col. K
Il'iiiily Kit- !>• , ,
'
Pan. S •
'. I
; -d > C l,.
I r'amelud .''nice Pm,
I. I (i and 2 (jt
WORLDS GREATEST EQUESTRIAN DISPLAYS
C
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Street were decorated Friday, eve
ning with quantities of golden rod,
PauTfnp tVeiDerick in a new ietting 6f life*Bnd love^daisies, and zinnias, and also
Comedy and News
numerous black cats, witches, owl?' 5 ,
W EDNESDAY j, . Y ;j Y
and other Hallowe’en novelties,
when Miss Daisy Appleby enter- Jj1
tftiped a nuAber of her ^ o o flg |a*.'
friends at a HolloweW pftrfy. The, 5
lights were shaded in offtnge,’w*Ict I f ' 5
n k a Y C o m e d y .-r- 1NewB,‘ v*-vv
*<'?•
cast a mellow glow over, all,
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Ducking for apple*- and othei
V->*!.,->
* T H U R SD A Y
.a .j.
,
Hallowe’en games .werq . enjoyed
during the .evening, and. a largo
bond firg built, where wftinlee and
marshmallows were roasted.' •
bright and brllfini', picture* l ^ t t e g Anns
The gueita war* Mary Helen
t^ n ^ rd W q tO T ^ rtd -^ W v -N e w ,
Rpmbley, Elia Spenftfr^ F w m m
Wright, Ruth.Mi«in».HMeliyittn
SRS
a
^1 the Milane N e x t W eek
l< ■ < ..J
if
■
. ( Ki
‘-‘1
-
Ball Hardware
u im
s s - . ^ —
..
.
■M agi
Long Di
ane
t
Tuesday, Novem ber
I Local Telephone 8
■ w
my
wt>v
Plaisance Bridge'Club
Entertained
Friday
By Mrs. W. Gardiner
The unusual demand for (lie e„u
po run lie attributed directly (<>
recent survey on Sanford numerous advantages which are
th ft ninety per cent of the not offered iii a ,n r „ f ,|„y
ktion reads local newspapers type.
'Siaffftslnes.
The other ten
Combined with the acceleration
k(*Dt la dumb.
and agility of the roadster are the
comfort and protection of the seeople gave over |700,- ilhn. In appearance thero is a dis
cmah to atorm sufferers as tinction which creoates an excep
donating clothing and sup- tional appeal for an artistic view
"v a fo * over #170,000. Not point.
1ft state that la down and
"There has been a very preva
lng to norihem news- lent idea," said Mr. Reel o f Milleur
W Ana not »o bad when It O. Phillips, Inc., local Dodgo Broth
4n argument between the ers dealer, "that the practical use
and Governor Martin as of this type was limited to a great
, the etate.-needed um- extent-^-ih1 fa d ’ milny’ V rF riitdcr
’ millions fo r eld.
"
the impression that the coupe is I
built especially for tin- profession-1
It wiiards in west Florida al or business man.
t.
eiperimenting with white
"Dodge Brothers special coupe
(berries end red blueberries
b * n idea o f making raspberries because of its dependability, econ
‘ [giving the public the Razz omy o f operation, comfort and
’’ W * can remember the time beauty Yuis reached far beyond
I r i ago when a cross between this limited field of buyers. A
By woods cow and a Plant u general utility car it is firmly
im engine would make a full established and iH bound to con
Jersey — with a Crack- tinue to meet a demand in the mo
tor cur market not satisfied by any
altting on tho case.
other type car."
i
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1, 1
It.bYit*-” -.*
A n d the
1AU
r t_r.
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“THE M A S ® WO!
w
Dorothy.. Sieve(ki
T W V Martha M fY
tfelftn Douglass,
,'whbviti, Murry’
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with *."(
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Ferald
Tftie Afternoon 1
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• ’ ■•I i m r i M i t i n y l
t . « f a k l t n l , T im rU u .
H e lines an a ftern o o n n ew sp ap er e x c lu s iv e ly f o r h is aclvertisinpr. P ra c tic a lly e v e r y tlky he em p loys a fu ll p a g e in
fond Class M virr, th e a fte rn o o n paper to send his m essage to th e p eop le in
H at the PoKtorflre
"lorlda, under Act of his te r r it o r y . O ften he req u ires tw o fu ll pages fo r h is in
v ita tio n . He has built up the largest d ep artm en t s to re b u si
ness in -F lo rid a .
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As Brisbane Sees tfc
KSJ
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C o n {e r a p o r a j7 ^ J
The President's Talk.
Squaws and Perfume.
Old Kansan City.
.
Our Earth’* a Baby.
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I fclMaV
mm-~
*
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, A Japanese lover
death because his ^ 7 *
f S hu f!ave been t i J
if she hnd nccepiej ki^
cook hnd take,, „
lion. Banner, N n s K jj
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
K iiyrriski man. hr star (:«.)
I TELEPHONE
1 4 8 _____
m ks
.
fu rd
s.
d a ig e r
, S O C IE T Y
E D IT O R
, o t o r an4 M n a a rrr
PRESIDENT COOUIKJK tulked
o f S a n f o l d ’s J Iu s k v V
Fill lor
. eak in g o f IL It. M unline o f “ It u r d in e V 111 ( luiril common sou.se ns usual at (ho
T h e H erald is sp
PcrhnpH n,i* rea^a
<>u n ^ s t o i ' s
tKjjbhMsiMc K«iiori M iam i.
Ilis sto re has g ro w n fro m a little d ry-go o d s s to re ndvrrtLing men's dinner. Adversmall town are 111()r,U"
everybody i„
w ith all th e work dime by tw o or th ree clerk s lo a m a rvelou s tc-ing |iriMluces iiicmisctl sales. (Ii •G.
fiow KATKN
much you make.
MUSK
SI* Months—$.1 fin in stitu tio n c om p a rin g fa v o ra b ly w ith the b o d d ep a rtm en t 1guilt ir sates make pnssihli
pt iflii.’l.mt. Thai in turn imil.es
. n f " b y ■C arrier/ i*or
en
sto
res
in
the
large
cities.
Ilis
success
has
been
the
o
u
tcom
e
faoVly Edit Inn , »:oo.
)"
" " i t "Vent on I be Uni-1 Munson u .11 he i in- nrgiitii-1 .
pe-'uhle lea prices.
t-r III Vt^M.-ek's .. h*:,,| utf.l
j
_
, (>^ N R g fe g a te sales. He tu rns o v e r an mmmh h i • am ount o f
Rig Ini.oiie- s, ginpt corporations,
One way to in.d,
. n *ml.er ..I’ prenuptial *m- (
1■ die I *■'tt.! in-y lliilebison i .
„ I OBi a
.. ii oho uHry I stock because he goes a ft e r custom ers, sells them his good s .-ay- the I'tc.-idciit are tilings nnt
*fweit*l
holm*
|SaiuL*>' .
. the
ill
tn,
l> oes are being arranged.
i’,S£.,h* nk** resol at I.him
I
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utd.
h
will
lake
place
|
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to
l*e
feared,
lint
tn
Mcuntrolled
their M|unlil>|(*
iand con sta n tly replen ish es the sh elves and cases.
»k*s S < s " ,
"i riy
and in
niide l/'efill to the pi opto,
oav all. t iii.on ;,|
|■;;() o'el.iek j r" r
v
• jpads will tip Ohuranil
week, honoring Miss .
(hey left off
p
at
the
I
""*■
'im*tn(J
I
M r. B u rdinc stu dies Ilis gam e.
He desired to reach the Sin
■* a v r t ls lng rates.
fill im'1'1
-rnl advertising, big prodiicKoilt, Ark.
1 i'o-- Epi-iipal eltureb, |Douuney an I Mr Hut.‘hi- mi
•luili
rh
|h om e people o f his tu rrito ry. He esp ecially d esired to speak ti**n. ami leg Inlying, make high,
•
'"d i'ie r (tlovei, officiating.
Mmt.lav alt. moon. Mi*
Alary
K lAaaori a t k i » p h k im
w.itp-s p e. ilde. Hiey in turn are;
rihip"
|
to
th
e
w
om
en
in
the
homes.
K
n
o
w
in
g
that
w
om
en
do
most
Dottdncy will have as her and AD . I-ian.es t Daves util .n 1
klated Press Is exilusA
terrapin
derby
at
im*
io»v
I**
*
nntimied
pros
peril
y..i
to the use fur r**- I o f the b u y in g these days, lie wanted lirs m essage to reach
*b‘ * Alary (Jraves; tcrtaill at t,ridge at .!
drew u .m ad
|r>uoo
|.„ k at
\et a r.’W big men, lint miliums
IXondzy
'is*..
1
mity little I lowers girls, are the home ol N|r* Al. x.imler Vnti- !
t lu ts .1 spurting event,
W e npaiier
an*rtlspnlrhes
I also thi*‘! lthpm
m m - A n d he w an ted to reach substantial business men at " f a . * rage •■li/.ons, spend and en,f
lint;;
y j f f IrtSljfHO
herein. / •;
tnc pnnie*. W .v- i*
'
Itoudiiey and Elist* Hutebi- ghnti; I i.i 'dav evening nl K o'clock 1
ffiubili i,i Inn »r Mtierlnl a tim e o f day w hen he knew that hiji m essage would be read. i*»\ die remits o f prosperity. This,
wit It Mi's
Ala.
' ''in,
II
'Ii Hut. Ins,.,| win have ns Mrs. Kltmi Mmighton and Mrs! I
[
w
ill
mcc'
i
Im
ui
I't
idem,
is
proved
hy
rent aro also rsserveil.
______
T o fu lly s a tis fy h im s e lf the d epartm ent s to re head tried
’* Hiun, J^'hi-JhIJ C'Iiusd, whili* Joseph Hutchison, will entertain (
ownci hip nil upkeep <.f twenty
i, n U*rb Aveil’a* at
Even (be man who ,<}
I” 11^ lb/-*loom ing n ew spaper and com pared resu lts w ith those nulla n automobiles. Gigantic proi r . o u t . in. 1920.
"'h er- will he Robert W. at. bridge at the home of Aire Hut t
eiforutis m declaring he,
he re c e iv e d from the aftern o o n paper. T h e b e n e fits be re «•*!»•*.... high wages, small profits.
|j5j»ioii.irv s,,,lr! ’. of
Sanford Ihiudncv. Benjn- cllili.soii in It..*.* Court: Wednesday,
kl.O m.ATI'OHM
'tile facts ktinwn tvnu|,| |juj
" M'liiim-r .Ir and .Insepli U, Mrs. Alexander Vaughan will ,*„'
c eiv ed fro m the aftern oon a d v e rtis in g w ere so v e ry much Amenta hit own le*st rustonier.
chunk will bold
.lift loll .d'
; t*"' b**t before puMieatr
s u p erio r to those received from the m o rn in g .service, In* at I 'l l ' - the President's program,
lung u'"1 1
teiVain at liin. 'i. eti at I o'eloel,: ,
l * b a a t Sanford's fro n t
a id a gnnd * Me.
'. to. k,
[
K
asper
Daily
Tn!.im,..
H. i,.„ sheppaid of N lagara Friduy evening fotli.uing the wed
i
churdi.
u
i
fir s t g a v e the bulk o f his a d v e rtis in g to the aftern o o n paper, : lie I ‘i i -id*-nl V ‘.peech would
I- .11
Water ronte to Jnrkaoa* ‘ ben be decided to g iv e A L L his a d v e rtis in g to the a f t e r 'lia-e I** i’ll imnplele had ir* added
N ' ■ '•■i't be the soloist, ding rehearsal. .Mrs. Sanford Don I
w nil" die full vested . hoi I- of
and Miss
The
red
flag
lira"'
Lo
hi^j
I b»ly nry Mill entertain at dinner S
|
i
Inpimmsi
"I
propo
•
’
huild
H is m essage goes to the people at a tim e o f
aetlee at at. Jokss.ia- noon paper.
(
, I hurt Ii will sing tbi
tions, hut il is "Ut nf
_ will entertain at
g fp W • ( » » » (fa sal.
"
for 'h* pi i.lection of f
t'nitisl
wedding
oral other affairs are being planned
d a y w hen a n ew sp ap er is actu ally read, not skim m ed.
hyoit's. Mrs. Fannie
when it gets niv.iv from.
Brlock at the lioine of
' t W ' s f w h ite w a r .
.Slate sueh .1 Meet of llghling llirStein bridge and will he nnnouneed later
**■•»* pool, fronts r o a n * , , ^ticcess has com e to "B u rd in e 's ” in copious m easure. 1I'iniie- and Milumtrinca as will
es, rnm t : nude! repair otj l r VauKhim.
J
Lacy, a hri.k- <'*‘"'t
I
make
this
I'oiintry
forever
safe
S
c
ie
n
tific
in
ve
s
tig
a
tio
n
o
f
sto
re
m
anagem
ent
and
business
sales.- lies Moines Kvrnia
■rnOna of h n lld liig protroni
all.iek
'
line.
. gy*— honsee. a-icu, - mpmn- j,rat'tices has been em ployed to b rin g in b ig revenue.
And
r’ u io s to ii
is
I In I'l’i'sic* ni eomphiins of pull
’. ■ M a t hiiaoes.
Club of die ILl-tist i
the
ex
c
lu
s
iv
e
use
ol
the
a
fte
rn
o
o
n
n
ew
spaper
as
an
a
d
v e r in’ ii’vliil* ......
al lliis eleetion.
^“ ^ <<>,Mt” ll***l<>n i.r tire nrmtret
with
Mrs
.1
.
U
to
M c m l x ’ i ’s
Diganized liiln.r ls
tis in g m edium is one o f the d irect resu lts o f s cie n tific study. |Tiler* i.mldn't I•e itnv puhlie in
I
home m Ldgewaoil j
' on a national « iiiniuugn fa|
f Mr. and
it i ■ii'illtfhtes on |hr Re
N o r need "B u r d in e 's " h ave taken the troubh to be profe.s- till frii r„
R u s t N ii»lit
er
hours
and
fewer
day.
»
tj.'
pill»I
*
•
dP
"er*- saying |f> the
sional in Hus m a tter.
A n y one w*itfi com m on sense know s
r;ujIJ will meet Midi;
1 ' t . v. it. I.
tTitUi' ' i >j r « p* hates iis , if you re
a oik and it i> c. |„. ^
........
i-ofelitiB?4vt»nd
From left t o i igl.l \. W. l-'.pp*
All’s Samuel Ptilc.don wa
i
that
a
m
essage
must
be
read
by
the
intended recipient or 1 1j i n «•»< t ••d m i*i congress we pledge
and Airs. A, \\
lijer at ”
k :,t
" I 1 1 Mi it'd i re frfii* were out en. Masloa of ■rlitnil
will jiiit in n word f„r /,
' 'rieu 11. r an , u
;<hd
"Ihi.lily"
l
•
s'
I*
ii.lav
ev.ning
ul
bridge,
u
h
*-i
ffitta lo n for i»rV,V.*rd '* (lu‘ M » “ l K«'t " hat it goes for. '
Dowdy,
son
:
Fast
Fourth
M
m
't.
•
hi
r
m
U
•
1
‘
o
f
Mr.
and
Mrs. J.
•"a •• |-iidii\ . '"iiitiu uheti Mrs.
mild for this nation
j don’t belong
t|„. ,atw
E .‘ 5..r;
; Park Vp.iiTne
Dm ."i't BaM.it| Mr* Tony Pitch- she * ntertiiimd the m. iuh. i . ..
----------- |
llu 1 man o f a house, unless be is a gen tlem an o f leisure, .tin It i li.ti 1 1 lleet in the air as
t harle.-toii Lvening i’njf
W
i
l
l
n
t
.
i
l
.
o
tt
i
whole
world
fear
us
'* OLD MASTERS
foi ,| :,,,d Mi * l.iiiii'ii Chittenden •he livening Bridge I lull at h.■■
Tursd*.'
on ly has tim e to glum e at a m o rn in g paper. And tin w om an rvi'ii in**i i th.-iri it hatiM
home in R.ee Court
us.
a-f0- } ' h»vc " « ’« hy Tina 's M l
ektC
llul.liismi
and
take pi.rl
•
Yntl .ini Imld a [*iivat,(
'Kitted at if Il.illoMe’eu party.
i ha l ii.-ti i
o f an a v e ra g e hom e has no tim e at all.
kby, band defaced
of Hallow e'en Men
Ifougbtoii will "iderthe go-pi
•inn in public if ...u
in nt 11' hem.* i.i ,\[| . Italdiitt on •heSugge-tne
lln- Pro, •al M c ( ’ u l l c u n i i r , L ; r n
t h e ( ’h u r c l u ' S
VI I. WVKKNCK. Kan.. b.lMMS
f t # * * Proud rant of oulw ■ii;
.1
)
l
oialion..
o f black . at .,
^ be man ra re ly g e ts up e a rly enough to read a n ew spaper
Sae
i,
, at ll..- Il"i*ir " f <he
III, l l l ’st 11 1 . t lllg o f the N . de I of the .’.'Ul.ly was
Son."
..........
1d II. e- ht -. I.miorillg I lie
held, A(Vontt o'• foreign tongue or perfixt [
V buried age;
iMctt.ii* li«*rn many triIm*m nf ln" " I . bills and witches, a* well a* i A II om.i i >1 I'hiipt.-r u. D. ( ' . j'.*r I
50
(th
o
ro
u
g
h
ly
b
e
fo
re
b
rea
k
fa
s
t.
D
irectly
fro
m
th
e
b
rea
k
fa
s
t
C.iiirt
at
S
o'clock,
far.it'\
.
B l(i BLR FAN m
tliare .in- .i>*-eml>liug fur u dramaf I la* I'Cammiir .sell.ad basket * filled with yellow ilaisic.
1 Colorado Springs SumUr I
TBomi'tlmr.- lofty towers I
till’.*. pii*o*|il were Dr. Joe’Bucha- ■ iffl
Woman •* Mi.S'ionarv Not iety
KRHOOD
•Cj table, lie rushes to his business, or his " jo b . ” and precious 11v.11i i*>i» nl Hiawatha, at the Has
Ibe mil M*m-'ti was held Frida\ i
$ & -± L ± -m
-____________________
Abby I>"ii<li*''.v and
and iheir laishai.d
down-razed,
1 and Telegraph.
o', lin k ,\|i mdav with Mrs. Manie-I
nan. .1 Al. Haw kins and Robert
and go'ilen rod. Scores were kepi
Itlaekfeet Indians,
IhilH'M.
_
' *Ct 'll
braaa eternal slave to nioi . j lh t t le ‘ b ailee w ill tie h ave to look at (In paper d u rin g his kell ><.'eliinii.
I h” looms were •'gened ell suite mi tallies done in glt.c t . and after ! ill I i i noon ill the L one of Mi’s. 1 j Mi* I I. i
The Big Hereiin Brotlierh (Hill Mc( »ov\ .-in Cidlowa v. One illiudl "d
Sev.-ial others w ere tinI linutnill.O . oil I*,ill, o tto \’.Oilin',
■\ rage;
armuip h r I, seem In have lunged
can) of tl"' Woman's class o f the First. Baptist Sunday per . enl
w o rk in g hours.
I lie pacimi i (V ll
and
rmivcrlcd
in
a
"I
the
meinhei->|ii|i
will
v*-i itiilde witch- a mo.-l CO|.»yal,le game of hi id ’ r u Mi an mile *1 ill', g...,i| alt. i..|,|.ic, i
gu y
t ■ attei'd on account of ill. .A
since ill'
tin”,. m
wen
j fur
* * ’m I'nietueiit
....... " ’ever
**• •’•••»«
il |
ft[ at |H'* .’I", k ll. III.
cs den, with eorn I'tlks, Jack .*' had been p|.ty,-,|. ||,e prio for high
ll r limm* vv.a (ran
school is making a big drive endeavor to he pies. nt. ill. I he I |
T h e wom an sees to rIn* break I a s i. Sin* set's to g e llin g the mu... . for III.* heavy black mud on i
fhen.I have seen tii hungry orean
ol .... i.11-1
ft
liditeins, baskets '■•’ golden rod
through the majors and group cap o i lock s.-r. n-.
ch
T . l l l - A T ltllll'N 'K
gain
an on-hid and e ,|,|
PALM ItKACII POST
The first I Inn
p. rial "CI’VI, ta W it. lies' reden ’vous
. ild ren o f f to a hou|. *s b f seen to Hu* m arket mg.
A m i lb. .r loci.
! D* . p r’” d /.innia and ( ml. del ale j
e\ - and
fednr-da)
•' lie r’llgge tj,
tains,
as
well
as
clas-f
members
to
i
|V-Advantage on the kingdom
of
<
I
ipiaviK
did
»
i
*f llall.nv I h'g, Mil* ..warded Mr. Da.o| |‘ I I e . . ninh.e, d V. 11It I el ll . IVi I’” i : l In l!o* .linin': loom punch WM8
kingdom of her peru.Mal o f lip* m orn in g |i;tper must be ,i b r ie f ^kim m ini'
!
ruing
u
hen
l
.
l
*
\
|
,
t
•
,
,
A
..............
.
insult
to
the
South
der
Viitipdis'i
will
enII.
c
Jr.,
and
I
n
• ’*' ■! lhr, tighout the afternoon1
\Vasbingtoii his record is gen
"id
the Lawrom i
reach attendance goal . f S'l Smi
I’ or having lo;-h core liet.velv ail mg.d in 1*•i l . l
An honor .'.y.stem is ohvinusly a.** it is of usage m f-inulia
o f headlines.
iod
I I hi il-l'el
i gemuviyl. nul espeeialy to tb**-e'
I M URN ' Ilf i\ \p KIRI U
J•Wv.'it A., Cull, I, , |tl i tamed
,.n .u li. i •" ....... " •lay tin»rniii:r. Ciui*ual mt* rest j"
'Tally I hat o f having been disbuying up every I*
.
Miuuie Ik Jones and MttH.yiilfl
win of the watery
M
u*
iifijiroval
of
i
.v«n
td
It..1.long for iipjd.
"ii.' in ulueh honor i-■ the predmni
and olhci iiinoi g Ihc m -1. Rohert \ Ne.vm .a I I, av I .lid helped | I eat I .tip , l|e
ST I Dl N IS \SS( it | V fp i\
'
main
D ot attorney of |ii-» cmmty
I>tudine
know this.
H ie lug store, d e s irin g to becom e prrtimierv, especially the kind Ihat t abb* ...... who repre cut the state.*;
bt 1*1" k. "
UUIr'.i
I
..f
i|
.
II
btfoid
I’. ll, and refreshments 6£’ *'jej
net
to
I..*
oht.pind
In
,
th
e
Mil
•
given
a
by.*
1
,11
iij.patent
and
the
ell
I
"ill.lent
nitlV
mn
I’t
lends
II,illMe’en
si.mts,
e .nl III. III.-, M|er>* the p:. It l.l lii.llt *
d
l> •'< lit'*- 1 <• -I
ol I.
.-Old
•tlier with I
Jhcre^slng store with loss, and .HttU gre a ter, sends out its d aily pages o f ad vert m in " in fo r m eo“ts (12('..*(t for a small bottle. i of tlv- S.fijtii it, tin* Congress ..f • and ;i m. n|l*( r « the Stat-*
|Ml* \i.l*i I r e * y , MM.ri reach PHI.
Illtrc of Slid. .1 , I in
’ 1* ” coin , . 1 in mg out tho ooI-t*fc
Follow
mg
the
aw
ill
(ling
of
M
m
C
lion
.
1111
I*..till
I
.-t
1
a
Hall*
w.
'<
n
p;n
.
I
the
Unite,I
States,
is
offeied
!.■
.
white
ide.l much
ill sin h a \ -lein .lie prevented
i
I • (dsliitiit*-. He . .•ni***'. frutu
Jos* with store;
In Yiile I 'm. . i i| lift ji
Sundiiv m
twit A. ol..
• of rial ami white, with tfny
atio n th rou gh a m edium (hat b rin gs eeS„ p s . 'th e aftern o o n I’oor l.o is richer man be uas.
I
I'.eMimeni Ihioiigl
Special emphasi* is being plil. e.|
Alt .. R e it m ill'il. pre ntenl <*f t l m 1
Mu* even -1pi t ’es, tin* tables weie laid w'lMi
(tom viol 111in: <'•t I:t.(i rules and in-l^ime, ioeoid.itg •** thaI
a ."ininiinily in why ll tin*
1
; I he perfumery purclia.-e was a;*- ( Ataiuila.tiii’i'is Ulnli of etaoimFlor
I I
I., I I ... itnt.
A
veil.a*
t*1* 1 a 1 ,* Mags topping
l.'t
Hallowe'en
eovers.
and
n
f".
h
;
an
to••ani’
/
ation
known
as
tiu*
n
ew
spaper
is
Hot
skim
m
ed,
it
is
read.
iio
’.
\
delight
fill
i
•
*n
the
Sj\
P
int
Hde*.
<*f
tlade
never
run
high.
iegul^tons
.olelv
Ihiouch
the
fa.
Chapt* r. pce-uleil OV. I the husme- '
d piogiam
1ptsu'e.l hy llu* ISia. kfeel’ big . hu*fs,
Recor I Sv *t*-m
W tl I have seen such interchange
I I l.tlly New
th< ii- vi a* (in
*k”
were ,-ivctl hv Air*. A. B..
meat
.
<n
i
ling
of
:<
*
.
-i
|
-i,)
,,
I
Manufacturer*
Club
o
f
Pbila.lel
* V-of itate,
J With llu- great problem*, of
wn :.!
i Whit, (puver, Itinl H.itih r, Ula.-k
that Ml. V have given their Word. ' M f iast it of the h n svstea
■sPi.it oiea ii - 'III.
I’emlel'ed.
es-nt*. vvion potiiv plans for the
in
n
ill t o
a'laee, Al,-.
I*’. McAlllstor,
VM
*h
.
al.o
and
Ind
.In
late
uvie
|VVca/.el mid 'I wo linn While Calf, I phi*'»- Although this club iassum* ; I business he ha*, had neither
i,
' atnto itself confounded to de" " "i 'heir Itoiim." so to d " . ! . xamioiumh
i!
.i
I .*i»t in. ni -. t : le
i*i M.*’ Chapter
11 lilt t
( A* a late hour r. lri hiin al . el d |.\ |he lit. te .
1
respon
ihildy
for
the
affront,
mo
1
F
.’ink
Miller.
Mr*. David'-'
experience um- ini|uaiotan.e.
' ». cay,
wild grunted wisely while ilieir
Honor sv cons ha’ e Jn • .. 11 ■ <| f* *j Mori, at all X *
xv.re III.ill.
■ .*’4r(
\.
*'oi nt ,pg of domrlnuils, pumpkin
\t I.i f S da
11y reach tin* e.uielie ion
to taught me thus to ruiniII.* is ignorant of the large
|highly perfumed s(|navv?. put up may
S u b s t it u t in g fo r
ah .t .i
d u ll
Ith
•I'l't" *! h*imh*-i ol ... ,|’s I.OW 'ii i leg*, iotth-nti. - , •izaf
’ ..o l,ut wen*
-I*
-ttit.
am! «•
f I* t*K I I ' . ' I to * *fl'ei* w*T<* served l*"»'ihere Were Mr md ’ tv* f! M
tiitiiMu-timi
o f tin l*ii im*>,:;
schools, eo!l* <'i ; i..*d o n - ,n*, m ith * - tr •nm*:i.*
t . . nut i
(d ie teepees.
Two (inns White that tin ofofn-uvt* puhlicatica is a
u F f.oiimillat watt assist*
.’i*
D
ie
lunchpiece
of
Republican
propaganda
,\
,‘
J
I'll
i
'
■
m
«
i
*
mil.mi
it!.
.
It Tim
me will
\
Italy, were i
varying degixes ot ..a. .-.•••■ n .|... Ih • -loilel.lv
■III. d
rnnie and lake
m or Id. and prejudi.’.'d against
A s the w ork on the F lo rid a P o w er anti L ig h t C om p an y's ('nIf .s SO named betaine his fn- brought forth hy the somewhat
hi.: iM
10 , 1 Si mi * d m rot * .v up: ihe guest* hy Mrs, v
LoVe away;
huge figure*. He is an enemy
institutions have found tiiat Me ] system in. in an-' i ,u ,vhj
tin- da
at!,
I ll” j kl”
The guests uf,i
m a gn ificen t plant, alm ost adjacent to the city Im its o f S an -!,tln r tool: I mo guns away from
1 .’ I le- 1 loll* 1 1 **•• R."mu!lat.
i white ill:■n. Home eofious Mbit. panicky tat.* ot inimhof the read
of ^ybal i. termed "B ig Busi
lie conspicuous will accrue to the tu.lent
“ lion r" seems
tol fellow.Ilip
... K
i
O' V. .! eu
o
' ’ * t1 "I'e- rated gift* tied in']
ford,
ra
p
id
ly
a
p
p
roach
es
th
e
fin
al
stages
o
f
com
pletion,
T
h
e
'
were
1
di
nt
party,
threatened
with
'
1
or
Mo*
A
1
by it.*, nl.sell! c
lo
! men suggest that the gun
ness'' without knowing what it
perhaps in ti.is^ selvas should tie . really
■•thought Is as a death, which
l a •I i v< (' Oil I ion
K• I
' 1 ' fi.m.lt,-:.I 'ho., R .:l„r , AI.
11*
ii>.
'!. • I . . •• 'th...... I ir-t*. ■ and mall silk Con- <
“ HH0l chooHo
H erald w ish es to ta k e th is o p p o rtu n ity to o f f e r a few w ord s 1not landed, hut their while owner I [,!'l
realy is, and .tist.ru Mul nf till
regard they have not tried the sy.*, the mandates of the systr
’ "* , on,ro*
national
.•it
*
"
i'll
.mi,
..!
,
he
:,niId
■I"" • ............. .. I I'*-,. .. AD . t
’Sft
mn
in
the
elections
v
t
next
i
•
i
|
cmru
ct.
.1
a
ith
it.
it.
I >hail .o n, : •■.-*)• i e . 1.
Ma-i.
AaylinM
Two
(.iun...
tern
long
enough
for
tile
I'undainen
to have dial which fenm o f eom m undution fo r a splendid a ch ievem en t.
,
Honor is a rninpnratiTt|
Tue.
.lav.
i
•
in
foi
-I
-iii'de
l
nt
a
|
.J
*
jl
*
"'*
,.n
"'tuo
Hi
■
./
AH
*
In
Kri’
■
i
ifi**nio"ti n most,
Iml.an whose ine.i you si .* mi the
loaa.
' And here \v». learn that nativity lal idea to heroin.* imbedded iiD
I ’t ink Aid ' Dimer,
Tim horrible bugaboo of South or re-ideii.-e in the South makes Mi.* mentalities of those who were and depends somewhat
d
A t a tim e w h en "b in d e r b o y s " and “ fly - b y - n ig h t " invest- i iii.’ki I. He posed for that.
il* w . II
ie.it, i i .1 n -iv ,
A
f ••■•'•,r- : '*!• I,nail Mae Fl« *1*1110, Mr it.**
1llltl’to- I IM.*
I.J. i' II. i*'.n of M
t
•t
keapearo. Time and I.ovo, I.
•• ' ptogram xyaadl
.*.,1
Al.
A.
stinct,
environment,
coiu
cit
I
tors w e re lo sin g fa ith in F lo rid a, w ere gru m b lin g , o r p ic k - 1
" ' a*
o’.i , "
1. 1 i 1;n1«1 \|, - ai 1, si, ..I
, You may say that $27.fill per ern (Imninntion in ( ’.ingress is rais 1u ; "mil row," that we are ignorant member*
th** syatein.
^
•toIt. t. . 0 1
» fits r I It l’.SRVI I RI AN
fcrfd here 1 !i r -la.*
I'hc * d*!*-i* l'.,| " unit I V *10*11
t, F w 1 v.
"
ii MiuhcUoT
greatly upon a -. use of i
>. ;• ;I
1 -at • ‘ 1
■l.l
v e r b e ^f o r t o d a y
I"
M
h
Alar.
App!
l.y,
Mr.
and
m g up w h a t th e y could and re tu rn in g lo cold ami c o n serva fume is not appropriate for a ed in this ill-tempered diatribe I « »d prejudiced, ami lliat we are
ri!' a g f
|
mi
!
arc
gue-ts
nt
I h.xelv Sell**, ac*
•
III
l((
II
.,1
at
1110
con
mil
to,
It
is
surprising
to
note,
however,
iag
is
"The
Rig
Rattle
f
*r
Young
fair play which must be in
Mr June Ron
seeking
to
influence
hiilehoiin.l
ReIII. : ..11 , M
l U hy the t >v| ,
Mi . Durdeti, Mi. and Mrs. AA'. S ten and Mrs AA' .1- Walker
■ K IN O — "And Ifezekiah tiv e n o rth ern homes, the F lo rid a P o w e r mid L ig h t, m anifest-1 M|iiliM putting up a teepee. Ilul Puhlir'ans and iirofessioiial South I incapable o f legV lilting on big •hat but little heller results have j hy example mid precept,
noil..1. Mi
A F M, AHi l 1 . Mr-. 1«■*•mpamed I*
II • ! K Roumil*
Americans." Do not miss this dis
!
time
Teller
( Al is. .1.11.' 1
^
-V° ‘efcfer of the hand of m g a g r e a t e r c on fid en ce than e v e r in the s ta b ility and fu - ' the mail is not always so very up. haters to a Ir. nzy oT energy in he luisines, because we don’t OtloW been obtained in some of the Inrg I persons born with a com
Piiuti
Th*niton, Mr. and Mrs. Tony I ( hildlcn eu joy mg 1hi
were a_(go
pill tv 1• x id ( a Ida dl. M11 .1 II .lack Int
F mil: \ cl....I tl; la oVIovk.
(ussien and ether activities of the
[>ro|u
late.
|
m hat if is:
fl™■•nrers, and read it: ami
1dough).
est and best known colleges, than veloped sense of honorl
were
Hazel
Harvey,
Alice
II
1
’itchforil,
and
J.
M.
Stinecijihe:’.
,
given
hy
Mk.s
l.ollella
Aluhatpy
John
M.
Lindsay
■on
and
'll
A
U.
iirvev,
j
hall
of
th>.
R*-puhli.-an
eamli.lates
v
.
Fewerwere
elfis*. A'nn will get some in.spiriMorning worship (1 o’clock.
These men have not the
WAh went up into the house . I lu re o f this great state, went cou rageou sly ahead, im p r o v in g 1
have been obtained in sonic of our indeed. The college ht
j
J'eggy Moolihmt. Min ion II,»di - 1 appointed to .m ango lor l lie limit ;.md Alir* Katherine Schirurd.
f r Senate ami ll ais.* throughout I knowledge or flu* training to
tFilm
Itcill’h
sjiejit
(Tames
of
all
kind*
were
enjoyed
—
------tiou
that
will
he
helpful
and
etiKANS
A
S
l
l
I
V
Mill
dedicate
mil
penal institutions. The honor in to inculcate the principal
Young IVople’s Christian Kn .. A
»l>r*n<l it before the n eir plants, in v e s tin g m ore m oney, and g iv in g th e people
him. Ihirotliy jAIIIIcr, Frame* Huff, jfol’ Hie parade. All
llkm.lny.
A. F. Con
h.aiititul liberty 1he eoutll l >
pass l.-iM- dealing uith indus
The Chapter xvas presented tt - J
! couraging.
(hiring the evening and a number R l l 't J)(J;| V* I * i l 1* y
'2 Kings IP: |.j.
volved in the system, therefore, honor ami lair play andI
Die best serv ic e on e le c tric ity which th ey bad e v e r bad.
' Xrmisiiie day
|dinvor.
o'clock.
Jr
v
.
,
«
hil’ps
tin
,.
ice
t:
"Nlimil.l
I
InDorothy Warren, Kugi-nia
AAar m-ll.x, was a,.pointed l" represo.,| j largi picture of Robert K. Loo and[(!
oo-mmial. a »ti*V.mg pea. e ge;-|
if.l ,
of
interesting
contests
were
also
try.
I heir home atmosphere
would
not
s.-em
lo
he
so
much
a
tern*
should
not
he
ab
;
There
will
lie
special
music.
I Senior Chri- liiin Fudeavor, f*:!{0 ellji'.Veil. The p ii’/cs Were won by
A t a tim e when hurricanes m ade tin* jo b id' elec tric a l .11- (Hie, and mie earnest citizen to J
I It'll. I’illllly Ro* ier, Nettie llodgc- the Chapter nt the (i. neral Asseni hi:1: Ueneriil* by II. II. Sturgcss, t(T i(3
I I " '- "lit minority in Congre ; In* , and their nntnnij hint aeipiii
, Korri* nf .liiekson- j
A!YER— 0
Lord
matter of in-tinrt, or environment, college* furllu-r developed.!
|
-----------|'.">»■•; Ibe majority by the elu tion
; i*VIm I,. •
1 Af yrt le Jordon, Ruth
"d ,,f holm* 11t*iLa- lliein naii .u.
I Ih.- . it v Tlmi'silaV
•lol’don, Idy. which will he held in Noxi min i hi • given hy the Chapter to .iliac :£
i* the mun that triist. i'li h,’ |K in‘ ,t' r inK’ iilrntml impussihle. when h iyrli w inds in tt fe w li.m rs helo along the gc -hire, semi- hi-. Ii hi Novi tuber. tin- South would In
l o u ie Alcrrivveat hcly
Frederick
i FIR ST ( IK ltCII OF CHRIST.
Billie llilixey, Bu-s.l
•
that nr. M'it tten in the
Hodge . at Richmond. A a.
d e s tro y e d t In- resu lls o f m onths o f In U r , uheti W ires W efe "lie. k lo pi im il.T plant for .1 good , f*t mly in the Middle in tin* Capi
t :ram mar School
J lixcnim: "'**1 lop, 7 ai *,', I,*, I,
I'ac'iT. Martha Ri- l.n(i. Mari I lie
The presentn*f
..I poMil*
St IF.NTIST
(In the morn
ink . i ign.iianeo and pri* jude ,
-'••hi* .Allen lo i.Ion ami
in ■ \\ . I,her AI tor all loi duo- had l.o,
will take plan
at an early
I i Io w ii dow n, wen* restru n g and (dow n down •(Rain, when
. cm and \A ii . ,1 Sneed
At
I
In*
lool
m
e,
xvor.*hi[>
set
vice
1In pea*
••■•till* he will ! tol al Wzi-hioglon." iTeriil.li ' I
"* ’ u n la ir
| h r,,* ,
| | „ . ;lt
A very i-nj i\. l.lo . 11.1111 ,*i.*.
L A K F I,A N D t.F.DCKR
Denton Wellborn
o
Iod,
a
Ii
a,
honoring
t
he
lay is election day and we’.l l o lly w a te r lo w e rs flooded and ruined
"All
<
*l'
the
important
ehairman
;
II that |i‘
•All,! 1 lie lint
t lie 1 h.Id ten l.v of I'll.lay afi 1 noon Mi. ;
>r uilti .1 hmd
ie*no* to leguliit * Ml J/!•*equipm ent o f all
Christ iati Sciem*' ■♦•rvic*—, are i Mi” pa tor will peak *.u "I'litvim*’
• « « a big JJeino. ratic vote kinds, till* men o f |hc F lorid a |’ow<
■hip' Mould he in Southern hand ” 1 '.huh -oi*n In
; Itaog
lor Ollic. ." At oil'.hl lilt* stilije.,1 j "ere gi ., Il ii 11 oi l
.,1 too ,i given by Master
' Al. \i." tell- it.- ipialified voters drastic laws 'or this ar.dI
'‘■"Hus
|icrs«<«'u
held
every
Smula.v
moitiiug
in
the
nole County,
, , .
. . .
,, ,
........ ...... a '« l liiRht faced th ese
I'M,
While Call’ miglil ( Hence the howl.) "In the Senate I J•••ii .
ATI
Hii-iiiuHs iH'Dtrrt1' s j- ) that t hey mu-1 exercise their right Jfense, which offenses
'
will
he
"The
Church
Services,"
|ohstticles, which would have sh aken the h earts o f the most
I
"
’"hei
ill'll
"
"
'
'
1
1
1
,
and
I then for} Wi llhoui, al. his holm* on I'opla
Woman's Club, (lak Avenue near
think ttin
•Ulcer way tn . eli lt the chairmanship of the tun most I hloclieil, and industrial .level- * r
. i
i
.
r,;t
nbotii
tin*
*
it
v.
Up,
hi then 1 Axi-mie. in celebration of Ids fifth
1
You
are
coi'diall.x
invited
pow<
rful
of
the
c.upinittees,
Fi
i
that Sanford is r.uitiii- R allant w a rrio rs , and con tinu ed to givt the lies! s e rv ic e Im- lute p e a . .........................
Third
Street
at
I
loYlock;
Sun
comparetl with the crime<
...........
.
.
Ilf Ito.lic
ll is as thmigh
Ih.
opulent
strangled. Me,, who i .'f
SU,‘ M" 1
11
I
tel
tirn.
ioin-slim.nl,
iii.lividiml
I hu tluln.v ifii ni versa 1 y.
w
..I
lop
xvil
h
ii*.
day
sehool
at
IB
o'clock.
Subject1
^ CBU" '‘ The Herald's man in g e n u ity could supply.
Ithickfeet, deciding to keel no more 1v " " V
* '"••‘ iury. would go to
do not kn nv big hu-iiie— and
impfisonmeiit. This is drastic hut genre nil the part of fiti
rtSe mil ,
Hon IncTeanei. every day.
pumpkin pie-z*a I, mode, salted'
llnllowe’eii d( 'coratioiH of pump
sent
iiw.-iv
for
a
large
supply
of
l
N
"
r,h
(
I'meign
Rda
fur
t
otii.u
ri'vv:
"
K
vi-i la-'l imr I'un
the
matter
of
voting.
W
i|
its
ptohlenis.
and
are
su-pir1
sometimes
think
that
we
need
r(n
tin
i
if
F lo rid a is indeed fo rtu n a te that so p ow erfu l
.
*" '■ O—mini- :,n,| I, i ioiia le xv -n Inns, black cals, gliust-i ami oilier
an orguiuza-i|„n,ahiiM ks. and scalping knive- . *I*’"*1 * ’" ul'1
'"U 'n in
Inter
mus of it, a it- not the ones to
-eim thing drastic m this country clined tn think thut the
A IL IIIO D IS T ( III R( II
i-hment."
Tli Noccasary A h * ( W Word tion has such e x te n s iv e in te re sts here. S a n fo rd is fortn n at.
'•ill.' ( ommi-i’ie I,. South Carolina
d hy Ml
I. 1’. Met uHer a *- i novel t ii •ogether xxtill ipianl ilic :
hgislnlc i••ni-etning it.
[ to make citizens take’ an interest plan is amply ju-tificil byt
Wi-dne; dux
( veiling
service*
.[Columhia University Head ” Unit th e com pany has seen fit to estab lish so close to our
and Ranking and Cun. nev to Floi oUsnr-s
of
the
tiiatina.
1
hj
'In
s
I
ini>ut • •Well, Ml* "I marigolds, d.ii ie-, and /itmiaThe
vvh.de
truth,
th
en-.al
...i.si.l
'"
lh"'''
government,
sufficient
inTHIS
iS
written
oil
the
Santa 'da." (In other words w.* would
\A F. Rnhi'iiiaM, pa.-tor.
, U. Th,
W «ipa Tribune headline. Heil
which
includes
test iimmie i of
<?
Mo
There Mice wa .i tiipe i I Morn ■
• lation behind this fling at (g,. •*''"'it to go to tin- polls and cast
c ity so la rg e and com p lete a plant. It is th e sincere hone „ f l’’o I,milled. h.miid tor the 1 "<’•!" I. have
.lorn--. .All
Inliu Sue* ,1 Mi
were used.
iVrrralatka New*.
Simmons in-tend ..f Smoot
Uumlii)
school
'.•:.'!•)
o'clock.
It.
A
A
’
...
held
.
Chri
■
dan
Science
healing
ate
laud when 1hi total x'ut*'-'*1 Atlanta,
South and its lead,-is, is the knewl- ,l" " ’ ballots.
r. Mi-. Laird, Mr
I ho H erald th at the F lo rid a P o w e r and L igh t C om pany w ill .■mist, passing at this ....n.ent the Swanson instead of Bol'ilh. Smith ledge
Silk
Tow els
’'
The aftei-iiouii h**’ r
pa.--ei|
AA are, Supt,
'at 7 o’clock.
Mint Democratie control of
In Jacksonville when ,-o import 1major xvas just H7.
towering
.
•
kyaerapet
s
*
*
1
Kansa,
,
,n
-tca.l
of
Wat-..,,
.
Mi
R L. Pei k, Mi
re
ce
iv
e
am
ple
com
pen
sation
front
th
e
g
re
a
t
w
ealth
and
••a<* xard at regular price, second xard for
hrfr
and
our
mvn
i
Lii0r? I1** *>ren rf"hiR a lot .,f
ipiickly
with
games
and
contests.
I
urge
sizes
Hack, (1 for
City, a real mirnele metlupoli .. "> F ■teller instead of McLean, either
tigress w ill mean tin* placingi •*"' subject as the issuance of $2. j Half the voter- "t *he |
Fi tii, lung service, 11 o'clock,
This Chun h n,....ilain- a 11 ee
Wlpal donning up and will |(„d, p io s p e rity o f this s la te fo r the splendid s e rv ic e Ih
I - <'ill*- .ll -Ini’ oil, 'I I
ji*r;
The prize for the "Apple C on ic-,* "
of
political
[.ets
like
the
members,
<*••".(••")
bond
issue
for
municipal
■
V
the
heal
t
of
the
United
StaleStates
do
n«*t
g"
near
ik
,ci
iiiHii
by
the
pasior.
I which exclliinges Would he a nil
Reading Room, No. MT First N'a
$
ty; good to tourist* spending ronderinif.
lougli, aiol Mi i. .1. I a handkerchief, was won hv Billie
$
I
Forty
live
years
ago,
not
fat
"*
'be
I'hiladelphia
Manufactlir
1
impt•
*\ements
was
before
the
|.eo
' ll is a high crime and if ’
^Winter here.
tinnal blessing.,
itimuil Rank Building, xxhere the
Tenor -"lo l*y Dr. II. AA’ . Rink
Jri*
Harvey.
Apples and nuts xvrte
lr**ni the More **f Rulhlte Moon
.is ( lid,, w le. profit l.v Repiddicau i I't" f'*r action, I. * than TOM votes I ish ci'itiiimil negtigen'-r
--------- • .
•f
........- --<)
"Ib is would he very unfni’tlimite
|
Bible and all authorized Christian er
|
and
Kinerv.
local
weather
pn.ph
policies
and
through
thiohesiant
vvere-cast
in
a
.ity
of
such
huge
• til".,id ( In-x -erved tliroiighoiit I lie afteniooe
.Mi
I
trailers
certninlv
«
I nib comes when the pay' ' *•' American industry and hu-i lavor ..f' It1
Ladies’ Underwear
Science literature may he n-ad
Ip publican
|>iihlic;in uiliuini.lf,
admini.-Ira 1l»
Rath Towels
lattoll tlint
I)■;.t ll
ets. lit.tiring houses of heaver and ness.” says tlie Manufacture! s
I•<•*1*11
|»nlittimi
il claim*
i l;tim.* |,< l.l- the ofino ii it in .-o’ -i i ."a- *'
S” lii"i’, loti-rno dint*' aiol Jiinioi '
and alter the coiite.-t led lemomid”
Man.
last longer than the ear.'
Nt
borrowed
or
|mt'cha-cd.
ti|»*M
Two
big
(aides of led- and gown.-. Aaloe- up
" " -'ll eipiiil foHing hefoia largest cummonitv in Florida. I failure to take siiffirit'"!
"••er, made vviMi unusually thick t ' hlh, doubtless com posed of men
•Llu It: |
F.xlr.i large sizes, three tor
and uake were -fixed l*y (he l*o>(*-.
<ntl Herald. Don't worry, tin*
Fpworth League dcvodoiial meet |
•be
li.vv
,-ind
before
the
govern
walls,
predicted
a
hard
winier.
Al
'daily
except
Sunda.x.and
holiday.*
lo
$l.7'i.
There
xvel'e
east
till
voles
for
anil
,
in
our
city,
slate
am
i
va
l
,.|
,,
-,
mother, p-so,ted by Mrs. I T. War
thiit timed lo tinlogs Until o'clock.
who have fattened on Republican meat that tiler,* will t.,
$ 1.00
no ni",' 21a against. Think of it! The ci elections, to vote. (■Hi'inl|
i from d to ti p. in.
’f a — Gaincftville Sun.
Most o f the choral societies and th e schools o f F lorid a a somewhat later date this writ, i |legislative and executive fnvorit- of
-f, at Hi,
The
evening
service
will
he
i
J
llln
i
vvii. attending lo roust lint ion at ' I.-m.
'(* special privileges whir tizenship in the s e lf'Confessed me sentence of. suy. I" duyf*•*(
$
1
.
0
0
i
All
are
welcome
t,»
attend
the
'• at Hi !:o,i|,
hmir •‘ D ix ie ."
S om e o f th em use new w ords to th e old tune Sixth and Delaware of the first
hm r Ih ur need the eouiilrv and tropolis of the -tali* thinking so vote* of this country
harvest day progrum conducted by i
IY outhhl
ford man offers $7.f>()<l in
i
And
those
who
know,
from
his
j
set
vices
and
to
make
use
of
the
Rluachiittf
ladies of the Woman's Missionary
free with every autoum- S om e use o n ly the fa m ilia r w ords o f lln* stanzas usually six story brick building in Kansas '"''.V. the high .pmlity ..f states- oppressed the people I hut fair little of a measure so important taken out of their hiiliefj
J,,!ci I ll,it/, M,* i reading room.
Society .
I* xjinls ni I’.tcai hii*i-’, !•<
Corsets
I he H erald w on ders w h y the stan za th at seem s <|j_! City, long since demolished. Tin- , oi.-mship which (lie South has cvni- ness a ml lione-t \ w ill rub ill leg •hat less Ih in 7<>(> voters took the and duly, prompt l.v raid |n'
. i .ide
A
iiio.-t
ciijoyable
affair
ol
Fri
I Mila. That’s getting down sung.
------ . .
islation
and AI, |;(|UJMl| i
li'*uhle to go 1,, tin- polls. AVi* have lot boxes.
Prayer
meeting
AV’ediiesilav day exoning was the “ Stunt" party
re e tly to p erta in to F lo rid a is not included in th e version s country tins moved tapidly, sin..- Mihuted to the eoiimils of th« nitAll sI.vIch and sizes for
y * » I business standard.P'hnil". In ;|1„| Mn.
FIRST B A PT IS T CHURCH
I he day- when Colonel Conic.* buili Mon since the dnvs of ihe
. , Thi> *>Mitude of the donimaut
-ynlon. Real business is the that are su m r to F lorid a audiences.
exening 7
o’clock.
i given hx I lie .st.iidcnlk o f tin* t-jui;
party, a- e\pt,.-*ed through I lllhi> cyclone cellar opposite ih.- I'resident (a Southerner), the Mrst
il,f
"
mt"
Fa,
I,,
Hi
$
'Mng we do in Sanford.
^tord High Sctiool ’’at tin* *» Imol
nupiece *-f i-iimpaigii literatuie ollgllt
Peti .,*-) \|,
m .,..
It is said that Daniel E m m ett ra th er fea red that this p a r -i Coates opera house
Sunday school, !<:;:t) o'clock
‘ L"l* of the Declaration of link* t" make Deinocrati
oiidilormni
F.u-h
class
prc'ciit”
I
Ci el on ne
M IAM I TR IB U N E
everywhere,
f-JpOt meets Ibe West again ticu la r stan za would not In- approved hv o rth o d ox church 1
“f
t......... i Baptismal service 11 u'clui k
.»t
pendencM (also a S,.utlu*rm*r) and and e*,ic. tall South
-- —
— r’
- -—
1 Mrs. J. ti. Black, who has been |.-nine plax. or -tout. 'The clu* ■ Ini'
\ ir d . nt Kx ci I a *1 Print*
icrn
Democrat-.
Children’s
Dresses
~
n
W
IIII.K
AS
TR()
No.MI*;
Its
stndv
Mir,.ugh the long line of diMin
4“r;n«*'
Daviom ' Morning worship and sermon M visiting her parents Mr. and Mr*. ling the l»**t xvas awnrdcl liert!.e.n.n?ylv’,nia i" " 1 Illinois to ks. so he did not s in g it except now and then to frien ds
II** wore ii diamond on his finger lie will, with his **"H h*mM ^y. wii,-i,. *)„.v
Lin UrhniiH. Last year "Red''
Mar- with Iclescpr-, in.in* listen mi.shed and aide men vvlm have all the moie determined lo main
All sizes, in j| variety id style*
‘ o'clock.
Subject of sermon. "A (I. L. Powell al their home on Oak I’m e, winch xvas won hy tin* Soph**
$
‘
>•
whom In* knew I lf would not o ffe n d .
But he must have
tain then- cntrid „ f affairs
ers
wait
eagerly
for
stummessage
•TVtfd
the
nation
in
imies
of
enter"id
his clothes xvere good, hut an necessary work on his *•*
i ritn im !'* 0,1 l,‘‘|msylvuniii been th in k in g o f ou r F lo rid a when he w r o t e :
ri°r"it
-"laic
Finnic
Voice
From
An
Unknown
MouaA vc., left Thursday afternoon for more class. Tho Freshmen class
out Illinois is minus the
from the planet, only a little more " " " c y and distress, when real their own tales ami to sipieleh m-peclion of his hands revealed erty, xvork he eouhl h*«| ration.
_________________$
_____________ ~
effect tv elv llu* effm t the Repuh
! tain.”
I gave a one act play, “ In the l.uinl
tllO fjlIlhJUh |f(» 111j111
her home at .Albany, (in.
tlmti forty million miles from lln-•
Dis w o iT w as math* in ij.ss six days.
tatoHninnship WMH demanded, and
Japanese Novelties
through' the inorlgagf
t
callouses,
blisters
and
newly-niude
leanmaking
to
nhLiin
f..,.i
Young 1'coplc*.* Unions,
•i.l'u
o f Nonsense,” while the Sopho
earth.
They were disappointed, "h o know, from current acipiuinA n ' fin ish ed up in vnriini.-s w a y s ;
wiiuWI |f*tti r, i'f At *adiii, is o’clock.
AAall Flaii|Ui-s and other Item.*, 2 for
hood.il..* S„„th. The answer cars
Hut
if
he
did
that
he
lie
xvas
a
real
estate
man
heard nothing.
mores
presented
“
Maggie.
Made
liras,sieres
rind
Children’s
The. many friends of Mr*. Stanley
!-incc, how many aide, consctenti- Ut this so,-, ,,f
Jfifrvil ,n •h" guc* I iJ'
js n |J|(.|M.
ContlnimuH from f p. ni. to
l.ouk nwa.v, Inolt aw av. DiJ[i* |.,ann.
Orlando Sentinel suggest.'
around "aiting f'ir
Kvciting service 7::>() o'clock. The, Walker xvill Is* interested to learn Manuel.” "Beantoxvii llaby Show.”
.
A few million or a few huodn-d • ns and honest men now represent lemoci .tic ’(ite througluiut the who went to work right after the ting
$
I*
ry
a
n
,
11 p. ni.
Waists
t j “ Wh(!ll mi automobile and a
D ev den m ade D ix ie t run an’ "nice
11
I' ilm i | to Power and Possibilities o f the I'exv that she is able to Ixr removed to wa * the title of the play given by
million mile- in space make a I.i Mo* Southern slates u, Congress, South i.i-- 1 Tuesday. Umler Me hurricane lo repair dunfugU that lb mini. The hurricane t'ut'
im.come together at a .i.,M,i„p
2
Tor
Bui A d am called il "D ai adisn’ ’ ;
, Me rllfferemr as a few . mdlv n| ... I " d resent this statement:
-evening subject. Pii)f.
R. F the home of her “ istcr Mrs. M. .1. the .Illinois. 'The Seniors showed
" 'i
msult to Snulhein "a s ijoiii to liis property. Until (xvork, and optimism ,s in 1
Jlto' invariably get- the w,,,.i
— TO D AY —
' miles on I lie. . ;u I h
The Southerner m CongresH
Ltiolv a w a y. look aw ay. '■•ok IIIVIIV
Ladies’ Silk Hose
.Cooper
juj»l
Atlornuy
Sidm-.x
J> AVih■nx at Ihiinhridg, N. Y., after "'The Proposals of Yesterday and
leioh
i
.in
I
Southern
cliariii'ti
i
t...
$ 1.00
'hat
time
......
In- had been siding idle, I |[(> advises other realty1
encounter.” Kveryom |.n**.v- '
Im he Senator or Repre-cnlaloll,-.-;
If
there
i.*
a
way
of
‘.inding
m
.
All colors nnd nix,*
lmlay.”
a
.-.erions
opera
lion
at.
the
hospital
D
ix
ie
Latin..
Heir-res|"*cimg
Southern
Dent...
Lefty
Flynn
in
Ni.x
xvill
make
addresses.
llUt. it doesn't kcup a |n( «,f
c.
ill
tive, is from the small (own.
*eat cvept, FT he, music xvill he a prommeiit at Ringfiainplon, N. Y.
voge.. I In ongh . I he "inipoml.-i aid.
can at I,., d I., lav away III ilitv "aitmjr for something to happen, blone so. lie has faith iP
lit« from trying.
After
the
",Stunts",
ridVesli
. . ------o
(ktti
Before
his appearance
ill
'
$
'•"d going bankrupt rapidly'. Noxv property even if 1(0' niaf
"Wax In.Ml ||„. (lll||Hi
ether" liny probably would emmflats
• “ Mulhull’s Great
.
A"il. : f|.,,iiir0 „r (|„. evening service.
i
meids of apples, randies, und crack
Ironi
tin*
i
leu
Veit
fixed
star
an
|
v
1
A
D
V
E
l
i
T
I
S
I
N
t
;
,
R
A
T
I
IK
K
T
H
A
N
he
is
oil
till*
Upgrade,
he
told
us,
in n bil dull nowyour friends about the ,- ,
One (able of Lailica' Hula for
,
.... . ,
..........‘ *m p H ilio ti, is (h e life easily a- from the moon. Feeble
AVcdne'jjduy evening 7:ilO (Telia k.j Mr*. C. L. (ioodhuu returned ers were served, tied in paper
ii,,,)
Catch”
'^Moonlight nights in K.-v 7
h aa li p
expre-.-.x as usual
*'11 arrive
mil Ins blue glasses have turned is better !<>
il
"
*
*
1
!now.
! " " ■ . T,h
l>hrase
h l t’
X|ir.*ss.*s the th ought Of IV esi- rays used in our radios arc pr.,f,
sacks.
The
First
Baptist
Church
corhome
Thursday
evening
from
an
j
►
,
•
P
n
rum
,.
M
Bed Spreads
____________ $ 1.00
*" I'm| My.
o prettiest in all the 'C n t < n o lld gr in his address d elivered last night b e fo re the
A S IIK V IL L K CITIZh.\
Comedy,.' ,
!•" i"t>e.
'The hurricane xvas the mortgage it for money “
diully invites visitors and citizen*, extended
oftemlerl visit xvith
with friends at
ably not used in interplanetary and
UY win
t)in* id rcKulnr
uinr prut*, two for
K ey-W est Citizen. Have
a
Tew
.
points in Ohio and Georgia.
|h**-» thing that eouhl have hnp- j while lie lunfs. His If* ’
“ PIN K E LEPH AN TS”
Youn.tr
M
arried
Set
tmt'in n car on .Seminolc A m en en n A s s o c ,at ion o f A d v e r l i i n g A g en c ies at W ash in g- mtcrsnlnr .omniimicafmn doul.M. --,
IHF j must i inpre*'-i ve seipiel tn
The
t
i
i
,
7
,V
f"rmer
*
'
Ladies’ Blouses
1 the matter i i ti. 11 |M-iK••! to him, he said. Here':, how jure over. He is doing
$ 1.0 0
D. ( . He g a v e much credit to a d v e rtis in g fo r the pres- going on now amung old planet
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
n Mr.*, c •'. -IHIM':
anti wuii-hcd the moon
Novelty
and I he ..Id - H.c Florida tornado ii. the uiiani* the I ••in:,, j., hu- proved it blessing ' '• happened:
Mr. umi Mr*. Sam Yountz and En.ioys Dance L a s t
extra ^
i : afiihi* silvery waters ol i '•"I p ro sp erity th e resu lls o f wl,., h “ are g o in g nuuv and Ours ih a Iniby
One
table
of
Ladies’
Linuses
fur
Tuesday
I
for
himself
utul
for
hi»
f°
er planet* are probably not l».ih. r 'oily with m hich the upiiuun in ,*x- ill dlsgm < i "t Florida. In place
"M Y T H IC A L MONSTERS”
U| Lsk^ Monroe?
nfter ifamily nre now occupying their N ig h t
Pe. A. I* |-,,tl|)(.|| .
’Twenty-secondSunday
Hu
is
picking
the
ffotxi
‘
at
Th
rash
er’s
AA hen the market xvas active he
just
do
not
r „
a ,
M • lh r la,al.
^ ' ................
a " (l
in
. t « tile ehriehm
' IU B HUM
t III
lit •tig about il. .M
i.U ;if«)-Vi-r f|
<l M
«»| al
,|| piersed hy the man in the ntreet of the I■111111111j,.
$ 1.00 ___________
new oonic nt Crystal Lake Shores.
<i»y ft lA’nsiiiujj,,,,’'" Trinity.
which xvere de- made large sums in commissions in the Btorm right out
m aa.
A dvertistn yr r.etu Up* inerry-Kn-rm uul jnh> uher- 1
u‘ tn,k 10 u h o r n hni.y ' ‘‘ "d by the* newspapers, North and
ta Titties links "when is n
Blankets
I j y f'*rmer ir,„.s <l)( i Hf.-ly Communion, 7:.‘I0.
Nothing that
that old
old planet..
It ereuteK
crea te s w ants.
Th
e y Ju'cntnt!
"Oleander Lodgu" thn camp of
nnvr p* West, that the tourist season in tho stroyi d h, (|„. st„rnii stronger and ,aml with those com missions* he
lie
I>(-(-otik * dnmmuls
-.o l I,.
planet., have
? " Answer. When it is alion .
tleinaiuls, and
lo ;Nothing
Miss Amelin McAllister o f WlnLadies'
House
Dresses
Pari
Wool.
One
nt Ihe regular price; extrp
I
*
1
'*'
in
\
V.
uy
would
I
n
*
iiinli
rs‘|«)(i(!
more (***i,im—djotts structures arc
l»\ ll:*
r
.... liitgi,,,, ! Church school D:4fi.
ng traveled upon Jackson supply them produ ction booms.
T H E DEMOCRA1
II ! ter Haven, who is attending Roll* Mr. und Mrfl. D. L. Thrnsher on
i bought real estate, outright. Then
litis g iv e s cm idoyttienl tliry N«i<i it. .
hind of everlasting sininner will
one
for
'
*
•
oniu-lly
W
j|
(
j"
’
j
Morning
prnyor
und
aermon,
Exceptionally
gpad'
jralncs
goin;: cf,
I he stricken towns are
tnea-Uniun. And when is increases w ages, p ro vid es the m eans w h ereb y -th e 'nconl,!
ins College nt Winter Park, is Lake Mary was the seconu of n
lattir'. Uh.
•.
TICKET
'• •I ht* handicapped hy the disn.v hull.In*” *,. ip.,, mid' (aught by then "hen the slump came he sat and
i*T— SuruButu Times. You
most
delightful
affair
Friday
even
! spending the xx'cek end here ns the
____________ $
$1.00
pessimism,
IT IS suggCBted in Clpcirgp fh.i tyr. This is good news tu Western pas t i-.p. im rp,* i„ i[(u tmtri; t hu d "ailed and talked
fttr y about four-thirty in the m a y s a tis fy th e ir * } « < * « « • '«’»ieii. as (h e p reside,,! said! ,o m r.veiling prayer and H,’ rm“ ’ : guest o f Mr. and Mp. Forrest Me- ing when the members of tho
’
____________ . c j ''Atfft
U.
S.
8
«
«
1
#
r
Continuous
from
Z
p.
m.
to
it i but it bus been our ex- J)tnations o f w ealth hocomt! the serv a n l, not Up* inasln- o f all hor*c drnxxii vchii-Iis Im kept ; V ’l-lh Carolina and the Smith a«
. sl'i inklcd xvith a slight hope that
: 7:;to.
young
married
set.
entertained
nt
'liVK
noss.
,i»■
piovidiug
liftt
—
--*
11
p
m.
n„
j
Allister.
.
D UNC AN U. FI
J^rothr-r-,
out of "the loop," the-..city' n xvhole ns well as lo Florida.
C that It is easier to have the masses. A tlve rtiR in g keeps (h e \\ ......Is m ovin g, U„*
Ladies Silk Dresses
I another boom would come. This
Pillow Cases ; A cordial welcome nwnil*
n Hallowe’en dinnor nn<f dance;
tniiniu ip ai d more attractions
crmvdsd heart.
Went then than lit ulmnst o f trad e and in du stry flo w in g .— M iam i H erald
Oird at the regular price, another Var
j xvlm wish to join xvith us in ,l,l-v
1' lorldn can not enjoy great pro*- their vi ,p,|-Stamped on extra good materlalaDie* idowly moving tcnui
i 11turner lie went north to piny golf
The picturosquo lodge was mndy,
Mr*. Joseph Graham nnd Mrs.
.
•
.
Coagreae— l*t FI«*
—
T
O
D
A
Y
—
perity
without
adding
tho
cnf i'Lf'
of
thes?
services.
ami
rest.
He*
played
golf
but
didn’t
•0
*
1
1
1
more
tu
tie
lay
traffic
Hint
to
auto
nioru
attractive
wilii
numerous
jciuude
Howurt*
returned
homo
rfl----- --------- ' ’’
$ 1.00
PUP
nohment o f other Southern Stntos.
W. J* s e a m
mobiles.
. ■
*»-oo .d M m
i Thursday evening from Juckson- Jock o’ luntcnrs,'pumpkins, ghost h,
I.4P7 JD. Rockefeller Jr., hu* pBrTom Tyler in
every town and !-i*T
d,.-..?.rC.,U,,lti
r!'Mt fwr thinkinR o f hi» hard luck,
When
tho
tourist
tide
toward
Flor
m
‘
U
°
™
°
f
‘'“
But
into,
and
g
o
out
city
down
there
‘ iV®_ blocks of New York
C
H
R
IS
TIA
N
CHURCH
Before Jong horses in nil big . i- ida reaches a high mark, the oth-i
uri*
they
visilud
for
several
add
other
suggestions
of
this'
sea
1
x'ille
xvhore
1
i
Ill ■ ■
I
will he ready fur the xjrinter popu He rushed to Miami after the hur
real ex tutu market « f the w orld , ign o ra n t o f th em selves, and o f ih e w orld they tii>8 will bo regulated a* are ele
(H igh School Building)
who
son. Rackets o f golden rod And
I days.
ricane to find his houaca damaged,
er resort oonters of the South are1 latino.
’T,u»1.1 *•
. . .
Justices State
latim
“The
Cowboy
Cop”
The world
The
imhlic
.tjio country Is known to. h avo Jtvod in.
phants aVul cows at present. Kven
Edxvard Rudfeel, minister.
knows that
otheg yellow cut flowers were also
u,
V ■ ;; ,A’b
fttt when a man of stately yqlume o f natural things; and may be not^improper- rihw horaes Im traffic crowded benefited. The great majority of there ,s ......danger
ARMSTEAD BBdT
of tornadoes hi* bunkroll gone and his hopes all
Bible school 0:45 o ’clock. R. A.
Mrs. B..F, Whitnor. Mis» Martha used to advantage.
people
who
go
to
Florida
plan
a U*
; Fighting Uvtart Serial
’ caliber buys jund, it
dashed.
So
he
went
to
work.
iRreota should bo limited to aon- t<> cea tho South on the urfty and
thL“
,winte‘'
months'
.
.
-...........
......
It
will
RIVERS
BUI
“
AVi
Ison,
Supt.
Fox, Mrs’ E. D. Mobley and Mra.
« b e tte r: But, a la s ! how v ery
t supper,
k*tion that values
rush hours.
To drive them out to ato|) fa r viaita in some
' At 1 p J IS K f *
m2
Communion
and Bermon 11 C. T .%Fuller motored to Orlando cansiaUii
” 8 W E L L END SW E LL”
,o w a a erio u sly turn o ver. T h is ou gh t to zuddsnly Would' be unjust.
m , ? H1 RP«n.|
W. H.
consisting f t , ) * '
of KrthernbeiiJitorf tomthahdBH8M8 !r 110 pla8tored and ro o h * his own
potato
But eitiM"
routea tiiry,
o’clock.
Special
music
by
H.
JFriday
afternoon.
They
w
tn
"«6
x
“
"
. .
mon
Of
the
summer-like
S
o
J
t
h
^
A
n
]
'
’,,U8C’
bocau,°
he
di4n’t
have
;
iiio,
u’ her
o f ou r you th , w ho, a t tw en ty, usod .only, far afcw Muling, thoir Whajjk
,t(gUd, wHineSr.1
•» hot
i
A LOUIS W 'iv .,
da aaaaoni vy
Clause.. ’ ’>; .*■;■•■
*
.
com ponied home by M l«i
• •
AtthevUle
advertising
t
h
m
as
be!
ey
enough
to
employ
othera
to
do
“
,
pmnpkln,pj|
u
be
done
before
W
k n ow litth ) o r n o th in g
I 'm ,
'
rh who
?fa
Christian Endaavor,.< :80 o'cloc|c.
it. though ha might have
»nd after the ly M .
a -v ^ lU a rJ l
Faltrm: lLuie*:.
’
S S tI:\ C U u d ie Inal
.
W
F
a
r
t
*KCSl*tiViA-’aSg;i*! ■J4.,.rJ-/yA
,
\
id
IKMIDNRY - HUTCHISON
NUpftATs
TO BK BVENT OF NKXT VVKFK
- fL—
Jar
A
ful Ilalowoen!Mrs. S.
|>*'irt\ (Jivun at Home, Hristoss
01 I*al>hitts Friday Of Clul
3?
SQUIRMINU, WITH FKAIt
U*a
I>A IH Ml TUBS OF ( 'ON FKDKRACY HOLD
FIRST FALK MKKTING FRIDAY".-
At
AN
Role df Must lo
liuusts at I .awn Fete
HONOR SYSTKM
s
J<> The Florida Power and Id'^lit
Given fly Webhe
Wellborn Fust Ni.e'ht
CLMMK NOT TO VOTE
Tuesday $1 Day Specials
1.00
1.00
A BixiV Stanza for Florida
I! ij'ii School Scene ol
Good Stunt
Amusements
1.00
Hurricane Set This Realty Man to W
sum
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
TOIIRIST S
PRINCESS
j
1.00
�3B7#rv vrjw.t 5fW ffl
1 -
I
■-
Sfr
:. . y *
•
E
'
J
asmt,:*
p$«
=
S5w$*$l
k 1■*’ < ^1
g y.:.
p t o Lt
?o/i Betw een
Another H it Made
By June Jtyathts In
Screen
Adaption
Radio W ill Aid Farmers
RUNS 750,pOO.,MILES
■m rrp *; I
T n ^ M r ^ f T cO U N T Y
WORLD'S ROADS BETTER
And. Shipper Is
G riat Local Need
Two Tampa Specials j||
Fred Dorner, one o f Celery A ve
. 0f lettuce plant
' However, th.* nue’s successful growers, very
promising block of Romninc and
be doing fin*’ l,n'1
will begin itroun.l lettuce on his home farm.
it month.
Many farme.rs are reported to
be
interested in the section lying
|cibbage, to date, is
there seems to Ih-* between Ij»ke Jessup and Ix>ngwood
This country is sad to be very
je»son.
adaptable for the production of
bruit drawers are celery and with the. new state high
plant in Fast San- way going through within a shoit
will
[purpose of washing distance, more new farms
probably be cleared.
rfery.
J m R r ■: :;,!f| »;:k •- # a * »
FEDERAL FARM FACTS
n
BUILDING?
„ !!»■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
You W ant a Small
ObHervalton. Parlor, Dining, and Sleeping Car Train, Coaches
Effective November 3, 1<»2«
No. HI
N:50 am
10:10 am
11:30 am
12:10.pm
12:55 pm
1:32 pm
2:15 pm
2:50 pm
3:15 pm
3:00 pm
5:10 pm
0:50 pm
0:55 pm
7:30 pm
’
l.v. Jacksonville
Ar. I'alatku
Ar. Del.and
Ar. Sanford
Ar. Orlando
Ar. Kissimmee
Ar. Haines Ci|v
Ar. l akeland
Ar. I'lunt City
Ar. Tampa
l.r. Tampa
Ar. Palmetto
Ar. Bradenton
Ar. Sarasotn
Ar.
Lv.
l.v.
l.v.
Lv.
Lv.
Lv.
Lv.
l.v.
l.v.
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
Lv.
No. I HI
7:35 pm
5:55 pm
1:32 pm
1:05 pm
3:05 pm
2:31 pm
1:50 pm
1:15 pm
12:52 pm
12:15 pm
11:15 am
10:05 am
10:00 am
9:25 um *
No. I HI
9:00 am
10:25 am
11:50 am
12:30 pm
1:20 pm
I :*,3 pm
2:35 pm
3:25 pm
3:52 pm
1:10 pm
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OUR RELATIONS WITH
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him ami tlisn as something from
addition to this, he believes which I i get enjoyment.
closer co-operation between
IT'S T H E BEST IN V E S T M E N T IN T H E LONG RUN.
marketing agencies, or hroW H E N YOU BUY OUR LU M B E R YOU C A N BE
wlll act for the benefit of
thcmselveH and the grower,
SU R E YOU A R E G E T T IN G V A L U E .
cuiarly during the marketing
on, when quick action and
(l»> N. E. A. Service
dy decision are needed.
COLUMBUS, ()., (VI. 30 . Ohio !
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‘ Perhaps our
greatest kick. farmers pseud ji ost of their
I
,hlng wo fanners, is the price ‘ ‘V t’«*r f'>"d from August to !>,■
■ro forced lu pay for those ermhur, when food on (lie farm n
vitally necessary for the most plentiful, according to cost
ion o f our crop.
Cotton accounts survey of tin* Ohio State
Corner Mnple and 6th St.
It costs rural
meal may drop to zero, hut State University.
E. COMPTON, Mgr.
do not get the udvantago of Ohio families' most to live during
d iop in buying our fertilizer, December and January and least
Phone 797
■re
sometimes
protected during February and June.
■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a )i M w a m a a a a , a a „ M a
ifkiv Increase In price, Inti
‘ ■re we given thu benefit ul'
To my memory, not
o*J recall ,pf' over
:ut.in thu price of
!|No,' s|r, it Isn’t the
t tyirts'lljB farmer," h#
Security Lumber Co,
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S A N F O R D ’S
— At —
H2U First Street
— ONLY—
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In the erection o f their new
Firm Han4 Ling* Fruit and P^wluee Exclusively in
:the luxurious thought of a com^lefuture appeal to you? The trifcrifices necessary now will quickiwhen you become the proud pos[ofyour home.
Sanford
CARLO TS
“Your Money Back If You Are Not
Satisfit*d.”
t
might be well to add, in pussthat Mr. Rumbley has three
The one to which he is
We could not mnko such u proposition on every sale if we
dtd not know that our feeds would satisfy.
Give uh a
chance to prove how good our feed is. Just phone and we
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Growers’ Supplies.
R E C E IV E R S — C O M M IS S IO N
Cor. Railroad-Commercial
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M ERCHANTS
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Phone 270
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W e A re Receiving: Daily Fresh Stock
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Just received, shipment Bred Right Bliss Potatoes, fur
fall and early planting.
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We have a complete line Insecticides and Spraying Mate
rial, Niagara Dust and Duatera.
»et*
Poultry Remedies, Supplies and Full-O-I’ep Feeds. Let us
have your orders for Pepper, Cucumbers, Squasfi, Tomatoes,
Egg Plante, and Beana for Spring Planting. See na for your
Celery Paper.
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Bank & Trust
Company
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completion ot this wonderful
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Our Quality Seeds are of the highest grades obtainable assuring the purchases of the very
1»e.st r.wulta that can b« secured from seeds. In our large and complete stock you will find
nothing hut the finest at the very lowest poss ible prices.
Our large organization together with our branch stores and mail order department offers
Agricultural Florida the Lent service to be obtained in the State and V e tak genuine pleas
ure in rendering courteous and efficient service.
" l**‘"s men rep o rt lin aln ra. « o « d
fin a n c ia l e o n d ltla n . .h o w ■
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‘"J" >enr's crop con dition s InoklnK
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company, and to the officers
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a all,,,,.
' >r sr oiro h'lorldn iiroplp illrili’ t think
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Is m a k ln * this s e rllo n aland
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tending to the officers o f that
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have
been most pleasant, and we
M id-Florida Produce Co.
AGQMFOR
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plant
take this opportunity o f ex
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MarketiiJlord Building & Loan Association
DEALERS IN
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Farmers’ Food Cost
Is High
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[jThe Florida Power
Light Company
( INCORPORATED)
Buy Good Lumber
Sanford, Florida
THE STAND ARD R A ILR O A D OF T H E SOUTH
RENAUD
„ A.
Rhone
Lv.
Lit) hammiNk and will rnise all kinds uf vegetables.
Iiomf-it,- »ith large shade trees and close enough
to la- desirable. Electricity is available and also
l of flii" inn *' ater,
i hue an . istern exposure and front about 125 feel
k?id mad. These tracts are priced very rcasifiahlc
|wish $21111 down and $20 per month.
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Company
A T L A N T I C C O A S T LIN E
direct From Owner, a 2-Acre Tract
On Dixie Highway No. 3
SLIPPERY SEASON
Chase
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l,ow Brices
rickets, Reservation -q Information from
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G. W. Ray, T. A.. Sanford
SUCK FARM?
Bauman Brothers’ Feed Store
A Farmers Co-Operative
V>.)5
Chase & Com pany
SURVEY SHOWS
F A R M E R S LIKE
RADIO SERVICE
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W A N T FURL OIL BARKED
NOTES
GAS TAX INCOME HIGH
into the motor truck business to get
Independent oil jobbers of Misany of the less-than-carload haul
.axes on ga>,o|j|]|> used in motor
Generally, the farmers on both Uouri, Kansas, Nebraska and |<
.weather to builJin«
.
own vehicles amounted to ?H.|,U39,377 age within distances of 100 miles,”
enst nnd west sides of Sanford arc [ who r»ct
says II. K. Kverhnrt of Galveston, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ g u a a a a a a a a la a a | ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !
in Kansas City, urged the ia the first nix months of l!)2fl ac
|w on
taking pride in the appearance, of
le x , assistant general freight
|C»meron
,‘ ’
places. J
r,im' nl . *” cu.rli the use of- "'i cording to the bureau „ f public “ Kent i.f the ( iulf, Colorado mid 1
finished clear their individual home
Flowers and shrubberies o f all or <■"> I. The view is based on mads of the United States Depart Santo Fo lines.
celery land
kinds are in bloom in every sec (lie belief the I the growing «|e- ment of Agriculture.
In less than 30 months the Pennsylvatiin
railroad has established
report tnat the tion.
,or f" ‘'' i" an mine,
TRUCK FOR SHORT H AU L
on its directly operated line 33 mo
1 •"••*•.» 01 1 n 1>n tin- nut ion's gas'coloring slowly on
W. E. Chnpman, of West First obr.e supply.
tor truck routes for local packages
continued warm
Railroads will he forced to go of freight.
Strcat district, is reported to huve
; the past few d «y ‘ -i
ARE
K beautiful crop of lettuce which is
expected
to
lie
ready
about
Thanks
js glowing down
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HEADQUARTERS
owing to the fact giving.
[ire trying to get
For* All Farm Supplies — B g Stocks —
O Ic ry seems to be farther ndtheir lands fertilv
a
need
on
the
west
side
inn 011
1 50 per cent of the
the enst side.
L(Jy been set.
World highway development has
been progresring rapidly. More
than $550,000,OpO has been voted
by nations exclusive o f the United
th past 1ft,months
States during,l thq
roj{
for highway projecta.
A one pnd one-hnifiton .truck,
Nearly 250,0(10 aut,
ued nt $21H,ofto.ooo
o>ynod and operated as- a bus hy
thp Pugot 'JCrnnsportatitm Company,
the United State* ^
Of^JPaeomn. Wash., haa traveled
oqrding to the Amt
I!) 10. This re76d,000 mi!,
bile Association. Of i
June Mathis^ who, gdapte/l I bon cord is, byin added to by 220 miles
cent were recovered ).
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er's "The Four Horseman,'’ Ru daily.
m u s F a l i .o w P A h K W / i , ', qf about $.75,000,000,
dolph Valenti noV first,g rea t pkflion between the grow
“ Prohibition of perking will pot
ture, lias been rewarded for her
be accepted by the American, pub
I'RRiCATION IS C A N AD A
th* Vegetable brokers at the
A IR P LA N E S for7
long and efficient work in moving
lic,' says Edward H. Jordan,.,g«7(
mwu crucial period,the cut
pictures bp boing mod® a produc
Irrigated Ir.ntln in Alberta. Can toinobilo manufacturer,. “ A , piped I Physicians in Aultfifl
shipping time, is the molt
tion manager fpr First National.
ada, now coyer an area o f 1,293,120 to stop for a reasonable length of patients by nirplane/T
Another fino picture. mndo under acres. Irrigation has widened t^e time is just ns mueh an cssontial
j o f the celery |»r< wing
clan iri Darwin has *
her personal ‘ supervision hna Imen extant and incrcnsed the variety part of motor travel ec the roadbed
{today/ 1 w n s th e atrtetending over an are* |jj
released nationally' and will piny of crops in southern Alberta.
itself.”
{•iH .-M . ’ ^unjibloy, jpromi_____ o f the British hie*.
at the Milane Thoatro. soon. It is
■ <s>ppi i■,■■
ford celery man, when mk"The Masked Woman” , and wuh
Rt-porls From Many Seel Iona
representative of The llerdirected by the production man- t
KBVr
i
, [ I'reve That Radio Ih Well
ngrr's husband, Balboni, who has
» a v:.w> coiKvrnlnir U »
Rt. « | vcd in , lu r a , n is lric tn
n « t\
carved «iuite a reputation in the
<* th . c lc r y raisin,, bhwp o r ,.,t.nsure „ „ d , , „ sin C T 8
Snm pickard, chief of the radio farm servici ,r
.f the U. 8 . Depart-1movie world for himself.
•• *
ment of Agriculture is showing an anm.uitcement of the Radio Farm
Miss Mathis againn hod chnrgo of
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stated that, in Snn( IIIUAGO, Oct. at).—-A survey School which “ went bn the air” the first Monday In October.
tho adaptation from the stage play
* to r "v u fi secondnV^ cAnsbl- just completed by the * Notional
by Charles Mere.
'1
in the raising and market Farm Radio Council reveals some
The story is about a beautiful
woman who becomes involved in a
'd ! a celery crop. “ The price interesting facts concerning the
bacchanalian party through her of• .1- i ? ' i
.
;■ ! m t t m
■<K
laborer is more thun no* that farmers are (linking of
forts tn win financial support for
the better <lny he their radio receiving sets, what j
-----------------------------a charity project.
Her husband
’ou in return for his wages, j.“orl of program*! they like best.
Ail ei m'luii'i study and analysis
becomes suspicious o f her, and asi
re Justifiable than several
.
,
H kr i
id tlie pri.dtn t mii ar.d marketing
..Id i.r tin>
principal
field
Intciediog tangle
is developed
»go, when labor was restless
,h,'v
h“ '"'
«"'»< (>f dairy prix'uci - thrmiglmut New
Ontario. Canada, this year which is ultmnte.ly solved to the
more or less im<i|utatt<l in wlu't they <)<> v.iib l.r
istii>;
England i- in be mad» by the l,'lilt
. a dec rease of 2 1..tllti.l.'M , aatis'action o f all concerned.
material in general.
.rk celery raising' Teqllih’Anna (j.
Nilson, Holbrook
ed .'(ales 1 •• part ment •.i’ Agricul
;e ..rdiiig to a enmpilailared. *
1 Infoi r.iatton mi wlii* h th- iirvi
ture ii! I lie •• ‘quest of d.nrv c>-i n
"tin
i- !.y thy Provincial L>e- lllitni. Kinnr Hanson, Ruth Roland,
9X0 II. M. Rumbley came to is based \vi gn'her<*d l iuiii report - j cr-Oivc in i!u*:.e states,
Charlie Murray
and
Certnido
... Agriculture.
•L ift
to live. Ill 1022 he start- made by 15 of the leading farm j Properly *':• t-.'*l J>ai
Short are the featured players.
is as nnling orv five acres of land. ] publirnt inns, 150 county agcnt i, |portant to the horse as tin* correct
Tin
nmnese beetle quarantine,
KMCLAND A F TE R TRAD E
i has been uurccmsful and.200 lenders <>L boys and girls' size suit is to the niun. Pour1fitting
.. j \\hit h ritierly included only New
considers the growing of clubs, the American Farm Bureau ' collars, specially, are one o f the (Jersey, Pennsylvania und Delaware,
•profitable Is proven by tin1
English automobile companies
he hederoti
federation, several radio stations, chief causes of slowing up the pull- has been revised to apply «l-o to
nre planning to invade Canada.
of teachers and he deans ing power of faim horses, say en-, New Vm l. and Connecticut,
It In 1020 his lurin bad jn- hundreds
u....‘
or ( “ 1^7 colleges.
gimering specialists at the Wis !
__ .
They hope to outsell their Ameri
to 40 acres and us further
T h p '»vcnige
VI* I’ll IF 4 * fanner,
flir m i'lf l u * report
fo im r l
rw.
lH: i n College
r . . l l . . . r o of
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. can competitors in the Cnnadinn
)ha ha* this yeur cleared an
the.
cousin
Agriculture.
The United States Department of
,
■ 1 20 acres, 12 of which sayH*
of his radio not only
~
Agriculture has enlisted tiiu motion provinces.
be planted in Sanford’ s ; in Mrim ,,f amusement but as n
The average loss for each ease nitron- screen in its campaign to
. business.
‘'Kgs damaged in transit was improve the farm water supplv. The
I highly prized jiroiluct, cel-Jvaluable utility in his
He hi.es
lil.es the
the mii.-ie,
music the stories I $1.(15, during the past : on m. ac film
He
hows the installation of
'and general effort to keen him I cording to the l.’ niled Stales I>e-i simple, inexpensive water systems I
* those not versed in facts limUlM1<| M|M, illU.n.,u.(,, but ,mmt of I part incut
Agriculture.
Shinholser Building
for I'nrniM and suburban dwellings.
iB f Rlond.V farming and
„ |>l>r,.,.intt.M jnformaticm .
growing it is well to under-, -boilt s|,„.ks
r.,rn, pril.,.s lh n t|;________
Commercial and, M aple'Streets, Sanford
Let as do the wiring— we are
that a 00 acre oelcry farm i ermbl
him to profitably market
experts and can save you
H IE farm. Invested on Mr. his produce from 21 to IH hours in
We art* ilistribulora for PURINA FEEDS which probably need noi
play's place In implements I ll(jvillll.,,
money and aoauro wiring that
treduction to the moat of the feeders in this section.
(are some $15,000. Figure. W iu Hut reports, too, are high
is free from defects. EatiAiit’imn opens the slippery seaWe believe in quality first always, and you will find the grade oft
(It o f from $000 to $l,0OU an I Jy f,iv„ r,.4|. |.ast year such reports r.'in lor motorists, in the greater the wheels turned in the direction
■ivates gladly given— before
of the skid.
ion celory and you will « 1 - 1 over the radio saved farmers hun- part of the cfountry. Fog and mist
gram,
mill-feed, hay, etc., first class in every way. Purina Chows need i
you let your contract, con
To prevent skidding, stops on
1 •arrive at what some of these tired* „ f thousands of dollars.
commendation,
g
;
uhound when we drive down to
sult ua.
slippery pavement should not be
Jden"
farmers banked I
When Farmers Listen
work in the morning. Drizzle fol
Drop in and get acquainted with us, we are here to stay and cerU
, They were of particular ndvnnt- lows. and heavy rain ends the made suddenly, unless in 1111 emer
Melton Electric Co.
gency. Brakes should be applied
to Ills opinion of lhit. age, as can be imagined, in the dreary day.
want to know; our neighbors, whether they trade with us or not.
easily, while the car is still in gear,
321 8^ Sanford Ave.
jl pnwpocta for the grower, truck and fruit country where easy
Streets are well paved, generally.
lumbley said: “ I consider this damage to crops can he avoided by Asphalt is just the kind of a the wheels should be directed
J. H. R A M S E Y, Mgr.
Phone 6^0-W
f'Oe I have nil others. We protective measures, once advance smooth floor that helps make a straight ahead.
To Hie man who isn’t alert on
IT* a strong market after j warning is given.
misty day miserable for the driv
dnys, and who doesn't know
Md storage and* .Californiaf Other1 features brought to light en There*, hazard m driving a l -wet
^ V T ” T
Ijhas been disposed of whi< Ii is by thp survey show}
thW lliiW * » » I
m s , brakes, the sli|/|lei y 'hHffkln' Ih
.irrry -i . .1.
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' T
ly earlier than the time our*' That the ntaxiiuuiii farm audi 1 Bial.es do not b^In ••vb.,n tin* ear a torment.
To others, although
it is mi
comes to market.
Fiery
•'* '''"bled seme tint-* In- I ht glut to ik'd, foil the lir-t <lul v
»r knows that it will cost lum *ween K ,l" '1 s :!l1
the evenim-. |"! the moloil: t today i- in see (hat llb'ie Hie. it as least holds no dread.
00 cents to f l jier crate t<«
T »iat a ge„d audience is ;it u. as .his brakes are perfect, to gel 1 hem
A I I O MAKES W EALTH
Ja cron in tho ear and on n "fmW wl '‘ f'-nnd noon. .Some dn per .in good shape if they aren't.
let o f only $1.75 he will iuuk«;‘? nA
r,,t m radio owners are on
I h«*n, in tie- ease and safety that
I be automobile is saving workclient profit If properly die-1 *h“ alr «• " '« *
*» "I'-sds. 1 come wi*h the feeling o f ’ good
|Kansas, rennsylvanm and New
cis time and thereby is adding In
|ted.
, irakes, the driver may be more . t In
,
York tli^ noon radio audientc 'ii
national wealth, says Cuy R.
^able (o lake care 01
of nn
hi cur tin.p- “
hero will he no over production ,ir„ at.bt>s 75
. Iripp, of the Wcstinghno.se Electric
Blery in this, or in any other ( Thjlt f(,w f ,|rn, f,l|k;
, he |
,!"•
begin (o skid.
1& Manufacturing Company. The
1 Skidding require, a . dm head
let,” he replied to u queBtion , ro<h(1 ,H.foro M,M1I| a,„, thl.,.a
'motor car, Tripp adds, is a de
,sl:nml ease of control. The car must
the poalblo effect on the pra<-ti«*n.lly no after,men audience
centralizing agency, which is open
! be kept in gear, the brakes ap
icet of
additional
acreage „ t n||
ing up an umnzing number .* of
i
plied
only
at
short
jerky
intervals,
(to bo planted this year,
Time for Market Reports
square miles of waste hind.
As the report says:
there Is always the farmer who
N3BitaaBaa a a i a a i|ga a a i|a i ||a a a a a
have a poor crop. There is
"Tabulation of many thousand i
IIZ IIIIR IIB O IIIIB iii |
a tho fellow who will at- j " f replies left no doubt ns to llu*
to business and muku inon- •time when market reports shoi*l.|
Celery furming is like nay go on the air. The farmer wants
businenn.
It requires un- ids market report at exactly U!
ed attention (^nd a thorough noon and at exactly 7:.'!0 in tinledge o f wlmt to do ut the i evening.”
Incident ally, farm radio listen
|t time anil wlmt not to do sit
ers care very little about jazz so
time,” ho added.
It. Rumbley Blut**d that, ul- they indicated. Neither do they
care much about singing.
3*h ho is not now, nor flocii [
But they're, wild about hnru
XPCCt to be bothered iiy labor ^ .___
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■ •dnnro inline,, old-time sit ect on •
iblo or by marketing wom en,,
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Ifawnimn pieces. News hulie
that for the best interests of ••
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. |tins,
too, are liked and so an
industry it 18 btk Audiefr/{•«“ * male quartets.
jlflb e
of tho dfstrldf sbauf
Hut thumbs nre down on radio
V
un,« unl ;'f K‘,°'!;! soprano vohe.s j „ t m: they are up
Individually • and collectively J„ „ farm , ll|ItM_
be had through auy'.undly or 1 In lirjef the farmer sues in hi:
Ued growers useociation,’’ he net first an instrument to s e r v
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1926
New $3,500,000 Sanford Plant
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g. -.-4 /
plained B y H o lly
^
Of All
SUPREME COURT News
Of Utility"
Disseminat
DECISION H EL PS Office
In
FLORIDA LANDS Former Pub!
costing Over five trillion dollars
p rog ram o f K X " nnd making enrr. nl to snj»ply the
counties of central Florida or to he |
exact serving the- territory fro m '
S e v ille to Lake Steam s and from |
Masrotte to Oviedo with over four |
formation Office hundred miles of hiurh voltage,
:
transmission wires. And then the |
Florida Power Company hiss high I
Refusal To Deliberate On Case
power transmission lines from St. j
|
Of Horton Versus Former
Petersburg,
Florida
si might
i
Governor
Hardee
Clears
through the west central part of
Several Million Acres Land
the state to and beyond the Geor
1
Units Being gin line covering hundreds of miles
j TA LLAH ASSEE, Fla.. Oct. M0—
this state nnd south Georgia.
stalled to f i n i s h in The
i.1*i--The refusal of the United
Of L a rg e Invi
Gulf Power Company sup
Millions plies west Florida with high power
Slates Ktipieme Court to delilH*)'I)
Lwer to
lines in that part of the state and
Two years ngo public 1
ate upon the i use of Horton vs.
many smaller plants are taking
|t,ov. Cary A. Hardee, et al, deft with large investment* In
nv it. .). Holly
. .
*•
Klcrnl.i Pufili, Utilities care <>f the points in between.
tuti-ly lifts the mennee which for derided to organize a publlo-B
tes information bureau.
The Tampa Fleet ne Company
IlnfoM'iaf.-n ItlllVill
the pu-»t several years has threat- nge man orlMrgman, the
i,!iet of i‘!or covers the territory in and around 1
i la'il to i (now into jeopardy he ■if these utilities said,
lire no if :h
& hige1 ' ino.inv jus Tampa and tie- Jacksonville True
tween 2,01Hi,oOl) and J,000,000 acres ton little of the servic*
rrr
I,;d • Monroe tion Company supplies Jackson :
o' Florida Everglade'S land.
Ithf river ir
tigs render mnnkind. H
when Clyde
.
ville with transportation. The St. i
•metnliv :,K'
, The case arose) over the claims were better informed,
*rsl n.aniig'T - f tin- 1-cnl! Augustine Gas and Electric Com
, i hat a. .survey, made hv the state would lead to better <
Sanford ; pUny( the Pensacola Gas Compnnv.
),n«t I" H
!: ipiarter *of a century ago, wat. everybody.
hick» C.in'ir.i'T " :il a clu
ck-1ih,. Tampa Gas Company nnd Jack
, illegal. The eompluinnnls charge I
.
.
.........
iislicd
m
e'
The committee t
gei;il«ir-u! asked me J simvilld Gas Company are am ong1
that the trustees of thet Internal gnnixt? the bureau bej
j
the
lurgor
eompaales
supplying
gas
dink <pii -to'rt
linprovemont Fund, in tin* eonvoy- for available men for
,lnie id a bilge, area of Evergludet of director of the* bumiu
Do The Ht'lf Compan-|to their respective territories. And
in addition several of the larger
I lands in lotts to V. It. Comfort meantime, application*
il"
. elect t ie companies have gas plant1', j
i f New Yoik, lead attempted to ca How in wh^n it wad
wt...n in k"d because it
ll. diliidi an additional strip of Ian i a director, preferably
Blt f„, the inddie .Hind to water plants and ice plants added i
I which they sold to Edward Wilson newspaper writer, was
Mg Micai Sli-it have long to their respective units in supply
'
ing t he puhlie lieed".
Tlie licit , of Ralph A. Horton
;,rir,. In,1 ••si iiinl sell ltd
But
it
was
a
case
of
U
m
And then the telephone comp.iii, In lit ge t iltili■‘iiti'ii'd sent Ior the* strip, and ittg the mail nnd not the
1head 1
jer.. They are among the large t
\i„,
n.
a.
Sounds
I'aiker I,. Wilson wus made a joint jo lt. It. J . 'H o l l y , fornajer,
ana "*
|utility companies and they are
! defendant with the Internal lm- publisher, was askfd *
i jt uni ?
i pi ovement Fund Trustees
-iml it i‘! among the lenders in activities in
directorship and he
|it m a hilt •'
Tv
So lug that when Florida. The Southern Bell Tele
The land at the time of conveyThe usual custo mi* to
•* .., tin- St. John ri er.
Tin*
The new steam power plant of tie- Flm.d.i !’•■'•.* t ..ml Light 1 ninpnny. I<
,*n lln* north
lame was wild nnd unimproved,
,of ilirii tor of publicity phone Company has spent in l'J2.r>
II was [end tilt* case revolved about thu a public utilities Info; '
to me shortly after 1 six million dollars in improvement * plant wil le- time'd over to the power •••fiitmuy within the next t ew week-. !•> ti>- I’boi-oix Utility t ’otnpany, tin* Imilili-i
roau in the state (Mtpl
and
in
taxes
and
wages
have
spent
toy nwvs|iai«‘i‘ interests in
const mi ted at a c o l of tj-'i..'.oil,lieu and i.
<•'’ tin- largest pint,I < of this kind in ih- mitli. him*, i|,.,|.pi'il wi'll ,,em iiilni-i capable |nst« by the trustees of a map pre- Holly in taking the
over
twelve
millions
of
dollars
in
>ro'n
.-I'ghtly
I'
sthan
one
year
I parcel in UK>5, adopted ats tin ofJ | huinhly acknowledged
of tirodui'iug 10,00(1 kilowatt y with ^trovitiou mail- top 25,000 ktio .vatIs.
Ground for tin " o ik was
made a request tha t tb#;
h , field afforded a putilic- the state during the past year and ago and the major pint of i In constnn Iion we- Inn In d a^ least , uo moat'- ago, when the m dallation ••; iltr nmi linii-i \ was started. I fice convenience.
.
.
'established in SanfaixL’
this
does
not
cover
the
expenses
I I wider siepe and the higI litv circuit court for Dhde counwon granted and *
an that the south had of the storms that laid waste the
tty ii|diel,l the eontontion of the office has always been
<!„!. We look for big lower peninsula as far us the utili
<oinpluiiinntH, but the State Su- In the Flrzt National.]
■j, other states where water ty companies were concerned. There
prenie Court reversed tho decision lhg. All of the prbiUi:
__|other natural advuntug- are many other telephone compan
I in favor of tho trustees, and Jat- tin*, pamphlets and ot
Icombined for super power ies scattered over the state,
[ er denied n petition for a rflhmr- tivo matter la dono I n i
awl in a lengthening' tie among them being the Peninsular
! inir. Tliree of the Supremo Cottft of the employes also lhrfc I
i uisices. Judgei W ejl, Ellis ahd
ther cities and towns and Telephone Co., with headquarters
One of the first queatle
,Terrell, were disitraliflod,
and
[for hundreds of miles. Wo in Tampa and having many miles
ed
by a Herald represent
j when the case was heard, thr«t»
fki| things in states where oT telephone connections and there
Who does the bureau tap*
are
sniuller
utility
companies
sup
I circuit judges were on the highest
[d men are working in big
Senior S e n a to r And l*rivale |- late In-itch.
“The bureau rtpsenW J
land hundreds of big clt- plying water, gas, lights and ice. F lo rid a ro w e r &. L ig h t S e rv ice ,
miles lln- ioniiiM'iiucallh showing
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,
F
I.i,
Oct.
the
electric light and jf v‘
S
e
e
re
ia
rv
T
o
He
In
Stall*
Suffice
to
say
thut
Florida
is
R e a ch e s S ectio n s Of 'I his!
I rule ami not the ox..
,
! Circuit Judge 1). J . Jones of
vm itten for tile '.'-month period.
panie*
of Florida,” M r.J
—
l/l’t
Florida
“
gaine'd”
anil
"hi:
t"
supplied
with
plnnts
that
will
take
On hltichon .H it). I nosclay , . «*hipiUy. prutaired the opinion.
t foj such plants to he
C ounty W hich H ave U sed]
Texas was tho only state of
”T h * goo, Water a i)*i
in life insurance stalistlcs just
F
o
rm
e
r
V
oles
In
G
ale
C
i
t
y
________________
[fjoridu and to he build- cojo of any city no. matter how
Oil L am
p s F o r M any Y e a rs \issiicil by the Life Instil mu •• Sail's ; b - union bowing a gain of 13 d
antps
coin panics and’street il
|ltki> when this state was large. That Florida is supplied
WASHINGTON, Oel JO—
Itesi'iiich IJureau, Wl
lla itlord , per i*<*i 11 or over in life insurance
Utility informatloii b a
blinding -'ill according i with plants that can lake care of
Fa rm eleeli'ifieation is tin* com
•vi itien for September.
com Among the hundreds of prominent
established in every stAM^
Ciinii.
'
io put nut by the north- any industry no matter how large,
The
statistics,
made
pulilit pared vv il li September, 11125.
union, Mr. Holly said,
lor It,I- past 12 months That Florida plants ran take rare ing thing, said IJ. J llool.V today
men who will h*avc* this eilv on toI luring September, 1!*2 U, Florida
for the purpose of br
through
the
slate
imiui.tnce
tlesg (hut is beyond the! of the state when the population in a conversation w n n a repre'i'nmoi i o v v t o i I lie purpose ol return
of loll pel* ing home to cut,* on Tuesilay arc'
public In closer relat
M* ordinary mortal.
has grown to five million instead ttilive of the Sanford Herald i n ' partnu-nt here, showed Florida f-ll fmlil Ml lilrl'c'i
utilities,” he said, "and for t
qumtiiin of wind do the [o f a million and a half and that tin* speaking about the work ■>! lii ^ with a gain ot loti per iin t or relit io nVrl' ill lit,* ill'-lisalice S< n.d oi Don* in U. Fit teller of
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Oct. JO— uemlnntion of news relat
{■pin,•- miiiu i.inl what , utility companies among all other County Chamber of Coin mem*. T h e I ,lU .|- in *.*,|i-: of ■•r.lmaiy li’> insu- written, In a 2 ftper celil d n n a i e , Fh.iida ami Ins piivate se**retary
fcrx wrv iliiA'i here in •industries and corporations have ih'velopnn-at of lite utility plants' r;im.n iltnnig tiie fitsl nine month, while Texas vvmt up J 2 per cent. W. L. Hill, who net* scheduled to (/!*) — Dr. E. W. Gurris, state Hup- cry phaso of utility
“Tho information, bt
B'.ural not on'y to th e 1 looked ahead in time to a state of all over tiu* state of Fleoriila iiiean>- ,,f p.|0(jt eoin|tared with the Maine Maine followed Texas with I I reach Jacksonville Monday after ervifior of Vocational agriculture,
now have |„.r
i,„i
tmt tit" state i!r«*j>- jier rent.
noon, where the* Senator has been has announced the quaititics which a large scope and It er
Wtto she visitor as well, five millions of people
nnd are that
....... the farmer van
pertoi
For lite Smitli Atlanlic Slates, a i iti/.i-n linn IHHI, while. Mr. H ill[students of bin department 'may educational campaign in *t
of our 'cheaper and better current than ped to under SO per cent in that
tfous. Il is gigantic, it building in anticipation
a
tual of tjt.*i2 ,.>IT>2 ,(HMI worth
of vdl c a l liis b.cllol. at Gainesville, submit for the judging contest Rt colleges and in hew*); *
ever.
“
Right
here
in
our
own
coun
1
needs
no
matter
how
large
they
written
for
the
pu.'t
month,
com
! U<ynnd t-Minprehetetion
new paid business was
written, whore he win. born and reared.
the Florida State Fair, to he held mnghzinca.
ty of Seminole we are beginning to paled with September, 1S'2:i.
'
vl.
Feempany -r corporation may he.
at
Jacksonville, beginning Nov. 11).
with
Florida,
of
that
amount,
ciisee
the
effects
of
electric
lights
and
I
What
Do
The
Utility
Companies
Some eonsolatioii wa i found,
I million, uf dollars ami
Senator Fletcher is a native of
“Tho bureau also Issue* n
The displays must he the. agri ly mhgaxino under tna n
Well, to my mind they electric power ill many ....... mini however, ill the fad tl>..t Florida juv'ing i57,l .l.OOy. or liftli among Sumter County, Georgia. He. was
Ifkir.- ihi.i an- as large and Mean?
*ta< ;lii..r i.i other states ; i*ean real business with a capital ties that formerly were coinepiled was the only state givi n a “star the nine .-tales. North Carolina, educated in the public schools, cultural production of thu students 'F io r id L m lm y N e w * , ^
Maryland,
\ irginia graduated from Vanderbilt Uni themselves for the lust school year, newe?lTrrthe various pi
Ihdurtr.c., .in already turn- 1H and they are the one class of big to burn oil lamps, said Mr. Holly, j )II( ||((, insurance map, wtiich desig- Georgia,
versity, moved to Florida in IHfll fash prizes of $11) for the best. of intereat to utility
t
■l progress. Facts business that have looked into the "A short time ago I was at a p o -. t|„. largest gain in lite m nranco headed the list.
and engaged in the practice of $7.50 fur the second Ixjst, and $5 and employes not only
ami i -i i.rd ; are dry_ |future and regardless of the croak- liticnl meeting in Geneva, and m»- j ______
inJ will have no place in ings of the pessimist, regardless of ticed that they were still using the
law. He win a inembe.r of the for the. third, arc1 being offered, but In other states as Off
Following is the list of quanti news of a general nature i
irl*. Oiku i',ills of this the fury of the elements, regard- „|«| oil lamps in Woodmen's Hall [ T C I C g r a p I l C o m p a n y
I pi III I'.MMi; i hair man of (lie stnte
! Rev. Jackson Goes
reading public.”
N"!>;
Jackson vile I HUM, ISP', and 1U01, ties desired of each product.
sill r.. ui.iil.t civ • you the less of the tightness of the money that were used 20 years ago. 1 |
() p e n O f f ic e
To
South
Carolina
iwn”
i!m- n ;mlicr of K. markets, regardless of the opposi- remarked tn one of the Geneva citi
legislature in ISPJ; mayor of
Ten curs of corn; cotton, stalk,
Although estabUsbed“ ;
I'.H'J; chairman of tin* hoard of pub- sample of need, lint and bolls, years, the bureau
ami i: i - u iiitiiei' of units ijon that from time to time held zens that it was about time Ih. v
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TALLAHASSEE,
Flu.
t.
JO
TALLAHASSEE. Fla.
K>-Doinocratic Exeeutive Committe., sweet pntntocs, standard crate; mended, especially fo r i]
Tiumtn: uf .nils iImt will up their plans, regardless of the were getting eleetrie lighs in that
;,j*i ij .-v. James \Y. Jackson, pns1P0-1-1PP7, and was first nominat sugar cum*, ten stalks; tobacco, utility publicity |n
rd tri>:,i tli-si* ph.nts to all unfavorable attitude of certain lo part of the county and lie replied l/l»)—The Fbuiila I 'a ilr -'•! <‘or.(i,i* of the First
Presbyterian
ot the state ami what t,hey cations have pushed ahead with the that they ox pee tod to have them niission bus dei reed Ihut the West ( hurrh and chaplain of the State ed United Stall'.')' Seiinor in tin oas sheaf; truck crop, standard, tractive ways.
primury election Jnne, 11108.
|true spirit of the poineer. have sur- soon on all the farms around there.
erwto for tho vcgetuble; citru s' Some time ago Mtv*-|^a
tin Union Telegtapli cni'»pniiy Eninte. has resigm I I" :uei |U u
•rticlc will merely tell you mounted all difficulties and have Since that time they have? oh...
fruit, standard market container; I down __
______ .
Only
three
Republicans
and
two
at __
his typewriter
pnMtor.de at ( iitvmvuiiil, S. ( ‘. " l i e
these plant-, mean to the tied the big cities with the small- tainod current from the Florida I must establish an " l " " * ''
Democrats have served longer in eggs, one dozen; nursery exhibits I several*reason*’Voi*
ifsignatino
was
made
e
lu
d
u
e
i( Kliirulii and all her people, est hamlets and the rural districts Power A Light Company and they |at Fan Guilin for the i ■ mk. iic*
pub,|c Htnity
the senate, than Florida's Senior of three each of such things iis iof
1)1 n JJUUIIV
UUllkJ lltfl
» mw* MSW*;
Dee. I. M<2«».
.
....... *
'lout pot .urn
the riv er' with an ever performing, unending ran have all the eonvenii'iiees of the ,,j- n„. puldi,-.
Senator, who is regarded by his pecans, sUisumas,
reau.
Some
of
them
artiH^
Ih*. JaekMin, who lias been in
hlls
I !.\ the
colleagues- Democrats and Repub ami so forth; exhibit
is city uml tin-tine that w ill: current that will give light and city and still live in the eounlry."j A||
,,Wt
,,r
WO,MlW,,rk
'
Because
It
would
l
i d ’«
Valhiliassee for the past litre' and licans alike as a man of highest
ready fm- Imsimv s is the j heat nnd power to every corner of
Tlie rapidity with vvhieh niial [
„|- he office in llie b" mess
,,f fur,n
(
f
a half years, was the «huirmun of integrity and ability.
lor thi> ....... edition. You . the great stato of Florida
eleeLrie service is developed musi. I i ommission culling for <-tahlish' ly realized .that tb t', “
local Kiwnius
He was
11 in the final analysis, rest wjth lhe| ilixtriel by Nov. I, and pi*waling the ................
l.uw Books Distributed ‘
, club.
r
Senator l*
lutcner lias
Fletcher
has tnree
three times
What does it all mean
ItMil about e. and no doubt
every public utility *
,jo(.n „Ieclwl 1)y
Ruont* to
latn it and l.eeu Inly sur- I means that without any crashing farmer ar\d bin altitude toward the fur operation of the o ffic e "dur- aim, former chaplain - f tin; Lhu
TALLAH ASSEE, Fin., Oct. MO— Aclal is to build up':
L.
Sauls
pos
o
.
u
.
a
■
hiligest
law
making
body
in
the
hihgoi
•
|»nd mystilied at its size und of cymhuls nnd blowing of trum ijeryiee, ’declares Jam es E Davitl-1 j„ - reasonahlc horns.'*
</Pl—Bound volumes of tho laws I tho growth and pro*,
Legion.
serve them as a member of the ndopted at tho extraordinary ses communities they serve.
I*)- But this plant is only one pets the utility companies have son, of Omaha, president of the NaAt the present time, the Went*
world and ho will lie rc-elocud on sion of tho Florida legislature, corporation1 can thrive In
big plants „f the Florida moved into Florida with the idea tiotiul Electric Light Association. |,.rll Uninn maintains only un of- ,
Florida UepreHcnletl
Tuesday by nn almost unanimous held lust November, uro now being
4 IWer Company. They of helping us. to make it one of tho
“The farmer will decide whether .
j„ {he railroad slut ion The
city.
TALLAH ASSEE, Fin., Oct J » ~ vote lu serve a foil it li term.
■ttn.lhi-r •me |.i t as large at greatest states in the union. Not or not i Id trieity is to h< used
distributed from the secretary of
liiiiniiiission was petiioned l-t tm. sn And becaute the:
Should l he Dcinocriilx gain cun- state's office. Copies of tho spec
••*
Nalc und many other |ilunts only from un industrial and com agriculture.' ’ he says. “ If he cre ,.lher office, and a hearing was (/!'»—Tin* Florida Raihi»a<l •’ou»the
public
accurate
mission
is
to
be
represented
at
Irol
of
the
senate,
as
the
result
of
ial acts aro to go to each legisla
f r tiriit'.ry that mean a pro- mercial standpoint hut from the ates proper sentiment, making ex In-Id at Kail Guide on Oel. i.
tho meeting o f' the
Southern tho election on Tuesday Senator tor free, and those outside the colored by po ‘ ‘
]oi Twenty-Fi,.. Mil|i„„ |)„|. standpoint of convenience to the periment., und other expensive test:'
.Freight
Association,
to
lie
held at Fletcher would have his choice of lawmaking body muy obtain them b^wauj» ara
*nt in ib>. y,.ur n|' iir>r, with household no mntter how far in possible, and if he uses the energy
London dancing teachers u>v try
Atlanta,
Nov.
1.
J
.
II.
Tench,
the the ChuirniiuiHldp of the Committe* at n nominal sum upon application wpfk- tbaoa co
amount in follow in the the piney woods thia house may whun it arrives at his door, it will ing to tono down iho Charleston
. ; M |t 1*. humanly
®|ram. They cover the east be Hittmted, for the country school not lie long before a majority of uni mo that it will lx! acceptable for commission’s expert, is planning to on Bunking and Currency, Com to tho secrotary of Btnio.
ueefe
merce,
which
has
to
d
<
*
»
’
•
•
attend
thu
gathering
I f®m I’nlutka to Miami, the house, for the 'farm er living bo- forms will he electrified.
the exclusive ball rooms there.
Public
and
nnd harbor development an d 'lm f 'wl'uns, part of the west yond the limits of the local plants
“Tho question of electrifying
known tu
pruvemunt, or Military affairs, for Germ an-Am erican
I’art of in.rlhern Florida. of tho smnllor communities anil farms is not u new one to our in
ho is now the ranking Democratic
---- SH
Bike Team Lea^ci
*P prinleil in ||,|S jasue will with no hope of ever having these dustry. Since the the establish
momhurenf each of these, important
a mui'li In-tier idea of the conveniences, for the dniry, for the ment o f the lirst electric light we
committees. It is very likely that
1° Hit* "m ( niiipany and giv- poultry farm, for the feed and saw have been trying to find a way
CHICAPO, O ct
the Senator would prefer the chair lap load separated the G*rman-J
diMan,-,. i-overe.l anti the mill* for the big and little industry of doing so on a sound flnnneinl
Cost $3,500,000
* '
manship of tho Committee, on Com- erlcan team of Petr} *nd
J^G-ach locution will unlight and tho big and little former and basis. The electric utilities aro just
88.000 cubic yards of earth handled
merco for his stato Is perhaps from the.second placet!
stock
raiser
and
that
from
the
lnrg-»
, tr bi regard to i he
as eager to furnish electric service
more interested in the development the. last two days grind?
6.000 wood piles necessary.
a ™ ,'
.« minify invested und the Ust city to the smallest village cur to the furmers us the farmers are
and
improve intuit of Its rivers and
,10,000
Cubic
yards
o
f
concrete
used.
thix ftinpany has in rent and power and lights are now to got it.
FloridaVSU
,
At
midnight,
the
W
h
,
hour,
P«tr
harborH thun any other national
1)00,000 bricks in the building.
urr*'it ami conveying it or will soon. be available carry
li
and
Lands
'were
in
dqflnito
poat
were'
The Industry is Co-operating
legislation—unless it bq that of
"7 part „f
territory. ing the gospol of “let there be
1,600 tons of structural gfeel used.
/
men’*
closely with the farmers in at-|
repeal of tho Estate Tax provision session of a Tour lap- sd>
Kilowatt Capacity of Turbo-Generator, 10,000.
| !S ,“ .bp W...I news story light” Into tho fastness of tho tv - tempting to solve this rural prob-1
after traveling l.fldo miles,
•a the Rovonuo Blit.
r
w
•
ergladea and tho unknown re**0" " lem. Joint commissions composed1
doosens, who took I
Kilowatt
Capacity
of
Tubs,Generator,
1,000.
f, e«nu „f
r'Khl
th“r"
with
the
'
Friends
of
Senator
Fletcher
are
tho K1(iri(Ja Llght of the state ybero the fw t of white
ng was
Featuring the night’s :
of representatives of agricultural
Two Boilers, capncity each 1,013..
delighted to know that ha hni aytv
>•
to
o£
Stock
U L L pany u,ul yet Alnd- men had never trod before the colleges, farm organization*, elec
tho
hard
riding
o
t
Bipc
Crude oil used for fuel.,
bpUt^ overed from a majo rpjicr*
spillq to breiul
breiut
I
n°l ht''‘n rcstrict- linemen of the power and tele tric light companies, departments
rjfpttnad during September Jams and spllla
atlo
55.000
barrel
tank
for
fuel
oil
storage.
1 “ «l«ny in giving 'Flor- phone companies broke through.
of the government and. eleetrictriBattle Creek Sanitarium and Georgettl, iwho . haM' oocdod
ot
80.000 barrel tank for fuel oil storage.
And the best P frt of this ^tory cai manufacturers, are studying,
whkh^preventod
his returning to plsce fo r aonse t i n t , *■- * * ' ' •vjn ;
IWflitv
Thcro
whlc
80.000 gallon water tank:for drinking and service.
Flhrida
dt
an
sarU#r
data.s>jlV»
in F,orida la the fact that the Pub'lc " ° o^ working amj investigating by
±2J: a1 Ja
Built to eventuallyfl^Ulje,25,0Q(} kilowatt generator.
Almi.
means of experimental linos.
t
Btko iv n",rt' and this is recognize* the light* and D°
Size of building, 2001000x100*
iHth v>ka *lory
“chieve- and telephone and g*» and other
il- losses to
.all the care to 1
utllitlea, a* having their p l« «
■tine
hi
ted
at
.
the
,
annual
a
1
»Utf e since k takea' in * • ' im m u n ity .
They recogn^e
abtrw » t ^ontevldeor!. Bw
f L»k» u!!' Us KC0P°these qotnpaolee
^ • M onroe from 8an- ,
2 “PHngs is the plan g
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its Capable
Great Service
Director flf;
Monthly Maj
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FLETCHER IS TO
FARM ELECTRICS Florida Gains And Also
BEING USED IN Losesln InsurariceFigures RETURN HOME IN
RURAL DISTRICTS
IssuedByResearchBureau ,TIME FOR VOTE
Farm Students To
Enter Products At
Florida State Fair
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ited at the annua, automobile r.huw
at Montevido. Hrazil, wil be fri’in
tin. United States.
R* IS
IER OF
MARK
2 minutes. Most of the driving
w»a done at night. Several detours
and a heavy ruin added several
minutes to the driving time,
* "Wo broke the record by more
than 3 hours," snid Conyes at the
completion of the trip. "I want
-jo say
the {jtu,|ejmj{Pj. j, n0n»e
automobile. That tnr took a lot
F ris c o |of punishment on this trip and the
ft B e tw e e n
L jlfa rtU n d in 3 7 H o u r s |perform ance was p erfect.
mf.TWO Minutes, nnd R e - 1 Tho <’ntire run t® p*»rtianu ano
m ; S p o r t R o a d ste r U sed
» *h * [*w vxwpti" " 0,1
^y,” w .
.one 4 injle detour, was made in
I high Rear. All grades and motinW t ° ,n announcement j tains were pulled in high, “And
liVed by the Ran Jun.i 1 there was plenty of reserve power
local 8 tudebaker dealer, a I »t all stages of the trip,” Conyes
fd of 37 hours nnd 2 m in-, ,ul,le<l
the. -1470 mile round triii
~
8hn Francisco, Cal., and i , D«cnu«e of many panics in then_ , Ore.', was established o n ' u‘r". ,n , fcn* la" " *
">1 to
* 8, br-R . A. Conyes, a Berkeley j C,H"P I’l'iy hou:«« with fiivl ,i'd
QMI man, and W. A Shlprn: ”u t,it* h«» hcen started.
B w ' striven was a Studebnksr ~ J'
•|3JX 8 |>ort Roadster, Conyes'
' T i l l ' car. The best previous
made for the round trip was
tin and 53 minutes. The new i
rd lowered the former mark by |
>ttr» and 51 minutes,
fhlle they were making the new
ft
KK
ltd trip record Conyes and bis
ipanion also rut more thnn two
frefm the Son P quu’Ibco t<*
land driving time by covering
735 miles between the two
In 10 hours and 33 minutes,
At a
beat time thut hnd been made
to Conyes’ trip was 10 hours
mlfiutea.
new record ts hut one of
notewprthy performance
.yements of the Studebaker
81*. Perhaps the most outng record ever made by this
WAS the dash of the Htudebakcr
f rom New York to Snnp in 81) hours and 20 mlna by Ab Jenkins and Ray Peck
(iood)car Tires, the' ones you
June 17. This broke nil prevorda by 10 hours and 25
can DKI'KNI) on, are cheaper
■■ and— for the first timo—
now thnn they have been in a
fastest trains.
long lime. We have a com
Conyea* trip w as timed by the* K plete stork of all sizes and it
item Union Telegraph Com- i
will pay you to Investigate our
He checked out of thut
prirev
before buying. ,
pgny’n office at 722 Market
Ban Francisco, at 8:53 o’a. m., Oct. 4. On the fullnwafternoon, nt 1:20 o’clock n.
the Big 8 ix arrived In front of
office of jlie Western
‘ ’ in Portland. Conyes had
the trip through the night in
“ and 33 minutes, shuttering
1 Way record between the
cltiea more than two hours.
rest of 1 hour and 13
Utea tho return trip to San
nciaco was begun. The Westaht Union checked the departme
jdt 8:39 o’clock p. m. At 9:55 o’*
K. S. ROCKKY, Prop.
dock the following morning, (><t.|
311
2nd St.
Phone 205
_ (
Conyes’ Studebnker rolled to a j
Goodyear
TIRES
How long do Studebakei y; last?
definitely!
BmdybyFisftar
Call Ray Brothers
,
w im i.K aA i.K t i h h t v n h At t k i i v s i t i m . y
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“It UTAH. AT WIMll.KNM.K I, H I(T: m“
F ee B attery anil Tlr«t • e r.lrr, Me reckoner utt.l repair nil mnkr* llnltestes. J.el , our ,ir*l new llnller) hr n WII.I.AIIII mill n a lrk Ihr till.
M
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Results
no
-
M K t U C MX
n a a n «r
co up*
-
t h a t
y o u
g e t i n
Spend your money for (las and
Oil, Tires and Tubes, Auto Acces
sories, Phonographs and Records,
Radio, Flashlights and Hot-Shot
Rutteries, etc and get the partic
ulars on the Free Phonograph.
otker'Sixat
You need to drive a Pontiac SI* foe
only thirty minutes to diocove* abili
ties and qualities absolutely unique at
the price.
You experience a mastery of per
formance once undreamed of in any
low-cost oU— acceleration that bor
ders on the sensational, lugging power
■ml sustained high speed capacity thot^
would be impossible save for the fact
that the Pontiac SI* engine is the largcat six-cylinder power plant used in
any car costing less than $ 1 0 0 0 .
Yet. unprecedented as they are, these
performance results only typify the
peoootrocrd over-all superiority thsa
has
Pontiac Si* such a spectacu
lar f t y - c n from the day o f Us presen
tation.
*
In die beauty of Its Flsber bodies.
In its supreme roadability, faxUa econ
om y o f Operation and Us unfailing
stam ina, the P ood ac 81* represents a
decisive departure from die standards
d iet once ruled In $he field of lowcoat s ix e s -''
— a fact that yon can prove to
your own satisfaction by a thirty min
ute drive— at any tim e, under any
condition.
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Sanford Grovi
“A m id M ajestic P in es”
OAKLAND-PONTIAC Beautiful
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Sanford Grove.;
Ideally located fo r beautif\
homes. Not too close to tl
downtown section. Not /<
fa r from the city schools an\
churches.
Improvements
Special Fall Showing
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We invite the public
to view our special
fa ll show ing o f
D o d g e B ro th ers
M otor Cars feat
uring two of th e
m o st im p o rta n t
im p ro v e m e n ts
ever made in this
dependable an d
long-lived product
fc
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Look at the new Buick?— note tlieir prices-—
compare their grace and refinements with
thooe of other cars— then drive one o f them!
You’ve never driven anything like it, you've
never seen value to compare. Here is the
Greatest Buick Ever Built!
AtV
.
•
Series
.
4 Pauenfcr 8port Roaditrr .
5 Passenger Sport Touring .
S P u H O | tr 2-Door Sedan
J 15
. .
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(Modrl 20 )
(Model 24 l
lModel I S)
(Model 26)
(Model 26s)
Model 27)
(Model 28)
2 Passenger C o u p s ..............................
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4 Paasengsr Country Club Coups .
S Passangae 4-D oor Sedan . . .
S / . , 4 P a a « « * a » C o u p # ..............................
K tgp r,': -•. ..
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Series 1 2 0
r M )o o r Sedan . . . .
4-D oor Sedan . , .
Coup# ..............................
(M od el *10)
(M od al 4 7 )
(M od al 4 8 )
$1395
1495
1465
Week of
N ovem ber 1§£
Open evenings
Series 128
..............................(Modal $0)
$1995
1925
; 4 PwBWf s r Sport Room ier . .
.
Modal 54)
1495
i fV 4 P aM B farC o o n cry Club Coupe
. (Model 54c)
1765*
i '* S Pawspgar Sport Touring . .
. (Modal 55)
1525
i iW l •
. (Model 58)
1850
All plMI /. *. b. lacfry, pint war IXTIH la.
.
Phone 461-J
01 7 K. S m m tl S I re e l
.
aGreatest Buick Ever Built
is
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San Jtian Gar;
Advertising Means Busine
Sanford. Irln.
r ^ T= r = s -T=gr,
SEE THE EAR THAT HAS URVOUTIOM
AUTOMOBILE V A L U E S
Rines
Filling Station
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v ..!•»•■•**
) 1,1.V**'
(Modal 51)
Your inspection o f Sanfo)
Grove is invited. A t yea
call you will he taken to si
this property. .
f
You cannot help hut becoi
attracted to this scenic stn
division.
’
MILLER 0. PHILLIPS, INC.
m
Elm Ave. nt 13th Street
G re a te st
t?.r- .'n •
mile
How does Studebaker do it?Profit Facilities!
Portable Phonograph
Expert Tire Repairing and
Vulcanizing While You Wait
, ’ * •*.
fj 'r
How about Studobaker
- K n o v n io cU '!
What’s the latest S t u d e b ^ d
achievement?—Custom Cars! ■
Tire Shop
Jilrtop in front of the San Francisco
*\Weatam Union office mid the ciri'A ®»iit between the two rites wns
,rf’i.<j*Omplctod ill exuctly 37 hours nnd
Hf.w much is Studeiiakfi- main
nance? Negligible!
ARCHITECT
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■m
E . C. M ILLER, pres.
At
First National IlnnkBldg.
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Between the > W t it t l 'a m !
the acreage sown ta the prir
tho possibility of a ihbrtaga In field crops for Manitoba, Cana
ether would cause a change or increased from 6,69^988, to 0,112,substitution.
845, according to « report issued
by the federal department of a^rl*
(By N. E. A.‘ Service)
culture.
DETROIT, Oct. 30—Rent-n-truck
Is a new Idea in motor transpor
FARM NAME IMPORTANT
tation attributed to Gviioral Mo
tors.
Motor trucks will he rented to
The selection of an appropriate
busines firmn nml individuals at 1name for a farm is one of the first
the rate of $30 a week plus 13» steps in business farming, say spe
A construction crew thiit has ments a mile, which includes gas, cialists at the 7«*‘sconsin College Of
oil, insurance and driver, according Agriculture.
sometimes numbered ns hiuh ns to reports.
1,000 men, rarely over less thnn
, , . .
New Steam Plant
850 mon- waB required .n the e re c
tion of the new power plant !»*•
tho Florida Power and Light Company. The Phoenix Utility Cor
poration, a subsidiary of the Flori
da Light and Power Company, wan
the contractng company. Vemc
Clawson, well known engineer, is
superintendent of construction for
the latter company.
The vicinity of the plant has been
built up with small bungalows as
quarters for he workmen and their
families, while many of the latter
have mnd« their home in Sanford
for the period required for tho ,
biiildng to bo erected.
Many
small stores and filling stations
also line the highway in the vicini
ty of the plant.
I
Upon Its final completion, the I
new plant will require tin ojier <
force of approximately -10 men and,
in the future, with a 25,000 kilnwatt turbo generator added, t.ie
for, e wj]] pn,hn|lty bt. in,
to at least 100 men.
Equipped at the present time In
East view of New Steam
tm 1‘ln i^ o f Florida Power and Light ^
1
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1
•41 it
*
if
\ndrfients
JSm***. PT ’ J Construction Crew
I
YoO tJsr
there vrt'n
’ > rfTh.
to the state
ion. than'In the races for
Of 1,000 Men Was
Required For Plant
.
,
proposed amendments will
One of them.
_pfovliitnir for more support
SoMmon schools of the
leff Wtheil a heated
Imrtor Its passage, and
‘ Are bftterly opposed to
Among the former
r John W. Martin, who,
»*'Bt*te Supreme Court
* ilfttlfe r' Much measure
attOvial, advocated the
attend adopted at the last
Stoic Of the legislature,
it
fig the atate assembly
Hy to paas a law ap)g. money, from tb*, GetK
tm
the lowdr
anal institutions.
t 't i
iMita of the proponed
tent declared, among other
that the measure would
ly result in a “grab gamo"
legislature, but would result
I'A 'few of the counties of the
VV
Y,v L*u"lliT" i” '"aVt
.houldering the burden of
ting tho common schopls
[ the less fortunate ones.
SpAtiother proposed amendment
brought no debate, hut,
fHwi, nevertheless,, is important <
- the ayes o f the nation, in thnt||£
itch .Would provide for tho adop- • |
of
legislative measures to £ ]
let the ownership of proper- I S
Florida only to,those aliens £ ■
ble to become naturalized.
f ]
k . Davis, representative
MU; Leon county and proud
ly mentioned ns the probable
speaker of the House, do- £ £
thst i the Joint resolution 111
it really aimed at the Japanese.
| The third proposed nmcndirumt
ferm. doubtless carry little o*rno
^position, according to lonil le
al nutliorit if,It is designed to
'lUlgV /the method of choosing
>
J i f Justices of the State Supreme
hitirt, from the present "book cut
jig” procedi rc, to election by nil
Bibcru of tho bench.
t
Following arc th* three proT'UmCltdnieut::
Iwt ho foll'e.vih,. .1 . t•>
tetion fi of \M-i. .i M l ..f tun
Jhltion of tin/ Stele of F.or
lAting t(i t-dtnnlii ii lx* and
me Is hereby agr^i -r> and
I,“bp submitted to the Elector..
( atate at the General F.leci of Representatives in 1112(1,. £ I
1T_^approval or rejection.
is )
“flection 0. In addition to. the w ]
provided lor in Section it of ^ «
Article the County School j- ]
shall consist of the propor- ■ $
Of the interest of the State ■**
si Fund and of tho one mill
.it# ta * artd>rtloncd to the coun-i r t l
fe *11 capitation taxes collected ! ]
1thin the county and all appro'ttoina
by
the
Legislature
Shall wjth all other County
Si fundi be apportioned And
ibuted as may be provided
IW and shall he disbursed by!County Board of Public In -,1
in solely for the support and
slice of public free schools, j
that such npportionl shall be made hy general
based upon some principle of £ I
dfication to be determined by r I
legislature,"
One More
Boost
For Sanford
jit the following amendment
th4 Constitution of the State
Florida, Section !H of the Dec.rgfion of Righta of said Const it/«l. be and tho same is hereby I
rtffd to and tho same shall bo £
tted to the qualified electors f
State of Florida for ratifl- !
or ejection at tho next en- :»
ME*1 Election, that la to t
Section 18 of the Dec- £
ipf Rights of the Const!- t
State of Florida bo
SO a * to read as follows:
1 8 , Foreigners who aro
I to become citizens of the £
I States under the provisions f
*sws and treaties of the Uni-1
iltss shall have the same
-M to the ownership, inS and diapoaition of propthe state as citizens of
i but the legislature shall
rar to limit, regulate
hlbit the ownership, in- (
disposition, possession i j
it of reel estate in*!
i ipf Florida by foreigners
t / * e t eligible to become
the United States unirislQnf of the l«ws *nd |
Jolted Stalea.*
A nd Better Communities Go
Hand
- -InHand These Days
ltlf —A* it useif t9 t# An vftv, tfiiuitd afrwfrfc of tb* Iffi* Cenef
A ditch in 1922— a boulevard today
Ncf&thft munlcipej im prcArr^
mtnl tsa D*y h* Kwli W
quickly s » do well lighted!
streets. Thtknlii to th * |wo*i
g/ftnvrtfficknqrofth* elre->
sues, AAdof Ih* tilLUOIneting’
knclne«vf of th* UenetiJi
trie light snd power cc*n|MA
lertrie Composiy, Ih * ntrtl'
eta(trig tight la i s y t« * * t leap th an It was be-)
he war. (S e e the UitJn
>. * U s* A M t iA *t. l\ f
G
g
7 he completion o f the power
aai t*l '
plant on Lafce Monroe is an
|TT is hard to'believe," but true.
JL The ugly ditch shown in the
picture marked J,‘1922*Vand the
broad, w ell lighted boulevard
'shown in the upper picture, are
’one and the sama> Do(
su ch iim p ro v em en ts
cost money—or do they*
.actually save it?/ 9
IThe answer is most en-*
couraging. Good street,
lighting reduces acci-J
'dents and is a deterrent
[of crim e.llt attracts and
encourages trade'and enhances]
the value of homes.,
And yet, with all its benefits,' and
with the increase in property vaU
nations Which it brings, good street
'.lighting costs as little as!
SI.50 to $2.50 per capita1
per annum.
jW h a t an im pressive
lesson is here for all for-!
W ard looking townsti
People and traffic and
'profits all follow the,
pathway of light I
Sanford Takes Great Pride In
H er Fine White Way
other important step toward a
bigger industrial Sanford.
Sanford also takes-tfreat pride in the fact that the Florida Power and
Light Company has such a wonderfu I plant just a few miles from the
heart of this city and Sanford also takes pride in the fac,t that with such
a plant this city is destined to become one of the industrial centers of the
state. We are proud of our plants in the state of Florida—the one at
Lake Monroe is only one of them—and proud of the fact that in develop
ing- Florida the utility plants spending millions of dollars in improvements
are doing’ more along this line than any other single factor. The utility
companies with millions invested are telling the world of their faith in
the future of the state. Millions already invested and millions more to
invest in a state means that other big industries are bound to follow.
Santord intends to take advantage of this power and light not only by
lighting this city and making it one of the most attractive from a stand
point of civic pride but Sanford intends to attract big industries as well
and in this endeavor Sanford and every other city in Florida can t6,ll the
industrial world that lights and power are available in every nook and
corner of the state.
.
v;
The Florida
Power &
* u » tho following amendment
i Article V of tho Constitution
E*. Florida, to be known as *See* 44 of said Article, be, and tho
I I s . hereby agreed to, and
#U be submitted to the electors
State pt Florida at tho next
election, to he held on
"first Tuesday after the first
»y In November, 1U2C, for tho
itioij or rejection.
an 44. The Chief Justice
I Suprenif Court of tin- State
da shall be elected by the
tloes thereof at the eoinmeneuof tho first term of the SuCourt In the year of 1927,
id every two years thereafter.”
Streets
etter
Light Co.
A re to be congratulated and
we appreciate the confidence
they have shown by their invesment in this community.
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W e Wish to congratulate the Florida Light
& Power Company and the City o f San
fo r d alil^e on the completion o f this plant
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BON D G R A D K
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Florida Public Utilities Information fcireau
Phones 185 and 186
K. J. HOLLY , Director, SANFORD, PLoriSftJA
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* h « section m rjtl^ a —the a#|<£1
elation hnvlng .-fifteen scientific
section s- Will hold regular pwv>
gramn in half-day sessions through
Wednesday and Thursday of the
l
y
its
convention. In addition to these
t." ta jd Mr.
--•it
CHICAGO, Oct.
Ct~ loir *nd WterMir ofTfitt birtefc'ltad
sections, the
National Malaria ed by a congreg
jteroll t«m cotta, thh Moddy
Committee and the Southern As counts not *
"Therw
SklmteT,
■; , D.... TTT.
pa- ■j i
sociation of Anesthetists meet con
pointing to » life-sited figure a#
semlf i circular with *
tron, a million ^dollar u
TU
lojointly with tho Association,
--------------- ;* « < « .
colohel, in » haadsocaa paint
downtown Chicago u o n w te o im t
To Use Cloths He Wore In th«,
acting we Wffl
ing. "That la the way 1 look
Byfantlno edtfg* stand*, near
Part He Played In 19 Years whan, I teak* nry appearance on
It is announced that the Social
downtown Chicago as one of Am
Ago. Says He cannot.rBny th« stag* and begin falsing M l." . e d i W . ■
Hygiene Conference of the Ameri
ArchitecturalI 'M te u tr A
erica’s truly distinctive ^ipces of
can Hygiene Association will be
But (t n u at be * rath er etijdy- lDfl uunMITl 1
Them In This Country.
church architecture.
Arches In brick T e W . arran ged
held in Atlanta November 18-20.
able heD, if H cin be raleed
•d With to tab ft for
Its program will not overlap the Mt is n memorial to th «:Interna above, and below (hage,-'windows
NEW YORK, Ocl. 30—(JP)-tOtls sveh a twinkle In the colonel’s eye.
.J
Southern Medical Association's it tionally known evangelist, D. 1,. of tha same style are uih.onty ex Skinner’s stage rags are veTy dear and the eyes browner when they ” ^ t& ia t th e
terir
ornamentatioTL atld on the
is stated, but its conference will Moody which will yc*)<tbvate-) its
to him. One can always buy new are contrasted with his wihte hair sent a Nrrer-T
semicrcular side Hr arched door
open with n general session on firts anniversary on N6vt
stuff, but not rags, at least the that ila not always permitted to whnt to belier tho T15,
ways lead from a concrete jdasis to
Thrift and SimpH^ty
Thursday evening of tlm conven
kind he wore in "Kismet" and will show On the stage.
-• . a-.<.
Colossal yet unpretentious It a curved foyer which' surrounds wear this winter in "The Honor
tion and continue through Friday
Deplore* Comerrial Stage
the
auditorium.
To
the
rear,
the
represents
the
desire
of
Ita
congre
and .Saturday.
Mr. Skinner deplores the com
of the Family."
chorcjv drops away to two Story
mercial aspect of the stage.
Entertainment features of the. gation and pastor, the Heverond
,
Nineteen
years
ago
Mf.
Skinner
heighth, with a row of afrehed
"I don’t want to be one of theee
coming convention will lie elaborate P. W. Philpott, to embody in a
doorways extending the tvidtt of played hi "The Honor of the old follows Who gleets oh the peat,
building
the
strong
and
JcUldty
per
according to members of the local
the church above which « * * row Family" when he created the role but it Is all so staggering. Why,
committee. On Wednesday even sonality of Moody, the simplicity
of arched windows with light a of Colonel Philippe Bridau, He do you know, theft there qbe 60 le
of
his
life,
the
econpmy
of
his
ing of the session there will he the
has elected to revive the old cololong foyer.
gitimate theatres In New York 16. feet high
President's reception and grnnd organization and a friendly and
1
Above the curved main-floor foy
where major productions ate be •Mta.fbr *,009 ia tto
hall. Among the entertainments wholesome atmosphere irf which
for visiting Indies will bo n banquet woud live the motto of hla church, er is a second foyer surrounding pastor’s platform and choir. The ing presented T Everything hap Below te an aaeembiy. \
musical at oneof the exclusive "Ever Welcome To This {louse of tho balcony and on both foyifj choir is banked in a high arch pens so fast.”
•eau MOO. and h ig h J * .
And then to youth.
clubs nndn r ido to Stone Mountain Got) are Strangers and the Poor." arched doorways toad to fan of which is flanked by the pipes of
of the aedltorium {a,
Six stories high and With exttfr- aisles which concentrate upon the the organ.
to visit the Confederate Memorial.
"Youth la handicapped bn the study,
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Afe.
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An added attraction for the con--------------------------———
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rt " t s a a B
venion this year will be a trap
shooting tournament arrangements
.BiaiiifiifaiaM W M fiiim gnaaiaiaaaia a w a ^
for which are now being made by
one of the gun clubs of Atlanta.
OF
|i Election Approaches
RAGS IN KISMET
20 years, was defeated for the
piorida will vot®
1Democratic nomination by R. L.
„
m U " " " 1, s “ ° “ Eaton, of Monticollo. Mr. Eaton
four mcn'be" of C,onf ^rcmec ourt Justices. and Mr. Matthews will be opposed
by Hugh N. Prather and Edward
Ifoor
i
«.neral, ,w<> rnilr<m< SeiCert, of /the State Deegation
^m 7 ^ an(] legislators and
*ion*ra
Convention of the Republican par
of/IrtT”ty, and E. F. Bingham, Daytona,
<0jj Fletcher, of Jackson- and B. G. Smith, Oviedo, of the
Sir.ocr.lic nominee In Regular Republican party.
to suci-cd nimMost of the Democratic nomin
i„
f(ir
vt
ees for the legislature will have
V
S^nte by W " “ • no oposltion In the gcnerul elec
‘ Wwt Palm Hoach’ s.t a" ' tion. . A few Republican candi
* for the State dclor ,rernti<m of the-Repub- dates for the assembly, however,
will be on tickets of South Flor
ida.
^cked by the regular ReAH appointees to offico of Gov.
’ party.
John W. Martin must qualify to
FlorfihpubUrtii party in
L ita ranks l«*t fall., ono succed themselves Tuesday, or lose
' holdings meeting at Qr- their scats. A large number of
L d the other at Pnlatka, holders of office were named
|jfp*rate nominees wore of- brfngtng more interest into the
general election than would ordin
arily havs been tho case.
IFlorida's delegation to the
There are about 1,261) jrecincts
0Uje of the National Cap,or Democratic nominees, in the' state. The polls open nt 8
the State Convention of the e. m., and close at sundown.
CJn I’arty, ami three of the
Republican party will be
Prisoners
bdllut. Three of the Demnumim'c! •are ennditiote.
flection. They are H. J.
fcf Lakeland; K. A. Green,
L and W.
Scars, Kiafninci|mI part of the prison popu
Thomas A. ^ *’**, ° f TolATLANTA, Oct. HO—(/P)—At lation. said Dr. Charles I’latt of
L the fourth, defeated the
,j h. Smithwick, of lanta will be tho host to the South New York, president of the Na
fiir the Democratic ern Medical Association November tional Prhnlion Association, in an
lion in the Third Gongres- 15-18, this being its twentieth an adijross today before 'tins Play
IKitricL
nual meeting. At this meeting— ground and Heerentiun Associa
iDiane. nominated without tho first here in ten yenrs—medi tion.
"To meet this new source of
will tie opposed in the cine and surgery in every phase
LI,jet by Ora K. Chapin, of will be covered in the programs crime, we must lay down'in child
■jfrs, nominee of the State for the eighteen sections and con hood those character attributes
[ion Convention of the Re- joint meetings, according to Dr. that will make a normal social life
Party. Allen E. Walk- Frank K. Boland, general chairman possible,” Dr. Plntt declared. "The
|Winter Raven, nominated of tho entertainment committee. schools do not do this, since they
Rtjpilar Republican Party,
On the programs for the general give facts rather than principles.
just prior to certifica- sessions, the sections and clinics Punishment has failed ns n pre
the secretary of state of there will be many outstanding ventive. Laws have no deterrent
men in medicine and surgery, not effect upon children, nor will in
Ktinn tickets.
iGrrcn, also unopposed for only from tho South, but from creased penalties.
nocratie nomination, will other sections of the country. For
"The remedy is well directed
l in opponent A. F. Knots, those who ntteml the Atlanta meet- play which is as much a communnominee of the Regular ing, the official announcement says jty duty as n well directed school."
,Party. The seat is "thoro is in store a scientific
treat."
Tractors and other modern ag|thtiecond district,
On
Monday,
November
15th,
ncuitirrnl
implements are becom
meantime, Mr, Yon will
kpoaition in J. II. Drum- there will bo two large clinics, one ing popular in tho vicinity of Je
|
|«f the Regular Republican general medical and one general rusalem.
surgical .These are to he held nt
The largest cathedral organ in
the Atlanta Municipal Auditorium,
llwrth district will linv© a whero general sessions will be held. tho world was recently dedicated in
signal ticket. Both of Clinics will run both in tho morn Liverpool, England.
Airplane freight companies of
ilkan parties have placed ing and aftejnoon, being put. on
The latteretaointooin entirely by the Atlanta medical Europe are planning to issue in- >
I in the field against Mr. profession. Dr. (’. C. Bass, of New ternationul aviation bills of lading.'
jfte latter was nominated Orleans, La., who is president of
One thousand tons of rails were]
Umocrats after a hard tho association, will deliver his a n recently shipped by steamer in one
i Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, nual address nt night.
shipment from Rotterdam.
of William Jennings
W. C, Lawson, of Or Ian 1represent the stnte dele|convention of the KepubMrs. Wilson C arries On
itfi and Leroy D. Houn|to replaced Daisy Dougit, of Brevard county, who
i it the eleventh hour as
tfor the Regular Itepub-
fcST*.*•
jr&teri
JL
Atlanta To Be Host Most
To Medical Meet On- Playlesa As ('hil(,ren
November 15 to 18
L
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MARKING A NEW ERA
The New Super-Power P lant W ill Make
*ii t j
Bean Parti n
°f the
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y .- j :
J 4
t
'
best
j
‘til,
,
.
wishes to the Florida Power and Light Company on the com^etitrti of
Mf ' w
■<
'*
,
their plant on the St. Johns River. W e also feel that the peopfe of both
Memories, of Washington war days were recalled when Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, center, widow of the American president, visited Presi
dent Mnsnryk, of Czoeehoslovakia, right, and his daughter, Alice, at
thoir Chateou of Topolamky, Marsaryk was a member of the diplor
mntic corps in Washington during the war.
Seminole and Volusia counties are to be congratulated because of the lo.
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eating of this enormous plant in a sec tion where it will play a big part in
it „
» * :;
*
,
the industrial development which we all hope to have.
E lectric ...
Appliances
G. A . Dreka ’& Co.
The Florida l*ower and Light Company deserves nnHotited
Rite Way Shoe Shop.
D eL an d
A.
& P.
Stores.
Where Ecdhomy Rales 140 S. 1 4 1 N. 2 1 0 N. Boulevard
DeLand
ulate them upon this enterprise.
We, too, are proud that we are well equipped and prepared
141 North Boulevard, DeLand
;
i£
" T;
,
J. F; Alien Furniture Ca ines
'..-'"V Efc-
* ’"tri
.
''Home of Dependable Goods'*.'
DeLand, Floriiiat
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to furniah Electrical appliaiww hnd flaturea of every kind and
description for the home, tho^ffice and the? plant.
i . the easy, rftee* » * » « » » • * * *
i
Electricity
M n t thi" n mni W, W
ry 4 full stock or Electrical Equipment and will
chance
you.
%, to serve
«
ri* -
; .i.
8. MatthPUb' ^ n pAr^ r
.-•.Mjrthewn, of Starke
^ i n e e to fM
'Y *• t . ^ ■ \ v r.y.,
^ 2 * 7 ' H® la m a t y
°f Tallab *'■’ '
^•ISi
W e take this method of extending our heartiest congratulations and
£Mhim
r l0T,7 nUftry*
,dat6 »nJ
f°r also
from
to
r, Cain * .y lind Fred Gub,nMvilleW. *'*■
m . uoDer,
Gober,
»nd
11
Retnia-1^ 'V* Beinatein,
- r
MMl
ta rttalnt'ral ■elecUon-”
tu
\ j0nlinoUB possession
taSfc
Buford was the
l u i H
Miami, and
U* State n .St' PeU,r»burg,
m
1
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new plant and we wish to take this means to heartily congrat
Callo(«fan,
4
make Central Florida even more stable and more substantial.
P r o L anUfiry- UnJ"
J Mmcnts are mad« "until
1
a ' .
1 I.'i
ppaise for the foresight! and energy displayed in erecting their
W , r H
wj-VV
Power, and plenty of it, at low rates will bring the establishment of many
thousands of homeseekers and homebuilders all of which will redact to
ias J
. circuit* Judge
office would have
i ’S e0fr-the RePuM»ean« for
vV.|
-V
Much Greater and More Rapid.
I
,,
^act that h» wob ap■ lo succeed Judge T. F.
' JPp<untei| Hst circuit judgo
[t over Ule ^11 six-
(flag tf'*
Central Florida’s In d u s tria l Developmen t
:
“Jw Buford had to qualify
Km
1 * tiJ '
. >
great industrial enterprises in our part of the state. This, in turn, will bring
7 * 7 ! "long” torms~ by
.
*-HI
•N
|rt«mpy general, John B.
lif Live Oak, will carry
.for the Democrats. The
candidate for that ofI Fred V. Marsh, who will
#t the regular Republican
This race will be for oc’ of the attorney general’s
[hr the unexpired term of
uliu was appointed
|Sut( Supreme Court bench.
™‘ful (findidate will have
■tsin in I'.IJS for tlie full
«r term,
Jthe State Siiurcmu Court,
fumheut jm tii es are on the
*tii ticket for re-election,
ut Arinsieail Drown, Rivers
:,ni) I-. N. Strum, of Talw- »ml William II. EII.3,
■ l,f the Chir, <,n|y Judge
har| tipostii.il in tlie June
I lh- defeated Francis B.
■"f iVnsmola, for the Demn,|HIJ!liltiu|l
w I’-rown atnj strum are
to fill unexpired term .
J *e bafonl to fill an unfftni nntl a full six-year
0 Kv Brown was appointed
««d Judge J off arson U.
ait' "I Rty ^
resigned,
^ blruni succeeded Judge
Roth terms
in°rl
ID2‘i.-
.T a
F / . V- akaUBHS 'M M
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r*s Jewelry Store.
Wa|ts Hardware & Furniture,Co.
180 North Boulevard, DeLantf
\
, ..r .r
..-."iqaiiJri
185-13^ N. Boulevard, DeL#mt^3
Jtr.
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'4
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SW*»9W&
Ppfr..'-*j\c
loses
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am m u ee
(Continued from apge nlhf);
30— (JP)~ Aon on wh»t wnn characterized ux j reivo and that these nrc owned by
I conflicting claim* ' Democratic extravagance during |(oral people who have stock in them
ato today of the Bi-jand immediately after the war. !
arid are a part of tho big program
Jtfn of Republican* | While President Coolidge him- |
They are
S j t * for control of Con- ■self took no active part in the t urn- •of doing hig things.
]wi#. nitt0Hincry of gov- |paign, every member of hi* ciibi* j aware of tho f a i l that those com
i- Btany (state*.
*
|rruL went, into the field in the fight; panies pay a big amount of the*
,WV© been drawn ov- , rhV Republican* have made In re- * state and i i n i r’y and city taxes and
Of CttWpaiRninir and on tnin their working nmjoritie* in
are a part and parrel of the state
5 * ^Otcr#
will decide h(*th tho liouze and Senae.
closing two year*
|tjjr
y( the |l,.ml>cr-„tir pii'i- j and city and county and are striv
administration )y
* m , m,jm l,cm ! to support |ing vtitli every ounce of their e n -j
^,iye 11 I hr work of their rampnijrn mm- orgy to r.ervo the politic in a finer
Ut4 Hotise dominated by I titil !«■<••<, which furnished an almost) and better and m -re riunVu, man
[,<*
nt Wemm ra, :, ,,„lJy ,,ri„t ()f strt(c-nM-.it.H chnra. - ,
,a r than e\<r before.
i one or both.
jte ’ i/imr Cmdidge prosperity as a I
Maty the outcome of t h e
{llu, ru.(Kl))|ivnn ecotnimv as'
The utility eomrianiea first and
S iifp ,!
.voSSjjitXeio
MMHH
■fwcwwrwgr s
s a s s s E -
m
m & L
Steel H elped
11 aJ
B uild
wm
f e
The Florida Power & Ii
Company Power Plant
t o y have a fnr-reaeh.ng
(fl(,nnK
r t h p Prcmdenlnil rnry. - i
will, |..t,d voice the I
ray
^ft»r out of this camp,,mo
, nx n ,|ll(ti,m ;it thi,;
M t h f t ' fltfUrc who
, , shj on ,.f Con if tvs* ( cliurtfmir opbe. selected to carry the ,..llv
it wa„ t l „. , | e h b , \
l i t e r e j o u r c u n p a n i c ' in wliieli
yen m
ml'-r< ’ ted I’iieun eitiy and
pet mally. '1 h
a c a.- much ia11■i «•-'*>ij in your Welfare and dewd-j
-m- of the 1', esidenl and tin- ut'im t,l a lhey a l e i’ltiwi ted in,
nf hi>l |Ilirlv
(Ipfor t!lV ■r\ m; you well. They are of you, j
Dctnocrney at
that
_
\ candidates in im
& ***“*"i already have been m ,
f,„,
We Specialize in
in
t•v yen anil for yon until the end
ib,,^ W i n thm connect..... .
t ! ,JK
(,;„denlnl nunimign d r - !
•
if the rlia|>li r doing one I Iliag w- t!
include
Se nat e,
„ |;[rK,,
p|us now in the
and im->I.' ti;*■ i ■."o : li<- v.’n t, pjm e
a « r e n e , g f Ohio, wh o a^n. n
iiml (hl,; ;it
g a S e na t e sent, and t o o
'[■r,,a , liry
i Idovoi i v. ri t, a h inp .' and imitoTit ,
SU-hic of Maryland* mnl , T u n f f '. eyision powmvard wa r , •d o( o|iie. maldlie IWn blade • of
Ohio, who are * l i » d - ' lilM0 lc(1 u , n
vl.riMI| n i t j.'i.i- i r r u # wlnwe one gr* w l>"fore
^ L r®-e]5 cti®n- ,
Alfred
K.
n .nirm.,i, llntlcr.
of the ami j ' t ‘ 'Ame " c m u n i whi r - onlv
formerly floury o r k is making I:,.|Aj|,n ..„n Njlm.ln,
Committee, |e ill bei i*y I n Ti>
i lied.
“fU* c ampai g n for g o v t . n o r w)l(, j:I „w.ki) , r „ (.|(,P, i(,n
I hc. iv onlv a pan oi v. hat the
kT ? * J , , !!i Kh,,,“
W‘" l ^ n a t n from Ala-■nclm se.f, a n d '
ill dity mi"p:*ini j ai e d>•hit
r * f i g u r e once morn in the
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Galvanized Steel Structm
fe/-- •'*
im
.Hfi,
t
,
V.
, WJS#
. i gvvvay »v*f
VMMMfK
Presidchlinl. group roininitt.-e
McAdoo, whose dead |
^ file as the Senatorial and
liomtl contests have b“en
1, tho campaign new elm
lacked a clcur-cu*. issue
It loader* of both parties
ing rigid silence on two
(’ -which
_ have been pnrne„„u
E .
v
.
r
1 red i
1
(h..j
",
Aerials
^
I ’urposes.
I t ' i . ' l h y .Mill", wife •I' lb |'r< iad d u e <tf ii. o I.. Mills,
’■I S m i t h in Nc.v ‘i • s , i- iv ■I) s|,, 1 |e I,i r i 1it ii In n. not
• ' t wo o ' t i:om, I n "tie, ! "II , II, .. it ' I ’lolhp, t . vvnit
.Midi.
Town Wants Spe. .Icrs
! ef , l
t
, )i,.
S i,I t s
id U ill l.
.Iol> t.ali tmi/ing
Iiv
the
llii|' Dip
PrtMWiK only
t lalvit
I loll -, W asher*. I ng S e re d a , etc.
,
■aiiipaigii fund' lommiftce of huge
eXpenditun
on llcpuhlii an |M
ninries this \enr ia |,i" . ic >,!\ hi
'U'l'i HlillOl* .0,0 «i'|i' i ir.ed I,pel,
1i'.V the Heiiioi nils. I he\ <I"moiuii
' n vuiut was ,1, noinmatcrt as \/ire
i‘" ' "
l.ine*. Itatlio
mono) ud.e
Ilevolalnn
l«d|y the’ c w« subje.-Ut
ded with political dynatmi.e
» tho duly roNHtituU' J ,
» organization of the I w.t !
Tmu i-i lor Tram miision
Jw P .'tti
I! i t
!;■ 'i"i-i move lo Albany, ianys -i
v. , , .
lo-pid'ii...... .. -It" m running against- <h»\ ■1
( ali'Dinia , invite" e l f in .d 1 , that will i nterest tier mbi t. 'I
an" th
l: VU I' emoerats on , he f ’ill'll i
o, •!.,. 1 S o l d lii’.’ite,
dabiated, now seeks no flee- |J,..,;|I(|(, ltl ,
,,
fe-i. driving tinourft its muls* in
t e p -father. Keprtaentai ■
office, but did r.te|> in to re, hietuvay tiaffii- nut of
'■‘ Inf legi-lilt "M, while lli" i ool order lo
trot of the Itemocri.tic o!g" I.'Ilium -t Iat mu IM
COl^tro
On ice I 1■ir 11n- way and to give spare to localr a tify In California.
I Mi 111," and pa, I. ii g
j
,
t on t he !■round i hat it h id I
Itic
IG
Wi ; l i K S H i N :
M *
ts-.
.
i
«"<« accii«e,| th.
wi„,
of
IM
mn
I lee' n,
Queen Marie Salutes A m erica’s Unknown Soldier
wnl find m lie-seiner «,alvani/eii products and It- -,.enu'r itt
nmnv ; ivtmtngcs not faiind el icwhere,
i■
opposition
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ei lie • ct in;-nnie-t whose propcrfie.s are m the >
{
Our
f.ilii ii-at im;
have e-.ciy
(,ITT( |\ |, HKtfK
facility
and galvanizing
for handling
few pnimd-s I" ti train loud.
7 U
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A- Norn,, pr.-idc.il of the
lif tin g t i l
Z ''Z 7 ,
1
Hai '»av dounml IM!
W J r l nt^ J ° t h ‘. 7 hUl b‘-Ul'<l I Nshing Compaov. was
San.md
■m with avidity.
Friday, to get informal mu on th,,i
soldi,era s i e s I di st ort
i*
* * * / *
*
work
«••itilmw-d
of any
w,
frn
Meiag located-in the Iw-ait uf
we are prepared always
ii .ually prompt •lupmeiils.
tion wah tho etiief i.istie, ,
ilifly in the Senatorial c o n - I 1 " ’ d " , “ f" r""'r ,,|"l'l«'.ve>j
New York, Pennsylvania,
11
'vl'" '•* ' barged '
_ _ New York, I’enn*ylvania, |Wl‘ h MW" " l,IMir
• ininola, Missouri and other | .
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i k i n ',ordered in New York, |'"lv‘‘rMsl,u- " ,r ,hl‘ Amenean [tail
tjWiCQnaln, Colorado, M on-|wa-v •bnirnai and aft, r n),taining
iipol*, Nevada and Culifuin- ,l" or'b i, bud the check mode pay
itblc to the ' lintlway Itoconl,"
and prosperity formed 'vhich oas -uiil to Im a fid it mils
lb iovrii ign id Isum:imu. iillied with l!" I ’niU'd States d'liii’n t he World Wnr , -I. ndiug in deni liooi.i'. e liefoir- the nation'* mar
dng cry of the Itupublican ' name. I*"\ I a-lied ripe cllei k for
organ izaiionti, with th o 1^,,,*b
payable to the '*liu 11- tial I'hrme at Arlington, \a., U) mi wbi<b the ! a jn*t placed a ttor il wreath. (irnilped leverditly heliiitil In r nr ■ I’ritice Nichulus,
committees firing or- ,v,|y tb'ern-d" by tlie Piggly Wig- Pi nuc*'. Hr aim, I diih r Seiivltuv of S id e I, P.ntler Wright, uiililuri aide* and legation altncli, ,.
‘ leidcs at the opposi- gly Cnrpuratinn.
plants ar«
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There Is N o
Substitute
Good Results Assured
The Florida Power & Light
Company
A re to be congratulated on the splendid
plant, located so close to our city. The
service they will render our community
will mean a big step in o u r c it y ’s
progress.
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ivnsion L^uipmeni, are tlemotislruing the
complete rehiholily of Cltampion prodlifts mirier all condition-: ul vervicc.
e st possible maintenance costs are the hig
'1'lH‘st* m ore titan sttlisfaviory re su lts can
alw ay s lu> relied upon altsoiutely. C h a m
pion tpialily a s s u re s ili-m . Skilled w ork
men build Cham pion products of ihe finesl m a le rla ls and Champion d esign s o ffe r
many a d v a n ce s o v e r m m e n lio iia l p r a c
factors in Champion’s ever-growing pop
ularity. They mean greater economy.
The services of our engineers are alway’9
at your dosposul without obligations to
you . Let us solve your standard or special
problems.
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Vffnltnr llnginnering (.'inu,i.uw
I. W. Ill'll in an llldg. Ivjis Angeles t ,1
(iarfnnd Affnllnr baigiitenring ( ’«n>|iaiu
Alaska ituilding, Snatllu Wushii,,j i,
A. II. Sinag-.J t'onipany
ill I I'icmeer Knilding, St. i'uul .Mu ,,
Kalph It. Kmc*!
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liong life, uninterrupted service, the low
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SALES REPRESENTATIVES
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tices, oncluding the Champion principle of
interchangeability.
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DISTRICT OFFICES
( hanipimi Switch Cumpany
II iiii-i a lii.;,13, 3 Ite,-tor
Y - City
t hampion Switch Company
It'.! III! (dent, M,hiding, Atlanta
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t hanipimt Switch Cumpany
MimiueUe Ituilding Chietigo, llli.
Ituilding., ^lotruit : Mu!,.
I). L. Hearn & Company
I.angon-Taylor Hltlg. St. t-uui*,
J . A. Ellicott .
1121 Park Ave, E ast Orange, N. JD-C Engineering Company
(JOT Weatinghouse Dldg. Pittsburgh,
ItobinHon U. Cope
1510 Santa Fo Bldg, Dallas Tex»*
» W. M. Wamaley
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Box 9-12 Cincinnati, Ohio
A. F . Krippner
1-129-1 Hth Stroot, Denver Colorado
n o \l!JlOTT*l{nAh— |*,,Ht Office Itox 81fi— lluffalo, N, Y.
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Since 1913 Labor Costs went up
94 per cent, Fuel Costs went up 94
per cent and Living Costs went
up 90 per cent, while Electricity
went down 10 per cent.
You can buy for $1.00 today, 500
per cent more electricity than you
could purchase for a dollar 20
years ago.
Private initiative and enterprise
in the electric industry is con
stantly striving toward the de
velopment of g reater effeeiency
and usefulness of electricity and
a t the same time seeking a still
lower cost level line to the con
sumer.
Florida Power and Light Company spent Inst vear $15,000,01)0 and
is spending this year $35 opiMHKi m building super-power electric gen
crating stations, high
veil ace transmission line- and auxiliaries
for the purpose of placing* behind the community, industry and labor
an abundance of dependable power.which may be obtained at a costless
than it can be secured from unynthcr local source.
Dependable Power is the vital facto r of industrial and individual
progress and prosperity.
Florida Power & Light Company
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iyery, Just from.. o
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k ic k from the state a, nao tueft a tratedi dally and'
T Rood tlma in New York and Pitts pers yore characterised aa Mmar- (
*ny mor*!L
dioxide was the fa ts of two AaR-ew »r
parlors, burgh that they are planning an vels of excellence and perfection.” r ‘der>* But If^
land county, Ohio, farmsTB who
entered a partially filled silo. Car it is conflaeiitlally whispered that other visit within the next few
lUowp stare, 4 3
bon dioxide is a by-product‘of the women are trying once again to months.
King George, after nearly two "cognize him|J3
havo i j a l .complexions fend that
fermentation which convert* the in
8 lr uuini
John oeueves
believes mac
that numerous months nway from London, agabf tbe King ac^
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sugars of the corn plant Into al
must cu itw IJi
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™ ’ on°, valuabl° oil paintings in the Uni has taken up horseback riding In ut« by a 8||ght
cohols and acids. No one should
white comnSSSoo %
andW * States «"> being damaged or Ilyde Park, much to the gratifica "compense U f l
enter a silo until it hafi been well
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° n ,!n.ed bY the ravages of the heat tion of numerous visiting Ameri American sights™
advertisements.
ventilated.
cans.
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arising from steam radiators.
them somethin,
I cncllled eyebrows and eye
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Tho king goes on his morning Ahnnf
about
" I ✓ doubt,” said tho artist,
lashes are expected by the ex
"whether the climato of tiff- Uni- constitutional usually before 8
perts soon to disappear and with L'd States is any more injurious o'clock. The early hour, however,
the mit is asserted will be a hnst- to works 1f jd'tj thnn that of Eu does not keep American tourists
What ever th,
trning of the end of the Eton rope, but I i!i h.Peve that the and visitors from the provinces women of the
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LONDON, Oct. 80— {fP)— There
overheated i.ry atmosphere of inu- 1from always being on hand to get bnvc. if possihi?*
is a subtle change in the "make
scums and l o Phurrs in which I a glimpse of tho monarch ss he Queen Mary w
Sir
John
Lnvefy,
who
is
reported
up’’ of the more extreme of the
there s ir <11 , liutings nnd tnp-J gallops along Rotten Row, np- a curious clock i
society women. The mnko ‘up is to hnvo painted more pnrtrnits of cstric:i cc.-iiu.fc !,o othor than a I parcntly quite alone, his groom bc- ° t a round
face, whir-h hi,
|ing many yards behind.
becoming less obvious and also less American millionaires than any spriour. ircnncc.”
"ct with di,mo
“vampish." Tho change in some
Sir .bib
teii loat
tont ;n the art
nrt j[ King ueorgo
George uoes
does not nlwnys
nlways
me? uttins ln , n
oir
. -.o 1 .:«•m i-ico
with a cover of i
thing of a revolution from tb° ,,,-pfors Amo •
®n.dcs, says he of production and illustration the speak, or nod to those In the park,
pie
fern
American
brunettes.
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piled on_rouge and crimson lip-rican brunettes.
1United States has little to learn' He likes to make believo he is n o t' an exact duph* ** *
jnt dueln, staged foMho beh c-' EflSt CORSt StfttlOIl
^tourists who want to*"'soo 1
--------,,, ifereGermnn university life , 1 The Florida Power & Light
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P0,‘C0 on " denn' uP Company Super Power Electric
W rf.t i r° US h0Ul th‘* I,hinc' Generating Station on the St. Johns
Art American,
his River iirrir
nr-ir rmnuinM
Snnfm i.f aafter
pret si Jin visiting
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Indeed in in sortne fraud to the police, Hx vice on Oct. II. IX’O. II da vs lers
PA hlS, Oct. 80—</P)
pjvc
thousand American students of all
enttgoriea will be found, enrolled
in the French' Universities, nrt
and technical schools before the
autumn registrations nre complete
jo judge from present indications.
Cast year's enrollment, roughly
I.HOO was itself an advance of ii
rt —n<l ^•dogne have excavation lor inundation was un thousand over DJ2I and the UniThey nre chnrgod dertaken,
versify- mithorities
look
for th*
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’ oolleCTlng admission fee t •
The
mammoth
producer
of
elecadvance
in
the
11)26-27
regfrom 25 cent*, to $1 to
tric energy is now a part of the j 'H,r|,tion.
duds which touri&ln
Daytona
and Sanford high voltage ! The American University un^ told, were regularly fought
rdadhouso court yards hy trnn*«misr.iyii nerve* line system, j ion in (he Koulcvnrd S t. Germaine,
and will, by the last of the yenr, j ‘c swamped with demands for entof student fraternities.
be interconnected with a miter plant nblnges, syllitlmscH and other un
, r . . » fotind professional duelnow
under construction in the Kv- iversity literature, ns well as mii» pbsing as students, fighting erglades
near Ft. I.auderdr.le, with peals
• for
-help
• in finding rooms
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Jttk e ts stained with blood re
a double circuit of 66,000 volts engaging tutors and the like.
4ntod an having flowed from each.
lids received in immoiiini
The ultimate rapacity of the San
-.•^counters.
Tit.* I>i.e|
I he influence of American auto-
ford plant is 181,006 H. P. and 201,- motive practice is becoming more
■fehlolccmt. Tin
•lao there was no mirgii-at nH. 11 P‘ *’".r tht’
f^u.k-rdale and more apparent in the French
plant, milking “n l ' " " ,"i'»d total industry. 'Ihis is shown particu
Why the heads of duelist
capacity of .T.t.r»,ll00 II. p. The Sun- larly in the growing favor for
swathed ill bandnges
1 r<-r dplarp has e..ct th*. em paov j six cylinder machines
Pwenty
a little h.-ttca than $.'<.606,000, and, new .six cylinder models
'thing better illustrates tin- I the
1 Lauderdale plant will cost the inn, ketVhis 'y ear!"T h e French
from monnrchinm to deni
over .?7..r;<Hi,M0n when
-ted.
motorist demands above all, econ
In Germany, snid Karl ZnvThese
two
plants
are
a
part
of omy, high speed and as much rornrecently, resigned as Prussian
* W of the interior for he the Florida Power and Light Com fort as is compatible with those
o f ill-Dcnlth, than the mot pany's IPLT, S:t5,o«»,tm» C.nstriic- conditions.
of the old and the present jtion program now near completion,
Consequently all tho now G cytl chiefs of police Herr Von ii*ncl will extuud from Live Oji !< and imh-r englnesare small, varying |
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Hawthorne,
St.
Augustine,
Jhrongh
v In tilt* Knner's i!;ivs# Zrv*
from 1200 cubic cenimeters to Yfi,
_ »nicl, ran fhi*
me*il i*n I’iilnM I I'. Dayfi.n.1 and Sanf.rd 00 m capacity with engino speed's
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principle: "I warn t
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1 *1* l" -•’•'00 revolutions jier minute. •
Ita y away.” Today t Ii > siog-ir> <'o:i 1 1,) I ' .rida to M ;, ,|. .... I
These
machines will carry four I
J- the police
dcp.-i •1f|.-Mt i- idn C'ty; and fp-in Iliad nl- n to persons ,,i ■speeds ranging front I
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tpleasc atop closer "
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Although
the largest
1 ' e 1ted I \ high .- ....n . , j-,,,.
•V,RWeh the same the world m ...
of ih,mi is smaller in engine tapm
'-an
lines
at
Punt
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jplihan dramatic critics have said
" '" y than the smallest American
rr^cctloiis on the "l.mv • Arcadni and cant throni'h Okeeautomobile, yet they are so well
l'h"biM*to
Ft.
Pierce,
where
it
will
m a jirity .” They resent th<*
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inipanies.
Power, and great
an enviable position now and with almost unlimited power, cheap water
transportation, and admirable location, what can keep us from becoming
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,t should he.
Financial mstitutioas , 00k with favor on indultry of
all km s and are always glad of the opportunity of co-operating ,0 make
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We are proud of tin- fact that we were
aide to install the best in office furnilure m the new building of the
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sr’hip is grow ing
ll. in other lu tes
Ibivt-stimr money in
Itoucrvati.e bonds
I 1 w en per cent
|jnr appeal- lo the
jtlas-i. A rem ark■tomcr ownership
l been the whole
Jk which em ployW with the feelhy companies in
■pant’ii” and the
J the same feeling.
|wmmi>tli plant o f
*tr 4 Light CumIfonl not only gives
|Kwkhuklers a p ro
' aid they are not
|the great work o f
tomplished by th e
'4 Light Company
but as “our eoinK
She stale the
p u r "wiu-isliip is
P *n 'bis coiiipniiy
nmises tlo-ni annual
I'l*" promises them
r ts and real service
1lv"rk Is-iiig aio oin-
We extend our congratulations to all concerned.
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Harry M. Daugherty (righ t), attorney general in the Harding cab
inet, and Max D. Stauer, his counsel, exchanging felicitations follow
ing disagreement of the New York jury which tried Daugherty and
Thomas W. Miller, former alien property cuntodinn, on charges of con
spiracy. The jurors set a record hy deliberating more than 65 hours.
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It is making industrial development certain.
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This hank joins with the rest of the community in
T h e Sanford Steam Electric s
The Sanford Steam -Electric Station is Served by a SMf-Sup- J:|
porting, llrick l.ined Streuni-I.ine Stack
power company on the finishing of its new plant.
complimenting
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Congratulations Florida I'ower and Light Company,
your foresight und energy in completing your new plant
O F SANFORD
deser.vito unlimited praise.
FRANK P. FORSTER* President
B. F. WHITNER, Cashier
A.L. BETTS, Assitsant Cashier
I’roRri'SH o f ( ) U1. c i lv
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Greater Prosperity
u,. •peakcr. “their
dividends for
[;t;n Street,
It :
l.o. •• who
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idship in every rmiisd citizen^ are large
more s able and firm cond.tions which result from fhe establishment of in
dustrial enterprises.
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|hvf n-lifidenee in
: thnn' vvil Ii th eir
ItbfV' (irr -M ate to f
sstnami ' ‘I.»•t” in
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pounds to tbo square inch in the
Friend* said she was well
recent Florida hurricane, F. E. in musical circles both hi
Schmidt, New York engineer^ told East and West. It is
the American Institute of Steel had a sister living in
Construction, his investigation-! . R. I.
nfter the storm had determined.
The annua) convention of the bistiCanada's new chain of twent
tuto is in scsison horc.
two department storca will
Architects nnd structural steel i Canadian goods, but will
experts, Schmidt said, need a new j those from all countries.
instrument by which they can | For the benefit of those
measure the pound pressure of u ' low-power radio sets the _
squnro foot of wind to build in Frcs State will establish three
telligently and guard against wind- j broadcasting stations throughout
stormH nnd hurricanes.
tho country.
Automobile licenses in Aust
A 11 effort is being made to in-! nre being issued for twelve meal
traduce geese feathers from Rus- ; from the date of registratlc
sin into this country.
j matter when given out.
More Power
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kurai.M' that he s
Inonry ovei (<• wildicd «vi'l”i»i-i -, that
mid stand by their
Company
» e d « „ V “,g ol m„ch credit lo, .heir wW om and (otesigh,
y k-„nipanics from j
nl „f the employes
he business.
n
I t", realize ths* m
public they'1probt with their own
piile meets smile in
Li, where formerly
n was likely. Emtutives d"Wa. work
[a lucre ftitnilly ut-
! 5* 'll- l- ipi : . IV- (
lut'litie;, there is a ,
iiorki-r I" inw’-t his
Light
w. fewer Senator
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-Mr vi.-t; III pah
I he above picture was made from (he We. 1 1at ranee to the new
lit e- 'iV I' I'l v -.-ntaHonda
Bower and Light Company's new steam power plant.
|labor. All article
ladisnapi’
Utw: pupi l' 1' the
s.iys that public
D isagreem ent W as A greeable
|be mil'!-' the 1“"t •
Florida s greatest commercial city?
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lW with their cus-
quantities of power. is needed for big manufacturing houses. Sanford is in
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leh a majority stock
Willi the completion of the new power plant across the river Sanford is
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Another
just one step nearer its goal of a great industrial city.
«l»Ud t the movements
from the ^
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West for universal suffrage.
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• * IfcS KILLED
W. II. Wihon, Democat, in his op
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nnd a
^•lary ”T. Norton,'
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Democrat v ...• !'.,,x
tfbt- hy
. aro HOU--■> six represent*.
’ r|iivnrni»t a milli°n
DETROIT. Oct. 80 -</Pt—One
Jersey.
Kite utility servin’
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ncxt- luesday’s elections.
in Kentucky, Alben W. Barkley,
hank
robber was simt to death and
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Others
hml
hoped
to
travel
jrcuritJc* °f
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Mrs. John
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to travel Democrat, seeks to unhorse Senthc ’ "with the One Womnn Deuires Place
»r K .,,t,„ kv;
•‘ ‘7 " b a t the Cautiul guides tell K. lydiags, Democrat, would oc- unothcr wounded today when n
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sent from wl.i,
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' 'tor8l !f t u> '"ngest corridor in ator Krnst, Republican; Millard pnssing patrolninn thwarted their
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j,j,3 more widely
!'">■ pulilic
tjuhlk' hbuilding
the world,
cupy the seat now held hy Senator attempt to r . t h e bank of p"Candidates Is Largest In ! *ign«i
uft.-r i„, ,,„n i(, io
M!inij
have all «‘b.-r
th"
lr
nspirations
were
denied
Wc llt-in, Repuhlicnn, Maryland,
History of The Country itoilCl* to the- | Y , j pi-i'iN-nti'i'r"
'be pnmnries.
,rica comt>i'',,,land Hurry Ji}. Ilnwes wquld re 1 troit branch at Chopin nnd Michi
‘ that, through
WASHINGTON, Oct. .10—(/P)— ; hihitiori law!"
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place Senator' Williams, Republi gan avenue on the west side.
iUninrt‘ company Nineteen women seek to join th e! Coi.l.-ll Hail r......„...
j
r women candidates each, while one can, ns Senator from Missouri.
Embroidery workers
in the
jtilities. "'nr «'ut " r three who now hold seats in the th- D,r, ,, y
,
" " f ' •"■1 is listed in Iowa, Washington,
In Arizona, Representative Cnrl 1 Shanghai district of China now r e
in* today arc c<"»- House; those three want to come to. ,
N
Idaho,
(
alifornia
and
Tennessee.
Hayden is tanking the race against ceive from five (o twenty-five
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• •'"■1 iv leu 1Ice in th“
lly in the welfare -bnck
Wisconsin
comes forth with the Senator
for another term, und still lio n --. n,„|, i , , , . . . V '
’
Cameron
Republican, cents n day.
If the utilities.
o womnn seeking n Senate while Elmer Thomas, Democrat,
another woman desires a place in a woman- Mr. .\,imi
Because <>f heavy cost of fuel,
i the list of indtvull-bice, Mrs. Ella Tunney Sanford, aspires to occupy the Senate seal
fof these securities
caused
hy the Coal strike, potter
who IR running on the Prohibi now held hy Senator llnrreld, Re
This array of women candidates , onsee District.
ies of England have raised the
■butcher, the baker
tion teket.
publican, Oklahoma.
prices of their wnreH.
kick /oaker all nre for congroasional places in Tues- \ New York has five w.„llnn , ,
Lr with person* en day’s elections Is the largest in , didates, all running on the Social
Lhfr «kcupat ions, the hJstory of the enuntry and 1st ticket, „„d Illinois has three
is but additional evidence that wo- all I'regre.siv.-s
•ijicnsmen are going in more and more
Kentucky, I’emisylvauiii
y
rtfticallv nil
Jersey and .Massachusetts l.t’.vc nv?,
_ on the customer for political honors.
Util their securities
brings the mw'l'treach "f ‘‘very mA nother View of New Plant
.,e«ses the power
0f that which he
,-,-r the late James
,-til "f success."
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Air Department 0 f <’".umer,,., ....... .
tin* Navy Warner, right, Floyd ...........
r ^ j t remarkamo
financing if
,0Bik affair- •"
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iM ;vi" '
S |- A" '’l'st^n<■ «»«' j rhnos'as mudil,,t,y
“CCHmpl,si‘
that Lotte Rcneigric's silhou•>}lam hies, thereby unking one [
, movie “he advent ures . f lingi
t«’r-'onne»-(cd elect) ificatien
gee Achmod," reco/ni,-. ,| a- Un
A police officer at Versailles, on
synttjn.
I h.-r«* are now liiii cities
it Cinema levler produced in
his heat about midnight noted 1
a
id
.
"iala
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Florida
, any, lasted just two
-.
•"uviet holding forth in the booth
no of Berlin’s leading :henlie- I'o '.'i- .V Light Conqi.fiy'i S<m- .o ar the main gate of the prison
‘
him»-fv
1
-.Ly;.tcm.
n
aching
ap
. ry picture in “Achnied,” n:i
rein-rally occupied by the keeper
aflblan nighfs tale, was m i mn pro .mati-lv linn,(too people.
duty. Sixty jiri/oners .-dept
. df|‘ paper. Ipsa ted
sliilcs and
soundly within.
A^BBOtographcd a), the rate of .V’
"U'h.i are you dtoing here? askf^-.ljjperato slides for each seiond t»t* *l,r" I
11 wealthy bin helor l.rnth- 1d the policeman.
. fUm. Miss Iteiniger worked on it
l ei lilter« Sting, sidelight na
"Do.,t<m‘ after the jail so „„
j£ fp r two years. Critics nb.. lament diplomatic life n the tinm an cap P*i-liners escape." replied the eonthat Emil Jennings, “ Var- it il is t.-vealed ley Baroness Louise '"•L who proved to he a burglar
J’ji
fflte<l as the second
best \ ' a Baihnil/. .Hall/.an, who puh- fin in g five years.
yS^Jjyin film achievement in th* •;:'d, di.aws ii minister's salary of
"Whore is .Mallet, the regular
it year, is being appreciated Ii In a weekly soiicly letter.
keeper . queried the cop.
in tho United States than it
Di
Sin email, the Baroness
“ Across the street." replied the
•t home.
en'ertainment and another 81,75(1 burglar, pointing to a cafe
j only $G,(i||(l n year with a monthly
I hith< r the policeman proceeded
retrenchment of the int"r- 1allowance of about. $.180 for official " 'll. ne«rt*€l at a table, was the
. military control commission a year ns a member of the rcieh- keeper „„ .July engege.l in a game .
.
ieeping pace with tho growing * tag.
■t dire with a murderer recently 1
iRlatlon between Germany ami
“ D is sheer luck," the baroness sentenced to Devil’s Island:
■orstwhllo enemies. Today the wrote, "that the incumbent of the
Mallet resigned the next day.
inhelon comprises 80 pffilers foreign minister’s portfolio hns
■mglish and French offiieers private means at his disposal. Dr.
‘ (T R A N POLICEMAN SHOT
mlnntng. At the liegimitig Streseinan has u wife who, through
I* yoar there were 100 officers '"•i only l>ri.tle r Di. \'.m Kleeliel.l
HAVANA, (h t. 20.—1/11— In a
then less than half ik- taff IM la a foitnniile (id- .I kui. Th.- battle between political opponents
kept an eye ».e i|t,. , . 1• ■ ' ' 11
the little town of Santo Do ,
1* e ! imated at !«•- ;
918. There also
, • ' 11 "
•' -i a million murk I ""ag o, Santa Clara proCio -e. Sail
fked diminution in tile •' aa. d ways a ..i.. ip,.ii willing to help ||j;. dal.o Martinez, chief of p„|„-«. |,i '
technical staffs.
1hniiffeur and a civilian wvre!
__
. . .
1 Uobough apparently j not what Deed upon and fatally wounded
when the police were answering a
nnsiti T
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,M,' » e in n
ledur and M, •refore a I not cull that threatened a political
position to enterl am as lav it j;,
I ,,.„-d i„ |„. .
"" ‘ I
»'t a theater. The three I
Ii/bnenh,L
^ 7 K
*"Kh
board for a- jurents to 1ova I men dual a lew hours Inter. Sev
because ho lias a wife who in crowns
eral others were wounded.
Ford, plane he
Seeing him off
Iron, the left H i'/ T " ^
° ff
second Iron, tin-
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19 WOMEN SEEK ?t e r : - S " « ; Sen8te Onn m
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SEATS IN HOUSE
AT THE ELECTION
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The Florida Bower and Light Company will give you
un abundance of power for your bent, your light and
your power nnd we can give you nil the fixtures and ap
pliance* with which to loosen your labor «ud decrease
the cost of living. In this modern day Electricity is truly
the servant of man, serving him mot* economically and
efficiently and we will be pldased to demonstrate the
many electrical fixtures and appliances we Jiaw in stoelt.
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FORREST LAKE, President A. R. KEY, Cashier
R. W. DEANE, Assistant Cashi r
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tJSanford is already known as the world s greatest celery producing section.
It enjoys an enviable reputation for its farming, done on a scale more inten
sive than that to be found at any other place. Sanford is the recognized
leader of the farming industry, and that fact is what has made it the sound
substantial municipality that it is known to be. Without our celery farms
we would not be the prosperous community we now are.
tJJWith that in mind, the City Commissioners of Sanford believe that an
other opportunity for the right kind of development is presenting itself to
the people of this district. With the completion of the large power plant by
t j Sanford can easily m ake itself Florida’s greatest industrial city.
The new
plant will m ake more power available fo r manufacturing purposes. W ith a ll the
pow er needed, with no better location to be fou n d in Florida, with transportation
facilities in all directions, just what industry wants, nothing can keep Sanford
from becoming a great inductrial city.
The City Commissioners wish to extend congratulations to the Florida
Power and Light Company on the completion o f its beautiful plant and
hope that it will be but the beginning o f another great class o f industry in
Sanford.
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NEW RORK, Oct. .SO—tA1)—Na
tional championship aspirations of
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p
5
powerful elevens wore mugnetd for
thd
gftme
was
colled
a
ho oct. so.
great crowds in the Kitajs today
togs-up
by
the
time
come
00,000
*t'« own football differSpeculators asked $20 nf^l up for
qdd
fans
wore
storming
the
Illi
. Over*)t*<low«l today by
n ticket to the gaum nt New Iluvon
national significance, nois Stadlunp
the trip>vl
In tho WoBtcyn conference pro
between undefeated Nuvy and
hy Pcnn*ylva,’lu nnd
reason eU f
Yale, All 711,000 scats were sold.
E^h led the list of inicr- per, llic major game was the Minijcjotu-WisconsIn
clash
at
Madison,
Igt home, while Michigan
. Therb were nldicatlons of a ca
W(.re in tbe vnn of with.Miniu’sotu rated a slight fnpacity Sif 05,000 at the
Polo
yorito to emerge ar. a likely conon eastern field*
Grounds I * tho Cernell-Colunihin
involved tennis in ferenci challenger. The prospect
struggle. There was a heavy de
^ r ftk-p
battling. .....
but of, of wonderful football from {ho
riitf ...........
mand for tickets for the Lnfayette, oni.. (,r
or two nonwofl* of any
nny buckeyes drew around CO,000 to
Wni'.hitiglon and Jefferson clash at j
,m- in s”hjn>g the Stage Field in spite of the fact
oitani"
Philadelphia.
iTen !;’nl Mis'nnjci valley Chicago was given virtually no
I ’l.wnrfu! Michigan was at Ral-J
|chance against Oiiin, Northwest
timer
In (day.a navy eleven seek-1
ern-U:rn was coliceilc'l the sei'iml ca*;y
;j inlrrt I '.nil
lug
revenge
for an overwhelming
fc,< fori■nir "t lit liiirno i tiiiiiiiph of die year over Indian;’.
tlefc.it last, year,
jut N>: i1 I*11,11 ,v:nmst Cnrrnll ('oilei'e and Indiana Norn.a!
I'" ’ ‘ M'l f.itind eiilirs dividnl mi
ia Tech ”i'i ' I In Mid- : were 1>>-' i cspecl ive non-cmilerencc j
‘ {I iMusr.nie
r
'll* ^ah’ trmy, \’>a hinglon and
HM r .
j«e i'.;n* inti; n timial foe opponent : of linvr and Purdue.
'.at'ayrtle nanus, v.inl.’
1:1 Missouri valley t,oiilcr«,ii'( !
j fer
\V‘•!'••rinc“, :’*>•
'.I . Mv l
Brown wa, lav m od over Dad i S A V K by Riving uh your sid ew a lk , d r i v e w a y * ^
Ueade.t f r their second battles, Kan-as was at Drake, with t
me■11h, Michigan over Nnvy, Cor-!
Ten title, whereas Dial," given an edirc; Ncbraukn
Hell over Columbia, New Vmk Uni tion w ork. All w ork guaranteed*
our niilrst"in’ in Iloclt- was favored to down Iowa State p*
versity over Furdham, I'rinceiioi i
rated a
bj| grai iron eampiijgii. Lincoln; Okiuh<»fta was
over Swnrtliinore and Syracuse | •*'•'!" ?V St t r t T j ' i S
y■
.V
]ja.- ,j,nvin <1 two Big slight fuyoriLc over Washington at ’
over Johns Hopkins.
I*m u***n ?»*m m u n m n »k k u n m u d 9u n m n M n *
d Stmth- St, Louis,
and At'1’
o big o|>Yale’s stock dropped slightly ic- , a
None of tho four lending teams
pin ill1' '
*- t* /i^W
anmumeenunt came that Guy "
schcdule. |in t.ltg vullcy .rflyo wyry engaged in
airiiu.
Richards would not la* started at
red to re- conference games, Missouri being
mu' w.‘‘
tackle.
Noble and Kline, baeksouthliend nt West Virginia nnd the Kansas
invuMni'
field stars, were not available
as having Aggies entertaining Arkansas at
i was reg
\rrxuoGz
5B5IH3?
either.
t of ilie Manhattan.
The Olilahifina Ag|jta stiff’’
“ Lillie itil" Pierce
vd" Nightingale
Hopes of the Navy wilted slight
at Pi'iin'5 ,oa, •oi .ing gies and Gtinnoll enjoyed a week
Itig ,ii\" Sail T
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igh r gis- end respite.
ly with word tHut Slmpley, star
tprat the
.
anions
(mini
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on
r
of
t
he
"Phondy0
JJmith.
E
Salter has -tailed in nmning interference
|Chicago ai nfadalphiii.
Two other interseetionals on
buck, would not lie in the starting
ital. is playing a gn it gome for Hern r, lie having lineup,
ru, entirely mid-Westurn grid irons were the Mercer Hem..........lied" Nigh'inga.e, an Ori.i,m<> i
kun'cvcr,
i a hat <1 i :n I- >, r. 1 hi- t rio
i ,1a. "1 .it t te It 11" I' m i
(bids mi llisivvii mounted to five II
lltom liiiir fe g ty t the Carnegie Tcch-Detroit game at De a big | Ii*l III Ihe tl* teat el tile Cllicet it\ "
in 1 'wbefii tho troit and Hunknrll's game against will show tli’ ir wares In
iHwhigan ;in
to tldiree became of injuries to
mi ,\t mist i<‘o I lay a- am ,-d i lie i’olliur. Tars.
s
■n i hu^Wfo j a tho Haskell Indians.
l.Wttv given
Dartmouth stars.
Coining Ui
Aril
Others Are Renewing M&flbet
Have You Shown Your Civic Spirii|j
hv Peekinpaugli at short, coupled
with the fact that the Washington
mils in the
fielders lost, several ,
Pitts
murky HtmiMpherr,
si el
\hern Conference Is
Toes Today With One
imber ’sLeadTh iredtehed
burg home the winner.
of tho Ians came to the park with
the hope of seeing Ituth either
knoi k the ball out. of the lot or
Nlrito out, Either tinpiiening eontained a tiig thrill.
i The intentional pass, therefore,
uns a rather sad handling of tin
slugging Itamliino.
While the intentional p;ms is, in
a
. the lillgidioo of baseball,
no i,no appears able to offer a
.satisfm htrv solution.
JOIN OR RENEW
Fight Results
Sanford Chamber of Commercoj
NEW YORK— Ace Minikins, Ne
year, two
In the series of l '
braska, beat Phil MeGruw, De
errors at a i l it teal sp. gave St.
troit, 12. .Sid Bitrlmriun, Detroit,
j »j tij
11>
Louis three m i n i , j u s t enough to
nnd Tommy Farley, Philadelphia,
win the deriding game by a onedrew, tl). Billy Petrolic. Fargo,
•
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-fc- t W-J J
run margin.
knocked out HUnro Martinez,
t h i t-i
' Playing Strength
Jit Asswiatwl Press
GeoVgia nnd Florida came to
Spnin, 2. Hid Hnrkelyn, Nebras
Each series was a thrill t” I laworking day for gether. fn Athens Georgia ip the
ka, scored u technical knockout
Discussion us to th« relative very fini-di.
1 r)
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the .Southern confer,- npnual classic (or lhose two tynmsj merits of the two major leagues
over Frank Gaggano, New York,
Ithe four game lead of North Carolina and North Carol will continue as long as bateball
Mexiimler tin I •icn|
.'1. Walter Hogan, Ossining, N. Y.,
Outstanding St ar s
[ |t'im was threatemid ina State met, nt Chapel Hill In Is plnyed.
**
1lie a d lo ’oa ol ,,,u‘ «(:n> verv (beat Tommy Renriof, Bridgeport,
111 reeVuitiiig ill* ir |hi,, i- rto'il
“ meeting m the grid thyir yearly dnsh nmf South Car
The portiitin Nali>>nal I 'ague the colleger., aibateiii ami miimi
t! n g i.i a hall Huh the pioper Connecticut,, -L
olina was host to Virginia in the |rooter will offer you a mure o! I the American League hits i’eeu u j pi imaiit b'.uaue, iijn tii
OR[,AMUMA CITY
Hammy
( h'VeA D o lla r in t h e fita h k
|took it.* mi allied ree- 'only other conference contest of tho ! reasons why the senior orgiinivuilightweight clmnipiun,
j trifle more foi'tllli'ile in i'll*' *'• laii'l Uexaa.ler .lui that u rv thing Mamlel,
litlc with Louisiana day.
heat Clatlsine Vincent, Stillwater
lion is the superior.
I Ibe
" ’ AmcriAniciiget t ing rookies who h.i.« for i in’ S ’. Loin . ( 'ardiiia1-'.
Is W o rth T w o m th e P o c k e t
tfsity which based its
Georgia Tech Look Southern con can League sup|ioiter will preM'in, ■|a ^,,i. dgvelopeil into colurful M ” . j Alexander not only mad" the Oklahoma, HI.
j|c(ury mi attempts to ference colors into Intersect ion nl just as many in rcTHil lab
PROVIDENCE, IC. I. -T om m y
It would be a difficult nuttier i'"i t 'aialnmt i a Nutnnal ].e.i,;uc p< nitthcail attack of Coach combat wilh.Notro.Dqmo.at SoutbA (tullur in .the bank lastn longer and keeps grow -*;
As a matter of fa, t there is lil the National League to mime si, n.ini wii’ie i but w i ld i h.impion i |I.oughrun, I’hiladelphia, won on a
>.'
Ueii/J, Indiana, with Coach ttoekne’s lie or no diffeienie between U> '
ing
larger.
font
frum
Chink
Wiggins,
Indi
a ; well
Virginia Polytechnic warriors favored to humble the playing ‘ Ireiigtb •>! the two hiv player’-, sxbo carried III.- color am!
anapolis,
5.
are as popular with the fans a, 1 'I lie g i; a' At,"
tai)i|lla d I he
Thu two pocket dollar will soon be gone.
Inrsiiy of Mtxsissippi, Golden Tornado /bom Atlanta.
TAMPA — Armando, Shekels,
leagues.
Waller .lolin 'mi, Ty ( otib, Ti i- C" rd- Will1 a pll iriji.' "inn li Ihat
Alabama jp it)i jin
Deposit your dollars safely in, the bank whert;
Virginia Military Institute, Mar
Belgiuai,
outpointed
Frankie
OsQne year it may seem as if tli" Speaker. George Si.-.lcr, faldil' Col ti.nl been ijcl;i,ig. if iv:i ■ I lie very
[♦(tttr, also wont Into yland and Vanderbilt hud pon-conthey
will lie earning interest "wages” for you.
a
tiling Denied t>> round out a good mir, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 10. Vega
pnfernico opponents ferenre games scheduled,, with the peutiulum bad swung slightly in la lias and ISube Ifni It.
The Amet it an league ha had elm, iino a chump.on lup aggrega- Rubin, Spuin, knocked nut Jimmy
tt the Mbslssippi Virginians meeting Davidson nt vor o f the National. The next ymr
■j-A’iBurke, Mobile, 7. Kid Laguila
many more. 1 ■•iaiply have seleetia! i!»n.
It
ma.v
appear
as
if
the
Americans
kvllle; Vijhylrilu PfJ, Gcxlngton, Maryland entertuiniug
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West
Indies,
beat
Willie
Cobb,
St.
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tit:*
all'
m
e-iumin]
six
as
milslaiidjj
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punter.-.' Kentucky’s Gulhuidet and the Commodores has a scant edge.
' V-r-WM?
Since both leagues rvivnit llu' n ’t"
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’ ’Me, m l ’,' human.
Vnvtune a , Petersburg, 4.
l*ti«n i ii Blue,Gross tuking on Southwestern PresbySAN
FRANCISCO—Eddie
Rob
players from the same sonic
T h " faun* of tli,” " players lias
A. tor*-.,,,
Ltke Mi,. Msjpjgns ctvr- tsfia|> University, in,Nashville.
slaiidnr'! d’lni' much Uw a nl popularizing l h ' \ whl)
j. (i1, ., ,,|t|
p.,, t.-aguH'. erts, Tacoma, knocked out "Irish ”
[wliughl on.-TuIttuo’s
Cfenison, following its (utile aj- •is easy to see why tin
Dallas
always remain ‘‘^■h ll" A.... .. an league with the fans. ■ ui)|
r
the wmtii of Fngin, Neurit, N. J . 1.
liftto enemy territory in tempt to «tbp Wuffurd Thursday I , *
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Bateman, St. Paul, won on u teebKmsix years. Babe lltilb i»!‘ ' liia1
(',„. |,r .
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SANFORD, FLA.
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been (lie biggi'St. figure in base-;
i iiieul knockout over Ted Nicolai,
'which Ias I week held Carolina’s practice for the Virgi- f
San
Francisco,
2.
S e r i e s ’ I’roof
M.all, in all (imbability the ’" " I Made tin* < a r d i n a l .
p#i two to nothing score, nrn game today was obtained in a
Per imps the last three
world . imporltint athlete in the history of
>vN A t ; !■; Ii, MH ' \ i.’Tl I V of the
SAN ANTONIO--Mike Vusquez,
sit favorite u, win frpm 12 to f) defeat Thursday at the
series o ff er the most eonvineing : the spoil from any angle yon may r h i { .I(tf0 rul(K> jn ti
f|1. it JV111. as El Paso, beat Earl McArthur,
Montgomery^ 'i’he Se- haiujs of tho Citadel.
proof «9 to the equality of stun ' <are fo . onsid. r him.
'a hig league managir. turned Alex Sioux City, lowc. 111.
* n « v V # ^ x r v w ^ n r v • -**
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#lie» went into battle
^yashb’$ t‘>n *nu Eee's warriors dards in the majors.
If is impess,l.le to compute what■' |t,p
flir
waiv(.r
EL PASO—Johnny McCoy beat
peund iidvantagt! over routed, today afjei; thejr diaastrous
rW(, lsc. ht. m|4,,.(| Gyj> Williams, Toledo, H. Wijlio
In each instance the series went m„. great st ar like Roth means U> |M U o f n ,m
Poly, outfit
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week by Qeorgia Tech. the limit, seven games, tlte winner the pieiitige o a n|,tpu "ague in |^ ( mv uncumjilimi'iitary Words to
Baldwin, Fort Bliss, defeated Bob i n i i i i i i i i i i n i i i i i i n i i i a n i a i i i i i n
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being decided 'because of some purtuuiur nnti hnsehall in general. \
by Rondley, Toledo, 8.
lucky break rather than marked
SACREMENTO—Ollie Bartlo^t, S
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superiority of play.
A Persian cat dwtied by Mrs. Al St. Paul bantamweight, won the
The mention of Ruth always
In 1D21, Washington heat the
bert Thompson, of Aah ford ly, Eng ilucision over Frankie Murray, of
New York Giants becauso two brings up tho nmrh aigued pilin', land, swallowed u darning noedlli Philndulphiu, 10.
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hplls bounded over Third Base the intentional pass.
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man
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fiend,
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|G0, Oct. Si.— (/Fj-Irijc Iowa earned a second touchdown
Wuh about to make plays for what seven games, Ruth whs Walked It was removed with « pair of pinch weight, won on n foul from Terry
h bmily checking off.the against Illipois which the Iluwktinu-s.
scented curtain outs.
Silin, Oakland, 4.
Aing u,waril ” uv< j 3 j eyea did not score, referring to the
Unquestionably a g reat majority ers.
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Tlte following, year faulty piny
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We need “two-party” goveninent, with hath
.a ■
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a
important foot- f(pld.. general elected to send
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THIS NOW.
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tW*» Uiiiu Stadium to try wore lnomovablo.- A drive off
means of securing Federal ala ana ec .
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age and inland water-way transportation
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NEED THIS NOW.
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94— Houses For Sale.
90— Aut
Sale
L. PERKINS,—Haberdasher FOR SALK—Ono six hole wood
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AD. R A T E S
FOR RENT.—Nico 4 room furnish FOR SALE.—5 room
headquarters for G o l l t g l a t a
atucco TOURIST WHY PAY R E N T ?—
range stove. 810 \V. 2nd St.
USED CAB EXCHANGE
Clothes- 110 Firat Street.
ed apartment. 211 Laurel' Avc.
'CM* »» A d«n«
Bungalow. Corner Elm Ave.,
CORNER
PARK AND SECOND
You
can
buy
two
furnished
Phone 156-W.
nml Highland St. Muat be told houses and one store building on
Q.
W.
WANSLEY,
Manager
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MLscelleanous.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY '
[ jT r iM b* « " ' * * {
this week, can bo handled with' lot 61 x 240 for $4600.00. Terms,
"The
Raxall
Store"
1
collator ««nt
Ono 4-room apArLment. Langley $500.00 cash, balance to suit pur Apply Thurman Chancellor, owner,
JEW ET T AND PAGE
FOR SALE
We make a specialty of dur prompt
for payment
apartments,
also
one
furnlihed
RIVE'S GARAGE
chaser.
Phone
713.
Dixie
Highway,
West
F
irst
Street.
filling of prescriptions and quick
Book Case, three sections, fancy
' ..... ioc ■ Hne
Sanford Daaier
bedroom for young lady. Call 828-J
.
delivery.
glass
front;
25
Volumes,
complete
208 W. 1st St.
Phone 617
gc * line ■ Drags — Soda — Hot Sandwlchos
1
ROOM
house,
W.
Sanford
and
85—Loti For Sale
set, Mark Twain; 60 Volumes, com
NICE
Three
room
apartmentwith
DeLand road. Price $1200.00. J . I.
1717—7c * ,illi
plete set, Harvard Classics; 5
14 GOOD Used Cars For S a l e private bath, Seminole Hotel. Kurnbo, owner.
19— Building— Contracting
Dodge Sedan; Essex Coach; Lin
\o iimcs, Everybody’s Cyclopedia;
lrJ j rates are for
coln Touring; Moon Sedan; Nash
7 Volumes Business Law, fuso FOR REN T.—Furnished 3 room
insertions.
Method.
CLARENCE SMITH
garage apartment.
Pea Gee NEW BUNGALOW— Five rooms, EXCELLEN T BUY IN HOMES. Coach; Cadillac Roadster; Cadillac
.of average length
Phaton; Cadillac Touring; Chandler
high elevation. Price $0260. Very
lint
General Contractor
Will accept best reasonable offer Paint Store.
ensy terms. Bart Nason, Valdex 6 room house In Edgcwood, 3 bed Touring; Ford Sedan; Oakland
600
W
est
F
irst
Street
for
whole
outfit,
or
Bell
separately.
A
of *
'or
rooms, dining room, living room, Touring; Overland Sedan; Hud
Hotel Bldg. Phono 853.
at Phone 441
Six Column Burroughs adding
kitchen and bath. Also front and son Brougham; Hupmoblte. San
Machine, good as new, slightly
^Using is restricted to
JAMES H. COWAN— All kinda of
OWNER GOING -NORTH—Will back porch. Price $7150.00. Easy ford Cadillac Co., 117 E. 2nd St.
Phone 121.
aification.
Tin and Sheet Metal Work. used,; Underwood Typewriter, 14sacrifice six room house having terms.
in.
Carriage,
used
only
few
weeks,,
or is made The SanWater and Boat Tanks. At Oak
alt modem conveniences.
Only
v jll be responsible
SANFORD BUICK CO.
Avenue end Third Street. Tele both at big sacrifice for quick sale.
$600 cash required.
Balance 6 room house in Edge wood, 2 bed
incorrect insertion,
212 Magnolia JAve.
Automatic Refrigerator, 100-lb.
phone' 111.
rooms,
living
room,
dinning
room,
monthly,
W.
B.
E.
care
Herald.
•r for subsequent
FOR
RENT.—Apartment,
Phone 367
BeauCapacity, used one season, for half
kitchen end bath. Price $0250.00.
‘ The office should bo HODGINS A COWAN CO., Auto price.
tifully furnished and every
Terms.
LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON
mediately in case of
Radiator and sheet metal works.
Double porch rocker, oak; largo convenience. Fine location. Spe-1 MODERN STUCCO BUNGALOW,
Edward Higgins, Inc.
This
bungalow
has
large
living
.
a
...
.
.
.
cinl
rates
for
right
party
if
rented
Plain and ornamental sheet metal single rocker, walnut.
room, dining room, 3 bed rooms, 4, room •>u«e with 11 acres good Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331
a d v e r t is e r s
immediately.
work. Tel. 710-W.
207 French
An unusual opportunity to buy
land, only
15 minutes ride
kitchen and breakfast nook, hard- *citrus
*
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Ira id representative Avenue.
ROSE COURT APARTMENTS 'vood floors in living room and din from Sanford. A real buy at KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
L familiar with rates,
Call 779-J.
| Address Box 98 Car© Herald
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIR ES.
ing room. Modern in every detail. $4000.00. Terms.
[classification will give
PA IN TER— DECORATOR
U. 8. L Batteries.
This home must bo sold in the next
COLC 1.0UGH REALTY CO..
Llcte information. And
A. B. Riggs, 604 Laurel Ave.
Distributors
Chandler
lew
days,
make
me
an
offer.
Ad1
64
Seed,
Plants,
Fertilizer.
Tel
732.
311
First
Nat.
Bk.
Bldg.
U . they will assist you
PHONE 303
Commercial Avenue
|dress Owner, care Herald.
SANFORD, FLA.
■I your want nd. to
Furniture Kefinished
REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE
|more effective.
I LOW Lit
! LAN TS:—Calendula,
DODGE BROTHERS
I ROOM Bungalow and Garage. , 0
25— Florists.
drtant n o t ic e
snap dragon, carnation and other
U t 60 x 200. $3750.00, $760.00
garden annuals, bor immediat© or
jers should give their
Dealers
cash, balance monthly. Box 1111,
"STEW A RT TH E F L O R IST "
future planting. Mrs. L. H. Jones. i-r
postoffice address as
care
Herald.
Flowers for all occaalona.
Phone 79p L, 2.
*ir phone number if
SE L L GOOD USED CARS
j FOR RENT.— Unfurnished garage
3 OAK HILL LOTS can be bought
McLANDER ARCADE
£ results. About one
1
apartment.
1902
French
Ave.
at
a
price
you
cannot
afford
to
Phone 781.
|SMALL BUNGALOW. — Located
Several
[t of a thousand has a
75— Specials at the Stores.
i close in on paved street. Can pass up. Located on Geneva Ave
md the others can’t
Bargains In
FT
----------------- 75— Business Diaces for rferit j be bought on eusy terms. Price nue, a paved street, and on Mel27— Professional Services.
its with you unless
Used Cars.
$4,000 Terms almost any way. lotivillo Avenue. Other lota in this
your address.
Prices right,
ELECTRIC!
ELECTRIC!
development
nro
selling
for
much
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for I This house is now rented for $45
„nlinu*nce MOST be EUGEN E PERMANENT WAVES,
reasonable terms.
no kinks, one price, personaLntstores or offices at 1’ark Ave., [ monthly and in the winter brings more than I am asking for these.
. rlon at The Sanford
Kucli
lot
can
I
h
i
in
night
on
terms
of
tontiun.
Bluebird
Beauty
Shoppe.
nnd Commercial Mreet.
W. M. i $65. Box 102 care The Herald.
Kficeer by letter. TeleCom© in nnd rp© our lin© of
Phone 349-J.
$10 cash and $10 js t month. Box
Young, Owner, 208 Bark Avo.
ntinuancrs are twit
M ILLER O. PH ILIPS, Inc.
Klpctiicnl Appliances
I'Olt SA LE,— I I room house and 103 care The Herald.
S. J. NIX
77— Houses for Rent.
garage, $700.00. I 3-room house
Attorney and Counsellor at Law |
IVmilaturs, Irons, Waffle
Efficient
Elm Avc. nnd 13th Street.
Prompt
with
garage, $600.00, or both for MAKVANIA BEING PAVED—
'100 East F irst Street.
We ari* pleased to announce that
j
Irons, Toasters, etc.
Service
l<OR RUNT. Seven room 'house, $1200, Will furtilsli deed with
PHONE 3
$31) per month. Address E. L. D. abstract. 4 1-2 miles out on Dixie the pavii^g of the Marvania Lake( ’III ItO PRACTICE—The foreruns! |
front properly will begin this week.
THE HALL HARDWARE
Highway.
Citrus
Heights.
Walter
car©
Herald.
and Found.
! drug less system of Health llealTwo $16,000 homes have recently BE SU RE nnd see tho new custom
Wright.
, ing. Investigate. Phone 482-J for
been completed and two morel built Studebnkors
FOR KENT 5 room furnished
; shell i im glasses. U« t. appointment. Dr. W. E. MacSAN JUAN GARAGE
homes
will be under construction
66—
Wanted—
to
Ituy.
$1500
Cash
house
on
Sanford
Ave.,
con
Kinder kindly return ; Duugall, 1st Nut’l Batik Bldg.
-within
lUfdnys.
Wo
have
several
venient to school. $75.00 per Will buy a five room Spanish
DODGE
WANTED TO BUY a double-bar month. Phono 713.
bungalow at a price $1500 under very desirable lots at a substantial Pleasure enm and Graham Trucks
discount
to
liny
one
contracting
lo
rel, hamtnerloss shotgun, second
; actual, present day value. Owner
Elm nnd 13th St.
Phone 3
Murk leather suit j 32— Help Wanted— Female
(fodnesday, !>e I w e e n _________________________________ hand, must be u hargain. Write FOR RENT.— 5 room house furn needs money utul on this account build a nice home there. We de
Burdette, Herald Apts.
ished. Apply Bare lift Inline, 2 will sacrifice. Two tied rooms, din sire tho whole or part time service FOR SA LE—Ford sedan. F irst
ing room, living room nnd kitchen. of two persons of selling ability.
miles out West First St.
class condition. Owncer leaving
B*r rriimi to ''Herald j WORK AT HOME—$6 a dozen
Double garage, etc, l'rlco if sold Call at our office for moro infor town. 217 W. Highland St.
I' making scurfs. Experience un- I BUY, pay cash for second-hasti
pianos. Address Box 352.
mation. -Scruggs-Scoggun Realty
__ __________ |necesary. No ennanvving. ParticFOR RENT.—Six room house, rea
Co., Inc. Masonic Temple. Phone
sonable rates.
Apply A, P.
SEMINOLE HUDSOIV-ESSEX
yifi shell-rim glasses, j ulars for stamp. Linnit Service
67— Rooms With Board.
i payments. Drop a postal card to 735.
INC.
Connelly and S oob.
[ Hagnoliu Avenue und j Inc., 101, Lynn, Mass.
203 Oak Avo.
me and I shall be glud to show
Itbool. Reward. Return
Phono 41
ROOM IN MODERN T'rivate home FOR R E N 'l. — n room Stucco you the property, taunted right A BEA U TIFU L CORNER LOT
til.
33— Help Wanted— Male
with or without board.
103
Bungalow, Palmetto Ave. and in town. Address B. E, care Tho on Elm Street can bo bought at
Dnvcy-Winston Apts.
14th and Knty St. $75.00 per month un Sanford Herald.
$ J ,1100 under what I lldnk It <s
III! PR— MARMONS
kltreeta, Gold ting with
Sanford
Ave.
furnished. Phone 713,
Sanford Automobile Co,
! worth. Need the money to protect
[*• uml two diamonds, FOREIGN WORK.— Young men
Phono 137
i other investments and will sell 206 Magnolia Ave.
interested in work in South
am to Telephone ofwith or without meals. 78— Offices anil Desk Room
this property cheap on that ac
America, the land - of romance, ROOMS,
Reasonable rates, luncoln Hotel.
count. Only a smull cash payment
write us. Foreign Bureau, FairO FFICE FOR KENT— In Mcisch
is required on this deal. Box 105,
4.1
tt Lot 2U, Franklin view Office, Box A, Detroit, Midi. 68— Rooms Without Board
NASH
Bldg Apply A. P Connelly A
cure The Herald.
I.eudH tho world in motor car value.
[ Finder please return to
SMITH MOTORS CO
It Sons office.
36— Situation Wanted Female FOR RENT— Desirable bed room Sons, Magnolia and 2nd,
with bath in private family at 80 — A — Real Estate Directory
Stations
AUTOMOBILE D E A L E R S - If you
618 Elm fa ll 321 -W
I appointments to handle your ________________________________
want to tell your used cars, ad
STUCCO BUNGALOW
vertise daily on the classified page
lot, put cash price on it. See
Located
on
corner
in
Sanford
iphmm
S
k
W
M
O
rn
in
g
H
p
refcrreU
j
FOR
RENT.—
I
largo
furnished
T!'.';?.! CO
S. W. Bradford, 51H 1st Nat’l Bank Heights, 5 rooms, well constructed, FOR SALE—-1 Lot in Bucnn Vista, MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people
bed room. 618 Oak.
|«r, not tlio owner.'
Hldg. Phone 618.
Inrge living room, dining room,
streets now being paved. 2 Lots
' for estimates.
are interested in Florida. Reach
138— Busf/iertfl Opportunities j FOR RENT.—Furnished roomH.
. kitchen, two bed rooms, bath, with in Oak N'lh No reasonable offer them through a classified add In
I RADFORD
Gentlemen
preferred. Refer McCAl.L & FOX, Real estate In- ] shower, electric rang© nnd water refused. L. URBAN MAY, Dodge ] thc Morgantown POST. Six cents
VULCANIZING 'GOOD PAYING business, new ences required. 807 Magnolia.
vestments. Best buys are among ( hoater> h)1 improVomcnts. Owner ngnecy. Phono No. 3 or 4605.
a work for six consecutive issues.
our listings. Phone 745.
|,iving jn Nort'h Carollna nml wUl
8 & WELSH
j stock of goods, just opened up
makas friends"
I in Goldsboro neur the A. C. L 69— Rooms for Housekeeping |7
91— Legal Notices
SE E It. C. TISDALE Tor good buys soil under market value in order
-------- ---------------- R. R. 13th Street, Price $900.
in Real Estate, $30 Meisch Build to raise funds.
Service Offered Reason for selling on account of
$ 8,000
I'UIII.IC I.AN I) HAI.B
ing.
DKI'AItTMHNT OK THE INTBRIOII
bad health Best stand in Sanford. FOR RENT — Furnished rooms
with
only
$500
cash
and
balance
for housekeeping, $4. 1215 W.
U. 8, LAND OFFICE at
G F .T O R E —Pre- Reasonable rent, can be leased.
monthly.
1
MiilnoHvlllo, Flu.,
H I G G I N S - R M l T n - W I G H T , INC.
Soda. We are
Second Street.
Oct. 9, 1928.
Box 101 care Tho Sanford Herald.
Real Estate and
your phone.
NOTII,'ll In horstiy alvrti Hint, ns
40— Money to Loan
INSURANCE BROKERS
' 103
ONE dundy iot, just off Poplar illri.ftcil by tho Commissioner of the
FOR RENT— Rooms for light
(tenoral
l.aint Offlco, unitor prnAve., uml 2nd, will sacrifice for
housekeeping 308 Fnrk Ave.
visions of Hoc. 2495, It. 8., pursuant
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH,
quick sale. W. L. Harvey, Box to
?i & Furniture Co. LOANS—Money available at 7 per
iho nppllrnthm of Olurence I
cent. Close In property. A. P.
"TH E LOT KINO"
362.
l(eo<l. Serial No. 020930, t will offer
IS. First Street
FOR
RENT—Two
light
house
at
puhllo
sale, to tho highest Mil
306
First
National
Bank
Bldg.
Connelly A Sons.
lo ry a full lino
i
hut at not loss than 15.00 per
keeping rooms. 719 Oak Avc.
TWO large lots facing east on der.
right. Cash or
acre, at 10 o'clock A. M., on the 3rd
THRASHER & Ga RNER
Sanford Ave., will sell at bar day of December, 1916, next, at this
53— Building Materials
J* Want your business.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
gain.. Easy terms. W. L. Har office, the followlag tract of land!
74— Apartments For Rent
I,ot 1, See. II. Lota 10 and 11. See.
112 S. Park Ave.. Sanford
vey, Box 352.
•
Concrete Co., general YELLOW PIN E LUM BER for sale.
14, T. 10 8., R. II a , Talk Mar.
The sale will not be kept upon,
*°f*> sidewalks, buildFraming— Shcathing-^Slding—
hut
he declared closed wmen
1Miration boxes. J. R. Flooring and Finish, delivered in FOR RENT.— Furnished apart 81— Wanted To Rent.
88— Real Estate for E xch an g e thosewill
present at the pour named
r. Ptod.
have canned bidding. The pursuit
FOR SALE
ment, also rooms furnished for
Sanford and vicinity at a price
making the highest hid will be reWANTED— 10 to 15 room house,
SA
LE
OR
EXCHANGE—
5
acres
3
gentlemen.
320
Oak
Ave.
Call
guaranteed
to
bo
a
saving
to
you.
(iulrnd
to Immediately pay the
DRy CLEANING CO.
Now 5 room bungalow, Hard
desirablo location for boarders.
in village of Osteen, 2 blocks amount thnreof.
“JJ’ntt. Repairing and Vermont Lumber Co., Osteen, Fia. 3211,
Any person claiming a d v e r s e ly the
Mrs. Ella Turner. Phone 477.
wood floors throughout.
from school, twenty lots surveyed nbovo-drscrlhod laud are udvlsud
"hone 465 f„r prompt Phone 4802.
Lo
rtlo their claims, or objections,
und staked. All high nnd dry. L.
FURNISHED apartment, water,
on or beforetho time
designate!
2
car
port©
cochcre.
Built
in
cab
83—
Farms
and
Land
For
Sale
Bland,
next
to
Bpring
on
F
irst
light,
gas.
1101
French,
corner
56— Fuel and Feed
fur sale.
_
N’S BARBER SHOP
inets,
closets,
etc.
a
bo
r
o
in
c.
c
non
Street.. .
11th St.
Register.
■srnolia Avenue.
FOR
SALE—6
acre
farm,
new
FOR SALE— Stove and fire place
s Pccinl ntScreened pinches.
huuso, $3,000.00. L. L. Keller,
W ILL TRADE a couple woil locat
wood. Phone 451-J. 1119 Park FOR RENT. — Apartment and
Tttl w»e» and children.
Luke
Monroe,
Fla.
ed residential tots, on paved IN CIIUIUIT COURT, SBVKNTH
sleeping rooms. Space for car.
Ave.
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OK FLOR
Every thing modern and consid streets, as first payment on house.
Call at 1009 Union Ave.
IDA, IN AND FOR HHMINOLH
[ steam PRKSSERY
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Best
iiuy
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Sanfon.l
for
What
have
you?
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care
COUNTV. IN CIIANCKllY.
84— Houses For Sale
1)r5,(1pr',ss'nK- tailoring. FOR SALE.Stove and fireplace
<4111.1, TO QUIKT TITL E AND
$0750.
!*ho Herald.
W««tlo Avenue. I*hono
wood. Phor.o 3512. M. M. Lord. FOR REN T.— Ono furnished apart
RHROVH CLOUD
ment of four rooms, nicely lo
Seth Woodruff, Complainant,
vs.
$760 cash. Balance real easy.
cated. Also garage apartment. THREE Brand New Stucco Bunga
WOOD FOR SALE
90— Automobiles For Sale
Moses H. Levy and -------'
.
lows for rent, desirably located,
*BhOl.r, i’RINTERY
Call
at
Pico
Hotel.
Four foot pine and oak wood . at
Levy, Ills wile. If alive, and If dead,
modern.,
throughout.
Leave
name
.
W.
V,
Wheoler
Inc.
geo cam eras
thulr
unknown
holrs,
devisees,
lean$8.00 per cord. Phono 81 or 43.
toes or grantees und all other per
1
JP SU I'P IJE S
FOR RENT.—Gorage apartment nnd a'd/frefe ,a|t Herald office, Cure
WILLYS-KNIGHT and Overland. sons
City
Gas Plant.
having or claiming any Interest
l 8*' ^ N. Lumlcy, Prop.
. /
Phono 534
unfurnished, 4 rooms 4nd bath.
through or under said Moses K.
F- and M. Motor Co.,
Levy
an d ---- —--------------- Levy, his
Park and Commercial ,
Rail Park Service Station..^'©,;..
T
and
WHe, Joseph M.
M, Arredondo
Arredundt
IJgK K B E R R l- P R I N T FOR GOOD WOOD CALL 3513.
>
in
furnished
cottage.
Magnolia
Ave.
THREE
- ,
;i> "
*«' ' ■■
■■ " Arredondo, hi s wife,
Engraving,
CHRYSLER
' '. ' V - If alive, nnd If dead, their unknown
_Bn'thrtl and hot water connections.
14,7 WUI r,rst- We do FOR SAMS.—Hard wood. Cut to FOR RENT—3 room apartment Five*" nilnUtfl*from
Indtaa1 f
CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR <jO- heirs, devisees, legatees or grantees
812
P . O,
Miller Bldg.
unfurnlihedt,,adults only. Phono
and all utliur pinions havlu
K.
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a
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customer.
John
Hammcl.
Sanford Ave. at lOtb, St.
f i S t H’ «• AvenueI
Union Ave. Phone 671-J.
....... ..
through
plaint Ing any Interest
004 E. 0th 9 t
J «l!i 254-W. . &
iunderth a said Joseph M. Arredos
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WITNKS8 THE , HAMI
HEAL of V. R Douglass, Cl«
circuit Court of Ssmlnole
Florida, at the Court Hot
ford In Seminole Count:
this the 1st dsy of Oct
1926.
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of Seminole County,' F I
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IN C A M P A IG N O n ly
Illinois Gang Leader Seeks War* Gets It
of Registered Vot
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ers Is Virtually Same As
Texas Min- At Spring Primary, H. C.
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Four D istricts A re jjjj
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—(A*)—
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from the list or the U nited State*
B irger
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In n re e rn t le tte r to The S a n
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the ri- ford Heinld. Ur. A. A. M n m h re e Navy.
Contests for Senatorial and. 1
Ami L ieutenant F rank II. Con- Congressional scats in
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F lorida, declares th at <*f- article a n t 2nd.-one o f America'.[ en tries j ^
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who have mndo tho suprem e sac ri Gubernatorial race In Tennf
Interview w ith
tho
Associated fice in tho navnl aviation service aee drew- chief Interfe^t.
regarding bootlegging at •of thoir co u n try —the lis t th a t in Tuesday’s election •in ;»A
th e U niversity and thereby gave cludes Chevalier,
Lnndsdowno, South, with confirmation'
the ,wrong im
Atl
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,
*i t*of his nt- . M ustin, Chase, Schiff, Rodgers and Democratic nominees
titn d e tow ard the antl-lionor cam- ..
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formality in most stat
pnign of The Sanford H erald.
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! I.ieutennnt Connnt, p racticing in
Active Rapqblican opposition, to
Declaring that, the bootlegger n h - h
,,lnne for next
the re-election of Senator Las/Jaj
Fred R. Wilson Says Pro nnd his business has presented th ° m onth'„ in lern n tjonni cup events Sovorman,
has been made tq Not
posed Amendment to Ap m ost difficult prohlem th n t ho has ; J|t Norf()lk( V irginia, crashed into Carolina by Johnson J. Hayee,
ever
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propriate Funds for School th e adm inistrative m atters th a t nn mi)(>s north of
S atu r- who is popular in the western ,see- r
Permits
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tm p p c l to the lion of the state, whil* In Katw’v,^
phroe thnnks The H erald for its pc^t nml w ith b | H pnrachuto un- tucky Senator Richard P. Ernst, -U
Republican, is opposed for re- _
The
proposed
constitutional
slnnd and co-oepration nnd stn tes I disturbed on his back, was rocovelection
by Congreeeawn 'Alden W
am endm ent to appro p riate funds th n t he is with it to the b itte r
„evej1 b o u ri a fte r the
Barkley.
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for the common schools from the end in its fight to outlaw liquor, accident nnd will bo buried tom or
Republican
oiyiosltlon
has
da- \
its
sain
anil
its
use.
row a t A rlington national cemegeneral revenue fund m ight to be
veloped in six North Carolina Coil- >?
Atlvnneing
his
virws
on
prohltery.
defeated, Fred R. W ilson, attorney
hition Dr. M urphree replied to a | Connntt born nt t h« N aval gressional districts, while In
to the Somlole C ounty Board of letter from The Herald inclosing | Aciu|pmy at Annapolis, N ovem ber ginia Democratic candidates^ fo g .
Public In stru ctio n , told tho H erald the garbled Associated Press dlsthree seats in Congress bava^Rg*^
13, 1898, wns grad u ated thcro In
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today.
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pntch nnd sta tin g th n t from it the 1919 nnd wns assigned to the bat publican opponents.
Whllp the candidacy of Govarfiog !
T. W. Lawton, superintendent of w rong im pression wns being allow tleship Oklahoma ns an ensigrt.
public instruction, last week asked ed to prevail in regnrd to _thp The next y ear ho requested flight Austin Peay, of Tennessee, hold*
n. nbers of tho Snnford Kiwnnis P resid en t’s attitu d e tow ard boot Instruction, nnd In addition to his chiof interest of voters, inc
Club to vote ag a in st tho nmend- legging and liquor drinking n t tho re g u la r duties, wan qualified a s ■ bents in two Congreslsonml •
U niversity.
Dr. M urphrce's le t pilot nt tho Ilnm pton Rondn air tricts have Republican and i:
mcqt.
pendent opposition. Governor Pef*,,^
‘‘Tho in terests of tho soveral te r follows:
station.
la opposed for ra-election by Wah» /J
“
Y
our
very
kind
le
tte
r
nnd
clip
counties aro not sufficinetly p ro
Hin a ir uiperlenco comprised
ter
White, Republican.
•
pings
nre
a
t
hand.
Your
letter
Is
tected,” Mr. Wilson said. ‘‘T h ere is
more than 1,300 hours in 38 d if
In the flrat Louisiana distrk£. *
too m uch room for gerryinandcr- especially appreciated. The stnto- feren t types of ships, including the
tng in tho leg islatu re. The b le u lm e a ts you niako In th a t comtnunl- piloting of a piano shot from a James O’Connor,. Democratic
in
nf* A il* funds fo r tho cc mmon catton nrq absolutely correct, and
schools is fine but the prim pie in I am w ith you to tho b itte r olid m
Pr ___j i__ ,.
.
, . -, „ i___
WrLitJ
WHifc' some Republiaan.
which the assistan ce is to n> ex your fig h t to outlaw , liquor, its ntprs
who took off from and land
tended slioulu lie determ ine! in the nnle and its uso, especially a m o n g ,ed nboard t hfl flig h t deck of the tion had developed to one
i t hns presented tho , carri()r i^n g io y . His o th o t fonts ial and four Congressional
nm endent ail I not left to i« leg students,
m
ost
difficult
problem th a t I n av o .wcro many jn addition to his re palgns in Florida, chlsf int
,_
islature
“ I think tlie nmendmei
ought aver hnd to deal with am ong nil ct,n t rcctm i t.wo boUr journey from centers in the strength of the R**^
<- “iyaM
to he re-subm itted to the people tho adm inistrative m atters thnt Mitchell Field, L. I. to H am pton publican vote.
George Wnoppoaad
Ronds in a service type, single
and allowed to go over to lie noxt have come before me.
“Tho Associated i’ress dispatch hea te r p u rsu it plnne.
election so th a t it c m >•• more
In Georgia Senator W. L. Gedri '
is unopposed for re-elMtlon, at'*
definitely sot fo rth . Th • principle did not givo my interview as a
positively ought to be d larcd in whole, nnd thereby loft tho w rong (
12 candidates for Congres*. ' /J
im pression. I thank Tho Herald
one district, the Republican c ’ '
the am endm ent.
date conceded defeat and witt
“ If the distribution is :fl to th-j for its ntnnd nnd fo r its co-opera
from tho running. "Or. L. G.
legislature, too much assistance tion. R ut I did say th n t Tho H er
man, Democratic nominee forAG«P»f
m ay bo given to one C’ rn ty and ald’s editorial seemed to suggest
ernor, will be formally cor
not enough to nnother • iunty. The th a t I was lienient tow ards d rin k
am endm ent uh it is d n r n up is not ing am ong collogo students, and
In spite of RepubttCan inroa
when I w as interview ed I tried | M rs. M. C. Aspinwall of 1119
worded to protect the iterests of
tho Democratic ranka of Aldl
yrtle Avenue died nt th e John.
tiie severnl counties, .h o am end to correct th a t im pression, for 1 1M
Hopkins hospital, Baltim ore, Md,, Hugo L. Black, Demacratic ci
have
alw
ays
taken
a
flat
stand
data for the Senate, was, oj
m ent permia hu gcriym andcring
ag a in st th e bootlegging student last night, acordlng to word ro- conceded election ovw* Edmund '
of fundH.
'
and tho equnlly crim m nl students colvoii Merc, i no Douy win d», _
Remiblican ocbonent/
who Obuy or drink
the Illicit - « t f
r^ ! " l B & b i : . . ? T S ! ^ U . T K 5 S ^
Orlando Criir nal
stu ff." I have had United S ta te s , W ednesday
Tho ftineral serv ic es. fop G overnor| h . . Republican opr
will ho held Fridny, tho hour and position in _John
|.hn A.
A Blngham-jV
Revenue
officers
hero
as
plain
Case Starts Today clothesm en to help mo discover place la be announced later.
Purely local questions
the d irty bootlegger, seeking to
H er husband, Murray C. Aspin
s il
*' an
ORLANDO, Fia., Nov. 1.—(/P)—
P , owed Congressional
debauch tho youth of our state. I wall died Sept. 14 of this year
A. B. Crissloy, form orlv of M<n.
10 ' olectlona i n . moat' aoutl
have repeatedly asked for tho re lowing an automobllo accident. Florida will vote.on an ,
noapolis, Minnesol i, who carnb
tu rn of these agents, but u n fo r Mr. Aspinwall was riding hla prohibiting ownership of
here a fuw week* ago and was
tu n ately tho force h as n o t been threo-wheeled vehicle on Oak Av by alleht who are ineligibl
employed as nn n: tomobile sales
largo enough, nor has tho d e p a rt enue on the night of September tienship. Increased irrigation
m an by n local f rm, will go _pn m ent hnd sufficient funds tn sup
w ith crim inal n m ult upon a ply us w ith tho noeded assistance. 13 when ho collided w ith a moving hydro-ojectric development will':
d* put before voters in Louisiana I
autom obile, the driv er being blind
tria l here this uf;ernoon charged
“ However, the ag en t th a t wo had ed by tho lig h ts of another car. In South Carolina more than
young Orlando v ■man, which is- two years ago could not find th a t
allogcd to iinvo "ccurrcd on Oc- any stu d en t was bootlegging. W e He died the following morning as ■core of local amaiqgnsnta ara t
Sertinole C ounty has npproxim ately .1,000 electors qualified for
tom orrow ’s election.
Because of ,
the lack of issues, the voting is not
Form
arm am vni
ent 01
of m
th e Illinois “g a n g ” headed by C harles B irger is pi, lured here,
* ... idable lunium
»TH, Tex.. N ov. expected to bo as heavy ns th a t;
1 mnde to visualize a threat ag ain st his rival
•es th a t c ity o f- i which m arked the p rim ary in th e ! Perm ittf*1 the photograph to he
Then along
h W orth m e m - 1S pring When th ere were ut leant j val* nn,l
up” and burned th, B irger head qu arter* , shown in th o background.
7 ,.
t r . . i „ m .'two Dem ocratic candidates for a l l ----- -------______ _
jghfrt 0
‘ „f the offices to bo fillod. V irtual-1 . . . . * . .
_
pan Catholics in |y the j.amo num ber of voters are I I \ I I |\]
L P III If L t
[entered a "com- registered ns a t the sp rin g pri-1 X A / a L i l f a l l
1 v /fl-ilv lj
prosccute Dr.
Baptist pastor,
The county ts overw helm ingly l
ten Norris' trial
of murdering Democratic. The R epublicans have 1
1HUNT MUSSOLINI
I P
A
O O
not p u t up any candidates fo r tho L v f l i l J l i lY
I \ / J i 1^
s ta te Icgislntiyd assem bly, a n d !
th eir candidates fo r congress are .
not considered as having any show A c c o m p lic e s _ o f Y o u th V. ho
Attempted to Kill Premier
of olection by D em ocratic spokes
Are Sough! ;ih Authorities
m en here.
The C ounty Com m issioners met
Believe Big Bing Exists
this m orning to mnke final a r
ran gem ents for the election. The
BOLOGNA, Italy. Nov. i. 0V>
averred t hut the
ballots aro being printed today. Having escaped ussnssinntion fur
| paitor cannot ob- Clerks and inspectors who have
the sixth time in the four years
j impartial trial in
been asked to serve in the 11 p re he has been Prem ier, Benito Mus
counties, and
cincts of the county are as follows: solini, whose slogan is ‘‘live in d an
l a x be transferred
P recinct 1, W est Hanford, R. C. g e r” was undaunted ns ever today
I f a u county, free
Maxwell,
clerk; W. Ijj. B etts, B rax tut search was made for accomplices
which exist
ton B a g g e tt and L. P. C hittenden. of a youth who tried to kill “ II
until 2 p. m. (V oting place in basem ent of Ducc”nnd then was lynched by infuriuted F ascist yesterday.
_ cution to pre- courthouse.)
P
recinct
2,
Lake
Monroe,
B.
K.
As Mussolini wait leaving the
r to t request for
District At- Lake, clerk; W. K. Oglesby, J. B. stadium a fte r opening the C ongress
r, leading the Johnson, J. C. M offett, inspectors. fo r the advancem ent of science, a
P recinct 3, E a st Sanford, It. R. slender, biotido youth, about 18
fcd the state
Dofts,
clerk; L. T. B ryna, W. W. years of age, pressed forw ard to
ilicatlnn.
|kli wife listened D ressor, E. M. H unt, inspectors. w ard his aivtomobilo and fired an
ding of appli- (V oting place in Sem inole Over autom atic p isto l..^ )
, that Norris’ land Motor Co. building,' t North
As the youth stn rtrd to fire
Avenue and Commercial «ngnin
many fPark
he- was
by minfuriated
m Ihad
* »M
j
« v
» f > 4* n »
m
»»• »• »
iseized
n 't ,\ .\ t
•*,»
i * i» i i t t v i i
beuLAU? “I*-, i* »
. , ,,
r.-iA r
V liblnck r.hirl.s, who felled him , stabin the pres- , Pr oc,^ t 4bed him II tim e., choked and licit
clerk: G eoige S m ith, O tto Keia him and then dragged the body
I)
through a m illing m ass of liutnnnzed on request and L. Kelz, inspectors.
P recinct fi, Oviedo, W. J. Law- ity.
Norris shook
of friends Ion, clerk; V. H. Sloy. (). G. Wol
Tin* youth was slain several m in
, Norris to sev- cott and R. G. C raw ford, inspec utes a fte r the pistol shot. The bul
let missed only by u fraetioti of an
lie smiled tors.
P recinct fi, Geneva, II. II. P at- inch im bedding itself in the P re
ICinfidvnt of vin“ ris has been tishall, clerk; J. T. McLain, W. G. m ier’s chest. It lipped both sides
and ndviser Kiiliec anti S. M. Doane, inspec of his coat, cut the sash of the
om trials and tors.
O rder of Saint Mitrice and S aint
P recinct 7, Chuluotn, Mrs. Josio L azarus across his b reast and en
;ious and po
P rcv n tt,
clerk;
Hod
Roberts, tered the sleeve of tho m ayor of
G
eorge
Jncobs
and
H
ilton
T. Bologna who was siltin g in the
the defense
Brown,
inspectors.
autom obile beside Mussolini.
m s to testiP recin ct 8, G abrielis, D. E. Mnti for change of
M ussolini, as when previous a t
I testify that the thews, clerk; A. W. M oreman, H. tacks w ere m ade upon him, was
obtain a fair C. P a rk e r and W. H. P ark er, in unperturbed. As crowds gathered
spectors.
•
i county.
in the path of his autom obile, a l
P recinct !», Longwood, T, P. Le most overturning it in endeavors
10(1 witnesses
whom were to wis, clerk; It. E. Cobb, G. E. Is?- to g et close enough to ascertain
C. B. Searcy, inspectors. w hether ho was injured, he sat up|defense, nml a spe- vignu and
.
P rccinct 10, Lake M ary, A. E-1 r iKht, showing not the slightest
1draw
drawn, opposing
diode
led detailed Sjohlom , clerk; C. H. Ellis, J. W. sign of nervousness. The incident
btroduced etiver- F o rtier and J. D. E vans, inspec g re atly excited the 60,000 persons
part in rout rover- tors.
in the stadium .
P recinct 11, A ltam onte, W. B.
C-i, the Ku Klux
Im m ediately a f te r the shooting
[tiiuer, and tin* >crip- B allard, clerk; H. E. F uller, J. W. Signor T urnti, secretary general of
O steen, and E. N. Mitchell, inspec the F ascist p arty , in u proclam a
*n officer of the tors.
tion to the black sh irts indicated
P recin ct 16, Osceola, P. J. F eit- th a t accomplices would be vig ilan t
princi|ial defense
claim.s he was in ncr, clerk ; T. C. fu lle r, L. J . Mix- ly sought and punished. “Thu first
pig an argument in to n and A. L. M etcalf, inspectors. g estu re of justice has been accom
S en ator D. 1J. F letcher, Demo plished,” said the proclam ation.
»r»s fli:pp> tlircat*'m to l)i, Norris, cratic nom inee, is opposed for re “ Now the accomplices m ust he
year old ln,y, lina election by two Republican candi punished.”
ent for the prose- dates, John M. Lindsay, called the
Mussolini hnd just sta rte d to
wiw ( lii|i]m mIioI '‘statu delegation” candidate and m otor to his home i■i Forll when
*nto n»mi leading W. R. O 'N eal, tho “re g u la r" party tho attack was made. As his cur
,
Bl*te detective:;, who candidate.
entered the Via Indepcnria crowds
The Dem ocratic candidates for stan d in g behind lines of C arabin
•hooting, reported
°n the nut,, room the Suprem e C ourt -ore A rm stead eers keeping the route open were
tt and Norris de- Brown, Rivers B uford, W. H. Ellis sending u p V o u rs of “ Vivas" and
[UbK occurred in the and L. W. S trum . The " sta te de cheering.
| Chippv,1 h,„jy w;is legation” faction of the Republi
can p a rty nom inated the following
candidates: John J. Law less, E. P. Drunken Driver Is
Axtoll, E. E. C allpway and E. B.
Sentenced to Roads
Kurtz,«, The “re g u la r p a r ty ” can
didates a re H . W- R elnstlne, Fred
Because Rudolph H arrlsonj n e
C ubberly and W /M - Gubor.
gro, couldn’t tell a vacant lot from
J.. B. Johnson is the Democrat’s i .street, ho m ust spend 3Q daya on
candidate for • attorney general. tho county roads. Judgo W, E.
Fred W. Marsh is running on tho W hite aontenccd H arrison, this
regular
Republican ticket, while m orning in Municipal court on a
, n . Novtho
state
delegation fatcion has no charge of driving a car while u n
°rocr charges were
___ _____
.
•X »ft»im,t Ren Na_ candidate.
d er the influence of liquor. This
fo r railroad comnjissiooer, the is hia second offenso.
Cleveland, said
»Bootleggers, |n con- candidates -ara;. Democratic,, R. L.
H arrison drove his car onto the
•'•xying of Don R. Eaton aod E..-S. Maithsws; state vacant lot adjoining the Masonic
delegation..faction,
.M, P rath er Tem ple on N orth P ark Avenue e a r
h. publisher.
l -»*r« brought hore and . Edward Seifert; ffgular Re ly Sunday m orning and was try in g
Bingham and B. to find his bearings when polloe
investigator publicans,
G,
Smith,,..
r
and Police
<: ^
E. F. Hptnholdir aprf'L. P- Ha Interfered.
George Johnson was flnsd |20Q
^ ° n- Thecharg' Pnvent release of gan, Democratic candidates for the on a charge o f operating hi? .e a r
lower houfeo r of rapreaeptatlves
while u n fle r.th e Influence of li
h « .MKCOrpU* pro- from - Sertlooie Coun tty are unop
quor.
. Johnson got confused on
•w
.!
betn
filed
In
posed, J. J. Parrish of Titusville*
.'WJrt.
is oppoaed by Judge - John’ O. F irs t S treet Sunday night and held
**r« isrutd a t
Shares for senator from, the sev up teafflc until he was taken In
; ,.
•v j*3' r>ro»‘!i-“utor enth d ism ef which includes Semi- cuptody by police.
ot ^ a rk coun nole. pqurity^
f Forth Worth
filled in Judge
court here today.
I were |iresented in
|or change of venue
[ ittorneys and rend
i f Payton Moses,
a
Charging
Of Mellett
inst Twq
Judgo James G^Sharon for coun
B
U
R
IA
L
P
L
A
C
E
^
Letter Praises
Anti-Liquor Policy
City Voting Precincts Arc
in Courthouse Basement,
Overland Motor Co. Office
barges against ty Jndgo ana> Frank Evans for
C , WcU ‘nvestl- county oommlstsoner of third die• * * Li D anV vir a’*.*
PoHto of
v . • .......I
Eugene
“HranaUonwida
him J i t
igefl T o d a y
Polly Ticks”
Elections at n Glance
* 4’ _t
(By Associated P ress)
. A. Voter, going to tho
poll ‘omorrow throughout tho
nation. finds him self the filial
judge in tlv following contests:
United :'t-:i« S e n ate--T h irty
six Senator.; to bo elected ia 33
states.
United S tates House
of
[’'■present at ives—E ntire m em
bership of •l.'ir, to Is? i boson.
■Prohibition —- Referenda In
eight stn tes on various ques
tions dealing wi,.. liquor laws
[irul th eir enforcem ent.
Governors and sla te tickets
to he elected in 33 rtates.
SUPREME COURT
SUIT IS FILED BY
FLORIDA TODAY
Answer to (iuvernmont ()bjcclioiiH to 'Court Ruling
On Constitutionality of the
federal Inheritance Act
Students
Question
D ifficult
to Solve
SCHOOL COUNSEL
URGES DEFEAT OF
SCHOOL MEASURE
W ASHINGTON, Nov. I.—f/IV Florida filed in the suprem e court
today its answ er to tho govern
m ent’s objections to the court pass
ing upon the constitutionality of
certain features of the federal in
heritance act which the sta te would
challenge.
The sta te asserted th a t it was
ahusrd for the governm ent to con
tend th at the revised statu te s pro
hibited it from bringing a suit to
restrain the assessm ent or collec
tion of taxes, insisting th a t the
United S tates could not sustain
its claim thnt “there m ust he a
universal subm ission throughout
tile United S tntes to nn uncon
stitutional s ta tu te .’’
Pointing out Hint under the state
which it would attack it would be
deprived of 80 per cent of the
federal e sta te tax, it insisted that
it wns directly affected and all of
its taxpayers indirectly by the bur
den which the federal tax imposed.
The tax would remove, it declared,
from its jurisdiction, which would
several mljlion ,'dollars annually
hnvo uuimissea
dism issed niuueuia
students roiw
repeated|
.
, irnvo
sw ucome from its revenues.
^ i t h o u g h sch( u le d to openi In , fo r tho vlolation of ^
U nlver.
Replying to the governm ent’s c irc u it co u rt at. 10 o clock t h i s ' |
,aw
ln(jt t)ie uha of intox.
third ground, tho s ta te insisted ' " f t ’
c: 0 wa!l continued |c
an<J wo ahaU ^ ntinuo to
thnt it hnd a d irect in te re st in unUl ^ lia a fte rn -o n a t :30 o clock | do B0’
no d lfferenco in
opposing tho law, and th a t the . by Ju d g e h ra n k A. Sm ith, who n n - |..
ni Tbn H erald and tho
suit was not m erely J ro u g h t as | pouncedI the recess a fte r calling
Qdf myBclf , n th u t p artic .
the governm ent hud aB«crte<l, in th® co u rt to order about h alf an
ular.
Hie interest of itn citizens.
hour Jeter.
“I hope Tho Herald will cop-
In tho West «nd .extensive area
of high pressure occurred over the
D akotas and Montana, and caused
colder weather in northern plains
states.
Freeaipg. temperatures
were reported today ip th« Da
kotas, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska,
SATRAP. ABRIVE8 JN if. S. 1 Montana, Idaho and Ne.vjda. Over
the Southweat pressure .was low
RW .YORK. Nov. 1.
•howers.
and there were scat
British tw», yew old,
The table:
for Wit
4
.fa r
.'iw
■jiMt
m m■***»
Wv.
7
>
.’
Pet-
Charleston ............... —
Chicago .................... 48
Corpus Chriati ....... —
Denver ............
02
Dee Moines ............. 60
Dodge
..... —
—
G^lvpston .....
60
i m i m m 'w
*********
* ■■
Kansas City ............ 68
Loa Angeles ...... - 78
Memphis • ... *...». 68
New O rleane______ 68
New York ..... —
60
Pittsburgh.
......... 38
B t , Louis
68
Ban Francisco ....... 74
Washington ---------- 62
Bartow; ..............w>.. 88
Egittevr
___ __J . 88
Fort;-Myers _____ 84
,
...
•00.
nville
. ..
.
-
Colonial Worka-
■
--c;—■' '• jj!
.001 The letter, from ,T he..
M Dr. Murphree.. callingj g i
the Assccieted, Press i*
asking for a more com;
...m
84
tho .result of acute dilation of the be voted on. .
•
, ;
■
heart, superinduced by tho nervtfua
In North Carolina, the wet
■hock of tho accident.
dry qUestlon hia figured to a
Mrs. Aspinwall is survived by extent In the state oontaeta,1
three daughters, Mrs. J. A. Takach and. Mrs. Seth Woodruff of
Sanford ami Mrs.' , E*-F. Do La
Hayes of Daytona; one aon, How
ard Aspinwall of Stuart, Fla.
i., Mrs. Aspinwall had left Sanford
tho day before the fatal accident
:
m jLLJm '' ■*
‘vo her husband for Baltimore to
i
Workon.tha
eijter the John Hopklps hospital
fog treatment.
t .
-
tinuo its campaign. It can count
most
hearty.'coon mo for
.
Is In
operation, • I think 1 sajd thU
my full interview In thp Associate
ed Press., If tho Asaqciatea Press
will take another storp-from me,
2 6 l l shall be.glad to make It cleqr D isagreeable Taste
Oo thatTtbere ia no degree of leniency
In W ater R em edied
no i shown students at the University
° ” |whp buy. pr drink , intpxicanta,
•00, ‘*Assurlng you of my grateful ui T i e disagreeable ta s te a » 4 tfo p ,
.00 | appreciation of your kindness and. in th e city w a te r ia h a rm lm a ia n fl
.00 wUh dordldl regards and best th # w a te r can be used w ith s a f e ty .
.00 ! wishes, I'am always,
. . , . Clty[ M anager W. R WUll«gn8
to day.
' '
J Wwf
.12 | Yourr sincerely,
.0 0 1
•;
A. a ; Murphree, ’ ' T he W aterw ortar
•°0;
■
J Pr^ltM i',:-' opened a n ew w ell six
Scattered Showers Front Boston ..
. To Florida Caused^ -A
B- y Low Pfessure
TAM FA, Nov. 1.—(/P)— P res
sure was high over tho eastern
tates but scattered showers had
curred along tho Atlantic coast
___’m Boston to Titusville early
today said the report of W. J.
Bennett, government meteorolo
gist. An area o t low pressure
covered the lake region end caused
ra in over that section of. the coun
try. Over the middle Gulf etates
and lower Miseiaaippl valley the
w eather was mostly fafr. . -
Mrs. M. Aspinwall
Dies A t The John
Hopkins Hospital
H
PtM?
l6
68
thla
and, th e entire, supply ■.I
Coming from , thla- wsll. i
p ly b e g a n to ’ showr r “ “
aesa ah a it was! dll
an o th er well p u t hrto
.
til th e reservoir «an ha-<
th e m ineral fro m th o
ta s te will c o n tid e ' *
WilUama-j
■or
iuor
Build In Sanfi
Announced T<
, . . .
>• u n its:
�V
'1
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■
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w-'M
■ v
I V
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f V
ul
‘
1
mf i
Eat lit
ly » ,
Cow bain s a re n 't i:i roaim on denn
C. W ailicj, at W mb'im . e K-irm '.
nml appetizing it v;a;t. W ml'ey iav
th e college <>f ag ricu ltu re tiie/e, r
feed ulley while the row s looked on
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t hall'', c 'u pt for the cuttle, but tin- «.iu‘ '.vvrKi
N. .1., was c onverted into one j u s t to
how how (j
fro m New HrunswirU, including pli;, .i •• mc. ni«-/nben
b re e d e r s (o bis b a rn Imuiinel.
T he table was ret in
ani'coollifta of Co). Carmi Thompnon, according to dispatches, averted a riot when the repre
oif'Philddent Coolldge met thin crowd of Moros and Filipinos at Zamboanga, Mindanao, I*. I.
i
* J'.i '
H ere is Col. Thompson nddresslnp the natives.
pn hlf.iour of investf
Fight Leader
She Flies, She Floats
Yew Lose, Uncle Nat!
Itaciuel Atelier, the sw eet singer
of the Pyrenees, was Just spoofing
Am erica when she declared somO
tim e ago th a t sho would sell her
p roperty In Europe und move 'to
C alifornia. J u s t nrrived in New
York, she says now th a t she will
rpturn to Spain when her work
in Hollywood hns been completed.
New Speedway K ing Roars tn
SI
nr
.M y
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One of the P. N. No. 10 flying honts in which Naval av iato rs arc
lljfv
shortly to attem p t ft non-stop flight to Colon, Canal Zone, as it re
turned at the end of tho initial trial hop to is Philadelphia hangar.
M at Goodwin’s record of seven wives hns been completely and thoroujrhly broken—and by a mere nephew nt that.
An idea of he calibre of its first perform ance may be gained from the
R obert Goodwin, N at's
Lieut. Commander H. T,
lett, U. S. N., who is to coi
thd N avy’s forthcoming 2,21
flig h t from Philadelphia to
C. Z.
expressions of the crow.
n e^h ew '/h aa Just taken his eighth bride, formorly Miss R e t^ Murks
of
Angeles,
The two are shown here.
''H ere Is Lpijn D uray and his |26,OOQ front-drive M iller Special * h ich
established a new w orld's record of 130.240 miles an h o u r in th e 20m ile classic on tho board speedway a t Salem , N. II. The c a r is an eightcylinder, w ith a displacem ent of b u t 1)0.2 cubic inches,
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fcrjamlnlng th e am atecrl
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BEND ON(fTDE/NC J HPAN*MADEA
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(C ontinued from page one)
/ a g a i n and election
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in CA S£
.tO fttaide of tho Scc- min in formed concerning it.
FlRfl MARRIACE
ifCoES HOME
V<*U A R e . E L G C T tD O b e t T c e O F
. BJuaa everything
“ I am (inclosing lidtli the news
CEREMONV
LIKE A w e r
artic le a n d the editorial in the |
H \ E P E A C E . 9 EN C LO SED ARE.
IP
He WINS, I 1!
CAT/
hope th a t you may find tim e to,
A
s
e
t
of
spurs
fb
keep
'
iy accidents a t street rend them .
VoUR. SHOES FROM SUPP/WG
“The H erald at no time has >ver
m e and th e police
th e STO P signs at stated, or insinuated, th at rondfO l - F l f i & D E S t C / ^ A « A D M IR E R
ns. R ath er hard on tions am ong tiro students in
.
and tho doctors nnd Gnincsville are worse I him in other
Itet hilt otherw ise 0 , colleges of the South or of the
b BROAD HUMOR, Bur I Do NoT
entire-nntioi). The Herald in fully
I nw nre th a t the manhood of the
Vote tom orrow ?
Met ! U niversity ranks high with th at
»t. The uvernge mini of*thc best in the c o u n tii. It also
t
i whoop nbout the knows th at in your a d m in istra
a ffa irs, you
ction nnd not no much tion of University
[ o th er kind of election have been largely instrum ental in
me average mini i|oe:t elevating the student body into a
king nlimit th e men in finer, cleaner nnd '‘dryer" alumni.
“ B ut The Herald also knows,
1 e * t you hove the
t)f p u ttin g them in or nnd ever fair-m inded person, will
Jfvoti*.
adm it, th a t whiskey drinking does
exist.......
am ong every, class of . P1*'*
Other plates fa rth e r and in every college in the conn- j
d em o cratic senators try , in d irect violation to the proIta^mcn today' we will ! hibition am endm ent, and the Uni*
,hge in C ongress d u r in g , v ersity of FJoridn is no exception.
,Wo years. B ut Florida | T in Herald in it« real to iiiinruve
fh^ reg ard less so why conditions, has been conducting a
; { i ] __
C hristm as stocking crusade ngainst tho bootlegger nt d
> itA I hmiI nil that our his poiimnous wares. It lias done
best to create
sentim ent
jkt>yc> in Congress can its
ihlife flow ery speeches on against laxity in the enforcem ent (,
it
phns riv e r but it would of tho Eighteenth Amendmeid
i t depended upon their believes that drastic action Is u e e -!
fort* to riv e iis deep water.
i 'sa ry to prevent di’plondile f<' [
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suits from lie 1 sale of i....tl g ii
i
jW w OTCt* a t the ho.pitiil yer- i|Uor t o w e a k - w i l l e d i n d i v i d u a l * .
"In this cam paign The Herald
‘ky tot vJrIL some friends who
g^:-'URS Fo r The.
« r;
a vacation over there hns been, and still is. of the opin
| (he hill collectors and ion th at it lias your a p p ro vat. And
H0R<5e LAUGH
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(f~ f
pyanccs and again it wn* The Herald believes tha t once you
atten tio n nbout the. fully u n d e rsta n d our position, you
I ll hospital here. We will sec fit to correct the erro! ' % n nble to patch up niouH im pression given to the A s
place and make it in- sociated Press.
W ith lx‘st wishes, I am
pjfal. It is n good make
LT- TH tR C ’S AMYTHINO THAT
C h ic k , i ' v e e a l u e d y o o
.n o th in g more.
R espectfully yours,
G ETS ON A HOUSEWIFE'S NEOVES
■f o r T B e l a s t t i m e - y o u ’r g
It. I,. Henri.
>T'S A MAN WHO REFUSES T o
A HALF HOUR L A T e f o R
G S T UP JN THg MORNING
sfort-' needed n hospital and
WQRK /U-R6ADY
of Mrs. Fernnld was a
'd p n rA n d a f te r so much pnlavI
i f it W*« accepted. They made.
;0haUtnan o f tho hoard of
lo ra.an d I know som ething
tq f ,tr ia ls nnd tribulations of
Itfn g a publiq hospital. ScernT A L I.A IIA SSK K , Fla., Nov. I
yxty are m aking money but
If,JfOu a rc on the losing end of </P) — With the gem-r.il election for
J W & ill tho time. Then from Florida for tomorrow m orning, an
Ut tim e wo added to this and e rr o r , considered g ra v e by Ueino(very additions seemed cra tic nominees for the s u p re m e
1w orse instead of better. Court, lots been found in th e b a l
lot for I.eon county, ami the sam e
t//
*.th« hospital w as jupt m istake is believed to be on o th e r
a n old house und mak- ballots of thy s ta te , it developed
k tr to suit, your wife. It here today.
In the group for suprem e court,
I t . And in tho ense of
the
ballot reads “ Vote for tw o,"
i t was not done nnd
V /L .
be done. To talk of whore there are two re g u la r term s
icka to take ca re of and three unexpired term s to he
lit. cases is all wrong. We filled.
A T a lla h a sse e printhmr i t n l i "
fioney to s ta rt th e Mon*K.
would ra th e r take tbi* which p rin te d the ballots for Ia'Ad
county
sta
te
d
that
the
sam
e
s
ta
te
^ sta rt the frst unit and
TiRVY - TdAMRS. l GCfT \T JO MATCH
to it as wo get the money ticket ballots bad been sent to
WILL
m
NLW Yur . r.oAJ —
TWlSS
TH ’
oilier
counties
of
I
lie
s
t
a
t
e
.
t o - have any more
U\6HTS HALF
R
m
tM
tttR
.
NOiN.YOOLt'
CLASSIIST
Tho s e c r e ta r y of S t a l e ’s o l f n e
on tho present plan.
6 om\ s And AHAT
pro m ised
tu L R Y
CAR.
lias n o th in g to do n u b p m itm if t in*
ANtu)
A^AAbi
HERE VA ARE WEKI HE. C O M E S
EVAblMIKlCr RAWLP • f
S O DELUC uT — AU eUCHA - CUTE. L^L
CuPiD 6 oA/ P u c u e o — HG CIT a , S E E
WOUR MOUTlH VAJEKJ V O U R£ EATbl BEAMS
iWife,For His
1KJ >-"600 0 0 D
V
VMrTbi
-T a
a
V A l
SO
1 WlSlA
eCAD^-fttATMA^ PE
<&X ifs sicJNie/cANceA
ble s
Poom-
u v 4e x v e s
oh
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B A S K F u t - L O O K iw ' ^ O — H E COOX9 HEAR VA T elliki
ALOkjc
Fa
e ’s
A rc
O oiM C r \T \t,
ME-T SMODO OP-tf? GOWWA PuLL
MV HAIR O U T- ER SuMPKl'! 'H A W E
A CMOcoLtT RannlP’-— GE-T OotA
n h E M VOO S N I P ?
it.
p :;
MOM’N POP
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
W eraL jou .down town S aturday
| | b t f i M f looked like New York
spaa Her scale.
Sanford is
I grow ing and growing
in wo have liny compre
grow th. This city has
[toople now or I mis:,
er I t
And when we gel to
iouaand we will nut have
about the, town being a
I t will then proceed to
fs own m omentum so hurtho tw enty thousand
WAUi THAT’S V1AYED
To o l
TONIGHT -
HAS Y0<bT
RLAYtO OK
WALTZ.
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rx
O H -A T WORK1
DON'T YOU
A H -H U M I
Z -2 -Z -2
r tC L W ELL?
'
Ferdy Knows His Onions
O R C H tS TR A
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W H Y -
I
say !-
AW j w e g o n n a
MORE
OANCtS ? i
G E T
W OW OSR
THIS IS TM' THIRD
5TRA\6HT VJAYTT2.
THAT'S BE'SN
RLAYED
A N J
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SAK.ES !
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Seven men were c h a rg e d with
reckless d riv in g a I to d a y ’:: :.o <sion of Municipal C o u r t. W. N.
l.umly and
]). Johnson
bad
th e ir cases continued. W allace
Baker, J o e ileal amt John 1.it 1It*
paid fines of $lu each
Willie
Clinton w a s fined .fr>, and W y a tt
Brown e s tr e a te d bond of $10.
A b r a h a m C raw ford and Dewey
Jone.s, ch a rg e d with p a rk in g ears
w ithout
lights,
forfeited
th e ir
bonds.
MS*
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FRECKLES AND I IIS FRIENDS
L SMDD SA^AXTr-.'
)
Lake Hotel
ie Arrives Here
it
NKW YORK. Nov. I |/l'i F'..r
$7,011(1 a week, tiene l ooney alioitly will a |i|ie a r before Hie foot
lights in a dialogue with a p a r tn e r
Hullck, lessee of the Fornot yet selected. lie will bn\ a
t i t U jk e Hotel, arrived in San round or two.
DO
Vou KAJ owl
7M Ey
An Aulhority
rAi/or/i£wEft
By
VRNOUJ INHAY RIND
CT- BIRD 7IAAT I S 3 TRAY’S
A /A 0M IN 6 PIGEON
S 6 9 M 'E M YMBARI/4’
PIGEONS MAVJE
If
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57,0(11) I*Kit WI5KK FO lt CKNK
7 ///.
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7AEY 6or<SOCO E V E S yALL 7AEM KIND OF
ford SttrtHny. Ho will remain hen
o th er Hloomfiehl lluliek,
hi* t l t M k U , arriv es next week.
will suptu intend the
-
v,.;
7 Men Charged With
Reckless Driving
m
L
AND W H E R E
AW - L D O N 'T T H IN K
I 'L L . G O T O W O R K X D O N 'T TREEL T '
T53
ballot, according In II. Clay d r a w
ford, sorrelnr.v of ••late
If an ei
ro r has occurred 1lie n m o l \ rum
misr.lunurs a r e responsible, be said,
a s tho bullots a re supposed lo lie
p re p a re d in accordance with the
election cull.
• ■
Height of Laziness
Wrong Ballots Are
Reported Sent Out
From Tallahassee
hospital wu» ever built
liar building. They havo
It from th e grouiui up
t tho work a t once on the
lion on Mcllonville nvc{have It ready within the.
■m onths.
Meantime* we
h a fp ^ an o th er lioiul issue and
dy .ffltt on th e original sum and
i t l ^ f wo can s d l tho present
bid g et th a t money for
W K MOTHERS G E T G R A V v
tf-r
6 lasses ver
YmWVj t a l v c a r r y
M ESSAGES AN’ FLY
ti
hi
\
WHAT KIND
OF PkSGON
1STK A T
K IN D ?
HA^ / E
6MEN A TUjOOSAN*
AML6S S O M E T IM E S
A«* ALWAYS FIND
DQNT1
Ev/6fl(
losTI
7U£IE> WAY BACK
AOME TOO.
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TDD I,A'l’P 'D CLASSIFY
R a n First. Street for the L
“ '' l" lr,,,K «»*. « • iVeil less than
4,000 null's in pitrt (mynn’iit fm
lot iii city limits. Send location,
lu llck ^arriv cn .
Mrs.
Howard
toil, bottom price mid (erm., to
luHck.jp nick In Wn r-hliignn, I). C
Box d, c a re of Herald.
aanon
until
Bloomfield
i % lll re tu rn them to accom[td h *%
^
on t *10 t r ’1' ll> Floridn.
hook,
ipH titcJ ntnff will arrive here LOST. —Pneket
Magnolia and Sanford
middle of N ovoiiiIkt
1st SI. Had V. M C. A.
doraoy. The s ta ff was
other passes. Ileturn to
a t tho Loch A rbor Hotel,
ford Ave. Beward.
fT T
4 ^"
?A
0 I 'K
between
Ave or.
pass and
•!()» San
riv of
^Hyi(lir,,) AFLORIDA COMPANY
hfuse batll i m l ^ ^ t . h e l l
ideavored to Rye In the
Wntly, but quarreled with
U th a t order to sh are the
i ‘ It* exiating form , they
tHe
I O lt ^W HUDIANS. A ttrac tiv e
rnnu-actfi, u bljf w orthw hile tom
puny, highest rem uneration paid
Address
P A V K R - W R 1 0 II T
AGENCY,
General
Agents.
!
FOR F irst Notional Bank Bldg.
J'uUdtng | Doloind, Flu.
jfrom th e cellar to the roof
*#• m iddle of the house. FOR SALE.—One
wood
range.
[)fs aald this plan la not
80(1 Magnolia.
and one. o f'th e broth*
(rin g down hie h alf o.* t ‘: r
FOR R EN T.—Guruge ap artm en t
and ahed.
on C entral St., also one or tw o
room a a t 8flfl Magnolia.
Phone
p a v lta ,
j
London chouja
.
200
th e Cam‘m tam lnatlon YOUNG MAN,
-N O T E .thht
14 K r
■SNOU)
IN THB_
Z ] (UE GOTTps
■3oe>, o r
Ei
And Then San Quit
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TO A MAN OF CHARACTER
AND ABILITY.—We o ffer Hu
JD IfOUHK A F A IL
f ,
f j pmdtion of representative of 1 h.>and Andrew Ju^anft
Mns» Inhnettm/t u l i i „ i ,n “ 'n National Insurance Co
^
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SALESMAN $AM
Hullck brothers manage
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3-Piece Living Room Suites
,l‘,*,lh|r *l«y.no Value
$ 68.50
V
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Walnut ‘
Dining Room Suite
FireSide Bench
Many:-
LOOK!
Colors
T\ a j
$
Regular $125.00 Value
A Magnificent
Mohair Overstuffed
Suite
On.
w e Piece Bedroom Suite 1
$140.00 '
Value
rm
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Offering
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•
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Console
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I?*“ u of a full siio Bow
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Box* Bench and Rocker.
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See this ultra smart llvii
white—Tha covering is of hign graue ••
mohair in a beautiful shade of grey
’.Hi
taupe with shaded blaqjplineB, thtf
luxurious*; reversible cuahlpna' are J*
Pretty Tables
Tea Wage:
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dockers
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Colorful
Console/
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$7.95 i
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grade felt, flo w in g tatteff'add greatly
to the charm.of thia wonderful suite* - H
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Coxwell
/
W indsor!
By
Ail .
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A
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J)nly
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rid*, under Act of
MVJe^LAXR>-’Be ,/^i
rev
1
In « motion picture, "Fine Manners," which many Sanford
people will recall, is found the over-rycurrent theme of the
inevitably unsuccessful attem pt of certain persons to fash
No New Main
_
Beware of BabykituL
Colorado Airway.
Mr. Hoover la Busy.
T
t
.
sirf
t XFi\
F lo V "
i .f T k if
i fn*«» 'ii;;y 'V
Conij
•II kljioa
w en t f'Oloring,0^ ^
ion others into pliant and negative reflections of their own
BY ARTHUR BRISBAN E
personalities.
Orchid Murphy, a Bowery bOrn chorus girl
7‘ '
(C
opyright-tdz«. h r Star Co.)
is subjected to this remolding process by her fastidious
M l N w w t r fiance who tries with the aid of his social-register aunt, a
CAN A beaten prize fig h ter
M U te U t t e r
T ^ r*
come
back ? Jack Dempsey, d i
drab
but
formidable
dowager,
to
create
a
conventionally
M w laf U lto r
rected by Tex Rickard, will try to
well-mannered member of the Four'Hundred out of a rather answ
er “yes” in nnother fight with
»» RATES
charming, tomboyislr hoyden.
Tunncy. The fight will be p ro fit
• la Month*—II 60
•_*Jlty by Carrier, per
.The obvious result is that Orchid not only fails utterly able, and for Dempsey to win it,
w eekly Edition 13.00.
would mean a third fig h t and more
to gain the exquisite poise and graceful suavity that goes profits.
ij
•OTJCBi All obituary with the type of culture which is more than mere surface
But the real answ er to the come
w Of thanks, resolutions veneer, but also, what is infinitely worse, she loses her own
back, mental or physical, is no.
. JV en tertalnm m ta where
• (Made will be charged charm, her gay and naive spontaneity and becomes a wooden You can put a new m ainspring in
'a d v ertisin g rates.
puppet whose chief accomplishment is to drink tea in such h watch, but not in a man. You
A s s o c ia t e d i ’r k s s a way as not to be disagreeably conspicuous at Pierre’s and can renew the vigor of a worn out
and tired out muscle, but men fight
l’reae la excltis- Sherry s.
with their nerves, not with mus(uiefl to the use for reof all news dispatches
clef.. Once the nerve, m ental or
This
movie
made
us
think
of
a
young
couple
we
once
knew
U K K ..P W and also the
• publlshcft liorein. A". on a Connecticut farm. The husband who was as finely and physical, is gone it does not come
back.
publication of special
n
,, «
, , ^
la are also reserved. cleanly stolid as New England granite had taken for a wife
m
kT, NOV EM BER I. JSI26. fng^'botl^^heir° hr>arts
• blind, ‘narrow-minded
He w«? busilyeffort
break* I K r * » ^—M- >
.—*—
D
£ thetnll,
ng ootn their hearts in hhis
to lMaul.
•-•
■
“Shame on a beaten
king,"■
make her over entirely into his conception of the perfect amt (licit. T h at’* the wine courwe.
m f H A , .n ri.ArroHH
lurm wife.
THE REV. Dr. Hall, whose m u r
Naturally he failed; such attem pts always fail. If a mar dered Iwuly was found beside tbnt
iljfitrr route to Jaekaea- ried couple would march together, shoulder to shoulder like •»f his choir singer, Mrs. Mills,
comrades working toward the same goal, not a dominant. spoke of him:.elf in letters to th at
■ •* **• Jab e a-talady as "Your Habykins.”
T hat
a l m Caaal.
didactic, inflated “listen-to-me, my dear” male and a re sounds
even worse than t!.e "little
• t whit* mmy, .
. Ipressed, inwardly antagonistic female, but two human be- language" that made the g re at
■
(m at*
|m gs working together for the common good, they might Dean Swift seem si Hy.
Middle aged gentlem en, clergy
«ml by giving to the other’s character and
mm
,r,m'
personal,| V additional fine finalities, rather than making men e<p< ' (ally, referrin g to them
s«-lve- ax "hahykius.” when w rit
....... «f fiv» rara,.' l,1(’ o thff over into something he or she was not.
ing ,«> ladiex in I heir choir, rnav
Dint p arlieu lar
Iraeti..
analogy is not too herbaceous, a husband might e \|ie ii tM.iitii,.
"iMihykm-." i raged.v is one of (he
l .. „ |€' w i r 0;. „„
h«H wife’s mi,Hi. her soul, her character, or what ino.'.t
d n . ’i!(n| in all records of
* "U‘
P ' r ' \ ,S 1 ,at ls h‘‘r m",,r 11,1,1
wlf. a garden in which lealoiix <i line.
v: f,n‘,s growing, let us say. gardenias, poets narcissi and
That H e man and woman
_____ _______ I hetokee ruses, but none ot Ibe^nice, sturdy, homev flowers should have hem shot dead is part
MF V ER SE for today !
as j'rfWBa.acoxcombs and pansies. l,et hint be' (he gnr- of the regular procedure. "H^t that
the woman should have bail her
------itener. It Me in a clever gardener, In* will not say “This throat
x jf
iif&P 3 i
S A N F O R D CPI
B '"
pr o d u c e
Bth and Manl»
I TELEPHONE
p.
148
Dorothy Mitchell Is Azarian Class Enjoys!
Hostess a t B irthday Hallowe’en Party at
P arty on Saturday Home of Decourseys
“ ■ *
MBS. FRED a DAIDER, SOCIETY EDITOR
r e s id e n c e
TELEPHO NE 1
“ ' J ' 1',? teaspoon pepper, 1 U blespoon flour.
h ^ m u c h ^ o r s e 3 T S i , y C0S £ j I T " " *
^
^
**’ C R0M W BLL’8 W ATCH
Wip0 m eat with a cheesecloth
be. Mrs. Bev„„ ran . "homTlieri
' ^
P a rtn ° ”
8ln,f'
wrung out of cold w ater. Trim
w om an’s contest over 260 com peti No, Bireo, the la tte r ar© r ig h t there Scotland Y ard officials in
S atu rd ay b eing h er seventh
By Mrs. Henry W ight
*"d cut m neat pieces for servtors, nnd is very happy because the on tap and spend ju ts as many in v estig atin g the m ystsrioas,*
birthday an n iv ersary , little Miss
Church had a most enjoyable Hal
3 '
V7 With 8 cup" °f b°iHn«T doctor says thnt she will grow even nights in cells as do the ladies— appearance of Oliver Cr
painting andI
Dorothy S te w a rt M itchell celeb ra
The month oi
of Uctoher
October set _ r , t T a,wl eim m er for one hour. uglier as she grows older.
lowe en p arty S aturday evening u
although the judge does not be watch from the London m t
decoratinq
ted the d ay by e n te rta in in g a nu m the home of Mrs W C De f"ou? U*
loaday
f(jr the WuOman's Add carrots, onions, salt and pep
Notice th at "M rs.'f,h e r husband
per
and
about
1-2
teaspoon
su
g
a
r
ber
of
h
er
frien
d
s
a
t
a
H
allow
e’en
lieve th a t cell-sojourniag helps p ar The tim spiece is a fine piece I
on
«
C e n t,., Avenue^'
L
1 1 ,‘ lub. . « f n w .n ■
,!e»
Tgr U*irue of Holy
P h »ne M8-W
. ... cook th irty
lo n * r , loves her nnd thtreo children, ttoo. ticularly at, best.
■ II meet with Mr* p arty a t h e r hom e on E leventh Jack
w orkm anship, ovoid In s h a p f i w
No wonder, when you think of the
2 6 0 8 S anford
^ P s* Avenue at S treet.
ten,
n,Cl t " n<l vpiretables a re lollipops she can buy them !
If the lady judge succeeds in with dfity one hand. On th 4 4
tender, .strain o ff all but 1 1-2
1 Hallowe’en m otifs of black ca ts
in gam s
having
her single standard edict which is silver, la e view of
cups stock S tir flour to a sm opth
As«einl,l„l, | membership, i„ Attendance
bats, owls, w itches and Jac k o' - h i l , ,,l k l „ | K" 7 ' S
spires of W orcester C athedral,I
liisionary Society
Did
you
ever
try
this
sweet
snndnccepted, she will do more than
Pu*le with a little cold w ater and
two brow sing rabbits'.
•
church will hold lan tern s w ere used in deco ratin g H . i w ra“ t ™
rgram
m s.r - " d
*n prowleh when the unexpected guest
»o
used
tee
ail
v
V 8t0cS covering m eat and drops in for teu? Cocoa mixed with anyone elso in tho p ast dozen cen
_ *nd election oi the room s Tor th is occasion.
vantage. Die picturesquo costumes
On Tuesday morning at 10 o’ vegetables. Cook, stirrin g ca re
As tho g u ests arriv ed D orothy added much to the festive uppear
Church, at 3 o'clock,
22.9CO.OOO F L IE S CAUGHtf-J
a little vnnilla nnd powdered su turies. Ask The N ational W oman's
clock, the Board of m anagers will , . ,y
Prevent breaking vegepresented each one w ith a horn and .n ee.
architect
g a r and spread on graham bread? P arty. They will cite a b aker’s
.
MUH,t in the KUn parlor. On these J*h <‘s; f,,r five m inutes a fte r boilled them to th e G host's tta b le on
First National Bank
The fidelity to detail w h k h Iffjj
If you have some ground nuts to dozen of stutes rig h t here in A m er
I Grave* and Miss
A
num
ber
of
in
terestin
g
games
"‘
‘'nsions,
m
atters
„f
d
epartm
ent
Z
Make
a
border
of
ica 1020 w here dire punishm ents charm teristic of tfie Japanese
wilt entertain at j
P0^
wJl«re punch w as serVadd, b etter still!
Sanford,
and contests were enjoyed d u rin g ,
a rc brought up for discus- mashed potatoes around a hoatt *1
are handed women violators of never b e tte r ilustrated th a n in J
Ctlc It the home of0 Cdi
the evening. Mrs. Hale won t h e i s""»
confirm ation, new mem- P""f p latter. Fill .with m eat and
m ortality with nnry a jot nor tittle recent fly cam paign. The g o r e M * ^
Vaughan, honoring
The aftern o o n w as m errily sp en t
If
you
have
n
child
or
ever
hope
prize, a dainty vanity, for the b e a i|,>Mr" recommended l.y the Member- jrravy and put into a hot oven
to
the errin g male partner.
m ent of Tokyo having offered *1
r, a bride elect with gam es o f all kinds.
The
to have one. you may be interested
disguise for the ladies, while the sh,p C<ID,l" il,“'' are voted upon, long enough to brown
bounty on flies, found it n s c e s a iij^ l
featu re was a r a t C ontest, th e
in
w
hat
old
M
afeo
Veglo
of
Lodi
m en’s prize, a hook-, went to For-1 ,,," i n m<m thly check-up of the fiT,"x ,‘x tr« s t°ck can he kept in
S|K*aking r.’f m orals, as even we to count them when the fly swat*-. -
w of the Duptist prises fb r th is w ere won by Allen
Iflub
re st (iatchell. O. £. Wolfe and nHncinl “tntem ents are given in by the ice box until the ..c x t°d a T a n d ?k!J ° * \ the subjcct bnck in « * who don’t especially pirk on the
tors began producing, w ith t h t ^
f with Mrs. J. L. j B. W allace and Lilia F ay H cnder- Mr. M orris of the Y. M. C. A I
treasu rer. If there are m atters then reheated nnd thickened w ith "5 t!’ " n t,,ry- n" roto,(l by the Rev. flapper will, here's a new one. A
resu
lt th a t the m unicipal clerks, y,
in
Edgcwood
son..
home
had charge of th e gam es of t h e i m which outside organiations wish nee to make n substantial luncheon Bedo J n r r e tt in his “ Social Theo certain health em tnissioner who turned in a count of 22,900,000
Follow ing
the co ntests, the evening, and introduced quite „ :l‘» m terest the Woman's* Club, such soup.
ries of the Middle Ages.” C hil
ever condones everything, says fore the cninpBlgn was over.
guild will meet with guests m arched into" th o dining num ber of in terestin g features.
dren should not he checked in their
1sh,>u" 1 tu> Presented at this lime,
that short sk irts rnm e about be
cr at <1 o ' c l o c k ut room for refresh m en ts. The dining |
crying,
for
th
a
t
is
thought
to
de
L ate in the evening refreshm ent J
thl‘ •’resident, Mrs. K. A.
cause
of tho autom obile nnd gear
Fourth Street.
Liverpool and M anchester, E n g . , v
•*
J Dougins.
velop their stren g th .
No silly
*hifly th at sounds possible and ! land, are to Is* connected by glNrij
rHallowe'en
, ° . T . . r : decorations,
i r!*.h ,. . " ,iih am
« i* lighted
• . . « « ! ..............- n r . p . . * * ,
.......
Il_ _ T h e W o m a n ’s D a y
baby-talk, half-w ords only, should
Spend your mntiev f„r r. I
straw s, m ints, candies on which | A fter the brief business m eeting
be taught them. No tales of m on that then g irls bobbed their hair nvodeitn auUunobite road,
w ith
num erous Jack o’ lan tern s, fortunes were w ritten, and
Oil. T ires and T„Uw
on Wednesday aftcriu.i.n at :{ o'Byy AllomAll.
cilffoi
Sum
m
er
ste rs should In* told them , imr so folks wouldn't look a t their legs will cost nearly 116,009,000 an
f Hutchison and I*he dining table w as centered with were served.
sories, Phoim graph,’^
‘
'' j clock, the L iterature D epartm ent
ir
" bit'll does not sound s,, possible. give emplnymcn t to 2,000 men. rtAM)
want
to
have
your
husshould they he frightened with
lought o n w i l l e n t e r - t h o larg o b irth d a y cake topped
Radio, Flashlights lim| ]
A m ong those present were Mr I u!
1>r MH,nil,° " U ,,|t- “ f ,nM< " ' d •v<in* have “ happy home,
___________
nam es of terro rs, nor bogies, su c h '
[V, the home of th e; with seven wee yellow tap ers. At nnd. Mrs. r im m h e r ln in Mr .....| ( Rcdhns College, in a lecture eon; B atteries, etc :.n,| K,.t th
f'ham herlnin, Mr. and
nn.l
live
hnoppily
ever
afte
r,
it
be.
*'s those with which mi rues love t o f j ^
( Court at H o'clock. | each place w ere orange b ask ets fill Mrs. C C. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. H eerning his experiences while E di
I ,,laps
'he Free I’hnnof
, v"s y<"' ,a Hnd yi.Mir affin ity terrify them. Even ns their fn«r.l
tor of The Independent.
A b b y Doudney and « l w ith candies, the nam es of the
K astner, Mr. and M rs. A. Catchcolor m which "you fit Hs a rose
is to he carefully chosen, so as
In m aking it possible for S an
vkr
Urn.
guests w ritten on cards which ell, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. I)e Co
to its stem ." So says somebody
Hines
nt
and
her
tongue
cut
out
ford
to
hear
this
brilliant
speaker
carefully
should
lie
the
words
they
'nr^o!°VS
MKRCI- pl'“ e IS too full o f iiestheiic, dream flowers. I’ll tear them all with a pair of sheura a fte r she
L 7 a.
T in.
" '’
I Z S S . ' t S ? . ™ * - 0 r : - V , «/*■ C. Anderson, Mrs. Morn without charge, the L iteratu re De- or other, probably hired by the a f henr. Let children he neither b ea t
:I
- *t 10 o'clock
ange nnd w hite brick ice cream and i land. Mrs. Evans, Mrs Hale
d ^.rdfu S rj;;r‘ ;:
,y / h‘‘ n,oLs’ lhr,;w <*»’"> away and make the garden was dead, seems hurrilily unbe
(
t
Mr. purtm ent is initiating a long need filiated decorators and wall paper en like asses nor like kittens lured
(f
Wesley
will
hold
l
.
k
f
__
I
.
.
...
*
’1
1113 Hanford Avp. Hbnij
m akers who want new paper on all by silly, soothing words.”
HI. E T f E ! T .
r il m7,‘ n,zy
»«’ would know that lievable.
,
atid election of i l h . r M ™ T r byu ‘.h u !'” **“ ■’ I-*«I M r. M .(rw ,« l. Mr. «,„I M .. ed movement for bringing em inent
our
homes, as m istresses of house
Rightly or wrongly the world
unto Him. 2 O m ni.
ThSvVim
.
i.P
'
,
lC
.h
™'
.
11»•
Eehol.,,
Mrs.
Churl,-,
Krhol,.
figures in lite ratu re to this city.
■di*s rts»nis ut the
Seem to have known som ething
M
lh,i
7VK
V;1
1
pl!l!,N
antl
*»
make
a
new
T
h
irty
little
friends
of
th
e
hosMrs.
A.
II.
H
atcher,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
will
say
"th
at
was
holds decide th a t tan oatm eal
a woman's
gaiden iitli rly unlike the old that he would destroy the
th at 8 o'clock.
,
tess enjoyed this d elig h tfu l u fter- Stestrom , Miss Alice De Coursey, The lecture is open to the general paper put oil the living room last about kids in those duys, too!
R - - 0 I.oril, continue Thy I :q,irit of the place. I he joy in life dial made the old garden work."
public, and afte r its conclusion an
ji of the First Hap- noon.
She wns assisted in e n te r U. E. Wolfe and Mr. Morris.
ndner.s unto them that
m
inform
al reception for I)r. and Mrs. year is not their “affinity color.”
|l
nu-,-1
with
Mrs.
(’.
a
nice
one
of
its
km.l
would
be
gone,
and
the
new
one
would
Purple makes its how us n fa
tain in g her g u ests by her m other
v and Tiiy righteousness
WOMAN OR mail, everybody
VKRO
UFA
(
’ll
PRESS
Holt
will
be
given
with
the
follow
The
Tot’s
Shop)
in Wynnwnod at Mrs. J .
ight in iieart.
vored w inter color. Purples w ith 1
have no character, no individuality of its own. It would be will know that it was the work of
M itchell, Mrs. W. T.
ONE - DAY SERVICE
Here’s your pointers. If you nrc a dash of red, som ething like o ld 1
ing hostesses, Mrs. Anile Van Ness
In hellish hatred and
Mitchell nnd Misses Aeea and S a
The history
like the new Orchid Murphy in (he movie, with its light jealousy.
of the
Duinmit
Miss S arah Kirkland of Lake Brown, Mrs. Fred It. Wilson, Mrs. a wistful brunette, you should live
There are only about 60 of the
g j p l E IMMORTALS
plottings jealousy inspires drove
16 West Wa.dilntrto#
ra Mitchell.
fuschia, are very good in frocks ^
gone out- the realest thing about it would be dead.
I eiwcl
at A JIf■tiliu rs t. supposed to original old trees th at were p la n t
land is visiting in the city as the B. F. W hittier, Mrs. E. II. Brown m kmiiis decorated in blues with ami wraps.
the very worst. Let him hewnre
the oldest in Florida, ,s uf ed out by C aptain Dunim itt that
ORLANDO
u r-i
T il. *i i
^ .
J guest of Mrs. L. II. Sm ith, at tin* lee, and Mrs. S. O. Shinholser.
So he would solve the problem by helping to make the soil I who invites nr risks thal hut l rd. be
‘ houtd sail for Trehiznnd,
touches of yellow and rose. If you
special in terest to the citru s in still remuiu alive. The ea retak e r
kr Yaugliuii will ena
v
ocher so that two 1lowers could be made to grow where one I
are one of those whom gentlem en
Like a page from th e fantastic
I
ustry
states
thut
they
were
producing
an
I the Indian R iver section.
hwa »t her home on
The shoppe for tl:<> Ijttki
SLOWLY TH E United S lates,
enm*.
mother nnm e in your first grew before and in time he might even help to enlarge the
prefer and m ust use soda in the A rabian N ights, we hear, wilt lie
1o'clock, honoring
like a child taking its first steps, the data ioi which was mostly average of about three boxes of
Inst rinse wuter, live amid apple the wedding of the son of the SulP rndfen, ° make ™um for thl‘ particular flowers which he reels its way in the. world of flying. compiled by Prof. C. A. Buss, a s fruit per tree, some of the trees
llin Abby Doudney,
wardrobe
Mr. and Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins
board a train , and fail Wanted to grow there. And graduauy the poets narcissi and
greens with gold and ppik touches. tan tan of Morocco and the daugh
sista n t nu rsery inspector of the producing more nnd others less.
|n«t week.
A m ost delig h tfu l children’s p a r announce the b irth of a dau g h ter
The Denver Post announces the E ast Coast, who has
llgh,
..... .........^
_ Most of these trees look healthy
kindly perA background of so ft blue with ter of the Sultan of M arrakeih.
819 W. 3rd SL
’ LAYETTES
Circle will meet ty of th e p ast week, was th a t of Sunday, Oct. 31, a t th eir hpmo on
NOV
iai \ W<,U di b1cc° mo neighborly and grow side by side. establishm ent of the first flying m itted the w riter to use it ?n th is'!* 1 Pres°n t and ap p ear rupuble of
appropriately clutch my
gontle
rose is nlwnys a foil for the G reat rulers of all the Arab tribes
!. Anderson, 108 S atu rd ay evening, when F rances M agnolia Avenue. The baby has
He would have helped to seed and nourish the plants that route connecting the United S tatus story.
p i t and weep.
| living several y ears longer.
The
By SISTER MARY
blonde, loo, they adm it.
BA BY FURMTURlJ
with
u
foreign
country.
The
Col
are alrendy arriv in g with th eir
it
3:30
o’clock,
nnd Helen W ilson en tertain ed a bocn named M arthn Linda.
Phone 475
C aptain D. D um m itt planted out (trunl’'8 °.f t h m ‘ . ° f
trees
If I should wonder make a garden sturdy, dependable and lasting, but the orado Airw ays, Inc., will enrry
B REA K FA ST—-Halves of grape
And this doesn’t quite fit into gorgeous retinues. A rab cakes and
kthly
business
meetnum
ber
of
th
e
ir
friends
n
t
n
H
al
BOYS
AND
(HRL3
J
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rough the door,
original flowers would still be there to give the tang, the es- mails and passengers between Den a grove located about two and
re " ^ t !ve‘y 42 '»<*es,
fru it, spinnch with poached eggs the general idea, b u t if you’ro a candies aro being prepared in g re a t
Lmin's Club nt .1 lowe’en p a rty n t th eir hom e opmiles south of the canal
mchc!* and 64 inches in circumMr. and Mrs. L. IL Sm ith hnve on toast, bran nnd raiHin m uffins, big lady with m asses of auburn vats. G ifts totaling millions of
• nunnery, or nave
th/ !,VharActer 4<» the whole. There might be weeds ver nnd Mexico City, connecting aone-half
| Hamilton Holt, of , posito Rezo Court.
t A llenhurst, Fin., nbout the year
e onc fo,' t above
ground.
recently moved to S anford from milk, coffee.
give m y cheek, would which found their wuy into the garden that it would be ad with Mexican fliers nt El Paso.
hair you m ust live in dull m ahog francs are being sent tho S ultana,
11H
u'jn
-r« - exact
... . date of. the
.. p la n t‘ I hey average from 26 to ,10 feet
twill spenk, and the
.‘10.
The
Tho spacious home was a rtis ti- Lakeland to make th is th e ir home,
th e floor
LUNCHEON — Baked green any tone m idst antique fu rn itu re nnd millions of torches arc being
high
and
have
about1
an
uverage
ing
does
not
up
p
ear
to
be
positive
l
cordially
invited,
r
up* Nttl° WeedH likt; M nir late and losing TO SEND a letter from Denver
cnly decorated w ith a profusion of nnd aro now loentod on Lake View Beans w ith bacon, cabbage with and old prints.
r.m en tio n polaon and the everything.
crown spread of 1(5 feet.
made for tho event.
■reds; '
to Mexico City and g et an nnswer ly known, or a t least the w riter
golden cosm os, m arigolds and /> th - Avenue. Mr. Sm ith is assistan t French Russian dressing, baked
Boy, page somebody who'll nay
has been unable to find anyone
From the inform ation th at Mr.
But you can’t tell the fn th er of
now
re«|uires
II
days.
The
air
And Hhe might be a gardener to o . Among the
tI
a
^
r
0.
E.
S.
will
\
e
r
cu
t
flow
ers,
to
g
e
th
e
r
w
ith
all
sturdy, service will cut th a t to th ree days. who: is certain.
chief clerk for tho A. C. L. R. Ry. Indian pudding, milk, tea, rye for it!
Bass has been able to g ath er the
an
Am erican bride a thing! W hat
Masonic Hall a t so rts of H allow e'en novelties, such
bread.
lifted•n^oon*n® world in honest plant* of practicality, dependability and common
Andrew Jackson, an old dnrkcy grove was well cared for during
he
knows
nbout the cost of engrav-1
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illK
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Pl'LT
<rc
will
lie
initians
black
c
a
ts,
owls,
ghosts
nnd
sense, or whatever his tort be, she might plant a bit o f
He
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Lossing a n
DINNER — Cream of earrot
wh« cume to Florida from Snvun- C aptuin D urnm itt’s lifetim e.
It
is
one
thing
to
be
ju
st
u
n
Brings out the usual heating appli
ed
invitations,
little w hite and gold
MEXICO
CITY
and
Uenvec
hats.
INtettHjr we.ifigh and Tiarcissus, a little «en»o o f tiamity a rar./fT h j. "wh7to‘niw l?
kept it worked and pruned and the
“ IUCTAII, AT WIIIII.I-1MAI.K I’llIlK S "
nounce th e birth of a d n u ghter on soup, shepherd’s pie, linked squash, com fortably homely. It js quite boxes for th e bridal cuke, carriages
planes will stop fur passengers n^h, < Ja,-in 1JJ6U and worked for grove produced good crops. Since
»r»
|
if
An old W itch wns p re sen t and F riduy, Oct. 2D, a t th eir home on head lettuce
with
Roquefort
that comes from dreaming dreams that cannot la* turned! and mall at Leon, Aguas Calientes, C aptain D um m itt, states th at it his death it has changed hands For n«l*rrjr nud T lrr a c rrltr, o r rp<-hnr*r nod rr|>alr all
.
another thing to be culled tho and covers, puls uu Arab wedding j
ances, fires are started in chimneys
end I, correctly side bv
will entertain j
fo rtu n es fo r the young Quests, O range Avenue.
was an old grove at that tim e and
cheese
dressing',
Jiakril
p*urs in | htimt'llbst woman In the world. quite in the bushl
into gold edged securities and practical business methods jI 1 orreon and Ju arez,in Mexico, at that
lerlra.
I.rt
x
m
r
next
new
IlnM.ry
hr
„
U
II.I.A
Itll
nml
nalrtl
several
times
and
each
new
mnnthe trees were then about 26
i f Hook Lovers | predicting b rig h t fu tu re s for ouch
r.l Paso, Albu({uerque>, S anta Fe,
I
chocolate sauce, plain cake, milk, Mrs. Mary Ann Bevun of England
nhe too might find weeds, weeds like careless language 1| Las
ju g c r gave it only poor to m oderate
unused for months. Now is the
M lovers when our I
j’tkck at iior home one|
Vegas, Raton, Trinidcd, Wal- feel high and the tips of the care and never spent any more Irrro rr.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Grim es of coffee, graham rolls.
has th a t distinction, nnd her fuco
bare^
Municipal Judge Mary Grossgambling and occasional drinking, which removed would seaburg, Pueldo and Colorado brunches almost m et in the middle
The
usual
Hulowe’en
gam
es
nnd
Hillsboro, N. II., arrived here S a t
is indeed her fortune. She travels nnin of Cleveland, ()., insists on
-rwsThe trees in the I money on it than wns necessary o ilit i*IIO.\ K I.HSprings. They will fly on beyond of the rows.
n h we He forevor enemies, make a finer and better man.
Doudney will en- stu n ts were played th ro u g h o u t tho urday to spend the w inter.
to check over your “Fire Insurance
Shepherd's Pie.
D
uring
the
winwith a circus as the w orld’s home ono standard in her newly innugurgrove
were
p
lan
ted
20
by
200
feet
I
to
ke,‘p
lt
n
*'Vt’’
Denver to Cheyenne to connect
tis
honor
of
Miss
j
evening,
and
a
t
a
lute
hour,
the
j
w lth A belard and He-1
Two
pounds
Iamb
cut
from
fore
d? nl0t think in t<jrm« of making peopli* over. Nobody with
|uhd
at
th
a
t
time
were
p
ro
d
u
c
in
g
!
„
,
,
.........
producing i tl’r " f
tho Kr('v‘‘
*eliest woman nnd is a m illionaire ntod “ Morals C ourt.” The judftc
United S tates post office air
r t f Csuthon H ut-lhoB tess assisted by th e ir m other
Coverage,” for with the first chilly
to be made over. Nobotly wants anybody after they lines east
Iabout 10 to 20 boxes of fru it per ; Vl , y <lamaKc,l i’Y the big freeze
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Robson nnd q u arter, 1 cup sliced onions, I by several tim es today.
and west.
does not give one sentence to the
I T - _ Dorothy P arker. wants
tree.
; un<l was severely pruned back r J
; the wedding re -(M rs. F red W ilson, and Mrs. E m liaby of Orlando spent the duy in cup diced carrots, 2 tablespoons
’
have
been
made
over.
Add
to
them,
give
them
what
they
She
says
th
a
t
she's
also
a
pub
taw
dry
“
Ladies
of
the
E
vening”
(F ro m V anity F air)
m et H unt served chocoluto jeo Snnford S atu rd ay w ith relatives. minced parsley, 1 1-2 teaspoon lic
days comes work for our Fire Depart
From the inform ation th a t be ^ .v e're.’f fn 'm 'n T " *,UTVj ' ,vil but, r(-“
h a te not, but leave them all their personality and individual 11 IS said th at if President Coolbenefactor, for it makes ju s t who stand before her, while neg-o-cream
, individual angel food cakes
has
been
able
to
obtain
on
it.
Jack!
^
^
7000
1
^
0
^
7
^
“J1
’"
"
l
y
'vhii’h
so
rightfully
belongs
to
them.
idge
refuses
to
accept
a
renuminu1H» > - .y Dam ocratlc Ticket
‘
VM4 th >-’ arove
^Dr. W. II. R uck- 1 iced in oran g e nnd candies.
tion in 1P28, S ecretary Hoover has son states th at he believes t h e 1!.. tl!
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Tunnicliffe
ment and losses to our citizens from
---------------------- 0 _________ ____
IL
grove
wuh
about
.
’
16
years
old
when
“
'r
r
^
“
i"*
Moth!"« <!«>ne
,M. Mason motored
A bout 35 children enjoyed the and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Berg, m o
been chosen by the ad m inistration
he came to Florida and t h a t S 1* ’ 1 aiMl 8l,^fcrtM, *rr‘*n t,v fr" ”'
lath S a tu rd a y ,1evening’s pleasure.
in Mr. Coolidge’a place.
in U. Fletcher.
tored to Miami Sunday where they
fire.
years would be a fairly close es enttle and neglect. The grove wns
a dental c o n - -------------------- ---It is hard to understand why tim ate of its present age.
then plowed deeply, tearin g up
•a, 4th D istrict.
will spend a few days.
Scarp,
many of the roots that had come
I Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Miss VirCoolidge should refuse
h.:,H/ ‘ntk,uvolr ed frtim time to time to make aPresident
Andrew Jackson said thut he to he- near the surface of the
F or Sale By
second electoral term which at
C ourt Justice.
i ginia McDaniel, M rs. M ary S trong
Mrs. R obert Wilson, nnd small
perfectly clear in these columns its attitude toward the present seems to lie his if he wants heard C uptuin Dununit say In- got ground during the five years of
• W. S tru m ,
of Haines City, of F t. M yers, nnd Laurie McDaniel d au g h ter B etty, of Kissimmee, are
Our Insurance Department will glad
his
first
hudwood
frrun
a
anonymous letter writer. It has been repeatedly stated that it.
,
- m an by! neglect.
Lots of the trees died
id Cottirpisnloncr.
ISmIordj spent the formed a p a rty m otoring to Bun
visiting
her
purents,
Mr.
nnd
Mrs
Eaton.
Mo
who lived i from the shock, all th at died be
Liy un business.
no communications ‘""W I'*’ published by this paper unless
But the Hoover suggestion is in
nell Sundny, w here they were the J. C. Aycock a t th eir home on
ly go into your insurance needs with
ta tween New .Smyrna and Port j ing grubbed
out and new ........
M atthew s.
.
the identity ot the author was known and his name signed terestin g . B arring some unexpect (•range
Sanford.
Fla.
g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. M artin M yrtle Avenue.
on h ow ler’s Hay and hud- , planted in th eir places.
Silk
,of R epresentatives.
Towels
ed cataclysm s, with the present ded some old wild sour orange ,
to the paper.
H
•M ilsughter, Miss McDaniel.
One yard n| regular price, serond yard for
Hounholder.
you, quoting rates and assistin g you Iv.l
rum pus in the Democrat ie p arty it trees th a t were grow ing wild on |„ I*rom 1!*I4 to date the grove bus
Large sizes Kuck, 6 for
>, of Eustis, w e re!
’
--------H agan,
seems probable th a t the Republi the ppro
Funds
for
Greece’s
“
domestic
<lay,
Tlu>
lh
‘?
1
<
l
a
-splendid
article,
well
ro
p
erty
on
which
~
the
..u
:
fa
ir|y
well
eared
for
and
old \
\ f
.
____________ $ 1.00
v n t r Judge.
'the former's sister]
Mrs. P erry W allace, who has bread production fund,” which was
$ 1.00
written and containing what seemed to In* worth while sug- can candidate will In* elected.
in every way possible to protect your
grove now stands and from these IU)" y
f r
T V ,,m ' 'T!'"
G. Sharon.
•tar, Sunday a f-jb e e n th e a ttra c tiv e g u est of her s ta rte d to encourage and aid w heat
buds
he
s
ta
rte
d
his
grove.
He
also
1
V
1
i
,
.
f,n
*
tm
,,‘
The
fop
^
r
ta
m
municipal
improvements,
but
the
author,
Sty Com missioner .‘Ird JJis: siste r, M rs. Tom Bolt, a t the la t and broad production, wil be de
W H ILE W AITING for the P re s said thut the old Jones Grove ‘is i ?r 'T 'i
" ‘V‘‘ HUrY,vcd hav‘‘ '»»
either through cart'lessness or fear that some offended par ident
Ladies’ Underwear
property against loss and damage.
■11
'
to make up his mind, Sec no longer in existence.
te r ’s home on P nlm etto Avenue for rived in p a rt from fines imposed
Bath Towels
if ' f ‘-‘ 11 v1,.K!‘r und «Ppenr to he
sk Evans.
ty m ight jump on him for what In* had to say, omitted iris re ta ry Hoover is hard a t work all
...
. .
........................ I,n ra 'r condition at present.
At
Twu big tables of teds and gowns. Values up
f L H Harvard and the p ast week, left S nturdny ev- for profiteering.
E xtra large aizea, three for
I rom the buds th at < upturn i no tim e in the .history of this grove
name, signing the letter merely ’ Taxpayer.”
over the country. It can be suid of
Call 588.
<v
to $1.76.
metureil
to
Eusti*
ening
for
h
e
r
homo
in
Jack
so
n
all-M ills m urder case is
him that he occupies him self e a rn Duinmit got from Mr. Jones was since Captuin D unim itt’s death
$
ville.
The
Herald
knows
a
thousand
’’taxpayers”
and
has
no
raisin g th e dead.
estly with th e national problem s the beginning of the Old Indian however, can it lie considered to’
$ 1.00
—
— ■—
o ---------------------------“
n PBbhshmg a letter with no better identification. from the Colorado dam project to IRiver v arie ty of orange th a t has j have received especially good ‘are
“A Share o f Your Business Will
J
r
been
plnnted
so
extensively
on
the
and
attention.
1
Archie
Betts
amt
Walk every day is about
E. A, Dougluss nnd F. P. F o rster
the E astern and M ississippi valley
Bleaching
To carry Herald roulcu in afternoons.
U *SVin(," IK ,; uK‘ 1,1 ‘‘vorv r<’l'Utable* newspaper office canal
East Coast of Florida.
At one
L** the proverbial orange it
M
r.
ami
Mrs.
Paul
project.
left
Sunday
on
th
e
b
o
at
for
Ja
c
k
Corsets
At the present time there
6 yards of Bleaching, best grade
Hut while thousands of columns have been written by the
Have two good openings for boys that want
lime
thiH was
considered m
thee best
|ing tho doctor away.
...... woo
wi.n voiisiucrcu
nest ..limn 2 anil ......
t , rr ................. 1
Appreciated”
to Apopka Sun- sonville w here tth ey will spend u
' »■
o-—
All
styles
and
sizes
for
press of the country on the u tter uselessness of submitting
variety
of
orange
to
plant
in
Flor.
th,.
”
f
,lirfl'r*
,nt
W
*
to
make
money.
Must
be
over
twelve
years
DR. ROBERT A. Millikan, head
in the grove.
*prnt the day.
$
1.00
few days on business.
.
fo rg o t th a t tom orrow is nr H ies minus signature for publication, the evil has md of the California In stitu te of T ech i'll*, and thousands of trees have
of age and have bicycles. Only energetic
If a sm all tra c t of this grove
$1,0 0
been
budded
from
luidwuod
taken
day and th at there is n yet been stamped out.
nology, has m ade fu rth e r studies
|lh e m !» o f M r . u n (i
and ambitious hoys need apply. Call between
upon which the older trees stand
•
coin
these
old
trees.
ibllcnn ticket in lln» field.
Mrs.
Vcrno
C.
M
essenger
left
of the M illikan ray in the A n d e s
Cretonne
, .*
could l>«» pui’chasiMl l»v the ntuti*
falker will regret to Monday aftern o o n for Jacksonville
three and four o’clock in afternoons.
—-----o
The anonynions letter writer is essentially a coward, lie m ountains.
The history
3
yards
of E v erfast P rints
Children’s
Dresses
::r
r
f
n
,
l
1
p
u
,M
i"
..f
u
H*
h«rth-ui:
xbould la k f rntufurl
r Miial! daughter In-, where she will visit friends for n
T here is no question as to tin given by Jackson has been veri- tu ral college at Gainesville, in su r
J
l
l
n,
0;Hay|
IU
,<
h"
|mlS
“
llmvn
1
,1
t)lm
k
««*«!
while
but
All
sizes,
in
a
v
ariety
of
styles
11 1«ite ill at their few days.
? ir in0W!cl,^ c' thut
all he will no sign his name to it. He will give somebody ’’Hell” existence
$ 1.00
*
ing proper care d u rin g future
M
Only u lilddim* in cnllr^i*
r*> Avenue.
rue '"cosm
ic V™yl'-r
ray s rare
“ .:,a L
. “ '
r^ ' , ........
years, it could be made a m atter
provided the somebody” won’t find out who did iu H<* s power. TPru.
___________
$L00___________
■
i
iiirula
tn^
1806
and
was
acqunintbom barding th e ea rth from every i i
.
Juck D uren who is attending
or historical interest to futu re gen
afraid of what In* thinks, lie is a coward ami a hypocrite. direction.
Japanese N ovelties
P rofessor M illikan says 11,1 w |th C upU m d um m itt.
orations probably w orth while.
a- A. Stapleton Rollins College, sp en t the week
csjd has a good golf course,
Wall
I’lacques and o th er Items, 2 for
they
nrove
“
th
eir
universality
of
C
ontinuous
from
1
p.
m.
to
Murl'hy
motored
to
Brassieres and Children’s
end here w ith his p aren ts.
IT, condition now than ever
HmMHRLY r r WAS an axiom thal competition was the direction,” flowing through the
* * f " r t h e e vk
'
#nd should have hundreds
11 p. m.
’oning.
$ 1.00
W aists
Phone 148
’ on It every day.
Id. of trade. Under tin* method of the present dav it would universe like a g re at wind blow-t
TAM PA TIMEX
ing from all directions at once.
2
for
J 1 w. I). Gardiner
— TODAY —
seem to lie more appropriate to say that advertising is the
gthosi« from Sanford
. IMan Found In Shallow
A lthough a very sh o rt ray, the j F lorida’s action to test the vnl- resident of a .state which takes
Ladies’ Silk Hose
life
‘»f
Unde.
It
is
not
enough
that
goods
are
madea
de_________
$
_____________
-Herald 'h e ad lin e KuturMilliknn rny is more pow erful than “hty of the federal inheritance tax
Doris Kenyon and W arner
rundo
Sunduy.
All colors and ■ivtfe
full
advantage^of
the
credit
provi
nmnd
for
them
must
also
be
made.
It
is
on
this
foundation
any
o
ther
we
know.
A
few
inches
law before the United S tates su
y Would be news to find n
LA
ST
AND
ONLY
BIG
CIRCU
S
COMING
ALW
AYS
C
R
EA
M
Y
Who is NOT in r.hul- of enlarging production through the demands created
B axter in
v of loud will stop X-Uuys, the Mil preme court has drawn this edi sion is required to pay tho federal
$ 1.00
H ats
Ce re4urned home
likan rny will pierce six feet of torial artic le from the Chicngi governm ent only 20 p er cunt. The
Advertising
that
very
much
of
the
success
of
the
A
tmencun
One
table
of
Ladiea*
H
a
t.
fo
r
-------o--------lend.
Journal of Commerce:
1 fro,'« Daytona
industrial foundation rests. -Calvin
" ’
“Mis Mates”
stato gets the 80 pur cent.
(’oolitlirt*.
of o ur stre e t intersec' hls been for the
“
Whon
F
lorida
conies
before
the
Bed Spreads
__________ . $1.00
-()Florida
defends
her
constitu
beau tifu lly doeorated
IN 1D00 chem ists believed that United S taten suprem e court to
Comedy
^
s
One
a
t regular price, two for
* paint but we haven’t
l.ANCJUAGK LS TIIB armory of tin* human mind »n,l thnt could ever be known in chem contend th a t the present federal tional sovereignty when she np-1
Snow drift, is a, rich ,
‘iW
[IteW ordinance regarding at omc* conLtms tho trophies of its past and the weapons istry hud ulrcudy been discovered. death tux is illegal, the d ep artm en t p ears before the suprem e court to
“
W
IF
E
SHY”
.
Ladies’
Blouses
$ 1.00
l*Tong returned Ut
' being enforced yet. Of its future conquests.—Coleridge
creamy shortening that
, 0ns Now every student knows thnt of justice will reply thut Florida re sist such coercion.”
ex tra
One
table
of
Ladiea'*
Blouses
for
Tuesday
L
v,*r#
'be
is
vj.sitint;
- o —-----Milane News
since 1D00 chem ists have added tu bus no fig h t to contest the constiIt can lie fu rth e r said,, taking
-----------------------O ---------------------goes
a
long
way
toward
hoapital ie one of San- .
W
inifred
th eir knowledge infinitely
more tutionplity of the tax.
.
$1.00
the pMt
ktoet needs b u t like ev=P
th e speecnes made in the homo
than all the knowledge gained be
m
aking
a
success
o
f
“
W
hatever
m
ay
bo
h
e
r
legal
'm
B lankets
have to Wflt
fore 1900.
» basis, that
'■■h
i g b t in the prem ises, it Is clear th a t som e of those who88 insisted
Ladies’
H
ouse
D
resses
P
»
ft
Wool.
One
a
t
th
o
re
g
u
la
r
price;
e
x
tra
be rdised to
upon
‘•JP1
1
M
r..
R
.
a
J
T
XQur
cakes,
biscuits
and
<
The M illikan ray perhaps is part the tax a t preaent is injuring her,
DAYTONA JOURNAL
one for
mi
BaeeptloaaUy good ra la a a > .
° ‘, / h e real .cpspjlc knowledge in mid
............
tho IawU8 148tan‘l8
th..a t .„
It .„
Is Injuring her in an
p-i ■ i. *o~ ——
pie Crusts. I t never
‘Feed tho brute" is an old and in the form of music, uhudod lights which we heye not yet taken the 1unconstitutional m anner.
nTi?W i 1 ,‘b,‘y wero discrim inatrailroad engineer, who well accented adage, and probably
•?
"-SLOP
■•
'In crim in atin g ag ain st
first step. ’. We still tnke N ew ton’s
/P*,ot returned to gets to o hard o r too
“ F or th e ta x law discrim inates.
Continuous fro m 1 p. m. to.
p. When hla train was still stands tho test of time as ono und touches of Individuality.
grra v ity w ith tho hypotheti- It does not sot out to collect the F lorida especially when they fought
law
of
g
^ ^
.
And, speaking of light, we won
„ “T111®. Sunday Soft to spoon out easily.
been killed In the of tho f i r i t axiom# of a happy
11 P
cal “othe:
th a t his law requires, same am o u n t of tax from u re si JU ,way tH the s ta tu te books. That
Ladies Silk D resses'V '
u n t Would have been sur- home. But do not neglect beauty der how many happy homes have and w ith :r"
P
illow
C
ases
.
Mt
j
visit
It tho theory th at to send dent of F lorida as from a resident ii * 5 ° ts to '" ,lko the whole thing
DEVELOPERS
he awoke.
One a t th a ra g n la r price, an o tk ar fa r
5 , k _ ^ rs> James It is alw ays a n ice,
for the bcai.t! It, too, bath charm s been wrecked by the presence of our e a rth going around the sun of W iscoasin. It g ra n ts a credit all the more reprehensible.
Stam ped on e x tra good d iafo rU b fo r
—
TODAY
—
fiercely
burning
overhead
fix
¥ " JQ ....
, 7 * 141,1 believe th a t tho theory
to soothe the savage breast.
oa Tenth fluffy white consul*
c
$1,00
tures . The world in which wu live it m ust f ir s t have been "thrown "f 10 p er cent, 20 p er cent, 40 p er
ljf$g good magazine
$1.00 i
:
Tho “iov« n est," w hether large
,f?oV‘;rr,,nlL
’n4
1“
th
a
t
of
the
1
from
the
hand
of
God."
We
arc
Jack Hoxle in
aaysL"To evory or sm all, should be a placo of is not most beautiful at high noon, approaching m ore exact scientific cent, or an y am ount up to 80 p«r
tcncy,
no
.matter
how
cent, to ^ resid en t of a state w___
U ch
;,,tbhl" th,n th“t
F-:V
'<w Ip the Unitod beauty. Tho,hom o may be plain, but ra th e r toward evening, when explanations.
f c * ,Meis®h mo- the weather behaves.
imposes degth taxes, according to o f n^number of the Stick over one
t-00 the payroll but it ought never be dingy. W heth ta e shadows lengthen. So beauty
“The
F
ightin
g
plates
to
cauqe
jfrj.
,;
j
vqC'SYa
“•‘■rday
evening
the amount of .The state tax . It
‘ or local gov- er fillnd With old things or now, It everywhere is created by shndows,.
^ ne fberein w h at th e renlTROTZKY W A NTED to carry pormita tho fu ll am ount of ths .
today aa never before, furnishKeith's vauentployde or should bo cozy. I t should m inister
Ranker”
state
tax
to
be
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out
L
enin’s
policies,
and
prove
th
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deducted, provided j don« and what ^ h ^ r e ^ d e n u T o f
the home are
Itl E very alw ays to the beauty-loving side n g ‘.VJ.f. boau‘y
it
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available to cveryono.
Let the tho p ro le ta rlh t, Mfhlch means the
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by | of human A*
tho
home-I
wurklnp..mMB
Whogev
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follow
the
lead
of
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lecessary,
Bellavln
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returned
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all this
itly expect
Flor** 81,*ning
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rule ill
by (he rl^ht idian*
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t ,' -im x MLty.i
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P. AWAIT
Activities of the
Women’s Club
™:hAr r (,|nsH°ft,ic
ss -rr
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Elton J. Mougt
Filling Station!
FLORIDA’S OLDEST CITRUS GROVE
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SANFORD
Wilson Children Give latt('r’H,ii"n° •>» Luke view Party at Their Home
LAUNDRY•
Menus for the
Family
Winter
Weather
Call R ay Brothei
time
1 Oriental Stucco
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What Are You Afraid of?
Beautiful, Practical, Durahll
£
Tuesday $1 Day Specials
CHASE & CO.
Wanted—Two
1.00
Be
Amusements
- T h e-
SANFORD HERALD
DISCRIMINATES
1.00
Santord, Thur., Nov. 4]
THE PIONEER C.IRt US »l the WOP'
3EAUTY IN THE HOME
$1.00
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A GLAD ONE
Not quite two months remain
betore the Christmas holidays will
be here. There are many things
you may wish to do this season.
There are many articles you may
want to give. You will look to
the merchants ot your town to
have on hand large stock s ot
quality C hristm as merchandise.
They’ll have it, too.
Just a suggestion that we wish to make:
You can assist your merchant this season by
prompt payment ot your b ills, some ot
which may be overdue now. You can help
him to help you. He is not going to tail you
at Christmas time, you will not tail him now.
Close up all those slow accounts.
The above is ottered merely as one neigh
bor to another—and that’s what we are.
Thank you
li-iitjiUlU
O f
J J
S A N F O R D
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This A dvertisem ent Paid For by the Following Merchants and Business Ifjpjus^s:
The YowellCo.
Celery City Lumber & Supply Co.
Mi-Lady’s Shoppe.
W oodruff and Watson
Lloyd Shoe Co. Inc.
McKinnon-Markwood Co.
Gonzalez Grocery Co.
Sanford Drug Co.
McCulIer Grocery Co.
Sanford Feed and Supply Co.
Churchwell’s
B. L. Perkins.
Thrasher and Woodruff
Smith Bros. Inc.
Wight Bros; Co.
. Geo. A. Speer and Son
’Miller Furftftjftfte Co.Inc.
Bond-Hill L inker Co.
s im m & 'w
Hill Hardware Co.
: 'a ' **V* •
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Laney’s Drug Store
Roumillat and Anderson
THe Sanford Bank add Trust Co.
I’igglyWiggly
Lfl- plggins, Jpc. Ford Dealer
Seminole PreSseryi! v r ; !<
Seminole'Awning Shoo
The Sanford HeralF™
The Ball Hard warJ
The SenfiUftHe Coi
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8trvl<* Offered
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- . will Im? received
f a d collect.»r «nn(
for w m m l Iflr a li"c
Sc a J'i*c
7c a line
[<•< on request,
rates are for
IrfcrliiiMs.
I of. average leapt h
* line.
,
thurge of 3to fl,r
L.
P E R K I N S ,— H a b e r d a s h e r
h e a d q u a r te r s f o r C o 11 o g i a t c
Clothes
110 F i r s t S tr e e t.
S S - S p c d n l s „ t th e S to re s.
E L E C T R IC
Rom 7
■ H n n a i i M
$1500 Cash
M ill buy a fivo room S p a n ish
bungalow a t a price $1 500 u nde r
actual, p re se n t flay value. O w ne r
in-ids money and on this a c c o u n t
will sacrifice. Two bed rooms, d in
i 1 MR E E room furnished c o tta g e . ing room, living room and kitchen.
Bath ami Imt w ite r connections. Double g a ra g e , etc. Price if sold
Five m inutes fm m p. <),
8 1 2 id once, $7500 with only $1500 cash
Guinn Ave.. Pimm- AT l ,f.
and the balance on sm all m onthly
payments. Drop a postal enrd to
f OR R E N T - 5 room furnished me ami I shall be glad to show
house mi Sanford Ave., c o n you the properly.
Imrntod r ig h t
venient to
school. $75.00
p e r in town. Aildress B. E. ca re Tho
m onth. Phope 71.'!.
San told Herald.
ELECTRIC!
t ome in ami j;,.,, ,,u|. ]j„(, of
V Electrical Appliances
P* i"il.il.irs. Irons, W affle
I r o n s T oasters, etc.
'H I E 1•A 1.1, H A R D W A R E
T in and S h e e t M e ta l
W ork.
W a t e r A»d B o a t T a n k a . A t Oak
A venue i*nd’T h ir d S tr e e t.
T el# ”
phone 111."6 6 — W a n te d — In H u v .
J A M E l H. C O W A N — AH kinds of
i m
00—Automobiles
81—linuseH For Sole
T H R E E Brand New Stucco B u n g a
lows for rent, desirably located,
modern throughout, lauive nam e
and address at Herald office. C a re
! of It. F. S.
19—Building—Contracting
C L A R E N C E S M IT H
G e n e ra l C o n tr a c to r
fl'Jti W e s t F i r s t S t r e e t
a t P hono 441
for
.........
sinp is restricted to
lificatioiiI is made 1tie 8 a n*
L , || be responsible
I incorrect insertion,
fur suiiscmient
c office tdtnuM be
Jiutely in ease of
i H i H i m
For
Sale
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91— L egal Notices
CHRYSLER
PITAS T P i l l I E'U MflTfiD C f\ * ^
l n , \
V h U L VFi,lt MOTOR CO
S anfnnl Ave. at IOth St. Plump fiH2,
d a n c in g
lit*'
J l llf*K
i o t v r \ , HT%Vn m
nui .k
r i.o tin > \.
n u n m
n i i
Fe a t
a rec
Alfredo Fernando, the
known Italian dancing masta
just set it, new
record fur nutl
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KSTATi: OK
M v l.i A. U . KKHI.V. I»i>ci-.i -. i1.
U SE D ('A lt E X C H A N G E
I it\ v u i ; j i niiK o r *nii» c m n r dancers to aim at. He h a t
CO RN E R PARK A N D SECO N D !
u h i h i ;.\ h. iuq.ii
bar ut() hours, or nearly six
it|»|*li«-<fl 1 f» Uih« i *i m11 lor Ij«'m *•r «» . f
* 4*
y . W. W ANSLEY, M anager
A«Tm i it Nt in 1 1n ri nn I li«“
o f DiifhtH Without MtoppinjC*
J E W E T T A N D PA G E
R IV E ’S G A R A G E
i
Sanford IK'iiter
208 W. 1st St.
Phone (H 71
Man \ \v
“ Mill
l iH H lO
k .-I'M
of
-I" . . i . i i " < > r
h w llllT B ik ,
ti„s come forward to centcat h i l l
>
T in .^ K a im *: t i i k i m : k ‘ Hm : t ** p ii *-j cnril.
i n*l .m!iniiitih|i nil ;m>| ^Involii 11t•*
Kunti l it Mini crcilltMt** i»f hjiJiI il*‘
c* .cn> i| !*• t.« j111 ■I ntun.ir lnf«n. M11 r* KING AGAINST PROF AN!
i 'oi11 t i.
( Im Ior>* tin' I _111 >l.i \
Li Italy King Victor Gr
\ ■xclllli
A I f 1:•»ii, iiml fil* «
11 G l* t^ l Used Cars F o r Sale
«I IdH8, If ;ui k all 1»'\ l»rt\#\ (»• ili»- . was placed a t the head
1 it tit in*{ 4■f 1.*-t r**»h of Viimlnisi 1 ,t
Dodge Sedan; Essex Conch; L in
1■'ll Oil »iiilil . HfjM* 4*1 he nv *h,> t Im ' n n ti- p r d f n n ity drive that.''
coln T ouring; Moon Sedan; Nash T
•4,HID* Will h»- K111lit 111 Im Hi|ii| Kill'll
Lnrted Inat y e a r and haa
Couch; Cadillac R oadster; Cadillac! r StiiIMi. t»r !m Hi*||M• *'l*t*‘l fit p»r!
ninde
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1 II 4II1C i|H 1 \i 11t| t \ a u th o ritie s th r o u g h o u t Italy
T o u rin g ; F ord Sedan; O a k la n d ’ /l \v |TM : (lie ic<>
•111)1 V iful 4"4,l1l| tills
'i iHf "1
Touring; Overturn! Sedan; H u d 1!..
Mt Ii 4tji % *■r 4h i «.0.1, \ I * 1 Pjt* 1 requestri! to hnvp IccturcH for |
<s 1: v1 .)
: the stuilent* on the swliject,
V'tVI
son B rougha m ; llupmnhile. S a n - '
.1 vs i; SN AId >\\
foril Cadillac Co.. 117 K. 2nd St.
1’4>nmp \ .1ml «'*
Phone 121.
,
Loudon dancing teachers nro I t
\ f) T 1 ( t:
I ing ti> tone down the C harlert
4 1*4 1, . 1. 1l s ^ . \ rli t loll 1li-5
S A N F O R D m i l C K CO.
t! -Mini , i *’ mm\\ i*. !11m 1HH| MII41H Ml i t that it will he acccp.tablt *1 ,
212 Magnolia Ave.
ihfl ft'i Sum 1h..If 1 • imt x
\ M ii f tlie exclusive Iml! nunns th o rc
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f \"■ir ii* \t 14mlit. 41 in* ♦1 11|». to Im
Phone 267
, aMarM
b tilt R EN T, o room house f u r n
H O D G IN S & C O W A N CO., A uto
ished. Apply Bareli ft home, 2
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a
double
hui
R udiati.r nn<l s h e e t m e n d works.
tel, hiimiuerlcsf, sh o tg u n , second miles o u t W est First St.
Plnin and o r n a m e n ta l s h e e t m etal
’work. Tel. 718-W .
207 F rench hfiml. must, he a b argain. Write
FO R R E N T .
a room Stucco
B urdette, H erald Apts.
i Avenue.
Bungalow, Palm etto Ave. and
PA IN T E R — DECORATOR
I ID IV pay cash for wenml hand Knty St, $7.Ytlll per m onth u n
furnished.' Phone TUI.
A. H. R iggs, 004 L a u re l Ave.
pianos. Address !!nx Sit’d.
STUCCO BU N G A LO W
P H O N E 3011
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hi 1*1 in 1h.
hvliKTlSKHS
1 I ■" atod on m r n o r in S a n fo rd
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F u r n i t u r o Unfinished
6 7 — D oom s W ith H o a rd .
| j (j representative
1 11. Igill ■> rooms, well c o n stru c te d , LIN CO LN
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K mi liar with rates.
! I ‘ g> living I'luiin, dining
room,
Etlvviirtl
Higgins,
Ine
25— F l o r i s t s .
Indication will give
j I-1' ■t" ■ri, two lied looms, bath, w ith ( ’omniet i't:i | ,V Palm etto Plmro' III
„ | Kun.M IN .MODERN P riv a te I,......
mfunnatioii. Ami
n“.
| wit li or wit bout hnai -I
J11 ; O F F I C E E o n u r s f In Meiseh {.-d u, ,, i li , tin i-ani.e and water.
"S T E W A K T T H E FL O R IS T """
K EN I t i l l \ M , I \ > , V'ill'll,',
lth»“.v will assist you
■bi'Mir.
all
i>npiovemeids.
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it»
7: c,*
Bldg
Apply A 1*
■ Dnvej Win do n A ole.
1 lib itud
F low e rs for all Oceanians.
y
I',mu want ml. to
Sons. Magiiojm mu| do I
j S anford Ave.
Wt , k . m il Is Nim S tro n g and
6 ' on: to North i aiolina and will HOOD \ \ I• l i t i m n I-.AR 1 iUi .
M cLA N D EU A RCA D E
v i-| f*11iv*•
U S. I. B ailm n's.
H ealthy
Phone 781.
sill under market value in o rd e r
In 111 In, i a- - < ti i ml |.-r
■ts r n o t h i;
— I ROOMS, with or without meal i
1 " i aise tniiil i
t ulniiiri eial .‘.venue
Reasonable laics. I.Llnoln H old SO— A — H eal K s fa te I> ire c to ry
.fs.don
1
IiuiiM gi' e I lieir
I-.vtak, frail, un d e r-d u v sld p ^j
27— P ro fe s sio n a l S ervices.
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Ittoffice address as
uitli only v' iPU cash ami balance ]
e.| t hddri'ii and especially the
DODt.E itRtt'i I n . R S
\ l .i
jilttmo number if
68— Itooms W ith o u t Hoard
monthly
i th a t have lickcM, and need it
MeCALL A FOX, Real e s ta te in - I
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I. V
t ' t* t L
ifsults. About one
EUGENE f*EJtMANENT WAVES,
unford H erald.)
vestm ents. Best buys urn a m o n g
^ '’a te I hi
| builder th a t prom otes the g r o w t h
*;»« w; i •I 4 Ml \*M
I 'miters
If a thousand has a
i '« »MMI.*'S f' iM:l. no kinks, one price, personal a t FOR RE N T Desirable bed room ou r listings. Phone 745.
of teeth and bonoa, cod liv e r
jnl the others can't
tention. RIudbird Beauty Shoppe.
S E L L GOOD E S E f i CARS
w ith bath in private family a t
n o i l i i:
is th,' one medicines aupronUmffiB
with you unless
Phone 340-J.
\..i i
i‘h t fi t li.i I I Ii** uotliing helps like it.
' SKK It. ('. T ISIiA L K Tor (food buys
618
Elm
Call
321-44
‘ itySH
[jour address,
.1 -i r
' I«111111 :is si MII»' I M I I11
Several
in Real E sta te , 23(1 Meiseh Build
But it is n a sty and re pulsive aht)ys*3
' "itiO. will :*•
S. J. NIX
tinusnee Ml SI be
B argains in
mi. t t Ii
I ' i I>•FOIt UE*VT. — 1
ftirnishml ing.
A tto r n e y nnjl C ounsellor a t Law
on at The Sanford
I I in
}- it n r. >i 11, evil sm e llin g and n early itlwaytoiiAl
C-eil t ’ai .
hot]
mnni.
lilS
(Ink.
I *J G .If t 0 '• upsets childro(i's stonm e ha — so now J
300 E a s t F i r s t S tre e t.
■or by letter. TeleHIGGINS SMITH-WIGHT INC.
Pi a ' r i g h t ,
»M• ."4I 1I-I f iiffr ! u p -to -d a te c h e m ists ndvlso Mc» _
nlimumees are not
Rea1 Estate and
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C H I R O P R A C T I C .— The
forem o • ROOMS for lent
Lot.f F u r S ale
i jr11;i til I C oy’s Cod Liver Oil C om pound ; ^
INSURANCE BROKERS
‘ *4*11If ta b le ts, s u g a r coated anil aa eoay;
.' s e.
flru g le ss sy ste m of H e a lth Heal
pi ..i,i-i
luffn u ni
mg. In v e stig a te . Phone tb2 .1 fo>
LIST YOUR P R O P E R T Y W I T H ,;
111 f I• 1 to take as candy.
mi l i i : k n priii ,rs. l ,..
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a p p o in tm e n t. Dr. W. F. Mae 6!)— Rooms for HoiisckfvpinR
One boy g a m e ,I 11 1-2 p o u n d s ;^ ]
GOO F ir-t N ational Bank Bldg.
Iloiigall, 1st N at'I Bank P>l<lg.
in srvi ii weeks, anti is now healthy; k
Elm Ave and 1 3 b ' 11 aa l .
and Imppy
thousands o f otHuffy
bd I mind.
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KENT I h it iin o for
licht
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WANTED EDUCATED LADI ES'
BE BURG ami ee the m w i 11 st <>iu
iN s U K o i;;let 11
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i.ti m, new
Union Pharm acy and all d ru g g liU
To o r g a n iz e p a rtie s for to u rs to 71 — A p a r t m e a t s I<**»r K e n t
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vaiiom- p a r t of the U nited S t a t e s '
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I a k " Montoe. Flu.
ami to foreign countries.
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luvK b"!d i mg with fi scinttting work, good emnmis- ; I' OR
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a p a rt
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moot, nl o m om s furnished for 81— JI mi ses For Sale
< llf.I.ISION
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Lin tu 1eleplume of- L u t h e r info»mutioii w rite E l l i o t t ! '' geiitlemeii. 320 Oak Ave. Call
I dm and I .It ii S t.
Plume 3 |
*' ■hti i x 11 dm-, nit rn**
W IND STURMS
• i*».11till rti u If h iit'Vi
T o u rs, 'Talhufega, A in.
13211.
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All ill tiranee w ritte n mill
FOR
SA LE.
room
SEM INOLE HUDSON-ESSEX j
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INC.
Bungalow. Cornel' Elm
ket Lot 2 0 , Franklin
dim i ' i -.it ifin*t.
I S — H lts'neSM O p p o r t u n i t i e s
F U R N I S H E D a p a r tm e n t, w ater, !
2(13 Oak Ave.
Must be
(ndcr please return to ______ ___ ___________ _________ , j light, gas. 1101 F re n c h , c o rn e r j and H ighland St.
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PA Y IN G
business,
new j
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r o t ,C L O U G H REALTY
I $500.(10 cash, balance to suit
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stock of goods, j u s t opened up
; T d 732. 311 F ilst Nat. Ilk. Bldg,
R E N T . - A p a r tm e n t nn.l | ‘ h,**i,*>■
7 1:S.
S a n f o 'd Anlv'ni'dide <’i>.
Slalitins — Re|
SANFORD. I I A.
in G ohlshojo n e a r the A. C. 1.. FOR
Plume 137 I
sleeping ...... i s . S p a re for ear. j '.,
.R E A L E S T A T E
IN S U R A N C E 20li Magnolia Ave.
R. R.
13th S tr e e t, Price
$MKt.
Call a t loop Union Ave.
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V. I’l P( U'l it.ASS. Clerk.
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(onus ul llaiMtitroublrs. CreomhUIail^t
1, Soda. We are | M e ljm d e r Arcade,
' kitchen and b r e a k f a s t nook, b a r d - ’______________ _____ __ ________ ____ 91— L crh I N otices
M'xtctl nf Cnoiilt t '■'triTiilwj.liirtf Is. cunt ains. in add it ion to creosote, othO.- 7.
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| wood floors in living room and d i n - ' MAR V A N IA BE IN G P A V E D —
Inal01^ elements which soothe und beat ;
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We a re pleased to announce t h a t
i-i n i.ir l a v n s a m '.
the infccicil tncnihranrs snd slop n**A>
$ ID.tin. Close in. Phone 1113.
T his home m u s t be sold in th e "!
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bedroom for young lady. Call 328 ,1 |
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(o. <4'walk . buildjSM ALL BUNGALOW.
Imcaled build a nice liome there. We de-I
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tliisr in on puvimI s lr c r t. Fan 1 »*irv Hu1 whole ur p in t time wervin* mi fir**,Ui> fnHmvnitf l u n f of Inml
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Price of two persons of selling ability. Vj'1,,r’ jj'"s ’['"’j"!; .* •r’jiW.'1 Alei
p r iv a te bath.
Seminole Motet. lie bought on easy term s.
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not rcb’w.'J'iifn i Uking aecofdlng t f ^ j r
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1 Cull a t o a r of fire for mere in f e rTin*
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CO. I ‘ wood. Rhone 151 .1. HID Pail FOR R E N T . - F u r n is h e d 3 room j This bouse is now rented for $15
ICCUlill * A»k >our druggist, (a an ) . ,
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1ho fi* IHCKCllt 11, tllll 1)i»ur imniflfl
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lot \ l.lll 'I ’ll lililillna. Tin* iM-iHoli
g a r a g e a p a r tm e n t.
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mal kriK Hit* hU’liuHt hid Will Iitl TtfP a in t Store.
! $55, liox 102 ca re The Herald.
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A B E A U T I F U L C O R N E R LOT
illm * ih m*’rili ii P#*ml ,1 i t -m1\ Imm!
a p a r tm e n t. 1902 F rench Ave.
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fl!"' lia Avenue
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New r> room bungalow, Hard worth. Non! tlm mo,iey to protect
ai‘a '* '""I <Inldren. i F o u r fo o t, p ine and onk; V.’u v d , nt 7 5 — U u K in ess i ’laiTH f o r K e n t
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mint sugar jacket and another |
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1^7. ! $8.00 p e r cord. Phone 81 or J'k _ _ _ _ _ _
_______ ____ ________ Wood I loot throughout.
io th e r mv4'»(incut , and will sell
In the Peppermint - flavored
, VM PRESSERY City G as P lant.
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for
this property <h up tot tha t uc 1N i'll»-: i ' iu 111 n r i l l i: l u i \TA
gum
inside —that Is
stores op tiffin s at Park Ave.. I 2 ear porte coeliere. Built in
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Young, O w ner, 208 Ptirk Ave,
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THEY’RE GOOD,
Ml high and dry. L. 1 i vci'iitclx ,.f Hi. m* mh> ”i JVII'a n d staked.
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next cigar taste better.
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ed residential lots, on paved ^ 0. until t" 1' !««'"««>■ ,-r '" " .h e r .
Magnolia Ave.
A fte r Every M enl
Mtf*
prompt [ "nap dragon, carnation ami other —
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future planting. Mrs. L. II. Jones. rJf M p4!r nionth. Addresa E. U D.
What Arc You Oolii|
For Your Puny ChildH
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