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jrles E. Hughes
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In'the
Dole
nto race from Ban Francisco •to
Hawaii, U ahown a* ha returned
*® Lo* Angelas aftor tragedy
f u,m ed Miss Mildred Doran and
her two flying companions in the
r white* House roof today Pacific. Maltoska's- face carries
Sr ninety days of vacation deep lines that tell the story o f hts
f>he Black Hills, and Mr.
daya and nights of worry.
illdjre was- at his newly
-fched desk preoared to do
Ciness both administrative
lyfe there was administrative
in*,* oplenty to occupy his at»ion it was apparent from hla
•srvment list that the first part
Pthe week will Include no small
lount of politics.
tccording to tentative audienfc
It, such Republican leaders
[Charles EvSnB Hughes, former
iry of state; C. Bascon
former secretary to the
dient and a power among the
blican delegates in the South,
Senator Charles Curtis, of
u , floor leader of the upper
t, are scheduled to see the
ildent either today or tomor-
were three Hquqr cases which Vrbre
diapbaed of this morning by Judge
W. E. White with heavy fine*.
Rose Lee Green was fined $100
dr 60 daya on the charge, whilei Vlctoria Bivens and Willia B. Oyans
were each fined $200 or 00 days °n
c
ho ryes of possession o f iiqfeor.
Spanish And One ,'Of Other
cases on the docket
were:
U. S. Blimps In Lead Stonewill Jackson, charged with
disorderly conduct, dM not 1 appear
'
Most Of Remaining Entrants audhh'hohd
Rudoiph Yack, chittrtd .
.
Are 'Believed To Be Over ceedirtg the speed limit, Mtreated
Tennessee And Carolinas his bond of $10 . Floyd McRae was
_
Ifined $5 oh a charge of speeding.
DETROIT. Mich.. Sept. 12— (IN I Bert Chenard,' - charged
with
9 )— Eight o f the balloons in the drunkeness, had hla chad continued
Gorddn Benrtett Race had landed until Wednesday. Rey-Bellimy fail
at nodn today. The remaining seven ed to appear to answer to a charge
bags are believed either in the ^alr o f reckless driving’ and bis bond of
with new distance and duration $15'wai eatteated. Joseph Gagsden,
records in sight or to have been
lost in the inaccessible mountain
wilds of western Tehnesse* add
eastern North Carolina.
The eight bags officially report
ing their descent to Ray Cooper,
race manager are:
t
The Ernest Brandenburg, Ger
many, piloted by Dr. Rhelnhold
Halben nnd Hugo Kaulen, Jr., at
8:30 p. M. Saturday on Sugdr Is
land 20 miles'from Sandusky, Ohio. Youth Sho»wrn Several Articles
The Bee, England, piloted by
Aa He VUewa Shallow Hole
Capt. G. F. Meager and squadron
Eight Balloons Of 15 Wh
Left Detroit On Saturday
Afternoon HaYeLand*dAnd
Reported To Ract-'Offtcials
ence Glover, Dan .Robin-urn,
D»ys, George Whaley, and Walter
Ring, ell charged with being dnink
and disorderly, did not sppear to
answer to the charges and their
bonds of 9 15 each were entrtated.
A. Wolfe, charged withlfe&den
dnvlng; was found not guilty and
dismissed aa w»* Mrs. PitUnan on
the same charge.
M. B. Thomas,
charged with reckless driving, had
his case continued to Wednesday.
Charles McKinney, charged wlAj
attempted murder,-waa transferred
to the county for trial. Mandy An
derson, charged with being drunk
and disorderly conduct,
had her
case continued until Wednesday.
F. C. McCall, charged with reck
less driving received a fine of $5
or 10 days. C. Bales was fined $5
or 10 days for alleged
reckless
driving.
though Rope For Liven Of S
Pllere Is About Abandoned,
Passengers O f Giant Liner
Hope ToFindTrace OfFlane
U. S. TRADEWITH Lofrman’s
GrantWithin!
FRANCE TO DROP Needslnve&tiffatfc
Vessel Enters Zone
Says John J. Boy]
W H e r ^ S M p S e w tS O s iU
NDERNEWPACT
Savage Terms Leiflonalres Com Pierce Department Fhtdn
New Agreement Tb Tmpme'
“ Unofficial Envoys” In 1st
Issue Of Ships P a p e r
Duties On Certain Exports'
ABOARD T llE 8 . S. LEVIA
THAN Sept. 12.— While former
doughboys enroute to the Ameri
can Ihgion convention In Paris
lined the rails In silence, the Le
viathan maintained a sharp look
out todav for a possible trace of
the missing monoplane Old Glory,
as the ship ploughed through the
stretch of this Atlantic graveyard
Where the three flyers are sup
posed to have perished.
Eten though hope has been a
bandoned that pilots Lloyd W. Bertaod and James D. Hill and their
uuenirer Phillip Payne, will he
found alive, the passengers abroad
the Leviathan believed there wfea
a possibility that some trace of
the plane might be found.
Early this morning the ship en
tered the sone.'KOO to 600 miles off
Newfoundland where Old Glory la
believed to have gone down. The
weather waa clear and the sea
smooth In spite of strong head
winds. It waa thought, however, the
ship's course waa slightly north of
the route followed by Hill who waa
fet the “•tick” o f Old Glory.
It Waa recalled, aa the ship waa
g through this tone, that
mande>
«t Hartiaiy.
" h t u r i . i w S i .5S!."hSJSd “
be navigator of Old Glory but had
declined the offer.
Nobody oh board, least of all
Commander Hartley believed there
waa any chance o f a rescue but
the watch waa maintained on the
chance that m bit of wreckage
might
‘i !11 be sighted.
The spirit of the Legtonalrea
seemed «o mewhat'subdued aa the
Leviathan aeUjped eastward thin
motolng, In contrast to the high
HILL REITERATES TELEPATHY USED
WORLD AVIATORS
FORCED DOWN IN
FLIGHT TO TORIO
ft
Mrs. I\ K . Fawcctl, wife Of
Missing English Explorer,
But AngrUyShouts *T Hfeve
Is Not Surprised To I>esnt
Nothing To Say At Present
Report That Mate Is Alive
leader R. S. Booth, at 1:30 P. M.
Sunday at Cove Estate near Ran
dolph, Va.
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.
STREATOR, III.. Sept. 1 2 , The Army, United States, pilot
BEAULIEU SUR MER, France,
ed by Capt. W. E. Keppner and (INS)— Harry Hill stood beside
I.leut. W. O. Eareckson, at 7 P. M. the shallow grate In which the Sept. 12 . -(IN S)— Mrs. P. H. Faw
•lain body of his mother had been cett, wife o f the noted British ex
Sunday at York, 3. C..
The Rex, Italy, piloted by MaJ. f jund, in the basement of the Hill plore-, Col. P. II. Fawrstt, who has
TOKYO, Sept. 12— (INS) —
Forced to land at the Omura air Enrlde Ilari land Capt. PnonesSa, home here today and denied know keen missing in Brasil since 1925,
rxpreesed no surprise when in
field, near Saseho Kyushu, after at 6 P. M. Sunday at Mooresboro, ing anything of hee murder.
Only candle light flickered in formed today of reports that her
.
flying from Shanghai, the Pride N. C.
of Detroit, piloted by William . The Wailonic Belgium, piloted the basement aa authorities, sur husband had been seen alive on n
Brock and Edward F. Schlee, at by LleUt. Phillips Quern in and rounding young Hill, whom they “ paradise farm” near Diamatina,
[Hughes—Republican nominee for tempted to reach Tokyo today but Lieut. Maurice Theis, at 7:45 P. M. hed rushed by automobile 200 Braiil, by a'Brasilian engineer.
presidency in 1916—has just was compelled to return to'Omura Sunday at.Greenville, S. C.
j miles acros
country from La
|
Mrs. Fawcett, who lifts at her
rned from Europe to find him- when the round the world flyers
The Belgica, Belgium, piloted by Crosse, Wis., in order to elude hab tills "spirita'* near here, said that
being prominently mentioned encounted a heavy fog and high Ernest De Muyter and Pierre De eas corpus proceedings said to during the peat year she had re-'
i the next year’s choice, largely winds.
Soete, at 7 P. M. Sunday six miles have b e n planned In Chicago, cceivcd frequent telephathic mess
[the grounds that he has a chance
questioned him.
ages from her husband, advising
During the flight from Shanghai, east of Lamar. S. C.
Ibest out Governor. Al Smith, of the two airmen also encounted a
The Dux, Italy, piloted by Lieut.
The youth accused of matricide $er that he was weH, and that she
York, who la being grooirted soupy fog. This, coupled with the Ool. Domenico I^one and Lieut. was shown several a-tides aa Be i ’i'i’ld hear further from him.
•the Democratic nomination. He fact that the aviaton had a poor Col. Mardori, at 10: 30 P. M. Sun stood'by the basement grave: the
• *I am certain there is truth in
i Mid once he is too old, but he grade of gam line, caused them to day at Newberry, N. C.
clay-spattered shoes, said to be the report that my hosbaad haa
not so positive oh the return abandon their plans of a non-stop
Sighted unofficially wort the the same site as those Hill weirs:
been seen alive near Dtatnatina,"
abroad lgst week.
Spanish Bag, Hispania, and the a sho-Uel which had been uMd In
flight to Tokyo.
Mrs. Fawcett said, “ he haa prob
Detroit
balloon
piloted
by
Hill
and
Isiemp generally haa been credturning the earth; and n handker ably been living with some tribe
After the flight from Shang
i with lining up the greater hai, the flyers inspected thslr plane Schlosser. The Paris. French entry.' chief found shortly after the ,mur
. . . _ _ U » « meiiUl telepathy, aa both
_______
sber of southern delegates -for
Omura field-and again
took_to piloted by Maurice Bienamo, la aald der and turned over to Up state’* J.Thusband and my son, Jack are
___ In 1024. He .broke with
an effort to rtaWt t w W M ? 1*
near Durham, attorney.
intensely interested In the sObjbft
president
.
. .immediately
.
. folloW.
«Hy,r,n»ey- were fo r ced
e d to
_______
... K ! £ - 1 “ * 0,I»W«
Sleepless and tired from' the of thought transmission.
return,
*
Unofficial
reports
Indicated
that
the last convention, 'but-since however, when.thefoge made it Inlong automobile ride, yonng Hill
‘“
Du'lng
the
past
year
my
husband
one of the two remaining Ameri vouchsafed po information.
shown some indicatiuns of re. advisable to continue,
In
has communicated WitH telepathy
aing to the fold.
* •
Brock and Schlee today asserted can bags and the Bpanlsh entry, tonea of vexation he'repjfated that
experts 'in San Francisco, New
Hispania.
were
in
the
distance
he
had
nothing
to
say"
hla
anger
|Senator Curtis is oxpected to, they were uncertain when the flight
leader. The His(ftuila piloted by mounting, he tutoed Uttdn the pro Zealand and London, all of whom
k« up the question of an early would be resumed.
ttnbly o f the senate for the pur
. dozen armed delivered him meaaagea to me. Last
Despite- the numerous cable Major Enrique Maldonado and Ma securing sheriff and a
July 1, I received four separata
jor
BeniA>
Moles
Van
reported
i of-disposing of the the Smith- grams
frortf the
••••"I received, nuiu
me United
UIM1CU .over Lower South Carolina and deputies, and shouted:
messages, each saying I would
ore election contests in time to
tntea nakihg that they ’ abandon
one
of
the
United
States
balloons,
no impediment'to ih e *er- their 'proponed flight .acroaa the
problem of Mississippi flood Pacific, the two airmen, acouMhg either the Detroit or the Goodyear say nothlng'Until the-proper time tt or early In September of this
peer.
dief.
*•
, < to a wire sent to their representa VI, was going strong In the same and that's final.
vicinity.
MI have never been Worried about
Ydung _
Hill
made
the'Journey
to
[Whatever the' politicians who tive hero, appear determined to at
skis
i . is
.
pie remained clnae to Washington tempt the dangerous ocean hop.
thy Ottawa jail under‘heavy guard the welfare of my husband and
and accompanied by Sheriff Plowd •on” Mrs. Fawcett continued. “ I
in* the summer may think, it
The men who are flying the
srded as likely they will come Pride o f Detroit, according to ad
Clark of La Salle county, Assist believe that If one keeps hie faith
ant State’s
Attorney
Chester and courage it not only Help’s one’i
»»y from their first White House viced received by their representa
lit convinced that Mr. Coolidge tive, intended to install a new
Jatobeon and Chief o f Police Robb Pelf, but also the ‘ prirtns one le
thinking of. For the pait two and
-of:8 tiMtor,
cut it when he said he dTd not wright motor in the plane when
ose to be a candidate for ra they arrive here and then will con
Prom Lu Ctoaac, the party'mot • half yeare'my hutband and I
tion. He has refused on a num- tinue the flight to Midway, thence
ored liito Iuwfe, through east Dub hate been separated physically, bdt
CHICAGO, Sept. 12, - ( I N S ) - uque and back Into'Illinois.
never icttally.
I hate anrayi
of occasions to amplify the to Honolulu and then to San Fran
cment for the benefit of news cisco. Final decision on the matter, Ruaael T. Scott waa to appear In
Arrived In Ottawa early this kndwn thit my husband‘was sdfe.
wnv Ii ------1was ahrxy» opIs ^
whv
men, taking the position each however, will not be made untii the criminal court today, for the niomlnj
' g. t)
the automobile
............. waa stop- and that' *that it spoke for Itaeif, and the airmen reach here.
lock or two from the Jail posed to rending a rollef expedl> eighth time In hla sensationally ped a ibbe
checkered cares'-, for a sanity and the’priartner
•t certainly should not be mis, R
was taken to the lion to find him."
Men familiar with Mldwky Is
preted. He spoke through on lands say that the flight over the hearing.
*home
' ’ of* Sheriff
Ttertff Clark, which ad
Colonel Fawcatt and hla eon tllsThe slayer tof Joseph Maurer, joins the Jail. There the shades appeared while on an exploring ex
« 4, 1927, according to--the proposed route would be extremely
infonriatlc)i assembled thia hazardpus. The Island is but a tiny Chicago drug clerk, with a senten were drawn-and admittance was pedition in Brasil in 1925. Since
»*r around the temporary specKof land in the ocean and with ces o f dsath over him suspended refused to newipajperinsn.
then ell efforts [to learn of their
llouxe, let whatever polltl- no facilities for a take-off, In the by an insanity plsa, will be exam
The long automobile trip aod trbareabouts or fates have been uni development happen that may. event the flyers choose the Goan ined to see whether he should be the secrecy with which the officers stalling
route, they would find it equally re-incarcceratod at the Chester •ought to surround it is presumed
to'have been made to block poss
perilous. This would metn they State Asylum for the insane.
I f it is found he haa recovered ible habeas erorp)}» 'writ* filed in
would have to make a non-stop
.
.
fllghl o f approximately 3,800 miles hla sanity, the death sentence Chieago,
hanging over him will be automat
over the ocean. .
ically effective.
W
a s h in g t o n sent. 1 2 — ( i n s )
Schlee fend Brock were given the
Sept. 12.—
ChlSf Justice William V. BrothPecta of an early assemblage 'fullest co-operation by the Japan
n for floodl
[ether house of congress aro ese at Omura. The entire personnel era la expected to appoint some
t* tr •
of the air field was put at their court in the cHmlrfa! division to
Commercn 1
conduct
the
hearing
on
Scott’s
Ibailor
7 ; - ‘ur Curtis,
^urxis, Re
Kepublican Lead- disposal.
KEW, England,. - J**
'er to'prevent an economic Crisis in
sanity. '
i* tii Douse, told Reprvsenta—Two heavy eart! uake shock*, the flooded MlsaUalppL valley.
Scott haa twice escaped death estimated ’tu 'hate 'oceured -1,-760
* T*“ 0!** Majority Leader of the
LONDON,. Sept. 12.— (INS)—
In Louisiana a speeUl session of
by
having through last minute miles distant, were recorded this
told President Coolidge to
have given up .the idea of try
the
legislature haa juat dosed. Sec
stays.
In
June
a
year
ago
he
was
morning
on
the
Kew
Seismograph.
. , f considered an early aes- ing to fly to New York thia year
l .. [nadvlslble. '
a
similar retory Hoover pointed out, at which
for the stornty season makes it too throe hours away from the gallows The shocks followed
l Although the President’s views dangerous/’ Charles A. Levine, when a reprieve by Govsmor Len trembler recorded at 1141 o’clock many flood relief measures were
token. The payments o f takes In
last night.
•wponse to these suggestions owner o f the pla:ne “ Columbia*," de- Small saved him.
the flooded ajeaa wefe Referred for
•»ot made known at the White dared toddy.
He
. . . . . said Ifp-J would
LONDON,
Sept 1L— (INS)— ton y e a n by the State LegUIiture
tu r WB* regarded aa unllkc- make the attempt to fly from Eu
,
Two violent earth shocks were felt of Louisiana.
« Executive would override rope to America next year, prob
relief
workers
from
at
Constantinople
at
11:20
o'clock
radrice of the two Majority ably in % three motored seaplane.
Mississippi were in
th(a afternoon, according to a cenLevina hsm nit abandoned the
" s to bring > Congress into
With Hoover |rat night,
there.
No
non-stoD
■Un
o
f
attempting
a
«on-eto
»n bofore the usual December
MARKED TREE, Arte., Sept. 1 *.
waa outlined re them,
but the
1 °I assembly.
land to Karacbf, »(IN S)—A
from
grawsome
suicide
action of LouUiana aa an
many
HU dew pilot. Capt. W. G. story was under investigation here shock „
t t
'
to the al
taaabfeBtfu. :U studying the beat today following the finding o f the o f ’whom
routes for the |ri Pbody of W. M. Mellqnbrook near
=
coodi- this city.
Trmna-Atlantic' weather
tionx are very bad. The latest bul
Mallonbrook built a funeral pyre
letin reported a 4# toils gale over pi brush, mounted the top o f it
UJAMI BEACH. PI
.with a a
and started the fire
T t *
1
ail around It
As the flames lap
It2 uP*P*r» , u O
ped around hia body he shot him
chargee
Inal
; af herktodlrs?" Both
NEW Y
self. HU body waa a charred maaa Grey Cha
JMtJee o f
Mra. Chaplin U
renney in conned
o( flesh when found.
No motive fo r the death waa dis
•everything
o»turd*y.
. Fla., Sept. 1 1 .—(INS) covered, by investigators.
• %»-.• - , «
*tory,
T ------------------are falling
by her
i Inc
l (
LEAGUE
GIFT
r t ir hi
for the
ref
Brock And Schlee Encounter
Heavy F or And High Winds
ToCompel ReturnToOmura:
Pair Still Plan Ocean Hop
4 T lm esT h atO fO th erP ow ers,
WASHINGTON.
Sept
1 2 .—
(INS)—A heavy reduction In the
volume of American trade
with
France will result from the-new
Franc-German commercial treaty
Imposing upon certain exporta from
this country to France dutlea 'four
times as great aa those assessed
against Germany , England and
other nations, the Commerce De
partment announced today.
"Unless this situation la modi
fied American exporters in lines
subject to the nrw four-fold duties
ictically will be excluded from
the French market" the statement
said.
Articles Include the folic
electrical ‘aqulpment,
machli
and scientific Instruments, 'kai
ware and metal products, Chemlcall, leather, textiles, earthenware:
and glassware, and certain spec
ialties, including Jewelry, docks,'
mechanical toys, gold and alumin
um.
The American govenmenfe hopes
t» meet the situation through'negotiatlon of moat favored
nation
treaty with France.
American ahipmenta td range af
fected by the four-fold duties are
S g 1”
*
,lw “
Wets And Drjrs
Both
N. Y. SolOflWoilldS
poena Notables Fc
Cl o s e Questioi
W A S H IN G T O N , Sept.
INS)— A sweeping con
ional Inquiry Into fe
prohibition enforcement
denfMflfleti todav *bv R
septfetive John J. Boy Ian, (1
o f New York.
I
p . h
- B_ssfn •
- is . .dem
— and
r nnrV«*«« Of •’tolflU nt
Br v n f tH«* Trpnannr
I I M M
T/vWthfe*1 Mint ♦h«‘ ,ibw p ixel * *
M H wi»fe erveft.'hrtwbth W
*•» 'ferow Hie enp^roeein^el
<-n err— nh**e -of «
"’ "nt from 1919 to the
tlm**.
” tf. efter town
of epf
fe e -' He
ndmlntetretWren
•• VevnraMe to the dry ’
’ >•- nrnhibiMan-machine fsxim
hriherv a«d cn-mntian. aa
eW snn, 1 think/he ntnsle tUiad 'to know tha facts."
Baht.
“ Conerraa -anH ‘the rmbhef'
right to know how the
arm nf the government (a
out all the laws.”
WDh both wbte Xnd drrs
Odfehlv arofertr b V -----rational IndlHiAf.
•nforephtont It apoeared that
ton would ‘bare strong topper
"The changes in the Gennan duto
lea incidental to th« Pranco-Oerman treaty do not seem unfavor
able to otor trade and‘might fn fact
improve somewhat the-position of
certain goods in the German mar
ket" the department said.
United 8 tatUa haa *a moat favor-1
be au
ed nation tredty.with Germany a*
tartar American good* of the ben i Secretary
efits of the imw
reduced, t.
Principal commodities of In
tbem^SSs they slESJliSr S t f w S K 'dutTelTiS’ opi
•to wheat flror, automo
h . r . pub fine* 'tad parts, patent
lished a dally paper, the "Atnert- Bnd varnishes,
edn Legionnaire" aboard ship. The
Iton Greene, former
first Issue printed a statement
, - a i . —tlgator; A. Bruce B
rom the National commander,
jn S .N e w York Investigator
oward.P. Savage, describing the
a [connected with under Legionnaires making the pilgrimI t n atlon. against smuggii
C. wauoeil,
Waddell, ex-aieonoi
ex-sleohol ana
mage to Paris as r*uno/flelal en- s \ > .____ j ik iix ~ ti
' *■|ti
High School
This Morning
s,as »».trtin i„ ,i, -nk. of th.i, Record Attendance
Russell Scott To
Appear F or Sanity
Hearing In Chicago
fsident AdvisedNot
1CallEarlyAssembly
States Are Asked For
Help fh Flood Relief
Earthfftotkfe
Keportefl"
Man Shoots Self And
Sets Fire To Body
. 'her Of Weekly
Arrested "
IiitaGrei
Ex-Deputy Sheriff
Is Found Guilty Of
Murder O f Trusty
FORT LAUDERDALE ,
Fla*
Sept. U L H IN 8 )—W. A. Hick*,
who was found guilty Sunday <4
murder, in the first degree in ednnection with the death of Robert
R. Barker, former truaty-priipuer
in the Eroward county Jail, will be
untended sometlms this week bj
Judge L. L. Parks. Mercy was ree
ommended In the decision of theJury. irhieh was returned eurly
Sunday.
After receiving the ease at 19t46
A, *M. SetonJsy mornlrig the birr
was unable to reach a decision and
twice during Saturday night -tfeported
..........to Judge Pi
Parks. Bach tltta
ne sent-them back for further eonJustice ‘o f »the'Peace Hicks malntolned tihe ram* Indifferetice when
verdict waa read that he
maintained aII during hU trial
tHeilayiag in August, 1926.
-, 'Hicks, who was formerly deputy
sheriff ,and warden ef the comity
fall, had employtdjfeirkfr to build
houses for him. Th* motive the
•tote brought out fer the crime wee
retenge, the atoto showing that tha
local carpenters* union had com
plained about two years ago 'to
Governor Martin of Hkk’e t Srha
him whik
a
Barker to work for 1
th e state
sUU attempted
attempUd to
.prisoner,
„ th
•how that Hleka wished to
himself upon Barker for the com-;
ant attorney federal in charge
Seminole High School was fort* prosecutions.
ally opened this morning with an
If Congress gees into an inve
enrollment that Is expected to ex- Igation of prohibition Boyian fe
cced 400 pupils, (he largeit number that unbelteveabl^ 'eonmtiond
that has aver been enrolled In the graft and corruption will be
local high school, according to a covered. He feels that
statement given out by the
‘ *"
board,"hasn’t told half the'itnry."
this morning.
“ fn order‘to throw more light I
No classes will be held today and i the qneetlon 1 ihall demand a
the first class will begin tomorrow Igresaional Investigation o f I
morning at 9:45 o’clock. The new man’s charges aa soon aa ceng
faculty was Introduced to the pu convenes," Boyian raid.
pils dt 'the opening exsrrisea this
"In my belldf hia pwii
morning.
Three fin* talks Wert heard at
th* exercises when T. W. Lawton;
superintendent of public instruc
tion, H. C .Duboee, chairman o f the
I* about time w* put an'
local achoor board and G. E.
principal Of the school,
■
___________
the puplla and School patrons.
Mr. LaWtop spoke at length on
e chines* of the school to have
e of Its best years'on* pit* of'the
^vOr financial condition of'the city
and county. Mr. DuBoee
ed the remarks, o( Mr. £
beared the pUpll* for'th*
atlon and help during the yefer.'Mt.
McKay spoke 'for UaveTml mini to*
family i
welcoming the'MW pupils to tha
mad Mr*. Joha
Inatltuiton and outlining some df
two children a m ir
the plana for the coming year.
Ellen BurlUw
The program waa aa follows: 1
1. Opening Song
•atowuai
2 . ~ * r R a v .V .T . Huhrmah
tfcin, traveling
t Church,
of the
3. Scripture read by Dr. E. D.
tha Presbyterian about half fe
Brownlee of
ible to atop.
Cburtb
4. Address T. W. Lawton
6 . Address H. C. DUBora
8. Welcome address O. E.
7. Introduction
8. Closing spng
lesysam -
{^ n
Chrade Crossing I
9..
Dr. F. D .. King
Church
“Still Cares For
iysl
(IN S)—\
today, j
1
turn Maker Ne
;r Hops Off
ig, W. Ya.
7 " r *erae»w
5 •
42$
^ssr
article
co-pilot
and two
McArdle,
and “ “
her proYork to
in Wheeling, dent Guanl
■ - b ri.(
plan to
thanked "
and Ha
FUld,
New,
.Hit
'
•
r*
%V«
_■ alBraAl
sepa-«irWj4^ |
.
■ -■w • r
, ■;
irarrewi
fc-:
�II
I *
B .1k1
[ ^■
For o u i anniversary, wc want Ht*
hundred new account* and we wail
yourn to be one of them. N0 Mnd
tnpc,’’ Just tell-file salesman that
you wish to buy on the dub plan.
A small down payment will deliver
your selections and the balance ca.
be paid weekly of monthly over .
period o f ten nv\1h«.
need {talesmen Will be d e l i s t e d to serve you In any capacity.
4-R ccm f
Heady lo r
Occupancy
Ibd itiers the
Of all occasions, nothin# can I"1 on a
jmr wRih this event, It pn -anls to
every householder a sterling opportun
ity to replenish the home with a New
Living Room Suite. Someth ini; very
beautiful, something illustrious to make
the home more inviting. Conn- and see!
BED-ROOM;
Bed, Springs, Mattress, Chbst, Van
ity dresser, Rug, Pair pillows.
DINING- ROOM;
Buffet, Table, f> chuirs, Mirror,
Fruit bowl, pnir candle sticks.
Gauge these piqccs by uny other pre
cedent. This is u challenge to all com
petition to equal theso values. Nothin*
like it. It should bring you and your
friends to see the largest assortment of
Living Room Suites in the city. Easy
payments arranged for everybody.
LIVING-ROOM
Settee, C h a i r , Rocker, Table,
Smoker lamp (silk shade).
Pc; Living Room
KITCHEN;
Porcelain top table, 2 Windsor type
chairs,' Cabinet gus range, Linol
eum rug.
Suite,
3-Pc. Living Room
Spe
Suite, Special
Four rooms c o m p l e t e
ready for occupancy.
JSEERRED f o m e n t s
ARRANGED > >
Just -imagine a Spite as Juristic ns this
one. Von w(ll simply love it. Ami. such
choice! You may have ulmost any com
bination of coverings. Roomy, well made
for a lifetime of use. Three full, pieces
— davenport, wing chair and Coxwell.
And such a tiny price now— this week
only.
**
Exquisite
There's fascination in this 3-pc.. Suite
It is remnrknbly well made, in fact you
may have your choice of Walnut or
Mahogany frames. The coverings can
he chosen to please your own ideas. If
your home is worth Anything to you,
you should have this Suite in it.
3-Piece
Charming
Living Room Suite
Living Room Suite
THIS WEEK ONLY
THIS WEEK ONLY
Plan au early visit; this suite is worth
coming for. It is charming and follows
Ihe Dost traditions of period styles.
Choice o ft lovely coverings, Three full
pieces. Over fifty different styles to
Aino»;t uur bed room suiter, you
« l'l find hucIi well known cabinet
maker* « h Rockford. Hli*h, Wiililicomb, Williamsport, Continental,
-.
• • ■• l l.................f a , r f T T i n .a m , f
ly, we have one that will, please
. you.
'•
2-Pc.
Suites
VC7V i 0 ,/»
Special
SELECT YO U R DINING ROOM SUITE
THIS WEEK ONLY
want to place that new dining
n euito In your home.
Seven
•
jr
*
B
s
ten piece (uitea ns nice «a $860/
Beautiful new patterns that wilt
charm you and one o f them will
enhance the beauty o f your heme
We tw it
that you will .inspect!
«,
.
tfiese suites and let ua ahow you
now we can give you
, .t , *
*f f
good mer-
chandiw at a moderate price,
\
i:
.1
$v
Jt
y ' 'A
You won’ t linger long over this Suite.
It has distiction. It is smart. Every
body will congratulate you on your
choice. Newest period effects. Colorful
coverings. And to think, priced so low
this week.
nml Karge*. guiles with either full
size or twin beds, with cither vsnily or high base dresser. Suites in
pretty enamel finishes or wood fin
ishes. Some in solid walnut and
some in solid mahogany. Certain
3-Piece
Budget Plan
Furnishes
AH Homes
�ION DAY, 81
THE SANFORD
Youth is Again Served
The Davis Cup, the most widely sought tennis award
in the world, has passed to France after being in the pos
session o f America since 19?.0. To the dazzling “ Rene La____ Coste and scintilKiting Henri Cochut goes the credit o f liftiTORjing the crown which has rested so securely for several years
BdifJ*]^11
United States. Playing tht_ most spectacular game o f
their lives, I#aCoste and Cochet Saturday vanquished Bill
Tilden and Bill Johnston who, made u desperate defense o f
the honors which they had won from Australia seven years
ago, and which they had been able to preserve against the
challenges o f the whole world.
It • ra id M a l t t f a
m w o
■ ll M r r i t w
la t k f
ItlttM *
Saturday’s matches furnished u brilliant climax to the
» !' N a n a I m l f f , r m M a a ffa a a
Clip at
u w ir la r a n * a
a f f w l H t l a a most colorful meeting ever staged with the Davis
I k a t u a t a t r t a d a llr ra v a r*
stake.
In
the
opening
rounds
o
f
the
championship
play,
Til
' a i d a ll Ik a la a d la a ra a a ta a f Ik # a a
li r a w a r ld . T k r I. ft. I la a a p a a la l. den astounded the tennis world with a
decisive defeat of
_
• ffla la a t hi M a r ld a
a ad
lla
doubles
M a a r r , # ( h aad lla d
a ta te a a w a fa Cochet and with Francis T. Hunter, he copped the
. J a t i k H i aqaal.
_________
event while Johnston was losing a hard-fought match to Laa f fh a Coste. Entering the final matches on Saturday with a lead
T W tla r a ld la
t'lr a a la tla a a , aa
A a d it l a m a a f
iH atlaa a f H a k . of two to one, the Americans made a gallant stand.' Tilden
’ la t a r a a lU a a l Aaaar
A d v artlaara, a a d A d v a r tla la s
but he
_
,a k l# k r a a a lr ra #a#k P » k - flashed some of the brilliance of his old-time form
. Ila h a r.aiaa iab ar
ta a a k a h la
a could not last.
He
wavered
and
then
went
down
to
defeat,
I k a n w k a a d lt a f a a b a c r lp llo a llata
l a a r d a r fa t a r i f f
a b a a la la lr
a victim of his own misplays. Johnston was no match for the
r l t l a i a f r lr r u la lta a . aa w a ll
aa
superior Cochet and with the American’s defeat, the cup
haaaat b a a l a a u ataihad*.
changed hands.
MONDAY, SEIT. 12 , 1927
Th,® dynasty o f Tilden and Johnston has come to an
’ 1 t h R I t K n A L I M PH O liH AM
end. It reigned supreme for years but it has met the inevl ^ n t w a a M r la a lly aad a a n a tr a d .
itable. Big Bill and Little’ Bill are no longer possessed of the
a la ir a tla a .
B jiU
l l # — P aa aa a■ ir
mr l r a n t. In J i r k i t s
wizardry which used to make them invincible. They have
la s t r a d la a a l HI. J . . M In d ia n grown old and their game has suffered as a natural conse
Iver L aaal.
Their defeat had to come in the face o f a superior
— J n M k r a l l . i .1 m a a t b lr “ I’a r - quence.
' np W eek.
It was just another instance that youth must be
o f k a lM la g
» i » - force.
k o l.la , i f l t l M r a l served.
__ _ _
la a lt y Cheat.
I^K tU awplelU a
a f elty
I#
b e a a llfa .
■tadara h a sp lta l.
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0- -
Coolidge And Congress
VERSE FOR TODAY
-A WILLING I UPIL:—Teach me
way, O Lord ;1 will walk In
trutn: unite my heart to fear
, name. Psalm 80:11.
IAYER: Make ua willing, Lord
spt Ih y truth.
The First and Second A . E. F.— No. 3
As Brisbane Sees It
A Yount Man.
‘
Om* Piece Missing.
Farmer, Shock Absorbers.
Happy Yount Octopuses. .
. OY ARTHUR BRISBANE
r a ir r lc k l
r
.•2,j
C O W EOY5S
t -u V O P E |M
1917
1037 bp S tar f a .
WHEN ‘ YOUNI! MR. Wnlkor
was prenenieii to him in Rome yeatenltty, the Pope told the mayor,
•‘You are veiy young for mayor of
New York."
Mayor Walker, who
saw many beautiful and interestini' things in his visit to the aheimt palace of the Popea, wns
amazed at the brill hint uniforms *
of the Papal guards, designed hyj
Michael Angelo 100 years ugo.
Ida. f o r a u t h o r i t y to u i.
l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d real t a t a . i a* .
I n g l o the aald ITRKO
m i n o r , and Rituals
i,; KOR
Hcrnln
C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to-w itT h e S ou th H a l f ( 8 % )
N ortheast quarter ( n r u ,
. ,
Southeast
q u a r te r
ihelV
#t 1
S o u th e a s t q u a r ter
iq ih L ° ‘
B er t Ion F o u r ( I )
T n i ^ ' >> 2(
South. Unrigs Si EaM "h,P, 30
net It Ion fur xal*l authority
.
now on file In Raid Court. 7 ' 'M
Guardian of the* ' ’e rE?*? I
eatate of KURD M.
W IL S O N .
r
or !
I
>
BOYLE A n tO H im ,*
Attorney a for Petitioner.
OH
CCM 6 CPO
in t h e f T i i r n r i -oi h t nr . r>.|
in o i .e c o u n t y , kwimiuy
,J
II
(TIANCKftY
J. H. H I N K L E an.I L O T T IE l
Kt.E, Jollied hy lor lnici.il,j
next friend. J. s. IGNKI.E
plains nis.
C
m
II.
IIF.RNA nr* and LILLI vu ui
IIK IINA H H. hlR w ife , and
. 'W
n fFuOiIut lii.. in.>• r-iui|
1
F . O Ki A
f e n d l not#
l . RI1
O Kinfill
D f i l t r»F
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T I I E ST
A
STATIC
OF FLOItltiA T.V !
O A l l lI.
. F. OH A WFour*,
J;
III.
...
Ih..
d e f e n d a. n
ts
in
tinaliove "tu it u I
eii u s e ;
| It ufiiiearltiK
frnm an nffid.,.!
I f i l e d In Mils c a u s e liy lln- UomiilibiJ
j unt that
you. carl
F, <
I life II resilient nf u Hlute i.r c„uJ-rl
l o ' l i e i ; Uinn g t a t r
nf FlurMa:
1lie iiluee iif r e s id e n c e o f IliU <|#f,
f «t»tit Is u n k n o w n : that there
p e r a o u or p e r s o n . In th e Mm,
i lo li ilu , till* Hervlee o f u minrnirjrJ
in e lia o e e r y niton w h o m wi.ni,)
y o u , nnd th a t y o u uee over -f,# , '
, o f t w e n t y - o n e years.
1
i
T i l E U E F U I l R , thlM In i „
j y ou , Carl F. C!ruwford, to |ier>m
| I.!• nnd a p p e a r b e f o r e
the ci.
C o u r t at H an ford. Hem!n o te .Co.gf.j
J I’ l o r l d a on th e third day of Ur|uu,'|
!A . I
1327 t o m a k e iinswer in iy 'l
. lilll o f f C o m p l a i n t file d aRuin.i rusl
i hy ttie C o m p la i n a n t In thl* no,/ I
o t h e r w ln e s a id Hill o f Conitd ijni »f|
j he t a k e n ns c o n f e s s e d by vmj,
' t h l * eau .e p roceed r *
parte
I i'll use helm ; a suit praylim f„r
i d e c r e e o f f o r e c l o s u r e and
«al»
i th e f o l l o w i n g
d es cr ib ed
pnip,
, l y i n g nnd b e i n g it, srnw
1so ilet u aCt eou
n ty . F lor id a , t o . w li:
3"
T H E • YOUNG
MAYOR was
overwhelmed by the magnificlent
itrumieU' und beauty of Michael
Angelo's greatest
work, "The
i r.urch of St. 1 eter." If he had
time it would interest him to ex
amine in the Vatican library a let
ter from Michael Angelo to the
I'ope under whose orders he work
ed, complaining that contractors
were cheating with inferior mat
erials. "Whereas,” wrote Michael
Angelo, your Holiness knows 1 get
from this work nothing except the
benefit to my soul."
r.ivl
v
C O «.
LESION
*i>EEs H O R .O P F .
IU \ 9 £ 7
CfcWFeTTI
i PRESIDENT
COOLIDGE
STARTS home from the Black
Hills, bringing souvenirs of all
kinds, from gold nuggets to riding
horses, from high-heeled cowboy
hoots lo eight-gallon bats. One
piece of luggage is missing that
he took west with him, the pros
pect ot a second presidential nom
ination In l!)28.
.Many express the opinion that
President Coolidge will change his
mind.
They no not know him.
When he says, "l do not chojse to
run," that’s definite. And millions
ot Americana regret it.
^
mnatlantic
PNEDS
'X
With u most enjoyable summer vacation ended, Presi
L ot IS. B l o c k <*. p f
Mlirii#||*|
dent Coolidge has returned to Washington from the Black
i S u r v e y o f L e v y Grant,
Hills of South Dakota. Back at his desk once more, the chief
l o g the h a r d rond, and th- S.».
ford
nnd In dia n
Itlvrr Kill.
executive faces the task of disposing of several important
I
l o a d Ulglit
o f W a y , llimud,
I p r o p e r l y ns at present locat'd
problems. For one thing Mr. Coolidge must select within
1 1’ niler nnd by v lriu r e o f that «<r.i
bd i
the near future n new ambassador to Mexico and a govern
' l a i n m o r t g a g e dated the tStH ,l,,|
jw
, itf (letoher. A. I), III# from l|. H«r-|
or-general o f the Philippines. Another question for consid
n u r d and w i f e I,Milan M Ihrturd l
A LIFE LESSON
Mm r g a g o r e , m id Carl F, IN
Crisfo^,
of Ik
eration is the advisability of calling a special session of con
>1 little girl, don’t cryns
M ortgrigee,
and o f record
WHEN
THE
FARMER
has
M o r t s u g e lloiik
21, pnge
have broken your doll, I gress. Other matters before the President are tax reduc
plenty of cotton he can’t get any
1‘ u l d l r Ite e o n ts nf Hntiln,,
‘ know;
tion, flood relief and a naval building program________________________________________ k’ l o r ld a
price for it. When he hasn t much
‘ad your tea -set blue,
I T IH F IM IT IIE U OUHEIIKD lit
JUSTICE BOTH W AYS
In connection with Mr: Coolidge’s probable recommend cotton he gets a good price. This
IN T H E COUNTY JUDGE'S C O U R T , till#* notice
he
|iuhll»lie.| |„
your playhouse, too,
FiUtH. A .MINOR.
i <'ii o n l y . Ftnrlilu, on ce n n>rk
years crop Is estimaieu at 112.OF.Mr„EM I
TAMPA
TRIBUNE
ations
to
Congress,
whether
it
meets
in
extraordinary
ses
^’things of the long ago;
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
OF
f o u r ( 4 ) c o n s e c u t i v e v r r k i ;IN ICK
882,000 bales. A venr ago the I
O
f
A
III
GAN
FOIt
AUTHORITY
W
I
T
N
E
S
S
m
y
hnml
uml
childish troubles will soon sion or at the regular time in December, it is interesting to crop was 117,007,000 bales, and
TO SI-lM. REAL ESTATE OF j s*'ii 1 n f Ihe I'lreull Court n{
The way to put down mob law is to collective lawlessness which
by.
know how the Chief Executive feels about certain question^ the coiioii
INFANT.
[Tweniy-thlril Juillrlnl Oirnill
twili g--i niui«! to ihow that the state will not f|must inevitably encourage future
it tittle girl, don’t cry!
Nnllee Is h ereb y given (lint the The state of Flnrlils. in anj u*
of
national
interest.
Time
in
a
recent
issue
says
correspond
fur this year’s 1*2,000,000 bnles submit to it; that it will punish
it little giri don't cry!
undersigned c )' Curd, as Guard i Seminole County, on this 2'> <lar <
than they got last yt*ur fur their those who take "enforcement of |lynchings and iptemptcd lynching*. ian
of ihe pi-rsun and estate ot Antrust, A. I>. 1S27.
have broken your Hlute, I ents with the President at Rapid City were allowed last 17.000,000 toil.s.
Presumably
the
lynching
mob
n
t
FRED
At. FOItf1. a Minor, will apv. k. nouoiasx
Ihe
law"
into
their
own
hands.
■know;
week to question him about his message to Congress and
C l p r k p f U lr i-u lt i 'a
G. Sharon.
When
a
mob
undertakes
to
us-j
actuated
by
the
fear
that
their
inj
Hy ORUTHIJHK E. CAUKROX
‘> ’ir*y
(nd the glad, wild ways
what it may be expected to contain. Here is how the execu
He|ii|t)- I’bjk!
L1!- itcnded
- ■ victim
■ ■ will
— somehow
■
“ CO) A.
MR. GARRETT
SAYS truly snult n jail and intimidate> ~
a —
public
escape J’ —
F lo r id a , at ten i.vim’ ‘k (le
; your school-girl days
tive feels as expressed by Time:
reflgcance inuniakmont fur h ii iiffnnse b u fn rel
' ,l*,,J> ,,f Septemher. IDS'. JMi-al)
that the ability of American in cffiier in order to take vengtan
things of the Fong ago;
Puinil" inie,’ t
°V r % l »>'" offli-.. In Ihe I'ourt douse l.'onanty. L«-onarily A- War#
Kitllcltmra f o r complainant*.
“ Tax reduction and flood relief: These are thought of dustry to adjust itself t« violent upon an accused prisoner,, wiinoui n jury and the bench. Ibis fear, Bl snnfor.l. ihmlmil- Unnnty, Florlife and love will soon come by.
in cotton production and
anting him the right of trial by toupied with the desire for veiige-'
•ref little girl, don’t cry!
together because what the government plan's to pay out in changes
puces “ stands ns u memorial to
ry, ills itself guilty of a crime once, emboldens the mob to that
the Mississippi valley it must pluii to take in from the whole the splendid resllency of <ur husl- against the state which should not point where it takes upon itself the
»l little girl, don’t cry!
lie ignored.
riyht to rondem,.convict, determine
have broken your heart, I country. The President.believes taxes can be reduced if n. *s ..ystem."
Select Christmas
If such un offense against the the degree of punishment uml im
So it does. Rut the poor cotton
flood relief is approached with proper economy.
[know;
,.
state
i-<
overlooked
when
the
mem
farmer
hus
to
(day
the
part
of
pose the penalty.
the rainbow gleams
Farm relief: The President will not compromise with *!|ock absorber in that resilency.
Clifts NOW on our new
bers of the . mob ,ure known
und.
f yoi
rour youthful dreams
..
When brought to justice, the
liberal congressmen on anything like the equalization feat
identified, it indicates on the part .
^
will compluin the wheels
thlr
Inga of the long ago;
Jeweler
FOR THE THIRD quarter of of the authorities an indifference of Justice grinci too slowly ami will
cnay payment plan
; heaven holds all for which you ure o f the McNary-Haugen bill. Rut he will support a large
11)27
the
"Standard
Oil
group’’
i* ig b ,
appropriation for extension o f , the present co-operative
pretend he acted according to hi*
..
108
Magnolia
..
will puy out *47,403,001 in cash
(r»f little girl, don’t cryf
sense of justice and honer. Should
marketing system.
dividends.
In
thA first nine
. . ____________ *_______________ those intrusted with the execution
m Whitcomb Riley:
months of the year "the group"
"T a riff: The President is opposed to any revision,
of the laws inject In the mob a
appears that there la small
_______________________
little fear of tho law perhaps the
“ _____________________
Mexico and Chinn: The
Chief Executive__________
foresees no will have paid out *168,000,000 j
ilton
J.
Moughton
1
j
cash.
That "group" consists of
mob would have less fear of the
r in being govs mo r of Indiana, jehange of the Americnn jwlicy towards either country, U S.
--------- ---------,,
. n flourishing little family of octArchitect
( wrong-doer evading the law As
J. H. JACKSON
w* understand it, when better tr00pS Wl11 COntinUe t0 triInrt!
A m t;rican DV«I In Chinn. |opuses, which appeared on the
long as those who practice in the
’
Irit
Nat’l.
Bank
Bldg.
!
i
I
Indiana
’
When
aflsemblance
o
f
government
emerges
there,
then
|
scene
when
the
big
Standard
Oil
jra are available,
court of '‘Old Judge Lynch” know
Phone
#^ i r
Sunford, Fla.
not ^lect them.
will be the time to think about treaties."
- ^tupu* was chopped into little
they can violate the law with im------- o------ipunity they will naturally question
112 E. Second St
With a Senate thut is almost evenly divided between government.
u children are all glad that
the potency of the law in the case
Thu little octopuses ure worth
starts today.— Dade
City the major parties' the President fuees. u tremendous ob
of others.
ner. Now who’ll tell the next stacle in carrying out all of his wishes with regard to the at leust five times us much us
mamma
was over worth.
above questions. He'must keep his own ranks -otad, a hard their
Chopping up ability doesn’t seem
7e Seminole High School open- thing to do in the senate, and in addition must-win the sup to hurt it.
*iis morning with prospects for port o f the severul independents. His task might be made
GROVER WHALEN, OK New
, of the most successful years easier if he relieved tension in the Republican runks by de
. history.
York, receives through Monsieur
claring
for
once
and
all
time
that
he
will
not
accept
the
roBokanowski, member of the French
good thing about the legion nomination next year under any circumstances.
cubinet, u cross of the I-egion ef
latest visit to Paris is. that
Honor. Mr. Whalen deserves an
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of them will have to worry
it being AWOL.
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jjtoes have compelled the
snament of tonight’s band
ert. Another reason why we
ild declare war on the pests.
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Charles Levine says
her
Is stubborn. There Is no
hot even excepting his valet,
.knows a lhan better than his
ipm has Just finished a ProsWeek. Walt till our celery
ine to be marketad and we are
to begin staging a ProsperHater.
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the Anti-Hmokin*
League
1 ’t meet with any success in
ling smoking, they might at
help matters along by spona "Clean Your Pipe Week.”
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Herald believes that every
try expense should be cut
city budget,' hut also bethat the proposal to' abolish
of
sanitary inspector
false economy.—» ■
Cube and Cardinals
local followers but
o f others who would
the Giants win because
Ben Confwell, Is a
•f Muggsy’s club.
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best way to stay
out
of
is to avoid the very appear1 evil. The City Commission’s
action should be subject to
scrutiny, hence there !■ no
i for an occasional private
things ' creep into print
i. For instance we wrote
the other day which said
On Old Glory la Found
reneoua” end the linotype
-ie it b e "erroneous ' a*
about the statement o f
*“ le County Bank,
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WHY NOT WORRY
Ksnssa City Star
A lot o f people find consolation helps to account for the fact that
If not a certain brand o f happiness, worrying is extremely common
in worry. This seems the only ans today.
wer to that old question, brought
Obviously, we need a new Hunt
up again the other day by a New on the worrying business. Perhupx
York Health authority: Why worry, If it is desirable to atop worrying
alnce worrying never gets a person the best thing to do would be to
nnywhere? The New York phys- create the Impression that it is a
lean says that health, position, valuable habit which ought to be
wealth and pride are the things cultivated, and to devise a law cpm
that people worry about most. But palling its practice. Then people
in no single ^ sta n ce, he asserts, would take a particular delight
can worry do the slighest good; In breaking the law and in freeing
and In nany or all o f them It may themselves from worry altogether,
do quite a bit if harm.
Otherwise it would be well enough
Perhaps so. Perhaps worry short to let matters stand as they are.
ens life. But where is the proof? For the chap who worries probably
f the bright, vitfcWiiM
cheerful* yvwpiw
people does Iitk ulyumou
-Moat
-w—- o
—w
IID likes
II BCD A
«r* kJU
Wlljf
because he
it.
So why
we have known have died young, |should other people worry about
while the grouches survived. This that?
OUR DRIPPING BORDER
New York Herald-Tribune
From sea to sea Canada is wet Ion of Quebec, the Dominion was s*
again. New Brunswick put into e f dry hgally as the United States Is
fect on Wednesday hsr"government tOrday.
control” act, patterned after that
Hut Canada had the good sense
of Ontario,
or the good turtunr,
fortune, imvv
aince one
she menleek
. t.and with it, she
” fpassed
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,,^ ? I k !.ih
! t(i ,al! machinery for the purpose,
northern border to remain dry. t<> incorporate prohibition constitu
The United States fa now en island ion. Wherefore to-day when her
of aridity entirely surrounded by public has turned against the in
moisture.
stitution, and its constituation is
Prohibition is hard enough
------to en- simply an invitation to lawlessness,
force under the m<it favorable cir- ‘ each province Is in a positioq to
eumstancee, but with an inter- ’ terpond to the popular demand for
national border of more than 3,0041a chance. Having the choice, Canmiles to safeguard agaihst the pro ada very
J properly prefers repeal to
cess of capillary attraction the nullification.
task seams hopeless. If it is true
It is it least an Interesting coin
that no country can survive half cidence that the only two proviaces
slave .and half free, it is probab the Dominion still to remain dry in
ly equally true that no, continent the prohibition sense are also the
can remain half wet; at least while only two that do not impinge dlr■ U**e Proportion 0f the people In ectfy
nam
ly on American territory— nam
the dry half Insist. upo*
upoi drinking.
Nova Scotia and Prince Eddrinking |ely,
ely,
Nova
Jf’ lward Island.
Which will cause every though
ful citizen to wish that ws
Thla may indicated that another
country might have been as wiae.i motive besides distaste for nrohior tacky, as the Canadians. In the j bit ion has been dictating its repeal.
»«L L t of iquor ]eyt*i*tloru C on -;* motive half charitable, half comfronted,** In our ease, with 0 tidal imercial, Iniplred by th* constant
ware, o f prohibition- wnilmant Isight of tu* great parched Ameriout of war condltlaite, one can tongue. In any event, the new
" l rlt*\nc9
M fherirelationship ,*eme likaly to bring
***,
two countries eloaar together
t-'than ever.
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proud, and the whole country will
honor of which any man might be j
lie glad with him. He has done as
much us any man to create In, the
minds of distinguished foreigners
the best possible impression nf
American hospitality,
Mr. Uodmen Wanumaker, who
took Mr. (Dover Whalen away
from the city administration and
into his own organization, pos
sesses a quality of greatest value
to men of large affaire.
He re
cognizes ability, and knows how
to encourage it. .
GOOD NEW9 FROM Brock and
Schlee, flying around the world in
the Pride of Detroit. Instead of
Traking their landing In Siam,
where
landings
are
diffcult,
they simply skipped that country!
and flew on to the coast of Chinn.
Another monsoon had bothered |
them a little. Th«lr next “ hop”
will be from Hongkong to Toklo,
n lltle more than 1800 miles.
GERMANY HAS SIGNED the
world court arbitration pact, bind
ing Germans to accept compulsory
arbitration In case of trouble.
In accepting a drastic agrement •
that no other great power ha* yet
signed, Herr Streesman says the,
Germans piean it, they have had •
enough war. If the other nations J
of Europe mean it they could easily J
end their troubles and their fern,
nnd without thelq world court tail
ing the United States whet It ought
to do.
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JA C K SO N V ILLE
FLORID A
C l a s s i f 19)1
w
JLoch
tor
P rices
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Prices in Loch.. Arbor
meet the existing con
ditions of today —-on*
pays for merit in this
deelopment but todays
prices will
be
found
aatounishinxly
low!
Have
a
Perfume should be chosen to
match one’a personality, according
to a Fifth Avenue not*. We are
wondering what kind Lon Chaney
should wear.
you
.a ll B e fo r e
inquired?
F or T h e
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If you're a t e l e p h o n e subscriber
simply lift the hook, ask for 148 and
state your request It’s a service that
makesiit comparatively easy fo r you
to insert youi advertisement. And
Want ads offer the solution to many
a problem. Therels always someone
eager to buy, sell or trade; someone
who has a service to offer# Results*
are certain and the cost quite mod
erate.
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Meet Today’s Demand
THE STATE OF.Nevada is pro
gressive. 'Night before last, nt
Reno, the hut remaining street car
in the state rolled into th* barn to
be scrapped. Surface cars vanish f
from Nevada, with motor busses
taking their place. Big cities in'
the east, west and middle west
take notice.
Some of . our. loading sports
writers have regained Considerable of their lost prestige during
the Isa* couple o f . weeks. They
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�THE SANFOtfJD HERAIJEMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1927
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Airs. C..L/Goodhue leaves Tues
day for points in 0 h|o where Jhc
will spend several weeks.
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Mrs. Mamie K.Whittle
Becomes The Bride Of
-Archie Coleman Hall
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MONDAY
(trie Raff- GUIs will meet at
;.uk at the home o f Miss Emjma Hazard on French Aven»nd Franklin Street. All mem, ,re urged to be present.
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TUESDAY
roman’s .Missionary Society o f
iFirst Baptist Church will meet
j -30 o’clock at the church.
WEDNESDAY
c«lUe Turner Circle o f the First
5 * Church will meet at 3:30
bek with Mrs. A. C. Me Lendon
Park Avenue.
jl jay sewing party at the home
(n. A. B. I.ovejoy for the mem, of the Jenny Spaulding Cir-
teihoM-.
MRS. FRED 3. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR
Telephone 148
A very quiet yet most Impress
ive wedding was that of Sunday
I morning at 8:'10 ff'clock when Mrs.
1 Mamie Kate Whittle became the
-bride of Archie Coleman Hall. The
impressive ceremony took pluce at
the bride's home t>n Oak Avenue in
th? presence of only the immediate
families, with Dr. F. D. King, pas
tor of the' First Baptist Church, of
ficiating.
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The bride- was beautifully gown
ed in a stunning frock of French
rose crepe, with embroideries of
gold and deeper T»se tones. Her
chic hat, shoes nnd other accessor
ies were in matching tones.’
A pretty setting for this affair
was arranged with quantities of
exquisite- pink radiance rosea com
bined with asparngus ferns, to
gether with many potted plants
and ferns.
Immediately following the cere
mony the young couple left hy mo
tor f-r a short wedding trip and
upon their return will mnk» their
Mr. and Mrs! Cauthari HotchinRoy Taylor and C. A. Taylor
motored to Lake Worth, Sunday son are spending a month very
where they spent the day with pleasantly at New S m y ^ a Beach.
friends.
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> Miss Maud Tyre left Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Manley Stockton evening for Savannah, Ga.,' where
of I)o Land spent the diyy hero Sat she will visit friends for severul
urday us the guests of Mrs. Frank weeks.
Mac Neill.
Algcmoon Speer and Arthur
Kiitchcn Powers
left Monday Zachary Jr., left Sundays afternoon
morning for Blockstonc, Va., where foriLexingtcn, Va., wEereUdiejyirill
he will nttend Blackstone Military enter Washington andLKp.Unlvr^Academy.
.
Dcuglas King left ‘Saturday for
North Carolina where he will sit
ter W akefom t College. *'
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, Janies Wright left Supday. for
Gainesville where he is a student
at University of Florida,
,
^iinday at;tlfe hothe ’ of HUmer,
Lundquist and wife.' *
Miss Mildred Berguist left SonWill Typer and James Fisher of day for her home at Fort Meade,
Tnmpa moored here Sunday. M n.
Sshsr and daughter, Efftfly1 who
have been visiting here with rela Lundquist.
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tives returned home with them.
Mrs.
Ed
Hunter
and
brother,
ttri
Mr. and Mrs. John Lundquist and
brother, Erie, were dinner guests
Hpsala & Grapet!Be
i iw ip p
Indies Sands Jr„ left Sunday for.
David Flancsberg of Brooklyn,
Gainesville where be witl he a stu* N. Y. arrived here Friday and is
dent at University of Floridathe guest of his niece, Mrs. W. B.
Zachary'.
Mrs. Robert J. Holly; and Miss
Mildred Holly, spent the week-end
Sir. anti Mrs. George C. Chamat Vero ns the guests of the fom - berlnin of Daytona Beach spent
itier's sister, Mrs. T. A. Vincent. *^Saturday here as the guests of
j friends.
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•Mr. and Mrs. T1 L. Long dnd
Mrs. Cnrrie Worthington leave
Ray Lovce of Jacksonville, sup
Wednesday for Montgomery, Ala., ervising manager o f the Federal
where they will make their fionie. Bakeries, is in Sanford for several
Miss Bessie Zachary leaves Mon
Miss. Murtha- 'Fitt* jcft'.Frfdby
weeks on buslriesj.
sVie
day afternoon / for Bristol, Va., for) w .«Viinyt^ ..n
Miss Lulu Childers, wholiis heed
where she will be chpperone at w . l l s p e n d n
spending the summer nt Wkelartd,
Judfco u n d 'l& a . fr. Wallace
Sullins College/*.
aunt,Otre N, t.
haj returned to Sanford and will Wrignt motored Sunday to Orlando
Ing to Staunton,H7g., wnTre lin# will resume her teaching in the local where they were-the guests of-Mr.
continue her ?tudits at Stu*xt.H*ll schools.
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"JV-* * « “ *“ ■*, onas(. Larson ana
daughter, Edith were dinner guests
of Mrs. Hilma Lundquist on Sun
day and.she.returned home with
them for a two weeks visit. They
alav called at the hopes of Emu
Maghuson and H. C. Lundquist
The Willing Workers swept the
church .TJiurwlny afterwhlch they
enjoyed a good swim In Crystal
I*ake.
H. C. Lundquist mad« a trip to
St. Cloud last week, A. J. Peterson
accompanying, him.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Ericson
^ oy ed
Wester, and Hr. and Mrt.
Evens Were* present" from
Mary'and Mr. and Mrs.. Cai
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^W IN T E R PAfcK—Plans bed
mart* ,for 64,000,000. building p
je c ta t Rollins College,
LAKE CITY—-New W d I
tv/een .here and Palatka to be hai
TV>o Lata T* Classify) ‘A
Su piper guests Sanday-
'welve Miles Out’
t Milane Theater
i Breathless Tale
Tiller many friends will joir
m wishing them every future hap
piness.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher
motored Sunday to Kustis where
they spent the day with Mrs.
Thrasher’s mother Mrs. E. L. Ferrnn.
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ginning today, Sep t £i
new and complete laundry
ife high class laundry
d^ the ROYAL name
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Shlnholser
nnd Miss 1 Clifford Hhinholscr
motored Sunday to Tallahassee
whcrJ Miss Shlnhoiset*. will enter
Florida State College for Women.
Mrs. ’ Geftrgij Afl DeCottes M
'upending n- week or ton.dnys, ptj
Tho many friends o f Mrs.
Atlantic Beach. (
Charles Lyerly, formerly o f San-,
ford'but now of Wctumpkn. AlaMr. nnd Mrs„J,. V. Dunne spent will regret to learn that one un
the week-end at Ovleifa as the i derwent a serious operation Sun
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cur- day evening.
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Gitl Of Interest Here
Mrs. J. Ns Robson has returned
Mrs. M. H. Mabry and son, Hnr- home from Manning, S. L\, where
t,. loft Saturday in their car for she was called by the illness of
iXipjgtbn, Va,, wh*re H*rton drill her niother, Mrs. A. H. Breeden.
She was accompanied home by her
^
nieeo, Miss Hattie Breeden who is
enrouto to Winter Ganien where
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mays an «h»* will teach this winter.
nounce the birth of a daughter
Sunday morning at their home on
Thirteenth Street. The baby has
been named Mary Doris.
The following announcement
iU be received with much interrt by u wule circle of friends o f
oth young people:
Mr. ami Mrs. Herbert Ray Ferinof Eustis, Florida unnounce the
Theodore Hnthcock of Plant" City
Bjfiement nnd approaching niaris spending a few days here with
rjage of their daughter
his sister, Mrs. John la-nardi, be
Margaret Htibbs
fore going to Do Land where lie
will continue his studies at HtetWilliam Asa Hunter
The wedding to taka, place No- ■fnn University.
wber 3 at the First Presbyterian
George Smith left Sunday!fur
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larch, Kustis,' Florida*
Geinesville
.where he will resume
Miss Ferran is the only doughhis studies at Univertlty of Flo
rrof Mr. and Mrs.,Femui and the rida. He was accompanied! to
•ice of Mrt. David L. Thrasher o f
•Gainesville hy his parents, Mr. and
li* city, and In onq of the busiest
si most papular young' ladles In Mrs. .J. K. Smith. ,1
lutis. .She bus visited in Kanifqrd
A, P. Connelly and Albert Con
Ft* often hoth as the guest o f nelly left Monday morning for'Talfct- Thrasher and Mrs. J. D. lahfiuee where they went on busi
Itodruff.
ness. They were a&ompunlcd ‘ by.
Miss Camilla Pulastarr who will en
ter Florida State College for Wo
ay Purchases Gas.
men.
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. Our priced will be in line with the bet
dry*^thraughout this section. In addition to
Laiindiying we have added a com
tfienL we clean any kind. <
or small for us to handle perfectly
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TODAY
‘ TWEL.VE MILES OUT”
John Gilbert, Joan Crawford and
Krneat Torrence in a stirring
hi-jacking yomanc of the high
‘sf . t seas
A *(pat Comedy
“ WILD PAPA”
Milan*—iParamount News
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"THE MONKEY TAt(CS"
The sensational novelty ..otagu
hit of two continents- with piive
Station Froip StoneI^7 .
.Borden nnchRaymoiU-Hitch*
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‘‘Gontlcmen Prefer Scqjcl
Whasc of Stones Ell ling Sta- from points in Arkansas and other
Will-Rogers
t Sanford Avenue nnd Fifteenth places in mid-west where he has
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wt, i» unnouuced by ,W’. R- May been spending the summer.on busi
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fiUing’ station ■from
W. H. to return home about October first.'
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Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McKinnon
■ and daughter, Betty, and Mrs. Car
rie Willis returned from Maxville,
“THE SADDLE JUMPER”
i N. C-, where Betty McKinnon has
starring Dick Hatton in an un
! been spending the summer. Mr. usually good picture. 8 th. Ch#p
and Mrs. McKinnon and Mr*. Will
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M. 77” , •:
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“ Trooper
is .spent the past two weeka with
Family Finish---A Comple
Semi-Finished-—Flat Work Ironed, wearing apparel
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PRINCESS
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1. Cuitu t h e r e - of Fort Valley.
*ho has been the^gdest nf
ipanied by John Schirard and
t® Wilson o f. Sanford and
Pope ,of Orlando.
f*- 0- C.’ Init, who for tk« tfast
%wk» has been visiting hor
J.1*. Mr. and Mrs. G. Bassett
* at their home 206 *E. T h bd
R* kft Saturday morning for
»at Bradenton, She was n o
Knied home by h rt sUter.
> Iknothy. SmltJi who Will
n the winter with hqr gnd at«*e Bradenton Iligh School.
PLAYERS
The First Contest For The C
pionship Of Seminole County
I*4 Clarie Zachry, Milli Carr
*• ®,r ber and guests,, Miss
“I’rik Smith of TtiUtiilW e*;
Contest Is Open To Any Resident O f Sej
Thrifty-,-Jrlat .Work' Ironed, wearing gpparei aampenea.
Rough Dry—Flat Work Ironed, wearing appatel dry (
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1927
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Morgue Houses Pupils in Michgan Town
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Mentioned for Wheeler-aJfqb
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One oi mese men may l*e named general counsel o f the Anti-haloon
League of Americp, succeeding the late Wayne jE WhecWr, o the left
is A. J. Barton, head of the Baptist Board at Nap|iyiller fTenn.
the
right is' James A. White, superintendent "f the Ohio *Anti-Snloon
in tne shadow or the ruined wails 0r the dynamited school house at Bath, Mich., whero 41 were killed,
League.
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children play at recess. Classes are being held In a no arhy hulding that was used as a morgue after the
explosion last May which was set o ff by Andrew Kehoc, demented farmer. No attempt has been made to
been ill for the last Week
icport- Mr. and Mrs. Eldrfdge Friday even
demolish the wrecked school. Miss Thelma Ewing, whose brother died in tho explosion, is shown welcom ed much better.
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ing the pupils.
Mr. Ammons, formerly of Winter
Mr and Mrs, H C. Parker
and
1'nrk has moved into his nsw home fg,nm. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Smith,
here. He purchased the place from add Mrs. Laura Mathers r^otored
Iliehard Adams and expects
to
f'.Ti>nadb Btach Sunday after
make it hirhopno in the future.
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n Tnd!sn River City and reMr. nnd Mr». R. L. Cronm and tarning vi* Sanford,
family spent the week-end in BoWT- ’ .«n .rut Mrs. (Julv^r of Oflando
ing Green.
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wen- dlin» on fMendd here FriMr. and
of Winter «*• R- rn o o n . •’ . j L t
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Press A gen ts O f Country
the every month, accn
WASHINGTON—One of
best wayn of obtaining a liberal ed- same organization.
The Department
ucntlon is to become a Washing
ton correspondent and read ail the announces that 1
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of tea were imported
free Publicity stories sent In by pounds
the last fiscal year than i
hopeful press agents.
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Neither the’ press agents for the year before.
The Baltimore & Ohio P.
government departments nor the
propaganda artista for the various insists that it is erecting a
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-let- up during
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the- grandstand with n capacity oi
tim13 Congress is away. Just be 12.000 for its centenary pageant
cause ,._______
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else throw's these late this month.
Cf
The National Geographic Society
handouts into the waste basket
unread, ynur correspondent is go announces that Buth was once Eng
ing t f reveal some of the
stuff land's fav< rite watering place, that
that the press agents have sought the Bolivian Indian* are related to
Ruro get into the papers, as gleaned tho Incas, and that Sinaia,
from the mail o f the past week or I Rumania, is a beautiful resort in
so:
Ithe pine-clad Carpathian MounMotorists nre "conservatively, ta' ns*
estimated" to be buying $100,000,-} The Department of t <
000 worth of farm
produce
at;announces thnt the outpu
roadside markets in 11)27, according, product coke for the 31
to the American Automobile As- July exceeded the output
sociation.
130 days of June by 6,000 ti
Out of every
thousand
car **7 per cent,
owners, twelve get "out of gas" _
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Auff- 27. —Schlee and Brnek
hopped o ff from RarW
Grach, N. P.
A uJF*
2?’ J- Arrlv«:d
Croydon
England, 2,360 miles
A“^ “ iu .Cro,do,v
Aug. 30, -Munich to Belgrid.
620 miles.
Aug. 31, -Belgrade to Cob
atantinople, 680 miles.
Sept. I, —Delayed by authorf.
tiea in Coiiat&ntinopte,
Sept. 2, —Constantinople.
Bagdad, 1,070 miles.
Sept. 3f -Bagdad to Bender
Abbas, Persia, 866 miles.
Sept. 4, —Bender Areas to
Karachi, India, 710 miles.
Soot. 5 . —
»- Allshs.
bad, India, 025 miles.
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Sept, 6, —rtiianuu
to Ci!/
cutte, India, 485 miles.
Sept. 7, —Calcutta to Rangooa
Burma 665 milea.
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Sept. 8, -Rangoon to Hanot
French. Indo-China, iooo
Spe§d Wizards of the W ater Compete
imes j . v^oroett says, raversnar
advice decided m e on Luckies
Hp:;; t - - < — ............
Above Is pictured the start of the
JatajfBatlonal speedboat race* at
Detroit with the swiftest of the
world's wster: buRS entered. The
boatk seen here are Miss Massa
chusetts, Miss Spitfire V, Mias'
' Westchester end Miss Buckeye.
• To the right Is Miss Spitfire V,'
, winder of the race end the trophy.
Famous former heavyweight champion, ivith
Mrs. Corbett after breakfast at their home
at Bay side, L . I., recommends Lucky Strikes.
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BIG GAINS SHOWNf
GOLDENROD
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W h rV i.l A N I1 I Preaching Borvices will he held
l L o f f J L r i . at the Community Churvh'Sunday
O I
INDDSTRIALIIEAD.^^^
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I The Woman’s Missionary Union
*'n
Three New Plants Are Under
hoJ(i it8, rcKular meeting for
ConalructUm Al t r " " A j i S E f W l * % M S T S $ !
Worchester IsSceneOfMuchlember inth, nt three oclock. Mrs.
OSUbum1’tuloa
Wi!!r?.:n Faversham,
Thb Popular Actor,
writes:
“ For years I have been a Lucky Strike
enthusiast, in fact, I never smoke any
Kee and W. Meek and
Mr. and
Mrs G. B. Brown formed a congen
ial party motoring to Cmmado
Beach Thursday where they spent
the day in surf bathing
and in
fishing. Both dinner and 'supper
was served the party on the beach
in picnic fashion.
11. L. Croom
returned homo
Thursday from a short
business
trip to Lake City and ^points In
South Georgia.
Mr and Mrs. Wilson are making
some decided improvements around
the place by the addition <rf a porch
to their home and an annex to the
pamg •.
A large number of
Goldenrod
ganlzatinn will manufacture shoo fr,ti***>* nttended tho funeral
of
•oup.oKs ifrom leather bttird. James A. Clarke, a pioneer settler
Springfield. Vt.. has been selected ani1 r»'>*‘dent of this
community,
[by a newly Ineirporated clothing'whilh wua he,(l at tha Oviedo CemIcuncern as tho location for ita plant. ctcry recently. Mr. Clarke
died
Mergers of several established comfif ow l M rs,.C [«k» were viapanies are also reported. The ,tl"ir ai* ■1,t*r in Nashville Arkronsididution c f two shoe companies a""a* *nd the body was brought
has just taken place in Lynn. Maai. b'.u',c hcr* for bt,rlal ln thft *amny
(A pulp products company In Bath, p ^
. ..
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,
Me., h»s merged with the Keys !n ReY-an(1
. Max . C<^ k °J
Fibre Company in Waterville, the
flee
■worlds largest manufacturer of ^ r' aIVj
Fatk«v Soitr
‘ pulp pie plates, forming a $5,000,- '
a ,*J»W,n- A mlsunderstand000 corporation. A toy munufa W
‘ be. time w* f * l vW by Rev.
•er o f Farmington, Me i- ™
11'00'1--** thj m ‘ ,on for bia faijure
|large
W ' SU“ *
with a similar company In New
w„
vM_
Bedford,
Mass.,
Is said
said ,to be un-r' Mrs. Harriet Parker who hag.
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der construction.
Mass., has announced that it will
Enlarging Plants
enlarge its plaht to, produce 3,000
Many New England it
rlea pairs of shoes daily- In Somers
sre about to enlarge’ their
et*- ville, Conn., a manufacturer has
A bleuchery and dye wo
in perfected plans for another fourMe., has c°mplel
' an Story atructure, and is employing a
nTdw.ii to ltd present box
toiy night shift, which has Increased
♦A tanning company In C
its working forca ons-thlrd. CenMe-, iWiil be enlarged und
tl>« struction o f new bulkilngs, to coot
ownership of a Chicago fl
A about $250,000 has been started
,manufacturer o f tnapls .tug
or
land
« n- Rhode Island for the production hf
■ Jersey cloth garment* at Wcxm-
other cigarette. In all this,time: 1 have
never been troubled with throat irru
tations. In addition to the enjoyment that
I
from the superior quality of Lucky
Strikes, it is wonderful to know that my
voice will never be affected by smoking.
You, too, will find that Lucky
Strikes are mild and mellow—the
finest cigarettes you ever smoked,
made of the finest Turkish and
domestic tobaccos, properly aged
and blended with great skill, and
there is an extra process—"I t’s
toasted” —no harshness, not a bit
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INT AD. RATES
daily in
this columr
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CAR AWNINGS,
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roach over 3,000 every dayl
Cash in Advance
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v o o k in ’a T v o o Co n f e r e n c e s \
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-anti it. costs so little a 12 word 12-^.W anted
ad for one month costa only $2.00.1(., KRK (, x ~
ids, will be received
[utrons and collector aent
[lately for payment.
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TIUN. CALL PHONE 235-J OR ,Var*°n. 23G Meisch
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[ Thne rates on reqne*L
reduced rates are for
eative Insertions,
words jf average length
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COME TO FtND O OT,T aEH W A S
ARGUIN' ABOOT'WmCH COOk-D
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PHONOGRAPH—repairing, pian
I tuning by experts with 17 year
experience. Sanford music store WANTED— Rain water tank,
and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 Sl 11 Mc-.^0’' to 1200 gal. capacity; cypress
Lander Arcade, Phone 832.
or galvanized tin. Route 1 . Box
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- . , 90-B. Cameron Ave. Sanford.
BUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation . IT i»__ -1
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boxes and general cement w ork!__
ms W ithout U nrd
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. T e r -'.
.
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willeger, Proy. 3rd and Elm.
( nm' ‘*rtahle sleeping rooms, all
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convenience
201
l.nkeview
Phone 531—J.
LANEY.S DRUG STORE— Pre Ave.
Herald
representative
scriptions. Drugs, Seda. We are 1
mighly familiar with rates
as near you as your phone. Cali 104 • 15— Apartment Fo r Rent
, ,,nd clnssifaction will
, you complete Information, WmHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT. LOWER FI.OOR APARTMENT:
if you wish they will assist
,
,
Printing
engraving, | ;; rooms; sink,and all convenien- •
in vfording your want ad. embossing. See us fjrst. We do it. res nil W 5 th St
I
Phone 417-W, R.R. Avenue-Coni*
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fjrske it more effective.
mercial'Street.
3-ROOM GARAGE APARTMENT:
im p o r t a n t n o t i c e
furnished. $35 thru the winter.
jltlverti.sers should give tli»!r LUMBER and eomplat* hna or Apply Pee Gee Puint Store.
building material. Low
prices. ,
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«t or postoffice address as
Security
Lumber
Co..
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Good
L
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icn cn apartment, No. <V
|it their phone number If
Come From" Maple
and , FURNISHED
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rdesire results. About one Grad?a
Clemens
Apts. See Mrs. Thayer. With the aid of an alarm altimeter, an invention recently perfected
Sixth. Phone 797.
|
by the balloonist, Ward T. YanOrman. u balloonist can take a nap
tr out of a thousand has
Apt. No. 1.
i
, now add then. The alarm sound* when the balloon get* down too fur.
[telephone and th eothers
CONCRETE In every ahape and
' VanOnnnn la shown with his Invention. The inset Is II. Kaulen of
$1 communicate vylth you
form, btocka, tile roofing, orna Two room furnished apartment. | Germany, fo ld e r of the world'a ascension record, who, like Vanj they know your address.*
Also garage. 014 Magnolia Ave,
mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod*
Orman, la entered In the International balloon race Iron DetroU
|il| discnntlnuence MUST be
ucts Company. Fifth and Maple
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Sept. 10.
It in person at the Hanford
TWO
ROOM
FURNISHED
apart
Sts. Phone llS-W .
ment with
garage. 703 Pal
ild office or by letter. TeleCLARENCE SMITH
diseonlinuences are not
metto Ave. or phone 282-W.
General Contractor
TO HOLDKKS Or
I BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS— i Magnolia Avenue just north o
«00 W. P in t SL
d u s - Prompt - Efficient
i Two rooms kitchenette anc bath, Central Street.
monthly
Phone. 441
attractively furnished, tent rally i f 4'*
c,m‘ The Herald.
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tothUd, all improvements; $6 ner•
v< £^ X
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joer classuicatiom
an error Is made The San11(.raid will be respon* ble
ronly one Incorrect insertion.
|°advertiser for ‘ ^sequent
trtions. The office should be
lifted immediately In case of
it!
TO a d v e r t i s e r s
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SECOND LIBERTY LOAN
4! PER CENT BONDS
utomobiles
,1
’ " i l l ! 5: _______ __ f l l - H o u * , For Hale
Cowii). Oak SMAL'V FURNISHED npartmvnt,
.
DODGE
one 111.
‘ for'jyn t near Seminole High f o r SALE: Furnished Span!*'
tore can and Graham trucks
- - - - ___ school; garage. Tel. 124—J.
bungalow of 5 rooms. Well local
iml 13th Street. Phone 3.
fd, of good construction. Owuei
! S — Help W a n ted Fem ale
I6 — HouPfa F or Henl
living out of city und • will sell a'
reasonable price, und on eas\
INS A COWAN CO. Auto
also
furtoims. Him.o' is located on Higl
itor and sheet metal works,
live in home, do general house- 1 nished [apartment reasonable.ln* [Street, neur F.lm Avepue with AT
ench Ave. Phoue 715-W.
work,and.assist with care of little quire
2300 Mellonvillc. Phone trcctive surroundings. Doable ga
girl aged three. .Mother teaching 8,'tO-W.'/
|ra«e. Pr(ce furnished $fl,500iH
school. Inquire 314 W. 6th St.
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SANFORD BU1CK CO
----------- ------------------------------------- G-ROOJM: furnished house, after, aeonable way. Address Bo* 431
212 Magnolia Ave.
Pkme 367.
LADIES—Wc pay $5 hundred colSeptember 1. on Catalina Ave. ’Hra Herald.
selling; opportqnity beginners;
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V7*a" W a a aa .FOR SALE: Well construcetci'
experience unnecessary. Addressed House for rent, Ii05 W. 1st 8L, hunva]ltW, corner Palmetto Av
Apply
Kent
VulcuuWug
Works. nn(| Kft, k. gtre#t Kiv(l
»,at»
envelope brings particulars, ^rtcraft 32t Broadway, N. Y, *
V *’
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... i with shower, kitchen equipped will
FOR RENT 5-room bungalow with 0|„rtrlc ran<n. Owner out of the
garage, $30 per month. Woodruff clfv nn(, w,„ >d, ut |„s,. than ac*
6‘w-Help Warned (Male)
Sul.-divlsionr 1. A. Brotherson, ,|U, vujup
sur.ftO.OO with *UH
HUPS—MARMONS
Sanford Automobile Co.
phone 135.
[rush and $75 monthly. AMres'
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137,
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'Box 101 care The Herald.
WANTED
Automobile sales “FOR
RENT: Five room bungalow j
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.
man. None but experienced
ut the corner of Palmetto Avenue 1 ,1750,00 is the pricey of small cot
KD-Overland Co. Wlllys- high grade man need upply. C. 11,
its i. Overland, WhippiU.'Abbott,
Falcon-Knight Distribu*
Commercial Sts. Phono 08. Itor, Orlando, Fla.
MODEL TRIM CO.
Itnm the car. .not the owner.’
Phone 817 for estimates
W. RADFORD
IN0LE HUDSON- ESSEX
INC
203 Oak Ave.
Phone 41
ness Service
10-A— Poultry And E rrs
rear porchee. $40 monthly. Address
S. C. B. care The Herald.
r
SHOCKS'.THAT’S e a s y VCAH-ITHlEPTbSCLL
Q’VVAN HOME AND MAKE
LVJCYTHC IDEATHAT
ICNtTflOYAR AWAY
her eeuewc y d o h e
\ Z NEEDEDAVJACAnON
•MCOOKTbT BUSINESSBor r can't m a k e w
s ic k —
v
rose VJ6 Bcmi LAY OPT
HER SEE IT____
ACOOPLE d a y s a n d GO
m u ID MY COUNTRY
ubB a n d p l a y a o L T >
k
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THa t s
a sw ell
LO EA -O O TI.
DON’T THINK
t IT’LL WORK
y
*10 cash and $B> monthly will’ buy
S rro aJ I j l f l t y l x » u tiuhia l u f i h a t , ra JU ,
N j * aa ( i r t a al a new aS .a lag al l uiaa
**» Traaaaa, uuWa, In aa, h . u ( t lo t Hecunr
a r ir l a a i t'u n v e rte U 4 1, par neat b u n d .
T k a a a walea will b e tU ie tl S a p u m b a r IS . I-JJ7
B
, MhlafiU baa/ iaUraat Irnm that data al Iba rau
’ • H jV r a a t .M i. T b a autaa will m atua la Saa
; V f c $ n l , 4 B i | be eelleJ fo# redeaptloe e l t «
- tatwvaTeu Saeued tib a rty boap Cuaaarlaa
t H ear east boiNM auirtaol.ird an.I a m p l . l i,
t s A u g a *111 ba palrl la N oa .m ba, IS, 1077
IWpoaapUbanaaa aaaiaaataolaa. ia 1 0 0 'f lla U .
f f « bnrraoalarl.il Sac"nJ (ib a rty Loan C o nrana l 4 H paeaanl boaaala ia atabaasa will raratra. al
iba liaaa ad tM ira ry oI Iba mm autaa, lalaraal
oo tiarb Daaaaal I A » r t » Luaa C a a ra rtb l 4 (i pai
aaal boaaja Ira n M a y U . IV77. la Nuraaabaf IS,
1577. laaa Iba arainiuna on Iba naaa aolaa ia.ua.1
II'.Mara •< S*a>>n.l t.ibarly lamb C u n r.rla d
I I I pat M a t booda arbadaaira Ip tala advaotaia
ul Ilia vpparliuailjr lit atalaio Trraaur* nulaa ul
Iba a a v taaua. ahauld arraac* aula laaif baab
far faaab atabaofa a t Iba aa/larat puaaibia data,
aa Ibip atfar bdl remain >«aa aa lr fur a Um ilaJ
i-r iu d S llrr H rp U m b rr ISlh
t'orUiat iafuaaareliua mar ba ubuiaa.1 Iruta
boaba ur Iruat aarnpanira. ur from oaf F a Ural
Hatarra Haab.
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FOR SALE: 4 collie pup?. 0 weeks
old. $4:00 each. Phone 3205. "
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WASJI1NGT
'(tint to-lio *n
y frHnV*
•/* ■MNpsy.
A. W. MELLON,
Sat rat ary ol iha Traaaurv.
Waabiaataa. U. C . firv ita b a r 1 111).
as to leave
n large
VMHS M O T H E R S G E T .G R ^ fK —
F L ftM K iK lG -TT\E. o v - o G U A R D .
WHETHER or not this expan- Coolldg* are away, und all their has objected also to pTmtograps; ‘ hrough the ■‘ t L l'* do-,
don was as
impe-tunt an aim I posseasions and furniture are re- of the little g«rd«n* off the southIn nh“ 1'°^ * d w0^ n *J®°*
*;•
,f the "repair work" as any Is n moved, vlsitrrs are not permitted portico In which she and the pre»D>' utill 1 lng »J> his *.*ce Lxh
question, but the roof structureabove the first or main floors(dent enjoy walking In intimate
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.nd than 100 years old have been! Indeed, only the most privileged privacy.
,
^ I d nnl n n ^ .r » m . nf . L wh . 1
th*srr; *£jw.* it
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good building lot at remarkably
^ S i S S & i j r WHEN th. balldin w.nl to work | Houm m S IK.
WKM
low price. Box 09 care 1 he Her S t o t s l & M ! ”
The n ,» ihlnl fhwr o( Ihe
mer. It «■ » «u««e«t«l to tjw Cool, or, the Wblt. H o j^ l.*t .prinit M < i > In , ihon o fool Kiel' •
ald. ________________ ____________
While Home eon,.In. o number Id .e. . t R.pi.1 Cl,- Ih.l thi. ml.ht the .pore .bov. tt» , .rond tloor
A REAL bargain for the man who
wishes to engage In the raising
hr',h—
of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry ,».ll«hl,- for on . . . r f l o . of
t. | n . y ^ ^
l ^ r W d tt. J.JJ
Z '
.
and live stock of all kinds. ThirtyTheb .rcluCv.nm, rf the up^er Ihe un-.nd-down .poee prlnclpolly op<-„..ir .leepln,. It eommtnd.
four acres of land that offers hlgl. S r M t . £
rolling, lands for cltru*. muck land'
for truck and bulbs and • small " " W - t h i.
f enunu- ,„d every
! hlre»"pP » S 7«o'n*d
e lfu S i ^ u S d l - ’ wCr "b^SlitS'^^hS.’t S r
lake for posture land. On the Sanford-Orlando road three miles from
Hanford. One thousand dollars cash,
“
m“
balance on easy term* that will al
low you to make the payments
from the land. Ideal location for
"
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filling aUtion and small store close
to homes of fifty or more families.
A country home cloae to the city
SUCCESSOR TO WHEELER?
market*. High, dry . and healthy.
Address R. C. care Herald.
26— Miscellaneous Far Sale
DhU.5
I TH i n K .
Jur 1 4 ,u..ill on November l ilt, n* ,i, ■» .( a,
Intel Ml ..H U p*iJ jafur that ilala
s|.oS*tot:
Y ou'r e r i s h t / >
GO UP t d s e c
AND I'LL BRING YOU
. SOME CASTOR
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TH R E E A G A IN S T T n O *
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I’LL N E E D A L O T OF S U P P O R T \
H E R E —THE LOUDER TREK GROAN
T H E LOUDER VOL) C H E E R .
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S
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PjOO^EEOA REST 0OT l
HOUR
VNHY YHEW CAN T
M ELp B u T LtKE vT
M A - V O U LO O K
lT I S A
H E A R S VOO M GER
WClH i T B O B B E D -/ M A . V t^
BEAUTIFUL
IT 'S LOGELV-
Exchange offering of new
TREASURY NOTES
so designed
CHICKS-C. O. D.— Barguin dU- SPANISH
BUNGAJ.OW — on
counts on orders placed before ‘High Street near Elm Avenue.
Sept. 22nd. for delivery during Furnished, all Improvement*, gar- V* ACRES In 1 .ongwood, rorner •>
Grove and Orange Avenues S. E
Sept. Oct. Nov. Record-breaking nge, two bedrooms, bath, living
Rocks, Reds. Ughorns, Wyandot- room, dining nook, kitchen. Bean- 1.4 nf N. E. 1-4 of S. W. I-1 Sec
tes. Delivery guaranteed. W rite'tiful shatV trees. Owner in tne I Twp. 20 ll"*tgi> 2£h Thomas .1
quick. St. Augustine Poultry Col-[north. Will rent to responsible axter ( ’are Herald.
ony, 130 Arbutus Ave. St. Augus- party at reasonable rate. Ask for
24— Lot* For Sale
tine, Flu.
Mr. Berg at the Herald office.
BY TAYL0B
THE R U S H
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m ent
..
BEFORE SOLONS B i l l P e n d i n g P r o
~~ —
.
» Following n request made of 0«0 in bends to partly .reimburse,
the City Commission by Vivian'the paving company
. . by cashing
Sn«*er.. local business man,, for cer ■
’" n r of its vouchers.
tain information in connection with
The largest voucher held by the
Group H ead B y LaFoU elte Is. a claim off $220,000
$221
said
to
be
owed
company
is for $90,242.00 issued ControvorsyBetweenlUS And
ir e T h a n l . M O ^ A r e ,
In F a v o r O f P assin g Flood by tbo City
Sanford^to
” of* ~
* j - - tho Htit* by the Commission on May 0. The \ France Over Present Duties
Taxpayers? Group Re
E ith e r K i l l e d , M i s s lor $3,55.1
$3,553 issued on I
. L egisla tion 1st A n d Then ton Construction C< mpnpy, The smallest iss for
’
(Stirs
Democrats
To
Action
Herald
today
received
from.'Mayor
Veals That Got!
June 13. Following an? the vouch-;
T a k in g Up Fai^n Problem
jig O r ln ju r e d W h e n
E. F. Uoushoidcr an itemized list cm numbers, dates and totals:
* ForNextSesslonOfCongress
Bank Holds $740,(
showing the number of uncashed
April
11 No. 4190 $80,598.35!
[W a v e H i t s 2 T o w n s
vouchers now hold by tho paving < April
25 N6. 4221 13.7fiJ.84
In d ep en d en ts H a ve
’ I n U n s o I d C it y B o i
concern, together with the date* of , May
9 No. 4284 00,842.01) W e s t e r n F a r m H e a d s
r
■
-’ «■
“ B a l a n c e O f P o w e r ” issuance aqd the amounts.
.
May
9 No. 4300
8.63L32
M a y J o in M o v e m e n t
According |o tho figures givon
June
13 Mi*. 4400 3-1,2712)4
R even u e Egtim nte K oiT rca cn l
June
9 No. 4411
2,503.14
, W isconsin Solon R enew s Ills out by the Mayor, the Hutton Com
State Department Is Seeking StcnmerKyle.RentedByllearHl
M on th ly $ 150.000,OOOShowpany now hns in its possesion Tix
At
it*
incetingMonday
afternoon,
C ontentions F o r Im m ediate
....
H
To Look For Missing Air men
Temporary RateSuspension
uchers totalling $217,409.8$. Home the Commission was urged by tho
Ing S ligfit Increase O ver
Help For F looded S e c t l o n jT S r v e U h e i ; " " ^ ” ^
Taxpayers LcagUo to delay pay
Pending
New
Negotiations
DiscoversDriHingWreckage
S
am
e
P
eriod
F
or
L
ast
Y
ear
phoon T e a rs R o o fs
. . . ___
y
as April 11 of this year whllo the ment on all of these vouchers pend
N ear seen e O f s o s Cali 3 7 A u t o m o b i l e s A r e T (
latest '-lie
«-ne ww
was issued on June
ing a thorough investigation of the
c a io /•
\tm\ WASHINGTON, Sept. 13—(INS) i laicst
WASHINGTON, * Sept. 13— Bo
[F r o m B u i l d i n g s T h a t
.........
1
n f 7i? Nt Sep*’
NS ~ ' " 1P in,ur8«nt Woe in the new The Hutton* claim has* com* in r . matter to ascertain whether or not cailM of a tariff war thivntcnlng
M a n y F o r C ity ’ a U f
ST. JOHN’S;
New Foundland,
I A r p F l o o d e d B y R a i n iV tcnt,0,l of !h« Treasury Depar:- enugress will battle to sidetrack tax cnnsiderable discussion within'i - official* of the paving concern hav® haweon the United States and
[ A I * " M W U vu
,■nient
mem. todny
today was focused UDon
upon the
th. r;ducti<m1 legislation
leg
A v e r s D . L . T I 11
until after thc j past few days since the City Cunt- 'exercised due diligence in attempt-' France, revision of American tar Sept. 13— (INS)—'tUia steamship
d ’ Ai
v61umo of dollars which will begin nactmont
Kyle, which picked up wreckage
,
it of flood
control and farm mission tmthdrued the Sale o f $155,'-1ing t*» cash the vouchers.,
iff
duties
cropped
out
today
as
n
(international News
Service
to flow into government coffers relief measures,
i.«»
of
tho
lost
American
airplane
Old
asurea, Jt waa learned hero
_J________
____________
'______ ’
Opening as a routine
mhjor issue for the new congress. Glory in the north Atlantic, con
idal waves, typnoona ana Thursday with the first income tax toiloy.
aion, the regular m e e tin g o f
There
hnd
been
no
tariff
tinker
tjhquakes.
a disastrous payment period of the 1928 fiscal The insurgepta will seek consid
tinued the search todiyy *
the City Commission yester*
ing since the Fonlney-McCumber of the three occi)panU»o.
uity, swept over Japan year.
.1
eration of Mississippi Hood relief
day afternoon suddenly ‘
act
of
1922.
esday. Severe rain storms j With collections since task June measure* ns the first net of the
— Lloyd Bcrtaud. 'JkhJck
Spurred by the controversy with navigators, and I’hilip I'ayne, wnn- loped Into a gathering o f
also general through the about I22.oq0.ooo loss thun in the new congress, according to Sen
leading Denioerkts have initialed nginir editor ' of Uwj’ NoW York Hiderahle interest as varic
,._
*
4
i, corresponding period last year,, px- ator Robert Mi LaFoltettw Jr. (It)
•pro*
a
move to revise the tariff duties Daily Mirror.
V •• r f • phases o f the city’s fin*
of
Wisconsin.
Then
the
insurgents
p
e
r
s
o
n
s
1
PWta,
however,
predicted
that
the
lore than 1,000
and administrative problc
downward.
This
may
be
seised
up
*** J, |September
revenue from this will urge enactment of a farm re
Purt o f the Old Glory wns picked
reported cither *killed.
on by the minority party as a pri up by tho Kyle about 100 milea were hrought up for consider
lief hill after which, if the condition
fog or injured ns the ile . ; » “ « * 2 " ' d aT U
u1l t0 nt £ * 3t
mary issue for the next president frpm the position where the air ation by members o f tho e
of the huge tidal w ave , ^i5;000; 000; _°r -hghtiy over those of tills treasury wnrrants it, they
ial campaign.
will not oppose tax reduction legis
of
n
year
ago
plane hn<| sent but an "S. O. S,” cutive. committee of the Text
kh swept in from- the ocean to
.
Three
ScnlcncedTo
DcnthAnd
Hill
And
Schlos*cr
Pilot
Big
lation.
Influential
western
fnrtu
leaders
call. Word of the finding of the i n League.
September payments and esti
u|f the towns of Koiima and
Tho session had progressed wit
may Join with the democrats. l*ro- wflrekaae was rjbntnincd in tha
IIIimp
‘'Detroit”
To
Victory
The
insurgent
program
will
car
11
McnAndFourWomcn
Ro-:
mates
for
December,
now
fixed
at
nura, prefecture of Kuma<pit tho slightest ripple
ip...'
hfivc
readied Washington
In R ace; Bag iJ in d sA t B n x -i‘ ^
.
. following radiogram from Doug proceedings, tho Commissioij.'. di
about $430,000,000 will give Sccrc- ry considerable weight in the next | reive Prison Terms; Britain'
congress ns the independent gloup I
I
n
-J.Jr Milo n ieln n ra frbn1 agncitlturaj circles that soiiiQ lass Muir, a newspaper reporter posing o f e%ch matter as It came u^
la Blamed For Espionage
bkyo wns visited by a severe Ury o f the Treasury Mellon defin will hold n complete “ balance of
Icy, On., 725 Mile Distance of thc farmcrs. economic IIU u^e on
boon! the Kyle, to the Daily with speed and thoroughneta.
iiake shock, no serious dam- he Information upon which to base
duo to prevailing high rates on Mirror:
power”
in
tho
senate.
The
admin
hif
report
to
congress
on
rate
re
appeared that adjournment s
i resulted but thousands of tcrMOSCOW, Sept. 13—(INS>—
DETROIT, Sept. 13. — (I>TS)— manufactured goods. These spokes
istration forces will ho helpless
"Located wreckage of Old Glory near when Frank L. Worslruff, on
fstricken persons rushed t« the vision of the revenue act. ‘
Gordon Dennett men maintain that thc industrial in latitude 51117 north, longitude of the Taxpayers committee, ai
without insurgent support while Hysteria vied o h grim retribut Victory in the
rts ns the temblor rocked tho 'While under Secretary Ogden L
ion in the court room hen* -tojlay balloon race was to he officially east enjoys a privilege from the
the
depiocrats
will
he
unable
to
39:23 west nt 4:20 o’clock Monday peared before tho Commission i
Milts lias held thnt $2')0,000,000 is
"Detroit" government which work, a decided afternoon, no signs of crew. Parti propound certain questions and
muster p majority if the independ af. the conrluMon of the great con awarded today to the
_____
about
the
limit
of
reduction
it
is
: Typhoon which tore through
ents of both parties vote with the spiracy uni espionage trial St piloted by E. J. Kill and carrying handicap Upon the farmer. A coal culars wiil follow.” ‘ *
address an appeal to the Go
'
! country) urVjacent .to Sasebo i possible that the September colloc- adm’.nistratlon.
which nearly a scor© of persons A. G. Schlosscr as aide.
ition of Western and southern con
sionera in behalf of his or
Ition
will
enable
the
treasury
to
cvThe
Kylo
had
been
chartered
*u, also did heavy damage.
The "Detroit" was brought down gressmen would command suffici
zation. .
In outlining the program, La were convicted. Three m«n 'Were
*fs were blown from buildings.'cecu that figure.
sentenced to death nnd 11 men and at 5 P. M. Saturday.
ent strength to stnsh tariff rates. by the New York Dally Mirror to
Mr. Woodruff wanted to
Follotte
renewed
his
declaration
in
search for the missing plane. Ac
|ngs were flooded by the! •If congress enacts a new revenue!
four women received prison senten
Victory for the United States
Notice, of thc drive on tariff cording to the position given by what tho Commission was go it
downpour <?t rains and lines act early
session
ces ranging from <»n« to eight years. gives this country a second leg on rates was given today by Rop.
___ , .in. . the
__ T......
.......or
* Piprovidei | _r
do nbout thc clam « f $229,000 r
umunicntitfn, rall^telephone,
_
»a rutroactive measure witli I iwnr KrP8s- He said thp "situation in
All were accused oi espionage or the international trophy which i* Celler (D) of New York, who has Muir, It U believed that the wreck against the City by the Hutton I
the
flooded
aren
justifies
the
calling
age
drifted
northward
after
strfk
legruph, were cctnjdotcidy
^ dis- i^utos,
r _7.
_
_ prospective
...... .. surplus
.
the
tor of congress now jusj as much us conspiracy against the soviot uniort. now held by Belgium. A victory returned from Eurtipe as a mem
structlon Company. He warn
ing the water.
•pext June of somewhat under th? at the time of the disaster.”
know, tho status o f the f )
_ Great Britain, it was charged, had next year will bring the prize to ber of the American delegation to
It Is generally believed that tho bond Issue which the Comm
ter districts reported vio- ,$(>30,000,000 figure of last year,
"The first thing congress should instigated the espionage.
the Interparliamentary Union.
America.
three
men were drowned, although plans tp sell In ordsr to repay,
disturbances, Thousands of will be materially reduced.
consider is flood relief nnd flood
Xenia Chlopushi’w 70, was sen
The dirtancc of the ^Detroit"
Ho aald that the, American pro the forlorn hope in still held tn of
have been damaged by tho ( In view of the 1928 presidential control,” sold LnFollntte. "Then tenced to five years rolitnry, con
the Hutton obligation a~
is considerably less than the pres test against the new high rutoa
election the treasury has no dcslTO fdrm relief.
' storms.
finement, while her tww sons were ent record held by tho pilot of one in Franca T‘secms a joke,” because sonic quarters that they might asked If the claim of the p
have been picked : ap by n small' concern had been thirou.
to see another huge surplus plied
“ I think any comprehensive con sentenced to death. The old woman
he French luign, Maurice Bcln- the United HUtea "haa been the fishing boat, not equipped {with trestlgated by the City o ff
CIO, Sept. 13. — (IN S )— up. Anti-administration members
roundly
denounced
her
sons
In
CMfrt
sideration of tho flood-control pro /
i, .
, , -a » lOmo, who in 1920 took his balloon worst offended when it comes to wireless.
’ ■
>
. "In behalf the Taxpayers L
ing in from tho lociffc, a of congress have proteatad against blem will entail tho expenditure of for
pleading;
with the judgei< t o l fron; atuttgart. Germany'to Mos- netting up high tariff walla.'1
n 1
Hope fur th® filers wsz based ^
1}
.to urge the conmUai
accounts of the etjormous sums t f money and in my spare-* her life.
wave engulfed the town o f £he
_ ;;iguntic
....... surplus
.
cow, ltnssln, a distance o f 1,358
The stale. Department la seeking uppn th® faetthat the plane carried
and Nakspiura, prefecture |last few years, insisting that the Judgement, tfie American people
1feMMy
Eugenic Kuniuin also was sen
■ v +• to Tuivc the French rates suspend- a collapsible life reft.
IIowevor,|Mr, Hutton until all of th re
mamnto. Tuesday, and M 50 ! treasury Is taking nlore money will repudiate any party that at fenced D dvath, while Ms 19-yvnr .ilos. ,
United' States entry uf temporarily pending negotia it was pointed out that the plJUto **anc8S o f thia eas® h*V®
a were killed.
i
j^tooi th® taxpayers ,tl\Wi th*hg<%. tempts to mnke political capital old wife who testified against h,m i Uil^knolhor
lohhIyear
v
thif good
VI pjloU'd by Wnde tion of a commercial treaty con crashed at s point where the At»p.*w*ni rtexs convrKjwy^1'8- '-ernmont needs,
santen- Jqi y,,n (),
out of tax reduction before tho to save her own lifo, was sontenwns „ close second taining" 'a 'ihdet favored nation
ed, according to reports reachThey have pointed out, too, that g9Vernment discharges its duty to
Untie Is always turbulent end It
0 ^
cod
to
f(vo
.years"imprisonment.
|,a*
ndjnfJ
but
C
Q
miles closer to tho clause.'
he?c.
'every time congress cuts the tax protect tho lives and property of
was feared that the men woold! rCJ*y’_
m
l
r
i
Eleven other .merv nnd two other y j
rport |n
Dearborn, the
“ Rotdllatory measures had .Co soon becomo cxhauaUd trying to * ^
e wnvo struck the coast with j rotes the government feta moro the large number t/f citizens liv
.^tha^ara n?io^5 ^k!a
imen ,..re,vr,l nr„nn a.nlenee* ^
^
^
Th), K00ily'ear VI
be taken by Franco," said Cellar in remain afloat upon a small raft ol claims thnt are no good, he
;flc force. Houses were carried ; money.
ing in the Mississippi flood area,
Uesbeilded at Wovcrly, Ga., not far a statement. "The French action In the tempestuous seas unless i1
„
...
, .
miles inland by the gigantic
Congress, this year, however, when this duty is discharged and
from the French balloon, I-afay- will Ho foilowed by other govern they were spsedily picked op.
H. F. Housh«ddsr Ud;
of water, which maintained a will be in something of d pickle. the farmera are given aid, it will
ettc, piloted by M. Illanchet which
Further word frum tho K ,k
fht of about tea feet as it swept The lower incomes, hitting tho bf time enough to take stock nnd British government, declaring that enmo down ut Waverly, G i., und ment®. Tho advantages of high tar
pitying little or no income tax; big wltW *u view to the business trend,' ‘ with
hand Britain sent notes tho german bag, Barmen. Pilot iff cannot bo on ono yldc.
F»i.r.
r u l r , ; «°u ,” “ >.»t P .,
to tho s' viet government protesting
consider tax legislation.”
Muir’s radiogram did not state Ionly for the particular work t
ed
by
Hugo
Kauicn
which
descend
against soviet propaganda, while
what part of the plane had been the bonds were supposed to eoi
with the other hand Britain sent ed at Fort Valley, Go.
found, blit It was supposed that It {The Mayor said tho matter woui
i were
B i r t h s O u t n u m b e r T h e hordes of soles into Rmuia ,itj an
wns one of the wings. It is believed, get careful consideration of
ATLANTA,
GA.,
Sept.
H.(INS)
thnt the body of the plane would; Commission and Mr. Woodruff
D e a t h s T w o T o O n e atten(p\ to deal toy tho* soviet un
|At Kojimn, the cuaunlilica wore,
—Tho four entrants in th<' annual
MAN 18 KNIFE VICTIM
ion." ................
have been carried to the bottom terposed with the statement:
>1 ie iii
red ut 150, and many other per
Gordon Dennett
balloon
race
}\ the motor and oil tanks.
"Every detail of this trfi
i were reported missing.
The
number
o
f
births
reported
which rame down In Georgia were
MEMPHIS
Sept. 13 (IN S )-.
should b« held up for tha pn
(Other
reported that « . . .
iner districts
uisiricvs rvpuncu
M .
o*i was slashed iin Sewintde County
. for the month W r e c k a g e M a y B e T h a t !>eing packed early today prepar
because o f the possible axis'
PARIS, Sept. 13 (INS)—"I’m Accident Fatal To
ijr other casulties oecured. Re- 1— A0." ‘theWt0sntomach 7a"rly‘today |
to)“ l1._^°.tu.
C a n a d i a n A i r p l a n e atory to being shipped north by
of s conspiracy between th® B
rung here said m any, •cr°«i«
.
.
m n |me
thc nuinoer
number ox
of ueauis.
deaths, according
act-uvuniK to O fLiz.,*
reaching
damned
glad
to
be
here,”
were
al
* > ; i .
* .
their pilots, arording to reports
Company and thi
y
by
S.
(i were • f t w - b , thc . H . I !
Local Man*s Brother Construction
-.J b ,
received hero from tho landing most the first words uttered by
mer mayor to defraud th® elt;
District
LONDON,
Sept.
13
(INS)—Air
Mayor
Jamas
F.
Walker
of
New
Or. ,
,
.
i ,
| Mrs. Newton's small sister was L
registrar for_ Distr
points.
Mayor
Houshplder said I
4501, Bureau o f Vital Statiatlca. Ministry und Croyt|un Airdrome
W- B. Perkin®, 45. brother of B. Commission would act on th® •
The Detroit, piloted hy R. G. York upon his arrival in Paris at 3
T ir
rrT " A 1 told to come into the house where The total number of births was rc,- officials today begun Investigat
o’clock thia afternoon.
•< a Perkins of Sanford, was se- vice of its attorney and to t
purli'd as 43 while here were but ing thc theory that airplane wreck Hill, came down at Baxley, while
•'Fv* been bare before1, yon cidently klilod yastarday in Mt. statement Mr. Wodruff repli
,
rr, . i ling to a suitor. The lover curse.i 18 deatha. Tho reports in detail Is age wnshed upon the beach at New th® other three were grouped a
Vernon, Kentucky while oh s rsll- “ vfe have no desire to direct ■
tbs . point knovr," 4he Mayor kdded
ir S n ft P n V
I r i a l I Mr*. Newton and when NeWton .n- as follows.
Quay, Cornwall, may bo from the few miles short of
I 1
C
1 V , I tervened slashed him with a knife.
reached
by
the
Detrol\The’ mjwor received a rousing r6ad cont'.ru-tl' n job ‘‘ were, ac- , accusations against th® City <
Number of births; white males, Canadian
Trans-Atlantic Plune
welcome upon his arrival. He wns coritimr to'n'teb gram' received her® torpey, but w® believe he i
14, white females 2, colored mules "Sir John Carling,N which dlsapycMerday l>y Mi Perkins.
No th® proper on® t® a ^ * * **
8, colored females 6; total 18.
peared while flyiig..from Canada, R o t a r y P r i n c i p e B A r e greetfd by tha Perfect of the Seine particular* of t b f tragedy could proceed Inga because of hla
Depxrtihent, M. Uougjou; secre
to England.
‘
ronnecQon with all of tb«
|OTTAWA, 111., Sept. 13,— (IN S) • HOF OFF,FOR WHEELING
FANNY BECOMES TALKATIVE
Official* ilrchiri'd that no com D i s c u s H c d A t M e e t i n g tary of the Municipal Council, Mm. m« learned thin morning.
Aid®
D®
Camp
to
Marshall
FocB,
tiling in repeated attempts to
Mr. Perkins in company with his (Iculingn with the paring cor
mercial or military plnnes ure
” We will not ho sat’
and a large crowd.
«
I Harry Hill into, confessing
her, E. J[ PerkJny, had- been
CHICAGO, Sept. 13 — (INS)— missing, while tho wreckage is not
opinion,” Mr. Woo
RoUirian
Albert
V,'tyte,
of
thc
It
Vernon
for
soma
time
on
Ik had murdeted his mothor
Th®
New
York
Mayor
motored
Fcjjhy Brice, culled the "funniest believed to be nu(t or teh mlssint;
"ant} w® rcspectfi
His home is
vCliza Hill of Streator. III., co-pilot George-H aideman. of De- woman on the stage," tnduy, in he^ Frenrh plnne'"Whito Blwl” nor tho White llighleymnn gargge, wns the from the station 4o the Hotel CftD Cbnrtntction work.
principal speaker nt the weekly Ion where he was sMigood to tha n Fork Union, Virginia, where hi® CommUsion to emf
k) attorney Russell O. llan- Irott, took eff from Holly Field hole)'suite averred she is not u lost Hritlsh ]»lano **St. Raphach”
o f additiimal cot '
meeting of tho Rotary Club which tho*- suite •occupied by Presjdo
tody is being carried‘ for Inter
•«( La Salic ctAihty, toduy Wi- ^heeling W..Vn., ln _ th c . P.I*no
"bigger sport” in giving Jules
for
M.,
was held nt noon today at tho Sein- Woodrow WIDp.n
n et.
' hi»
?<1 he would prepare the cvl- here today «A P2:06.
"Nicky” Arna^cin o r -ArnsUjfti, hU
c m Girl.
----- .
. K
,,
He is survived by his wife and
i fo>- the October grand ,fc»ry J & Mrlcah
freedom; that aho was wpen sho, Ford Should Establish Inolo' Cafe, Mr. \Vhito, who is on her® in 1910.
__ In ttSfL
three children, six brothers and
; They RFf-ieDJoutu |WnA’ rankD“ * stood by him In his 'trouble w Rq Institution Says Judge tha Fellowship Committee gave
Iask an imm6dlate trial.
[h investigation
In rolponso to th® insistent
a talk on the prin- ipals o f fellow mgndk' or the crowds outside the twq sisters.
|wtnwhile, young HIlPs attor. .
dsj
the goyemment.
,, ». .
ship, He ’ charged, the raetpbern
'* ■■ ■—■ ■■i ■—
( %
lining
iwire carefully mapping out
"L d o n ’t like* to Ulk about It”
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.. Sept. present that the - should, St all hotel, 'Mayor Wslkrt* appeared on
rompleteness of its work and
thb"'balcony ami waved ‘aCknoW*
she said. "I’m giving him the 13— (IN 8)—fllenry J-Vird should
*» for bia defense.
Dr. u . G.
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
f«T the purpoao o f finding » 1
•
biggdst break he ever got.
1 feel establish institutions for reforma times dlspluy n spirit o f optimism lodgement of tbs ehetre.
.tho hoy’s father, who hui (Jethex wer% blown, <rff theij course thnt thc thing isn’t to bo lulked
and good will In order that they
P1IILAUBLPUIA, Sept 13— for any claims which th® Ho
he would spend his "last
” 1 didn’t expect any such rec«!
tion of thc young people led astray might create a better spirit if fel
(INS)—Marion At EUJrtte, fc). Construction Company might '
about. A divorce is just us sacred, by his automobiles,” Superior
tl®if as this," he told-th®
m to ^rove
Harry’s innor
ECON
OM
IC
K
IL
U
SELF
against Ithe City.
lowship
throughout
this
eity.
as
personal
as
marriage."
*•" lias engaged an imposing
Court Judge A .M. S,t«ck declared
i
T . t_ Thrasher,
fii* * . M
. <
Leon
L.
LeRoy,
president
of
th®
7 of legal talent.
gagements W his prbgram today.
in charging the Fonyth County
payers Laagv®,
Taxpayers
. . . . . . asked
. the '
LONDP&
(Sc%t.
tef
sessions
court
for
tha
tnurder
qf
TO
C^IECK
PARALYSIS
club
also
gave
an
interest
ing
dis
The president of tho. Anglo-Ameri Heiiry T. Plere®, 4If year ok! fa rolssionara what wsa Ua
grand jury.
|While the youthful prisonof, T’rofessar % r■*U *f e l d t : oi the
"It would lie fitting for this course on hi*, recent’ trip to the can Association Immediately In
. -out from
tho harrowing Fxonomicai Department 0f (he Cand
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.. Sept. man,” the Judge said, “ who has north, lie told of having visited vited him to a luncheon to b® giv ther of five children, seven yean the claims of Mr. Hutton
r. Cape
Town,
Africa,
is
»nl degree" that followed hi* University,
|t.whaU«< they
— „ ------- -. . .
13— (IN S )— Dr. James Stewart, sccummulatcd around $2,000^1)09,• quit® a number of clubs during his en by the association tomorrow. , ug't. Piero® was murdered' InrWi
umile journey from Seattle, dead today by hik own hand. Ac
or city youehe
apartment
h®r0
after
being
b«at«n
State Health Commissioner today 000 in wraith to give back to the (ibsence-mnd nlso gave a report on
New. Dissoundly in his call In the cording to | Orttral News
ibed them “ cash it*
and robbed. V
*v recommended
thnt
all
schools,
the
ople some of their money that th® Rotary Confer unco, which was
‘ Town.
ir, with
‘‘ y jail, Dr. Hill conferred with patch from
Mar- !
atres and other public meeting pla
Levine To Make Long Elliott® alias
r•
has extracted in excess profits.” held in Jacksonville last Wreak.
1ycew
an
’ se
•sttorncys ove1* plans for the d®Professor
LefifWJt
commit ces at Keytesville, Chariton Coun
roll «m
shall, wns arresi
jf
.---------Flight Aeross
ted suicide by electrocuting him ty! be doae4 to check the spread
July 28, after' Wen!
search nil over th® country.
[Although neither Dr. Hill nor self, the dispatch aaJd. Locking of infantile paralysis in that sec
of his tion which has already claimed six
'°f the attomeye would dls- hftnself in the bathroom
the defense strategy, H woe home, he chained his hands behind lives. Tweaty five cases have been
STRIKE SETTLEMENT N?AR J I
emphatically that the plea him and brought his body in con reported from Keytesville, but re
WAHHINGTO)
i not be insanity, l i la g«n- tact wfAb AA'DlecUif heater. It is porta from.authorities there today
ly back
th®,
—Secretary of la!
u,y believed that construction b elieW F h 7 raet^Tm ost instant stated tho near epidemic had been
meeting. Keegan itdrted
TAMPA,
denied (od<
)cabinet today that repertb
»n eUhi for young Hill will be death.
checked.
drive back to Miami and ran
man
J. J. Keegan,
•d that s settlement o f <
to New Yor
■opted. •
.
intv
Uve ear of W. M. White, who
of
Ftoderql
Co..
Boaui
^
r said he is dete
Strike in Illinois was itsn
I^ fli^ t^ D . F ife, MLBDEIfr
HAS HEAVY INSURANCE
under President
end ex- was injured ana sent to tl\« hospl- , ' ! w , lllfM M1I\ and
llco arrested'Kce;
nations!
organizer
J eh icle B u i
MachOf
Y d R K /^ p L 13— (INS)—
YORK.
Sept.
13.—Rodr
NEW
oniLiy
$ras
called
inlets
Union,
y
for
the
W B d i
telling ofl tb®
man Wa^am
State Is.
*
a hearing on
r, whore chant, dkynai
'reckless mondlyr,’ '
Saturday t
n of Us
t **k h
The two men (to1
rgge gt a conferenc®
driving.
' ,
V
. W. H.
J’AUeAHASS
1**
to drop the cose and
, _ .
v and rehl estato men
Judge Leo S
IINSJ— All
in a* forty fourth street law office to a su
lly disqualified
•d ua for
'
‘
last' Tuesday re salted in four Spectator Company o f this eity. ing th® cas®, m
h
"
eptember
deatha, waa* iodicted by the grand
_ of a
HA\
pller to the
created Jury today on two eouota of mur*
tiom
■it '/
M,
WILL SPEAK
‘ Motor Ve
der in the flrat degree.
you th®
about m« on l
on th® s
PARIS, Sept. 13. - ( I N S ) - Geqestabli
AGAINST TWO-THIHDS BULB oral John J. Pershing will be one bench,
*nt and Cc
f said.
•"
of the speakers at the opening of
has reqc
all
1JTTLB BOCK, Ark,, Se|:
— ort 'dplont
the
.
American
Legion
•
auxiliary
“
*
‘
,nf agencies,
iTho < —
convention in the continental hotel
here^o^Mnday.^
Sept.
19,.the
proraom*
f"
on record favoring
rK
S
TREASURY
‘hTn' M BIGVOLUiHE
SOON FOR TAXI
PARTS OF PLANE
OLD GLORY FOUND
BY RESCUE SH IP
th’s Tremor
Terrifies Tokio
Further Economy'
Is Also Stressei
18 FOUND GUILTY^ t l S. BALLOON I s
IN SOVIET TRIAL DECLAREDVICTOR
FOR CONSPIRACY!IN BENNETT RACE
j
s fs . i s
»
Mayor Walker Gets
Warm Reception On
A r r iv a l In Paris
te Plana To A sk '«b.»»»■“ iS;*
for Illinois Youth Jeh;t,;u,torcscap<:,,' NewtHn ncar
flssaS®
C
Stalnaker Disqualifies Self In
O f Labor ManWho -
clluon o f
The auxil
held aimult
rule by ' the National Conconvent
ventlop.
: ---------- ---------etj
, a iV,' v
. -4
c
ition will
wiih tl^s
»nt
Af-
-• si •
�riel
&&a
F<
II
_ ^ jt e Favorite In ,}
-Singles Tournam ent
ron
IE8T HILLS, N .Y ., Scpt.12.
Was Expected — nnHlr^-R^ne
Lacoste, the
■»**
jter-ofd French youth who by vlr-
I
4
I qj •
Davis pitched but four balls in the
seventh and foUr in the eighth.
m
HU]
«K O F
_ _ G R IN D A N D MIAMI WINS I
Leading- Major League Hitftj,!
—
teya before tha flatfc frolic-mnd
htatches, aund. « ‘ *e ‘ °.™f Simmons,
‘
K H
By Davis J. 'Walsh.
(body of American supremac It tec* ‘Dttnpsey seems to be some |Cbp
iu
. srv«iu
Imm tennis wona o i
„„
cu
m lawn
sU^df
the
what
farther
than
that
removed
I ORLANDO
L N. 8. Sports Editor.
AB B II O
I the Germantown Cricket C!
on
Kirby, If
tup cnmmiun.
riy * r» takes -the e]°*3rt f * . 5
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12, I Saturday night It was agreed then * * —i.
* * Up 'top-eondltlOTT.
ams-dh.
w “ 1 15 >»
4 0 0 2
'Cox. xt '
r 3 0 0 1
The ex-champion has b«an dla-lte defend hla title pf A^ tj0^ j
Dettnlt
0 No hojje for a rttUfn df tile Davlaf tha f tlwrs Wsa’ llttTa t o ’ be *r»ta4d
'122 429 M -Mg,
Edmondson, cf
n
Gehrig, i
Ojcup to its rightful American homai by trying to revive tha corpse, that porting o ff and on upon these pre. c ir-'upi°n in |he
liThrmaim, 3b
? before 1030..
[It Would be much more sensible to
New Vork 138 6^3 l3g
Wells, c
Folhergill,
.
This today’sounded the cOfleehAtta. fat the dead remain dted ibid "try the net result seems tb be some
Side Tennis Club here.
.
•note of official opinion amont the to create another dynasty through what nIL
SmalUiTThan That Of Hustler Mound Ace Gives Up Vlau, sa
„
..... 1^6 4)0 86 i c
Tinker, 2b
Lhcoste, fresh from his triumph
tennis association men With Whom the youth o f tha country.
Vtpr BUt Woit>«cts
Demptty still pulls up wheezing ovar the veteran Tilden .in rhlla
Only One Hit! While 'Mates
lb’
the
writer
has
talked
since
the
New Ydrk 1S9-479 139 l «
The
American
Davis
cup
team,
ffqpi a fast workout, he b still
M iVllh Ca)>able
Grt Four OffBa iron: Miami Barron, p
. 3 0 0 1 2 0, tragic circumstances of tha'
Deader • year ago today: p0
ie troi n i - . playing
a
the rdle df W challenger wkIVI.,
K
tegT
Hto
gtn....
punch,,
U
M
and
l
h.
tart
Back On Squad
Coiinta Ih Fifth Ahd Sixth
Satur-f&r
or the first time since 1919, Is afarjsinating sparring sparring
‘ .jl
\
Totals
^ __________ ^ sil
26 ~0 l 24 11 1\
drawn from
all Quarters of the
. . ciU’ Detro,t’ M2iday.
likely to be composed next year of j n> tficrs.
Although
his camp world
E
to
bottle
for
the
crown
df
MIAMI
.
i
J
.
A
B
.R
H
O
A
_ t'the »oun«l o f a eleatMIAMI, Sept. 12.— Davis, waa In
Bill Tilden will be only one dflon e veteran and three freshmen in attaches colemly insist that Jack U American tennis, that his ultimate
NATIONAL LEAGUE
4 0 D 0 0 01
9t landing with a amack on vincible Sunday, granting out one Casares, c f
d
old
men
of
tha
courts
ft
he
school
o
f
internatloi
*
*
’
*
1
layer-A
club G AB R n
practfeing
some
trick
stuff
out
in
3 0 0 2 4 o,
victory 1* conceded on all siaeo.,
til may be heard by anyone hit, and Minmi w*.-n from Orlando,' KnsUpp, 2b
P/Wdrter,
"
year,
the ring-at Lincoln Fields designed
____ —w
t 0 0 2 0 0
the lotel athletic field at 2 to 0, in the State League series’ Hraaier, If
kind that Norman Brookes proved I The vetafan, they aay, will be to thwdrt befuddle and also ex
PitU. ,„....133 547 106 210 «
0
0
Bennln,
rf
2
1
1
0
l after 4 o'clock on any day- before the largest crowd ever to see
Ilorniby,
..........
Gene Tunney, none of Lacoste Downs Bill
U 0 0 10 0 0 to be ufter the war—dang.reus,iTilden, provided he doesn’t turn terminate
tile exception o f Sunday, for a ball game here. Rain fell-nearly Tatum, lb .
NeW York. 131 478 112 in
the meantime,1the
__
4 other onlookers
ten see any.
4 1 l 4 0 0 l-eautiful to watch but not alWays [ professional in
“ tath o f iJflfcminclp High all day but crowds flocked to the Keyes, c
Billy*
Harris,
effective
after
the
second
set.
Billy
there
having
been
rumo's
to
this
|
thing
mystifying
Tilden
In
4
Matches
0
3
0
0
1 2
MT under the eye o f park and the diamond was ready Hernandez, 3b
•
* effect. The three new members
has passed. defhtl
pitta.'
107 336 50 HI
a 0 0 1 2 0
Bingham, ss
Velchell, of Univers- for play at 4:20.
L .V a n « r ,
3 0. 1 0 0 0 from big time tennis. Dick &
DaVIs, p
_ fame, are Roinir
BarrcTi deserved n shutout too.
OERMANTOWN
CKJCK?T
PHta. — ....128 534 its fa
I'.nms ia Just a doublet player now
pparatorv
singes
of but hla support wobbled around
CLUB PHILADELPHIA SepLU, Stephenson,
29 2 4 27 0 0 und Francis T. Hunter is a mail
Totals
nlnf for the hard sched- ftecoml base. Three times Tinker
— RCne Lacoste, that cold, calcu
who must lean upon Tilden and the
Chgo..........135 620 85 in
eh they will face this year, and Vlau had double plays in sight
Score by Innings:
tonal use o f a right hand uppercut, lating gambler of the courts, sent
Inter
is
getting
to
a
point
where
Leader k year ago today: |
Lot.
of
Chicago.
squad this year is somewhat but misplayed the throws and got Orlando ........... 000 000 000—0
his right cross.
the Davis CUp challenge round In grave Cincinnati, ^69.
Sr than the one of * year ago nobody. The Hustlers g«-t but four Miami _____
000 . 011 OOx—2 he can’t very well lean upon him-,
However, It waa admitted that
And ao far aa defense la con to the fifth snd untimate "latch
tth the opening of-qchool to* hits Off the Orlando star.
if Williapts, Hunter/ and Johnston
Summary: Double plays, Knaupp self.
cerned
well Dempsey really has this afternoon when he over BUI
'squad la expected to pick
These and other reactions from step down at one and Die same
THE BIG FIVE
Tatum;
Cox to
Miami scored one In the fifth. to Bingham to
Tildeh In n gredt match set by 6-3,
»to more than SO candldat;i, B e Keyes singled, stole * second and Abrama; sacrifice hits Tinker, Tat- the French victory were freely time. America must develop an progressed to a point where he
Player
'G
AB R H HR
stops left jabs with everything but 4-6, 0-3, 6-2, Tilden suffering a reing 'to- a statement
triven
out
tennis
officials
tum;
stolen
bases,
Keyes,
Bing-j
aired
by
various
other
doubles
team.
But
the
point
t /y . 1 m* as ts went to third on Hernandez’s bunt,
fTnorning by Coach Walchell, which Lehrmann let roll for n bass ham; base on balls o ff Barron 4, 'during the "wake” over the dead was made that America'Won't win hla handa.
the first two days.
Cobb
^
l484
B "J
s la rather optimistic regsri
The ex^champlon •» strong, his
hit. Bingham popped out but Davis Davis 2; struck Out, by Barron 2, |
the cup next .year, anyhow; so why
chance o f th» team thfs year.
playing
the
best
ball
In
Collins
..
b
7
216
50
70
1
legs
respond
nobly
C
b
the
call
for
Davis
3;
hit
by
pitcher,
by
Duvis
,
innls
are
hit to Tinker, Keyes scoring. Vian
delay the inevitable moment when
yonc . e in TALAIIASSBE
Mo«te (p la te);! the league, having won seven of the young men of the feanie must action, but there’s nothing else to
Spfeaker 129 801 ‘70 167 t
irp.-are many veterans, such dropped Tinker’s toss on the play, (Cox); umpires,
Thompson, Entxminger, Speer, Hernandez being safe, but the Hus Lohr nnd Fredericks (bases); time (their last ten gumes. The CUba have play our tennis for Us I ,
Yesterday’s 'home runs.
beCoirie rapturous about.
|won five out of ten, whil# the
Mobley, Sands,
and tlers c«uld score no more. Bennln 1:48.
Player and club Yesterday
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.,'Sept. 12,
.
^But,’* sayeth Dempsey ip person
As to that, I think that the Unit
! pirates and Giants have won fotir
..'fnlsstng from the
ap»ned the sixth with n single and
(IN S)—P. K. Yonge, Pensacola, boo' s total
ed
Ststes
now
Is
merely
where
“
wait
a
Htle
while.
I’m
training
i tear, due to graduation litat got around on two more errors by
and lost three. Previous to BattiX.......*...... -4
cases .paral]4l rather
nicely.
.. . ____
,'.fer a battle on Sept. 22nd.- not ehairman of the board of control _Ruth, Yankees
1nf-but‘there are still some let-' Vlau.
day New York had won 20 out of
is in Tallahassee today In advance
In
1922,
France
had
a
team
com•
Sept.
13th
or
14th.
I
know
I’ll
1man around whom the c"ach ex-
34.
..
.
of the regular monthly meeting to •
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Davis seldom was
in tn.-uhle,
build his team.- Richard having the Colts hitting the ball In
Carlson and Barnes both hit hard t posed of one great veteran, Andre?make t h e 'fs d e for Tunney- -that go over matters to come up fo r Wllion, Cuba ................—l
Gobe't, and Several. up
i I’ll be 75 per cent better for this
1, 'playing his fourth year the dir all afternoon. He walked
„ and
, coming
,
By International Newt_____ 1n the New York-Chlcago gam e'
discussion. Monday’s session will 1 iltenger,-Reds .....
team and one of the beat two In the second, and Vlau got a
yesterday. Carlson went the route
* * * Including fight than I was in Philadelphia, be a bu«y bile, and plans for adThe‘ Leaders:—
“
‘
tkt the school has ever had, wll] Clean hit In the fifth. No <dher Or
^
Borotra. and I don't need to improve that ditlonal buildings nt several Insti
New York baseball fans were nnd won, 3 to 5, while Dames w a s ; ,enn,
mudh
'tb
beat
him.”
plain tha team this year. He waa lando players got on base except glum today ns n result of defeats knyoed in the sixth when the Cubs
unknown then,
AMERICAN— Ruth 69.
tutions for higher learning "will be
all test week getting
the Cox, who Wns hit in the first in
scored six tuns. Hack Wilson hit* l Hp wa"
of
dlteoverles df
45,
LoceiTt, 18, K. Williams llT]
suffered
by
the
two
Gotham
teams
considered.
MARTIN MEETS III ERS
i out on rUnning them thrmlgh ning. Edmondson hit into u double yesterday. The Giants were clawed his
homer, gaining a tie with *
when Gobert was
i
bowing
hit
preliminary exercises. Dick play on the next pitched bail, how
iself out In favor of
Cy Williams for league home fun
NATIONAL—Cy iVllHs
l^lhe team to be one of the ever. Casa res robbed Cox of a hit by the Cubs aguin und dropped honers, English fielded like a flash younger, s onger and foster playTAMPA, Fla., Sept. 12. — (INS)
ROCK BABB JOB FINISHED Wilson 20, Hornsby 23, Ti
into
a
lie
with
the
St.
Louis
Curdla th e history.of the
school by a wodnerful shoestring catch.
ers.
*
*
—Considerable
speculation
was
League Totals:—
insls for second place, while the and made two hits In Chlcago’a
la working hard to that end.
Tilden will do that within a aroused today over the list hete of
big inning.
TALLAHASSEE,
Ha.,
Sept.
12,
Yankees
lost
a
,
chance
to
set
a
IltelM ) .triple threat man from good this year after having been an
Fred Frnnkhouse, St. LoUin rook year or so Shd, when ffeCbrtddry Governor Martin, who made two
A m e r i c a n —396.
t year, will bo In the backfield understudy of Sands throughout world’s record when they were de ie, won ngnin, blanking Brooklyn players liko Doeg, Lott and Chand speeches Friday, and held a long — (INS)—Before leaving today
feated
by
the
Browns
after
huving
for
Panama
City
to
attend
tho
!
' this year and Is faster nnd last year.
He is heavier than he trimmed those worthies in twenty- 5 to 0 anil allowing only four hits ler get thejr Chance, It Is quite cnnfederance with Sheriff Hlers big celebration marking the be
NATIONAL— 414.
than he has been bsfore. was Inst season and
morning, neither
official ginning of the construction of
possible that they Will develop as this
of which Hendrick got three.
this added
being tried at quarter and weight' should stand him in, good one straight contests this season.
would give out anything for pub
*
Dick Rudolph, mound act o f the ilid Cochet nnd Ettcoset.
Thirty-five
thnusunil
fans
were
two bridges across St. Andrews Texan W i n s Seri
Id make a good one, according for the position which is one of th?
Doeg, In particular looks th* lication.
disappointed when the Yanks were champion 1914 Brakes, pitched tWo
Bay on the Gulf Coastal highway,
tlx captain and coach. Stolnoff hardest on the team to fill.
beaten by pitcher Milt Gaston, 6 to j innings us the Uenneaters lost two part of the best prospect uncover
Sheriff Hlers said the visit was a P. A. Hathaway, chairman of the G o l f
Chatnpiot
'Stanley at ends will be otia of
The fwn tackle positions furnish, 2. 'fiobe Ruth, however, wnlloped games to
* Cincinnati, 8 to 4 and Hi ed in the United States since the social call, and so did the Governor state road department announced
. best pairs of wlngnien in the the biggest question ns there are
to 5. Two rookies led the Reds In *“ lad days of Tilden and Johnston. who said he was calling on all the
that rock base on project 619,
ito and will make It very hard very few candidates out thut uro his fiftieth homer of the season,
RYE. N. Y. 8ept. 10,-(INI.
It was recalled road 6 in archer district was com Hugh Halsell, o f Dallas, Tcxtt]
opposing teams when they try capable of filling these Important Iscing him fjve ahead o f Lou Geh batting, Purdy and PittengCr tech If he really gets a found to doing county officials.
getting
six
hits.
what
he
should,
It
may
become
today
that
the
state
auditor
rig
and
only
four
behind
his
1921
J'nms
and offtackle plays, positions. Yancey will be a tower,
pleted yesterday.
the 1927 champion of the Uk
jfnoff Was on the team last year of strength ut guard and his run record. The homer gave the Yanks \W.cshington closed In on the possible for us to forget the glor three months ago reported the
States Seniors Golf
Asm
‘ l8tanley was unable (o play ning mute will have to he devel 141 circuits for the season, a third-pluce Tigers by nosing out ious past and remember that wc Sheriff’s office owed the county
TODAY’8 STOCK SALES
with a score of 158 for 34
the
White
Sox,
6
to
5,
on
Bluege’s
are
supposed
to
have
a
future.
world’s
record.
to Ineligibility. Both are big oped frori^some of the heavier can
over |40,000.
Fred Snare, of Garden City, N.!
I and very fast.
’ .
The flagmen, incidentally, peed hit in the twelfth. A minute before
didates.
•
1* n e w YORK, Sept 12]— (I N S ). was second with 161 and Gwffsj
when
a
Washington
runner
scofed
U.
S.
ATTACHE
DIES
Hither la another man on whom
Altogether the squad looks very only two victories to clinch the on a sacrifice fly the fans left the
KEY WEST — Aquarium to be —Slock sales oh the flaor of th o 1Dutton, New . England ~
Coaeh Welchell is building
his good for this early in the year und flag.
New York Stock Exchange today champion* was third 163.
constructed
here soon.
rtnnds in the belief that the game
BERLIN, Sept.
12, (lN S (—
_
for this years team. Hansell as the squad enters Its second week
totuled 894,000 shares; bonds 35,
The Pirates, Idle yesterday, nOw wos over, hut returned to their
Halsell and Snare, both ch
Captain Austin Kautz, »63, naval
the best for the center position of practice a npirit of -optimism lead the Ginnts and Cardinals by
631.000.
'
ions
were members of tip As
seats
when
the
runner
was
called
attnchc to the American Legation
It^d With the graduation of prevails unvmg those who ore re two games, with the Cubs half a
’ALATKA — Contract awqrdStock sales for the five-day week, can tqam Which defeated the f
out
for
leaving
third
base
too
soon.
here,
died
nt
5
o’clock
this
meaning
Hands
for three-story building fo r totaled 10349,060 shares; bonds adlan Seniors yesterday by s I
should
sponsible for the team.
game further in the rear. The CurdOther teams did not'pfdy. - - after an operation.
Putnam National Bank.
147,484,000.
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Sometirnen automobile accidents are' unavoidable aa far
as the driver o f the car ia concerned. Often a| child or grown
person steps in front o f an approaching car and ia killed or
seriously, injured but yeV’ the driver is innocent o f any blame.
Numerous methods by which people can be seriously hurt and
yet the driver* be guiltless of responsibility are known to the
JO N U ,
Mlto* most o f us.
_ jgtlMCSUPTIOfl
But how often these days do we hear that the driver of
n a
___
the
car
drove o ff with great speed without offering to render
“t
assistance to the injured. The "hit-and-run” driver has few
• ^ friends and deserves no sympathy. The fellow who runs away
Hr ?m
Z |after an accident to escape trouble, merits the full extent of
H m M m a r t 1* _
r, H IM Intel
U M U a n ri tirrk a h m M i c front the law upon his capture.
animation
In commenting on the elimination o f’ drivers of this sort
tallr m » » The
New
York Herald Tribune has the following to say:
•kt an
m s m UI.
"Sentencing
the driver of a motor car for the accidental
____
in t Ita
. — ------— k ia tlltf data a tn i la killing o f a child to three years in the penitentiary seems
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severe, but when it is known that he fled from the scene
* I t * H an lt In n ntnkar at tka
-AnCIt Bnraaa at
Clranlatlana, na without waiting to learn the result, or to give aid to the vic
Aoooctatloo mt rak.
I lakaia. AftarUaata, aa4 AfTtrllalaf tim, it may be looked upon in a different light. The motorist
Aaaala aklek n^alna rack Pik* who hits and runs is rare. Chauffeurs, truck and delivery waImlk'ZaVtt m
t'Jak^TatuL*lutZ1Ron drivers and car owners almost invariably stop to give
itelel*^il #il^iLu.B*^i"w#u
*n auch caaes- There is hardly an instance when the
•t kialitM adkata.
news report o f the accident docs not state that the injured
person was taken to the hospital by the driver of the enr
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TUESDAY, SEPT. 13, 1927
which had hit him.
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T H E M K H A LU ’S PH OORAH
It is quite possible, of course, that blind panic may seize
' l l .— H w a air la rlir aa4 eaaaty « 4a man after he has run down a pedestrian and that following
* fla liW a t ln
la-iU»e#F*T n a lu raata I* Jatkava his first impulse he gets away as soon as he can. But such
I vHIC.
'Cwalraallaa •( St. Jmmma laSlaa men are not fiv to drive and if they are not punished drast
. Khar Caaal.
ically others who are actuated by cowardice instead of panic
M-—laaocoralU* al aaoatkljr
MM Walk
taallac at k illflas
» ro will be encouraged to try to escape the consequences o f their
tealt la, aiarlmtal recklessness. Two classes of motorists, those who drive while
intoxicated and the hit-and-run sort, must be eliminated if
aalir Cktal.
koaattfa. there is ever to be any check to the growing death rate from
aaalrtloa mt ell j
tloa tetfiftlRM.
' , *•»* aa4 aatara ho*,l<al.
motor accidents.”
----------------------- 0 ---------------------LB YER8 E~FOR TODAY
GOD’S FAVOR:— Lord,
Thou
The Problem Of Cleaning Politics
. hast been favorable unto Thy land;
Thou hast forgiven
van tho Iniquity of
Close upon the release of Warren McCray from the fed
Thy people: Thou
ou hast covered all
eral penitentiary in Atlanta comes the indictment of Govern
the sin. Psalm 85:1, Z
PRAYER; Gracious God, help ua or Edward Jackson and three others in connection with n
to appreciate all of Thy benefits. bribery conspiracy, and once more Indiana is in the throes of
ganized society for the
of Cruelty to Credit. Just
bills when they're due, and
prevent this cruelty.
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Vodka and Whiskey.
Four Mafic Words.
Ideas Work Rapidly.
Sixty-two and a Star.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
rlaht ISJTbrStBirCo.
Sanford Credit
SENATOR TIDINGS of Mary*
land, back
ick from
fro Russia, snya "Vodka as « drink excels botn Scotch
and gin." It might do that easily
and still be bad.
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The best fact about vodka ia that
it Is 60 per cent water, only 40 per
cent alcohol. Count Witte, who
established a government monopoly
jf Vodka, said it brought in just
enough money to pay the czar s
army.
The czar abolished vodka for a
while, gave the Russin people a
chance to think, and they abolished
him.
plank down three million dol• to witness the spectacle.
---------o--------When you’ve just coma in conwith so many peole "down
the mouth" it’s a relief to find
Dtneone with his “ nose
in the
even though you ordinarily
stest inch a creature,
oA man asked ua for our opinion
other day and when we ex
it; he was
angered and
idjwe war# crazy. It was per*
natura) for him to assume
attitude because he's crazy
CITRUS ARGUMENTS
....Fire is the common enemy of us all. Your fire deep!
ly concerns your neighior
and his fire may destro
your property.
MR. SLEMP intelligent student
thinks President Coolidge will run
again beenuse, says he, "the presi
dent might have said, 'I do not
choose to run. "
Mr. Slemp misunderstands the
four magic words, "I do not
choose."
Hud the President said. "I won’t
run." his tnemies might foolishly
say, "You nre afraid to run, the
third term bogie worries you, or
you think you might not get the
nomination."
President Coolidge expressed
his mind when he said. “ I do not
choose to run." In those words he
said to anybody that can read, "I
could be nominated, I could be el
ected, everybody not a fool knows
it, and everybody not a fool knows
that there is no question of a third
term, since I have been elected
President only once. The excellent
third-term rule is based on the
theory that a man should not use
the presidency to get for himself
repented elections.
a political scandal that promises to be more extensive than
World Champion 81mpa
"I COULD BE NOMINATED
that
which involved Governor McCray four years ago. Indi
Of>all tho nutty people,
and elected by a plurality bigger
The nuttiest, 'pon my aoul,
ana, always a hotbed of politics and the scene of wholesale than the seven millions of last time,
fa the.fcuy Who climbs the steeple corruption, faces the possibility of having its second consecut but 1 do not choose to run."
And, roost* upon the pole.
ive governor cither resign or he impeached. ,
—Annie Conn Trlb.
MONEY
PLUS INTEREST
Back of the charges against Jackson, Mnyor Duvall of
makes money.
sold New
Indianapolis and their two assistants, looms the figure o f D. C York for $40 to Indians
don't you remember,
Dutchmen. Had
writer begs,
Stephenson, fQrmerly grand dragon of the Indiana order of they placed that sum at six per
jwho last December
the
Ku Klux Klan and now serving a sentence of life for the cent compounded on the day they
seven dozen eggs?
murder
o f Madge Oberholtzer. At the height of his career, sold the land, their heirs would
B T• >'
— Charlie Lecdy.
more money now than New
Stephenson
held the political destiny of the state of Indiana have
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York city is worth.
Ounjptry /or the bait U
in the hollow of his hand. Drunk with power, he sold public
Chauncey Depew, past 90 years,
'Tho poor slant-headed lout'
offices for large sums and resorted to other corrupt practic tells how he put $100 in the sav
Who put a pool ball in his mouth
es that involved almost tho entire state government and many ings hank CO years ago, and now
.’Ajp^bdidn’t get It out
has $1100 in the bank.
i'Vts •
— Macon Telegraph of the smaller office holders.
The state administration was built upon political patronage
R lfr INTEREST, while sure, is
Must we forget
. so. soon
. . as. this, with Stephenson wielding a power that would have done sb w. A good idea makrs money
AMT awed r t f o T w h n ^ w l ' ^ e d i t to Croker or any of the other old time Tammany chief quickly.
John E. Andrus, called the "stnptains. The charges against Jackson and the others, although
on It;
iMtk't that, make you freeze T just now coming to light, are the outgrowth of activities when hanger millionaire" because he
hungs to street car straps when he
„ ____ was
w— secretary o f state. He ia „said
, . u to
^ have w
^ . T—w«nro»s
^ * 1**0"* JcmrnaMUrald
Jcmn>al-H<rsld the aw,
governor
of-- might ride ill his automobile,
IY b the aam^ old story. Five Mis- ^eret* Governor McCray $10,000 i f - he would appoint James E. bought one share of Singer Sewing
aourl M
}qy rid jrs racing a train'McDonald as prosecuting attorney of Marion county hut the Maching stock for n few dollars
in 1KC4. That share has paid him
fotmd„crut that thay qwdd.not beat executive named his ;w n Hon-in-lqw' who later resigned ra- thus
far $94,600. .. -
it to acrofiUtf.... *_
ther than prosecute the governor on forgory charges.
“'ihmu/jm.Un'i fu , n.i ,i.af .
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The whole affair teems with tho vilest corruption that
the statement of the^111* tome to light in years and will remain forever as a blot
M clearly ^menstrates .on the history o f Indiana. That hint may, he partly erased if
jfit Its failure.
'only the people of Indiana will register row their complete
disapproval by bringing enough pressure to hear that will
a Mad of'three games
comPlete revelation of the whole conspiracy with
one. It appears that the MiamlicomPel
Jlnellers' hustling
has availed .punishment meted out to the guilty parties. But until Indiana
•them very little In their post- sea "cleans house" completely its officials will continue their
s o n series with Orlando.
crooked practices unmolested and tho state will continue to
What we would like to know la bear the stigma o f disgrace.
The Jacksonville Journal ably expresses in a recent edi
hat the president of the AntiIng League says when he torial its views on a problem which confronts the whole na
i' to dance
and discovers tion today. Says the Journal, "America today faces no more
has chewing gum on his
serious issue than that o f honesty in office. The foremost
need In the administration of government is that corruption
AD that w ell bet Senator Wat- and the sale o f privileges shall he stopped. The obligation is
Yon makes as a good race for gov. upon the federui government, upon all hUi Io governments and
r
ior as Charles D. Haines, that
If both of them can manage to upon all municipal governments. The country has been too
y In the race until the election lax In its demands. It has come to look too much with a wink
ever.
upon mismanagement and inefficiency. It has almost come to
--------- o--------the point o f condoning graft, if it is not too much or is hot
Mr. Tex Rickard's balyhoo for
secured
too wantonly. A rebirth of public conscience and of
approaching fight la working
ka well riled
machinery.
But ficial integrity is America's greatest need in this generation-'
it's the stuff that makes fight
o-
EVERY FIRE
LOSS HITS
YOU
Take all possible precaulions ngainst fire in your
home or factory, and insur*
in
strong
companies
through this agency
You will find we are u
concerned in prevent^
fires as we are in providi^
sound insurance against
possible loss.
A.
Connelly &
Sons
Established 1901
221 Magnolia
Phone
Enjoy your food
Loch
Arbor
Prices
as it nourishes your body
I f your appetite l» not keen you own it to
yourself to lake S A S . regularly before ruch
meal. It will give you a good appetite.
In these days of fast compctition. only
..... full-blooded, robust
healthy peopld can keep to tho
front, nnd success comes to those
who have tho snap, vigor nnd
magnetism that go with a wholooomc, healthy life.
Don’t despair because others
forge ahead o f you. Start right
to regain the health whlch
hearty
selves and kept their bodies in
good repair by occasionally taking
a course o f S.S.S. It helps Na
ture build up red corpuscles and
it improves tho processes by
which Iho body is nourished.
5.5.5. is time tried and reliable.
It is mr-jo from the roots of fresh
herbs add plants and is prepared
in a scientific way In a modern
laboratory.
5.5.5. is sold at all good drug
stores In two sizes. Tho larger
size is more economical.
Feel Tired and
Languid? i
IT WAS NOT MR. ANDRUS'
thrift that made the money, but
the idea of another man putting
the eye of the needle in the needle's
point, instead of the other end,
thus making the sewing machine
possible.
Be thlrfty, save, let interest
work for you, by all means. But
urc your brain for quick results.
P.
M eet
Today’s Demand
Prices in Loch . Arbor
meet the existing con
ditions of today— one
pays for merit in this
declopment hut todays
prices will
be
found
astounishlngly
(owl
Have
W aste Impurities in (he Blood Make
One Dull and Listless.
MRS. BINA ABRAMOWITZ, a
Jewish actress with six' children
and nine grandchildren, will be the
czar in a new play, "Greenberg’s
Daughter." That Mrs. Abramowitz
is 62 years old will Interest every
body, the fact need not surprise
any one.
Sarah Bernhardt, another Jew
fall actress, when 62, was at the
height of heripower. Women becomo old at GO, not because their
minds are less active than the
minds of men, but because at GO
there children arc gone, or no
longer need them, and the world
Stimulant Diurmtic to tho Kidnmyt
gives them nothing worth while to Fa*t*r.Milbun>Ca.,MI|.CkMn..Bu4*la,N.Y.
do.
Wasted power In waterfalls is
ns nothing without occupation to
Me Laulins
give their intelligence full piny.
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Rendered
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Extended
in— Helpful Assistance
Given
in—Absolute Security
nnd
A yheerful Will
ingness to Help.
Of course
we want your
business
Cordially yours,
Sanford
Cashier
W e have unlimited
fund* available for
loan* ©a itnprovod
r**idea«o and bu*lno** propertie* I •
amount* from $2 ,0 0 0
H . C . V IE L E
In $100,000.
Loan* cleied burned!'* Italy on our iu*pe«-
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p jlo a n s
Today!
O you wonder why you
feel so drowsy and out of
sorts? Too many feel always
tired, dull and achy. Too often
the cause ia sluggish kidneys
that permit waste impurities to
remain in the blood and cause
one to feel dull and listless—
to have a nagging backache
and annoying headaches and
dizzy spells. That the kidneys
are not working right is often
shown by scanty or burning
excretion*. Assist the kidneys
with Doan’s Pills. Users every
where recommend D oan's.
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you
First
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tspo.
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Low cast.
108 Magnolia -
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Gifts NOW on our
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plan.
Only 98 Days before
Christmas.
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TAMPA TRIBUNE
WILLIAM B. LEEDS, young
American with a great deal of
money, sets a good example. He
took out a license as air pilot, fly.
ing 35 minutes under inspection
to prove his ability, Mr. Leeds, wlfh
no particular flying plans in mind,
says: “ We shall all have to learn
lying sooner or later,"
There arc 143 separate shipping have violated their, trust, and the
agencies handling the citrua fruits ente> prise has gone-on the rocks
produced by the growera of Flor for various other reasons.
However, it is obvioos that noth
ida. The results which they have
achieved for the growers do not in ing is ever achieved without a
dlcate that any of them are the ul trial. The problem o f successful
timata organization approaching and profitable marketing of citrus
perfection, whether we consider fruits will not be solved unless
the co-operation, Florida Citrus Ex some sort of effort is made.
MR. LEEDS', EXAMPLE is rec
C'coked employes are found
change or any of the other agen
cies We speak from the grower’s sumetimes in every line of business ommended to all rich young gen
but this docs not discourage mer tlemen. If each young sportsman
standpoint.
o
chants and bankers and transport- owned a high speed pursuit plane
Possibly
the
new
plan,
whatever
1Charles Evans Hughes Is nomand knew how to manage it, this
ntk-n companies.'
* by the Republicans the' re la adopted by the majority of
country would be safer.
As
to
the
marketing
necessity,
ar* fearful to contemplate. growera, will not prove any nearer the Arcadian says:
perfect
the
first
year
than
the
av
[■» have to endure a wave of
Florida Is pitted against a mar
rgrowing as a natural trl- erage of all these little agencies,
but It is only by starting a united keting system- put Into vogue some 1 TOM SIMS SAYS
"*
plan that improvement cun be ex years ago by California growers.
Constitution Week reminds u* I
pected.
No doubt the exchange or It is u system which is much sim
b : Rockefeller has Just
two mltlicfti dollars to the any one of the other agencies ilar to the one now proposed for that there had to be something!
ffus of Nations for the cstab. would be much more satisfactory Florida. For this reason the sit to tack those amendments to.
»t of a library.
Are we If it had 80 per cent of the crop uation in this state has reached a
Lack of trained actors is the'
to understand that our low- back of It. Apparently there must point where it is not so much a stage’s chief fault, says a critic,
be
concessions.
Surely
there
a
re'
{lUMtkm
os
to
whether
they
can
gas is to bo short lived?
----- p -------leadere who command general con longer afford not to do so. Tho with revenues crowding the play
houses, an actor would be lost In
Consider the picture pf MuSso- fidence. In thia respect the Ar vcy destiny of the citrus fruit in a theater nowadays.
dustry
in
Florida
now
depends
up
thorn of all his power, etrip- cadia Arcadian writes:
on the finding of some way to
! Pf *H. hi* influence and desertIt ia the element of human con
An artist’ club in » Russls has
of his former closest fidence and trust and co-operation make the growing of fruit reeson- been fined $500 for permitting the
shly
profitable.
Adrolin**
r*
©
'» There you have a indolved that will prove the stumb
fox trot to be dancea at a public
that might be compared ling blpck in this, os it has In all plan ie not a mater of eholc* but entertainmer). Russia certainly
of neressity.
l»l*k Pur own country.
othe*- efforts of producers from the j In The Sunday Tribune was a let seems to be enjoying Its new free
dom under the soviet.
soil to work together for the com, fact that the Chase Natlon- zron good. There seems *n ele ter from C. C. Commander to V. B.
Newton.
In
this,
among
other
of New York holds ment of mistrust and suspicion
The assistant secretary of the
ar« discussed five points
of unsold dty bonds' and which pervades the ranks of agri things,
navy In charge of aviation la learn
presented
by
Mr.
Tenney:
Regula
_ _ to hold them be culturists more than any other
ing to Gy. Maybe that's what led
of disturbed volume; key mar President Coolidge to say the other
ef * certain loan made to ciaao. Perhaps it la due largely to tion
contrrl; exchange of price In day that "our air service Is being
ik, it only one of their condition of Isolation. It Is ket
formation;
standardisation of perfected."
tranaacJ.-.i |j also due In great measure to the
grade and pack; advertising Mr.
the administra- fact that so many afforta along Commander urges price fixing
seems to be agreemnt that most of
h ...
r government in the t u j t o .
•atherthan mere exchange of price no reason why the majority of cit
by
rua leaden can not from this come
have been unequal to
to
* workable agreement on de
upon then*, or hays turned
tails, subject to’ revision from time
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* Bldg.
JA C K SO N V IL LE
Architect
First Nat’l. Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
Light
1 Y O U W ILL L IK E ....
saves life
the manner In which buHlnenn
in conducted at thU organiz
ation
W Eeav#
“ lighted
human
streets not e r .’. j
lives but enhance
property value as well. Light Is there
fore an investment that draw* worth
while dividends.
the service that everyone en
joys,' prompt, courteous, compiete
The newspapers of Cleveland, Ohio,
called Superior Avenue of that city
"Death Street" because there wen*
more night fatalities on thia street
then on any other street In Ohio.
the quality and dependability
o f our materials
you will like to do business
with us....We would like for
you to favor us with a trial.
Lett year they Installed new and
bettar lights with the result that It ia
among Ohio’* safest and beat light
ed streets.
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The lighted way is the safe
way.
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MRS. FRED S. DA1GER. SOCIETY EDITOR
Sanford Garden Club
Will Hold Seed And
Bulb Sale 0 n Friday
Ilame of Mrs. A.
i.ovejoy ior
the members of the Jenny Spauld[big Circle.
FRIDAY
Special meeting of the Circle
Two of the Methodist Church will
be held at the homo of Mrs. S. O.
Shinholser on Onk Avenue at 2
o’clock.
MONDAY
Miscellaneous Shower for the
Pipe Organ Clun at a:30 o clock
at the home of Mrs. Tony I itchford, 1015 Elm Avenue.
Woman’s Missionary Society
of the Methodists Church will meet
at 3:30 o’clock at the home of
.Mrs. W. C. Kill, 1900 Magnolia
Avenue, with Airs. H. H. Chapell,
Mrs. C, C. I’riest, Mrs. J. W. Rut]eg? and Airs. Zeb Ratliff as host
esses.
'
Im ported French
Stage E qu ipm en t
Used In Film Here
The mnss of French stage equip
ment seen in Fox Films production
of Rene Fauchoia’ sensational
stage mystery drama, “ The Mon
hoy Talks,” tho attraction at the
Milane Theatre, today, was sent to
the Fox
Hollywood Studio by
itudio executives who journeyed
abroad for the 'purpose of gather
ing authentic properties.
Long before
Director Raoul
Walsh started actual camera work
on tho production carloads of this
equipment came to the Fox Studio
in Hollywood.
Pinruils, stage lights drops, ban
isters, rope, stage effects, pails,
brooms, mops, squeeges and hun
dreds of other small stage neces
saries pertinent to the French tbeItre were included in the ship
ment.
Olive Borden whose spectacular
rise to stellar
position nmong
screen stars has been
really
phenomenal, Is enst in the role of
Olivette. Don Alvarado .play* the
lending male role in support. A
strong cast of well known stage
and Bcreen favorites,
including
Jane Winton, Raymond Hitchcock,
Malcolm Waite und August Tollaire, appear in feuturc roles, while
Jacques Lcrncr, the creator of the
original f’urisiun role of “ Tho
Talking Monkey,” has the same
part in the screen version.
Residence Telephone 859 —J
H e r e r fs M is s ’N e w 'M e x ic o
In putting on its first fall sale
of flower seeds and bulbs, the
Garden Club is accentuated by the
disire to give gardeners just the
things that should go into the
ground right now, in a convenient
form, and with information to
those not futniliur with garden con
ditions in this section of Florida.
Through a co-operative system
of buying it has been possible to
secure Burpee’s well known prod
uct, and while the packets will bo
no lower in price than those in the
catalogues there will be more seed
to the packet, and the best vari
eties have been carefully selected.
There will be seed of the follow
ing varieties:—ageratum, alynsum,
antirrhinum, calendula, candytuft,
delphinium, didiscus, escholtzla,
carnation, clnrkla, cynoglossum,
gilia,
gypsophila,
hunnemanla,
larkspur, leptoayne, lupin, nastur
tium (dwarf only), nigella, petun
ia, popy, ranunculus,
scabios.i,
schizanthus, statice, stocks, sweet
peas. Of bulbs, there will be frecsias, gladiolus, and calla lilies.
The sale will open at 9 o ’clock
Friday morning in the Me lender
Arcade lobby near the First Street
entrance, and will be in charge of
the following ladies; Mrs, (’. It.
Mason, Mrs. Harry Heqren, Mrs.
U. F. Whitner Jr., Mrs. C. E. My
ers, Mrs. Hal Wight, and Mrs. R.
A. Winston. Mrs. Henry Wight,
and Mrs. Harry Heercn expect to
be there ull clay to assist with in
formation, and to help in making
out orders for those who may
wish some subjects not included
in this first order. This sale will
bjj entirely for cash, us will orders
for future delivery, as the amount
Payment Of/Hutton
Bill Pending Probe
he law.
aJT The
Th * fri*nd‘*
to
‘ «B
wit
tne
speaker'rolt
expressed
Mayor
the belief that sl</w payment of . ?? '
pa^ng assessments could be attri- C o" ,
buted to the Supreme Court’s act- ter
ion and he was of the opinion that
,
(Continued From Page One)
the
sooner
the
matter
ia
aettled,
ig
*
!«
Seminole County Bank?” inquired
the better it would &- for the city
|J®/
Mr. Woodruff.
government
in
working
out
Its
pro.
“ No,” chorused Commissioners
Chase and llousholder, with the
Mr. Woodruff and Vivian Speer.
Mayor qualifying this with the nnnthii*
’A. I. - a *
5
1 SCCOUni
statement that in all probability!
the bonds will be ‘ tied up in liti-!
nation as a result of the failure o f}
the Seminole County Bank.”
Commissioner Chase
the presence of the unsold bonds ',
in the New York bank by saying owners that they would have to'
bear the entire cost. They ware
that ut one time 91.240,000 in City ,
o f same had been delayed pending
bonds had been placed there until ,satisfied, ‘they said, with the meth letfAl advice in connection with car*
Mr.
they could be disposed by the Com- od of apportioning the cost.
tain, deposits in the Seminole
mission. Eldridge and Company, he Speer believed that it would be es- Bank.
'.peciatly
bad
at
this
time
to
bring
said, purchased 9500,000 of these
The Commission authorized a
additional
bonds and took a 30-day option o n iup
_ ;Kthe
» .___
i problem when letter to I. E. Bstridge that the
[other
matters
of
greater
import
the remaining 9740,000 This op- ' 0lher niatler* of
body could not act on his demand
tion was never exercised by the New ance were facing the City,
for damnges until it had the a^I
Mr.
Thrasher
again
addressed
Y rk concern and the bonds were
vice of its attorney. The case was
left in the Chase National Bank. In the Commissioners, calling their the outgrowth of. an incident In
attention
to
the
fnct
that
there
had
the meantime the Seminole County
the Municipal Zoo when a little
Dunk had closed Its doors and the been an unequal division o f city daughter of Mr. Eatrldge suffered
New York instituti>m, Mr. Chase legal publications in the two daily injuries at the hands of a monkey.
said, being n creditor of the local newspapers. The speaker said the A t the time of the accident, it
bank, took possession of the bonds Sanford Times had been receiving developed that the City officials
to secure its loans with the defunct practically all of the city legals hnd promised to defray all hospi
when The Herald w a s deservimr o f
institution.
tal and medical accounts incurred
Mr. Woodruff then wnnted to
by Mr. Eatrldge, but Mayor Houaknow if the city would be liable for
hclder stated to the Commission
the bonds and the Mayor wrfs of
yesterday that Mr. Eatrldge had
the opinion that it would not be.
demanded more damages and had
He followed this opinion with the
threatened to enter suit agairist
statement that “ we are certainly
the City unless relief waa given
going
do everythin^ we can to
by September 13. .
escape the responsibility for those
J. D. Hood, owner of lakefront
bonds because they were never sold
property near the busIness'aectlOn,
and therefore are not legal obli
appeared before the Commission
gation.
to afk for relief in ,t(fe reduction
Mr. Thrasher, again addressing
of taxes on his property, saying
the body, declared to the Commisthat It “ was too expensive for him
ion “ that there was still some
to pay.” Mr. Hood pointed out
room for economy in the City gov
that assessments on ' lakefront
ernment" and specifically men
property from Mtngustioe Avenue
west to the corporate lines
had
tioned the fact that at present the
been redubed 10 per cent and he
City operates something like 37
automobiles of various types. Sir.
wag o/ thejopinloq that the Com
mission should grant him relief on
Thrasher particulady mentioned
his holdings.
the police department where he
“The assessments w e too high
said there were more automobiles
and I cannot pay them,” Mr. Hood
then the officers needed. Figures
said in revealing that the amount
for the cost of operation of these
of taxes on a strip of property be
vehicles were submitted and the
tween Palmetto Avenue and Park
expense was characterized as "out
Aveniie was pieced at more than
of reason.”
910,000.
Another instance of needless
expense as pointed out by Mr.
Women’s Guild Meets
Monday Afternoon As
Mrs. Connelly’s Guests
Miss Kitty 1 !a n W former F ollies' g M ’ and’ mo^et' for Rower*
Chandler Christy, went to Albuquerque, N. M., .several years ago
New York newspapers onco reported her dead, but now aha s o .
■peara to.be very, much alive as winner of a state beau tv aonUuL
An especially interesting meeting
of the Women’s Guild of Holy Cross
Church was held Monday afternoon
at tho home of Mrs. A. 1\ Connelly
on Parle Avenue.
The business session was presid
ed over by the president, Mrs.
Connelly. Many matters of impor
tance were brought to thp. .atten
tion of the members, Alias Mar
garet Young waa appointed edu
cational secretary for the educat
ional meeting to be held in Orlando
in October. Mrs. Robert A, NewnvM*r'wn* named a» chairman for
the altar committee.
Mrs.CIifford W.Baker |
CHULUOTA
Hostess OnMondayTo Air. and Mrs. Curtis' Lbwery
The Pipe Organ Club havo returned after a trip ,of Men
supper will b« held In October to
defray expenses
dishes.
Mrs. Frank Pdwell Is help
It was ulso arranged to take up
w ork "t serving supper to the
Hostess To Members the
Men’s Club beginning in October.
O f St. Agnes Guild It wus announced that no refresh
ments would be served until further
On AIunday afternoon the month notice, tho cost of refreshments to
ly business meeting of tho St. be givan towanl the Dishea Fund.
Mrs. Amelia Noble, who has re
AgnesGuild wus hold with Mrs.
cently returned
from Sewaneo
Flunk Powell at the home of Mrs. whore sKb took tho Teachers Train
Datid Caldwell in Rose Court. in g course, told in a most intqye*t*
I i The looms where the members! ing manner «f her work at tho
! mri were bright with an abundance >
; Seminary.
.
. . . ■
r of early fall cut flowers.
At the conclusion of busines a
Routine business waa carried out social hour was enjoyed. There
1 under the direction of the presl- were 15 members present.
' d*nt, Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs.
‘ Cauthen' Hutchinson was appointed
I to serve on the House committee of
I the Parish House.
I Mr. Glover gave a moat inspirI aif talk. She also announced that
| th Parish House was near com1 iktlon and asked that all Guild
Airs John Baker was the gra
I Motinga in the future
be held cious hostess on Saturday after
tkere.
noon when sht entertained a few
A discussion followed on the of her friends at bridge at her
Educations meeting, tp be held home on West Flpt Street.
is Orlando, October 3, to the 8,
The rooms where the guests as
*t
‘ Vwhich
M -l. time
~ _ j St. Agnes Guild sembled for plufr were beautifully
vill be represented by Mrs. Clyde adorned with bdwls of radiance
w by. It was said that the meetOWH-r picvv/
hibiscus »ng
amj other
pretty
>»t would be open to all women of cut flowers combined with greenthe church and Mrs. Key urged all ery.
, .
those who could to avail themScores for tho games were kept
Hves of this opportunity of learn- on talliea done in old fashioned
®g more about the work of the girls, and after the fourth pro
‘ hmth.
gression bad /been played, scores
Late in the afternoon a social were counted -and it was
found
hour was enjoyed, the hostess as- that high score had been made by
«*ted by Mrs. Caldwell
served Mrs.') Arthur Vaughan, who receiv(,*sm layer cake topped
with
Shipped c^eam and ginger ale.
Among those present were: Mrs.
Braxton L. Perkins, Mrs. Alort<m«r Glover, Mrs. G. M. HenderMrs. Clyde Derby, Mrs. Clarke
Leonaniy, Mrs.' M. Minarik. Mrs.
«*»mond Key, and Rev. Mortimer
Alrs. Clifford W. Unker was
hostess Monday afternoon to tbe
members of the Pipe Organ Club
at Edgewater Form on Celery Av
enue.
After a short, devotional exer
cise, Mrs. J. H. Culclough, club
resident, took charge of tha meotlg and the usunl reports were
given. It was announced that u
miscellaneous shower wbultl be
held (or tho Christmas Bazaar, on
next Monday afternoon
at the
home of Mrs. Tony Pitchford, 1015
Elm <Avenue.
At tho conclusion of business,
the members repaired to the lawn
where u prettily arranged punch
table hnd been urrnnged and hero
delicious fruit punch was served
by Mrs. 11. A. ..Moreland. Refresh
ments of n .tempting salad course
were served by the hostess assist
ed by Mrs. A. C. Chumberlln.
Two new members were added
S
The Commission discussed the
matter of protecting Iocs) lautt-
release of two negro women from
the City Jail upon payment of half
their fines and their promises' th/
make weekly payments on the
balance. The fine of a Mr. Day,
resident of Lake Helen who was
recently convicted of driving while
ifi ' an Intoxicated Rendition, waa
ordered remitted upon contkleratloir of letters received from Volu
sia county .officials testifying-to
Mr. Day’a sobriety and hia promi
nence in the county.
days tu Culu via Miami und jK<y
West. They will remain her*.for
several days us the guusta iifjjlr*.
Iviwery’rt parental -Mrt - and Mrs.
E. E. Tribble, ufter which they will
go to Delumd.
The friends of Marion Wagner
wilt be glad tu know that he is ut
home again after having underdone
an operation at tho rirnald-I-uu-
“ VENDORS OF w dl
WEDNESDAY
“ TIIE POOR NUT*’
A rollicking picture o f eol
life. Ban Turpin hr*'
"A BLONDE’S REVEtfC
"
Aetopa Fables ^
’ comfo
EVEN IP Y(C
NEVER USE
After a puncture
your spare la in use
you would do if ap
puncture cornea alone
Drive hone on three
Not if you have thle
... a k a * ,
Yon Can ahraye fiut a
$ tubeiinto d casin g—
when you can't fat ai
tore repaired.
.
n
wfcy we sugpMd
you buy tbla extra u
Mr. and Mrt. A. W. Beck an
nounced tho birth of a son, Sunday,
UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT :
Fofr treatment'of Ring Worlds, Jiggers and any akin eni|
Price 75c Sold end guaranteed j>y the
UNION PHARMACY
—
Phoe
ner party Thursday night ut their
country home, honoring Mrs. Mab
el Beach and tw6 sons’ Robert and
Donald of Orlando. Tho party waa
Mrs. J. H. Colclough, Mrs. A. C.
Chamberlin, Mys I. E. Eatrldge,
Miss Margaret David, Mrs. Robert
L. Glenn, Mrs. C. P. Henderson, j
Mrs. R. W. Lawton. Mrs. Robert [
Merriweather, Mrs. B. G. Methvin,'
Mrs. B. C. Aloore, Mrs. A. A. Mane- /
ely, Mrs. Sidney J. Nix, Mrs A. 1
AL Phillips, Mrs. Tony Pitchford,!
Airs. Kent Rossiter, Airs. Guy S.
Selman, Mrs. It. A. Winston, Mrs.
Clifford NVIalker,
"Ain. (Arthur
Gatchell, Mrs. T. L. Halt, Mrs.
Morris Allen, Mrs. Ira Southward,
Airs. C. A. Anderson Jr., Mrs. H.
A. Moreland, and Mrs. H. B. Od
om.
Dry Cleaning, Dyeing- Pressing, repairin
that's, our, business I we feel that by giving
work that is without equal and sticking to.
business we are serving you as you like tc
served—Our business pays—we don’t hav<
/
have a sideline!
iw
Mrs. Archie L. Betta left Saturday for Washington, N. C.f where
she was called by the death of her
grandmother, Mri. B. E. Beatty,
who passed away Saturday after
an iilnesa of several weeks.
Alisa Mildred Hand leaves Wed
nesday for Lakeland where she
will be a student at Southern
C olleji.
Miss Katherine Buhrman will
leave Wednesday for Lakeland
where she will continue her studies
at Southern College.
Air. and Mrs. H. If. David an
nounce the birth o f a daughter
Sunday, September 11 at their
home on Union Avenue.
"THE MONKEY T A li
’ An «11 star caat in the
ooa stage hit of two'contl
—an entertaining, inters
■ '■ • novel "movie. •*. ,
Cornu)V
~*GENTLKWT n* p r e f j
i,
SCOTCH"
Will Rogers
“ IN PARIS’*^
’ Variety
,
David Schnuck, who has been
spending the summer at points in
New Hampshire, has returned to
Sanford for a ihort time before
—ilng to Gainesville, wnere
where he
will
going
ne wm
resume his studies at the Univer
sity of Florida.
Mrs. Virginia Smith Cornell of
Tim pa h ii arrived her* to ftgftin
moke Sanford her home and la
pjasantly located wfth Mrt. If. J.
8. L Tupper have Lehman on Palmetto Avenue Mr#.
■short tour of tlyi Cornell will have charge of tho
Urn ports of the cafeteria at the Junior High
School this season.
Miss Msry Hinton, tas«h«r of
Home Econntica of Seminle High
School, returned to Sanford Fri
day after spending the summer
nt her home at Tuacalooss, Ala.,
Hiss Hinton also spent aome time
nt Camp Jocaoaee, where she wan
one of the Camp councilors
_
home
ithorpe.
itudiea
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Renew Your Cloth
For Fall /
Have Them Spic and Span and Fresh Like
Open up the ch
d closets
• * ii * .»
fall suits, 'drosj
cleaning and pj
lg and'receive them
and shapely, loq
like new— don’t dela
�■■■
you are m
tomorrow by le
your message in
the paper that i
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a message
ay be sure
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�ERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1927.
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YOUR BUSINESS —card appear* Two room furnished apartment.
Also garage. 614 Magnolia Ave.
Ing dally in this column will
TWO ROOM FURNISHED apart
roach over 3,000 every dayl
ment with
g a ra g e / 703 pal
-and it costs so little a 12 word metto Ave. or phone 282-W.
lord Daily Herald
AD. RATES
„ Cash in Advance
; ad for one month costa only $2.60. SMALL FURNISHED apartment
for rent near Seminole High
Phone 148
school; garage. Tel. 124—J.
Just ask for “ Classified Depart
ada, will be received
.(hwa *nd collector ■ « *
h r P « » « £ „ lu,e
.... ...............7c a line
..... ......... 6c a line
...................
4c a lino
rates on requeaL
reduced rotes am for
a tivc in s e r t io n s .___
words of average length
oonteJ a )*n0- * _ .
jnum charge of 30c for
f insertion,
advertising Is restricted
uper
classification
.nur cl&
Sflft<
I»n error is made The San*
Herald will be ^sponsible
nlv one Incorrect insertion.
■K i s e r h>r *^seauent
Lfions The o ffl« should bo
led immediately In case of
xa
a d v e r t is e r s
Herald
representative
ughly familiar with rates
and classlf action will
, you complete information,
if you wish they will assist
in wording your want ad.
palie'it more effective.
IlMPOKPANT NOTICE
Risers should give their
or postoffice address as
i< their phone number if
desire results. About one
r out of a thousand has
lrphone and th eothera
communicate with you
thpy know your address,
dlsrontinucnce MUST be
in person at the Sanford
lid office or by letter. Telediscontinuencea are' not
rteous - Prompt’ - Efficient
Service
Automobiles
f
16— Houses F or Rent
ment”
A REAL bargain for the man who
wishes to engage in the raialng
of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry
and live stock of all kinds. Thirtyfour acres of land that offers high
rolling lands for citrus, muck lands
for truck and bulbs and a small
lake for pasture land. On
fonl-Orlando road three miles
Sanford. One thousand dollars
balance on easy terms thnt will air
low you to make the payments
from the land. Ideal location for
filling station and small store close
to homes of fifty or more families.
A country home close to the city
markets. High, dry and healthy.
Address R. C. care Herald.
Slain Couple
out
5 ROOM bungalow with garage,
French and Second; $30; Phone
CLEAN UP YOUK OLD WALLS 371—W.
! WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT
I SOMETHING NEW AND BET- HOUSES: Jo.OO pnd up; ulso fur
■mi
I TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA nished apartment reasonable.In
ITT'
TION- CALL PHONE 236-J OR quire
2300 Mellonville. Phone 26— Miscellaneous For Sal*
SEE, V. C. COLDER, SANFORD, ’^ ‘ w
FLA.
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FOR SALE: 4 collie pups. 9 weeks
PHONOGRAPH-repairing, piano . C-ROOM: furnished
,u" ,,' nea„ "house,
° usc* after
old. $4:00 each. Phor.«*3205.
i tuning by experts with 17 years; heptember 1, on Catalina Ave.
experience. Sanford music store ’ hone 714W
|find Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 McHouse for rent, 1105 W. 1st St,
Landcr Arcade, Phone 832.
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works.
BUILDING BLOCKS — irrigation
boxea and general cement work FOR RENT 5-roojn bungalow with
garage, $30 per month. Woodruff
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter*
Shb-divi.-uoiii'. T. t Ai , Brotherson,
willcger, Proy. 3rd and Elm.
phone 136.
, , ,
BOSTON, Mass., Sept. 13 (lfjS)|[
1----------------- Research study of the pollution
WIGIIT-CHRI8ENBERRY PRINT ■ - l t
SHOP — Printing
engraving, j FOR RENT: Five room bungalow of streams in Massachusetts has I
at the corner of Palmetto Avenue been started under the auspices of
embossing. See us first. We do it.
Phone 417-W. R.R. Avenue-Com and Katie Street, large living the Department of Biology and I
room, dining room, two bedrooms, Public Health at the Mnssarhu-' The Kentucky hills faced a new
mercial Street.
bath, with shower, kitchen equip-] setts Institute of Technology. The murder mystery with the finding
LUMBER and complete line of ped with electric range. Front and |movement was sponsored by the Of the body of Fred Russell. 21,
building material. Low
prices. rear porches. $40 monthly. Address' Massachusetts Fish and Game and his dying sweetheart. Pauline
Protective Association.
Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good S. C. B. care The Herald.
Dearmond (sbovet. tn a clump of
Professor S. C. Prescott, head of bushes near Providence. Ky. Ilu*Gradsa Come From” Maple
and |
SPANISH
BUNGALOW — on the Biology and Public Health D e-1 ■ell had been shot through th*
Sixth. Phone 797.
High Street near Elm Avenue.j partment at the college, overseer head, and the girl, while beaten i
i CONCRETE In every shape and Furnished, all improvements, gar of the work and Dr. J. W. M .1 ■everety over the head, was slid
form, blocks, tile roofing, orna age, two bedrooms, bath, living Bunkor is in direct charge.
breathing. The couple had been
mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod room, dining nook, kitchen. Beau
Dr. George W. Fields, a director. |0iight for five days before Iho
ucts Company, Fifth and Maple tiful shade trees. Owner in the of the Massachusetts Fish and discovery. Miss Dearmond dlc-f
Sts. Phone 112-W.
north. Will rent to responsible Game Association, does the nec
at a hospital.
party at reasonable rate. Ask for essary traveling to collect inform
CLARENCE SMITH
ation which is not near at hand,
Mr. Berg at the Herald office.
General Contractor
while a graduate student at M. I.
600 W. First St.
FOR RENT: Small cottage on T.. is assigned to assemble and co
Phone 441
Magnolia Avenue just north of relate existing data and construct
METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev- Central Street. $25,00 monthly. the necessary maps.
It is estimated that more than a d ?
etlutlng.
Metal
shingles;' Box 123 care The Herald.
year
will be required to complete
standing scam tin and galvanized
the study, but that in the space of
roofs. Sdb James H. Cowan. Oak 19 — Houses For Sale
: Ave. and Fhird St. Phono
Phone l111.
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^/Ais, AH M il's D A r r , , .
VAJELL^WAl^H w o r e FOOT*.
COFU-W . M A l o B E TO c K a LCfT
EF T -\E T MOLE SHOULD DUMP
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FEET
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CAOGH'T lM THlSTtOdoPS** VORE SO
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m o h Kn o w
A T d e T o P e r m e -fee? T e l l
I vjE OFFEM GoT onto a B ro w c
DE B o t t o m w m u T
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Study 0 f pollution
Of Streams Started
In Back Bay Region
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A PEPMAKlEM'f CCMMECtlOM.
sco. u. a mt. ocr.
—
MEMBER T K '
OAK v n m e m w a
<5T A FrttD , vqrTH
COW^
' and sheet
Fren Ave. Phot
OuK OML B oo K
OtlD BU1CK CO
Magnolia Ave.
Phene 367.
ted, of good
.. .
. living out of city und
in Southern
reasonable price, and on easy. g.
terms. House is located on High the
ytree^ acur FJn» Ave*ue with
tiuctird. suJntfcndjngs.l Douhle g i- Ideate
‘
s r - t o d
fugr.' Prtcd 'Tufnishel $8,500.06 l lent in that star
ANTED— Rfcln water tank. $500 cash rfhd the balance any re800 to 1200 gal. capacity^-cypress nsonable way Address Box 43L ^ e w
[ N 0 t R u n FOJP,
or galvanized tin. Routeyl. BoxVare Herald.
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r.
DEL TRIM
*WVa s, h i»n g^t o n : sep L rt.rrN S )
triih-'the car,, not the owhetv* ------------ —
— and Katie Street. Five rooms, bath — Postmstcr General
Harry S.
Photje 817 for estimates
One, unfurnished bedroom with wjth shower, kitchen equipped with
Noy
will
not
bo
a
candidate
for the
W.RADFORD
kitchenette. First floor. Cheap.{electric range? Owner out*of tho
hkn act- Republican Gubernatorial nomlnIt was
PS—MARMONS
tlday
ird Automobile Co.
fir p n i
block Ji l nl
renentl a f o*-Ki- ‘
sgnilia Ave. * PHhne 137, •
« Street, Reasonable.' "Ap ply
from
Indiana
and an
er
Senator
apt. 9 iver Herald.
-Overland Co. Willvi'
$3750.00 is the pricce of small cot- .Important <l*ure In the Rep«
Overland, Whlpplts.
'.i.
»„o.„
nn well
uu.ll located
Incited lot
lot on
on Mag-1
Mag-1 organization of the Hooaled
15— Apartment For Rent
tage on
nimsi’ If k
Commercial Sts. Phone 58,
assrtoc utrt |
nolia Avenue. $50. cash all that Is regards himself
LOWER FLOOR APARTMENT: loqulred. Balance payable Just like on the rl
MINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX
said in h^hchnf
3 rooms; sink a fid all convefiien- rent. Box 124, care The Herald.
Here la a photograph of the last
INC
ccs. 304 \V.5th St.
word received from Paul Iledfern.
WINS SWEEPING VICTORY
203 Oak Ave.
21—
Acreage
For
Sale
Georgia to nrazll flyer. It was
3-ROOM GARAGE APARTMENT:
Phone 41
S )— dropped to the ship Christian
BELGRADE. Sept
furnished. $35 thfu the winter. 1H ACRES In Longwood, corner of
J the Krogh. J00 miles off the coast of
Business Service
Apply Pee Gee Paint Store.
, ; drove and Orange Avenues S. E. The two goverpmen
Jwon
Oil Vmeiuela. Below It Nils Nodt"Radicals’’ »n d ',,De
' _________ __________ I------------ I-t of N. E. 1-4 of S. W. 1-4 Sec.,
i
Jugo- vedt. who braved a shark-infested
a sweeping vi«ory
AL ROOFING—The Roof F.v- FURNISHED *P**ta*(£» No. o. 25 Twp. 20 Range 29. Thomns J. Slaviun general election nc cording sea
pick up the mosisge fjom
latbg.
Metal
shin(rlos;l A Clemens Apts. See Mrs. Thayer, Rpxter^Care Herald.
,__ to the tabulation of vo|
the flyer.
aile toiding seam tin and galvliyxed
«°* *■
cabinet
4^r^i.otfl
For Sale „ ,
^4—
Lfl
1 James
HtfThu
were 1rre-elected to
jtpA r
Third St.
but of Brid^of, was in tW hospital*tdtlay,
\ fTvyo reoms aiAhehetfe ana Dayi.jJ sTo c )* i a n tf^ oW m th ly. *. J i»i,y democrats curried
recovering from Injuries received
ng foHnt
Iot*nt remi
remarkably a total of 325.
1
gdod
nullding
attractively
furnished,
c/ntrallyl
_
DRUG STORE— Pre- located, all Improvements; $6 per,low price. Box 99 care The .Horwhen he was kicked from a fast
moving tflttomihile by two mrfii
,3, Drugs. Soda. We am
POLICE CI1IBF KICK HI
week. Tel 777 or 775.
'»!«!•
who^t he Wns
wns taking to jail. Other
wrljou as your ph(^ie. Call 103 j
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' in
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the car"overpowered the
* Police chief D. L.|llacbhrl^i offmpnJ
A f f
ffl*N POP
1BB NICE IF
re COULD LAY O ff
M. DAYS AND
:,QOL^ WITH
J.TDO
oimt *v was msvkx. we.
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From Redfern
DODGE .
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arrears and Graham
CAR AWNINGS.—Auto' Awning
th Street. Phona 8.
Co. 11 B<4I Bldg.
g
FAME
Y eah- he WANTS Tto
BUT LUCY WOH'T LCT
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▼LAY OFF SICK, BUT
SHE WOULDN’T
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Fate W illed Meeting Of Jones And
Evans Who Do No t L i k e Each Other
NEW YORK, Sdpt. 13 (IN S)— [toward this end. As tv that, it
Two of the most personable youunr may be assumed that both were
men o f the links today are Bobby well "on " their rzspectlv* games
Jones and Chick EVans, popular and that this was one of the rea
and well-m«t with everyone — ex sons, or possibly all of them that
cept themselves.
It was under J.nea finally won by 8 up and 7 to
stood to havfa been no secret at play.
But, anyhow, the official inter
Minikahda that Jonea and Evans
ference
was not
inspirited by
liked each other with almost a min
And fate i Jones, who took no part In It and
!mum of enthusiasm.
willed that they were to inset In1seemed Indifferent as .tii whether
F.vana had teed his ball a half-inch
the final round.
certuir
It couldn't have been Jones apd in front of the line on a
Francis Quintet, so friendTy that tec, las was alleged. Yet it wu*
they lunched together the day quite evident that Bobby was irk
they met in the semi-finals, or ed as ths match won* on and it
even Evans and Qulmet, who con- may havu been that the partisan
1 trive to enjoy one another’ ! society ship of the crowd, which was
without visible ^train. No, It had strictly pro-Evqns, had something
to be the pair that likes everyone, to do with his fame of mind.
Deafening Silence
{except each other.
In any case, he apparently was in
( Theftfore^ th^t final ground of
1twenty-nine^holA lasting well up there to give Kvans nom the bet
L ' - * ■' five hours, was conducted ter of It; so that when they came
ifence for the most part. to k certain green and Evans need
The exceptions were supposed to ed a 15-inch putt for a haif, the
have been furnished by United silence frf.n Jones’ quarter wu»
This silence
States Golf Association official* almost deafening.
meant
that
the
putt
was
not to be
and by an incident in which Jones,
conceded, that Ev»;s must hole it
quite within his rights, meted up or accept the consequences. He
t .1 Evans holing a put th%( hard);
noted it.
1
could have beeen mlei
And, as they were walking teEvens Admonl
the following
thrice iw ,n*
*'have env « t 7** officials, it .
admonished Evans
fractions of the p*
11 l'U“Yk>u,v<lon^ bke those kind of
being undmtoed
with
become persona n>
But
UUerrup- PU“ I*‘ d J T u L any putta.
the Association,
when
I'm
six
down
I
m
not
likely
thrown
lions were alleged
. 1. to worry much,about themthe young* man o ff
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though it
friend* A thriU by Isttin'them
67 of the
mUa one, If you could.
contributed Ul
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AT THE BURIAL OF WAYNE B. WHEELER
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e W o rld 's G re a te s t V e g e ta b le
Jon. Its R ic h e st G a rd e n L a n d
x m
Fair tonight and Thursday,
cept scattered
thundershowers
Thursday aflcrhpop
L e a se d W ire In tern a tio n a l N ew s S erv ice
SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D AY. S E P T E M B E R 14,-1927.
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M em ber A udit B ureau O f C irc u latio n s
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WestVirginia Girl
PARTY CHIEFS Rich
THINK
FRANCE
Lured To New York Hotel
SEE PLANS FOR And Robbed Of Her Jewels WONT ACCEPT
SHOALS RELIEF
U.S. PROPOSALS
Innocent Bystander
At Flogging Killed
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Sept. 14
(INS)—Indictments arts expect
ed early next week as a (result
of the numerous floggiqfes in
Jefferson county, as the Tgrand
Jury resumed its deliberations.
New attempts have been made
to intimidate witnesses summon
ed before the inquisitors. The
il W e a t h e r M a r k s , latest developments reveal the
death of an innocent bystander
’a s s a g e
O f
1 ,6 0 0
who was looking on while an un
masked mob attempted to flog
^ g i o n a i r e s O n W a y . another negro.
Po Reunion In Paris, _____ L i u L j ---------------------
m
Heat Wave Causes
Score Of Deaths
Almost n score of persons
had been claimed today by an
intense heat wave, which con
tinued this afternoon Abiding
the midwest in its grip sine*
Sunday*. Ten perosn* have died
in Chicago, three in AliNtaukee, four in St. Louis anYh-i^o
in Kansas City. Prostration
were repeated today in Chi
cago, Omaha and Iowa cities.
No relief was promised by the
Weather Bureau, which pre
dicted continued warmth to
morrow and possibly th? re
mainder of the week. In Chica
go 000 portable schools were
closed today because of the
intense heat.
TRYING FLU
NEW YORK, Kept. 14 (IN S)—| Liter he learned she was stopMiss Conlie-lfcirvoy, 25, of wealthy i ring nt the Hotel Martinique. On
parents of [Charleston, W. Va., wh > tl.e night of the robbery he Wnvod
as he
p_„
came
to New York two weeks ag» to
;r her “?
‘ stood on a balcony at
H u n d red M illion D"ollar, L
P ro
u ,‘° "see the sights," was luted to |,ho hotel aand said she looked lone- N eR D tiatinnsE ffectingN attonHer Plane “America*
said she was not. Ho
je c t H as B een T hiorn
o rn In T h ee ,n ho ted room and drugged and
nl Com m ercial T re a ty H it
had
come
to
the
hotel
to
Girl” Will Be
F le sh O f B o th I’a r tie s ; Is bed of jewe’s rained at $1,600, it)5'"11.
‘ll
• S n ag A h BrcposaLsAreBre*and Mrs. Bentley, a newly
“ G re a te s t W h ite E le p h a n t” .became known today with the ar- ........... couple.
se
n
te
d
F
ren^hG
overnm
ent
tened Today
Wouldn't she like
rest of two suspects.
to meet them?
She accompanied
described them
,
Flight Will Be
room on an upper
To Be Operated For selvesThens prisoner*
Edward Kelly nnd Paul f
United States Can’t
waiter*. The polka nay Thrn> WH„ „„ womnn in lhe room
• Fertilizers Mainly Jeffries,
Accept Compromise
they were identified by Miss Hfti
M,rr,. WBS ft mnn thrrC) Mil||
*,7
;*•> 'be police to lie Kelly. Miss Hnr-j
D isposition O f G reat P lan t
Miss Harvey told the police (hai (v. y said one of the men seized her. F c n r C om prom tacM iK htrpsctj _
W ould He R eg ard ed As V ic one t veiling recently she wanted t" from behind nnd pressed n hand-!
K igidityO f A m erican T n riff
to ry F o r In s u rg e n t Block go to the City Hall post office and. kerchief, saturated with chlnroS ystem B y C im nK ingU utittt
ineral Pershing Ce
nsked a young mnn on Hroadwnj form, to her nose,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. —A for directions. It hnppcned to b«d The two men fled with her rings,
lebrates Birthday
WASH INTON, Sept. 14.—Indi
lantic Flight An*
she said. She said Inter one valued at $1,126, another at
A cco u n tan tsW o rk in g O n B o o k s plan for federal operation of the Jeffries
cations were received by the state
lie
met
her
<
>
n
tho
street
and
r?-l
S
'J.‘iO
.
a
third
at
$70,
a
watch
worth
On Board Leviathan S ay P a v in g F irm H$S Only $100,0011,000 muscle shoal* pro
minded her be wn» the mnn who!* III. nnd $20 in money, according department today thfit France will
reject the American proposals for
O n eT im eW arrn n tF o r$ 3 5 0 0 ; ject over a limited period of years gave her the dirrrtinns.
Mis* Harvey.
a most-favorwl-nation commercial
ABOARD T H E L l V IA MOUNDSVILLE, W.
treaty.
,HAN. sept. 14— F a v o re d by ' H cu sh o ld e r E Iu d esR ep o rter was under consideration today by
RUt
Sept.14—
C
ensus
B
urcnu
Shows
M
atri
. . (INS)—While
.
-. -ndministrnticn lenders ifs a means
At the same time it was stated
L ai w eather .all th e w a y . th e
moninl Bonds AreBccomlnR k l(lc*** Lakeland, F la -? a ^®Y'
In an effort t<> clear up a gen of disposing of the government's
Conditionally that
the United
nvfathan, c a r r y in g
1,000
I.,.,sS « u re A n d T h a tW o m o n l
“ 9*« 1
States
cannot
ngre’e
to
a
rerioroacriran IcR ionnairca
e n | eral misunderstanding of the de “greatest white elephant.''
cal
compromise
affecting
the
trade
A
re
Miwl
A
nxious
T
o
(lu
ll
cr7
,
f
hte
A
tlanllc
fro
m P»
ate to P aris, w ill dock a t tails in connection with certain
The project would he operated
relations lietwccn the two coun
herbounr on F r id a v w h e r e a vouchers nnd time warrants, said by the government primarily for
Y ork to P aris, and h e r \Vh'
tries. Such a course would he con
WASHINGTON, Sept. ll.--M *n
rm welcome a w a its, th e w a r to bo held by the Hutton Con the manufacture of nitrates and
deter
trary to the established policy of fn m the .Ixth to th . nineteenth '" S ,b * ^ c, P ;
fertilizers,
undejr
this
compromise
iteran s.
year
of
marringe
will
stray
ami
„
r__
ghw.MTg,
L&
this
government
and
might
go
far
struction Company against
the
I French v e te ra n s o rg a n iz a t- City of Sanford, The Herald to plan, with provisions for the sale
toward disrupting Che
present play-but for tho first five years Bennett, New York, arrivf
of all surplus power to private j
American
tariff
system.
It
was
ad of wedlock they may ho trusted here to officially chriftten
*113 anti city o ffic ia ls a t C h c rPosition O f C ity S a n ita ry I n D ecoration Is O ncG radcH luh- mitted. however, that the final de implncitly by their mate*.
org have arranged an elaborate day sought information from Muy- companies on fixed terms.
“American G irl”
cr T h a n C onferred O nB yrd cision either for or against a romiram of welcome for the Ameri- or E. F. lloushnldcr nnd auditors
spector Tollc( on t inned And
Mrs. Rennctt is the mothar
The disposition of the1 great
The
first
two
yenrs
of
mnrried
And T w o llijfh erT h an L in d - pw miso rests with President t ’oo- life are tho dangerous periods for Louis Bennett, Jr., said to b«
i when they ngain set fcot on now working on the City books.
water-power .site would he a pariPom Is P ut Back In liu d g c t
liernh*a;Ct'rem oayToniorow lldge nnd the Cabinet.
jeh Foil. The Ixsviathnn will ho
wives, who have difficulty in settl of tho first American aviators
Repeated efforts to interview ial victory for the insurgent bio? i
orted into the harbor by French the Mayor on the matter won* of congress, which bus fought for [ l . on O rder O f C om m ission
While tho Fordney-McCumber ing down io bo just "ons man wom lose his life in France during
,pedi> boats, nmid the homing fruitless. A Herald representative eight yea's to prevent private o p -1
world war.
PARIS,
Sept. Ml.—(INS) — Tariff Act of 1922 does not spec en."
| big land guns firing salutes ns made an appointment to see ’ the natio n of the project. The bloc, | An nrifcr re*-en»|y received isMiss Elder and her navigator,
These facts are continued In a
ifically- .provide for
most favored
Mayor
James
J.
Walker
of
New
...
■ liner anchors.
officiaLnt 1 o'clock but the Mayor under the leadership of Senator ■niod.to vucute ..u» office of the Y. rk will he decorated ns a cointreaties with other powers, survey prepared by tho Census George Hatdeman, plan to take off
early this afternoon, Lmmediatet
[At the pier the. Icgiminnires will had not rcnchci! his office nt that George W. Norris (It) of Neb., rily sanitary inspector has been
of the legion of honor it makes no provision for any other Bureau, which goes into the funda after tho shin is named. J.M. Me
met by city officials. Speeches tinio. Tw0 subsequent calls one by was reported to be seeking sup i winded, ;
riling to informatieu mnndcr
mentals
of
tho
steadily
increasing
kind
of
agreement.
On
the
other
by the b'n'ncli government toriman. Wheeling broker, who 1
Dbe made and bands will play. telephone the other in person, port foe a ten-year government- ]
hand, the tariff law, by interfer divorce rate in America.
frt.n* City Manager
•Ting the boat station the Anterl- found the City head 'in conforentV operatim program but there w e n ' ’ • "• '* •‘Inims, who stated that ntoriow it was learned exclusive ence, almost makes it oblignry on
Matrimonial bonds are becoming the list of the "American Girl'i
"
|y
by
International
News
Service
will parade before the 10th
t- ■ ' , *
the part of tho government to en less secure. Figures for 40 states barkers, plan* to leave by train
nPPn’Print.on covering thn cxget Indications the conipronis*. if Ii,M
rh Colonial
Infantry and nnd a fourth attempt to
pense
for
this
position
had
bonn
ill.
ter into most favored nation available todny indicate that about dav for Roosevelt Field, N. Y.
"If weather condition* seem i
..»nrh veterans in uniform. They in toueh with him was of no avail adopted, would limit government *laded in the tentative budget for
Tins decoration i* one grade agreements.
1,183,000 marriages performed and
lift march through the town to the when it was said at his office thm operation to from three to four next year. Ucatoii. this item to hiKhvr ,han thot f**nforre*l on; If Franco ami the United States 178,000'divorces granted last year. orahlc, wo may withdraw our
years.
kid De Ville where the mayor “ Mr. Hausholder had gone out."
'the budget follows a previous ac* . ('emniandcr Rirhanl K. Byrd, were to roach a compromise, by
Both were lurger than in 1926, jectiona” he declared.
The Herald's efforts to learn the
Administration leaders gave
and two which preferential rates wore giv although tho rato of increase for
Miss Elder insists that she
| Cherbourg will' rorelvo them.
,tion of the i ’ity Commission to ah- i tranipAtlnntic flier,
! grades higher than the decoration en to tho goods of one country in divorecs was greater than that of Haldeman are willing to
*r toasts to
America and exact status of the matter were governnlent-opcratlcn plan serious i.llrh the offic'e
t»cc. the legionnaires wll re bused upon conflicting statements thought it was said, bacausu jhfj * £)r c W.‘ linker, city sanitary : receive*! by Colonel Charles A. return for like privileges on tho marriage and considerably In ex "victims of the Atlantic, if
snry, nn our flight is in the (nt
is to '.he station nnd entertain that had previously been given out tht fact that the Insurgent bio. |n;)pcctnr, was seheduled to scVer Lindbergh, of New York-to-Paris, experts of tho other, such prefer cess of the gnin In population.
of
aviation.
K Paris.
| by City officials. An explanation hold.i tho "balonce of power in lli» connBCU.>n with the city bn I fame,
red rates would hnvc to ho extend Over n long period of tlmo women
Tlte dec* ration ceremony will ed to every other country with have obtained about two-H\lril|i of
General John J. Pershing cole- ( was sought from the auditors ns the next Senate and can Mock all September If, by virtue of an nfiler
Sted his sixty-seventh wrthony to tl io difference between $220, action on Muacw ShonU if it 1,99j ia^succl some Hint* ago By the City t ■' ■ place tomorrow afternoon which tho United States has moHt the divorces. About 66 percent of
TOKYO, Sept. 14.— (II
rd -hip yesterday. He was rc- 300.70, tho amount said to be clue choosca, rather .tl.nn go into an. |.Mnnagcrt who stated to The Htfruld du,,ng Mayor Walker’s ceremon favored nation agreements.
separations go to couples married Although stUl hoping to
tho
paving
concern,
and
$217,499.
Bfjfnt of many congratulations,
other presidential campaign w l t h ^ , , n)or'nin^ that Ida action had ial visit- to tho City Hall. Mayor
flight aex
State
Department
officials less than 10 years and 60 percent dahgerous
ite in the day he held a general 68, the amount of vouchers now the prcject remaining white Cl8*,bcen based on tlie CominU-iVun's Welker, who has been touring Eu pointed out that in the long run <-ccur in the first five years, accord Pacific, Edward F. Schlee 1
aption in the social hall on deck, held by the company. The differ hunt" on the administration's Htcps to \ncnte the position. Wi*h re .pe„ mi, i vacation, has been ox this .course might* upset tho rig- ing to the census bureau. Over KQ temotion*] Newt > Serric
iking hands with .long lines of ence, it
,, wa.<
n * . stated, represented .a nandH, it wns said, Republican, the sub-eouenL widesnread nre»Lrr'’ulnK,.v PpPub»r during bi^shorj, v (Continuod On Tago Three) V percent did not involve 'families that difficulties apparent
with children.
the flight Impossible,
-fiennaircs.
ls <luo ^h'* ccmjuiny h u ^ ^ d w rs , favored ii comprotniso wiUi|tfsla a|,u()t ii„. matter. Mr. {vTI^!itH>' in !hi,‘
,but thc
thrt Insurgents;
insiirifDiitM.
*'“»‘* «« * '* high
•
* ■* bo~
Of divorcee granted to husbands
Reran*# supplies have fat
ji HanTw stated Ihat ho had recall* d *| ‘1
honor *would
I ls H ir reetpU^i l i i e r '^ '^ . r * ’'- • *» whirn ito voucnorn Dr warrants tho
(Continued On Pago Threo)
ral Foreman and Jmlges Sullivan have ever been issued.
reach MWway Island, the
“Sutnothinf? ought t<> he rionclhia order to Ur. Baker nnd tliat, r ,n ' cTro^ uikui him enmo n» i$
id Hartigan front Chicago.
posed hop-off In the flight of
'lho auditors were asked to ex with the Muscle Shoals project | provisions hud been made for niaih- complete surprise,
"Pride of Detroit" around
Tho French government origin
The S, S. Republic, containing plain a statement made by City in tho next session of congress," i mining that office.
• •
world, and because of adverse ’
±o "old gang" from Cook county Clerk L. R. Philips at a meeting of i.nid one administration lender. Continuonce of the office held ally planned to make Mnvor Walk
ther conditions, Schlee as«
bused the Leviathan in mid ojean the Commission on Monday thnt "with the insurgents in power.‘by Dr, linker ronics closely upon | , p m,'™>|y an officer of the
continuation of the flight waaj
the Hutton Company holds $60,000 we can’t expect action on any hill!considerable dbctission of local fi*' K,on» hut docitk'd to ronfrr
nd greetings were exchanged.
probable, although ho fixed
Today was “Illinois Day" aboard in time warrants. It was stated leasing the project to private ,tl/cns who declared tho positi<a higher grade upon him when .it
day
evening as tha starting
that
Tout
time
warnants,
due
on
waa
learned
that
Italy
had
honor
TOKYO, Sept. 14 (INS)—\Four
|the Leviathan. General Foreman,
interests. It will be good politico j is one of the most important in the
In the cveht that ho and WUlt
nd Commander Savage, both Chi- October 13 nnd totaling $50,000 however to get this problem out'entire administration. To abolish
(Continued On-Page Three)
hundred piersons wore either'dead:
Brock, pilot of tha plane, dedd
|ti|{onns, gave big dinners. Every- had been Issued to the Hutton Con of the way over tho next election the office was described by many
or missing and 2,300 wera injured
In
observance
of
national
Consti
to
go.
rvj
struction
Company
but
That
only
dy on beard seems to be having
WANT LARGER STATIONS
—good pol'tics to both Republicans ns being false economy. The Com*
tution Week, members of the Klone
of
those
warrants,
represent
ns
the
result
of
the
tidal
wave
and
i gn-ut time.
ing an obligation of $3,553.143 is and Democrats--so I won't he *ur- ’ miasioners wi re besieged by many
11, typhoon which struck tho prefect wunla Club were entertained with LONDON, Sept. 14.—(I
WASHINGTON,
Sept.
now in possession of the paving P’isetl if Congress finally agrees j citizens to reconsider their action, (IN S)—Favoring a nation wide ure of Kumamoto yesterday, ac program at their weekly luncheon Charles A. Levine, tr*n»-Al
at the Seminole Cafe. The pro flyer, announced today thnt I
company, the other three itnving tc governmt'nt operation of th e , pointing out that unless tho city
cording to officiul figures today.
gram, made up of patriotic num begin his Eastward flight t<
been transferred to ether parties I project for n few yeurs. Such had a sanitary expert tho. health isystem of super power, broad
ComThe
towns
of
Kojimu
nnd
Nak
the Federal Radio
bers, was arranged by T. W. Law at 8 o'clock tomorrow morale
in pay53,-»nt of bills owed by the a compromise at least would be1of the people Would be endangored. costing
an experiment and then, the coun-| The Kiwnnis Club took the mat- miflinn ha* adopted the policy of amura were particularly hard hit ton, county superintendent of pub The start will be mad# fire
Hutton firm.
enciuniging larger statii ns wher by the tidal wave, which rolled ov*r
Crnnwell Aerodrome. H. u.
A list of six figures given The try could learn whether or not the ter up ns did other civic orgnniza- ever possible, Commissioner H. A. tht two towns and carried housai lic instruction.
enn
successfully lions. The Commission yielded i >
Featuring the program were ad ctlffc, veteran English pilot,
Herald yesterday by Mayor Hous- govornment
fay.
Bellows
declared
toon
inland
as
far
as
two
miles.
dresses by Fred It. Wilton, Sanford at the control* of Levin# * (
holder nnd purported t»' include unde1take the cqn,1ration of a p ri-' the press of public opinion nnd in•
The* typhoon which accompan attorney who spoke on the "Con Lethe monoplane"C©luml
jstrudted the City Manager to conCHICAGO. Sept. 14, -(IN S )— only vouchers held by the Hutton vatc business/”
SOCIALIST KILLED
ied tho tidal wave also took n stitution and Intelligent Citlsen- which Levine and (Han—
The Muscle Shoals fight incid-:»]"«« Dr. Baker in office,
rarpccts that the Illinois coal Compnny, did represent five vouch
heavy property toll In the same ship,” and Judjre James G. Sharon berlin made the flight
strike would continue indefinitely. ers and the single time warrant of entolly will reflect the battlo over! Mr. Willinms mnde it dear this
RAVENNA, Italy, Sept. 11— prefecture, uprooting trees, tear win* spi'kr- on the "ClUsenship Pol York to Germany.
the company, tho .auditors ex the
gigantic
Boulder
Dam
pro-|morning
that
tlie
Cljy’s
original
till liltiUlllll. iHiumvi emu | ' i , ........... - ----- (IN S)—I unpaid Mnssaroll, n So- ing doWn lines of communication ity of Klwn'rtlr." Both addresses
t seen today ns a result of the
ject. In the Inttt’r cose, a mnjor-taction had been taken only in the cialiit. was shut and killed today nnd destroying hiuldings.
plained.
»eir received with much applause
k down of peace negotiaUona
Interest t«r
^nnd for )■'» afte r ho bail fired on a group of
of economy
eroi
Asked If $220,369,70, the figure ity of Congress probably will favor interest
railroad station at Yokomn- by tin ki\iminii.. who described
west-'criticism
uakcr a“ work.
est-!criticism "f
or Dr.
Dr..»«•"»■i'
■*' II
' V Fascist lenders, seriou iy
wounding iniThe
1 ten operators and officials gcccntly accepted by thd City government eperation of the w
iy.wounding
wus unroofed by the winds, a the talks an being among tljp most
nnij „j|RM|y woundrfthc miners' union. The final Commission as a basis for settle c n project with pri .visions for declared that Hie inspector• woG. (,0||S))|
warehouse
In the same city was
and educational de
power.
'had h™-» " K“’>r
“ \nK Sig. Morigi, r.ecr 'tary of the whtrled high in the air, a freigii'- inspirational
.Weak, marking the end pf present ment with the raving romnny, ac private sale of surplus'<
livered before the club for some
----himself and the Commission.
^
tually represented the amount due
train was derailed, np>re than 160 time.
ptrtintions, enme last jovening aetbrding to an examination of
«
houses were damaged and three
PAR
M.YSIH
SPREADING
Th* club opened the meeting with
members of the Illinois the books, the auditors said It wasItL’KGLEU KILLED
--------i
hectfons of the city were flooded the singing of "America.” followed
fa Operators Association and subject to "adjustments." The ad
by tho rains which accompanied by a short talk by Mr. Iawton who CHICAGO. Sept. 14
WASHINGTON. Sept. 14—(INS)
DETROIT. Kept. 14, -(IN S )- the disturbance.
k Executive. Committee of Dis- justments, it was explained, tci>«
—Infantile paralysis is, spreading .Rulph
yxp’aiaed tho meuning of the Con As soon as Funny Brice
resented
several
smaller
items
thnt
Royer, 40, notorious burglar,
ht 12, United Mine Workora
in
California,
Ohio,
New
Jersey
|
Other
districts
were
also
haavistitution Week. The members re with tho divorce agalt
*
as the "U nc V/olf" is Head
America, niet to hear (he report had been found since the figure of
cited
the America creed with Clyde "Nicky" Amsteln, she i
ly
hit
by
the
storms
which
swept
the pearo committee, composed $220,369.76 hail been given the
through
Japan.
The
extent
of
the
A.
Byrd
leading. Another feature $260,000 damage suit
a tvo reresentatives of
each Commission. One of these adjust
damage
will
probably
not
bo
kirown
was
a
vocal
selection by Dr. C. W. alienation of affection
ments, it wns said, represented an
Q*p.
’ ‘ .
CLEVELAND, S«|.l. II ( I N S ( - j L u V t h m M S G t o 't o M*> tC [ r U « 'o » 'CrobMn, th< homo cl Cnrl for several days. Koscuo work in hiker. Tho meeting closed with a preeminent New i o
George I\ Harrington, operator item qf $130 in fuvor of the paving Becoming more coniplicntetl with chlldrerf away from picture thmt- E. Johnson, Torn i*r iinivcrsiiy the stricken ureas was being hamp he singing of "America The woman, It was learned
This action will follow I
N ipnkcjiuaii for the committee, company.
ered today by th« continuatiqn el teautiful.” .
, . , l , dmralhi-menl. Ih. h»h,». corir., picnic, .m l public . . . ^
*•*' « •
come of the divorce bill
"Potted tlmt the peace body could
pu» nctlun of Mr. nn.l Mr«. Sum ~ m b'w m .
,
*U* teJ l _ . _____ th t rains. #
tho nuperiof ewurt^ here
M spree.
No accurate check has yet been
Smith,
seeking
to
compel
a
local
ago
by Benjamin Ehrilen
Twichcr
Exam*
Will
made of the flshlngf boats that
khn L. Lewis, international
representing the aetresa.
loapital
to
produce
a
bnby
hoy
in
were
.off
the
coast
of
Kumamoto
M h n t of the Minors’ Union
lie Held For 3 Days According to th* lawyer,'
liaco of thn girl baby now being
when the tidal wave struck. It ■
foUrttl the ultimatum of- the op----- r ,
.
. , was seen often in the eon
it Id by Mm. Smith, today lutd in
feared that many of these vssacla
Extort was tlie "mailed fist withTeachers examination for state l this society woman,
volved
fodr
inLints
with
the
pos
M th«- vchwt glove,” he said tho
were l o s t . _______ _
certificates are to be conducted
withheld, at so
sibility of n lil *mmI test tiuing ord
•perator* demanded as a basis
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
of
L
jjj
various public
who
mnkc
their
annual
summer
The
Sitting
Suns
of
Rest,
that
ered
in
an
uttempt
to
clear
up
the
q u a k e k il l s t i i i u t t
,*■” negotiations the surrender
NASHVILLE. Tenp., Sept. 14, case.
thi*
week,
according
to
an
announattorney
IT
visit
hero
and
stay
from
one
to
organization which had its incep
gdie miners’ wage-scale, while *(INS)—Tho email sum of $40 is
cement
today
by
T.
W.
I^wt®n»
took
a
"Ion.
.
.
three
months.
tion
mhny
years
ago
in
Sanford,
On Augu»t 22, last, Mrs. Smith
|*h< miners had offered peace with
MOSCOW,
Sept14rr<*Nf
c
l4Thu
leading
members
are
P.
M.
countv
superintendent
of
public
in,
t
this
woman#
«
_..
ila
destined
to
become
a
national
believed to have caused Har
gave birth to a child which, she
|*«cor to both tides.
Elder, President, Mr. Sparkman, Tho cusualty list « * u,Unl J i 0™
'
"Nlckey
claims, hospital authorities toid order. This information wus given Secretary, lltssers law Hurley, the earthquake In Crimea Sunday struction.
Pope and Edgar Pope, both
More
than
40
teachers
are
axphase
of his
her
was
a
boy.
Several
days
later
«ut
today
by
the
official
spokesyears old and cousins, to murder
DOUBLE MUKDEIl
Snow nnd Edm«ndson are the Exe night was announced today **
pec ted to take the examination. It
He relteral
sho
discovered
that
tho
baby
she
man
who
revealed
the
fact
already
and then burn Car* oil Holt on
JJ. J":
cutive Council nnd the membership dead nnd approximately
a chapter has beep established
learned, thi* number repre- loves
injured, 38 of whom aro In critical was
ALMIRA, N. Y. Sept. 14.— (INS) August 28 near Lavcrge. state fire
Anting one of the largest group*
condition. Eleven patients who
-Trsgie and violent death which marshall, Ed Gillenwaters announ
official* admitted there imu urvit
,~
Ininir here
were in the Mlshur sanitarium ever taking tho tests in this county.
rJ already shocked the country- ced today.
,
or.-rr here with the douhlo murIt was definitely cslabiished to^They allow a few Georgian* to were killed when the building col
Tho two youths were arrested a "technical mistake."
I'LF.ADS INSANITY
this
"[ ,be two *tate truopers, had on warrants charging themt with' there was now no doubt
M” - ,|ay that tho Georgia lodge w aslstt m council with them provided lapsed.
•
Otto Kero2 2 * again today and George mu'der and arson, and a prelimi
WMt . 7 * ^ "i f unded during tha past summer, ,th ty ‘furni*h their own tobacco and
giri. This
i ois failed
iuncn to satisfy M
Mrs.
. «. ™
. £ frnm
rs .|£
« new, ; Bpcr c|ipping; do not tell any smutty yarn* or say
"'Ikr. Sullivnnvillc. lies dead, a nary hearing has been set for girl,”
NEW YORK.
RRVOLTERB b x b c u t b d
attorney,
Smith und habeas corpus proceed-1
^ efj from
Crying, as hla attorney entarea a detective,
*lf 'lain vicUm of terror.
tie citv. the unything detrimental to the inte1% m
^
• ••
tomerro morning at Murfreesboro. ings were filed in an attempt to rcceivoi uom zaai
p j» of not guilty on tha ground*
in ; rest of ^lorlda.^
»pt 14
> murder inLONDON, *ept
Carroll, whose badly burned force the institution to produce one order has'an active membership
" WD MODERATES
“Mr. Elder left on Tuesday mornof insanity to U
it
in
the
the
summer
but
is
rairut him,
body was found in the sshes of "baby George Smith." Three other
Six
of
the
ring
Idadei
in
f
and
the
businfi*
of
•collectInf
dietmcnU
e colpeidwinter months. A
Baltimore
r. ANGELES. Sept. 14— a hoy bam, hod $40 on his person mothers of infants involved in thu ence has developed il Conner tj/m a faw dues Is in the hands of Mr. aurrection which
to Belle*
week
In
the
Li
on
the
day
he
disappeared.
Wit
controversy say they are satisfied with the o ir
l~K*dlo advices to tho Fedthe Clay* Sparkman who will remain a few Tauroggen were
**
hospital's
telegraph .Company from-the nesses, according to Marshall Gil- that they have received their own ton branch 'o f the’
vue
Suns'of day* longer to wind up tb«t affairs
to a for bxervation 1
'
squad t o d '
“tiMragolia, 600 milea south of Icnwaters, saw" hint with the two babies and "will never give them Rest. It seems that (
hit Eld- of tha body.
SOI
. to d a y .
News
“Tho
member*
of
the
order
have
Pedro, Cal., said wind and sea Pope boys ahortiy. after leaving op.
ludge Cornelius
ord
group
er, president of the !
*y were moderating -after the Lavergne late in the day for his
Its founIn the meantime common plea* and recognised
PBOIb e t r o l l e y w r e c k
trou* hurricane whifh late home.
1
Judge Carl V. Weygandt, playing ders, also has the honor of being
body
welcome#
their
rday lashed the west coast of
A police . theory ie that Carroll the roe! of a Ynodem King Solomon head of the Clayton *
Jeo.
(INB)—
. the annual opening of
NEW
end V*-,'
___
, > was killed on hla way home, and has called upon physicians for ad FoR-wing is an
season.
They
hre
a
eight
the body tarried to the bam where vice regarding possible blood tests but* to the
jolly, god cR hdM ofoW
IlNG EMANUELAPPROVES
.o ff "
it w ii burned about 10 o clock to help solve the unique law suit. from the CU
state .and Clayton “
“The
o
state
•
“ Nothing wifi be left undone to
that
night.
They
said
that
nn
ex
n them a* nup r*“
14.—(IN S)—King
clear up this strangest of all law
part of the time-J
Lmanuel today gave hla amination ahowed the niark of
Wt
'
“
the
Judge
declared,
"if
Ato
'
*
the
•"hts oji
_____ ns tell the court thnt blood
of
tftm
test*'w ill aid In a solution, I ccr' will order (hem,”
body.
AUDITORS OFFER
EXPLANATION [OF
HUTTON CLAIMS
rench V eterans 1
Will M eet B oat
World Fliers May
Abandon Proj
CENSUS REVEALS f . r . IT _
THAT WIVES GET!
MOST DIVORCES! Decide8To00
CITY WITHDRAWS NKW YORK MAYOR
ORDER VACATING RECEIVES AWARD
INSPECTOR’S JO B LEGION OF HONOR
Japan Tidal Wave
j l s Cause Of Deaths Sanford Kiwanians
If,: O f Over 400 People Hear Fine Talks In
Patriotic Program
’respects Indicate
!oai S t r i k e W i l l
lot Be Called O ff
Fanny Brice
$250,000 For
OfHerBigR
M ix-UpOverBabics
Causes Law Suit In
Cleveland Hospital
2 Youths Believed
To H ave Murdered
Boy For $10 Loot
Sitting Sons Of R est Expand To Form
Georgia Branch With Eider As Its Head
r3
S S E ttL B ffE S T iJttS !
^
«■* *•
* 5 2 * 5 .“. S3I3R s 5 |
i
�the
SANFORD IIE1ULP, TUESDAY,
P la n e s T :
! B a s c b a llS ta tis lic a [
E R GAME In M ajor Leagues
R O M M IA M I, 1 -0
neharo’s Error In The 10th
Allows Abrams To Counter
W ith Lone Score Of Game
Tinker and Abrams singled with ___, THE BIG FIVE
one gone in tho tenth, hut Sweeriy 1PJayer
C. AB R H HR PCT.
farced Tinker nt third with n kol- 1 Hdrnaby M2 181 113 176 24 366
ler to Hernand:*.
.p tu th
134 476 139 167 50 .351
Kifby then hit one at Bingham Cobh
JJM 458 97 ,138 , /» .315
who missed the bnll and then le t' '|>IHn»
88 210 Of 70
1.324
It get away from him ,t« s h o rt. Yesterday's home runs.
right field, he tr'ed to calch ■ *.
-------- Ahmms a t tho ^plaited but missed
NATIONAL LEAGUE
9RR*,
■
'
I
Sensin'*
'•Both teams played snappy ball,
ani* Club Yesterday Total
the nine innings being played In Wilson,
one hour and a half. . •
Cubs
|
27
_____ • ■
• Hornsby,
|
21
Qrlando AB R H PO A
Bottondey,
Kirby I f ......... ....5 0 2 2 0
I
11
•C oxcf ......
5 0 0 6 0
Wright.
v<bw>mhon rf ...4 .0 1 1 0
Pirates
i
M
Lehm ann 3b
Smith,
Welle c ....
Pirates
i
r.
Vlmu s s .....
Tinker 2b
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Abrams lb
4 0 0 0 6 o .^ jb e r g ill,
Sweeny p
_______________
Tigers
i
y
36 1 7 30 18 2
„ mi, 7 —
R H PO A E
7 HE I.KVDHRS
3 0 1 40 0
W n O N A I^ W H M * 27. C;
.4
0 0 3 2 1 ,;
2(5> Bomshy 24, Terr
4 0 0 1 0 0 | } r,< " pbb 14, Herman 14, Bottom
4 o i i i o
>*•
4
0 0 14 1
0|
--------4
0 2 3 1 0 1 . . AMERICAN— Ruth 50. Gehrig
.3 0 0 1 2 0
Lnaieri |R,
K. Williams 17
3 0 0 0 7 1 1 .
< • --------3 0 1 ..0 2’ 0 LEAGUE TOTALS:
-___________ 1Simmons 11.
12 0 5 30 10 2 !;
. .
--------Totals
I - 000 000 1 - 1
NATIONAL-119.
Orlando
I- ooo ooo Oh^o A m e r ic a n —396,
Miami '.
Stolen bases: Rirby.
Sacril’Ices;
tiULi
II It L<• Wells,
nyllli .Ilernamlci'
Double plays: Lchrninnn to ’v>aker to Abrams; Bcnnin to Knaupp.
Base on balls: off Sweeny 1;
off Wotiell 1.
Struck out by: Sweeney 2; Wetfittsburgh rft. Louis and Now
u\\ a.
lork are still occupying the mon
■Umpires Fredericks Plate and ey
positions In the National I jm Mnore and Lohr bases.
guc swerpstgkes tqday as a result
Time 1:30 .
*
Hmo.y homo runs by th d r big
hitters in yesterday’s games. Rog
ers Hornsby, anchor man for the
Citgnta, Jim Hottomlcy, lending
s u its O f G am es |borne
run hittor of thc Cnrdinalv,
*nd Glenn Wright. Smnkctown’ri
3 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE crack shortstop, nil kept their re
spective team* in the running hy
. Greenville 1; Spartanburg 4.
- Columbula 6; Charlotte 7.
; Asheville 2; Knoxville 6.
' -Aagusta 4; Macon 8.
T aggin g A llB ases
80UHEASTERN LEAGUE
The
J* Montgomery 1; Jacksonville 7 league home run . honors.
Columbus 8; Albany 6, (8 dark- Bruins lust to tho Giants, huwovor,
7 to 5, and got only an even
break on the series. Led hy llornsi^ fS isaco la' 6; Savannah 2.
' Selma 3; St. Augustlno 0.
Giflnts knocked Charley' lloot’ out
w ft Bl ■
,
.it • cif the liox.
, SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
A* the game ended, rhe Chicago
5 Atlanta 6; Btrminghapi 33.
Jr Little Rock 6; Nashville 5, (19). fans were only tun ready to say
•’Auf Wlcdersehen" ' to Uuipi.q
• Only two scheduled.
(Tharliv Pfirmau, and they said it
with pop bottles. Rather than forxu
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
the umpires to practice the safe*
1 Louisville 0, Columbus 6.
.guard of putting their masks on
'- Indianapolis 2; Toledo 1.
backward, William Wrigloy, own
Milwaukee 6; St. Paul 1.
er of tho Cubs, announced that nop
Kansas City 1; Minneapolis 2.
bottles would not be sold (a the
park in thp future.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
The Cubs are now 1 12 games
Newark 6-5; Baltimore 0-2.
behind the Cardinals and Giants,
Jersey City 4-5; Reading 6-1.
who in turn trail the Pirates by
Toronto 3; Syracuse 8.
two games.
Rochester 3; Buffalo 15. ‘
The Cardinals won again with
u second string hurler. Thanks to
• .. AMERICAN LEADUJK
Bottomley’s homer with one on,
. .Philadelphia 5; Detroit 4.
Art Reinhart gained a 2 to 0 do• ' Others not scheduled.
• *
cicion over Jumbo Elliott of Brooks
Deserted Today As
< liainpVisitsFriend
II_1
Bt
' WVH'K H IIUMFV I'*1IIIL u,1 vu lllvll
H um ors Sliy T h a t C hullenK er if cither deserves less to he pleased
I..
Hits P ro m ised H is W ife T o | Dempsey, according to the testi- (INi*
Hnni; Up G lo v es;Jack WantH m0"y of brothe© Flynn, fought i.- n
To Quit _____
liinif Till,
U ndefeated
n " ter
t ut ith
"
Roy Williams, Whitcy Allen
LINCOLN
FIELDS
RACE “"'I Chariey Schoerer on Sunday Tlier
TRACK, CRETE. 111. S ept.14.- 1" ,*hl n,m , w,‘l , te,p ,,ul, ,w,Ul fo u r| ^ ‘
(INS)—If Jock Dempsey d e fe a t,
.°,f thc h«“P t-night. .
Gene Tunney when they meet h. . S "
of the press are not <•
Soldier’s Field, September 28, he I ,nvi*ed l? thc8c ^ t u r n a l m an-‘ «.r tl
ivllJ. in all probnbUty, never fight • ,;cu'* cs’ have been accounted blind , ru
i,K„jn.
, fer years. So why have them | n'vb,
tk „#
I
*
.
,I
around
That is the general impression hnniM
>_ n,trying
, ,irh, to
, sec something■ ’
in the former heavyweight chant-1 .rl
*' . ’ . .
,,
pica’, camp today.
.,.The a" s,wer, l» ohv,::U8’ ,,rulh*r
It i. even bruited about t h a t ^ lyn7 hat” “ >
the press sufDempsey has promlseed his henutl- f^r’ fnr bJ ttar» 8ay* hc
,h?®t
ful wife, Estollo Taylor Dontp-^^ th®n> <4“) ^ y and then not fy the
roy. the screen star, ho "positively' " ef ra8t of k,nIn hi. kind
Will han-t up the gloves" if ho
fm " Wfly. hoiJust won t hi
win.»« buck Ills crown.
them around.
-i ........ ,u„„.
* i*
Dn ccnscquunco, mystlficnt
u,1 '£ ’ '
r , ” X . * J "* »«*.. « ™ « l. <"«!»>■, w hr, with
only exercise Tunney had schedul
ed for the day. It marks his sec
ond day of rest nfter ihe workouts
of Saturday and Sunday.
An uir of optimism permeates tho
camp and the prediction is freely
made, both by Jimmy Bronson,
Tunncy’s chief second, and by Billy
Gibson, his manager, that tho
fight will not go over fi.vc or six
rounds.
•
Bill Tilden F ights
W ith H is Back To
In The E v e n i n g s Wall InTournament
Dempsey has over been u warm
admirer of Benny Leonard and the
■■
action of the former lightweight! LINCOLN FIELD, 111., Sept. 13.
champion in retiring undefeated —(INS)—In liuu of the latest
Won warm comment from tho etrategicul gesture of manager Leo
’ | P. Flynn, Jack Dempsey, the popheavyweight.
"I want to do the sumo thin.ltft" ulur ex-champion of the ring, will
Dwqpsay dclured when Benny "Pnr after niglitfull tonight nt bis
K“ve '••» his diadem, But' Jack .Gaining ramp nt Crete, futlicrw1nilctl
!°n» »nd 1m© fateful I mnr°. R is Flynn’s policy to run“L'ht '» ‘h® company of Tunney; ‘luc^ this and the subsequent night•
ho ly rehearsals in nil the privacy
his dregms—dreams
iCapt. Fred Tnpsrott and his worthy
hopes to enjoy anew,
Mrs.
the ring j ""M en nan maintain,
‘ Dempsey'dislikes
— — ’ "’
game so much she made seriousThese moonlight maneuvers at
ly ill through worry at the t'm-t | icn 01*0 to continue for thc rc-
Wjight.’i homer, following an
th e r , by Earl Smith, scuttled the
-PhllUea and enabled Carmen HiU
of the Pirates to ’ win his 21st vie,torw of the seuson by a* 3 to 2
score." •
'
•
The Reds, w|;o are, traveling at
out unfortunately have
ny, Uq^tination in sight, again beat
Boston twice. 0 to 4 and 3 to 0.
JLuquo and Ltgds did the bitching
n ---- Walker sent in thc
» • m Drtsaden'khd
^rBla.Mt 0rjimlifg 'runs,
1
ns;
No Reason Is Given For T his
Action But It Is Believed
That Woman’s Field Should
DeK7cfKen,ChiIdr^p,Chur<£i
By Davi* J. \V»l*a • ; •
I.N.S. Sports’EditOr; • !l'
CHICAGO.
Sopt.
LI,—The
strange and baffling mystery th at
>is Jack Dempsejr, pugilist, had
•etched an advanced stage today
and the experts, who may he "baff
led" by a mystery nt the slightest
notice,' simply were at their p it's
end, which may or nmy net be thfe
end of n o n othing that never had a
beginnning. This being the case,
• it may he stated now, without fear
of insulting logic, that I gained
j the impression this good mornipg
that prcbably as ninny as fifty per
cent of the boys will Select Demp
sey ns the winne© over Gene Tunncy for the night of September 2Sh
They think the boy is good.
, They know nothing about him. •
| Hut then they hnvo known nothi ing about him these several years.
, They thought ho was a push in
1for the Inst Tunney fight and the
' i .'.'ords prove that, anyone feeling
I that way about it, could have
known tne •cal Dempsey hardly at
1all. Many of them, or I might say
i us, knew nothing about him beforb
• the Sharkey fight. They know even
less afterward.
And now wo find this elusive tvhr rn n t this young lady be called
and almost phantom figure taking • dapper? Well, her name’s Alma
his training at night at which time. Diltus and her home’* In Newport.
K».. and she had Mrs. Josle Cox,
a nrlshbor. arrested Just for calling
her ihat. It didn't sound so w«U to
Alma.
MIAMI, Fla., Sept..l8—Bingllama error In the tenth Inning
allowed Abrams to score the run
which gave Orlando a one to no
thing victory of*r the Miami HdilIsra In the Florida State League
•eriei here Monday,
The victory gave Orlando three
win* nnd one defeat in the series.
The Colta will try to clinch
the pennant when they meet Mi
* t' Orlando U/n«llwu>lef»
W cdnndlf. *‘l
'"R ed " Sweeny, and " Lefty"
W kttfll hooked up in a pretty
pitching duel as the fan. ’ havS • FoVh7rl,i‘li‘‘ "
**
W h e r e this season
\
D a f§ t
127 473 87 j«8*.35«
Seldom was eithor in trouble.
Ruth
f.uWl UCe Krantfu f eVA". hj ’t8’ t0
Ne’w Ydgk 134 476 139 167 .351
five by Sweeny, but Orlando wn,
Leader a year ago today: FothI" !
*
P for crgUl, Detroit. J87
Giants
Phantom Flphtcr Will Slage
Some Of Training AtNight
WhjJePreas And I’uhUcAre
Hatred By Trainer
J
BERLIN. Sept. )£ —(IN S)—The
Gorman Postofficc, which operates
both telephones and telegraphs, is
gradually reducing the numbpr of
women employes nnd plans to cltmiuute tbon\ entirely.
x The number of women officials
has been reduced from 61,462 in
1921 to 46,334, and the number of
women employes was cut from 19,l$f, in 1923 to 8,193.
No official reason for this p«4icy
is cited, but the directors of the
posteffice believed that women's
Held is still limited to the former
: k u 'f r ’q three
“K",
namely
|"Kueche, Kirche, Kinder," that is,
fc'Jrhen, church, children.
• Newspapers
arc
pretesting
against this policy. They declare
that through the general Impover
ishment many women nr© forced to
work and their discharge will add
•greatly to the hardships of many
j families.
i Germany’s economic recuperation
has advanced so far that whoever
wants t« travel "soft" in Germany
must pay fo* it, in the opinion of
the German Railroad Company.
During the inflation, when most
Germans were unable to afford
first op second class which has only
wooden benches, « company was or
ganised to furnish individual cush
ions to passengers to sit npon,dur
ing the trip.
Now the railroad has cancelled
its agreement with this company
and tho "loaa" of cushions will be- j
com© illegal. The object is to In- |
duco more passengers to travel J
I first and second class.
.
Special laboratories to investi>gate the physical and mental ef; fects which work has on the worker
j have been established at a new
hospital erected at Steele, in ther
Ruhr, by the Ruhr Knappschaft, n
social welfare organization com
posed of mine owners and em
ployes.
The hospital, of which Profcsnor
Friedrich Gudzent, noted expert
on internal diseases, has been ap
pointed as director, is the most
modern hospital in Germany. It
will make accessible to the Ruhr
workers nil the latest achievements
of science, including radium nnd Xray diagnosis. At the snme time, it
will lay special-stress on the utiliz
ation of natures own healing pow
ers, namely light sun and fresh air.
The special laboratories are to
deal with the whole subject of “!ation will bo pnld to tho special niltion will he paid to the sppecinl ail
ments to which underground work
exposes all miners.
A legul statement for a new
dance which is to take the trot out
of tho Foxtrot and to tamo tho
Charleston has been taken out by
Walter Carlos, Berlin dancing I
master.
Carlos calls his now dance, |
"Dstn," abbreviation f«r "D eut-,’
3cho Tanz," or Gorman dance.
j*
It aims to replace the jumping
nnd leg twisting of the mqdern
dances with rhythmic swaying and I
regular dance figures, in order to 1
make the modern dance "socially
acceptable. **•
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ENGLISH LA B OR
IS SEEKING NEW
WORKING POLICY
FORF.ST HILLS. N. Y.. Sept. 13.
Big BUI Tilden Is fighting with
his hack to thc wall in tho nntional T ra d e s U
singles lawn tennis championship
Q nlittln
nnd although the tournnment Is
o p m iu i
Just going into the second round,
•' act inn
there are i-rnv© doubts ns to wheth- _ A n ti-S t
er or not the former chnmplon who *
is staking his all to reguin thc
LONDON
crown which he lost to Reno La- set with <
contc Inst year, will see his way which cloud
beyond tho quarter final round. If labor mover
hc vets that far.
|y for 2 pg\
The Tilden who was forced to The Trod
play a desecrate brand of tennis n turning-]
to defeat frod Mercur yesterday, ment split i
was not the Tilden or other days, iosn, and it
It was an easily flustered Tilden then rccog
who was shaken hy the realization direction thi
that he was perhaps on the down- |#( whether
wnnl path to lawn tennis oblivion, on of safcti
He made error after error and wns
non-no!
<«
f«t -very .d ..n - iZ k J ’tii.l?
taf'e In tho closing sets.
ditions strl
Tilden has wrecked his knee, the Upe.; to g!
one thnt has b«>thercd him so much tlcna'lista’*
r* t n '
th a t added to un|on|sm lh
his difficulhc.s. Where he should
indu.irl*
h nVu tr
r hv':ne,i,
ur games.
fnsi,V liament lies
with
the- loss
of „nlyMe"
a few
he w as extremely fortunate to win .houtimr fr
without the loss of a set or two. solution.
RTOW—■Work
n the
und*
SAN GUHNTIN, Cal.. Sept. 13(INS—Clara Phillips. “ hammer
T
mqrderess,’ now aarvlng a life senw av t*nc*
for G** «l«ylng In 1922
:T r , ; of Albert Meadows, today was un-
laving keen ajiot several times
u th n revolver. No rmPu) frr the
Rev. und Mrs. Devstt and l*m
have returned from n visit of i
Detroit Michigan. He will rrsai
ids pastorate nt th'v Local Bspt
Church.
„
The Wakefield Preserving Pi
tory has opened activitioi nga
pluns, with a view to the future, j
in such a way that she will be'
mfeguardod in getting u good
share of the much needed vacn-1
tioner nnd home seeker from thcl
north and east.
All jilong the I rail, from St. in the cast. The nlny wa* mw
-j
Augustine, Fla. to San Diego, by the Misses Alexia Met* ■
Cal., prosperity is increaing as nj Clair Harrison. A very goodMI
result of the business which it attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Lively whoa
brings.
farmer
residents of the htoUl
Texas, with the Rio Grande val-|
moved to the Wicks boon
Icy just opened up as » paradise' tion
of September.
of agriculture, is pulling for the' first
Mr.audMrs. Charles BtV*
vacationer to travel west.
. . .Thc
. . are an a motor trip thr«o|^
Rio Grande \blley is giving
both i west to California.
.
Florida and Califiornta
.... ...a..........
compcti- j
tivo run cn grape fruit and othe>commodities of like nature.
Stress is being laid on the fig
industry around Houston, where
the mugnolin fig, conceded to be
The bullot box. they hold, is the
only way to achieve practical re
sults, at the same time not aban
doning tho principle of combination
and the application of the strike
when und where it is regarded aa
Jiecesaary.
.
th?n!.™h
,ion “nJ
me
lamb can get lh,at
alongthcpeacefully
SM S*
A. Spencer, a 1
laborite member of Parliament, j
wants to turn the union, into non- l
political organizations which would j
S ? ” r L*;
with cm -1
COUNT FATALLY WOUNDED
was and could be no die- bids.
ila point. ’
Thi
Owning.
Mrs.
sirs, Blanch
tiiancn Leonard has return
ed from Tampa wher«*#she spent
several days with friends.
Mr.and Mrs. Frederick Yerkos
WABHINGTOKSepL 13. (INS> |g j j nbT" J
—The question of sovereignty oi 1
uK'
the Panama Canal zone has never
been In dispute between the United In T-IJ*erv**
States and I’unama, it was stated “
authoritatively tbdav on behalf of mcmbari ®
Sceretarv of s u t e Kellogg.
J?0'1**
d
This etatem?nt was made In reoly t'/ the claim raised before the n," |° d WT
League of Natims that the United • “• ‘T ob?f
PARIS. SeDt. 13.—r (INS) .'ouat Carlo Nardinl, Itaqan viceoosul here, was fatallv wounded
nnd sons Fred and Francis have
turned to their h"me in Jscka
villc.
Tho young people of the let
Epworth League wvre ontsrtaij
by the young people of the Msth<
1st Church in Mims last Thund
Geneva
JU5l! CLARA ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
JVJJgW
Has Four Great Grandmothers
Concrete H ighw ay
Soverljrntv Of Canal to acuta di'
Never In Dispute With jS6S jyg
America, SaysKellogg,
rates c>' those closest to him to be Ids
wesk niost earnest wish today. .
Hundreds watched a column of flame "shoot op at niackwooffi
Held, Nashville. Tenn., tho other night. It was the funcnl.
of seven obsoleto "Jenny” planes of the 105th Observation
ron. Formerly, used as training vehicles fbr fledgeling
g
* they recently were declared unfit for further service.
constlt
day of B *pum l£r.
nloivmovementTnTx
rovUlone of the law.
*•
.
C lerk Of tfce*ciwd»
�W it^ the fall term of the Seminole High School already
under way. and with plans completed for the reopening w ith
in a few days of all the schools in the county, Seminote citi
zens should take a great deal of pride in knowing th a t th eir
schools will be operated in full force and for the entire term
despite numerous handicaps that have been placed in th e way.
Sacrifices have been made by school officials, and of necessity
H M jn a u rn o N
others will l\ave to follow. They have made the m ost of
their opportunities and the reward is th a t we will have full
time schools.
We are'especially fortunate when we consider the diffi
culties under which school boards are functioning in practi» .™ «Uly every county of the state. Many of them have been comi«IiT™ 'polled to cut their terms and reduce the number of teachers,
w o th e rs have been unable to make necessary changes in
l l i f e v * * t* • ( r Ikm* *■
t, . - ----- —m L N. I h M H tlil. equipment and facilities. Lack of finances, of course, has pre
,« t t M * * l hi P lw M * a t o
It*
• t k iilllw •!■!«
I* cipitated the situation and the* Seminole County board has
iot been without its problems along this line. The fortunate
■ m W i m4 Ik*
a rt is th a t the local school officials have not had the finan
llm U tltu , m
— ----- J ta l'n to Pik. cial difficulties th a t others have had although their problems
IU fc« n , U T i r l l M n , a t o A t v e r l l a l i f
* * « * » s k l t h K « i l m e a c h r * k - have been numerous.
n * k « r .n » a l* k * r
t a i l k n l t la
a
By the judicious use of money which is available and the
*k #»aaah a t o l l kt aab a rH p tla a I lata
la * N i f (a T t r t l f
a t o a la ia lr
a ll exercise of good, common business judgment, Seminole school
at tlm l^ llr a
aa avail
aa
a a a lk to a .
officials have been able to proceed with work on needed ad
ditions
to their plants, have secured capable teaching staffs
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 14. 1927
and made arrangem ents to run the schools for the length of
, t u b ticn A lu *s rnouKAM
I^ M k a M if Ik •Hr ato etoaly ad. their regular terms. The emergency of the problem hrli Been
■lA Jifratiat* j
solved and the results are gratifying.
Z-jD jr»*r water raata I* Jarksaa
The county school heads deserve a great deal of p ra is e
■* fl*
for th eir untiring and unselfish efforts. Their work reflects
A —l U u k n l l t i o f a iv a lk lr “ IM r- considerable credit to them for making the most of the task
I . > A u n t k l l u a t k a llila *
i t * - th a t was before them- By their efforts they have assured us
»aaa*-. h o te l*. i r « r t a i i l ofl the continuance of a school system that
is thorough and
■a a l t r C to a t.
efficient.
9
•p te tlo a
inpMM.
of t l l r
to a a ttf a .
a t o a .to o r a k w r l l i L
PRIVATE OONfcS RECEIVES
THE KEV5TOTHE QUAPDHOOSE
'* .1 9 1 7
Elton J. Mooghton
ONE SINGLE AMERICAN city,
New York, in its public schools yes
terday received, 1,100.000 children.
The real wealth of the United
States, its hope and future, are
stored away in those 1,100,000
young minds and in the millions of
others in many thousands of blessed
public schools all over this country.
Wealth in not in mines, factories,
crops, .buildings or stocks, but in
thought, free and untrammeled.
From that nil other wealth springs.
.Mr. Kiximan Wanamaker sends
to this column a book about India
with this inscription “ Dear Bris
bane, page 50 Is your motto. Tell
everybody." On page 50 an old
lady, impressing <m the beautiful
young nntara the wisdom of the
purdah, in which thc rajahs keep
their women, says:
"Wisdom is made up of 10 parts,
nine of which are silence, nnd the
tenth is brevity. Words, like the
tusks of an elephant, once out, can
not be put back into the mouth
again.
Architect
F irst N atl. Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
Loch
Arbor
Prices
M e e t T o d a y ’s Demand
Prices in Loch.. Arbor
meet thc existing con
ditions of today—one
pays for m erit in this
deelopmcnt but todays
ELIZABETH COOPER WROTE
the book, anil that nrlvice of the
nld lady is recommended to adver
tisement writers, reporters and
editorial writers especially.
prices will be
nstounishingly
Have
Why Don’t The People Vote?
PRESIDENT COOLIDOE says
BIBLE VERBS FOR TODAY
Abraham
Lincoln’s object “waa
Most people will undoubtedly readily acquiesce to the not merely to
TEE BEST GOOD:—But It Is
instruct men how to
for me to draw near to God: premise th at the corrupt condition of politics in most cities rlrisc more corn,
feed more hogs,
'«»Atatr,ny tni!L.iin th°nITKd
countries is due largely to the fact that it is impossible get more money to buy more land
iu> piaimTa^M. •** •
y|to Ret the people to vote. It has been frequently pointed out and so on in a circle. His main ob
ject must havc been to raise better
rPSAcYER: 0 God, Thou a rt m y!*hat *n th e m ajority of national elections, if fifty or sixty corn.
- f u g working kalvation la tha percent of all possible votes are cast, it is generally considered
This Is one of President Coolnddat of th* earth. ■
'a big election.
Idge’s best short speeches. He has
In most cases the will of the people can be regarded as known and applied sine? birth
; A SHOCKING DISCOVERY
right. Only the most persistent cynic will not admit th a t the those 10 points of the wisdom of
how' undetitfcnd why I'm always m ajority of the people want to do the right thing' nnd if the purdah.
Whan thcTday'a occupation in Ithey all voted, would vote for men who were honest and able,
’don*,'.
*
SECRETARY KELLOGG needs
■or for principles which were for the betterment of the coun- on outsiders to tell him what to do,
novtr with any ambition am try and its people. But the people won’t vote, and we wonder and says there is no misunder
.t
standing between this country
, To b* up at the rite of the tun. why. The Columbus-Enquirer Sun suggests that perhaps the and Punama about the Canal
know why I'm filled with un- issues are not always interesting or well understood. In deal Zone. In any case he sees no
ing with this subject, it says:
1 bounded delight,
reasons for an appeal t«' the league
When under the covers I
“More and better voting, it is announced, is'to be made satisfaction of his fellow citizens
. creep,
of nations. Mr. Kellogg adds, to the
although I stay there nine the objective of a high-powered campaign sponsored, planned who a rt really Americans, that tho
and officered by tho National Association of M anufacturers. league has no jurisdiction over our
' hours a. night
'1 never get half enough eleep. The effort, which1is scheduled to begin November 1, “will Canal Zone dnd won’t ever have
students .of human activities .follow immediately upon the conclusion of the work of the any.
Todays '
i t ’we walk,' while a t work, eight ‘Platform of American Industry Committee of One Hundred,
[which is now drawing up a platform to be submitted to both
YOU SEE HOW eusily thin
good miles every day.
v *_
| the republican and democratic parties and which will be act country would slip first into mis
only .on week ends I walk ed u p o n first by the m anufacturers at their convention in understanding then into war had
it stupidly Joined that league.
• o'er,.the course
America built the canal, paid for
And fend with my brassie the Chattanooga in October.”
','aod;
'
"We do not like the role of pessimist, but we are forced it. and allows foreign ships to use
Iluire. never exerted the muacuLr to the conclusion th at the forthcoming call to arms, like the it on the snme terms as American
ships, which is foolish, as Amer
'•p/01*? * .V
,. I°n e ‘in 1924, will result in little more than noise.* A voter us- ican
should have preference in
•h o d '' needed 10 cirry ih*,ed to be a Republican or a Democrat because the parties their own canal. Fortunatly SecYet 1 shrink a t all effort, I find rne«nt something to his life. They offered him a choice be- rotary Kellogg Hnd 'P rc s id |it
without
little teat
tween issues, and he voted his convictions. Now the partied Codidge
______ arc_ Americans,
..
I n p o u n d i n g the typewriter are bo much in open or tacit accord on all points of major I “"Y bon or unicorn in their mental
keys.
i _ _ . i n t e r e s t th a t the voter is left only one choice, which means coat of arms.
■ e y*
,<mrinB roT ***' no choice a t all. It may be that he asks why should he bother
tim
fend*mrest
FRANK A. WALSH of MilwauAnd thinking of houra of ease. to go to the polls when his ballot can have no real weight in Keo, commander of the G. A. R.,
For without ever thinking, I'm determining the policies of the nation. He discovers no ob nays It ia hard to realize that some
wVlkihg about,
day, on thla earth, which must die
"A nd when night Is a t ahnd I have vious answer, and consequently he often stays away. Or it when our sun dies, there will be
may
be
th
at
he
stays
away
because
he
has
no
convictions.
played myself out.
only two human beings loft alive,
*■ *
‘T h e Association points out that eligible voters in 1928 all of the ythers having died . by
miles must be walked—one will number about 60,000*000 and believes that the campaign slow exhaustion of sunshine and
' can't give them a miss,
And they. leave a man weary will stim ulate an attendance at t^e polls of at least 36,000,000 heat.
Scientists say we have at least
—sixty per cent.
;• and worn;
.
I'd aver suspected that Ufe was
“Again we must express our doubts. It is extremely im 100,000,000 ccntries left for the
heat will last that long. But
B c u K t S a ■‘
probable that a platform agreeable to both parties—which is sun’s
the earth must die in time.
I think I'd have never been
evidently the kind of platform thc Committee uf one Hun
f born. . ,•
| No wonder I love In the sunshlns dred Intends to submit—will announce any principle likely to
HOW WISE will those two m-n
to besk
impress the voter. It will consist of platitudes,, or itAvili con be, what wonders will our half sa
•And enjoy any sort of a-view, fine itself closely to non-controversial economics or—much vage race now only 17,000 years
sbfsd of .attempting the soul
the same thing—it will endorse jKilicies th at are already op from tho stone nge, accomplish in
/ racking tazk
enly
or tacitly accepted by both parties. In neither enso will 100,000,000 centuries7
. '.Which each day I am InstrucAnd how Interesting to reflect
,' tea to do; ,
it be anything to arouse protracted cheeringthat
we may come back and live
o Wonder Tin little addicted to
“One thing, and one thing only, can markedly increase through them all.
smiles,
. '
always am fagged by thoae eight the number of practising voters; and that is for one party, or
both parties, ,to live principles the voter can get excited about.
THE CHARMING.
youthful,
’ dreadful mllea.
By Jam ta J . Montague. * N either does it now. Neither, if we are to judge by recent unnophlaticnted Bnd innocent Mrs.
performances, js likely to do it next year. But until it is done, Lila Grey Chaplin tells all reportr if It ever occurred to
tera:
b y tho Times never publishes campaigns to get out the! vote will be ubout as persuasive as "I wlah Mr. Chaplin every hap
the
smile
of
Calvin
Coolidge
on
the
screen.”
i s 1 new*. piness, but I am through with hint
------- o-------Hereld's Wont ed editor
tub. Send them In to him,
i(ll) be of mutual benefit.
--
O------T-
people • should attend the
mission meetings. Occassomething
interesting
'g la c e .
\m *
•
we don't know e single Senwho has not been tugfor receiver of the Seminsty Bank.
-o
detertry. that Parte flight,
to he' only one thing
her end that’a an elr
Orlando chief of police is
“courtesy cards.” That
we presume, that If you
Is, you are entitled to courtpolicemen.
-------- o-------Che finding of “Old Glory”
offer much encouragement
of ua Who are inclined to
i t timid about setting out
flights.
anonymous letter writer
racetrack men bring much
Florida.
Undoubtedbut they also take
at than they bring In.
low'.
inquired?
DeForest-Sanlord
Really Co.'
Box 339
J. H. JACKSON
Phone
611
112 E. Second S t
LOANS
L A N E Y ’S D R Y l
CLEANING CO.
110 E. 2nd — Phone 4651
T a ll
Ua — We
Sanfori
Caji”
Service You Will
Appreciate
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forever."
The beauty of it is that shu be
__________
lievea_____
it, just
aa Eve believed it
Open Mind Essential To Progress
, iuv«
8T. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT
jtfhsr . ahe’had been married to Adam
------ J f for a week, and again, *ft«r
___i arrived, and especially after
> This Is tho twentieth century, Wires as may he done withv
'M K - Adam
S;Ln. blamed It on her, when the
of the apple
and people ere flying over pecans and dashes and signal
episode drove them from
Id airplanes, end radio encircles Morse Code, and that, were It pos Eden.
the earth, but there ere still thous sible to do so, the thing would
A young woman In Los Angeles
ands of people who line up behind be of no practical value. The auth- whose father struck her In thc
‘lilies
who
apprehended
this
the dumb-bell dlety’s twin slogans
congratulated face exclaimed, “ I wish you were
—"I don't believe It,” and “It criminal are to
dead!" The father clutch his heart
can't be done.’ That there always and it is to be hoped th at his pun and fell dead instantly. That hap
ishment
will
be
prompt
and
fitting
has been people like that need not
pens rarely and fortunately. If It
occasion any great regret; but it that It may serve as an example always happened there would be n o .
to
other
conscienceless
schemers
le both to be Tegretted and re
control problem
sented that such people are block who enrich themselves at the ex birth
ing the way now, end that there pense of their fellow creatures.
The person who wrote this edwill be such people in the future
to hold beck end hinder thought itrrial for the leading newspapers
TOM SIMS SAYS 1
of the "Athens of America," as
end action.
Here Is an account, reprinted Boston was then known, had a
Several of our best airplanes
from a clipping from a Boston mind about as open as a clam's lately have been mistaken for sub
newspaper of something th at' hap front door. He or she was the In marines on various ocean routes.
“I
pened sixty-one years ago in New tellectual personification of
don’t believe it" and " it can’t be
York City:
A New York justice rules a man
A
■twin, j«t . . . »
dtone'’ ** *9 l be minds then and
may
be Inoffensively drunk.
.A ,
46.
rvfn’ ■,lnce th«n bad been like his or
giving the name of Joehue
P"(her mind there wculd have been Probably that’s when he’s good
p eri mil
------Ith,.haa been arrested in Po teiephone<
^ J automobile, no and drunk.
9
New York for attempting to ex radio, no airplane, no anything ex
to rt funds from Ignorant and su- cept what these minds found In the
The bulging hip la a feature of
pentltlous people by exhibiting world when they came
Into it.
a device which says will convey Probably by thia time there would the newest styles for women, says
the human voice any distance over not have been that much, for sel- a designer. Following the men's
poet-Volstead example?
k*1
1* dom doe. Yn IdeaT or an Inspirehsard by the listener at tW othsr tion of „ wi„ t
get Into
Darwin waa right, aaya the Brit
arid. He calls the
Instruntent ' a the closed mind
“U U phon." w h l c h U o C T g r In- Those who" maintain in their ish scientist. Six A rthur Keith, F.
tended to Imitate the word tele- minds a closed
season twelve R. S.,M. D., L L D., V. R. C. S. We
ph and win the confidence of months In the year, year after wonder how many letters Darwin
(
i# who know of
year, might get from a cireful had afte r hla name.
K
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you
found
us In ™
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BBRK
THE VOGUE, E X P L A I NE D
There is a certain verve to oil and vin
egar when they are frcbly mixtd, French
cooks cell us. That is the raison d'rtrt
o f this vogue o f mixing French Dress
ing right at the table.
At the sm artest dinners where
social customs, originate, the hostess
herself mixes the French Dressing and
pours it, freshly blended, o n to the
salad. It is a pleasant and charming
custom and certainly results in a de
licious salad.
Three pons o f Wesson Oil to one
o f vinegar or lemon juice makes a <jle•
rightfully m ild dressing. If you add
■sore vinegar—two parts for instance
—your dressing w ill be more tart.
Vary the proportions according to
your own taste and the NOtngth of
your particular vinegar o r lemon. Sail
pepper. . . end paprika for color.
And then shall it be a bit of this
crumbled Roquefort on thiOgreen salad
or rweeter-bar-Ie-duc, perhaps if your
salad ta fruit. This is where the finesse
comes i n ......... to try a bit of this
and a bit of that and vary your dreas
ing to suit your salad. . or your whims.
Wesson Oil is often recommend
ed by w om en because it is so dear
and light in color, and because it is
very wholesome and delicate in flavor.
mwm ■
i
a.
The Netion’s Real Wealth.
Wisdom Of The Purdah.
Says Mr. Kellogg.
Earth's Last Two Men.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
.
iwt hr stsr i».
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I R ^ k> A R E N T : (t/om K
of st J K ) Edith, hasn't th .?
man i t one home 7
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EfHTH: He has now, pap, .,
lo a f accepted him.—Answi^. 1
�THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1927
NEW YORK MAYOR Daily Fashion Hint
RECEIVES AWARD
LEGION OF HONOR
nffirn Telephone 148
MRS. FRED 8. DAIGER. SOfTETY EDITOR
{continued from page one)
ed him with the San Maurizio E.
,Lazzaro, the highett decoration
i
for which a foreigner In Italy ia
Payers Lost Most eligible.
Miss Margaret Cox Is'«p00r
Miss Hazzard Hostess Hollywood
Of -Their Betting MoneyOn The decoration which Mayor
To Marie Raffo Girls Dempsey’s LostTwoFlahts; Walker
will receive tomorrow en
Party AtCountry Club
title® him to wear u large red ros
Oft Monday Evening Now Wager Other Things ette
in hit* buttonhole and when
Miss Rena Hazzard wna hosted
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Sept. 14.— In lull dress, to wear a wide red
Monday evening to numbers of th-; ONS)—Motion picture actors and ribbon diagonally across his shirt
front in addition to the Italian
Marie Raffo Girls Clast which nctr« s lost heavily last year wag- decoration,
a green ribbon.
FRIDAY
mot at her home for the regular er'ng
Dempsey would still bo
"I am only a 125 pound man ami
Special meeting of the Circle ct 1 uesday evening when Mist
business
meeting.
heavyweight
champion
of
the
world
the Milano theater with
cheat is hardly broad enough
so of the Methodist Church will Margaret Cox entertained the j ack Mulhall In the title role, Is
Miss Elizabeth Clarke presided "Her his Philadelphia brawl with my
to
wear
all these decorations,"
, held at the home of Mrs. S. O. members of the Sandspudr Bridge to say that it will be enjoyed by over the business session when • Dene Tunney. Then? Believing Mayor Walker
remarked facetious
iinholser on Oak Avenue a t 2 club and a few guests at bridge nt everyone, from mother and father many matters of much importance [ Dempsey "through" they picked ly when informed
of the honor
to the class were attended to. After' duck Sharkey to give Estelle Tay- thnt is to be conferred
the Sanford Country Club.
to the Jast kiddie.
upon him.
routinc
business,
the
meeting
was
j
h>r
4
bettle-browed
husband
onThe rooms where the guests ns«The Poor Nut’’ ia lhe BcrMn
Mayor
Walker
is
approximately
»emble<l for the Kumo were lK*autr^,rBion 0f the stngt* player of iher turned over to Miss Alys Chorpon- other lambasting—and they lost the two hundredth American to be
fully decorated with quantities of Mme tjUe which ron for tt ycar ing. It was decided to hold I heavily again,
deenruted as a commander of the
pink and rose colored Radiance h n New York. It is a clean, cx- a White Elephant party at an early I Now the amateur gamblers of Legion of Honor. Only 30 Amer
^
the film company are cured. In- icans ever had received a higher
rosea combined with sprigs or as-1 tremely funny story k.f collegb date,
After the business session, the I stead of a wave of cash wagers, a honor. *
paragus ferns.
,
life, built around a young man
The New York executive, ac
Further accentuating the color who suffers from an “inferiority" hostess served refreshments e«n-1 Hood 0f freak bets of the “afterMiss Alice G. McKIm will have scheme were cutg Iass bon bon dish- niplex" which is finally removed sisting of sandwiches and grape ' election" type has inundated the companied by 'Mrs. Walker, arriv
studios and interested in the Demp- ed here from Rome yesterday. He
charge of the specinl program.
es holding pink, blue and white through the work of a pretty co- juice.
Members present were: Mis® i j^y-Tunney return fight has grown was late again, but had a per
Miscellaneous Shower for the mints.
ed and his own victory as a runner
Nannie Brooks, Miss Maud Cnrni- To Illustrate:
fect alibi ns the train was behind
Pipe Organ ClUD at n;30 o ’clock
Tallies used for the game were on the cinder track,
way, Miss Alys Chorpetdng, Miss H Dempsey wins, Raymond Hat- schedule. Mayor Walker wjll at
at the home of Mrs. Tony Pitch- minature fans inscribed with “Keep
A real track meet, the big an- Ruth Moss, Miss Velma Boyd, Miss *‘>n, W*D push Wallace Berry in a
ford, 1015 Elm Avenue.
Cool" together with comic cartoons, nunl affuin of the University of Ethel Tlllis, Miss Evelyn Eden- . Dying field; should Tunney win, tend the American convention here.
Woman's Missionary Society When the fifth progression had Arizona, is shown in the picture
Miss Mary Rankin, Mias Mat-, wheelbarrow 'from the studio to a
ROYAL WINDSOR" OFF
of the Methodists Church will meet been played, scores were collected and is one of the outstanding field,
tie Chapman, Miss Rebecca Clark, " ery WM do the pushing with p
at 3:30 o’clock nt the home of and it was found that Miss Mina features of the film, Real athletes Miss Emma Rena Hazzard, Miss Impound weight also loaded in
Mrs. W. C. Hill, 1900 Magnolia Howard held high score. She wus in real competition instead of the Elizabeth Clark.
Mies Esther the chair.
Avenue, with Airs. H. II. Chapell, uwarded a lovely amber pendant s^Tairs takes this sequence out of Hughey, Misg Helen Chorpening, Either Clara Bow of Clive Brooks
Mrs. C. C. Priest, Mrs. J. W. Rut- For having scored the least among the usual run.
Miss Doris Holcomb, Miss Dorothy w"l r'de a small tricycle round the
Iege and -Mrs. Zeb Ratliff as host the girls Miss Frances Dutton was
“The Poor Nut" was directed Waldron,' Mrs. \V. Hobson Raw- studio square, a distance of a half
esses.
condoled with a unique jewel box in by Richard Wallace, In the cast, lins, Miss Robert Boat, Mrs. C. C. !l n,'le. The female red-haired pos.
red and silver. The men’s prizes in nddition to MulhallI, are Charles Cox. Mrs. Burke Steele, Mrs. V. w «or of "It" is placing her faith
were
won by Paul Stines and Ralph Murray, Jane Wintran, Jean Ar- H. Smith, Mrs. O. W. Gilbert, Mrs.
Tunney.
Missionary Union Has Woodruff.
Mr. Stines received a thur, Comeliu:is Keefe anil many A. K. Shoemaker
and Dotothy
*f Dempsey goes down to deBusinessMeetTuesday Houbigartt’s toilet set, while Mr. other prominent screen players.
Woodruff’s prize was a brass a3h
The Woman's Missionary Union tray in the form of a bull dog. For Missionary Body Of
of the First Baptist Church held having the lucky card Laurie Mc
il; quarterly business meeting Daniel was given n deck of bridge Methodist Church Has
Tuesday evening a t the church cards.
At the refreshments hour. Miss Meeting On Monday
with the president, Mrs. Volie
Williams presiding.
Cox served brick ice cream in the
The Woman's Missionary Soc
Many matters of special impor prefered colors and cake. On each
iety of the Mothodiat Church met
tant* to the members were discus- plate were rosebuds as favors.
Enjoying the cordial'hospitality at the church Monday afternoon
ud during the meeting and plana
were also made to attend the Sem of Miss Cox, were Miss Mina How with the vice president, Mrs. J. D.
inole County Woman’S Missionary ard, Miss Fern Ward, Miss Sara
association to be held Thursday nt Warren Eastcrby, Miss Frances
Oviedo. Every member was urged Dutton, Miss Nonie Williams, Miss
Marion Hand, Miss Margin-it
to attend.
There were 27 members in at Zachary, Miss Emily Bailey, Mr.
tendance.
and Mrs. Earle E. Jones, Hampton | manffesTed during the
Du Bose, Pete Sones, Ralph Wood.
. , , .
ruff, Frank Woodruff Jr., Paul n A '’t™1'*1 feai ufp °
Stines, Laurie Me Daniel, Paul n?°n 7 “" “n Jnterei
A® K p 'o l i t M a * t« r In <
La n d is a w h it e
S o li c it o r * f o r Complain®:
Residence Tclcphofw-859 —J
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N ut” Picture
Social
Calendar
—
M ilane Theater
Features Two Stars
R esolutions
U. S. PROPOSALS
Whereas God in his wisdom has
seen fit to call unto Himself, our
friend and
co-worker, Martha
Hand, we the members of the
Woman’s Guild of Holy Cross
Church, do sincerely mourn her
loss, but knowing God doeth nU
things well, humbly submit to His
will. Therefore be it resulved that
our deepest sympathy bo extended
to her fatally, also that a copy of
this resolution lie sent to her fam
ily and a copy be filed on record,
Eliza D. Vaughn
Ella Huston
Cora W. Mobley
Avenue,
LAKE MARY
Miss Georgia Mobley leaves Wed
nesday for Tallahassee where she
Gladiolus, callas and freesias
is a junior at Florida State CoHoge
far women.
should be planted in well enriched
soil and never allowed to dry out.
Miss Laura Lehman leu^p^ Sat- There i* some danger of very dry
u>day for Jacksonville where she days In September, und that will
will attend tho Jacksonville busi demand unceasing attention on
ness college.
'the part of the gardener. Italian
rye may be sown any time after
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wight return the first of October, and it is
ed home Sunday evening after claimed that it will not injure
(pending the past few weeks ut Bermuda lawns, when it i9 used to
maintain
a
constant verdure
points in Kentucky.
throughout the winter motUha.
Miss Emma Spencer leaves this
This is about time for the last
week for Tallahassee where she pruning of evergreens, und th*!
will resume her studies at Florida iointsettiiibi should have had their
State College for Women.
nst cropping some weeks ago. At
the seed sale to be sponsored by
Mrs Robert Wilson -and small the Garden Club Friday at th® Me■laughter of Orlando are visiting in I.under Arcade, some of the best
Sanford as the guest of her par- garden pamphlets published by the
tot* Mr. and Mrs. J.CAycock.
Garden Club of Jacksonville to be
available for references along kinds
Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Steed, and of plants and planting as well as
thildren of Kissimmee spent the insect and other garden pests and
*ek end in this city as the guest* the ladies in charge will be glad to
sf Mrs. Steed's parents Mr. nnd answer questions, The Sale will
-Hr*. J. G. Ball.
open at nine o’clock in the morn
f
Mr and Mrs. Rulland Dean .re
turned home Tuesday evening, from
Miami where they £pent the week
*nd with Mr. Dean's parents Mr.'
and Mrs. S. Bobo Dean.
par* Ji of Plat Book i
b lib llf, u co rd *
o f Ik
ConnO * n o r l i l a r o m a l n l r
ft® )' .u rt-f, mor® o f !®t*.
CENSUS REVEALS
THAT WIVES GET
A compromisa
with France
M O ST DIVORCES would
make it necessary .fur the
United States to extend the terms
of this compromise to Germany,
Hungary
und Esthonia, with
whom this country has most-fuvored-nution agreements, and to
about a dozen other countries with
whom the United States hsd tem
porary arrangements of like na
ture.
The State
Department was
awaiting today tho French reply
to the draft treaty submitted to
the Paris foreign office a few
weeks ago. It wns said this draft
was not intended to cover ail the
points In tho final agreement, but
was offered rather aa a basis of
negotiation.. Officials weree somewhat puzzled, therefore, by ef
forts from Paris to the effect that
the French considered the draft
proposal inadaquate.
Negotiations for the new com
mercial treaty will he carried on
ilFflTlu
TODAY
"THE POOR NUT'
A comedy drama uf *
life that la unnsually fi
dash ami pep featurini
Murray and Jack Mulha
Ben Turpin In
"A BLONDE’S REVENC
A e s o p 's Fables
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Reginald Denny’a latest rot
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n n d HI ate. ilu rlti* t h e le a n t h o u r s o f
snle, on M onday, t h e I r d d ay o f
O cto b er. A. l». t:i 17. s a m e b e i n g t h e
f i r s t Mom lny In s a i d m o n th , th e folInwIhK d e s c r ib e d la n d s , s i t u a t e , , l y
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And Accurately
Sanford
Kentucky Women Had ‘Terrible
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Strength Returned After
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ago," says Mrs. Alven Jess®, of this
pUce, "my health waa very bad. I
waa vary much run-down. I waa in
such a weak, nervous condition that
I waa not sblo to do my housework.
"I struggled to keep up, because I
hsd to, Ibut many a time I spent
hour* in bed, trying to fbroe enough
strength to go through the daily
routine.
"This condition went on fat some
until I beard about CardtiL
i some one told me waa good
eh ailments. 1 gave it an ba
its trial, end, I am thankful to
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El Pasco, Texas are expected to a r
rive here Wednesday to visit Mr.
Shrivulle’a mother Mrs. H. J. Me
Mullen at her home 418 Palmetto
Avenue.
Morning Special
A limited number of fancy cut-out
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white fella—
Values From
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C H R IS
NC-170
Urogram of the Sanford Municipal Band at ffie Shell for Thurs
day September the 15th 1927 at
8 P. M.
PART 1.
Salutation, “The Star Spangled
Mr. and Mrs. Jet- ~
~
..
.
. ... .
Banner." Key.
„ - ,, JohnA.Lundquist,
Lee and Nora lee. Lenora, thly meeting a t the chureh Wed
1. March, "The Golden West. sie
Carl, Urban, Helen and John Stedt
afternoon with the presl
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mar
tha and Don Bishop ere expected to ^*2. Overture, “The Jolly Robbers,’ Lee, Mrs. M. V. Evans. Mr. and dent, Mrs. W. J . Ferguson, pretid
Mrs. Frank Evana and John Evans
After the usual routine bus!
return home Wednesday evening
After having spent the summer SU3.F Kox Trot, "In My Gondola.” Soioman Anderson and Mr. and ness, the sfternoon was spent i
Mrs. Carl Stedt.
“ ^ n g , following which the Udiw
tt Los Angeles and other point! Warren.
**'•
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Bailey
of
to the Lake Mary Pharnt
in California.
3. B. Fox Trot, "Lonesome and Island Lake recently had for their motored
*cy where refreshments we*
Sorry.” Davis and C o n r a d . .
Miss Effle Crittenden, who has
E. ,D.Bullock. Mrs. ae^wL , L
4. Concert Waltzes,
Artists guest Mrs. ----hetn the attractive house guest of
Bullock Is nearly ninty years old
Miss Mary Elisabeth Puleston at
and is now a resident of Sanford,
her home in Rose Court, left Tues•Robin Hood." De although she formerly occupied
« y afternoon for her home at
tbs property of Mr, and Mrs
Montgomery, Ala.
Gems of Stephen Bailey,
Mrs. V. J. Spendlove, accom- nmiao in
Mr. H, C. Phillips left Sunday for
-J
, “In1a Moonlight ponied by her grand dam ^t*1’*
her home a t Avon Park after spenThelma Dobson, returned Thursday Walter hii
some time here with her
«A Hunting from a visit of isreral weeks with Ringo^ Su
brother-in-law , L.R.Phillipa and
relatives in Crewe, Va.
■R ■*: * • ..
!en at
Miss Roth Spendlove entertained i Dm atltil
tbeir home
Park Avenue,
a number of young folk* with an eirhool ^
old fashioned marshmallow roait it is expefl
a t Evansdale Park, Labor pay ev- for Ute ope
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Harvard
Mrs. George ShtpjrPl*n* ¥>
nts are being,
returned hoi
rom Tampa Where where
ening.
Th* party waa chaperoned | ber 28th. J
she will visit as the guest by Mr*.
ith grade here
they visited_
_ Harvard’s
_ _
T_____
brother
0. J. Miller, Mrs. J. A. imade to te<
rUlly announfor »a few
f
_ ' .They were accom- of Mrs. Victor iieaberg.
day*.
Peckbatn and Mrs Clarence Moran, and I t b u
t no bus from,
Miss
Virginia
Palmer
ond
family
««1
tftat
tin
» . W h o m . 'b / W ;’ymsn Harvard
Rosalie Pope left Monday
ird this ycarj
siting relatives forMiss
Athens, Ga.. where she will of Sanford have recently moved In- Lax*
higher grades
there for
three weeks.
to
th
.
C
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l.-t
M
W
T
Jo
»
study a t Lucy Cobb College.
th tmnsporti ' A
motto A««n««. MU. P.h»*r
» * j»
,
Mr. and Mrs- James N.G'iUon.
Miss Elizabeth Shoemaker will teach in the Lake Mary Sch
[••ting
of the
■nose marriage was" an interesting
year
Of Commerce
•v«nt last month at Fort Meade, leave today for Lakeland '•her* she
The
Ladies
Aid
Society
will attend Southern College.
Community Church held it’
WlUiam'Du Bose left Wednesday
MWs Louise Thrashed
*
Ic e M e r its
Tn« m erit of ic* lie*
perfect com bination e e a r
refrigeranth te the natural wag U
, citiii feoi
Dry eneuB*. Mere!
There *• «*• O**** *•“
�SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY,
Closing time . . . locked doors . . . help gone
. . . does the public forget you are in business
when you close up for the night?
Or Do You Insure
your business for tomorrow by lei
the public read your message in
evening paper, the paper that :
e store . . .
lights out. . . but if you have a message
av be sure
tomorrow are assured
H erald Your Business
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY^ SEPTEMBER 14, 1927,
YOUR BUSINESS —card appear Furnished garage apartment, I
rooms and bath, 107 E. 5th St.
ing daily in this column will
Fhone 552.
reach over 3,000 every dayl
3-ROOM OARAGE APARTMENT.
-and It costs so little a 12 word
furnished. $35 thru the winter,
Apply
Pee Gee Paint Store.
ad for one month costs only $2.60.
FURNISHED apartment, No. 5,
Pfione 148
Clemens Apts. See Mrs. Thayer.
Just udk for "Classified Depart Apt. No. 1.
ment"
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TO a d v e r t is e r s
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representative
Lghly familiar with rates
■ and classifactlon will
i you complete information,
if you wish they will assist
in wording your want ad.
mke it more effective.
EpORPANT NOTICE
Jrertisers shoufld give their
is their phone number If
desire results. About one
ir out of n thousand has
dsphone and th eothers
i communicate with you
e they know your address.
| discontlnuence MUST be
t In person at the Sanford
office or by letter. Telediscontinue nces are not
ius
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Prompt - Efficient
Service
iHtomobilca
Governor and Mayor Indicted
n
r'j CODOlOou’p
6—Help Wanted (Male)
FOR SALE: Well coinstrucctcd
bungalow, corner Palmetto Ave
and Katie Street. Five rooms, hath Slut®’® Attorney Ha® Conten
with shower, kitchen equipped with
ded That Horry Killed Mo
electric range. Owner out of the
ther Because She Had Dis
city and will sell a t lese than act
inherited HlmjSon IsHnppy
ual
value.
Price
$6500.00
with
$100
r.S DRUG STORE—Pre- LOWER FLOOR APARTMENT cash and S75 monthly. Address
.'] rooms; sink and all convcnien
dons. Drugs, Sod*. We am
OTTAWA, III., Sept. 14.—(INS)
you as your phone. Call 103 ecs. 304 W.5th St.
Tho last will and testiment of
'tho slain I
Streator, 1.1.
BY TAYLOR
IAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev* ROOM: for rent, one block from
latir.g.
Metal
shinglea;
First Street, reasonable. Apply
Abe seam tin and galvinizcd apt. 9 over Herald.
$ Stc James H. Cowan. Oak
Third St. Phone 111.
1 15— Apartment For Rent
purr up at -
WOD NlGHTi REST
r f . HE. AIN’T
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R eca lls B o o th
50,000
v hotel ano-Gc t
1 VMVAO SlAoTfcD
DOGGONlT,
f ig h t
HE STARltO VOO w
CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS attractively furnished. cehtrally
WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT! fwated. nil improvements; $6 pci
SOMETHING NEW AND BET- WPf,h. Tel 777 or 775.
TER FDR FURTHER IN FO R M A -------------------------------------- -----TION. CALL PHONE 235-J OR Two room furnished apartment.
SEE, V. C. COLLER, SAN FORD, I Also garage. 614 Magnolia Ave
FLA.
1 -------------------------------------------__________________________ .__ .TWO ROOM FURNISHED apart
PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano ment with
gnrnge. 703 Pal
tuning by experts with 17 years motto Ave. or phone 282-W.
experience. Sanford music atori
and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me SMALL FURNISHED apartment
Lander Arcade, Phone 832.
for rent near Seminole High
school; garage. Teh 121—J.
BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation
boxes and general cement woTk
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- IB—Houses For Rent
As an outgrowth of revelations by PStephenson, former klttn
willcger, Proy. 3rd and Elm.
5 ROOM bungalow with garage, dragon. Governor Ed Jackson of Indiana has t*en Indicted, charged
WIGHT-CIIRISENBERRY PRINT
French and Second; $30; Phone with having tried to buy patronage from former Governor Warren T.
SHOP — Printing
engraving, 371—W.
McCray. Mayor John L. Duvall of Indianapolis also has been indicted
embossing. See us first. We do it.
Phone 417-W. R.R. Avenue-Com HOUSES: $5.00 and up; also fur under the corrupt practices act.
mercial Street.
nished apartment reasonable.In
quire
2300 Mellonville. Phone
$3750.00 is the pricce of small cot
LUMBER and complete line of 830-W.
tage on well loented lot on Mag
building material. Low prices.
Security Lumber Co., "Where Good 6-ROOM: furnished house, after nolia Avenue. $50 cash all that is
Grad’s Come From" Maple and
Septomher 1, on Catalina Ave. required. Balance payable just like
rent. Box 124, care The Herald.
Sixth. Phone 797.
Phone 714 W.
CONCRETE In every shape and House for rent, 1105 W. 1st V .i 21”
For Sale
form, blocks, tile roofing, orna
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works.'
mentals, etc. Sanford O m ent Prod
l*i ACRES In Longwood, corner of
ucts Company, Fifth and Maple
Grove and Orange Avenues S. E.
FOR
RENT
5-room
bungalow
with
Sts. Phone 112-W.
garage, $30 per month, WoodrulT 1- of N. E. 1-4 of S. W. 1-4 Sec.
CLARENCE SMITH
Sub-division*' T. A. Brotherson, 25 Twp. 20 Range 29. Thomas J.
Baxter Care Herald.
General Contractor
phone 135.
COO W. First St.
Phone 441
FOR RENT: Five room bungalow
at the corner of Palmetto Avenue
METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev and Katie Street. 1.urge living
erlasting.
Metal
shingles; room, dining room., two bedrooms, $10 cash and $10 monthly will buy
standing seam tin and galvanized hath, with shower, kitchen equip good building lot at remarkably
roofs. Sdb James II. Cowan. Oak ped with electric range. Front and low price. Box 99 care The HcrAve. and I’hird St. Phone 111.
rear porches. $40 monthly. Address
S. -C* .B, caro The Herald
OioShAjIucv^,
do
A l l o w e d -To
MO^AJ !
-------1------------- -------—-------------- SPANISH
BUNGALOW — on
DODGE
j
‘
„
, , r,
High Street near Elm Avenue.
Po run McCormick-Dcer->j,’urnj!|[le(ji nn improvements, garrare cars and Graham trucks ,1A.
ing tractor Must be thoroly e x - |aRC( two beilrooms, bath, living
tad 13th Street. Phone 3.
perienced and capable, (btcady - 3 'jpom , dildng nook, Idtchen. Beau- for truck and bulbs and « small
months j o b . W. M. ^oung, 200 ^ • J tiful shade trees. Owner in the lake for pasture Ihnil. Ori thd ifanfo rk Ave.' : - 1 ___________‘ Jnorth. Will rent to responsible ford-Orlando road three miles from
party at 'reasonable rate. Ask fo r;Sanford. One thousaml dollars cash,
FIELD MANAGER—For ^ *cr°(M r.'B erg -at
the Herald1 office.
" ‘"i.
balance onjessy terms that will alpotato farm near Sanford. Must,
.r_. *L_: r ■
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NFORD BU1CK CO
-----------“*
------f —--------------- tow you tp make the payments,,
have
(iad
long
experience,
prefer-1
„
,
.
111 Magnolia Ave.
' . „ .
, * from’ the land. Ideal forallnn lidr.
ably it) Hasting* section. VV. M, FOR
Phwie 367;
'
hOR RENT:
REN P: Small
Small Cottage
Cottage mi
ni
„tatfon rfnd small stork dole
Young,,200 N. Park Ave. •
| ; Magnolia
Avenue
'just
north
NTWlfrroljJx Avenue just north of
of
homes of fifty or more families.
MODEL TRIM CO.
Central Street. $25.00' monthly. A .CMUntry home close to the city
trim the car, nut the owner. 11—Miscellaneous
Box 121 care The Herald. ,
! markets. High, dry and healthy.
Phone 817 for estimates
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Address R. C. care Herald.
CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning
. P. W. RADFORD
19—Houses For Sole
Co. 11 Ball Bldg.
HUPS—MARMONS *
26— Miscellaneous For Sal®
Hanford Autofnobil# Co*
12—Wanted
FOR SALE: Furnished Spanish
(sgnolla Ave.
Phone 137,
bungalow of 5 rooms. Well local- FOR SALE: 1 collie pups. 9 week
WANTED: A hustler to sell and ed, of good construction. Owner
old. $4:00 ench. Phone 3205.
iRD-Overland Co. Wllly*collect; must owri car. Singer living out of city and will self at
hts A Overland,. Whippite. Sewing Machine Co. Phone 80,
;Commercial Sta. PhOna 58. Rooms 35 and 36 McLander Ar reasonable price, and on easy -------- *
terms. Houso is located on High * M n f | m g g r n 1 IT T tf
cade.
Street, near Elm Avenue with U- Mk \ HI I I I .p .A VFa
OLE HUDSONtractive surroundings. Double ga- l U l l O . 1 U L L L lL lT I f L a
14—Rooms Without Honrd
INC
rage. Price furnisheil $8,500.00
r A A A A f T A C A \1
203 Oak Ave.
Phone 41
One, unfurnished bedroom with e
m
: s s f i w s: $
i t ) m jin
kitchenette. Firat floor. Cheap.
(rare
Herald.
ilness Service
210 French Ave.
p s as rn a as I'm
JkQ TONI6HT- L'm
BY WILLIAMS
N o K o r e u Fo r
M e f x 'm g o i n g
T o S le e p iN THe
BACK SEAT OF .
car ?-1 u x e
P cew rY o r
FKESH
Gunn Co o l d h a v e 5 a v e o
M ower IF HE'D LISTEN TO MC
the cH C A Pesr room h c can
<a e r w il l c o s t two b o c k s —
; B *ueue Me. i *m werr aowna
^>S.
GCT s o t o i e o —
y
SUIT Y0URS5LF-BUT
I'M GOING Tb SETA BED
SO t CAN STRETCH OUT
AND b e o o m f o r t a o l e .
GO AHEAD-BUT
XU 6e r
i
U
S L E E P AS
comfortable
. AS YOU DO A
IF OLD FASHIONED G i HlS WERE UKElHEW SAV
CtOSl-l! WHAT WOulq' y E HAPPENED To SOME O’UG FELLERS
Where World Flyers Will Meet Test
Mrs, Ilelch D raln arfu o li of She
boygan. WIs., Is one of the few
Grand Army nurses living today.
For four weeks prior to the asi.isslngtlon of President Lincoln
sUe played whist at the same table
with John Wilkes Booth. *
VIENNA, Sept., 14.—(INS)—
Prince Carol of Rottmanla has uncnddltlonally accepted the condi
tions imposed upon him by tho
will of the late King Ferdidand,
requisite t" receiving a share of
his father's property, according to
news dispatches received here today from Huchnrest.
RALEIGH, N, C., SepUU.—
(INS)—Tobacco sales on the seven
North Carol’-a border markets
were 24,13077*1 pounds last month
compared with only 11,429,711 for
th<* corresponding period last sea
s' it, it wan reported by the State
Department of Agriculture here to-
w. \ u !u .w; k
m a u n k ss
How did the Smith wedding g<>
1*
w a s viewed today as a point In fa
vor cf the accused youth's defense. I “ Fine, until the parson asked
This will, produced
fromi the
f the bride if she'd obey her hussafe of the former state Sena- hand.”
tor
Thurlow G. Esslngton of “What happened then?''
Streator, reveals th a t tha' bul of "She replied. “Do you think I'm
the aged woman*! $50,000 ei lie crnxyT" and the groom, who wus
is baquefJied te her "beloved son,
Harry."
It had been the contention of the
state's attorney’s
office
that j
young Hill killed his mother and
hid her body in a shallow grave in
the basement of he* Streator hame
because she had disinherited him.
The will, first reported lost, was Life.
probated here yesterday upon the
—----------- -------return from Paris of Sertolrr Ex-1
CARRY ME HACK TO—
slngton who was named gxecutor. "That youngster seems to take
While authorities searched for the n great interest )n his geography
document, it remained safely eon- i lessons."
cealed In the v%ult of Mr. Easing- j “
ton.
, !wl“]
The slain woman’s divorced upi
husband Dr. H. C. Hill, was left |
only $600 the will stating
that
“my bust and is well able to pro-' 1
vide for himself," several small wu
lieqursts, ranging f«om a few hun-, 8
5AN FRANCISO
MIDWAY
_ JU A N 0 S
Sand Island, of the midway Island group, goal of the round-the-w< rbl f
me stretch. Tho flight from Tokio to the Midway Islands and thence to
* shown in tho map, Is regarded as tho supreme test of the flight.
Third Man?
Rumor hae Dave hi tiler, Chicago
referee, as the probable third m a tr1
In the ring on 8ept. 21 when Gen?.
I Ini
DARK DEEDS
iked PICKPOCKET <in fog):
foe Tunney and Jack Dempsey flght.
ntly Just landed a gold ticker—softest No announcement has been made
eral guv I ever bundled,
ther CONFEDERATE (wrathfully):
(]„. It'* mine, you Idiot. And here s
at- y°ors-~*F*M*n* Show.
Vero ’ Bsach-Progress being
made « t Bute highway No. 4rDom
hi ® 1 . .
. /, . __.
k . lal C .n l
Vero to Stuart._________
PROVED U’lS METTLE
MRS. GRRUBD (after a U ft):
Whan I married you I didn't know
you were auch a coward. I thought
you were a brave man.
Zane Grey Sees Real
R om an ce
^ rT T h s tw r U te n romance.
In the South Seas port of Nukualofa. Fate
summer Kletblngsl wsreked lha
found her a nursa at w h a n g a r o a r — and wait sg.
lied, bul on returning to America J* mn*
Wbangsros had aeglected to vlaa the girl a
seemed InnlMBt again, but a*
iH S d the girl - in custody of her hu.bsad* until Urn
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Jv A M ’ORD. FLORIDA. TH U RSD A Y , SEI'TKM BER 15, 1927. .
M em ber Audit Bureau Of C irculations
ladora Duncan IsMlTTEN URGES Walker Calls
MSS
ELDER
IS
InParis/ FellowRefugees
lead A s Result O f LABOR BATTLE FramEighteenthAmendent PERSISTENT IN
FLIGHT PLANS
,n Auto Accident®^ COMMUNISM
Tinker’s Secretory
Takes Her Own Life
COVINGTON. Ky., Sept. 15.
—(IN S)—The body of Miss
Thelma Ryan, 32, was found In
her room here today by her
mother.' At her side was an
empty poison vial. Coroner
Stephens reported the girl had
been despondent because of a
love affair at
Orlando, Fla.,
Miss Ryan was the private
secretary of Joe Tinker, former
National League baseball star,
and now a real estate broker
at Orlando. Miss Ryan had just
returned to her parents home
from Florida.
KOI
ABANDON P
TO FLY PACIFI
y?
PARIS, Sept. 15 (INS)—May bereavement.
or Jimmie Walker of New York, Jhe presentation was in the form
speaking at a luncheon at tho Am
nine checks in the amount of
erican Club here, tsildressed all lino each. This sum was in addit
Speaker At B usiness M eeting Americana present as, “ Fellow ref ion t.» 125,000 which has already O w ner Of Roosevelt Field Al
Attempt To Break
Declares Labor And C apital ugees from the eighteenth amend l<«n given to the aged French widthough Opposed To Flight
io u s Dancer Meets ,
cord World Flight
Should U nite A gainst T h eir ment."
Vw by various organizations and
Will Not Deny Rulh Elder
After looking at your contented, individual*. Tears brimmed the
G reatest Common Enemy
Ends In Japan With
Right To Due T he Runway
satisfied, sober faces, I can go NYw York executive’s eyes as he
;atShawl C atches1
back to New York and recommend humid Mme. Nungvsser
the
10,000 Miles To Go
Says Menace Will
that the constitution) be revised i het k*.
“American
Girl”
Is
[to Wheels Of Auto
and brought back to nor “My son still lives,” Mme. NunSpread To America again
Ready For Sunday
mal,” he declared.
g'--.i.er declared bravely, pointim;
Mayor James J. Walker, of New t » n photograph of the war ace.
D isturbed Mind Of F arm er Is York, today presented to Mm. Nun- "M »on is strong and could en
Q u estio n O f P ro p o sed P ro je c t
Cited A s Exam ple Of C rea geaser mother of Charles N un-(dun a lot. Even if I do not heur
T o g e th e r W ith P la n sP o rA
tion Of D angerous Outlook gesser, famous French war ace 1from him for 10 years 1 will still
la k elan d Man A t Nineteen
who disappeared last May while believe that he lives.”
I-ocal A irp o rt W |ll Be D is
Flight la Given Up
attempting
a
Purls
to
New
York
Up
.n
leaving.
Mme.
Nungesscr
[omanWas Hailed As cu ssed A t C h n m b erM eetin g BABSON PARK, Mass., Sept. 15. nmi-stup flight. New York Clty,b|re,|uesu.,l Mayor Walker to kiss NEW YORK, Sept. 16. —Mias
On Advice Of Jap
—(INS)—An actual merger be
Ruth Eider, the attractive 23-yearexpression
of
sympathy
for
her
j
her.
which
he
di.l,
on
both
cheek*
[Greatest Exponent
Aviation E x p e r t s
tween cnpitul nnd labor ns a
old Florida flyer, will not be deni
^ At- T i m o
Sanford may be designated as a
of preventing the spread of
ed the facilities of Roosevelt Field,
Of Dance At llllie gtopover point on a J edition vtllp- means
in America was ad
TOKIO, S ept. 15.— (IN S )—
although efforts may be made to
Tampa air line, which is proposed Communism
t< day by A.A. Mitten,
ie plans of E dw ard F . Schlee
dissuade- her from attempting a A u th o rities Deny Bail While The
— | to be inaugurated within a shfnrt vocated
president of Mitten manage
non-stop flight to Pu'is, J. J. Lunled [time. This Information was given vice
Investigation Is Made Of and William S- Brock, o f De
ment, of Philadelphia, in nn ad
nln, owner of the field, declared
D eaths Of D a u g h ter's Two troit. to lower th e renent of
’continents,
and
th
e
exotic
!°ut
to‘‘“v
by
.EJ
dress
before
the
Bnhaun
national
com me iii«
.l
itary of the Chamber of Commerce,
today.
Tw
oSonsAnd Also Husband 28 and one h alf days f o r a tr ip
annual
business
conference.
peram ent \ h
.
• who said details of the project'and
project
around the world h a v e been
“
Personally
1
am
opposed to .»
“Communism
is
the
lurking
Strange and o fte n tr°?W |lo cal arrangements in conr
connection enemy “f every form of establish
abandoned as a reault o f th e
hazardous
flight
in
«
plane
not
s, are
stilled today
<(J at
al a, meet
|bs,
i
_____
.
. f o r |with it wilJ ^ diSCUM
BLAKELY. Ga.f Sept. 15,-(INS) fliers’ decision,
*e<l
thoroughly equipped with every
announced
ed
government”
he
declared.
ra Duncan is dead. She ing Friday of the trade body at the
safety device,” said Lannin. —A demand for release on bail early today, not to a tte m p t to
He
added
that
while
Communism
killed in an autom obile Seminole Cafe.
was made today by Mr. and Mrs.
may be a bigger menace in other : I.m in e 's Successor In sists Mould Also Investigate Al “ However, I will extend to Misu Harris Hayes, aged couple, who fly across th e Pacific ocean
ident as unusual in every
S. R. Hopkins of Orlando, rep countries ut present, this country
Elder und her navigtcT, Captain
from Tokio to San Franciaco,
as the life she ledresenting an aircraft corporation has no right to feel that it will bo I A theism Is Not N ecessary
leged D om ination Of S ta te George Haldeman .the same court aro held in jail for the murder by with two sti/p* at Midway Island
For.Membership5nRcdBody;
he world-fam ous dancer which plans to operate the air line forever free from the dunger of 1
Regularity Bodies Through esies offered to othe> flyers. "The poisoning of their daughter-in-law, and Honolulu.
«
her life last night when the between the Gate City and the such doctrine.
tins G HourTulk W ithL abor
hsngsr* and the runway are avall- M'a. Amos Hayes, of Detroit. '
Brock and Schlee. who
Campaign
C
ontributions
of her Spanish shawl caught south Florida metropolis, will be
Authorities have riot yet decided 12,275 miles, from Harbo* Grace,
nle to them If they are determined
He cited the disturbed mind of
mechanism vt one of the present ut the meeting tomorrow
upon
the amount of bail, pending New Foundland to.this1 city in 1»
J.OSCOW,
Sept.
15
(INS)—Joto
fly."
WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.—A
wheels of a motor c a t in to explain the venture. The . offi thj, farmer as creating n dangerous *eph Stalin, who succeeded Lenipe
investigation
of the recent deaths days, announced they had decided
And Miss Elder is determined to
h she was riding along the cials of the air line plan to carry outlook and suid the cure only can us “the itrong man of the Soviet?,’’ sweeping sensational investigation
of the couple’s two sons, Amos and to heed th# urging* of friend* and
fly,
she
said.
She
hopes
to
be
able
come
when
the
men
and
manage
at Nice. She was dragged express and passengers and at n
James Amos, husband of the De relatives, and the advice rf aer
in a six-hour interview with a of the ten-billion dollar, light and
the car as the scarf wound later date to make a bid for car ment of the railroads are harnes group of Ante.'i'sn labor men to power industry will be sought by to hop off by Sunday. Her plane, troit' woman died a few weeks be ial expert* all over the world, nbt
sed
in
actual
paVtnership
f o r econ
“The
American
Girl,"
is
equipped
Senator Thomas J.. Walsh (D) of
„ therevolvlng axle. Her neck rying mail.
to attempt the long trana-Pacifle
omic operation of the transporta day, denied that the Communists
with but one motor, is not con fore his wife.
broken as her head hit the runIn connection with the air line tion facilities upon which the farm in America t ike orders or receive Mi ntuna, as soon as the new senate structed tor a landing at sea and
The deaths of-Amos and James flight, which haa been dharartarboard, nnd her body was discussion, the Chamber of Com
financial :.i.! from Moscow. He convenes, it was learned today.
were
marked by the same symp lied by the Japanese and other
er
must
depend.
has no radio. It’s a high class
, d for 25 yards before the merce will also consider plans for
The
proposed
inquiry
would
dejve
tom* that caused the death of Mrs. airmen a. .ulch&.
“ W e m u st not s it idly by and feet J « la ™ d that the Communist In four could stop tho car.
Thee flight was abandoned be
into the financial structure of pub plane, nevertheless, zh* asserts.
a local airport, which has been ad that
a t America is secure because o f j !^r.nu_U on" ' ,: uK , 7 ^ n“ _fln T i * i
Lannin was quoted today ns »ay| Hayes, authorities declared. Jam cause of continued stom a over
tra#re«l/ ^occurred on the vocated* for some time. Volie Willic
utilities,
the
reasons
for
exist
sistance
to
the
American
Commun
es died about two qnd a half
the apparent prosperity of the |
made Des Anglais.
Miss llama, chairm an.of the committee
^
ists, unless it is sptcificully re ing electric light rates In the ing he would not permit any more months ago, and Amoa waa called the Pacific and the fact timt Ui*
he said
flyers to take off from the runway
nf ih l. m
a tto r . * m d b c - P r e se n t wme ne sum. ‘The most 1quested.
expected supply of
ran was riding In a car "b e ! Iin chArVroV'thi.
matter,'U"expec
United
States
und
the
alleged
com
ded to purchase if the demon- d t(j make a repcTt on available dissatisfied group in America to - , Atheism is not a necessity for binations cf various power cor unless they have an airplane with from Detroit to attend the funeral. not arrived at Midway Island.
The filers had nine and one-half
Hon proved satisfactory. H t r ||Uei| nnd other | ntereating deve- day is the farming class. The furm- membership in the Communist porations. Another phase of the in more than one motor; that their A week later he was stricken with
believes that the middle man gets j
plane must be equipped with some a fatal Illness and died.
days left to cover th# remaining
was witnessed by Miss Mary ]oprntnt* jn the progress of his er
quiry
would
be
aimed
at
the
alleged
party,
he
said,
adding:
too big a share, and the producer
his death, Amoa revealed 10,000 mile* of their eourae. They
a newspaper writer and w£rk
.
“I cannot imagine a good Corn- political- domination of state reg- devise permitting it t<* alight and to Before*
and consumer pay tho price.
his
nurse
here that he had se will return to the United States
rise
on
water;
that
it
must
carry
a
ujaroty bodies through campaigin
- °.f,.the
^ n r e J a r i S i Another m atter to come up for
“Prominent among the middle trial” such ns that held in Tenner* contributions to political parties navgator, must pass u rigid In cretly married a 10-year-old girl, by steamer a t the earliest opporag Miss Duncan in prepa * discussion will b e^ lan a for San- men
see
when
evolution
was
attacked,
whom the farmer criticises
^
spection by experts and must have and expressed the wish that hia IiiVtll V
' " ' r 1.?* / r i
Diini-*n
Post Card w eek, which will be are the transportation ugencies. is impossible in the Soviet union.” and leaders in the states.
father be informed of the marriage
Brock and Schlee landed a t Kaadeath of laadora Duncan,>Utwl the we«k of September 18. Befi/r* the farmer can be satis
“Science, w'hich is antagonistic
The resolution of inquiry prob- a radio or some other method of and take care of his wife and child. undnguara field her* yesterday
ht to a eloae a . « reV | Other Important m atters are also fied that he is being fnirly treat to religion, is supreme in Soviet u l , will call for the uppointment signalling.
Miss Elder, however, had not The elder. Hayes sent for Mn. afternoon from Omura, after a
in triumphs and great loce»t on ^ program, according to S. 0 . ed, he must be convinced that the Russia. The government allows cf u spcciul committee to conduct
flight through storms and
parked by bitter tragedies, bhlnholser, president of the organi management of the railroads are complete freedom of religion, but tlie investigation.
been informed this morning that Hayes and the baby, and she had trying
the
edgea
of the typhoon which
been
Ip
the
house
about
a
week
td sa the greatest contempo- zation, who said that » many in harnessed into such a partnership the Communist purty continues it*
I she would be refused the runway,
The
re-elution
undoubtedly
will
wrought
great
damage In e*
when
she,
too,
waa
stricken.
txponent of the a rt of terpl- teresting local feature* were to be that the effort of every individual propaganda against the church fveeive support of u Democrmtlc- and she did not believe It would be
sections
of
Japan.
Her
death
aroused
the
suspicion
refused
to
hen., brought up tolriOrtoW (hat It was la directed to th:* most economic which is denounced as reactionary. J*curgent coalition, thus motiving
The
big
monoplane,
which
of
physicians
who
demanded
an
“It would certainly spoil our
“W» have oppressed the priests its udoption. Senator George W.
ui uuncan’s brother, Raymond, 4 , * ^ unnecessary, t " secure an opewitiu* of the. business.
ped
off
from
Harbor
Grace,
N.
investigation.
The
coroner
went
to
because
they
championed
capital
plans,"
the
said.
„vlR«Biiiiafor NleMonlght i<» rjut-of-town afjlakeK, as had been
“Any form of civilization which ism. The Soviets are able und Norris (R) of Neb., insurgent lead
on
Aug.
17
and
which
kandw*
the
Hayes
home
but
waa
denied
ad
« Ma sister’s body here. It will previously panned.
But It would not stop her from
er, several times demands n sim
gives to any particular class,
Kasumlgaur* Flying Field,
[ taken Immedlatly t® Pere La
A cordial and urgent invitation whether t« concentrated capital or willing to co-operate with cnpitl- ilar inquiry and on one occasion, attempting the flight. She Mid mittance. Then a pathologiet waa miles from Tokyo, yesterday, wl
sent
from
Atlanta
and
he
reported
alt* Cemetery, and there cre to local business and professional to labor block, more than It ift en istic nations commercially- and dip suressfully sponsored a resolution, Captain Haldeman can take *ff
be shipped to the United State*
ated.
men to be p r e s e n t tomorrow, was titled to on the basis of what it lomatically through commissions. which brought about an inquiry by from Old Orchard, Maine, as did that traces of poiaon were evident in the steamer Korea Mara on
in
the
young
woman's
stomach.
Also,
the
Soviets
ure
striving
for
There will be no Rellgous Ser- extended by President Shinholser produces, Is bound to supply( u
the federal trade commission into the ill-dated "Old Glory."
17.
world wide peace. But the Soviets the ramifications of the General
Hayes is a prominent farmer Sept.
Duncan said, “ Because we today.
“The American Girl" Is not eq
fruitful field for Communism.'’
,
The -Pride of Detroit" ever sine*
will
not
relinquish
their
foreign
here
and
his
arrest
has
caused
e
eng to no church, and as yeti
uipped to land on water and ha* no
Electric Company.
it bopped off from Harbor Grac
.
n
l»
service for those of
DES MOINES, lowu, S ep t IS trade.”
moved toward ita goal with doc
The political angle of the pro radio. The plane weighs 5,600 sensation in the country.
eribr Intelligence.”
Record* of the Bulkeom Drug like regularity. The first jump
ONS)—Merging of the interests
posed inquiry probably will touch pounds loaded, carrlea about 600
| The ashes of the famous dancer ”
~
. n
117*11 of capital and labor has already Mrs. William H. Lee
upon the last senatorial campaign gallons or gas and haa a cruising Company were Introduced at the 2,350 milea across the Atlant
venerated to “squeeze out the
Illinois, during which heads of raduis of 4,8000 milea. She ex Hayes had purchased a quantity was negotiated without a skip.
Dies A fter Operation inpublic
farmer.”
utilities contributed some pect* to speed to Paris at the rate of strychnin* several months ago. From England the plan* flaw *While the aged couple* Issued cross Europe to Constantinople,
Henry Wallace, secretary of ag
thing like $286,000 to the cum of ubout 100 miles an hour.
....
The
muny
friends
of
Mrs.
„
„
.
,
,
emphatic
ytatementii from their where Turkish authorities war*
riculture under the Harding ad
poign fund of Senntor-F.ltct Frank
NEW YORK, Sept. 16. “ I*® I cells, denying the poisoning char- responsible for a delay. Taking off
| “0ur* is a tragic family.” Dunministration, lhu» took issue with Harry Watts of this city will re L. Smith (It) of 111., nnd other
uuthorltlea are seeking mo- from Turkey, th# flyers forged
l n said in discussing his sister’s
Plans for an ’outboard mara Dr. A. A. Mitten of Philadelphia, gret to learn of the death of her large sums to local candidates. been dreaming of making a fllgni
| t |vwa adequate to cover the case. steadily ahead, to India, ¥
ath. My father was lost ' in a thon water route with Sanford des who today offered such a plan in mother, Mrs. William H. Lee, who Walsh however would not discuss learned to fly and 1 m going to
[ipwrvck off the Cornish .coast, ignated ks one of the three pro- a speech at the National Uuslnes.i passed away this morning at the this phase of the investigation.
The only on* *0 far disclosed In of- 'ranch Indo China, llongki
If
era's chldren and Isadora her osed stops, are contained In a let Conference at Babson Park as a Fcrnnld-Laughton Hospital follow
Miss Ruth Elder, pretty 23- iceel investigation grew out of a Shanghai, Sasebo Kyushu, J*
' were killed in stupid accidents. ter just received by the Sanford method of heading off Communism ing an operation.
year-old flyer, here to* attempt a du'laration that Hayss I* under where the fly en ware delayed
EXAMINATIONS HELD
Mr*. Lee had made her home in
:i,ni0.mil* non-stop flight from stood to bo a beneficiary in certain stom a, and thence to Kaaumlggi
‘ I left Isadora last week. She
0# Commerce from R- in the United States.
Field.
Benson
Springs
for
some
time
and
“ in better spirits than I t W
\ WinUr il.v e n . The
In an interview with InU*r a
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 15 New-York to Parts, tossed her au ife insurance policies.
After inspecting the raawi
^ iff
tional News Service, Ml*. Wallace hud many friends In Sanford where (INS)—Examinations were held in burn locks with determination In
Kausumlguara
Field, Brock aa
she
hed
visited
often
us
tbe
guest
‘Perhaps she did foolish things picles of the Florida
making
thla
assertion
today
aa
she
TOLL CONTINUES TO RISE
Outboard declared that the so called indus
doubted very much whether It
♦time*, but she gave an en- Racing Association which plans to trial democracy advocated by tir. of her daughter. No funeral ar the office of the county superin and her co-pilot, Ckpt. Georg* Hal
ong enough to afford a ‘
■ely new movement to the art hold 30 cr more races during the Mitten offered no panacea for the rangements have been, made os tendent of public instruction to deman, went ahead with their
day
filled
u
number
of
vacancies
TOKYO,
Sept.
15
(INS)—The
■den pUne a succeaafUl
' the dance. What she gave did
plans
for
a
take-off
from
Rooaeagricultural ills ut the, west. • yet*
1 do herself, she inspired others coming winter season.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Lee is in scholarships at the Florida velt Field as soon aa weather con toll taken by the tldel wav* end These reaaetis coupled with
"As
for
Communism
he
declar
Preliminary tests tQ be conduct
)4o."
survived by five daughters, Mrs. State College for Women and Uni ditions permit—by Sunday if pos typhoon which swept Kyuahu, con fact that no suppliea wero as
tinued to mount today. WhIU res able* at Midway lad the
ed next month will determine fin ed, "The farmer* are simply not Watts of this city. Mrs. George versity of Florida.
sible.
.
cue work continued, the number of reluctantly to givo up t h e ___
al plans for the race, wh ch will built that way.”
Weatherwax
of
Minnesota,
Mr»,
Big business in a great many in
“Oh, we”ll make It all right," deaths todsy wa* officially pl««d top.
.
cover a distance of 560 miles. The
"ROYAL WINDSOR” DELAYS
has affected just such a Gus Mielke of. .South Dakota and
said Mias Elder, as she diwusaed at 411, and It waa admitted that
Schlee was acheduled to
will tentative plana,; a» outlined stances
the Misses* Hazel and Zaner I*«J
merger
as
Dr.
Mitten
suggests,
OLI) ORCHARD BEACH Me., the perilous flight which haa a. an adequate check had not yet been public address here today. Ha 1
by Mr. Pope, call for the atari at
Lee of Benson Springs ( and two
Jacksonville and a run to Saoford Wallace said, “and In many casci sonar Fax and Walter Le* of South Sept. 15, -XINS)—Unfavorable ready coat ten lives In. the last few made. Scores of fishing boat* in urge, he said the Japanese to f
it- it has certainly, if indirectly, op M aota.
the path of th# storm have not more airports.
weather reports 'between here and months.
and WinUr Garden wh«r« ^
to the disadvantngeofthj
She was a trifle disconcerted yet been accounted for.
Buffalo,
today
caused
C.
E.
age will take the boat* to KUa- erated
“Duke” Schiller and Phil Wood, over efforts to prevent her making
immee some 20 mi|e§ »w*y. Ar farmer. 1 cannot see anything in
DOCTOR TAKES OWN LIFE
t h e attempt,
attemnt. but she declared she
[GENEVA, Sept. 16 (INS 1 —The riving a t Kissimmee, thee boat* the plan to Insure better price* for
co-pilots of the plane, “Royal the
AMATEUR BOXER DIES
is
detarmlnsd
to go, reaar
pwmbly of the League of Nations will go down the Kissimmee River farm products, or to give the
Windsor,’’
to
postpone
th*
final
MEMPHIS. Sept. 15 —(INS>—
farmers
their
share
In
the
nation
sy rejected the demand of Bel- to Like Okeechobee and through
Dr. W. H. Smith, 46, locked him leg of their flight back to Wind Asked why she was so Insist
LOS ANGELES, Sept 15 (INS)
she replied:—
for eligibility to re-election the canal to West Palm ‘ Be**"- al income.”
self in the bathroom of hla home sor, Ont.
Harold
Williams, 17 -year-old am
“L want to be the first girl to
1 »three year aeat on the council. From tbia city the boats will go
today, turned on f.t* gas jets and
ateur
boxer
of Huntington P*1*,
turn
th#
trick.”
[Tv»nty-nlne vote* were cast In tb Mlartl, taking the Inland route.
died breathing the gas fumes. Ills SPECIAL EXEMPTION ASKED
died
at
the
General
Hospital bar*
Besides, she smilingly added,
«r of complying with Belgium’s
WASHINGTON, Sept 15^-Y
suicide was attributed to ill health
The boats are expected to aver
■he’a never been to Europe •*»' today fro mlnjuries received la*t tied by tbe proepect ut a
lueat. Nineteen were cast In op- age 22 miles an hour. Experienced
night
when
h#
wae
knocked
out
it
by his wife.
' WASHINGTON. Sept. 16 (INS) she’s heard a great deal about
don. A two-thirds vote of the drivers have already
.
signified
the firet round of * a*kadula« -American t a r i f f war at
Mrs. Mildred Seydell, of Atlanta, Farit.
»bly would have been neces- their intentions of entering the
inccrease of anti. American 1
. COURT RB-CON YEN EH
,re*
round
bout
with
Jimmy
chairman of the Service Star Le Her plane, "The American GlrJ.
to gratify the demand.
meat abroad, admioatratoa otU«
conUit, which U th# first of its
gion
of Georgia, called at the is equipped only with a a*®E** lake, Lo# Angeles lightweight.
i ‘ rejection of the Belgium kind ever staged in this itat*.
have decided to call a bait oa t
TALLAHASSEfl, Fla., Sept. 15.
nd is attributed to e concert—(IN S)—Faced by a heavy docket White House today to urge Presi motor, but she cannot eee why that CARROLL’S CASK CONSIDERED "snooping’’ activities of *
The
starting
flag
at
Jackson
dent
Coolidge
to
grant
special
1 aanouevre by the Latln-Ameri•hould deter her.
and with one.of It's justices, Arm
commission and treasury
states, which are known to ville is to be held either by Gov wave, with ita mounting toll " stead Brown, confined to his home tariff exemption for the Importa "Spirit of BL Louie," yhlch biased
WASHINGTON, Sept. IMINB) gators In South America
tsvor the allocation of addit- ernor John W. Martin or Mayor deaths and prostrations,
because of illness, the Florida tion of* the “Swia* chimea waten the way to Parle, was only a single —A special meeting of thee fed rope. It was learned today.
»I three year seat to any more John T. Alsop of that city. Of
State Supreme Court re-convened which the legio nplana to present -motored plane.
Th# firet step waa taken I
city in
ita come
L'v,ri*h
* r r a i^ b u t
ficials of the cities along the rout* theRelief
to blind war veteran* in Georgia.
Yet at kooeevelt Field there eral parol# board ha* bean called Tariff Commission when it
fopean powers.
may
to m o rro w , dux today after it’s summer recess.
l
or
October
b
to
consider
Urn
case
are
expected
to
welcome
the
con
were rumors that us# of the run
, foreign minister Vandervelde of
It wiU b* gradual, according to
of Earl Carroll, famoua New York tided not to eend a board t
Hfium accepted the adverse vote testants upon tbeir arrival.
way might be
Y*‘ «*r. i >y »* theatrical producer,
£raf. Henry J. Cox. government
Mrring a tin* for the
J. Lannin. owner of the field. I t
1 food grace. He declared he was
nto th* coet
meteorologist.
sentence,in
AtlantapanltaaUanf
waa from Ro o m vtit Field that
Bvinced that those voting agairut
ALIENS ARRAIGNED
for perjury In connection with to t end com.
Twerity-flvfo
deaths
hf*"
Lindberg.
Chamberlin
and
a
n
*
•Igium did so purely as a matter
tbe withdrawal
reported here as * reault of the
took off on their trans-Atlantic celebrated “wine bath” party two
Principle rather than because of
and
NEW YORK, Sept. lfM IN S heat during the past lbrf* <T^?*
year* ago.
•phality toward fds nation.
—Five of the six aliens arrester Fifteen died yesterday. HoapUaj*
NURSE
IS
HELD
Elder takl* with a south
With the building undergoing ings and other equipment la being h0&?lsa
In connection with the Brooklyn are filUd with proetrated victim*.
ern drawl, eha le trim of figure,
installed.
Floors
are
to
be
scraped
STING PROVES PATAL
Supreme Court bombing, end al The mercury touched 95 hefe yes finishing touches, work on the par within a few day* and mad* ready wears her hair bohbed • but ah* -ENID, Okie., Sept. 15. flN S )^
so auapected of planning e ter terday and Tuesday, marking the
doesn'x smoke cigarette*. No, ah* Murder charge# were to be fUed
.WORCESTER. Mass.. Sept. 1 5 - rorism campaign, were arraign hottest Sept. !3th end 14 th in the ish house of the Holy Cross Epis for painting.
fay against Mias Mary Atkin
■aid. the isn’t engagad to £ ?ptV n
copal Church U near completion
Doors,
window*
and
beam
ceil
F ^ S i-stu n g fatally b y a bug
ONE GAME
history of the local weather bureau. and contractors said today that thj ings in the assembly roo mof the Haldeman. Ha’e married. $he In son 28 year old nuraa. who la being
'*** he swallowed while driving ed end held for trial under $25,
The
blanket
of
heat
la
moving
In connection with th* deaths
uitomobile. Dr. R. H. McKln- 000 bail each today. They face eastward, according to Cox, and place would be ready for occupan building are now receiving prelim timated there waa “someene #!*•“ held
She and Captain Haldeman flew of th# wife and daughter of the
k dentiat, was the victim today a possible 25-year prison senten should roach th# Atlantic seaboard cy on October 1, or one month a- inary attention fro mth# painter*.
Rev. Charlea Bailey, Episcopalian
1 on* of teh strangest deaths av er. ce for “endangering human life.” by the end of the weak. Because liead of the time prescribed in their All of th# woodwork wlil be of to Kooeevelt Field l*et ev*ni
(Continued
On
P#g*
Three)
When comnleted the job stained finish.
. *
OTded her*. Within a few hours |
o flhe intent* heat Chicago school* contract.
With the completion of the par
HONEYMOONING
»r being bitUn inside hie throat,
THREE CASES IN COURT
were ordered closed until the wave will be seven weeks ahead of sche ish hops*, th# firm of Hpnt and
COTTON ■pBlCM
* three .weak#’ deUy in sec
^• McKinnon was fouhd to be the
subeldee. More than 25,000 *Un dule,
is* plana to begin prork in
of • virulent-Infaction, aee heard la
NIAGARA FALL.S, 0 n t . 4Sept. dents. released from stu d y ,. *T* uring materials .halting activities aHuddleston
Only three — _
INS)
YORK, Sep
few
days
on
the
county
atock•Psnied by high favor. Special- 15, -(INS) — ’ Honeymooning la
______
their “holiday” a t the
Municipal
Coart
Wi
isa
in
cot
——
ade, which will be erected near the
1 were unable to.save hi* Mfe. a profitable business —for the
with
way
O. W. Styron.
county home, about five
by
Hunt
tjie
metropolitan
Clifton house, famous as a mecca
* * ?
But w
'-RET NAMED FOR REDS
_ Contractor*. south of Sanford. Th# firm received
farmers over
for newly weds. The manage (dance s
ing for
last
for
this
ngthepraUiaa
i checks.
coni’
Couaty Co
^ R IS . Sept. 15 (IN 8 )—NkoU ment of thla hoatalry announced
state
agriculwa
‘ m In$5
‘ nd B*rto*omeo VansetU today th at It would b“l , d ? ‘J* t»re dep
estimated that U w aai
“
L'
> ** Immortalised, by having ■tory addition, coating $l, 000.uw*
EDcadding
3.000,Urior
1
S
X
ttr*
to acccomasodaf* future honey
, corn crop, trlcal
W O bubll. t»
moon
-• • .
.jnge Accident
is LikeHer Life
SANFORD MAY BE
STOP OVER POINT
ON AIRPLANE LINE
M« a r , u ^ hiuowTo OLD COUPLE HELD
FOR MURDER OF
DAUGHTER INLAW
Re
Uncertain Weather
On Pacific Is Cause
STALIN DECLARES WALSH PUNS TO
SOVIET WONT AID DEMAND INQUIRY
U. S. COMMUNISTS IN UTILITY CASE
Jacksonville-Miami
Outboard Race Will
tL S L IS lwo. ch"d”" “ • Be Staged Shortly
gue Of Nations
ejects Demand Qf
ian D elegates
Government
To Stop *Snoo|
Activities In
Worst Heat Wave
In Years Continues
To B ringSuffering
«
Contractors gay Ho ly Cross Parish
House WiU Be Completed October 1
A E S tf
n & jL
-X
r'-'-
a
m i.
�THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. S'
Records Of Two
Boxers Are Given
Chases Pugilists Trying
ToSeeThem A t Their Work
Plain old-Fnshioned Curiosity
A ttracts Crowds To Watch
Challenger AndChampionln CHICAGO, Sept. 11 —Of course,
Training FoiTbeir BigHout a sap may be excused for not
Tagging AlIBases
By International News
Sept. 14—(INS)—Here’s how Gene It appeared to be slightly more than
Tunney and Jack Dempsey stack up a good bet today that the New York
Y a n k e e s , who clinched the Ameri
in the fistic record*
can league pennant by trouncing
Cleveland twice yesterday, will be
opposed by Pittsburgh, in the
world's series.
While the Giants and Cardinals
were splitting a double-header.
Ami the Cubs were losing to Brook
lyn. the Pirates increased their lead
by smacking the Braves twice, fi to
1 and 5 to 4. The Pirates nre now
thr *• full games nhcad of the Cra-
knowing what it is all about but
CHICAGO, Sept. 14—(IN S)— the fact of the matter today w;is
Just plain old-fnshioned curiosity is nnd is that I didn’t nnd don't.
causing the American public to
Hero we hnve n couple of very
spend thousands of dollars these brutal pugilists, who tactitlv were
WeU, he just wusn't going to bt*| *, ° ”
days to glimpse Gene Tunney nnd in very critical training for the among those present today boJack Dempsey.
grent battle of the Twehtieth Cen cause, it seems, that he worked **ac'
At the nearby training camps tury Limited and the $3,000,00') awfully hard last Wednesday a •
where the world's heavyweight that Tex Rickard hat beery count week ago and he can’t take manyl
champion and the former wen*cr ing with gruat skill and ability chnnces. He disappeared with two'
of the royal diadem are preparing these many days. Here, or was It pair* of pajamas last nlRht and ills l,v:‘
for their title fight in Chicago, there, or maybe the other place, we faithful retainers passed along . •
September 22 , thousands are clam- I have the two heroic battlers, a* i the word that he had hied himself “"JJ
o'ing daily tc* watch the boxers in was saying, who supposedly are into the woods fearlessly to shout ,.
Knl,
their workouts.
• training for something taht it gen prairie chickens.
That the urgo calling the boxing erally understood to be scheduled
Of course, this fight is for I') ( • '
fans, who include * many women, to take place the night of Septem rounds and the general understand
ing is that a man can get himself i j,
is 'curiosity must be taken fuT ber 22 .
granted, for even the writing ex*, [ The only thing sure bout the absolutely right for a bout of that >
perts ngree that little ,if anything, night in oucstion was that rings! !• distance with a shave nnd n hair-' j<
may be obtained by . watching seats will cost $-10 and that you cut. So, possibly, I am merely be-1 p
ing cautious in attempting to chide'| | (ll
fighte** in training that will lend must bring your own money.
Otherwise, there is nothing sure, these great contestants who simp-' p
to making a selection a* to the
winner. Year after year the ex I particularly nhout the whereabouts ly will not contest before my eyes.' \v,.
p
perts haw spent week* a t the |o f h couple of fighters who nr.* All I know is that the learned
p
camps of the champions and their I training most assidiously and pain newspaper profession is getting
challengers, but figures show very stakingly for this stirring occasion. the greatest run around and push Del
few of even ck’JC consistently, Dempsey, having worked himself around in existence, mostly the'Smi
|
picked the wipper. In fact just into complete exhaustion with four purh around. Johnny Kling, with
, rounds ugainst a lot of sap spur his mask nnd protector, would Ris!
the contrary is t rue.
ring partners last night, Just na‘- make a really good reporter in
Few Ricked Dempsey
p
ilrally. had .to. declare a complete this story.
Few indeed picked Dempsey to
win the title from Willard back in
1519; an"equally small number of
experts favored ' Tunney when he
won from Dempsey in their origin
al meeting.’ Most t-f the spirts
editors also selected Sharkey be
fore he lost to Dcpscy nnd utmost
D e m p se y Knockouts
without exception
the boxing
1915-1918—Kid Hnnc«ck, 1; Bil|v
i YESTERDAYS HOME RUNS
sharks referred to Jack at that
Murphy. 1; Chief Gordon,- G;
A.MEIMCAN LEAGUE
thite ns world's lending "huJohnny Person, 7; Anamas Camp
Season’s bell, 3; Joe Lynn*, 9; Fred Woods.
muYi husk.”
D ram a O fC hnm plonshipFight
'
and
Club
Yesterday
Total I;(ienrg* Cupelin, 7; Andy. Mal
When Dempsey fought Tommy
Between T unney, Dempsey
loy, o; Two-Round Gillian, 1; Jack
Gibbons a t Shelby, Montana, in
D raw sA ttcntionO fF um lom ;! Yankee«
Downey, 2; Boston Bearcat. 1;,
JD2.3 almost every expert said the
Battling Johnson, I; George Chris
U cripts To T otal *T Millions' Collins.
%.ne written publicly said Oibbonj
ti.in, I; John kovhn, l ;Joe Bonds.
.
Yankees
then champion would win by a
10;D:in Ketehel, 5; Bob York, 4.
CHICAGO, Sept. II.—(INS)— Combs,
would last 15 rounds.
1917— A1 Norton, 1 ; Charlie Mil- It’s
the
drama
of
the
thing!
^
Yankees
Dempsey, In training for several
ler, 1 .
.
That’s what the “crowd experts" Fonseca,
weeks to his camp a t Lincoln
1918— Homer Smith, 1; Jim
and
psychologists
j^re
saying
about
Indians
Fields race track, has given th.*
Flynn, 1; Bill urennun, fi; Bull
public only the remotest idea of the Jaek Uemps'ty-Gene Tunney Regan,
Suttee, 1; Tom Riley, 1; Dan Ket
kcnvvwoiirht
title
boat
here
SecR*‘d
S*
x
Ms true condition in his daily work
ehcl, 2 ; Arthur Pclky, 1; tvid Me
outs. For the most part tho chal
Cnrthy, I; Bob Dcver, 1; Porky
Turry,
lenger has been working with a
Flynn, I; Fredr Fult'n, 1; Terry
Giants
nondescript collection of sparring
Keller, 5; .luck Moran, 1; Battling
Harper,
partners, nono of whom is ablo to
i.rvinsky, 3; Porky Flynn, 1; Carl
Giants
test the real ability of the erne| Moris, 1; Gunboat Smith, 2.
Jnekfon,
time undefeated heavyweight.
1919—Big Jack Hickey, 1; Kid
Giants
Later on, a week or so befe*c the
Harris, 1 ; Kid Henry, i ; Eddie
date of tho fight, Dempsey will
Smith, I; Tony Drnkc, I; Jess Wil
TIIK LEADERS:
probably go through some strenu
lard, 3 (for heavyweight title).
AMERICAN—Ruth 52, Gehrig
ous drills with better opponent*
e, 3; Bill Bren1920 ^Jiill^ Miske,
C». Lszxeri 18, K. Williams 17, nun, 12 .
nnd this muy indicate In a slight
1921—Georges Cnrpinlier, 4;
degree just hc*w much he can taku hoforu Ihe encounter, have caughi Simmons 14.
lh>. promised and it* attendant e.i
NATIONAL—Wilson 27,
Cy
nn<j gf-se,
192*1—Luis Firpo, ’2.
chuntmcnt
Williams 2tl, Hornsby 21, Terry
Knocked Oul lly
Tunney is well known far the
111, Webb M, Hcerman II, Hot1917—Jim Plvnn, 1.
fact that Im i» one of the worst,
tomiuy 14.
No Decisions
gynasium and training camp per-,
1918— Billy Miske,
10; Illl
LEAGUE TOTALS
fem ers the boxing game has eVMiske, 0.
NATIONAL— 122
ver known. He goes through hi*
Draw
AMERICAN—402
drilling in u slip-shod fashion and
1915-1910 —Jaek
Downey, 4
throughout gives the npcctntors
Johnny Sudcnbcrg, 10; Andy Mai
LEADIN'!
this impression he will be delight
toy. 20.
ed when the whole thing is over, lie
1917—Willie Meehan, 4.
appears frankly bored whether
Won From
NATIONAL
taking on the chin or handing out
1915-1910—Johnny Sudcnbcrg
Player
Jfc
cluh
G
punishment to his spurring part
10; Terry Heller, 10; Andre An
P. Wnner,
ners.
derson, 10 ; Wild Bill Kenney, 10
Pitts.
138 5
Danger Of Injury
John Lester Johnso.n, 10.
llnrnsbv.
Naturally no fightrr is ever seen
1917—Willie Meehan,
going a top spjecd in a training
McAllistcr, 1; Gunboat Smith, 4;
camp workout, for there is al
Curl Morris, 4.
ways Ihe everpresent
danger
1918—Curl Morris (foul) G.
of injury.
During a Jiectie!
1923—Tom Gibbons, 15.
exchange boxers often bump heads, |
Lost championship to Gone Tunsome times accidentally und often |
nev on 10-round decisioojrt I’ltiluotherwise. A severe cut, generally 1
driphiu, September 33, 192'?.
m cr the eyes, results.
Dempsey has received s c v e n l'
cuts from heud humps or butts, a s 1
they arc known to boxers, u n d ;
Simmons,
when he was in training for hi* ,
fight with Gibbons he was so sev -1
Phila.
90 351 75 |.|
Heilman,
crely cut over the eye bv a butt,
that it was necessary for u aurDetroit
125* 138 95 Pi
Gehrig,
gron to take several stitches over
Lincoln Fields. Cretv. III., Sept.
the optic. For n time, it wn*» |
New York MO 529 MO 29
14—(IN S)—As proof that all is
Forthcrgill,
thought it would be necessary to
Rosy between Jack Dempsey and
)ostpone the fight because of the
, Detroit
120 4H1 88 1*3
Leo I*. Flynn, his mnnager, the lat
Limb,
*
njury.
ter today displayed a glittering dia
The man who butted Dempsey
Phila 125,403
98 16
mond hmcelot, whlcn he- said was
during the workout was immedi
Loafer a year ago today
a gift f'on> the cx-cumplon to Mrs.
ately ordered from the ramp,
u«h, Detroit .3H1. ;
Flynn who s«w»n will aupervlsi
Dempeey’s trainer charging he was
.Dempsey's
cooking.
careless. The boxer later however,
t h e b ig f i v e
capitalised the incident, -several
Hornsby 131 400 116 THO
“And it’s worth nine grand if
apart writers claiming he did not
»'« bb
123 483 98 102
it’s worth u ncikle,” said Flynn.
butt Dempsey but 'cracked open
Ruth
136 48 I I I 169
“That ought to give the lie to some
JfeaK't eya.wltb a blow. The spnrNooaker 131 507 71 109
of tho newspaper uccounts ih»t
Collins 88 216 550 70
dlnnl* arul Giants, who are tied for
second place. The Cuba are two
'behind* the second- place
teams.
'
With Loe Meadows . turning in
Hisk18th victory, the Pirates bent
their nemesis, Kent Greenfield, in
the opener. The Brave* shelled
Aldridge off. th» landscape in the
ninth inning of the second game
but were stymied by Ray Krcmer.
After small William Shordol had
trimmed them by n 5 to 2 score,
the Giants ran amuck with the wil
low, knocking Jess Haines out of
the box and winning the nightcap.
stole a base, beating the
gle-handrd. A four-run ra
Cub* in the eighth fell
inning* and
llev-,1 l>
enc run and Brooklyn wo
The Robins incidentally
the Braves in sixth place.
WISELY .AND
In clinching the penn
Yankees beat Cleveland
F inS T OLIY LADY
the s a m e score, 5. to 3. B
walloped homer.1* no. 51 a
nnd Pipgras and Hoyt p
was Hoyt’s 21st victory.
Wa.-hmgton downed Detroit twice But V s got ’it
3 to 2 and 5 to .*1, and knocked the and they ke«
Tiger *)ut of third place. The Red 'Whistlin’ down
“ I t ’s T o a s t e d ” gives
Lucky Strikes the finest fiavo
and protects the throat
IN HISTORY WILL
WITNESS BATTLE
BasebaUStatistics
fa Major Leagues
All Rosy Between
Jack Dempsey And
Manager Leo Fly nil
E
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester 3; Buffalo 12 .
Baltimore 3; Newark 6 .
Jersey City 5; Reading 6 .
Toronto 3-7; Syracuse 2 -5 . •
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta 0 ; Birmingham 6 .
Memphis 0 ; Chattanooga 2.
M* bile 6 ; New Orleans 5 ,
Little Rock 0 ; Nashville 8.
the Americans, who.* router! the ed und abetted by powerful field
end the series and will retain tho glasses.
£
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
International challenge cup. The
But apparently the spectator r
Macon 14-1; Augusta 7-4 (2i
, at* not worrying about how Demp- G, darkness).
| sey or Tunnoy fights or who win*,
Charlotte 7; Columbia ft.
t Seekers of the |5 seats are mote
Knoxville 3; Asheville 6.
YANKEES WIN
*• I numerous than all others.i
Spartanburg 1 ; Greenville 2.
The spectacle and drama of th?
YORK- §«Ft. 14.— (W *> mighty trowd*+-that'a the «rge!
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
ig rliprbed th* American
Pensacola 8 ; Savannah 0 .
pennant by their -doubU
NEW ORLEANS LOSES
Montgomery 7; Jacksonville 3.
over Cleveland yeaterday,
Columbus 6 ; Albany 9.
; York Ywikws today bant
ATLANTA, Sep*. 14.—(INS) Selma 1; St. Auguatino 2.
Although it lost to Mobile G to
5 ,th e New Orleans team was still
AMERICA ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis Of Toledo 5.
•
Milwaukee 2 ; St. Pmil 3.
Kan aa City 2 : Miiuunpoli.? 5.
-
^delight.
...
‘
ful and of no possible injury to their voices?
For the answer we turned to medical men and asked them
this question:
*
.
D o y o u think from y o u r exp erien ce with L U C K Y S T R I K E cigarettes that
they are less irritating to sen sitive or tender throats than o th er cigarettes,
w h atever the rea so n ?
11,105 doctors answered this question “YES.”
Consider what these figures mean; consider that they
represent the opinion and experience of doctors, those
whose business it is to know.
/W
jT)p*i
William Hodge,
Favorite A ctor
o f the Stage,
writes:
irUntil I began to smoke
Lucky Strike cigarettes, I
had to limit my pleasure
in smoking. Now I smoke
Lucky Strikes exclusively. My voice, my throat
are never affected.”
Results Of Gam
But even so only those with tho
W h a t 1 1 ,1 0 5 *
. d o c to r s w r ite
a b o u t s m o k in g
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 8 -6 ; Boston 1-4.
St. Louis 5-0j New Y«rk 2-12.
Chicago 5; Brooklyn 6 .
Cincinnati 5; Philadelphia 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 6-5; Cleveland 3*3.
Boston 5-3; St. Louis 4-2.
Washington 3-5; Detroit 9 -3 .
Philadelphia 15, Chicago 5 .
W e h e r e b y certify, that we
ex a m in e d ft, 105 s i An*** 1
confirm ing th e above stw
LY BRAND, R0S8 BROS. A MON
Accountants and Audiw'l
Nsw
York, *July
2i, 1927
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*
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inford Herald
rrrrj ittf n M M
nc
Responsibility Of Citizenship
THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1297.
W THIJ COUNTY m „ u.
sr.YII\O l.i: COUNTY, *TATrT
FI.ORlm. r *T®
L ittle Red Riding Hood
As Brisbane Sees It
IN I t K i T H E E S T A T E OP
HA I , LI K O R E KM,
We h a v e o ften h e ard it said th a t
nobody’s bu sin ess Is
■t
V biU i
ITIM I.
I' an
everybody's b usiness an d a s a corollary we m ig h t reverse it Typhoon And Christian.
Ri
’< w i_ _I «Mi and say w ith a n eq u al d eg ree of tru th t h a t everybody’s b u si Whisky *nd Men.
____
XT, IS IS . a t
“Cop*Dodger/* New Drug.
flM iH I * *
Nt I l i t t H . FIm Mi ,
- i t ness is nobody's business. This is a p p a re n t w hen w e consider They Heally Drowned Hint.
* t M in t «,
some o f th e g la rin g exam ples of co rru p tio n t h a t had in fe s t
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
I D U D E A N _____ K n iT O R ed the a d m in istra tio n of governm ent in citie s, co u n ties, s ta te s
(•arrlgkl l*« by Star fa.
IO W A H D B U f l -------M A N A O R R
th e new spapers
J O W M , M M M t f M H w and nation. From tim e to tim e we pick up
HAD NEWS FROM Asia. In
s u b s c r ip t io n
r at**”
and read w here public officials h av e become involved in
O f Y rn ™
ITM questionable acts, ignoring th eir o a th s of o ffice in ord er to Japan, 10,000 an- reported killed
l»y a fearful typliuun unit tidal
HI* M m l t i
T in * M ajtU .1^____________ S1.T1 secure personal gains.
wave sweeping away villages on
n r C»rr)»f n r > m t ---------- r i i
U nder such circum stances w e usually see th e guilty Kiushiu Inland. ’Hie typhoon
WffMr V f "l < l * h p r r 7 n r
p a rtie s A ro u g h t into c o u rt and sen ten ced to prison, while un i? -aid t" have been I he moat se
T W M « n U S a a f a r S ’a » l « i n r a « w
pap er la k a r r ik n
la Ik *
l a t r m a - a ro u sed public h a ste n s to o ffe r
its m ost sca th in g condem vere in many year*.
l U a l l M m * l * r t l r r , r r n l t l i c Iron*
criticism s are well ta k e n and iifu stm te the
ltd
a a j n r l a r ••* * ■
• r f a a l a a t l M nation. T hese
CHINA REPORTS 80,000 massal i r r a l r t k a i u a i *»•!■#■ d a lly r o . e r n a tu ra l reactio n to crookedness w hen it is exposed, b u t we• I red
kmM a l r l h a Im I I i c r t r a l a o f Ik * * »
by Marshal Feint Yii-Haiwijr,
H r# n * r l d , T h e I. N . ft la h i * * I i I . doubt th a t people realize th a t th ey
a re in d irectly rcsponsi’■ cal ed the “Christian general.”
Ir
W th l* ll
lu
F la r l S a n l
ltd
•a a a a a r * f k a a l l l v
a t a t s a m a la ble for th e very th in ^ w hich th e y denounce. In nine instances ’1 hat Chinese Christian, roused to
W a life a n t * * a a l.
o u t of te n w here c o rru p tio n is exposed in public office the fury, beeause some of his men
Tfe* M e n l l U a a * a k * r *1 Ih a cause can be traced back to an in d iffe re n t
citizenship. The were killed by the “heavenly
A « A lr K a m a a f
C l r r a l a l la a a , i
Rate” society, ordered in revenge,
l a t r r m a ll a a a l A n a r l a t ' n a a f P i k . public’s unconcern p e rm its
u n d esirab les to tak e office and a slaughter that included old men,
1u 1a 4a *r 1r a1 , A
a *f m l t e r n , a a d A S s s r l la l a c
Ax*>la M
*»k lr k r e q a lr r a ***k P a h - its indifference allows th e practice o f co rru p tio n to go u n general run be more deadly than
■k*r
l a a a k a a ll la
women and children. A • hristian
questioned until .the inevitable upheaval occurs.
w a r a a^
tfe
a k l a f l l a f a a k a r r ip lla a lla t*
general
cun 1m* mure deadly than
l! a• « r d * r Il a# v e r i f y
a k a a la lr ly
a ll
S peaking before th e Jacksonville K iw unis Club sev eral
r lr r a la lla a
aa w r it
i
• t l l a a * f *1
a
typliuun.
days ago, C harles M. D urrance, s ta te ’s a tto rn e y o f th a t city,
M a r a t k a a■lla r a a a * flk a 4 a .
spoke on th e gospel of citizenship and his rem ark s as repor
MR. HULL, IN charge of Unit
•THURSDAY, SEPT. 15, 1927
ted by th e Jacksonville Jo u rn al a re w o rth y of our serious ed .States inimigratiari, says millconsideration. M r. D urrance s a id :
. T H K IIKII AI.IJ'S 1‘ H U IiH A M
irns of foreigners are in this coun
1
1 > . aaiu; l a e lty a a d e a a a l y a t .
try illegally. We accept immigra
“W
e
are
too
in
d
ifferen
t
to
o
u
r
d
u
tie
s
ns
citizens.
The
a U a la lr a ila a .
*V—Ur#*f' nil** raafr In Jai-k.oa fall of th e Roman em pire was due to th e indifference of its tion, us we do-snir alcoholic drinks,
7 VJU*»
only of the bootleg variety.
1*— C a a a l r a r l l a a a f *1. J a k u In d ia n people to a ffa irs of the co u n try . Rome is no more because her
Whether it is wise to specialize
• H im ( aaal.
of c iti in bootleg whiskey and bootleg
4*— I n a u g u r a t i o n n f m u n l h l f “ I ' l r - citizens forgot. W hen we forget th e responsibilities
- gp %V##ka
zenship, then we are neglecting o u r children and playing immigration remains to he seen.
I f ■- l a p a » . a l !■■ a f k a l l d l n s
pro*
♦era *a—knear- k n lr la , a * a r lm r t ii false to ou r fo refath ers. T his should be a tim e for re-dedicntI
* k a ia r a .
ionA NEW DRUG appears in Am
A— A r a m n a a l l r C h e a t,
ft— l a m p l r t l u a
a f r tty
k r a a llfa .
"W e are potentially a s much a p a rt of the governm ent erica illicit selling, culled by ud■l l a a a r a g r a m .
dicts and criminals the ••cop-dod
of o u rs as any o th e r h um an being.”
A — A a r w a a d m e fte r a k a a p lla l.
ger.” Chief Magistrate McAdoo of
New York, says it comes easily
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
through the custom houses. Then a
A
Had
Appearance
[ i a p D MY STRENGTH:— My,
simple treatment turns the prepa
e»h and my heart faileth: but |
-------------ration into morphine.
od Is the strength of my heart, |
T h ere is even yet a hang-over from boom days which we
'I he i n c r e a s e in d r u g u s e u n d t h e
wul^my portion forever.
Pnatm
req u ires th q a tte n tio n of th e law -m aking body of th e number of udoicts In America
X nnavoT o
„
City of S anford - There have been m any changes of neces- shows how hard it is for prohibi
*
i Ell: 9 , y'i
*ity mude in th e stru g g le to re tu rn to th e norm ality of th e tion or law to reach small pack
eusily concealed drugs and
___________
| pre-boom period und in the past few weeks the Cnmmtssion- ages,
whiske}.
In Probate
’“‘-d
F in a l Natter,
Notice In hereby itlven tt...
umlrralgneil will „n “h*
1
November a.' I), jsit p r .^ 7 ,!>,
Honorable County Juit*..
1
ole County.rf.-i,,rl,l«. h„- L9;,""
turn, account and voucher* ,?V
tnlnletrutrlx <|C the Ratal. nr oA‘
Oreen, deceae-d. and at ih. 1
n
tim e , t h e n a n d th e re ." “m a k l!*, “ 1
•-ntlon to th e a atd
e Inr
•__“i *•!
. . J u d g—
fij
nl s e t t le m e n t of h e r admlnHinihJ
of e.ild e a l n t e , unit
,‘n‘' for an .„,|,f
charging
h e r ne euch
'"linlnlitr
tr l*.
P a l e d Hit* t h e l a t h <!a\ ..f
u m A. t>. If*ST
1 IA T T I K | X ) | „ :ib
A* Ai l ml nl Kl r a h - l x ,.f t he
Sail,,
_
O r e e n , de e env eU
l a m
*
*
a
I should be killedI
Bee Brand Powder «*
Liquid kills Flies,Fttu.
Mosquitoes, RoicW
Aata, Water Burs,
Buga, Moths, Crick*
PoultiT Lice and uum
other msects.
1
\
ioc sod
lS3TJ
aje get * s d » |
joe sad Si.oo
j, *1
----Sprty Cua '^Jl
Write fw frtcb ookU t^ o.
|o | boosetod (srd*alaw*
McCormick A (V
fitiliiDorf, Aid,
8
QU1ET EVENINGS
era have made some headway
Brand
INSECT
P ow der
in the reconstruction und in
By Edgar A. Guest
the retren ch m en t ho necessary for o ur stab ility .
NEW YORK CITY nu longcrji
Oh, tome may take the radio and
FINAL
NOTICF.
But a m inor m a tte r h a s ap p aren tly bec,n overlooked. D ur relishes ordinary murders, now so
i l R C O U R T O F T U B COUNTV
tome may aee the show,
L iq u id
ing 1925 and th e early m onths of 1926, a g re a t wave of plentiful, hut is mildly interested INJ 1T IMiK,
J. G. SHARON
SF.R IN O I.E
COUNTY.
And tome may jump into the rar
! » l * » E O F r'l.O IIIIIA .
in
this
one.
autom
obile
buying
spread
over
o
ur
people.
Fam
ilies
which
Attorney-at-lAiw
1 and riding gayly go,
In i:> T h e E s t a t e Of:
is a Prescription for
Three companions told u youth
.fCI-'
M A Y \ Vt W>p ,
f)cccn*».,l -In
had previously been co n ten t w ith one m oderately priced
But now and then
Will practice In all the ccurt*
pr i . hul c
they
would
take
him
in
u
boat,
pre
M alaria, Chills and F ever,
Away from men
car, or perhaps none a t all, began to feel th a t some means of
FIN AL
NOTICE
Examination of Abitracta of Land
tend he was drowned, hide him and
I like a quiet nook,
S . ' l l r * Im h e r e b y g i v e n t h i n l b s
m
otor
locomotion
was
necessary
fo
r
each
person
in
a
family.
Dengue or Bilious » ever.
collect the insurance.
They took uml . r - l K o e i l c l l l , un i h * Hth
of
An eaty choir
Title* given especial attention
Oc l t t h - r . A. 1». I'.i27 , p r c Hc n t In tlti*
There
had
to
be
a
special
c
a
r
for
each
m
em
ber
of
a
household.
It kill* the germ*.
him
in
a
hoot,
but
did
not
pre
And time to fare
l l n r u . r u h l c C o u n t y . I m l g c >>f S r m l The pages of o book
And then too, th ere w ere m ore people here. There were tend. They dropped him overboard nnl e I ' u u n t y , K t n r l i l a . h i s f i n a l r e
Prompt
€
The t u r n . a c c o u n t n ml v o u c h e r s a s AitSociety la well enough and dinner more real e sta te o p erato rs and prom oters, who since, when rowed away, let hint drown.
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three are indicted for murder in the l l i i i w u m l . D e c e a s e i l , a n i l a t s n h l
parties please,
S erv ice
But night by night and week by people found th a t in re a lity they w ere m erely buying from first degree. A rubbi who happened t i me , ihi-n a mt t h e r e , m u h n a t i p l l UNION
ECZEMA
OINTMENT
weejfrhnw wearisome are these! each o th e r, have gone back to G eorgia, or frozen areas f a r to he on the shore saw the deliber c u t h . n In t h « sul i l J i o l g n f o r n f i n a l I
S i - I t l . n i c n l o f Ills H i l m l n l s t r a t l n n n f
For treatment nf Ring Worms, Jiggers and any skin eruption.
HPT ;
" And so I say
th e r north* And to u rists, too, the tin-can v a riety , who flocked ate drowning and reported it. snhl
c Ni ut c, a m i f o r u n o r i l r r i l l s - ,
I^et come the day
Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by the
‘ilnre
will
he
recriminations,
when
cm* m i w h i m a s s u c h a i l m l n l s t r n t n r .
to F lorida in v a st hordes, in m ost cases looking for ' easy
t h i s t h e l l t b il ay nf A u g - |
My hat stays on the hook
the plotters meet again presently.! list1'iicil
A. n. 1927 .
money, b ro u g h t th e ir c ars and helped to crowd o ur streets.
And I may sit
UNION PHARMACY — Phone 375
O E O I t O E fl. H EH 1 U N O .
i
A t th a t tim e p erh ap s it was wise to lim it park in g spueAnd, read a bit
A s A i l m l n i s t r u t o r o f t he E s - i
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on th e busiest o f o u r th e n busy s tfe e ts . A t.th a t tim e it was board one utter another. Science
iii-i
T is fine to hove good friends drop Hometh
^:hfng
of a problem t o ‘find a place to leave a per. And docs uway with "solid mutter," on
In or coll us on the ’phone,
UmA l4,
,
i ! )i d
But now and then the soul rebels had it n o t been fo r the th ir ty m in u te p a rk in g law, only those ly electrons, revolving at a hue*
i
.ble
rate
ol
speed,
ure
left.
pnd asks to be alone.
who arriv e d before RUh-up could have found u place to park.
Now you learn that terra firmo'
Let him who will
B ut since th e n a v ast chango has ta k en place. I t is al
Go dancing still
is u delusion. Dr. latnibert, of the
Or praising tome one’s m ost g e ttin g to th e point w here an autom obile is as much of coast survey, says the crust of the
Phone 23t.
a novelty us it w as in th e h o rse and buggy days, Even on S a t earth moves up and down with n
cook
TUI bedtime comes
G ifts NOW on our new
urday n ig h t' it is no tric k to find a place to p ark . O rdinari- rising and falling tide us does the
Jew eler
AUTOMOTIVE
eany paym ent plan.
-III let .my- thumbs „ . . ,ly th e re a re dozens and dozens of v acan t places along t h e |',mm
ELECTRIC CO.
Go pagln? through a book. jc u rb |n to w h jch a drivep c a n r u n .
Only 84 shopping days be
..
108
Magnolia
CONTINENTS SLIP AROUND
fore Christmas.
Even for the vets who returned!
T?® J ilrty -m in u te p a rk in g law h a s outlived its usefu!- oi, the hard inside core nf the earth.
1st. S t. & Oak Ave.
to Paris, It will hardly be "as you nosH* It should be rescinded. Let folks b rin g th e ir cujrs to Suuth America was once joined to Meet Today’s Demand
were’
tow n ho th a t Sanfortl w on’t have th a t d eserted village look. Africa. '
Scientists have perfected in
Prices in Loch . A rbor
to i
v Our *Florida
i . c hurricane
i.v
nseems
u / „i„
T h a t th ere a re m any people* in n o rth e rn la titu d e s in ter- struments that will measure within
ISS'y'ili?
.
c.ll(ornla * * * ,
Florid*. i? b y lln tw l by th e m ail rw e iv e d at the Or one billionth of an inch in width,
m eet the e x istin g con
nml one millionth of a degree in
lando
C
ham
ber
o
f
Commerce.
D
uring
th
e
m
onth
of
A
ugust
ffr.
temperuture.
We ure gruduully
d itio n s of today—one
Th* East Coast bank, It sold, over nine hundred le tte rs w ere received, in response to learning ubout everything, almost
Daytona, Will pay thirty centa which le tte rs hnd lite ra tu re w ere m ailed. T he f ir s t week in too much for our feeble minds. In
pays for m erit in this
,th* dollhr. Don’t count on that S eptem ber showed u lurge increuse in th e n um ber of letters the last 127 yeurs men have learned |
M aC
.......................
deelopm ent but todays
received.‘ ..
T his
will probably be tru e of o th e r cham bers o f more than tney learned In the ‘>00.•
(K>0 years preceding A. I). 1800.
B rf.
A
.. _ # , com m erce. And of the le tte rs received from p ap ers and maprices will he found
N ^ ' ^ l o r t ln ^ d m o n io hli f ? * ™ * ‘ h *‘ c * f > ,. 0 rl,‘n‘*° « iv e rti» in g . It l» w o rth y of noteTHK AMERICAN historical
a sto u n ish in g ly
tow'.
staff—now' gbout a week old— th a t m o se received from C o u n try G e n tle m a q w e re nearly us preservation society yesterday sold
Taijipa Trlbu:
m any as ull th e re st com bined, and “S uccessful F urm ing" at auction the house in which Pres
H ave you inquired?
ident Monroe died in New York ltd
was second h ig h est.—O rlando R ep o rter S ta r.
years ago.
It didn't seem worth
----------------------------- ------------------------------f f f e. aturdsy was the tenth of Sep
while to preserve the place, which
tember. If you have not aeMled your
sold for 910,000. Many hope that
Augoat accounts,, get busy.—Ocala
FIGHTING TH E INHERITANCE TAX
the Monroe Doctrine will be pre
jr. Ye* .and pay .your loeal bills
4
m
served, however, than no league of
TAMPA TRIBUNE
nations nonsense will be allowed to
EVOE Lead and Zinc Paint m uit and
interfere with it, and that a nation
That
was
a
gathering
of
distin-.a
program
which
includes
a
retlucPeeksklH. New Vorlf, man wait
strong
enough
to
back
up
that
doc
idoes stand up under a “weather machine”
ed forty-rtve years to pay a per gulsneu representatives of various tion in the corporation Income tav,
trine
nearly
100
years
ago
is
not
Box
330
states
which
met
in
Washington!
repeal
°f
the
war
excise
taxes
levSanford
sonal debt of four dollars. Then he
test before it leaves the factory.
few days ago, a t the call of the | leii u|»on particular businesses, too weak to maintain it now.
found that hi* debt, Including inter
Chamber of Commerce of the Uni* stmplificatlun
................
of the internal reve
est, was forty dollars.
ted States, to take action against nue system, revision of provisions
And how this machine punishes the paint I
•■- - o -----the federal inheritance tax. It was of the statute affecting the income help and guidance is when he n
Did we hear s^me one mention the most formidable appearance hcc ruing from "installment selling, preparing a subject und not after
Artificial sun rays scorch it. Artificial rain
a summer cold?—Gains villa Sun. yet made of the opponents of this establishment and maintainence of he has learned it or failed to learn
Yes,-. Friend . Pepper, but thank unjust** and unnecessary imposi- u reasonable balance between fed- it. Especially is this true In the
storms drench it. Artificial frost freezes it. In
hsayenA it wore itself out.—Ocala tion. The meeting was for the pur-jeinl
revenue* and expenditures and case of freshmen, many of whom,
a few weeks this machine concentrates all the
left alone, find it difficult if
JBtar. Yon w ere lucky. Oars wore
;a g e j
*? , adopting measures for the study of all phases of taxation and if
not
impossible
to
idjust
them
ua out.
revision of federal taxes, with tha tnx administration by a joint conweather wear which paint would receive in
selves to college life."
* •
■ —--o— ■ ■ ■
i state tax as the principal consi gri-ssfonal committee.
A
student
who
seems
to
demon
years of actual use on your house.
fUlism . Randolph llearat says deration.
These are all m atters of national
Florida was capably represented Importance und the Chamber cf strate his faithlessness is ejected
flight of,“ Old GIoTy". waa not
fcdtlon purposes. A* we un- at this meeting by Senator F let Commerce of the United StaU-x from the class room.
Do you wonder that we guarantee a satis
The Rollins plan has been in ef
I,promotion, it means a cher, S. W. Getzen of Bushnel! and could not do better work than de
Our vote itself to concerted action fect only one year. Its results, how
to -perhaps if the flight had John B. Sutton of Tampa.
factory paint job when Devoe is u sed !
ever, seem to promise big things
ar promotion, it might have senior United States Senator, a along these lines.
hi
the
future
of
college
organizn-*
leading member of our legislature
led. •
>
Sentiment against the federal
■V.-1 *
' - '
Wkea y is desire •
and the President of the Florldn estate tax is Increasing rapidly tion for the college's greatest!
work—imparting information tn n)
|**s
improved hasp
trlet attorney who said Bar Aaaociation made a strong pre throughout the country. State a ft way to aruuso and inspire.
laess or rosldeatUl
larry ' H1U murdered his sentation of tha intervals of Flori er state, through ita Legislature,
props*! jr—with Q«lsk
.because she disinherited da In th* effort to repeal thla ta t. has demanded repeal and the men* -- ------------------------------------------ -j
sorvlco — with
In addition to a decision to do bers of both the House and Senatt
have to think again now
o v a iaipoctioa sad
everything
possible
to
remove
the
*
|*woamtD
tu
IQ
IU
U
V
V
L
I1
C
I
nl
the
next
session,
will
find
th!
|m m discovered that she
a* rod tap* or loaf
estate
tax
from
the
scheme
of
fed-l
demand
so
insistent
that
it
cat
do fifty thousand dollars.
delays—taka tba mat
•rat taxation, the meeting adopted not be disregarded.
2P.1 E . F irs t S t. P hone 8.
ter up wills es.
____ n has started a new
S an fo rd , Fla.
Ualiositsd faads saw
ROLLINS COLLEGE PLAN
I
la Daytona, the Daytona
availabla far taaoa ia
/
V.
ASHEVILLE TIMES
j
Saturday Night. If success■moults of 93,000 l»
Issues ary . anything like the
«100,000.
Daytona people will know
TweriTyTWcK
nty^lWtrcc
college presidents Oxford plan, although there are
Jng of what Is going on in recently signed a statement declar
many evening programs arranged
O ur Local C ounsel i
foly city.
ing their opinion of the modem for the entertainment, recreation
it.
college ia its failure to give inapt- and occasionally for the Instruc
S. !L D ighton
Bath Bryan Owen has an- ration to its students. President tion of the pupils.
In each class
d her Intention of giving a Hamilton Holt, of RolHns College, room there is a library; wide read
Sanford, F la .
■hundred and fifty dollar Winter Park, Fla., has won the ing ia encouraged. There is one
. gt th* University nf praise of h is’faculty, and students teacher for every ten students.
the winner of a public for his efforts to make good this
President Holt thua explains
it In each of the lack in college education.
what he is trying to do;
Formal recitations and lectures
of Florida. Such
"The purpose underlying th j
» will be especially ac- have been aboliahed a t Boltina. For Rollins Two-Hour Conference Plan
Cqnntv aq each hour' period there has been Is to bring the student and profeaai who had r.ulstitUted a two-hour conference or Into the closest |tt»aalble touch
their of students and professors, under jn the working hour« of the day.
ISOS B w sstt W*
conditions designed to bring Into The theory ia that th* student’s
Bldg.
full play on the student all t u t the mind is immature, ,tba|T he* fre
aoN vu
JACKSO)
and
sour
|
ns of vi
quently does not know how to
."f
suggest it*
..
••;
atudy, and th it'tb e time when he
-i
»'} ,
v
.•
j! I
**evening*
free,
afte
r the
^ ||« --kT*»ore
«r! ips
i P eM
T*-*
- ’ most needs th# professor's advice,
'
. *•ff * . *
v *q
-V
■
Lock
Arbor
Prices
Select....
CHRISTMAS
i H. C. VIELE
cJhe "weather machine
DeForest-Santord
Realty Co.
en a b les u s to gu aran tee you
a sa tisfa c to r y p a in t j o b . ..
D
Loans
Quick!
Ball Hardware
Your tongue
tells when you
need
J
�THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15; 1297
Daily* Fashion
, t*.J • \ I 1 Hint
14
and Personal Activities
office Telephone 148______ MRS. FRED 8. DAIflER. SOCIETY EDITOR
Social
Calendar
FRIDAY
Special meeting of the Circle
'a of the Methodist Church wilt
firhl at the home of Mrs. S. O.
;„h<il>er on Oak Avenue a t d
I
MONDAY
I Kathleen Malory Circle u( the
k i t Baptist Church will meet
E[h Mrs. M. M. Stewart 'bn MeiEjrille Avenue nt 4 o clock.
■ King’s Daughters Class of the
kthodist Church will hold a husL j s nnd social meeting in the
Krch annex Monday at S o'clock,
k , frve|yn F.denfield anil Miss
tn n ie Brooks will be hostesses.
Eiis Alice G. MeKim will have
Large of the special program.
[Miscellaneous Shower for the
Pipe Organ Clun at £30 o’clock
It the home of Mrs. Tony Pttchford, 1015 Elm Avenue.
• Woman’s Missionary Society
Lf jho Methodists Church will meet
[t 3:30 o'clock at the home of
(rs. W. C. Hill, 1000, Magnolia
trenue, with Mrs, H. H. Chnpell,
(rs. C. C. Priest, Mrs. J. \V. Kut[ge and .Mrs. Zeb Ratliff as host«es.
TUESDAY
Azarian Circle of the First Baptit,Church will meet Jtt 8 o’clock
BtJt’iMr*. Alack Cleveland 21711
khnelto Avenue-with Mrs. Cleveted.-ind Mrs, T. L. ila le as host-
Ticklish P afaso
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Sept! 1 ^ I — (iN Sl—Commercial aviation In
•the southwest, especially since the
i tour of Col. ChaHes A. Lindbergh,
Residence Telephone 859
Denny And All-Star ' Flower Seed Will Be
Cast In Fun Movie,1™icrred, £o r .Sale/ ,1By
'“Fast And Furious” Sanford ° " den Club
Commercial Aviation Drawn filtfere
Miss America
and one at Witchita, Kan., report
unprecedented cTders.
The Knnsns City Chamber of
commerce inspired by Cod. Lind
bergh’s admonition ,‘mnke. yiAr
city ensily accessible by air," is
working night nnd day on a pro
gram tO build *ne of the best air
ports in the country nnd induce
manufacturers of airplanes nnd ac
cessories to move here. "Kansas
City. America’s Lufthansa” is the
slognn. '<
Among other seed to be offered
for sale at the Seed am! llulb Sale
of the Garden Club at tin* Arcade
<’i: Friday morning at !> o'clock,
will he two or three Varieties 'sel
dom seen in Sanford gnniun*. and
al! of the simplest culture Lcptosyne, is a little low growing anfinal, with golden yellow blossoms,
which will show bloom within a
l few weeks of sowing. » ynog Ionsum is a lovely (due flower with
• a reminder of for-gt t-me-not-,
< l:\rkia is exquisite, as are also
nigelln and ranunculus, all of the so
I having been shown in flower shows
, r.t the Woman’s Cfuli.
Those who remember the i harm
ing colored freciCtas exhibited by
i Ki dman lehmun will ib*
to
get fine bulbs in dozen lots, and
Mr. Stowe's ealta lilies will be of
fered at extremely nttraitive nri-
Paris caps tho voguo for fluffy
parasols by fashioning a stunning
one of long, waving uncurled os
trich , plumes In a rich purple
shade..
<<.rri. I hue K .;4 impel Unit ill tinmu .i, iii niilir garment , Imt ul
■ititf’ time comfort mu i nut be
'!■■■' cd The In i.Meri- p ,■lured
■ 1 1 -naiK- of qlovc silk .,i>,| aclu’iMiin . Iilxmiurs lli.il have a lilted
-c m iruut.. Time u.te p!.iMl \c.efc O rders Issued To A rrest On
i ofj ii .ntacbed, to th* h'o ,inrrs,
Suspicion All Young Men
0 i r*it4>vi n m ides .nvpbvnidtb and
W earing Oxford llifgs.I’lus
•*t ,\Juin;in,.-uv , leuuiit ' 1«n
Foui^.Ot her E xtrem e Styles
-• . “ . . ii uuliri.il i\tr l|!;-t bboir-
Queen c f , VJnqkee beauties is I^dis
Delander Ar Joliet. 111., sHhofwise
“ Miss America ll'di.'* You see her
here just after .'dig was crowned
winner of the annual Atlantic City
bounty agennt fn which she com Mrs.,J. D. Woodruffls
pleted ns “Mbs Illinois.’’
| Hostess To Duplicate
Site Is Dedicated
The site of a proposal airport in
the bend of the Missouri river was
dedicated by* Col. Lindbergh upon
his arrival hero an his present
Guggenheim tour.
Kansas City, if the proposal goes
though, will have an airport with
in five minutes of the downtown
post offW . The city has a 3-year
lense on the (180-acre tract north
<<i the river and may purchase it
within a short time by floating a
new bond issue. The port is ac
cessible by paved streets and a
toll bridge. Col. Lindbergh declar
ed in his dedicatory address tho
time between St. Louis nnd Kansas
City 250 miles, would be shortened
by an hour. *'• ‘ v
>l ,
Air Mail Popular
Air mail- service between Kansas
TAMPA—White* way lighting
system to be constructed on Platt
Street.
C ?t/' and. Dallas; via Oklal
City, -Witehita. and Pona Cfl
beecmfng popular.* Within. Vi
time tfie National Air TrafW
r mpariy will inaugurate msi
ger service fb the *outhwe*t an*
Chicago, charging ten cenU’AS
nnd Will maintain a' 1 00-rail •hour schedule. The lirst< past
ger planes will carry crtly ’ l!
passengers besides the p ilo ts
press service will also be Btwqtft
the same time.
Work Is being rushed «m’be*
lights along the Chicago-Kid
City-Dallas route and by hOtoJ
it is »-xpected, night flying will
a regular thing.
TODAY .
FAST & FURIOUS
Hey! ThU. 11
been waiting *tor' (Km you* can't aUu
9
TOKIO, Sept. 15 —(INS)—Tho
FRIDAY "
"m\Kiern youth” hus followed tho
"ANNIE tA U fttE ” ' "
"modern girl" in the black lists of
IJllino Gish in .the ./<wenteat
Tokiit police. The latter have ijepicture of all time, heart throb*,
cided that Imitation of the west
(Continued From Pago One)
tenderness, thrills and sweet
hns gone too far. and orders have
from Wheeling, W. Vu.. a 110ness
gives Miss Gish a nuprrelbeen
isalted
t<
arrest
on
suspicion
Club
On
Wednesday
CONTRACTS let for construct
mile jump, in four hout i! it. Her
all young men wearing "oxford ion of P highways and 2 bridge
' plane is as attractive and sprightly '
)lr. nnd Mrs. Alexander Vaughn
as the young woman h e r s e l f It is
ift Thursday for New Smyrna
An unusually enjoyable affair of bags,” "plus four," and other ev- projects in north Florida.
I brilliant orange in. color
She!
the early full season was that of tremes of w- stern tylcs.
litre they will spend several
1 Wednesday when Mrs. .1. D. Wood-1 The first police raid, staged on
steppv'l from the plunc wearing u
■ruff entertained the members of i the Ginza, Toki'i’s principal busi
! man’s white shirt, Ian spurt shoes I
l her Delicate Club at her home I ness street, • har. resulted in 160
Nonnan Graves has returned *o
I and a flying helmet. The firs t 1
| "Oleander Lodge,” nt Lake Mary, i arrests. To their surprise, the po
! tiling she did upon alighting, was I
jnford after spending several
The Screened porches, cool und lice found that they hud corralled
' to take a vanity cose fr•*rn her
xekx visiting a t points in TenI inviting with petted plants, td- soils of peers, and some of tho
! hip pocket and powder her nose.
<yce.
....
Got (juirk Action
gether with baskets of roses, asters best-known University students, ns
1 Other women flyers, meanwhile,
A
squad
of
detectives
in
a
motor
! and antiginon, was an Ideal setting well as actually suspicious charac
j were
preparing for
perilous
Claude Histrunk and Henry
ters, lint they are unabashed.
car
heard
that
a
procession
of
todiienberry motored to Daytona
I flight^,,toq,, ,Mja-l . France*
W.. demonstrators was proposing to for the prettily arranged' lunch-,
“A. Japanese young man who
con
tables.
Each
table
wns
center
I.Ornjjson. of, Forrest Hills. N. Y. . 1 march on Buckingham Palace.
kach Thu(sdny where they ppci.t
' was 'mnkiiiif te s t s 'with her Sikor-j They immediately radioed Scotland ed with a bnfckct of rose buds and adopts extreme western style1* Hsks
U afternoon.
.s k y Amjihihian piano for a eon- Yard and almost before tho pro wild'nutefs and at each place were suspicion front right-thinking per*’
girls somO’ said a high police official.
t cm la ted truno-Atlantie flight. cession moves off towards tho Pal favors of Chinn Colonial
J. T. Thornlcy left Wednesday
"Wo h ‘l>v this will be a lessun bo.
holding
snltcd
nuts.
I
Il^r
plane
is
said
to
comply
with)
or Sun Kriinclaoo,.Cu),, and other
ace a reserve force of five hundred
young men who should know bet.
After the luncheon games of du ter.”
oints out W est’ where he will
police, mounted on foot, were in
• To keep physical!Yi,ffnd
plicate
bridge
were
enjoyed
and
ipend a mbnth.
readiness to beat off tho demon
Tho
police
campaign
against
Ij\cn tally a j t ^ ’c^t ’Kopd
strators— fact, thorn were more I when scores were counted It was “modern youth” follows closely up
police than demonstrators; so seri J found that highest scores were on a similar move against “mudern
Judge James G. Sharon motored
bread thr^d Wfrtes f day.1
ous trouble wr . avoided. *•-' ■*'*•< held Mrs. Robert J. Holly Jr., and girls!". Thu iadieu are particularly
Wednesday to Orlando where ho
Mrs.
Percy
Mero,
who
received
the bread tK©
pent the afternoon on business:
. In other spheres of c(itne detecJ novelty 'China eats, one in black,’ watchful of Japanese glHs wh"
appear
ip
pubfic
with
foreigners.
tjon scores of criniinnlp.hiyrC begin the
keener you wlU be. f .) 1
other green,
Nothing good wuticnnts.nf such. a*-.
iught or surprised in tho nctufll
' Garth Gray 'Tr., left/ Monday for
immbsion
of
their
crimiyi,
wlfilc*
'.Hhciations,
they
drtjllre,.
and
their
College Park Ga., where he is a
Thii players wetfe Mr*. Hubert'
7. Intaanozao, In a Moonlight
itiimy other plots *tn* '‘jops'f haye .1. Holly Jr., Mrs. Ben Caswell, effirtn to discourage any friend
iiirden.” King.
Mrs. W. TV; Potter, Mrs. Hawkins ships between foreign men nnd Jap
8 . Desoriptive,
“A Hunting
Connelly. Mrs. Wi C. Hill, Mrs. anese'girls have been Increased.
Mr. and Mr*. Hurry L. Gibson Icene,” Bucojussi.
is
Two American girls recently ap
James Ridge, Mrs. Percy Mero peared
tave • returned from Coronado
H. March, ' “The Blue Ridge
Luv - Baugi‘ 4 ■
’-'♦‘Mt i ». tl
in
Japan
us
members
of
a
j The criminal gnnjfS are kept, nnd Mrs. Woodruff.
Beach where they have been spend-. )1vision." Rocereto.
theatrical
troupe.
They
went
guessing. Whether their opera
several weeks,
tions <grq i» tho Liinrhtuse and. GJtACFJVJLLE ,—Local plants everywhere in shirt sltirts und
Church
Circle
Makes
fu st F.nd district or whether thc>*| ginned 1450 bales cotton up to re without •• ntockimfs. # Ths idua ap
William Joiner left Monday for
pealed tremendously to J a pa pose
are
planning a*window robbery cent date.
Clothes For Orphan
girls, and several Imitated them.
his home at Gasden, Ala., after.
'/tle u fo
Scheme on a Bond street jewelry
ip*nding the past week here if* (ho
store they have frequently been
fueit of friends.
Members of the' Jenny Spauld
surprised by tho appearance of the
Single inul Split Loaf
s-i
la J
ing Circle of the First Baptist
fumiiiar gray automobile bristling
with detective*.
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Garner and Church held nn oil-day sewing par
This week a window crashing
EIJSTIS —*2115.000 contract lot
imall son, Douglass, motored to ty Wednesday ut the home of Mrs.
BRIDGE COLLAPES
gang had been organising an ntd fur hardsurfucing Crows Bluff
u il d s
turdy
ealth
Curunado Beach Thursday where A I). Lovejoy on French Avenue.
tack
on
Carlter’s
store
In
New
read
front
Eustis
to
Ht.
Johns
River.
The
purpose
o/tho
meeting
wa-’
they spent the day.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Sept.lB.
Rond street, where a magnificienL
to make necessary garments for*
—<IN8)—Collapsli
of a bridge on
window display of rock diamonds
the orphan, clothed by the circle.
UMITALLX —Florida fl’ele-i
had been arranged to tempt the phone Corporation surveys local i the Appnlachicolu northern rail
At noon a tempting hot luncheon
American tourist.
wa* served after 'which sewing and
system looking to its improve- way necessiUties ixatting
fie through TaUflhassau t o C dnm*
The “yard" learned of tho pole ntent.
other hand work was resumed un
.« * M belle
by rail und then by b*Att to
through one of the gang being ar
til a late hour.
Apit*l*chicohi.
The locujnotiv*,
rested
in
the
East
End
for
a
initmrj
INDIAN TOWN —Plans under
Members attending the meeting
mat«rOffense, and he "squeaked” the plot wuy for development of Indian tender und 11 cur* of road nwtar*
Curley Outlaw and Miss Eli^a- were
Mr*. E. M. Carroll, Mrs
la! tumbled into tho swamp when
t.> (he Station officer. They learned Town as ugriculttirai center.
blh Stafford were umong the liurnay Beck, Mr*. Herbert Kpii-r
Hut .trestle gave way. All
Ssifuid pqople spending Thurx- Miss Edith Lovejoy, Mrs. John Ab
nil details /p jh
* lth"i
uf the crew escnpc4 -wUh'#h*ht^n*
.' / i ™r.
t
two mlnuteiivCarltkrs WM sue i,
dy afternoon ut New Smyrnu rohams, Mrs. J. D. Cochran; Mrs
..pACaiETTO^Wurk pr,(ID'«!‘inK jury. It^wHI take bbout four weeks
Both.
rounded.
.
.
.
.
,
.
«
CAItl)
OF
THANKS
Quinton Touchstone, Mrs. Waltei
rapidly on e<qipty road ..jiotwootl t«/ rebuild the bridge.
■
Stoudenmire, Mrs. Walter Pixler
palmetto
and Sneads Island cut-off,
en
by
nn
immaculate;
y<huuilcuri
We
tuke
this
means
in
shtfwing
Mr. and Mrs. Cauthen llutchi*- Miss Sue Pixler
Mary GoodMOORE HAVEN.-Glade* Coun
up W the rbbdt-entranc*!
returned home Thursduy af- ale, Miss Gussie Fletcher, Mt.v uur appreeiuti' n to the Masons and drew
ty
road tram Venus to Moure Uavcu
1
LAKE
\V
o
r
1
h
—
First
Bank
and
out
stooped
a
tall
mum
with
stravf
Itcraoon from New Smyrna wlwrc Stella Mae Touthlon. Mrs. It. W others, who so kindly sent such hat-—a type of “lid” only worn by Trust Cofnpany of Lake Worth re nnd Clowiston being' surveyed.
,
beautiful
flowers
during
my
ill
1 % have been spending the pust Wure and Mrs. A, B. L*vejoy.
opened
with
papital
.
stock
of
Americans
in
London—loose
fitting
ness.
I Mth.
Ml LTON~—Farida Blueberry &
resrgg suit y^ ltiv ely raduting $15,00U.
Mr. and'Mrs., t'has. Dunn
Fruit Corporation of Jacksonville
prosperity.
' *
Miss
Naomi
Fellows
Is
f Mrs. E.
Ferran and Mr*. Carl
l LAKE WORTH —Plans nearing developing <1,000 acres of blueberry
The. ,wh«»e
JfflESgL?"
mmn or Eustis spent the day hero HostcssToSewingClub
ten detntion houIV^Twmihg trial completion for god will tour to Unds in this auction._____
Tuesday us the guests of the
at tho old Bailey, indited winh be Everglades sponsored by Chamber
former's daughter Mrs. David L.
ing “suspected pqrip)ii4 ,l<u4eruig or of Commerce.
Miss Naomi Fello\vs was hostess
Now Enjoys Eating,
Thrasher.
freuuenBnr B a n f l i w Y ( o r the
Tuusday evening at her home on
BUILDING
PERMITS
issued
in
T h a n k s His Wife
Sanford ((eights. The guests were
; Florida fot' July t' taled $260,000
Frances, Helen
and Robert. members of the lotf-a-iad Sewing
“ For years I suffered with stom
j
new
increuse
of
lft
per
ctnt
over
Wilson, children of Mr. and Mr*. Club. Pink roses nnd greenery
ach trouble. Then, my wHe got me
| preceding month.
Fr*d R. Wilson, left Thursday for were used in decorating the rooms
to take A d le r ik n . Today I f*dl fine
Brandon, where they will visit where the guests assembled.
and eat what I like. —^ m . Opp.
jh«ir grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
During the evening a number of
Adlerika relieves stomach gl*
!• M. Brandon.
vocal and instrumental selections
and sourness in TEN minutes. Act
were enjoyed and ut a Iate(> hour
LONDON, Kept. 15 — (INS) —
ing on BOTH upper and lower
Miss Louise
Thrasher, Mi*,* the hostess served frozen fruit Scotland Yard hns just enlisted the
bowel, It removes old waste m at
Btuline Wallace, Miss Slilftred salad, sultines and punch.
radio and from umong the 20,000
ter ybu never thought w u in your
The guests were Miss Margaret Metropolitan Police force a radio
•> t
IH V
— ’“
Hand and Elizabeth Shoemaluer
system. Let Adlerika K»ve ymir
Renew jour last je a r’s garmenl
Miss Katherine Bannon, squad has been .mobilised. Wire JiARRISBURC. Pit. Kept, it- •rcompanieed by Paul Obcrholt- Birner,
stomach and bowel* a REAL
wear—* faded dress or adit cha
cleansing Und see how much batter
**r motored to Lakeland Wednes- Miss Madeline Mullein, 3(iss Irene less (receiving and transmitting aj>- UN'S)—**(t i* a wonderful age and
dyed and you can’t tell It, fro
Brandt.
Mis*
Ruth
Fellows
und
an
ageless
ohe,"
says'D
r.
Theodora
arutus has been fixed to every mo
you will feel. It' will surprise you!
<hy where the^young 4adie* will
thorough •fanning 1wUi!resUww tl
MUs Alice Creamer.
tor car in the police service. U. Appel, secretary • *of health in
l i n e y ’s Drug Store*
to l u former fr*siu»#i and pri
And each deetive squad now discussing the -eternal
human . 3. They sleep six hours instead
of eight hours each night.
lag-will give-the *rig(na| shape
Mrs. James Smith i» expected Outing At Springs Is has its own wireless operator- Fly
4. They are careless coqicerning
motor
squads
an*
organised
return home this week from
;
Don't D elay—-Phone ,'
ing the eHwiTmtMt 6 f body wdste*.
tevillc, N. C„ where. »he ha* Enjoyed Thursday By near alt the main entrances and ex ’Reviewing the effiJrts'’'of women
- —
gfjraid
work
its
to
the
British
capital,
all
com
n spending the past five weeks. Group Camp Fire Girls plete with -Macroni sets adjusted to keep young Dif'-Afopel admit*
that the "artistic \olibh’ bf the cos
> stopped enruute home at Atair.
__
to a Scotland Yard wuve length metic and chemical nrt*" huve aid «. They breutl e impure
A rchitect
Ga., and is now visiting rel7. They stay out of, the /»utt. ; ‘
and all operated from the central ed “grandmothers to foot no older
Delightful
in
every
way
was
tiie
res at Jacksonville.
First
Nat’b
Bank 1
8 They drink too little water.
,
picnic and swimming party enjk»y- office.
than mothers and mothers n<f older
.
Kanfortl,
Fla.
0.
They
smote
Too
much
or
reiy
en Thursday afternoon by the girls Tracking down motor thieves and
« r and Mr> K, Haskay Wight of the Hatcheneshaw* Group m nwtfer car bandits’ is the’spccll than daughters." *
l drugs aod othef stlnjulsnt*. j
Yet while this transformation
returned from an extended Comp Fire Girls at Palm Spring*. function of this branch ana a* a
k s been going ‘ oh ageing men
j“V ° Gloudland P ark, Ga., points
The afternoon was quickly spent result several gangs of expert nv- Ihave
had but little to aid them, Dr.
Kentucky. Indiana^ add Ohi >. in swimming, games and other en-’ t»r thieve* arc run to justlc* with
Appel says in remembering ^gat
AW. were scoompanled home by jovable feature* and at dusk » p i '' almost raonuLotv a* regularity.
they too "have been sighing (or a
S I - voung nieu-, EfGe 5Uri* [ifc supper wo* served. The chiid• Method I* Effective .
"“ rtm of Bowling Green. Ky.t wlw r>-h were chaperoned by Mrs. v. a
Any .special district wherin u scientific fpuptain: of youth.” e ■
niufor robbery ha* been reported •VIf is on 1M - human desire that
.V®iis
, *P*nd
winter
inA
.t- the
t
. ■ V*r e h * Haines and Mrs* W. W. C. S
and v eg eta b les ju s t r ec ei
can,
within « few- second* be drag Dr Appel hlhges hi* weekly heslth
Thow attending were; Dorothy
talk
und
at
th*
same,
time
the
IliSiiM, JalVa Ritchie, Fronces ged. and sifted with the finest of rynanly which all of his ftofelidi>n
V«ry A ltractlvf I*rket*
* many friend*
of Robert reurtou. Billie Might. Ruth Pear- UUiSfcd nets,
offer,
namely
Health.
three
months,
“ of Terra Hai >, Ind., who man. Alice De Coursey.
"lleal^h,” Dr. Appel assertV"**
,visited here fr Itcntly with Mdrtin U ney, Christine' Stouden- thi’ ja k ip g beetii effected, that only
oue
motor,
rob
ibery
has-bren
"ftguierson, mire. Mary Dighton, Nancv- White,
it- he is able Mary Maxwell, May Purdon, L*u* accomplished: oyt of over u hundred attempted.,!
hioVing been Couch and Elixabeth 'Smith.
So effective
ii a t ChicWon,
lint only in tracking down
IU-. for a yeor
ORLANDO —Offices of county
cuusw of inmalefactors, but aLn in pre
» sustained in
a railroad traffic departments m«-Tc |o qunr- the
V:*vVlWJi t«rs in new eourthduw
, venting the criagit that • London U
good Iftead: f a ils ridmesi'fW£
I
2
B
S
H
SCOTLAND YARD
INSISTS R A D I O
TO HELP WORK
TooMnch
Hastens Death, Asserts Medical Expert
Cleaning
Co.
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THESANFORD HERALD/THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1297.
W E v i'k V i ' p ' ,
II »■■ I “ II IT
'LANE
SITE BEST To Bring Developments In
OF; THE BRITONS1HE HAS EVER HAD Entire Political Structure
v
Division Of A ir Force Being! Selling Of Lincoln Field Is
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.—(IN to send five carloads of products in J
exchange for the same amount of i|
city products which were obtained |U
before the war for four carloads of J J
farnt goods.
rkulture is sounded In the final re "It is this extra carload of farm
LONDON, Sept. 14—(INS>— 1 LINCOLN
FIELDS
RACE ports of the Wllliamstown Insti products for which the farmers are
Facts -onceming a hitherto little TRACK, CRETED, 111., Sept.15.— tute of Politics, just published getting no pay that is causing the
known of section in Great Britain’s (IN S)—There’s a tang about the here.
depression in agriculture and giv
1 air force in the world, and shifting morning air, n vista through the
the agriculture! interest of ing basis lor an unsound prosper*
her form er supremacy of the sens Illinois woods, tinged with the the“If West
and South can act to- ity in the city," the report says,
to the a^r, have just hecn obtained, first autumn coloring, and drama gether at party
and on!
Can Improve Situation
Thi* la the Seaplane Division of nnd glamor at this race track election day," theconventions
report
concluded.
“The
agricultural situation can
the Royal Air # Force, intrusted J more delightful and enchanting "the position and policies of the be improved
by reducing the prices
with the guarding of Great Brit- than ever octupied by Jack DempRepublican party may be consider-; of things farmers buy, through realn’s trade routis, for the integrity ‘ *cy .
ably altered."
duction of the tariff; or, by makof her coasts, and the building up,
The former heavyweight king, , Henry A. Wallace of Des Moines ing the protective tariff effective
in peace time, of her air routes to
all parts of the world. But plain who is training here for his come-1Iowa, son of the Secretary of Ag- for the producers of our major
bock clash with Gene Tunney in rjculture in President Harding’- Maples."
ly for operations on the high seas, Soldier’s
Chicago, Septen- Cabinet, nnd publisher of one of Equality for agriculture, tho
In cooperation with the Elect, her 22, hasField,
conditioned
for the nation’s foremost agriculture! battle slrg an of the proponents of
against th e activities of under sea title bouts from coast tohimself
coast
but
______ was chairman ojf the con- the McNary-Haugcn bill, is definjournals,
w arfare.
nono of the settings has been as be- (ferencc sessions on the farm proli- ed as "some measure which will
Just west of the Southampton wtichtngly peacetul and restful as ’jenl
provide the farmer with the moral,
harbor, where the largest ships in Lincoln Field Track.
legal and economic equivalent of
the world are continually coming | In contrast is awakened memor
Serious Difficulties
what corporate organization, trade
and going mny be seen a stone ies of Dempsey’s rather sordid
In support of the conclusion that associations and protective legisla
structure, commonly known as ’ training home at the quarters of _________
the American farmer is in serious tion do for industry; and of what
"Calshot Castle," here is situated
the Calshot Royal Air Force Sea an automobile club near Toledo be- j difficulties, the report cites the grop bargaining power b Aid by
plane Base, surrounded
by the fore he won the title from Jess j following elements of the existing protective legislation doe* for la
in that camp Dempsey jCconomic situation:
bor.
greatest secrecy nnd guarded so Willard.
neither
from sea nor land can • r 'a* extremely Irritab ly nnd _un-, th e farmer constitutes one
Since 1850 the proccsi of in»
*
At At'antic City,_where | folJrth 0f the population but re: ! dustrialization
in the
United
any unauthorized visitor gain ad- ^a PPJ''
ho trained for k irpo and his first C{,}ves only one-tenth of the ita-; States has been going on with rap
alttance. ,
encounter with Tunney, the locale) tknal income.
idity. Industry's ability to organize
Visitors Forbidden
far from perfection and bis1 Agriculture realizes an average and to hire tile best brains has gtV“Until recently, facilities for vis was
camp this summer at Saratoga,‘
iting this Base had never before New York, before he knocked out income of three-fourths of one- cn it a great advantage over Unor
percent on its capital investment: ganized agriculture. Will the Unit
been granted to any civilian.
Sharkey, was according to industries throughout the country ed States in nnother century be,In.
Here the progress of the large (Jack
Dempsey, not as attractive as his average twelve percent.
a position like England's, possess-*'
flying boat Is the biggest factor, recent
training home.
Farm population has decreased ed of a population much larger
| together with the implements, w ca-1r‘ ££nt ^'rla'shade.T trails
ver
! pons , and methods of war, which
^he tree-shaded truila
r. constantly and at an ever increas than at present, dependent upon
kre developed carefully and dc|U ‘ which Dempsey is doing his road ing rate since the beginning of foreign^trade for foodstuffs raised
beratcly. So rapidly
are
these ' wf r k here are far more enticing i tho present century.
by the colored races? Tho farmers
giant flying ships developing un- tlian the almost bare hills n ear. Tenant farming is growing at and others nre alarmed at the pro
the guidance of British aviation Great Fals, Montanu, where Dempn|j»rndng rate,
spect and wish now to forulate u
wrts, that new methods for the sey trekked many miles oyer ycl-J Soil resources are being per policy which will coordinate indusImprovement of an “effecitve peace h'w prairie grass, preparing for mnnrntly impaired by the inten-fhy and agriculture with a view cf
time and war time Air Fleet," nre his 15-round bout with Tommy . si\e struggle to make farming pay.1making America economically hi
continually-undergoing chnnges. (Gibbons at Shelby
Since l'J20 tho fnrmers have htnl I de pendent."
_ boats which it is be-1 At Great Falls, the then cham
K Flyinfe
lleved will take the place of des-1 pion, pitched his camp in a one
troyers, are one of the greatest time cabaret beside the Missouri
achievements, as yet, attained at river, it lacked in every respect
Calshot; These arc the superma- the almost ultra-luxurious furnish
rine Southampton twin (Napier) ings of the track clubhouse where
engined ships, and are real seago- he is today.
Here the last word in bath's,
i ing boats. Recently three of this
type af craft were out in the Irish showers, sleeping quarters and
Sea for eight days,
in
rough training table arc found in the
weather, and at a time when sub- track clubhouse, situated about J5
miles frdm Chicago nnd reached
i. m arindrhad been driven in.
At the present time the "South- either by train or motor, over
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15-(IN8) other organizaions.
amptona”
-%ro used for service more than an hour from Chicago —Stimulation of scientific manage- _-Management week was estab
into
cruise Ythe Singapore Naval the site of the coming fight.
ment of, American business in the lished in 1921 and since thut time
..Ilia, and the Baltie. In . For the first time since Demp-1 effort to'maintain prosperity ;s the interest has. been growing rapidly,
Base,
tr they can be equipped sty became champion a woman’s keynote ,0c "Management week," according to Hudson. In 192(11
time
with and agalnsC sub- touch has been felt In his present the observation of which will take meetings were held in 100 cities
for se
marlm
For coastal reconnais- training. His wife, Estelle Demp- place October 24 to 20, according representing the large centers of
•king from shore bases, sey, the screen star, Is a frequent to an announcement by Ray M.
tanee,
convoy, hunting the sub visitor a t the training head Hudson, of the U. 8. Commerce population. Officials believe that
meting
there was an actual dollars nnd
notifying ita position to quarters.
marine
Department.
units retnm running into the elinv
ibmarinc
warshps,
or
apecia^
Bare she has had her Initial
The purpose of management
dealing with the glimpse of her .fightin g , h usband, weals is the holding of simultaneous inutions nnd increasing efficiency
in moi
of commerce*, aqd industry. ■ ml
If. . “
eubma
battling with .p arting partner* “ediichtionnl metaings througlbut
Topic For Future Meetings
pedal Training
and beheld him undergoing rub- the country to direct attention to
“
Management’s
in maintain*
All
tore who pilot
downs in the grip of Jerry Luvad- various specific problems of busi- Ing prosperity," ispnrt
the topic for
turned
nritUh
known as “Jerry, the Greek." ness management,” Hudson said, 1927 meetings. The Nutiunul Com
Ining C*l8ho(tin
at
the British
pecial
long
the boxer’s faithful trainer. [ “Management week is sponsored by mittee regards this topic us time
Naval Co-operntlon. They
chool
Since the opening day of th e' technical and professional organ)- ly because of the high level of
cted
in
all
developements
are in
training camp the boxer's food as zatlons concerned with securing disparity prevailing throughout
ect. ulifrruft ko'rpcdoes; been
which
carefully guarded.
As soon reaction of the principles of ailniin the United States, nnd the neces
a tho art of torpedo a*.
and
luscious
steaks,
melons,
toma latretion and management which sity to consolidate the guins made
are Instructed in the
druppi
toes,
milk,
butter
and
other
food govern
organized effort
nc„. in recent years as n safeguard
y which torpedo planes,
-- „
, . ."Tor
..
meth
‘with other forces, can is received from the city, It is cau complishing industrial efficiency. UK„jnst recession.
coopc
ugh a destroyer screen tiously Inspected and then placed
“ Ever since 1921, when the
Support Is Pledged
crippling damage upon in an ice box, heavily padlocked.
Hoover committee on waste in
and l
Dempsey’s cook holds the only key
Among the sponsering organiza Industry hrought out its report
tlcships.
ene
icmy
tions arc tho American Society of placing the responsibility for 59
also a special depart- to the food box.
The
Expenses of Dempsey In prepar Mechanical Engineers,
as the Torpedo Dewent
j
■ Society of i percent of that waste on manageSectlon, and here every ing for his second bout with Tun Industrial Engineers, Taylor So- ment itself and only 25 per cent on
A-h- labor, ■
*
•has -y
ceni oa
'elvkblo method of increasing ney will perhaps exceed by many clcty, American Management A
there
been ap r growing
eff ciency of torpedoes is thousands of dollars those of paat sedation. American Institutc. of recognition of sound management
camps.
Accountants, National Association
studied
the basis of business success,"
Jn addition to the expenses of of Purchasing agents, National as
Thus does Great Britain, while
Hudson declared.
other n itions talk, advance by his camp, Involving a large num Association of Office Manngers
"The Hoover committee holds
leaps l id bounds in the develop ber of sparring partners, trainers and the Life Office Management that
management has the greatest
ment
her aircraft and in tho and camp personnel, he is mslrv- Association.
nnd therefore respon
rstildy of aeronautics. Shortly sh 0 taing two establishments in ChicaSupport to the movement has opportunity
•n "A ir Fleet" which, in ig0. At one hotel he has a large been pledged hv tho Chumhcr of sibility for eliminating waste.
answer to that chal
F the future, will play an important suite, engaged since August, where Commerce of United States, In Management’s
. part inJ the guarding and defense hi« manager and members of his ternational City Managers Asso lenge is found In the marked in
1 of her frid e routes, her dominions camp crew are quartered during ciation, Retail Credit Men’s Na crease in per capita productivity
[ a n d then country itself.
'v isits to nearby Ghicugo. At a Chl- tional Association the Nstlonal during the past five years and in
•v.01! ®vWcacv«* of greater national
|cago surburban hotel his wife, Wholesale Grocers Asociation and efficiency.”
with a nurse and maid, is estab
lished in luxury.
The results uf the maneuvers are
tal reaction and now we plan to
held to be especially satisfactory
examine the physical reaction. Wq
as tho weather was generally ideal
will diagnose the physical, rather
for an attacking force—that is,
than the mental."
cloudy, but with good visibility, De
Dr.Kraemer has discovered, Dr.
spite this advantage, the casualties
Hickson reported, that persons
among the raiders were judged to
certain connections In their
be so severe that few of them
LONDON,
Sept.
15.—(IN
S)—
Naw System Of Tests T reat hnve
mindn that arc like railway yards, r ? n'l°n I* safe from aerial bom- would have been uble to reach
ments And Cures Will Be full of trucks and switches; pcop’e bardment. This is the oph«n of their objectives, as the Germans
Restored To In Segregating do not hBVr individual minus but authorities
of the Royal Air Force did during tho World War.
work according to a pattern. as u result of battle maneuvers
The official view of the Air
The Mentally Unfit People minds
“ It has been learned," L>r. Hick carrieri out during the past m^nth. Force on the results of the mane
CHICAGO. Sept. 1 5 .-(IN S )— son continued, “that meqtal di Including numerous day and night uvers will shortly be issued in the
iucir\g rj*(c*lIQ alm e by segre- seases are a physical science in attucks under service conditions. fprm of a White Paper.
Sweeping in from the English
itlng the mentially unfit is to be stead of a science of observation.
nel huge fleets of "foreign"
"fore!
on under an entirely new |Tbat mean* that the tests of gun- Channel
KEY ,- WEST
—Mechanical
-M echanical
of
treatm ent! arul.mcrl ■bonjd ke more neaurological. »bffmbinj* airplane* made more than street W eeper to reduce upkeep of
ftiand treatment
1•a hundred
—1 -U
m t —* to reach
* vital* |G reets 1here.
---attempts
rom a .U
stay
In Europe, D
Dr.r.|(
I from
y in
e* P " t
un,d®r ^ ,y ?t5TOt ! & ® Ver Lon,,on’ but U ,fl atatcd i
Hickson,
adopted here the alleged d v that
n not more than thirty cases
Ilckson, chief of the city’s!*."
city's
PALATKA —Contract let for
rM ■ '
ithlc
kthlc laboratory, has lasuulaun-ij fectlve* would be made to croaajdid the raidere succeed In effect-1 paving 1 1 ,200,000 memorial bridge
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arms loosely whirl
their bodlea| mg any serious "damage." "M—*
■
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■■ point,
pUn,
which he' claims
will11I the
'"<*
w"
ost,across
St. John -*
River a t this
L arm*
- lr‘ Jerked,
* ■ ■
0f the raids were rrepulsed
e p u li _ _ _
he
entirely
clear Chicago !about'
hav* .w_.
tha,r_ *knees,
of it* machine-gun gang- ceive taPPlnK9 »round the body and tween the coast and the outer subawarded
irpin.
„ given various other physical testa. “lM*’,*.ndAh* ,l9.auUin«? fopce8 com* !forP ULOITKmi|es of roadw ork
__ on
polled
to
retreat.
Dr.
Hickson
is
of
the
opinion
toting marons of high ami low 1
j route No 28 from Fiorahnme to
I that a *great fuctor in reducing
The defence scheme for London Palatka.
is not yet complete, however, and
7, Posa|b
the gland cure for
Ame_ri^f ln
segregation of the mentally
.. M
- .will not be fot at least six years,
will be tried on be the
JACKSONVILLE —Plans madu
ilk
He
declared
he
would
advobut In the meantime tha Air Force
Hickson declared,
for construction of 2 -story addition
cate
“moron
farms’*
for
Chicago,
(chiefs
belief
that
if
war
broke
out
siastic over a glundu4'■''r*v>-J"
to Berea
Baptist
Church on
applied by gunea pigs •Injection of /la n d secratlona (today, the damage which the enemy Phoenix Avenue.
from animals, such as gune« pigs, would be able in Inflict on London
have obtained extreme- bringing
a development of aub-ffrmn the air would be negligible.
results abroad.’
HIGH LIVING
mal glands in humans, i-MCtsj—----------- ----------- ------------—
la Testa
“Have you heard about Glad*HVv'v
favorable and in time glan d -! ick C. Woodward,
Ilckson’s plan to sur- treamenta will lie developed to the J The first, a gift of 1200,000 pro- ys?”
present Blnet-Simon
*h®v will cure many
*1 1 - 1 vldes for th« erection’of an orth- “Yes, she drinks cocktails and
now
has a millionaire chaaer.”—Judge.
-’iaJth t er«wy «vPrim .ra#nU' !■nciuding op Heps/, accord- P«dio hospital which will bear the
MPWfk.’ *
•y**5ra Ing to Dr. Hickson.
nkme of the donor and will be
In Europe. The
TOO EARLY
known as the Gertrude Dunn Hicks
persons beTOURIST
(a t village store): I
Memorial. Mrs. Hicks is a cousin
defleient, Dr. Hick- [New Medical SchoqlOf trf, Mrs, Pratt Judson, widow of want to buy a tooth brush.
* developed by Chicago U niversity Isith* formsr preiddenTof th'e^Unlv^ STOREKEEPER; Sorry, sir, but
our line of summer novelties ain’t
Bertli), a former
a t Harvard, Given $550,000 G
i f ^ ,ye,second gift of »260,000 will in.—Answers.
chologie” or
establiah the Louis B and Emma
THAT’S SOMETHING
slbgy system,
CHICA
JAGO, Sept. lfi>—1 IN S)— M. Kuppenheimar Foundation, the
FIRST SPINSTER:
Is it true
ia more direct, Two gift*, totalling 41660,000., income from which will ba used for
that your golilff to be married,.
more objective,”
wJH .increase the facilities of •
®f the structure, functions
fo c i*
Vv.»|
madlcal K hool of tha Univ- and diseases of the eya and for the Miss Antique ?
SECOND OLD MAID; No, but
>• were announced aupporo of teaching and research
Pm thankful for the rumor.—Andent
ia the department o f i
4ogy. •wsra.
Gradually Built Up To Care
Fof Large Trade Connect- j
ions With; Rest Of Globe;
Bcwitchingly Restful And S)A warning that .profound pniitPeaceful;OtherCnmps Have ical ‘Icvetopment# may remit frum
Been Source Of Irritation
Stimulation Of Scientific
Control Of U.S. Business
ObjectOfManagement Week
In buying advertising a merchant must
consider what portion of the territory
served the medium selected will cover.
The cost of advertising should always
be judged by results, for results alone are
what count.
Reach Sanford’s Trading
Territory At One Cost
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ICING CRIME
IN ICAGO TO BE
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C. paper in Seminole County, an adver
tiser can at one cost put his message
bpfore 90 per cent of the people that live
in Sanford’s trading territory. No risks,
no.if’s and’s and
hut’s * about it—The
•
Herald covers the field thoroughly.
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Air Bombardments,
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THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1297
jsnford Daily U«™W
iNT AD. RATES
>Im•: Cash I" Ad*anre
-lone sds. "ill ,1* r« elT“ J
Mirons and collector aent
J&tcly for p*ymfnt* „
.......... 9c a line
........
7c a line
........ 6c a line
B*
4c a line
flme rates on requr*L
^ reduced rales are for
MCUlive insertions.
i, words jf average length
£ “ “m
&E
i OUR HuSINESS —rard appear- 12—Wanted
ini; daily In (hln column will
WANTED: A hustler to .sell and
roadi over a ,000 every day l
tolled; must F#n car. Singer
Sewing Machine Co. l‘hone «d
-and it cons so little a 12 word Rooms 35 and 3fi Me l.atnh-r Ar
I
ad for one month costs only $2. 00.! cuile.
Phone 148
Just a*k
for "Classified Depart-,
Balloons Take Off In Bennett Race
PAGE FIVE
OUT OIJR WAY
BY WILLIAM!’.
POOR V<E.WJPtE \
/C A R E F U L .\
/ h E A N P lE. 1 > HE TH lUK S TMAT-b ]
VOO Cst SELL ECONOMY- MAVAtKl’
H \S O 'JER A LL^
TH A T HIDE
l a ^ t s o LOMCi .
IF V O U 'R E
CAREFUL
FCR AWHILE *TH’
v,miT H Tt-V
'
B o s s ONTWNEXT
\S > T in n ik 1Ct . /
•SHIFT THOT VtE.
WAS. ONE O' HtS
U — Hoorn* Wi thout lionrd
meat”
Dne, unfurnished hedrnt
kitchenette. First floor.
210 French Ave.
CLEAN UP YOUR ULD WALLS
WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT'ROOM
SOMETHING NEW AND BET- j
TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA-'
TION. CALL I’lfONK 235-J OR*
SEE, V. C. COLLKK, HANFORD.I
t La .
1 5 — A p a r tm e n t For Rent
1 -THINK h e
m eant .
•<
i PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano
tuning by experts with 17 yeurs
/ " . 'i T S i n , i* restricted [experience. Sanford music store;
(lift Shoppe. Room III Si 11 Me- i
an error is made The San- jUiiti
i
Lander
Arcade, Phone 832.
Herald wdl be responsible
only one incorrect insert.on.
Advertiser for -^sequen t
The office should be
TO ADVERTISERS
.. Herald
representative
highly familiar with rates
, ami elans l fact Ion will
, you complete information,
if y..u wish they will assist
In wording your want ad.
jjie it more effective.
lUrORPANT NOTICE
r ru sh e d
ga ra ge
r o o m s un it L a i n ,
i
a p a rtm e n t,
11(7 E . S h S *
WIGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT [Apt. No. 1
SHOP — Printing
engraving,
embossing. See us first. We do it. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS
Phone 417-W. It.lt. Avenue-CnniTwo moms kitchenette ant hulh,
inerelat Street.
nttraetively furnislied, centrally
Incaleil, all improvements; Pi [ter
LUMBER and complete line or week, l'e| 777 or 770.
building material, laiw prices.
Security Lumber Co., "Where Good Two room, furnished apartment.
Also garage, lilt Magnolia Ave
Grad as Come From" Maple and
Sixth. Phone 797.
itertisers should give their
oostoffice address as
.t or
16— Houses For Rent
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
CUO \V. First St.
Thone 441
ius - Prompt - Efficient
.utomobilea
DODGE
nrs cars and Graham trucks
tod 13th Street. Phone 3.
Attractive five room bungalow for
rent, nicely furnished, including
piano, desirable location; reason The sfart of the international balloon race ut Detroit for the James
able. Call 809 —J.
Gordon Bennett trophy is pictured above. In the foreground is the
Dux, Italy's entry.
METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev For rent: Eight room house 808
erlasting. , Metal
shingles;
Elm Ave. $35.00 per month. Enstanding seam tin and galvanized quire Jno. D. Jinkina, Court House.! ij)__H ouses F o r Sale
-- — - ■ ■*
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■ I
roofs. S«4> James H. Cowan, Oak ------— ■■
Ave., and PhinDfst. Phono 1 1 1 .
For renH Furnished cottage on
Silver| Lake, $25.00 per month.
Enquire Jno. 1), Jinking, Coin t
5— Help Wanted Female
H ouse?'* ’ • ‘
INS * COWAN CO. Auto
itor and sheet metal works,
ench A*3 . Phone 716-W.
O V E R T IM E
Oklahoma Faces Death Mystery
G radual FullThrenlenlnqTo \
D estroy LlttleTo\vns;H uge h
6—Help W aste* 4Mdft>
RccKs Cause MuchDamage I]
NFORD BU1CK CO
_____ __
12 lasgnolla Ave.
• GENEVA, Sept. 15. (INS)—NaWANTED Packing House Man
Phone 3117.
PEKING, Sept. 1 5 - (INS)— lure has taken the form of war in I
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Work*. FOR SAl.E: Well construccted
ager experienced in packing and
j bungalow, corner Palmetto Ave ,a\\ Ikit t'hints needs today is a man one the Swiss d strict* near here
shipping nil kinds of vegetable*. ------MODEL TRIM CO.
FOR
RENT
5-room
bungalow
with
and Katie Street. Five rooms, hath twenty times more capable than Inhabitant* of the villages havo
trim the car, not the owner. Box 1205, Winter Hnvrn, Fla.
garage, $30 per month, Woodruff with shower, kitchen equipped with Yunjk Shlh-kai (first president of been told, by order of the Govern*i
Phone 817 for estimates
Republic) and as many times ment, to
evacuate their homti,
MAN—Th run McCormick-Deer- Sub-division*" T. A. Ilrotherson,’electric range. Owner out of the the
P. W. RADFORD
mors
honest
than
Ti
Yuan-hung
remove
all
livestock
and leave their ,
ohone
135.
jetty
and
will
sell
at
lexe
than
acting tractor. Must bo thoroly ex
perienced and capable. Steady 3 --------------------------------------------- 1uni value. Price $6300,00 with *100 ( smupimI president). When such u lands, and the district is expected
HUPS—MARAIONS
months job. W, M. Young, 200 N. FOR RENT: Five room bungalow cash und $75 monthly. Address •unit.appears there is n possibility to be entirely deserted within a
banford Automobile-Co.
of jthe reunification of China, short time. Yet to anyone visiting 1
at the corner of Palmetto Avenue [ Box 101 care The Herald.
(agnolia Ave.
Phone 137, Pnrk Ave.
and Katie Street. Dirge liv in g ------------------- --- ------- ------ ------ Otherwise the country will remain the spot, there would seem no)
cause, ns everything is culm and j
IFORD Overlund Co. Willy*- FIELD MANAGER—For 160 aero room, dining room, two bedroom*. $3750,00 is the piicce of small cot- divided os it is at present."
T hus spoke Marshal Sun Chuan- t h ’ ,ow,« «lPP«nr "* lhey diJ lcn I
potato farm near Sanford, Must bath, with shower, kitchen equip-' tuge on well located lot on Mugnight* A Overland, Whippit*.
i
tA Commercial Sts. Phone 58. have hud long experience, prefer ped with electric range. Front and nuliu Avenue. $50 cash all that i* fang, one of the strongest niilitu•y ■'<nrs U4r0’
ably in Hustings section. W. M, rear parches. $10 monthly. Address' required. Balance payable just like men of the Peking clique ami mill- These towns are situated, how-1
S. l \ B. care The Herald.
[rent. Box 124 care The Herald.
ti ry governor without a province ever, at
the foot of Mount Mottoj
IINOLE HUDSON- ESSEX Young, 200 N. Park Ave.
Shanghai area, by the nationalist Arhino, neur the town of Hellizona, [
INC
SPANISH
BUNGAI.OW — on ZI— A creage F n r Sale
-uua he was ousted from the uni* **'*
mountain wh ch is
203 Oak Ave.
10-B— P lants And Flow ers
High Street near Elm Avenue,
armies. Marshal Sun is without musing
much anxiety In SwitzerPhone 41
Furnished, all improvements, gar
doubt one of the moat capable mil- U,M•
age, two bedrooms, hath, living ;1
lines* Service
itary authorities in present dny
Ready to nimble
Cnbbage Plants, early Jersey room, dining nook, kitchen. Beau
iTiina and he is credited with con- The summit of which Ims given
Wakefield ready to set $2.00 per tiful shade trees. Owner in tm*
»id«t)lc pnliticul acumen in oddi- warning that. it will turn >le over
AL ROOFING—The Roof Ev. M cash. Stewart the Florist, Me
t)
onto the Inhabitants of tho valley
north. Will rent to responsible
utin1'.
Metal
shingles;
_____
drerped that u large number of
nurty at reasonable rate. Ask for
ita( seam tin ana galvinizcd Lander Arcade,
■ in ite path.
Mr. Berg at the Herald office,
k See James H. Cowan. Oak
■ Knows Hi* Weakness
24—lAHa
Far
Sale
Measuring over 100,000 sqnnre •
«4 Third St. Phone 111.
Introspection
appears
to
be
an
11— Miscellaneous
FOR RENT: Small cottage on
other, of ,Marshal Sun’s good qtiali- yards, the summit, which is 5,500
Magmdht Avenue just north of $10 rush and $!» monthly will buy' ties for he continued, "I know my fret high . ha* subsided several
» DRUG STORE—PraCentral
Street. $25.00 monthly., good building lot nt remarkably ,,wn weaknesses. It is an inordi- yards In the past years and the
CAR
AWNINGS.—Auto
Awning
Jons. Drug*. Soda. We am
movement hu* now become so
Box 123 care The Herald.
you a* your phone. Call 1<U Go. II Ball H|dg.
li.w price. Box 99 cure The Her- unte desire for faire and the lime- gTeat
that the government is makuld.
light)!
, /.n .
n..» i
In* " monthly examination of the
A„ „ reM1|t of recent
------------------- ! I
.
:
for mjy present failure. But 1 urn cr(.v„ , „
BY TAYLOR
A REAL bargain for the man who
na irenns discouraged. I f a geological report* the government
wishes to engage In the raising! m |j i,je-o uppers on the Chinese (|ecrec«l that a llarge number of
of truck, of citrus fruit*, ¥ poultry i political
r scene I am perfectly will- ^
villages in the nrlghborhood
'W6U.lY£3-Se'(«*AU
60 6 LAD YOU CAMC-A
Tm o r . w illiam s —
HAS HE COMPLAINED
eml
live
stock
of
all
kind*.,
Thirtying
to
act ns his valet und assist mu#t ^ evacuated, leaving an area j
DAYS
AGO
HG
SAID
HENRY VMS STRICKEN
ma Gunn r honed m C
LATELY?
v
four acres of land th^t offer* high him In the solution of China’s dif* 0f deserted villages.
*
•
COMEThING A B oO r
"WHILE OUT IN THE
^CALLHEW e AND
rolling lands for cltrui, mi|Ck land' 1
not
reeuN
G
w
e
ll
GARDEN
ANO
W
AS
it
i
/
The
nlutfortn
*«f
the
summit
has
V SEE MR.TYTE
.
for truck and bulb* and A small
UNCONSCIOUS FOR
BUT I DIDN’T THINK
The two n m responsible [or ,
be#n pipping horizontally at j ‘
lake for pasture land. On the San- ( Iona
it w as Anything ,
s mess uciarding to Marshal the rBtB of n4.ar|v an inch a year. • I
f<>rd-Orlan«lo
road
three
miles
from
v
SEA'OUS
Sun are Chaing Jvulllshek, present nruj gjnc# |H88 a watch has h-'en J
Sanford. One thousand dollar* cash, dicutor
of Nanking and Marshal ki;pt ttn the platform.
1<
balance on easy terms that will al
------- |
low you to make the payment* | WuPei-fu who once dominated tlie,
Peking
Government.
!
,.K
|:ks
Falling
.
|from the land. Ideal loaslion fori
' filling station und small-store close I Asked to point out the chief Projecting rock* have at times
to home* of fifty or mofe families. weakness of China, Marshal Sun broken off. being hurled hundreds *
A countrv home cfoae to the city o''ifkty retorted that the Chinese of yards Into the nhvss.tA num-;
market*. High, dryland healthy, people had a history and civillza- ber of times these rm’ks have roll-j
ubn*of more than lour thousand «sl down on top of houses killing .
Address R. C. care Herald
.'
years behind them and were the the occupant*.
th^ underlying msss of
equal* of any ruie in the world. When
... on the Ching rocks gives way-sn event which it
26—Miscellaneous For Hale I Toward the cjpse
Dynasty wester: thought and Idea* l* believed inevitable, the whole
plateau; wll) crash into the valley, j
FOR RALE; 4 coIHp pups. 9 week invmied China.
Although it cannot be ascertain - 1
,
'n,i wK»n this moving Alp will tumold. $4:00 each. Phone 3205.
i Great Britain led
th*
th ,t the crevasses ,
vorid In order to M v*
thl* ye*r ?V*r thr"* I
•That's t h e trouble with i n c s e o m c e A f
?«OPlC-THeYOONT 6ETEN0O6H EXERCtSC
^ND FREfH AlR - WHAT MR TYTE NEEDS
OO IS LAY OFF FoR A FCW DAYS
^n o g c t c u t w TTte O P E N - tr WOULD BE*
. A SA.EN0IO IDEA IF HC CCOLD PLAYGOLF \ TRat would Oiuc Him p l e n t y o f _
V**ERClSe,SUH$K*ie and good a i r /
Mow 2l> rim es More Capable
tfhan H rs l 1 reeddent Of
Itepublic Needed ToReatore
(Jrder, AmcrtB C huanFnng
7
CAN YOU BEAT THAT? >
WXYlNG A DOCTOR T o TELL,
HENRY TO DO THC v e r y t w n s
I DON'T WANT HIM TO DO '
^ WELL, L G U O S L 'lL U U S r ^
\
HAVE TO 1ST H/M 6 0 / >
Temperatures
High and Low
i ;iiJ nVrKtn«
■» much
u i l f e .SfS “ >• W
ln PrB,riou» yeB"-
ential to pay par-:
to the ancient cul-1
O W W lt
ONE OF THEM MUST
STRANGER: How does the Und
SW “ A S!
0,,t
, the solution of VIIJJIGER: It ain’t the land
the world in gen- that lies; It’s the real estate
hal Sun.
. [agents.—Answers
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Tampa, FI*...... «...
Pen**coD, F>a. „..
LouUvill**. Kv.
Cincinnati, Ohia ™.
Pittsburgh. Pat ....
Ruf/alo, N. Y.......
Chlco^a, III. .........
Davenport, Uwa. .
Kama* CHy. Mo.
Helena, Mont........
Denver. Colo.
Dpd;a City, Kano.
y ‘of the ChUesej
SPRING FASHIONS
jtsnd the basis of I SWEET YOUNG THING:
Id
law, social organization like to try on that roee dres* in ,
ee*!* of the country, ex- the window
, i
ic Marshal who predicted MODISTE: Sorry madam That’s
Ity In finding a
a lamD shade.-Answers. .
M iitln J«nsa^ winner •* the «1 «.
fiaq Francisco to Hawaii, s/ems to I
’ Mrs. Jroseo U in the rage lu which
what ilU jfca country, vD airplane. The Uoo
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G r~ t« rt
Generally fair tonight and Satur
day, except probably local showers
in extreme south portion. 4
I t , RklMBl GmC«i u m l
no. xvn.
L eased W irt In U fn atln n al N eVa s ^ r v tr .
Moye To Dynamite
Mine I g.Foiled By
Machine Gun Play
In Parte Res
ile those of De-|
ide AgoAsLegion-
* Walk Streets
leve Extends
jhingG reeting
ATHENS, O., Sept 1«.(INS)
—Machine gun bullets were
brought into play early today
at the licit run mine property
at Nelsonville, near here, when
three mine guards foiled an at.empt to dynamite the mine, it
was reported by Don McGill,
nanager of the property.
Six men were discovered on
the mine property early today,
McGill reported. Shots were ex
changed and the men fled, he
said, leaving behind several
sticks of dynamite with fuses
already attached.
SA N FO BP. FLO RIDA , FR ID A Y . SEPTEM B ER, le , 1927.
•' M em ber A u d if lto f a u O f r i r ^ l . l l n r f
NUM BER 321.
SHERIFF SAYS Ruth Elder Has Not Only
, . am M adriioih
M arried Once B ut Also
HAYES COUPLE Tw i ce> It Now Develops ACROSS OCEAN Hops Off On Ocean
DRANK POISON
IS..........
Flight To New York
NEW YORK. Sept. 16.—(IN S)—* from the South revealed she wa*
Ruth Elder the pretty 23-year-old “Mrs.” she asked:—“ What of it? ”
avatrix who is here to fly t<* Paris, and then,revealed her double ex
is not only married she admitted to perience in matrimony.
day, but she has been married
' Slurried girls in New York use
twice..
their maiden nam"*—why shouldn’t
Her present husband is Lyle E. I ’ she asked. “Why. I use my
Womack, who lives in Lakeland, maiden name in the dental office
Fla. With tears in her eyes sho de where I work in Lakeland.
clined to give any details' of h4r “I have been maried two years.
first wedding or th« name of her iWe «re happy and have /a lth in
first husband.
.
each other. My husband knew I
“ It is a closed chapter in my had hoped for a chance t« fly. He
life," she said.
helped pay for my training os a
She stated she married Womack, student flyer. And he is coming
nrf electric sign salesman of Balboa here to be with me when Captain
Heights, Panama, three years ago. Huldenmn and I hop off for Paris."
“1 still love him and he lovea She thinks sho will take off Sun
me." she declared.
day or Monday. Final preparations
When she flew here Wednesday for the flight are being made at
night she told reporters she was Roosevelt Field whfije her plane is
“ Miss” Elder. When dispatches undergoing final test.
iSV
H as A ffid av its W hich Show
Jam es And Amos Both Met
_ D eath By S try ch n in e poi
soiling; To Exhum e Bodies
Amos’ Wife Was
Also Given Poison
DRicovery Insurance Carried
By T rio W as Insignificant
Blasts F irst Theory I"dice
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M Us Graynon, Business Wo
, m an of Forrent HIIIh, N. Y.
P lan s to Try H er Luck In
Long Flight O ver Atlantic
Xenia” Is
TARIFF PROBLEM ‘‘Princess
W i n g i n g Across
IN FRANCE LEFT Atlantic; Last Seen
Late This Afternoon
Air Enthusiast Will
UP
TO
COOLIDGE
Try Amphibian Plane
W eather Conditions
Sikoraky Has C onstructed A France’s Rejection O f .MostFavored-Nation Basis For Are Said To BeGood
B oat Especially Built For
Throng On Hand
Treaty
LeavesOniy 2 Moves
Safe Long D istant Flights
: BLAKLEY, Ga., Sept. 1G._(IN
Open For U. S. G overnm ent
Cherbourg As
,S )—Sheriff Sid Howell announced
Plane Carries No Ra
NEW YORK. Sept, lrt (INS) —
iviathan Comes In r \ J d l f l / V r i l U f ' P A C l ? ,0'*uy hun affidavits from two
WASHINGTON,
Sept.
16.—Wor
dio But Has Gas For
Miss Frances Grayson, young busi
| l l M U l U I I i M l l , A r t l Y ,ead.,n* Physicians here, purporting
ness woman and aviation enthusi rit*! by the prespect of a European*
^ sbow (hat Amos Hayes, formerly
40 Hours Of Flying
lUlIS, Sept— <IN3)-—
ast of Forest Hills, N. Y., is going American tariff war and by the in
of Detroit and his brother. James,
American legion waa ofto
fly
the
ocean
soon,
“not
for
n
came
to
their
deaths
by
strychinine
crease of anti-Amerjcan senti
LONDON. Sept 16.— (IN S)
thrill,” she said In an exclusive ment abroad, administration of
lly welcomed to I aria to- W idow SaysH uxbandK llled As poisoning.
H e A ttem pted T o P ro tect This was the basis for his de
Interview today, but to “help re— A t 4 :20 o clock today tho
H er From A ttack By N egro; Imnnd that the bodies of the two
ectablish confidence in aviation,” ficials hare decided to call a halt tran s-A tlan tic plane “Prince**
■Don arrival of G eneral
by proving that the ocean can be on the ‘‘snooping” activities of X enia,” in which C a p t R. H.
No Evidence A tta ck Found ;men be exhumed for chemical an
i J. Pershing. com m ander
put on a safe und scientific basis, tariff commi**ion and treasury in M acintosh and C om m andant
alysis, the sheriff said. The ex
lief of the A m erican Lxif the right kind of a plane is used vestigators in South America and Jam es C. Fitzm aurice are a t
humation
will
be
made
somo
time
ionary
Forces d u rin g
HAMMONTON, N. J., Sopt. IC
and proper advancement precau Europe, it was learned today.
tem pting a non-stop tr&nswar, from C herbourg, ONS)—Further mystery was add tomorrow. Dr. Edward L. Everhart,
tions are taken.
state
chemist,
is
enroute
here
t«
The first stop was taken by the A tlantic flight* was well o u t
■re he arrived th is m orn- ed today to the slaying of Dr. Wil take charge of the elimination.
Igor Sikorsky, noted airplane de
Thieve* E n ter Perkin* S to re F. M. IU*hop(’ommittfRa»hAct
o v er the A tlantic, bearing due
tboard the S. S. Levia- liam Lilliendahl, Vineland physi
signer,
has built for her, at a cost Tariff Ommission when it was de
It
was
Dr.
Everhart
und
Dr.
A.
J.
By R ear DoorAndGet A w ay
Minlster ff W ar Painleve cian, when state police detained his Ayers, Atlanta pathologist, who
As Climax ToDrinking Bout of about $40,000, an amphibian cided not to send a board to Ar w est fo r Now Foundland.
idtd the official welcome of widow, Margaret, 40, and began n discovered traces of poison in the
T h e plane h a d not been
W ith V aluable L o o t ; P ro f chAt Home Hcre;W omanCom- plane of radical design which is gentina for the purpose of Inquir
systematic check-up of her story body of Mrs. Glndya Hayes, young
mwnment of France.
it will largely eliminate anxiety ing into the coat of producing flax righted since 3:03 o’cluck, whan it
sionul Crook* Are Blamed
panlon
Tell*
AboutTragedy
Painleve. who in the same that her husband's murderer were
Am’oaTVnif rraultod in n
^aid to be so well constructed that seed and corn. This will be follow passed over the Renmore coast
rity welcomed General Persh- two negro holdup men.
coroner’s verdict'd homicidal death
for the safety of passengers on an ed by the withdrawal of similar uard station on the west coast of
Tli!. vex early this morning j
o France «n June 17, 1917,
re land. Weather reports Indicated
Following what is believed t« ocean flight.
Police said Mrs. Lilliendahl hod by strychnine poisoning.
boards and agents now in Europe. tha flyer* wera experiencing good
broke ito the store of B. L. Per-!
General Pershing, Howard P. -not suffered bodily injury, as they
have l>een a prolonged drinking
Meanwhile,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harris
Smartly gowned in tan, and It is expected that Congress will be weather.
*
», national commander of were led to believe. Mrs. Lillien- Hayes, parents of Amos and James, kins, lit) west First .Street, and b„ul y M Bishop. formerly of
merican Legion, and other dahl’s request that she be permit are held on murder warrants, made away wittt-merchundi.se val- Mani.h(,,t„ r, Ga., but H rt.4jllent ut speaking in a refined manner, Miss asked to revise the tariff laws in
Over
the
great
circle route, on a
Grayson sat in the lobby of the order to Lgitimatise this procedure.
is), of thelerion a* they ted to return home was refused hy charging them with the death <-f
course
slightly
south
by west, If
uetl ut between $1,500 and $2,000.
for the pust several Waldorf-Astoria today and in the
Those Investigating activities, favored with good luck, tha aviators
ited from the Cherbourg train the state troopers.
Her clothing Mrs. lluyes. Hayes, 53, is in the The robbery wus discovered at 4 Sanford
first
interview
she
has
granted,
day afternoon at hi* home, a twowhich are intended to produce In
it red-carpeted platform of waa taken for a minute examina county jail, apparently unconcerned
They might probably reach
o'clock thi* morning by Putrulman room housu on the lmke Jessup (bring adverse to publicity), told formation upon which to base thought
New
York
In 26 hours.
ailway station.
tion, although the authorities de at the charges ugainst him, while J. J. (irueson who reported it tu'rMid
about five miles south of of her plans to fly the ocean.
American tariff duties and to pre
have the same welcome re clined to explain this move..
The “Princess Xenia" carries no
Mrs. Hayes, 47, is held in the Cuth- police headquarters and to Mr.lSunfrd.
“Caution is necessary in mnking vent foreign products from enter wireless equipment. A flare pistol
td for you today as a peaceful; Several negro suspects were bert jail.
Perkins who w«s summoned from] Authorities
were
notified a flight across the ocean” she ing the country Illegally, have for signaling in case of diitrsas,
im as I had on that
questioned by police in connection
A theory, by police that the par
worldwide resentment and a tiny pneumatio rubber boat,
homo to give authorities any Curtly after the act had
been suid. "The recent disasters have created
rable occasion when you came -» ;th the er|£ t | A detective was ents poisoned their offspring t“ his
aid In t h e '-committed
-----f.
uguinst the United States. Compla were included In the plane’s equip
und a coroner’s jury proven that.
warrior," the War Minister!
v v today collect insurance policies, led to the information thut
search for the responsible parties. I(composed oT A. D. Smith, W. I.
fcml t« Genera! Porshing. i “t’nt to Mt. Caramel, N. Y
“Pm not making a race of it to ints against the practice have been ment.
discovery that the total insurance
The robbery is believed to be Tyler, L. T. Bryan, William Moss, be the first woman to do it,” she pouring Into the state and com
government has charged me 1
P“ *’.“ g
With luck, wa will do it,” Capt.
curried by their sons and daught the work of u gang of professional
,y one wort! which expresses! })hy81cJ?n: *}**
* . , Mountain er-in-law reached only $3,450.
William Woodruff und F. Goertt, continued. “I don't balieve' in rush merce departments dally and tha Macintosh declared just before the
grievances
of
European
manufac
whose activities have beon win summoned. After examining ing a thing like this. There will be
tentiments—mercil”
N• J “ also waa b*.1"* decked.
s ta r t “Wa era steering a direct
Two physicinn* who made the crooks,
According to his widow a story,
reported in severul nearby cities. the body, the scene of the suicide nothing hasty or haphaxard in ray turers on this score were public course for New Foundland and
affidavits
are
Dr.
C.
H.
Barksdale
ly
aired
at
the
Economic
Confer
expect to reach New York in M
HF.RHOURG, France, Sept. 16 Dr. Lilliendahl was shot by two and Dr. S. P. Holland. Both ex An examination of the premise:) and hearing testimony of Evelyn iflight. I intend to be convinced ence in-Geneva.
hours. “The weather reports in
S. S. leviathan, bearing more negroes when he attempted to res amined the victims during their ill revealed that the thieves guinod Cro-tby, who was with the man thut every bit of the plane is In tip
The Issue came to a head re dicate
batter conditions thanu
a 1,000 joyous members of the cue Mrs. Lillieniaht, 'Vvho told po ness, and found symptons “very entrance to the store by u rear w l. i he took his life, the jury re top shape. T am aura I have tho cently
when Argentina flalty re beta existed for a long time and
lice
the
negroes
beat
her
and
took
door
which
they
succeeded
in
open
plane
that
will
take
me
over,
and
turned a verdict of suicide.
irican Legion to Paris for the
similar to those indicated by pois
is Mr. Sikoraky. This la not to fused to assist In an inveitlgation that la as good as wa can expect
rent|nn of that organisation, her jewelry. The shots severed the oning with strychnine or some like ing after drilling severul holes to
Officer* found the body lying so
of flax-seed and com production
physicians
jugular
vein.
Mrs.
Lill
peimit
the
passage
of
u
thin
iron
be
& stunt.
hid in the harbor of Cherbourg
substance.”. _
o* a por li with a double-barrel
coats. The Argentine government
iendahl
has
been
hysterical
und
in
bar.
The
bar
Wus
used
to
pry
loose
*‘l am using an amphibian be
There have been five deaths in
I o'clock thla morning,
16, -(INS)
B U N , Sept
n wooden cross piece which held ed shot-gun by it* side. An ex- cause an ocean flight la pretum- curtly Informed the State Depart
coherent each time she attempted
rntmlng sirens and whistles, \p tel) the details of the attack, po- the Hayes family under cirr
ikg^ation
of
the
wound
revealed
ment
that
the
investigators
“would
yf * doors closed.
'-*S i > languor aae.-* Bo I hnva “'V'Wf welcome." '
stances termed by authuritie!
rdon of six Frsnch cruisers »*'•
ftto-. buckshot had penetrated trie. '
gt
r distance
.
J P M r a N hotnned
_g
r
-^f'jtvar
entruoco
*#*the
sto
n
j
a
piano
that will land on either
•'Bieirr
T-Thy
fjr$L
w**
from Beldonnel airdrome a t l f i W '
cte of roaringr«enN
right ride of the cheat, ahouldor land or sea.
The
Tariff
Commission
agents
The plana la pow
ha m eat Une£-*f 'it'-aUarniiC W " trt*Y»iw-ptep4»<d trt take tw<r*fOWTigo, wh«) an 18-year- iJ^kns Into nn enclosed alley, mak- and upper part of the right arm. It
were to have sailed for Buanoa o’clock this afternoon on » .at
leviathan dropped anchor and| Mrs. Lilliendahl to the scene o fth e old daughter died, presumably of ing it easy for robbers to back is believed that the man pointed ered with two J-6 Wright whirl Aires in June, but they detained tempted non-etop flight for New~
poison. Such their truck up to the door without the gun toward hinuelf with his wind motors. If one motor goes upon receipt of the Argentine^pro- York undeterred by the tn r ic .
the harbor. Four hour* later, munJej today * ^ a v e her re-enact self-administered
headquarters staff of the leg the shooting as she had descrlbetl was _the verdict of „ the enronjer’s arousing suspicion. Aided by dnik left hand, pulling the trigger with bud we can uae the other. It has a test pending a conference between fstee whicch have overcome tne
itepped off the liner to a wait- it Search of the woods where the jury which Investigated the case, ness the thieves could have follow his right hand. The nature und radio, with a sending and receiv the Commission and President Cool planes, Capt. Macintosh had
ing apparatus— and an emergency idge.
in March 1027 Mrs. Mary Ann ed their .loading activities with
gone st.'sdily ahead with plana for
tender.
The second Invasion physician was killed, today brought
location of the wound led officers radio, too.”
forth
the
gold
wrist
watch
which!Hayes,
02,
mother
of
Harris
Hayes,
little
danger
of
being
observed,
the
his flight, awaiting only favor- .- <he A. E. F. had begun,
to
believe
that
the
man
did
not
Mrs. IJIllendahl said was Included' died after a 10-day illness. Her police authorities stated.
Asked if she was carrying a WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.—'The able weather repdrts ever the At-.. -!
die instuntly but succumbed from
teipite the early hour, thousands in the loot taken by the negroes.
death was attributed t« old, age at
rubber
boat, she replied quickly, next move in the Franoo-Araerlcan Untie to take his monopUne, ,
The
store
was
discovered
to
be
in
persons lined the quay.
Two
u loss of blood.
time, but Dr.^ J. K Standifer,
“The plane itself is a boat."
state of disorder with evidence
tariff controversy waa placed air.
.
nch destroyers and the United, A. swamp
• near
. . the scene
. . .,of .the the
Brooding over his finam iul con
acting health officer, now recall* that the robbers worked quickly,
The "silent message” that Miss squarely up to President Coolidge
Us cruiser Detroit, swung at crime was to be dragged in the be- that
With
reports
indicating
a clear
the
syniptons
were
“somewhut
dition
followed
by
a
protracted
Mildred Doran and Princes* Low- today.
hor nearby, gayly beflagged in! Def th a t the revolver from which Himilur to those in cases of astrin probably not taking m o rt than a drinking spree is belie'-*-ing of the atmosphere over the
half hour to muke their naul and
erateln-Wertheim left behind when
Rejection by Franca of Wearingor of the visiting legionnaires, fatal shota were fired may have gent poisoning.”
trie morning, the flyer
getaway. The stolen goods consD- caused the man to kill himself. they flew off to meet their un t<m’a proposal for a commercial ocean
le bands played the Marseillaise keen thrown into it.
The posse
In July Jumes HoyVB, 18, 'died ted of more thun a dozen suits of The Crosby woman tertified that known fate, is the “inspiration” treaty on a mnet-favored-netlon announced that he would take off
The Star Spangled Banner.
continued their search for the nc- after a violent illness of two weeks
immediately. .
she and Bishop had been sitting
lilors lining the deck-rails of I gro t***11*™ mentioned in Mrs. duration. His oldest brother, Amos, clothes, underwear valued at $3n0, on the porch for some time when that is spurring Mias Grayson on bail* left only two courses open to
Macintosh, who plans to pilot
a
large
quantity
of
shirts,
extra
the
government.
The
negotiations
vessels cheered a welcome to; Lilliendahl s story,
28, came from Detroit^ Mich., to trouser*, souks, tip*, collars and he'made the remark that he “was to show that their sacrifice has could be brought to sn end, thus the plane on the trans-AtUntio
not
been
in
vain.”
visiting legionnaires. Before
attend the funeral. Hnrdly had the other articles. The lose is nob cov busted and might as Well end it
flight, la accompanied by Comm
She expressed a lively interest caving American shippers and andant Fltxmaurice, commander
legionnaire* disembarked from
body of the younger brother beon ered by insurance.
all.”
As
he
reached
for
his
gun,
1
>
.
manufacturers
virtually
out
In
the
in the proposed New York-to-Parls
Leviathan, they were addressed Governor F e d e r a l buried than Amos was stricken by
Police working on the ense ar* the woman said she begged the flight of pretty 23-year-old-Ruth cold as far as the French market of tha Irish Free Stats Air Force,
itneral John J. Pershing.
the same mysterious malady.
man not to kill himself. As she
conic rued; or the President could who will act sa navigator.
Early in August Am«s Hayes of the opinion that the work wr.s looked nxvny in another direction, Elder, Tba Florida flyer, saying is
W* feel we are among our own R eserve Board T o
fire the opening shot in the expect
Tha monoplane U a Fokksr,
the
result
of
some
careful
planning
that
of
course
she
wished
the
died. Then his pretty widow, Gladys
pie,” he said. “We are not conied tariff war by bringing section
we red with a 660 horse p
by parties who were thoroughly the woman said she heard the re southern girl “loads of luck.”
came
from
Detroit
with
her
baby
B
e
Nam
ed
Shortly
unong strangers, but coming
817 of the tariff law inta play.
port
of
the
gun
and
turning
she
ristol
Jupiter, nine cylinder
familiar
with
the
surroundings
ut
to live with the parents. In a few
Miss Grayson said she has not
i«t old friends and recall oldSection 317 gives the President or. The “Princeee Xenia,"
the store. The accuracy with whi'h saw Bishop’s body slump to the been discouraged by recent disas
day
a
she
waa
atricken
and
died.
li that aaw us stand together
the right to increase by 50 per cent
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 (INS)
gallons o f gasoline when
the thieves judged the location of floor.
ter* of tha air. Women, in har opin the duties on goods received from 701
~ greatest task to which we A successor to D. R. Crissinger of Physicians demanded an investigat the croR* piece holding the doors
took
the air, which the flyers <
Neighbors
were
summoned
to
ion. When the coroner went to the
ion, hav# a definite place In avia
«ver sent.”
Ohio as governor of the Federal house to interview the parents, he closed, was one of the principal the house and the sheriff's office tion. She said she saw no reason any country which discriminates 40 hours flying.
iy of the legionnaires made a Reserve Board is expected to bo was denied admltance. Later an reason* of this theory. No lights was notifed. The suicide was why a woman with the same fly against American goods. If the
With the plans capable of av
discrimination continues, the Pres
wamble for the bar in mari- announced shortly by President examination was made of the were on in the store at the time of cummitted shortly after 3 o'clock. ing
eraging
approximately 1Q0 miles B
experience
as
a
man
could
not
ident can put down a complete em
itation immediately upon Coolidge, it was said at the White young woman’s stomach and traces tbc robbery, it waa stated.
Sixty cents were found in the handle a ship equally well.
an hour, the two avia to n expect
bargo
on
the
goods
of
tha
offending
t the quay. The bar was House today.
of strychnine poisoning found. Tha
ed to reach New York aomatim*
The ca*h register, which h«14 man’s pockets. The Crosby wo
Miss Grayson is associated in country.
.•
bed six deep with Americans,
Crissenger submitted his resign coroner's ju ix then indicated the several dollars worth ' of nickels man said Bishop had been in her tha buying of tho plana with Mrs.
York time.
Meanwhile,
with
Secretary
Kel
glfect of the manehe depart- ation to the President <5n Monday elderly couple end they were a r and dimH, was not touched by the employ for several months.
Both Macintosh end
Aaga.
Ancker,
of
Alkan,
8.
C,,
a
logg
speeding
to
his
home
In
St.
rfflcially welcomed the visi- and it became effective yesterday. rested.
thieves, Mr. Perkins reported to
Bishop is said to have two child wealthy sportswoman. They have Paul for a 10-day vacation, acting See had been at tha Beldonnel i
h the maritime station.
Re will become chairmen of the exthe authorities.
ren in Manchester, Ga. The body incorporated under tha name of Secretary Castle waa framing this drome since early this
ng spoke in reply:
SCHILLER TAKES^JFF
evutlvtf committee of the P. H.
is bring held by Miller and Erick the Ancker-Grayson Aircraft Cor country’s reply to tha French re ■tudyUe weather reports
would be very difficult fer Smith company, a real estate and
ocean charts. They were info
son',
morticians, who art awaiting poration. On# of tha unusual toat- jection.
KYI.B
CONTINUES
SEARCH
OLD ORCHARD, MAINE,Sept.
realize the emotion that fills mortgage investment house.
instructions from the man's rela urea of tha plane, which Sikorsky The answer, which te expected ed that weather and wind
U
T.
—(INS)—Pilots
rhil
Wood
karts at the reception you
Edmund Platt of New York,
built for them, is the “aesoul to go forward before the end of the the most favorable for an
ST. JOHN’S N. F., Sept. IG - tives.
accorded us here. Thla ecca- vice governor, is acting In Criasen- and C. H. “ Duke” Schiller taxied
wing. The under half-wing supplies week, will be brief and to the point. •west ocean flight in man)
brmg9 ua very tender memo- gor's place until a permanent ap their monoplane “Royal Windsor1” (INS)—The-Kyle, chartered by the
lifting and sustaining area to tho I t will itate without qualification The flyers made instant
down the beach from Harry Jones New York Mirror to search for
FLIERS MAY GO ON
f recall our arrival here ten pointment is made.
plane. Tho “flying boat" U«aid t° that the Foidney-McCumber Tar to aUrt as soon as the
hangar at U A. M. E. D. T., and Us managing editor, Philip A.
ago under very different
comply with all the United States iff Act makes it Impossible for the could be mode reedy.
Crissenger emphatically denied swept into the air for Windsor, Jumes D. Hill, who were lost when
tances.
TOKIO,
Sept. 10 —(INS) — Navy demands for safe ocean fly United States to negotiate a com
that he had resigned “under fire,
Tha big monoplane waa
was our privilege to come to a* result of the row kicked up by O nt, on the last leg of their hop the monoplane, “Old Glory,” crash Edward F. Schlee and William ing.
mercial treaty on any) but a most- out of the hangar, taken
ed
060
miles
east
of
here,
continu
from
Harbor
Grace,
New
Foundlid in your dark hour of need, tha board's action in forcing a re
favored-natlon bail*. The law re edge of the flying field and
ed today to traverse the water.) Brock, who yesterday announced
____________
ries flood our minds this duction from 4 to 3 1-2 percent in land.
quires that all ccointries be treated tanka filled with gasoline
RABIES
CAUSES
DEATH
the
abandonment
of
their
contem
near the spot where the airplane
ung, memories of your people the Chicago bank’s re-discount
alike, thereby preventing a aporiri olL The motor waa given l t s f
plated flight across the Pacific in
fell.
' itcir homes, memories of long rate. Officers of the Chicago bank • SECOND HEAT VICTIM
their monoplane “Pride of De TEXARKANA, A * .. Sept. 18. arringcnint with Franc# that teat.
The weather which
memorial of rain, memo- opposed the reduction.
troit,” are considering tha possi —(INS)—Hydrophobia laet right would give that country preferen been bright and tunny during I
BIRMINGHAM,
Ala.,
Sept.
10—
WINTER PARK —New stage bility of a flight from Honolulu to took the life of Garland Lane, IS. tial rates.
i°( great battles. Thay are
morning became ellghtlv ov
One of the sharpest fights in (IN S)—it. H. Welters, 28, of Nor
;»hon memories, for when two history
-being
built at Rollins College for San Francisco, but have no# fully wh» was bitten by a dog last
over tha Federal Reserve wood, Ohio, was the second victim
a t noon but Capt. Macintosh «
fight together in a common System was threatened because of
Christmas. The lad beesnm violent
decided to make the attempt.
dramatic department.
CHEESE PLANT OPENS
elded against any further
of
the
heat
wave
which
has
swept
their bonds become India (ha foread raduction.
ly IU last week and was rushed here
Opponents this section during the past few
ponement of the flight
We.”
to a hospital in convulsions. Doc
charcod that It was part of a move days. Walters desth came last
DURANT,
Miss.,
Sept.
16^
tors treated him for
but (INS)—The Kraft Cheese Com
days of ten years ago were to create an all-powerful central night as he started to board a
<te«L Group# of children ran banking system, with tha policies northbound train it the terminal Sanford M *y B ecom e W inter Quarters wars unable to save his life.
pany formally opened a plant her*
| (Continued On Page Three)
directed from Washington rather station here,.
today.
The entire city turned out
O f Johnny Jones Exposition Shows FUNERAL SERVICES HELD and made
than by the 12 Federal R«»«ry«
It a holiday.
PynUa Crissenger stoutly defend
BENT TO DEATH v
Fanners
looked at thai day as ft
>ve Made Against ed tha board’e action.
Possibilities of Sanford becom earnings would ssriet local mer LITTLE ROCK, Ark* Sept. 16. new era in the Mississippi farm
services for life bringing (he dairy buataeaa
FRANKFORT, KY., Sept. 1 6 .- ing the winter headquarter* of chants materially, it was pointed - ( I N S ) —Funeral
fnnsyhrania K I a n Platt opposed tha move and cri (1NS)—Rayfnond
George W. Haye. former
C. Davis, of Ed- the Johnny J. Jonea Exposition out.
In/thla eecton Into tho moat im
ticised it publicity.
Secretary of
Sanford Post Card Week was of Arkansas, will bo held Irom his portant cUae of farm Ufa.
SBURH, Sept.-1* ( I N S J - ^ r ts a u W Mellon was also said to dytUle, Ky., formerly of Toledo, Shows are good, according to E. officially
designated as the week home here tomorrow. Bays, M
the forced ^eduction us a Ohio, went to his desth in the elec J. Trotter who announces at a
Intosh 1
sviti of a sensational chare- regard
of
September
26 and arrangements years of age. died herd last night
tric
chair
a
t
stytb
prison
here
ear.y
meeting
today
o
f
the
Chamber
of
usurpation of power by the board.
to
tl
LKVINB
PUTS
OFF
FLIGHT
been drawn up and are
today, paying the penalty for the Commerce that from emmunica- wera made for the trade organiza after a 10 day Illness with pneu
the ewletance
Huled to be filed in Federal
monia.
________
slaying of William N. Font, dur- tlona which he had received from tion to offer prixea fr varioue
Then tha * ~ J
YOST RESIGNS
tomorrow in the suit to oust
LONDON, Sept 16. (INS>—
holdup In Lex- the owner there is considerable church bodies for th* largest num
ing
.
JACKSONT1LLB
.t-IVMTOCK
A. Levhio
f t
KUn from P*nnsylEve, 1926.
attempt qf
ington, on
interest being manifested in San ber of card# mailed out. The
W and to throw tho organlxoCapt
R.
H.
H
ANNARBOR, MICH., Sept I t —
see
he
me
was
described
by
Presi
.Iftih afl
ford ss a location.
k>to the hand# of rece‘
_ the long distance
(INS)—Fielding Harris Yoat, for
WALKS IN A DAZE
JACKSONIVLLE, . F la , Sept.
Mr. Trotter laid a letter from dent S. O. Shinholeer as one of
1tamed by Interna
ird in a flight from
26 yean head football coach at
Mr. Jones had expressed hla senti the ccheapeat and moat sfficisnt 1R— (IN S)— '
1S«rvioo.her* today.
Louisville, G*., Sept. 16.(INS) ment in favor of thla eity and means of advertising a city.
u:hi, IndU. waa
the University of Michigan.J u
crip b Ufht
j(
because of re
xnaal for Jo ____________ resigned from active coaching —Mise Mary Clarks Ramsey, prom that if arrangements can hm riot
Secretary Trotter announced le* 6:00—8.50 medlume
_
winds. Tbs filers
been ousted by the Im- duties for the coming season end inent society girl 'of Jefferson ed far suitable quarter# together receipt of a letter from the Dry 8^F» heavy pigs 8.50 11
entire with sufficient trackage space for Ice Company of New York in 8JR) roughs 6,00 7.78
tomorrow momlm
•i Wlzanj, according to their will devote his entire time to ad County, for whom the
eharges, hi '
w
heavy market
mins trative work. Thla announce countryside was searched, waa freight cars, Sanford in all prob which it was stated that Sanford
f* 'Welting i
cows ri
ment was made last night a t the found today a t Davisboro, . Ga., ability will be selected over com will be
the cities thatwiU
M U 0O T ' n . ,
walking In a dase, and physicians
* CB
certain
initial meeting of the 1927
as
the
site
for
at
from peting cities. Tha shows employ
*00—6.00'
.football candidates in the Michi said she was 1 suffering
to mvjal th e i
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hundred people
“Walking Typhoid”,
•several
•
• • and‘ their
gan union.
,
SUSPICION POINTS
TO DOCTOR’S WIFE
STORE ROBBED oftoR M E R GEORGIA
MERCHANDISE TO MAN TAKES OWN
VALUE O F .$1,500 Life w ith a gun
f
B
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f
. .
1 Ke
�t h e sa nfoi
American Poloista
Retain Famous Cop
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igpters Appear
Training Fqr British Open
' \j
Gomi
nts To Victory In
eague Start
Former Sanford Star
Yields Twelve Hits
. But Is Steady When
H i t s Mean Scores
b ig B en D oubles
T o Count One B un
f
.
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WorldChampionCards
Are Subdued With
Ease By 9-3 Score
*{
Bottomley; Thevenow to Frisch to
Bottomley; base on balls off Alex*
under 3, Barnes 3, Henry 1; struck
out, by Alexander 2, Barnes 7, Lit
tlejohn 2; hits off Alexander 9 in
8, Littlejohn 0 in 2, Barnes 7 In 9
(none out in tenth) Henry 1 in
1*3; (eft on bases, St. Louis 6, New
York 7; winning pitcher, Little
john; losing pitcher, Barnes: Um
pires, Hart, Kigler and Moran.
Time 2:14.
Second Game.
NEW YQRK
AB R H O
Mueler, If ....
Llndstrim, 3b
Rouah, cf ......
Hornsby, 2b
Terry, lb
Jackson, ss
Harper, rf
Taylor, c
Cantwell, p
8L Louis, Set. 14—With the
f l « t game of a doubleheader tuck
e d away and the opportunity to
grab aol* possession of the second
place, the Cards went Into the
nightcap Wednesday with Little*
T lta ls
36 9 13 27 12 1
John in the box against Ben Cant* 8T. LOUIS
Wall of New York, Cantwell had Holm, cf
Meet ^red Fitzsimmons.
HsV
been used solely aa relief hurler Douthlt, cf
1! ode of the New Yorx Uiauta and
since joining the Giants from the Frisch, 2b
9 his pitching la one of the factors
Jacksonville club and this warn his Hafey, If
<
>! aiding John McGraw’s -team In Its
flrtt major league start. The cr«wd Roetgeer, If
0 1effort to overhaul the leagne leadhad aWatled to 30,000.
Orsatti. rf ...
O. ers. Fitzsimmons Is eountid on
The teams
were struggling L. Bell, 3b
0 by ths Giants for a fsw mors vic
with the score a t one all at the Schulte, c
>
i
l
1
2
o
tories this ssason.
end of the fourth Inning. Holm s Thevenow, s*
1 0
0 2 2 0
single and doubles by Bottomley Schuble ss
I 0 0 0 0 0
and Orailtfl gave the Cards a rtm Littlejohn, p
I 0 0 0 0 0
In th« first inning. In the second Kaufmann, p
i o o o n o
sthnza, Hornsby walked, went to RIn*, d ........
0 10 2 0
third on Terry’s double and scored Souwth, rf
1 0
0 0 0 0
bn * fielder’s choice.
zClark
SOUTH EASTERN LEAGUE
.1 0 0 0 0 0
Thft Giants unloosened a fierce
,W L. PCT
ing assault in the sixth. han>88 79 .599
Total* ...... 3H 3 12 27 10 1 Jacksonville
kring out eight bits during a xDatted for Ring in ninth.
Montgomery
.... 82 Oft .IlftS
run attack which knocked
Mimiic
Columbus
.70 09 .521
Score i;by innings:
John and his successor, TonylSt . Louis
74 72 .507
Louis
100 002 000—3 Pensacola
iUfmann, out of the box. Ter-'
08 70 .172
... 010 H07 100-9 Savannah
w ry’f triple drove in two runners,' New York
08 70 .472
Albany
Summary:
Two
bagrv-hlts,
Bot
and another triple
by Jackson tomley, Orsatti, Cantwell, Lintl- St. Augustine
Oft 80 .448
ad Terry and wae the end of atrom Terry 2, Hornsby; th rct?- Selina ...........
..... 01 80 .418
lejohn. Harper singled driving
hit*, Terry, Jackson; home
Jackson. Taylor singled, but runs, Schulte:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Sacrifice hits, JockHarper waa out trying to make son; stolen bases,
Frisch, double
\V. L.
err
tl|ird. Cantwell doubled to drive In plays,
Fricsh
to
Bottomley,
L.
Bell
Pittsburgh
..........
83
53
.
010
Taylor. Mueller walked und Llnd- to Frisch to Bottomley, Jackson to N< w Yilrk .................. 79 57 .
.581
crashed a double scoring
78 61 J561
itwell and Mueller. King then Terry* Wild pitches, Cantwell; Chicago \
0* on„
off
Littlejohn 3, C incinnati'...................67 08 .490
up the pitching burden for f.
Cantwell J, Kaufmann 1, Ring |- Brooklyn
......... 58 80 .421
la Cardinals, retiring the side. struck
out
by
Cantwell
1.
Ring
1Boston
.....
......
. 5ft 82 .402
,.Jft their half of the sixth, the £ ft on base, St. Louis
9.
N,.w
Philadelphia
....
!....
,48 89 .350
Cardinals scored twice.
Schult
■
hoisted a homer in to the right York 1; hits, „ff Littlejohn 7 In 5
AMERICAN LEAGUE
field bleachers, scoring behind 1-J, Kaufmann 4 In 1-3; losing
Umpires,
W I*-. PCT
Lefter Bell who had reached first £• ,her\ , L,ttteJohn;
Rigler, Moran and Hart. Time i51ew York ...... „...... 99 41 .707
on a single.
IPhiladelphia ...............81 67 .387
Terry's, double Jackson’s sucIf
Washington ............... 74 04 .636
a
fielder’s choice
D etroit..........................71 07 M l
another run for New
Chicago ..
66 72 .471
the seventh.
CUvelund .............
00 78 .425
7 V'
First Game
fit, Louis
............. 55 83 .399
NEW YORK
Ail R II O
Boston
47 90 .343
Mueler, I f ...........4 u 1 2
Llrtdstrim, 3b ... 5
Roush. cf ............5
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Loading M,J°r League Hitter*
‘ Hornsby, 2 b .......6
W. I- PCT.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Terry, lb _____ 4
Player A Club G AB R H Pet New Orleans ............. 91 57 .615
Simmon*,
Jackson, as .......3
Birmingham ............. 89 02 .689
Harper, rf .........2
. f Ph,,a........... 91 .154 75 138 .390 Mcmphia .....................87 03 .580
Heilmann,
Taylor, c
4
Nashville
............. 81 <• .541
Htnry, p ...
09 79 .466
Detroit ... 120 441 96 109 .383 Atlanta .......
Gehrig,
Mobile ...................
0782 .460
IT Totals
30 3 9x28 13 0
New York 141 532 140 203 .382 Phuttanoogu ............... 58 91 .389
Cobb,
6T. LOUIS
little Rock
. .......... 55 94 .369
Holm, cf ........... 6 2 2 3 0 0
rP hl,a ..... 120 408 99 105 .363
ottomley, lb .. 4 1 2 13 2 U Leader a year ago today: ManAMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Hacfa, 2b .....2 1 U 3 4 0 ush,Detroit .381.
W. L PCT
Mafey, If
......6 1 2 1 0 0
Milwaukee .................93 61 .601
Orsatti, r f ..........4 1 1 2
0 0
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Kansas City ............- 89 05 .578
L. Bell, 3b ......... 3 0 0 0 0 0 Player A Club G AB R H Pct Toledo .................... 89 65 .578
Tonorr, 3b —:.... 0 0 0
1 o 0 I*. Wunerd,
Minneapolis ............... 88 71 .555
Schulte, c ........ ...3 0 0 3 2 0 „ p Ut*...........138 507 110 210 .381 St. Paul ..............
82 72 .533
Bnyder, c ......... 0 0 0
1 0 0 f forn*byy
Indianapolis ............... 71 83 .401
Thevenow, as
S 0 0 2 6 2 . N*w York 130 499 119 183 .367 Louisville .......
66 98 .364
Bchuble ss ....... 0 0 0 0 0 0 L. Waner
St. Augustlne-Fill bridge and
; v,;iJta»nder. p
. 2 0 0 0 1 0 - W t t a . ........ 131 554 123 194 .360
( • road planned aa link of new State
LfMleJohn, p „..l 0 0 1 1 0 Harris,
Pitta. ........112 353 52 122 .347 Road No. 4 will cost estimated
xs Douthlt ....... 1 0 1 0 0 ’ 0
issCU rk ----- ....1 0 0 0 0 0 Stephenson,
$80,000.
Chicago ...138 633 89 183 .343
MixSowth .......... 1 0 0 0 0 0
Leader a year ago t&day: H ar
Totals
34 « 830 16 ~2 grave, Cincinnati . 309.
xOne out when winning runs
"THE—BIG— FIVE"
were acored six Batted for Alex
F AB R H HR Pet
ander In eighth, s t batted for The- Player
13d
119 11
venow to ninth, tasx Batted for Homaby
Cobb
......120
J06
05
h B*1]Jn ninth, x Ran for Schulte Ruth ..... 137 487 105
141 170 62 .349
In ninth.
Speaker
132 $11 170 70 2 .333
Score by Innings:
Yesterday's Jlome Runs
8*W’
YOfk ~
?-10 000
000 d ll 8—0
0—3
jlouto
...110
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Summary: Two-base hits, Holm,
Player and Club
Douthlt; three baae-hlta, Terry,
Giants ..... ........
17
Bottomley,
Cardinals ...
15
toy, Hafey; sacrifice hire, Hafey, Cardlnala
12
e“ . Jcekson, Bottomley; double H artnett, Cardinals.......
__
10
*, Bottomley to Thevenow to Schulte, Cardinals ......
8
Carey, Robins .............
1
| League Standings
S
TUNNEY TRAINING £AMF,
LAKE ILLA, HI., Sept. IB —Oaten*
sibly to avoid being knocked cold
by the heat, which is a good trick
even if you can’t do it. Gene- Tunney today will Introduce the Nova
tion of twijight training, whk-h
probably hasn't anything <t0 «le
with the fact thnt twilight sleep
leaves the patient conscious bfts
immune to pain. yAll the writer
can vouch for is that nobody It
news conscious around this tight
and the pain of the long, fruitier*
days has been intolerable.
Dempsey Is training under covet
of darkness or says he is. Tunhey
hires a beautiful camp, which he
uses for occasional visits, and now
he says that only in the tranquil
hour of twilight can one achieve
one’* best.
This decision was reached with
i the idea of avoiding the heat but
! it begins to look as though both
of these fighters will avoid me lift*
less they return to the old eight
hour day of eight to five w ith‘an
hour for hinch.
However, I am happy to learn
: that Mr. Tunney means to box this
afternoon. I | reassure* me to some
extent on a point 1 had come to
doubt. Thh
e actually _are going
to fight on the night of Sept- 22.
Judging solely by their training i r
what It Is to date, they might be
felting ready for the old Junior
prom.
* ■ . •They c a n t fool me,” said Yank
Wlyrnall, British writer, today uftet learnirttf (hat one man was bairpunching In piibiie and the other in
private,7the hitter being merely
oral bagpuneftihg’, a t that.
**No,
you can t fool me*. These boys are
training for the British open.”
It is, therefore, With dome g ra t
ification that 1 learn of Mr. Tunftey's intention to put on the gloves
today for purpose* ttther than trieIng or motoring' as they prefer
to say It a t the cab drivers local.
Yes. indeed, MY. Tunney Is going
to work, Ja*t a* an Innovation.
At the crack' of dawn he will hie
himself to the open road for five
or six miles and, when the day i a
done and those rich, dark hues be
gin forming In. the gloaming, he
will box stx Founds ferr the edifi
cation of all those who have both
$1.10 and the desire to'spend It.
Friday will be an off day, Satur
day will be on, o r a t least that is
the present arrangement, which la
subject, to-change without notice
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
particularly if some one geta up a
...Jacksonville 1; Montgomery 3.
good foursome a t the last minute.
'■Selma 7; St. Augustine 2.
This may sound like the program
Pensacola 3; Savannah 2.
of a young man with nothing on
Albany 9; Columbus 5.
his mind except * head of hair. It
Is. Tunftey waif serrfni #t]str0udlNATIONAL LEAGUE
btirg before the I first Dempsey
Pittsburgh 6-3; Boston 2-0.
bout, a condition that was regard
St. I-ouis 0-3; New York 3-9.
ed ut the time a t a mild form of
Chicago 0; Brooklyn 10.
Dementia. He ft absolutely tran
quil here.
' ,
Cincinnati 7; Philadelphia 0.
j He know* he has a fight on for
AMERICAN LEAGUE
■next Thursday, one week from toNew York 4; Cleveland 1.
I •'(>>. He knows the man he is to
Boston 9; St. Louis 0.
face is supposed to be a man-eater
Philadelphia 5; Chicago 4.
and knows if ha makes one mistake
Washington 3; Detroit 2.
li is likely to be a permanent one.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Hut Tonney’a idea Is thnt he
Toledo 2; Columbus 3.
won't make that mistake. It must
Kansas City 5; Minneapolis 13. be admitted, a t that, that he is n
Milwaukee 10; St. Paul 4*
young man who doesn’t make
many.
Only games scheduled.
R esults Of Games
our Rom
NEW YpRK Sept. lB^-(INS)
- “With a winning streak of sev
International
en gantes-a .four-game lead over —The htotoric
(ha'Cam inals and Giants, who a*e Polo cup will remain in tpe
deadlocked for seccond place, the United State* for the ne*t
Pittsburgh Pirates art sitting throo yeara at leist. Bf theft Mo bugaboo. and the
pretty today In the National Leag 8 tv 5 victory over the Brit legislature regained ita Ne
ue scramble. The pennant chances ish quartet a t Meadow Brook lawmaker today as the
remft
of tJl*“d»M* gild Giant* were bad yesterday, th d American player*
*®rJB p r e y ' s victory'
ly singed la the b>oiling »un at won the aeries and demonstrat 9L
Mont* Munn, o f Lincoln
St. Louis yesterday when the two ed that the "Big Four” of the to Brooklyn laat night ti
United
States
are
still
supreme
teams split a double bill again
the rought well muscled
while the P irates were smacking among the knights of the mal shadow bf Lelperville, p*_
let. The British polollsts put up
the Braves twicce.
a fa r better exhibition than oft a techincal knockout in thl
-The Cubs,
meanwhile were Saturday, when
they were round over Munn. who tQrswamped by Brooklyn ogain and swamped by ft score of 13 to 3. back on lawmaking to seek i
eer In the riWg.
dropped completely out of the race
The Bruins trail the Pirates by
Munn took the bout to d
6-1-2 games. The standing:
!
his
exact calibre among to*
Team
Won Lost To Play P. C seventh straight victory.
opposition. He was conviti
.010.
In the American League the were some 20,000.who p*(
Pittsburgh 83 53 18
.581, Yankees copped their 99th game, ball park, that he'will not
St. Louis
79 57 18
.581
New York 79 67 18
ve*y far in the title chase’.
.561 downing Cleveland 4 to 1. The
Chicago
78 61 15
The finish cam* after two
athletics
nosed
out
tho
White
Sox
T he Cubs, with only 15 games |
,utes and twenty second* ,
re maining on their schedule, have, in the eleventh, 5 to 4.
6f what was to har*
Senators
strengthened afourth
little chance of overhauling the| The
twelve-round
battle, [*
iendera.
The Cardinals do not their hold on third place by scorch hardly a fight, more
a
play
Pittsburgh ngain.
The ing the Tigers again, 3 to 2. The rout. Godfrey gave the .
Giants have four games with the Red Sox outalugged the Browns,
thorough beating, sccori*|7
. pale* but probably will have to 9 to 6, for the thlnl successive asecond
knockdown and *
sweep the series to stay in the gsme.
;
•
knockout
in the third round.
running. Today the New Yorkers
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and the Cards clash in another
double-header, * the third • in as
many days.
Although the Boston Braves
have ioat 10 straight, they are try
ing hard to atop Pittsburgh. Man
ager B ancroft threw his ace,
Greenfield, right back at the Bucs
again yesterday but the corsairs
trimmed him, 6 to 2, for the second
time inasmnny days John MilJus
Skilled physicians recognise the J did. This was some timi
Pirate rookie, held the bay boys to appearance of pimples, ,6oila and. Now I feel well-, and I ani*
six hits in the nightcap and blank other skin eruptions as being an along tine. 8.S.S. stopMj
indication of an abnormal condi Itching and it cured me of [
ed them 3 to 0.
Hafey’* homer with two on in tion of the system. Thia to why I advise all weak and i
the tenth staked tho Cardinals to so many thousands have been en people to give S.S.3. t „
a 6 to 3 victory* over the Giants. abled to free themselves of these It dears up the skin; malts;
Ben Cantwell, rookie twirler, beat unsightly blemUhe* and painful strong and fills you with tn
ranees by taking a course of Mrs. J. W. Barker, 1337 Wa
the Cards in the nightcap, 9 to 3, annoys
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
with the Giants murdering three 8.S.8.
“
I
suffered
si
from
impure
blood
second string St. Louis pltche>s.
You owe it to yourself t* I
—was weak, and I had lost so
It helps Nature
Max Carey of Brooklyn again much weight, I didn’t took nat 3.8.S.
beat the Cubs single-handed, clout ural. I had pimples and was also up red corpuscles. It imp
ing a homer with the bases full. bothered with a breaking-out that the processes by which thetl
Vance pitched for the Robins and Itched terribly. I also had boils to nourished. It la time-tried*
won 10 to 6.
on* after another. I tried differ reliable.
Bressler tripled in the ninth with e n t kinds of-remedies, but nothing
S.S;8. to sold at all «
the buses li-uded as the Reds nos did me any good until a friend stores in two sixes. Th
er! out Phillies, 7 to 0, for their advised m* to take S.S.S. which site U more economical.
Pimples, 1Spi Is, <
Skin EnIptiions
B aseb allS tatistics
In M ajor L eagues
Today’s Games
• i %*fh
(EASTERN l e a g u e
ivilie at Montgornery.
— iy a t Columbus.
Savannah at Pensacola.
8t. Auguatlne at Selma.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
York a t 8t. Louis,
riphto at Cincinnati,
at Pittsbugh.
a t Chicago.
AMBBJCAN LEAGUE Ilia a t Boston.
a t New York,
at Washington.
> i t Philadelphia.
BRN LEAGUE
lham a t Atlanta,
at Little Rock,
a t Memphis,
at Mobile.
tTION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hale, Athletics
1
The Leaders:
NATIONAL—Wilson 27, Cy Wll•tom* 26, Hornsby 24, Terry 17,
Bottomley 15.
AMERICAN—Rush 52, Gehrig
46, L axuri 18, K. Williams 17.
Simmons 14.
League Totala:
NATIONAL-428
AMERICAN—403
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THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. SEPTEMREP 16, 1927. —
Will There Be Racing:
T h e H erald in its ed ito rial columns recen tly rem in d ed A Wall of Water.
Its
re
a d e rs th a t th e o p e ra to rs of race tra c k s in F lo rid a would One Million for Taro Fists.
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th is w in te r. W e had based the a sse rtio n upon re p o rt! To Impress Other Nations.
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*c th a t have com e to u s and upon a knowledge o f th e m eth o d s Money Helps Science.
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pursu ed by ra c in g p ro m o ters. They are a g am b lin g crowd |
RY ARTHUR BRISBANE
n o t. la n d i * dran .-__ RDITOIl w illing to tak e a chance on an y th in g . They w ouldn’t p e rm i^ n j
l a p i r l a h l IB'iT by S ta r ( <>.
H- HOWARD BRRG___MANARKK
M k U i K. JONKS, « * U |I H M llar suprem e c o u rt ru lin g to d eter them in an a tte m p t to violate
TENS OK THOUSANDS are
SI RSCtUmoN RATES
homeless in Japan, their homes
Om» V**r __ _ __ .......... sta* th e law.' l l IlM lh a
W e don’t believe Ihe race track crowd will "get b y ” with swept away by the typhoon and
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th
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ir
a tte m p t to o p erate th is w inter in F lo rid a. We haven't tins! wave, and thousand* are dead.
M r f a r r i e r P*T > r.»k
The disaster us described by eye
W * * k l» H l l l M 9*r r« »
th o u g h t th a t th e y could since th e suprem e c o u rt last spring witnesses,
was literally awful.
T h * H e r a ld U a f a r d ’a p l t i r r r aeW n- handed dow n its ru lin g a g a in st pari-m utuel b e ttin g ,
b u t we
k ' H f ■ ■ b .r r lk M
ta Ik *
la fe r a a First came n heavy rumbling
i l a a a l N r w i I m l M . f f M h t i a Ir a n i did ex p ress th e belief th a t th e crowd
would come back and sound from the ocean, in the midst
I k la
■ ■ * * r l* r i n t i
a r g > ilu il< n
to o p erate. The H erald has sounded a w arn in g to of a dreadful windstorm. Then a
» ■ » » ( > I k i i u b i w a r d * d a lly « * * r r - a tte m p t
> * ( a l l Ik * I n d l i l ' m i l i w( Ik r a n
citizen s and officials to be on th e ir g u ard because th ey are wall of water, 10 feet high, rolled
I I H . n l . l d . T k a I. N , I la e a p e e la l.
in from the sea, sweeping houses,
Ir a f f l a l a a l
In P U r td a
and
I t . going to be called upon to a ct
once m ore a g a in s t a bunch of cuttle
and men before it, and wash
■ l a a w ad k a n d ltn d a i m * • • * * la
law violators.
n l | k a a l c a n a l.
ing fishing boots up into the rlej
In th is connection it is in te re stin g to n o te a statem e n t fields. Airplanes surveying the
•Id la a n m n k c * *C Ik *
disaster report great riec areas
ta rra a a f
C tr a n ln lta n a , an
b lia n a l A a a a a la tla a a f P a k . re c en tly m ade in the Miami News by Jam es M. C arson, pro
■ a"f A d v e r tla v r a , a n d A d v e r t is in g m in en t M iami a tto rn e y who lust y e ar w as activ e in th e fight covered by the sea.
A g r a t a w hk llr k r r a n lr r * a a r h P a k l U k a r .w r n i *
in th e state,
AT ALMOST THK same time, a
l a an k n a ll I*
a w hich eventually led to the closing of all tra c k s
I k a r a n g h a■te d i t ml * n b a r r tp tl* n H a ls
tidal wave 25 feet high, accom
Mr.
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was
in
answ
er
to
a
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announcem
ent
In a r d r r f a r a r l l r
a k a .ln lr lr
a ll
panied, perhaps caused, by a ter
U. . kcIamnIama*l ak fn arlnl rama al a tnl at lnh i d ta. . w e ll mm from heads of th e Miami Jockey Club th a t a fo rty -fiv e day rific gale, swept the west coast of
m eeting would be held th is w inter. T he a tto rn e y s a y s :
Mexico. Telegraph and telephone
FRIDAY, SKIT. 16. 1917
"T h e sto ry announcing a 4.r>-dny race-m eet nt th e Miami wires are washed away, and no de
Jockey Club th is w in ter, is m »st nmazing. Personally I re tails have been received of this
, T U K H K H A L D I P H O liH .U I
I . . l i H . a a y la t i l l a a d r a n a l r a d . fuse to believe it because: F ir s t— No race track can, a s every calamity near home. It is conceiv
able that a great earthquake, at
a iln A .t m l law.
Malar r a a la I* J a a k a a n body know s, o p erate for so long a season w ithout gam bling. tile bottom of the Pacific may have
removed any caused disaster mi either side <.i
■ n s lr a a tla a • f Ml. J . a a . l a d l a a * "Second— The suprem e c o u rt of Florida has
t'a a a l.
possible doubt (th e re was never any real doubt) about th e the ocean.
_ l a a u g i t r a l l . a uf t n a a l h l r "!* * # •
law o r th e rem edy for its violation.
IP M rak.
IT WAS RKtOKTED in New
b ln g m r a lla g a f b a lld la g
pro■'Third— V iolation of th e law flag ran tly curried on. as Turk
- h u n .r
b n tr la , a p a r t m r .r
today that $1,000,01)0 already
in th e case of race track s, can n o t continue w ithout th e con has Imen paid to Tunney as no ad
A a a m a t n a llr I 'k r .t ,
l - ~ 4 '* a i* le « li.a
a f a ll|r
k r a n l t f a . se n t o r co-operation of the co u n try solicitor, th e sh eriff of the vance on his fight receipt*—the
fla n a r a g r a w .
idea being to thwart gentlemen
county and the g o v ern o r of th e state.
I — A a e w a n d n tad ara k a a p lta l.
to uttuch his share of the
“ F o u rth — Besides, th e co n sen t.o f all th ese o fficers, if anxious
money for alleged claims.
BIBLE VERHE FOR TODAY
uny p riv a te citizen b rin g s su it for injunction, the circuit
Tunney enlisted in the .Murines
THE GLORY OF GOD:—Blessed c o u rt m ust e ith e r close th e track s or refuse to follow th e de “for u chance to fight," never
be the Lord God, the God of Israel, cision in th e Pom pano case, which is the law «if this s ta te having done any isixing before he
who only doeth wondrous thing).
" F if th —To believe th a t'M r. Sm oot's aim ouiicem ent is went to France, lie little thought
Add blessed lie His glorious name
that boxing for sport, on Uncle
fo | ever; and let the whole earth a u th e n tic und ju stifie d one m ust believe th a t he has received Sum’s payroll, at $f»0 u month,
be-filled with His glory.
Psalm assurunces of co-operation o r acquiescence from the county would enable lulu later to make
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solicitor, th e sh e riff, one or m ore circuit ju d g e s and th e gov more than $ I,nod.lino in a few min
IRAYER: 0 Lord God. all kings e rn o r of Flnridu, and all of th if I refuse, to believe— y et.
utes.
shall fall down before Ibee.
All
"C ertuinly th e re will he no race-m eeting, w here gam b
nations shall serve Thee.
BROOK AND SHI LEE, held up
ling is carried on, th is w in ter if th e people o f Dade county by the great typhoon, intend to fly
THE BEST MAN
and th e s ta te of Florida can prev en t it. I propose to do ev ery homo across the Pacific. It would
Wedding Khymrv
lie a tremendous flight, neurly
th
This man, though good, ii not the ( in g in my power to help in th a t direction."
d.OOO miles from Tokio to the Mid
best,
way Islands in the middle of the
However well his tie is tied
A Good Fijyhter
Pacific ocean, then another long
He la no better than the rest;
flight to Honolulu, thence a hop
That fellow by his left-hand side
i f 2400 miles to the Pacific coast
We
have
all
heard
a
g
re
a
t
deal
about
a
num
ber
of
p
er
With-knocking knees and heaving
—-a total flight over the Pacific o f
rte it,
sons who took a series of h ard knocks on th e chin d u rin g the more than OtiOO miles.
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Dlacnpolate and goggle-eyed, late lam ented F lorida real e s ta te boom. Not only did widows
That is the man to piss the test—
and orp h an s o f n o rth e rn cities lose th eir L ib erty bonds and , THE JAPANESE WARN the
Irf the opinion of the Bride.
pensions
and a vain endeavor to am ass millions, b u t m any nnt- ^ ,er» from "Detroit that their ot*
The net of the law Is spread so
Wide
ive crack
ers
Um|1of "navigators
o u ‘ e ,UICI<U
lor th j
, „ who should hnve known b e tte. r su ffered too.
.
best
find it difficult
No sinner from Its sweep may
N ot all w ere as fo rtu n a te as Jack B ritton when it cam e t.» locate the tiny Midway Islands
hide.
to
s
ta
g in g th e com eback. B ritto n . you rem em ber, used to he Ret in the Pacific,
0 wonderful web of mystery!
Big fish alone escape from thee I th e w elterw eig h t boxing king. He was to th e men of his J Hut nations that do tilings im—James Jeffrey Roche: “The class w h a t D em psey w as to th e heavyw eights. And B ritto n ' |,U,M othf r "“Hons/Such a flight
Net of the Law."
had sense besides, horse sense, we mean. He boxed around 1jjy ^ c c n t " ' deaths’ and disaster,
Sometimes a chance ends li\ like a w ise m an, ta k in g th em all on, knocking th em loose and jw iuld convince Europe und Asia
chancery.—Saratosa Times. Kapec- p u ttin g th e m oney in th e hank. T hen w hen he could co u n t b is j^ 1ul j\nv hostile planes sent to thW
fluntry
would
be
answeredji
tally the long chances.
m oney only on an adding m achine, he retired.
promptly
by
American
planes
go
• — . o-------B u t he cam e to Florida, ostensibly ta enjety. our.luscious ing in the other direction,
-j
Now that the Princei of Wales
and unexpectedly was
by th
re a l te m
sta«nte ubug.
has returned to England, Canadian clim ate, —...
..»r. b itten .v
v,.te .*.«,
u K.
flappers will start speaking again In a battle, w ith th e c re atu
ANOTHER FORCE GREATER
a tu re,
re , he hooked and jab b ed us best
*° ,C. t o , .)°re emboy.h , could • b u t he c o u ld n 't * f m l the heat and aeveral hundred S S t f T L l N E £ ? S S u £
Sanford merchants advertise i th o u san d took th e count.
1U organised money.
In The Herald because they know
■.B r ltto it th o u g h fo rty and well passed th e ago when men „ Money has discovered that war
that The Herald Is read. It gives o rd in a rily do road w ork well, tu rn ed to the only profession he kills more dollars than men, that it
cl cutes heavy income taxes, and
the people today's news today.
knew a n y th in g ab o u t. L ast week he took on George Levine, e ther troubles. Organized money ]
Stock sales on the floor of the tw e n ty -th re e , a p ro m isin g fig h te r who knew how to dance, knows that future wars would reNow Y6rk stock exchange totaled duck, dodge, block, hook, fein t an d jab , and also had a stick f ult, at the very start, in confisca
2,428409 shares yesterday. Not bad
of capital to meet expenses.
•
• tion
business far a depression period. o f d y n am ite in each hand.
Organized money, which usually
B ritto n did h is b e st. Ho g o t tired ’ bu t he h it back. He gets what it wants, doesn’t want
. ‘'.' ------- 0-------Aholxier escape of a prisoner won th e decision. Levine m et him in the cen ter and c o n g ra tu wur, a cheerful fact.
at It*if(Td was reported yester- lated him , "Jack, y o u ’re a g re a t old kid.” W a sn 't he th o u g h ?
dsy'vr Might Just as well acquit the
A YOUNG MAN who had been
— ---------------- O -------------------defendant as sand him to Halford.
pronounced dead was brought to
life 15 minutes later by an injet-i
Jacksonville,
Tampa,
Miami
tion of adrenalin, n life substance
“VIGILANCE
MEN"
EFFECTIVE
ever; Altamonte Springs, have
secreted by one of the mysterious
1-AI.M
IIBACII
1‘OST
their dUididates In the guberna
glands. Doctors hope that many
torial - race. Why not someone
dead may be saved.
Shortly after the close of the pride behind them they soon had apparently
from 8anford?
They
even
hint
at artificial crea
war organized bands of bank rob the situation under control. The tion of life but how
j -------o--------will they ere-,
Tampa citizens are growling bers instituted a reign of-terror in results, according to Mr. Frank ate thought? The great Darwin,,
about losing a paltry hundred the Middle West. The large num Warner, secretary of the Iowa explaining much by "axJjhition.” ,
thousand in public bonds, Gosh, ber of Liberty bond holders in the Bunkers' association, were aston was baffled when it came to ex-|
wouldn’t- they
holler if they rural sections kept their securities ishing. In u yeur the losses from plaining the development of the
n small country banks and bands bank robberies dropped from eyesight.
lirad in Sanford?
of robbers soon saw
that
this •250,000 to $100,000 and after
auditors working on the would be a fertile- field. It became five years of operation Iho losses
THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT
a books will be ready to make
regular organized business, with an- a little more than $10,000 a will
search for gold and silver
c .desired information in the result that In 1920 there were year.
thrown
into the sea from Spanish
weeks, It Is said. Hold 28 bank robberies in the state of
t taro w
If this method has been so ef
attacked by the British in
h m e i tilt then.
lowu, with a loss of $225,000. The fective in the m atter of hank rob galleons
Vigo Bay, 225 years ago.
next year the number grew to.the beries, why would it not bo worth
Spain could find greater treas
te g Ion boys are having a hard alarming number of 50, with a , trying
in other forms of lawtime making both enda meet in loss of more than $250,000.
t breaking, the dry law for Instance. ure, without risk of failure, by
harnessing her waterfalls and esPalfa and are already wiring home
In one of these u shehff
sheriff and!The
The field
field is
Is wide
wide and the need is ti-blishing more public schools fin
for .more-money. W« thought it was
i were shot und it was seen ; great. And to follow the untlogy
comparatively cheap over there.
that some
'me steps would have to be
b e . to the end, the workers are few. the education of children.
taken to supplement the policing , Why not supplement the official
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William Howard Taft was sev
bs of the state. The gover-Jbody
gover-| body with »a citizen group?
irrauti? Might
Mi»ht
enty y**ifs old yesterday and facilities
dOMn*t aeem to mind It a bit. nor authorltized the swearing in , not authority and "Vigilance Men"
Anyone who laughs aa much as of reliable citizens for the rural as effective in the enforcement of
T aft never has ta worry about communities *11 over the stute, j the dry law as they are said to
■o eaUbHshlng “vigilance com- j have l«en in minimizing bank robing eld.
mUtees" of from four to ten
Inlerles?
men who I In the light of the limited suc■ting for your home .town la eaclq mostly service
h*n«lle Weapons. { cess 0f the resent machinery, it
but le t's stick to facts and wnw . . . .
ith st te authority and local would seem worth considering.
•Xclted and M aggrrate
A Petersburg Inde
x i n g about one's home
Consolidation Moans Better Service
not boosting it.
LAKE CITY REPORTER
o
moral .from the
Two electric light plants in a sand inhabitants is that neither
Duncan and If
wife wants you t a buy her town or two telephone systems can make enough money to employ
Prices in Loch.. Arbor
nlah shawl, recall to her that would mean That neither would all the help needed or maintain thu
it
just that very thing which have patronage enough to install equipment necessary.
meet the existing conequipment or give first class serv The business world has learned
brc^rc the famous dancer's neck.
*
ice. Thi» is clear enough. The same the lesson of consolidation in
— *— o-------ditions of today—one
Sanford is going to be a rule holds good in the newspaper many lines nnd this Is notably
over point on the airplane field. When the business la divid true in regard to all forma of pub
pay9 for m erit in this
from Jacksonville to Tampa. ed betweeA two or three papers ic utilities. One telephone com
philanthropic
individual la a limited field it lakes twlro pany like the Bell Telephone Corndeetopment but todays
the Interest of the city a t the publicity and' twice the ex puny, can give far better service
S '
and money In the bank ought pense to reach the same number uf than two or a dozen would.
prices will be found
A
ike the construction of a peopla os when it is done through telephone subscriber esn sit in his
astounishingly
(owl
one medium.
field.
home and in a Tew minutes talk
When a newspaper plant pre tr. Seattle, San Francisco, New
Have you Inquired?
rToedj a n filled with motor pares its copy, seta tha type, York or London.’ If there were
th a t can testify to the prom- makes up the forma and puts them three or four companies In his field
ifgU and fulfuilled.. It la a Into the press ready for printing, he would have to have three or
r early to predict aa to what the principal work is already per four boxes In his house and stand
[Hathaway will do, but In the formed. Two thousand copies can an expense of three or four times
th a t he does decide to enter be printed op tan thousand, or a as much as where there la one
a candidate U " C ur Hundred thousand. When there is universal concern, In ordar to get a
ie one prediction I more than one plant each la dup less satisfactory service.
ie true, licating the work of tb* other.
The tendency In the newspaper
be the next Gov- With the high coat of publishing Jfield toward consolidation, aa in
Sanford
all the Car)tone a newip
•p ip er or operating i print- other utilities. This la taking ploce Box 339
-Pally Palm ing plan
ant these days tha Inevitable all over the United Statee at a
result In k city of only a few thou-!rapid rate.
Me Laulins
Looks as if He’ll Need a Special Session
As Brisbane Sees It
Jew elers-O pt„me(riRl
Diamond Mountim
RaMaj ■«
111
Loch
Arbor
Prices
Meet Today’s Demand
DeForest-Santord
Realty Co.
Engraving
W atch Repairing
\S WOArfr
£ £ Lo n q
NOW
EV ERY FIR E
LOSS HITS
YOU
....Fire is the common fn^
my of us all. Your fire dee
ly concerns your neighWI
and his fire may dMri
I
y our properly.
Tnke all possible prccau.l
lions ngninst fire in yoorl
home or factory, and insure!
in
stro n g
companies f
th ro u g h th is agency
]/
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0
A. P. Connelly Jj
Sons
ivdiihlixhrd BIOS
221 Magnolia
i’l-'inf U]
sion
.t ^ M O T E L
Elton J. Moughton
Architect
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UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT
For treatm ent of Ring Worms, Jiggers and nny skin eruption.
Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by the
F.rst Nat’l. Bank Bldg.
.Sanford, Flu.
UNION PHARMACY
—
Phone 375
FLAGLER
,th*
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Announcement
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WV*
H. C. VIELE
Jew eler
. 0 et-te t
* » d ’ V obW
I have
K.
J A C K S O N V IL L E
tak en
over
Willard
B attery
form erly
owned
T he
108 Magnolia
Select
C H R IST M A S
Uifts NOW on our new|
easy payment plan.
Only 8:1 shopping days'be
fore Christmas.
by
B rolhcrs.
FLO R ID A
—I
I have a full stock of g e n u
WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING
ine W illnrd B a tte rie s nnd
Next time you
buy calomel ask
for
T he thoroughly purified
and refined calomel com
bined with assistant end
corrective agents.
Nauaealeas—S a fe —S ure
am prepared to
HEAL
give
BATTERY
SER
Willard Battery
Service Station
Dick Ray, Prop.
409 W. First St.
Phome 548
J. H. JACKSON
Phone
611
112 E. Second S t
LOANS
A Minute Of Thought May
,S ? A V V
Save H u n d r e d s
Of Dollars II
“ Look before you leap" is an
old phrase of caution that Is
very appropriate—we m ig h t’
ad “investigate before you in
vest" for building a home is
a lifetime investment.
Don’t run
the
“wildcat
chance"—be sure your ma
terials are dependable^
v■
C. W. SMITH
you
VICE.
'
You will find in th e W elaka Bldg, a t Jackson Fur
n itu re Com pany, R ailroad A ve. My repairs are 1*3
ch eap er th a n o th e r shops in tow n. AH w ork guaran
teed. W ish to th a n k the public for past patronage and
hope to serv e them in th e fu tu re .
THE
TREA
T hat M akes ?lre*tone Tires Better
Here’s What It Means To
You
I
Confidence in Your C ar on W et. Slippery
T ractio n to S ta rt Quickly—T o Stop Short
Im proved Action of B rakes
S a fe ly in Em ergencies
P erfect Road C ontact
R eiter
M ileage
E co n o m y
Ronds
MILES PER DOLLAR"
•m o s t
*uz
THE VABD WITH A MILL BACKING
Phone 135
Holly Ave., at
Yard
11th. 12th, 13th Sir
Bond Grade
Zip Service
y
i r
You will find
a real
concerned in preventlml
fires as we a re in providing!
sound insurance ■itrainsi 1
possible loss.
'
j jln
.\
h
A te
AND FILLING STATION
411 W. 1st. S t.
,
Willard Battery Service
In Same Building
Tel. 893.
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THE S A N F O R D HERALD, FRID A Y , SEPTEMBER 16. 1927.
S a n f o r d M ay Bje
Winter Q uarters o f
Johnny Jones Show
Social a n d P ersonal A divitiesr;
[ y n c e Telephone 148_____ MRS. FRED S. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR
Residence Telephone 859
_________ ___________ 1 tContinued From Pago One)
- I y | Proposed Florida piant to bo erect-
Bug Experts Say Insects
Cost AmericarisAnnually
VastSum
0 00,000
f$7&
O
, B E N T W f,. flABBOR. ; M*
SepL
Dissolution
the "House, ff Bivld” for the o*
of the Utortfc decency: ..nd .g<
order of the people of .our stel
was demanded tday In a brief,
by W. W. hotter, attorney gm
in the'otatee*ease against the-
Sandspur
Bridge
Club
cdE
wi*fin • "ho.rt time
,
f .
_
_
r - A. Douglass requested tmEntertained Thursday ™<Kate action on steps to secure
early completion of the re
Iones the
Night By Mrs. Son
maining mile and a quarter of
WASHINGTON, Sept. ItJ. (INS) science intervened. The citme
—The United States-- richest of (troves of Florida and California
nations and the most wasteful— continue to exist only by tea son TM-Credit Association 1s sh or-' is wasting the nstoundlng sum of peraisffcrtt exercise of insect nanizoli society for the prevehtftA,1,
All through the Inst club
of Cruelty to Credit. Ju st Pay you* a
vino year.) especially selected by the Woman’s
of
$750,000,000 a year because control work by the owners."
state foad number three within
the president Mrs. E. A. D o u g la ss,lu b committees, bu> following
bills when they’re dqc, and b e lp .t^ j
its
citizens
have
failed
to
join
He said the
On
Thursday evening, Mrs. the city limits..
nml Mrs. It. G. Duvey. chairman‘of 1those Mr. Marentette promises Earle
in
a
concerted
war
ap<m
devast
E. Jones was hostess when county's part of thb lakefront
Sanford .Credit
Snow Consolidates
the Moving Picture Committee, | the ladies they may have just what she entertained nt bridge at her '"ad had been completed and de ating insertions, experts of the
.SATURDAY
i -Nr .
I
they
ask
for.
The
picture
for
Sat
dared
today.
Two Barber Sliops
Ltsllni meeting of the N. do V. Uf-aked toward creating n demand urday will be "For Heaven's Sake,” homo in the Cleir.onts Apartments. scribed it as uf vital importance
fot
children's
matinees,
with
care
f"r
the
city
to
take
steps
to
ccv>ni«
Placing the nation’s annual |
“ Chapter U. D. C. will be
iand is put .nut by /,le Fatuous Play The guests were the members of
(ileto its part. A committee com. loss from insertions at u billion
[,VV'M) o’clock nt the home id fully selected pictures, and it is
the Sand spur bridge Club.
.*« Snhfft:
starring
Raymond
Griffith.
Consolidation
Douglass, Jt. J, und a half dolin's, Dr, A. L. Qu- barber
11
Kouuitllai tilt) Palmetto with great pleasure that they an The musical feature which is to be
Quantities ef mpri gold's and I""id ot Mr.
sboM
nounce the first of these for Satintroduced Friday evening, illust ferns were used in decorations, Roily and D. L. Thrasher was ap aintnnee, acting head of the de toil on South
th Tark Avenue and the
mday mornirtg at 10 o'clock.
MONDAY
rated songs, will be repeated at the rooms where the card tables pointed to investigate the matter partment's bureau of entomology, other on West Ftf^t';Stpeot, waa
1he present committee composed 'he children's matinees.
kithlei-n Malory Circle of the
had been spread for play, featur and to present their findings to a asserted that this lois could be announced today by T, W. tSnow,
Paptiat Church will meet of Mrs. R. G. Davey, Chairman. The Roy Scouts who will usher ing the color scheme of yellow and meeting of the board of governors. out in half if the lessons taught owner cf the two,* establishments.
h. C. Nil son of OrianUo, repre by experts were heeded.
Mr* M. M. Stewart on Mel- Miss Mjirgaret Young, Mrs.Katn- on Saturday are: Wilbur Smith, green.
Mr. Snow will have hls.new shojc
fyn Dutton, Mrs. C. K, Myers ami John Courier, Hal Coover, Milton
senting the aircraft corporation
Uj|e Avenue at 4 o clock.
With
the
boll
weevil
still
n
located
at 105 First Street, form
fo<- the game were kept "huh proposes to inaugurate a
, 2’a Daughters Class 'of the Mrs. C. M. Powell J r , have been Robbins, Sidney Weinln-rg, and onScores
great menace and the European erly occupieotl by the Presto cafe.
tallies
done
in
Spanish
senorJacksonville- Tampa commercial
1st Church will hold a biu- ill close conference with Mr. Mar Eugene
The shop will have six chairs,
Estridge.
| itas and after a most interesting air"Vine'' VtToIre* n't dome length on corn borer nml the Japanese bee
am! social meeting in the entette, and these Indies along
TODAY
tle added to the ranks of the at each operated by an experienced
Dus
movement
has
been
most
Kanw
()f
,,ri)„
ri,S8ive
bridge
had
’
1
kc
at
h annex Monday nt 8 »'cloe-<. with Mrs. E. A. Douglass, and Mr-. lu iessfully earned out in Jackson- J>een played the prize for top score, Plans tor the project which he tacking army of tiny but destrut.*- tonsorlnUaL .The interior of the I
•‘ANNIE LAURIE'*.
*aut including the operation of ive houlcs of insertions, the In place has < undergone
F.vclyn Edenfield and Miss Henry Wight, chnirman of the Wel it'le, Orlando and other Florida
several
‘ Ij.
aie Brooks will be hostesses. fare Department will act as chap i ities, and it is earnestly hope-1 a dainty tea apr.in was awarded two schedules, one including the genuity of scientist, [aces n test changes which will
combine
to
With wonderful Lillish Oish-W
Miss
Margaret
Zncahry.
The
erones.
Through
the
courtesy
of
central
part
of
Alice G. McKim will have
the state ami the to preserve the fo id supply of the make this one of the most at a role that offer* her A-mptkr,
that the mothers of Sanford will
Mr. Marentette, tin* chaperones m-operate in the effrrt to piovid** prize for high <ut. a pottery tray, other, including St. Augustine, nation, he said.
tractive barber shops in the city. able ability to reach the great-,
frjre of the spe. ini program.
went
lo
Miss
Nnnie
Williams
while
All of tho equlpmerit will be of the eat triumph of her cat^wr, ' t<‘
.
.
.
,
I'alatkn,
DeLand,
Santord.ORMiscellaneous Shower for the each week, and the Roy Scouts who the children with pictures th y;
Always,
he
said,
man
nml
in
h e low cut, a sachet, was won by i „ , „ i . , , L ,
.
,
*
will ait as ushers will all be given like, and yet bo mores adapt ful toy \1 t...
latest
type and design. .
...
,,
.
’
'
laiuiu,
l.ukeland
and
1
union.
sertions
have
been
the
chief
com
Organ Chin at ^
0 cl o<.k
Comedy *■■ <; «a*-*0
M ss Mmn
Howard.
«n.
.... . tne
* poss"
[ -u,
’ic. Nilson
outlined
petitors food, nml as acreage in
[the home of Mrs. Dmy Pitch- complimentary admissions, and th-.t ir youthful mind than those shown
mothers
of
children
or
adults
bring
When
the
curd
.tables
had
been
Air Derby Scheduled
‘•"titles of commerce aviation creases with the growth of pop
foi the general public. The pic
]d, 1015 Elm Avenue.
ing them, will receive admission at tures for the 24th and the .list are cleared and laid with hand made »«*l said every progressive city ulation. the problem becomes in
Roman's Missionary Society the
^ usual small price charged for
• NT-W YORK. Sept. 15, (INS) —
ure to please—Douglass Mac Lean i^oyeyu the hostess served a tasty should have landing field facilities creasingly serious.
the Methodists • hureh will meet i c|1j|<|rell,!i matinees
Eight
jmwevful noaoplenes have
as.
salad
course
with
fruit
punch.
in
“
Hold
That
Idon,”
and
Richard
He
urged
Sanford
to
make
ur"While the Inventive genius of
|;]:30 o’clock nt the homo of
SATURDAY
The first three pictures were not Dix in ‘ The Quarter-Back."
Enjoying the cordial hospitality rangen ents for one that he de man ought always to be able to rntored tho Now Yprk-to-Spokanc
W. C. Hill, 1900 Magnolia
start
next
Wednesday,
Captain
of M’s. Jones were Miss Sara clared could e put into shape at cope with 1 creatures which arc
FOREIGN OF,VIES*
eauc, with Mrs. H. H. Chapell,
NYarren Er.sterby, Miss Nonie very “Small
expense.
At the gove'ned only by instinct, exten Charies C. Collyer, in chhrge of
C. C. Priest, Mrs. J. W. Rol
the
event,
announced
tnday«WIllinois,
Miss
Frunces
Dutton,
Cote net Tim MaCo/
close of Mr. NiIson’s remarks, sive research and application of
and Mrs. Zeb lintliff as hostMiss Mina Howard, Miss Cleo Mr. Douglass said he had been scientfic
and ‘ ,
lessons in everyday
BARTOW —Presbyterian Church
iThayer,
Miss
Emily
Hailey,
Miss
Claire
Windsor
life
are
necessary
In
the
future,''
authorized
by
Frank
L,
Woodruff
[he Circles of the Presbyterian
■ jn * -* •
to erect $50,000 new building.
Mary Deen, Miss Murgnret Cox, 8'. to offer a site for the landing [said Dr. Sunintance.
prfh will meet at 4 o'clock in
Miss Fern Ward, Miss Marion field with a 10-year lease oil the j ''Very little if any profitable
Petef B. KineV
following places:
STARKE —Work under way im
famtiu* story. ‘ '
Hand
ami
Miss
Margaret
Zachary.
tin:le one, with Mrs, Mary Roily,
property with no expense jn- cultivation of crops .would be proving parkways and filling in
|; Myrtle Avenue.
waived except payment of the possible If it were not for the re- holes.
J
/
,v . ■
Lillian Gish is playing a new
[irclc two, Mrs. E. D. Bulloch,
niologists for control of insects.
taxes.
A re-hearing for Eddie Pel
GOLDENROD
Lillian
Gish—and
the
secret
is
nn
East Fifth Street.
"Our apple, peach and pear orcharged with the 'slaying of Eon-.
[ittle three, with Mrs. Joe Gra odd one.
i
hards
would have__ been destroy
i
large crowd was in uttendanca
b, 319 West Twelfth Street.
The pensive and wistful heroine stable E. E. Walker of Ustecn, hu‘i| at Athe
ed
by
tho
San JosiT’sealc'hm! not
preaching service nt tho
tie. four, with Mrs. 0. E. of "IjiRohenme,” “The Scarlet been set for September 22. folio ,v-(
VMlk
community
church
Sunday
aftertrs,'Julrt Elm Avenue.
ing
a
postponement
of
hearing
^miii
Itov. Reid having returned
[irclc five, with Miss Alice Cald- Fetter" anil other plays in which which was to be held yesterday
from his vacation Wednesday of
j her fragile beauty nppeals to the
, 418 Magnolia Avenue.
[irclc six, with Mrs. F. E. Wood- i sympathies of nn audience, is ruth- afternoon in DeLand. Thursday’s last week. Rev. J. Max Cook, past
or of the Oviedo Baptist Church,
520 Oak Avenue,
i or a gorgeous creature in her new proceedings were delayed until
(continued from page one)
tittle seven, with Mrs. C. L. est role in "Annie Laurie," Metro- next week when the defemlcnt was was also present and at tho urgent
request of Rev. Reid delivered the about the street, clutching nt the
Per, Myrtle and fifteenth Street,
[irclc eight, with Mrs. Edward Goldwyn-Mayer’s drama of the not in court to hear evidence which afternoon message. Rev. Cook legs of the legionnaires, crying,
Scottish Highlands, at the Milane the state's attorney had previous- chose for his suhject the unchangd- ‘’Lex Americnins1 Vive les Ameri-)
ns. 1300 Magnolia Avenue,
Cains!"
ly announced would be offered in nbleneM of God.
de nine, with Mrs. Walter S. Theatre toduy.
Arriving a t'th e city hall, Gene
r, 221 West Eighteenth Street.
She breathes the nir of aristo- an effort to remand Pell to jail to' Mrs. Tilden Jacobs, district prlrfTUESDAY
crucy in the gowns of a Scottish nwait action of a Volusia county' i(lc.n‘ o f.the ' V' M. U , was preset* ral Pershing was welcomed by the
layer of Cherbourg. He replied
. . .
. . . .- '» and a t the close of the preachi:
usiness Woman's Circle of the woman of title, anil her entire as-*'
in co,inectio.i WUh
with .tthe
en^ ( gave
KllVK aw short talk
lu<R to t!w
> the greeting in French, and ex-1
byterian Church will meet pect seems to have taken on a subb*
u, ( service,
-lit' ill*?!
I ladies, explaining the purposes of ressed his regret that he could)
■Mrs. Charles M. Powell Jr., its change.
• ...................... .
J udge M. G. Rowe, presiding the Ruby Ann ive nary of tho W. not sju'sk the language with great
J31 Sanford Avenue at 0:30
The secret is—her hair.
pver
the proceedings yesterday, M, TJ„ to be held at Titusville Sept. er facility in order to tell comiiletellock.
i
, *. i ■
Done up with a-ribbon and curl
Azarian CiA’le of the First Bap- ed into long ringlets, after the psked defense attorneys to bring 20, and inviting the local society to ly his appreciation of the welcome
Church will meot ret 8 o'clock fashion of aristocratic women loX their client into court next Thurs be present at this meeting, with aa Die legionnaires had been accord*
, Mrs. Mack Cleveland *2473 Scotland ; I t - g ^ ; her a patrlVlaVi
» « er he had discovered that ninny delegates as possible. A cor «l Continuing in English, the Gen-:u * t
\
netto Avenue with Mrs. Cleve- appearance
(ice that is im poslng-but P!e"
not '’.re*te.nt' . fAtlwr"e1f. dial invitation to the District annu a[ said: 4
aild Mrs. Ti L.H ale as host- her wistful
"We are delighted to be bgck
istful
charm penetrates
nenetratei
1 »ll,u' r of the defense to d al meeting _ to be held Ifr Oviedi
the judge that the defendent would Thursday was also given,by ll
iong friends. You know that Aiftt/
■
l"> »ii|*;
through it in the vivid story.
noot be brought into the hen ring District President.
i;lea loves Frunce."
It took several hours each day by his own uttorneya because Poll
CARD tiP'TUANKS
Mr. Whithrope had the nilsfi
The mayor then offered General
i*i rMKjy.'
PV’e wish to thank our friends to arrange the curls she'wore and was under a $12,000 bond.
The tune to collide Monday wit,
ershing a glass of champagne,
the beautiful floral offerings sevurul hairdressers worked on court then set date, for the taking tnlck _ ur t j,0 cunnl in East Win- Joldlng the glnss aloft, the General
i
the loving words of sympathy the new disguise.
or testimony and ordered the sher- t
Mf ^Vinthrope’s newt Reo laid:
'
'
Miss
| the loss of our loved one.
iss Gish heads a notaldc cast, iff to prot|uce Pel! for the proceed- WM |« dly. ,dnmagcd. The drivrr of ‘! "I raise my glass and Invite you
There is stilt time to take
withi Norman Kerry in the leading in(t8D. D. HUNTER and Family
the truck held him self to blame for fan drink to the health and prosperadvantage uf our “AFTER
,
H y d ra -D is c W a s h e r
mulec role, Hobart Bosworth, Rua- The state's
SEASON SPECIAL" , 1-3
state’s announcement
announcement of
of ih»
the accident.
accident.
> ,■ '*’f1, ’' ' ** Ry o( the rejiubfle of France, and
, |. *re,
**’-•' v. ‘ ' ■ J
sell
Simpson,
Creightfjn
Haie,
I William Lake leaves next week
new evidence in the case includes
Some time last week, while Mr.',*,, the strengthening of the ties of
Discount on our regular >
Many who purdhasad thoMwaohare wx» *
|r Tampa wnere lie will make his Brandon Hurst, David Torrence, testimony that will he offered by llM,j Mrs. W^od were in VomP"' a ‘friendship which unite France nnrt
pros* aurprMa at tftO s a te and spaad with
prices,
.^
:
Patricia Avery, Joseph Striker, I>r. R. E. Stevens of Sanford, who theif visited their poultry yard and the_ United,?
___ .Rtntcs.”
(vhlch tha family w ^ h ln f It dona,
Frank Curries and others. John S. bxmnined the sluiii deputy’s body, helped himself to five of their Despite advance threats by radi
$25 Wave $16.67
Iroaatanothlhlb to lavssUftste sr
ayniotid Bearden of Kissimmee Robertson directed the story from
cals to breuk up the welcoming
The postponement Thursday f«l-‘young turkeys,
see B dsmonstretetf. A saving ln«
[nt the day here Friday as the the scenario by Josephine Lovett. lowed the holding of a preliminary
Rurman Dodd returned tTuesday celebration, there was not the least
$15 Wave $10.00;
vestmant.
st of friends.
hearing Wednesday for four other from u business trip to Tampa, hav eslgn of nn hostile demonstration.
men, recently arrested on charges jnK called there, because of the Cherbourg had become all-Aincri$10 Wave $ 6.67
v « M i September 30th.
Paul Luke of Tampa sent the Mrs. C. W. Stoudmtte of being accessories after the fart burning of his home. There wax can for the day. nnd the residents
in Sanford Thursday with his Hostess At D eligh tfu l______
__nothing
__ _____
All our work guu run teed,
in connection with Walker's slay-1
saved of the contents of spored no pain to mnkc tho visit
father William laike.
no kinks, no frizz, no striig" P n r t v f i n W o H n P C f l 't V ‘Ing. Judge J. K. Peacock of Do Land
hium.. Mrs. Dodd and the two ors feel perfectly at home immedi
Sse thase wo#|*erfut Wsshsr*
i a n y u n TV m n e a u a y |^et |.- 00() bonds for Raymond p#.l.’ children barely eacapod with their ately upon their nrrival.
• gly ends—Come in and talk
»rs. Paul Radford is spending a
it over and see our samples.
brother of the accused man, and jjveB, as they wore asleep and did
days in Orlando as the guest
ATTAAt'KBD BY NEGHO
A delightful bridge party given Obadiah Williams, a negro
Pol I nur waken until the house was
hone 27
|her nv'ther Mrs. Quigg.
this week was .that of Wednesday furnished bond but the negro
,nearly consumed. The loss W»s
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS. Flu..
evening when Mrs. C. W. Stoudea- still in jail. H. <>. Prideiiux was ,,a itiu||y covered by insurance,
P. Paul
Frink Edenfield left Friday for mire entertained members of her held under a ? 1,000 bond to insure j j j rSi cooper, who returned to the Sept. 16.—(INS)—An indictment
[iriiro, III., where he will attend club at her home in Fort Mellon. his appearance as a state witness home of her sister, Mrs. Horry Wil of manslaughter was returned by
Bank
Tunnffy-Dempsey fight.
Bow In and Baskets
roses a ad against Pell in the faU term or itamn, Tuesday, after an operation the county grand jury against 501) First National
I vi**
'f-*1
zinnias were used in brightening court. J. W. Eaton, the other ul t(,e Fla. Snnntrolum, suffered a mil Honor Bh)[iop, who is alleged
[Mrs. Mary Bishop of Tampa Is the rooms where the card tables member of the puirtet.
was ah*}r(,laspe
after her—removal from the Ent'est Bishop son of County Com,------------—
'rig in Sanford ns th«* guest of had been spread for play.
solved of any complicity in tho hospital, and is now in a very sor- to. have killed Henry J. Brett,
rlister Mrs. J. M. Wallace.
prominent business mun of this
tious condition.
Progressive bridge was played slaying,
city'
with a blow of his fist a
daring
the
evening
and
at
the
con
Arraignment of
mTaigniiicin.
*<* the
»■■>* four
•—• men
—
Sunday afternoon caller* a/ \ l r«
| Mr*. June Roumillat returned clusion of the usual number of followed
Fort time George Leper s. were Mr. and Mrs- short time ago.
their
arrests
n
short
Thursday evening, from Pa- rounds, scores were added and the
. Defense attorneys offered
n o , Carlson, Mr. and Mre. EUlridge
fered no'
where she sent a Jew days. top acore prize, a framed snow
„* ikn
* ,
S c ilffo ld
C ,o lln p S C !s
evidence nt
the henrinLf.
hearing, the only and Mr. GoAltafr. Misses Mary Marian Hopkins ^
“ UIU
o
nph has returned home scene, wps awarded Mrs. Earle T. testimony being given by witnesses | and Connie and Cl)loc Bromon of K i l l i n g 1 , I n j u r i n g *
Fields.
For
having
had
ill
luck
with
for
the
prosecution.
Angeles, Cal., and other
Orlando were guests of Mrs. it. S.
the Wert where he spent her cards Mrs. C. II. Driver was
Brown Thursday afternoon.
low
score
prize,
also
a
MEMPHIS, Sept, i 16. -(INS)
given
the
[f»it mopth.
Misses Pope, Marshall,1 Mr.
............
...........
and Mrs.
R. I* Croom, spent —One man was dead toduy and
framed picture.
izthers were
in a critical
At the refreshment hour Mrs. Give SwimmingiParty
[Mrs. o. T. Alfred has returned
s a S t t f S t two'
condition
as
the
result
of their
Stoudenmlre
served
fruit
salad
i after spending several weeks
! ' S.-1 ■* *
*
*>’•'
».
e , ,night.
..^ ,^
plunge of 40 feet when a scaf
ng friends and relatives at topped with whipped cream, cakes Today At Silver L a k dav
fold on which they were working
and punch.
in' Georgia.
The Misses Dorothy Pop* and of Orlando i. now .patting In the i*tiHaps ini In the down-trrwn busi
The pluyers were: Mrs. J. E.
curbing ut the rood crossings ond ness district late yesterday.
[Forrest Luke, Glen.i Wimbish Wnthen, Mrs. J. E. Ritchie, Mrs. Lucy Marshall were hostess F n- j
swimming
curves
on the
Goldenrod* < heney
Herbert Goese, 44. died last
Lewis O’Bryun hare return- Itcbert Masska, Mrs. Earle T. day afternoon at a swimming
_
highway.
ffllWilJe
nliht at Baptist Hospital from a
l from Tallahassee where they Fjolds, Mrs. U M. Stephenson, ,,#rty at Silver Lake.
Mr. und Mrs. Relbey were guests
skull. Edward Richnrtz,
nt several days on business.
Mr». Stewart Dutton. Mrs. C. H.
The jollv group met nt the of Mr. and Mrs. Eldrldgo at u coke tractufed
35,
and
Alton
Wnnl, ‘26, negro,
Driver and Mrs. Stoudennure.
home of Dorothy Pope in Rose and ice-cream supper Sunday even
are
near
death
today,
1
[Mi*s Nanette McDonald of Pern*
JL’ourt und motored out to the
The trio fell from a scaffold
®n, Gn., is expected to arrive Mrs. T u S erA n d Mrs. lake in a body. Here tho after ing.
MU*
Mrs. Joe Brown and siater.
when It collapsed while working
I11* next week and will teach in
noon was quickly spent with swim Winnie Kirkland of Fftzgerald. Ga. urr the side of a downtown office
of the Primary schools.
Higgins Entertain For ming und othe>' 'delightful feat and Mrs. Hoyt M orgBqofO vled<>.
longer—we
and at a late hour refresh wore pleasant caller* a t the home l ulUling.
■ - - *1• ' *
I Mrs. G. W. Jackson and Children Eastern Star Officers ures
U denllo clean "every
^
S a t l ^ y ^ t V p o t ^toij^ ^ tea have been ri.
ments of Ice'creani nnd cuke were of Mrs. Laura Mathers Saturday
—
' Brunswick, JJa., are expected to
...... —■
—nothing
Is
resenfri-^-SaJurtay
tylQ lfc a .bfsf.^ay in Oursalii Hiatory of SanJ
served.
evening.
FORT MYERS, Fla., Sept. 16,
^ Ve here Sunday and will be the
Mrs. R- W. Turner and Mrs.
Assisting the young hostesses
-(INS)— Forccing entroncl to
■»ts of her son aqd itffe, Mr. and Eugene Higgins entertained thj
be there when the doors o
in looking after the pleasure of
the home of n fifty-yearrold whlto
•Jsmes Jackson.'
of/iccrii of the Seminole Chapter their guests
were Mrs. L M,
” i \
t .. V
woman on the outsklrst of t i
I ’
^
No. J2 Order of. Eastern Star, on Marshall. Sirs. O. J. Pope. Mro.
ccity, a negro known »• Tom
Alonrnc B. Hutton hM returned
uesday afternoon «t the home of H, J. Clause, Mrs. Mack Clevewoman today and fled before her
Philadelphia, Pa., where he
!nt T urnlr on. Palmetto Avenue.
a short time with,M* wife.
screams brought *ld.
_____
The purpose of the session wa3 land and Mrs. CrowleyEnjoying
this • affair • were
•>* at the bedside of her mother, to make plin* for a called meeting
iekd. General Motors old stock sold
Forrest Lake.
at the Masonic Hall when Mrs. Laura Mae Brown, Annie Belle
up 6 point* at *<», 3-4. ^ U e £ * J
New York Sept. lfc^W ith
Angie Jameson Wank of Miami, Brown, Josephine White, Martha
Mn. George Shipp* leave* Sat- Grand Matron of the Grand Chap Bryan, Marion Eatridge, Marion rompletlon of ti* government s new stock covered about half that
•F for Jamestown, N. Y« ter of Florida will moke her official Clause, Dorothy Clause Elotse 1 Jlion-nnd-e-half dollar financing Kfin a n c ia l and industrial condl-1
notes and certificates
,
*he will visit as tW guest visit tu San ford. v
Winn, Doris Battern, V
:• ~ jo:t . indeb
.. tiona were otherwise unchanged
Weekley,
Paulin*
Crawford.
Ue\j
,
j
ness,
incom*
taxes
and
the
mm
Mr». Victor Seaburg.
S^IPP
tedness,
)___
Our tttoek b low—we dott'i
After the plans were perfected,
hl aUg visit relatives a t Ashe- the remainder of the afternoon was en Colbe’t, Betty Colbert, Mar- month corporation dividend pity- epecations cf the big steel mills
one hour Saturday that’a '
N. C., and Washington, D. C. spent with music and p.easant orie Pop*. Katherine Laney, M ar ments, fund* flowed Irlto the spec were down slighJly while some
foUfo*
o
ff.
In
forward
or
ulative district in ‘good volume to
nnd nt a late ,®'ir ian Houlihan, Helen Brown, I.ucy day and fopc*d the call loan r*t* der* was reported. Easy money,
•^ r*- Archia petts returned conversation
the hostesses served sandwiches Marshall and t-Dorothy Pope.
rather th .n Increasing e a tin g s ,
Thi*rsday ' evening from
. C* >ai.,ax.v<
constitutes
the
lAijor drtvlnr
and
punch.
N. C., where she Was
JURY EMPANELLED
force
behind
the
continued
upward
Those
presentwero
Mrs.
PMIIH W IIK U V ,
M V ..*.-. , *
V i I
^ the death of her gramlMn.
rices, creating a stn*tUnited States SUet pushkd ahead svring' in prtc
' “ r. Mrs. B. E. Beatty. Site was King, Mrs. .R- F. Crenshaw„Walter
MOUNT
VERNON,
HU
Sept,
16.
for the bulle. Due to
cgic position
pm'
Jlricg levels in ipec- egto
™mpanied home
by Walter Glenn E. McKay. Mrs. 1 Mrs. —(IN S)—The jury that will try. to new
_
off
in activity, of many
•tty.
/
the
falll
Haynes, hfrs. P.
Elsie Sweetln on charges of tacular fashion. Under the headportant gridpa of stocks,
Harry Kent, Mrs. Ed Routh Mrs. Mrs.
,vy
trading.
Why
of
enormously
»u-S ‘KM
ana in the market were
[Mr. *nd Mrs.'C. K. Walker of James Huff. Mrs. F. Hnsky- Wight, murdering her husband that she When General Mo
f " mred
might weil Rev. Lhwrence M. HtfM.
Fill
fle
a
s
than
in
yesterday’*
Mrs.
J.
D.
Parker
and
Mrs.
Wurt
Inpbffl
Myrtle Avenue announce th«
her lover, was completed In circuit to waver, shortf
Ion, though a few of the netRteel w**
309 E. Fii
} of a daughter Thursday, W. Warnev. .
court here today. Eleven farmers, pirlod. Unite® 1
live
*to*ka -appeared-' to
th* vlctorat the Fernald
married men with children arc on nushed to th* front
Dr. Ralph Stevens »P*«‘
' ncing nmru thau Umlr abate of attantnton hospital. Tho baby has
the Panel. Tho other Juror Is a Joua -bulls, the »to<
dny
Thursday
laDo
Land
attend
3-point
tlolt.
named Lmi Tillye Mae Walbriskly to 158 1-8 for
gurageman.
^
ing to business.
Social
Calendar
Lillian G ish Plays Rehearing For Pell
New And Vivid Role Set For Thursday
In Milane Picture ByJudge M.G.Rowe
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1 .^
husband about thrrc miles from
| town according to reports made to
| police. Her clothes were tom nnJ
j burned from her body, according
I to reports, and three pools of
j blood and a moss of
hair was
J found nearby. Mrs. Trcece was in
I n semi-conscious condition when
[ found and Vas only able to make
a short statement at the hospital.
| in which she attributed tbc nttack
[ to nn unknown negro, before her
d?sth.
j
The hrutaf nttack and beating
has arru.-ed the feeling of white
People in this section to feverpitrh and police fear mob violence
if the negro is found.
rought to even n higher point of
reflection thm igh the complete
doption of the wnter cure process
y Goodrich. This process applies
he heat
both sides of the tire
t lh<* same time during the cure,
Goodrich Tire Co.|
Among FirstToTry I
NewCuringProcess ■"
which comes under not them jur
isdiction.
w
.
Rov. Jordan was last seen Wed
nesday night. He and his wife
had been driven heme by friends,
and as he was about to enter his
house, two men stopjred him nnd
Ever since water curing has been
asked for a few minutes to dis. employed fn the manufacture of in
cuss church matters. Mrs. Jo r.
tiib^s for automobile tires leaddan went into the house, as she ner
irt'T engineers in the rubber indus
saw her husband and the twi* men try have been devoting much time
walk down the street.
and attention t«' the application of
Noble was arrested, police nn- i t(,j s process in the manufacture of
nounced, after Re\V C. B. Nelli- j casings.
erland, a retired minister, declar - 1 ..-j^ e B. F. Goodrich Rubber C*>med th a t the ousted prencher had ( p„nv ■ snys C. E. Myers local
said some time ago that "no man Godrich
c-.i'J
Tire Healer, “was one
would live, to fill the pastorate the
the first
fr
to adopt this remarkable
c f ’, this church."
proces
process commercially. In their
A few days ago Noble wns re- {tests and experiments they found
moved from the parish house b y !that curing tubbes by means of h 't
court order, he having refused , water under pre■usurp gave a more
Jordan permission to occupy it compact texture to the tube, re
moved irregularities and virtually
prevented possibilities of pin-h' les
nnd air seepage. Such things had
been comon experience with tubes
up to that time.
"Another advantage whiph was
noted in the tests with the water
cure process was the quick pene.
tratlon of the heat, which is so
essentially important to vulcani
sation. From this result Goodrich
engineers immediately saw the ad
vantages to he gained in tire vul
canizing if they could apply heat
by the same means. They set to
work on the problem, solved it and
several months ago made the nec
essary equipment installations in
thoir factory at Akr'n, for manu
factory fucturing Silvertowns un
der this process.
"Today Silvertowns have been
It provide*, a more uniform cure to
the whole tire—no part is over
e ked and no part under-cured. A
m o r e powerful
bond unites the
tread, breaker strip and plies of
the canvnss."
Alphabet
Caramei Fruit Layers 38c
D anish P a s try . A Nice Variety of Baked Goods, Dclica
lessen M eats, Imported and Domestic Cheese.
A rca d e D e lic a te s se n
The Taste Tell
4-1 McLander Arcade
M agnolia At Second
contains. DRIED BUTTERMILK and a
Complete Complex Mineral. Hens fed on
this mash have an increased vitality, wood
health andgive a high production of qual
ity eggs. The hatchability of the eggs is
also increased.
Phone 277
Quality--Service-Courtesy
Prompt Deliveries
Fresh Foods
Alabama Woman Is
Attacked By Negro
Who Eludes Posse
FOODS
for the hot weather menu let the
Manager suggest delightful new
dishes that refresh us well as
Growing
Mr. Gadder
simply must pretzel
A & P Silverbrook
CREAMERY BUTTER II). P k g
Cabbage- lb..............................................
Bedns, 21bs.................................
J
Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs........ ............
:
Onions, 3 lbs............................. a
Rutabagas, 4 lb s ....................
Pears, 2 fo r ............................
flesh, doz...........
Lettuce, h ead ...................................... .
Celery, fresh, bunch..........................
Catfrots, bunch .............................. ;....
Beets, bunch
...........
;
Other Fruits and Vegetables
-
*
A & I* C ream ery
BUTTER Cut From the Tub
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S ta n d a rd N u t •
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MARGARINE lb.
.......
1-4 lb. Free With
Each • Pound
Aim At »-»
Scott Co.
HOMINY 2 1-2 Can
Snow Floss
SAUER KRAUT No. 2 1-2 Can .
t
Blue Bonnet Market
2nd Street & Sanford Avenue
F. S. Vernay and Wm. Musgrnve, Proprietors
45c
32c
Dried $onked
BLACK EYE PEAS No. 2 Can ...
12c
14c
10c
Iona B ran d
TOMATOES No. 2 Can
Ilokar Suprem e
Coffee lb. Tin
Ited Circle Selected
QUALITY
m eats
108 PALMETTO AVE
COFFEE lb........................
8 O'Clock Fresh Ground
White Salt
MEAT
COFFEE lb........................
Western Pot
Del-Monte
White House Tttl) Can
EVAPORATED MILK
RAISINS 2 Pkg................
S unsweet
PRUNES 2 lb. Pkg.
A & P Haked
oked BACON
27
BRANS No. 2 Can
*
I’alm Olive
TOILET SOAP 3 B ars.....
1* & G Naphtha
Frankfort
SOAP 10 B a r s.................
*
j
Sausage
A & P Plain or Selfrising
FLOUR—24 lb Sk............
Iona Family
FLOpR 24 lb. Sk. .........
35c
33c
10c
25c
30c
8c
22c
40c
$1.33
$1.15
TLTAPPY healthy faces
A and vigorous bodies
are c h ild h o o d ’s testi
mony that milk is the
most perfect food in the
world. Playing the vital
part that it does in the
health and development
of growingchildren, their
milk should be the very
best you can get.
W hen y o u r c h ild
drinks Klim, you know
his milk is pure, nourish
ing and absolutely safe.
For Klim is milk from
the richest dairy sections
of America, milk rigidly
inspected and pasteur
ized and tu rn e d in to
powdered snowdrifts a
(few hours after nflking.
Klim is the ideal milk
for every purpose. Give
th e c h ild re n all they
want, cook with it, use it
in every way you would
use liquid’piilk. You'll
find it economical as it
keeps indefinitely with
out ice and there is no
waste through'spoilage*
The touching scene pictured above shows
Mr. Gadder starting on a trip on the steam
cars. He Is going to N aum kcag.M asM o buy
a barrel. Being a cautious soul, Mr. Gadder
is taking plenty of pretzels along to while
away the two hour trip. Probably the first
letters he will bite out will be the Initials of ' ‘
the railroad: :
,\ « u -
W hich Is not so easy. But then think of the
fun Mr. Gadder, a P. M. P. ( Past Master
Pretzeleer) will have biting and eating.
Ail pretzeleers in good standing eat
0*So*Gud Pretzels. Why? Read that name
again. 0«So*Guds arc baked brown, baked
crispy, baked good to cat and easy to digest
by Uneeda Bakers.
They’re good with iced drinks and with
tea. W ith soup and with salad and with
cheese. W iththose funny little fish and what
nots that folks call hors d'oeuvres.
Give the children U needa Bakers’ pret
zels—plenty of them. Doctors approve. And
don’t stint your own self. You'll approve.
O-SO-GUD
SU. Ul. • *». «((.
^ P R E T Z E L S
it 4
f n i l g r 0wa
pretul all tied
up in knett. IWbt
titd it? Vnttdt
Btken. Aik hi
MERRELL.SOULE COMPANY
* Syracuse, N. Y.
SPELL
IT
BACKW ARDS
U needa
FRESH MILK P O W D E R E D
K llm tito U ln tT iX
anil 5 lb. cam,-,Tk*
larger si is you buy
Xht mart you sotf.
Pacific Toilet
PAPER, 6 Rolls
STEAK
35
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMIJANy
205 Magnolia Ave.
Sanford at Geneva
McLander Arcade
�THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1927
Sanford Daily UeraM
YOUR BUSINESS --card appear
.
ing
dally in this column
No Trouble at All to Smile
will
-\NT AD. RATES
reach over 3,000 every day I
tVrm*: Cash in Ad vane*
-and it costs so little a 12 won!
PAGE FIVE
BY WILLIAMS
/ WHU'T do v u k meavj ?
\
"OVERTOOK' 8 T d e l i g h t
\
AK1‘ Cou LOm - G \ f h o m e '.?
S k M MEAKJ O'JEP'fcOK'
d a r k m e s s . ive. M tvjevT ,
HEARD O' AKNfBoO/ BEJW
,
Ov/ERTt)OV< 8»V DAW LIGHT* AM
ad for one month costs only $2.60,
one ads, will be received
Iro n s a n d collector »*nt
lately for payment.
.
9c a line
............
7c a line
______6c a Une
, e s .......... <c * Une
me rates on request
- d.IiupiI rules are for
Just i..sk
Hione 148
i 13— Rooms W ith Hoard
for “Classified Depart
ment”
Furnished rooms, private home
near schools, convenient for tea*rs, I'lione 270—J.
T o x o u — SAW-VoH B ig
CLEAN UP YOUK OLD WALLS
WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT
SOMETHING NEW AND SET H — Rooms W ithout Hoard
TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA
TION. CALL PHONE 235-J OR
SEE, V. C. CULLER, SANFORD,
FLA.
rascal .
OM' v-fuH PROMISE M E
A ^ ^ m u r 'D Q urr d r i w k i m '
/
T h e m im d ia m ^ . z -'
V A \€. S U H -M » S f
C U R cV . A ki AH
HA in ( WEBBER BROKE
O A T P R O M I S E . ALE
AH
WAS
O O tf^V dlF F
E M O lS T iM E W A S ,
o e e . O a m B u m - o a t -s
ALL. - a E S SHOCfiw'CRA
V\^> ALV. A H D o w e . .
15— A partm ent For Kent
I-lee Rent—in exchange for about
one hours janitor service daily;
BUILDING BLOCKS - - irrigation wi will give free rent on a three
boxes ami generul cement work mum upnrtment located m business
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- district. Apply foreman at Sanford
willeger, Proy. :trd and Elm.
TO
A D VER TISER S
WIGIIT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT |
SHOP — Printing
engraving, J
embossing. See us first. We do it. •
Phone 417-W, lt.it. Avemie-Cnta
me trial Street.
representative
[roughly familiar with rates
i ami classifSction will
you complete information,
if you wish they will assist
in wording your want mi.
make it more effective.
IUPORPANT NOTICE
l
Herald
LUMBER and complete line of
building material. Low prices. Furnished rooms for ligh
keeping, with or without
Security Lumber Co, “ Where Good
Grad.** Come Froni” Muple and 61h Laurel Ave.
Sixth. PLuDf 797.
tdvertiners should give their
t«t or postoffice address as
li as their phone number if
1 desire results. About i *e
Jer out of a thousand has
telephone and th ©others
it conimuni'ate with you
ns they know your address.
tl| disrontinuence MUSI’ be
it in person at the Sanford
raid office or hy letter. TeleMe discontinuenccs are not
CONCRETE in every shape and
form, blocks, tile roofing, orna
mentals, etc, Sanford Cement Prod
ucts Company, Fifth and Bdaute
Sts. Phone 112-W.
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
COO W. First St.
Phone 441
3-ROOM GARAGE APARTMENT:
furnished. $35 thru the winter.!
Apply Pee Gee Paint Store.
METAL ROOFING-The Roof Ev
erlasting.
Metal
shingles;
standing seam tin am! galvanized
roofs. Si*. James H. Cowari. Oak
Ave. nml Phird St. Phone 111.
irteous - Prompt - Efficient
Service
Automobiles
Madame Chiang
5—Help Wanted Female
DODGE
mre cara and Graham trucks
anil 13th Street. Phone 3.
\\ ANTED:
Neat,
attractive
16—Houses For Rent
WINS * COWAN CO. Auto __salesgirl with good personality;
Good
proposition
to
right
party.
sliatur and sheet metal works,
Apply IS at Valllez Hotel.
trench Ave. Phona 710-W.
SANFORD BU1CK CO
8H! Magnolia Ave.
'Phone 367.
. HUP3—MARMONS
Janford Automobile Co,
Magnolia Ave. .
Phoa
JtFORD-Overland Co. Wlllya[nights i Overland, Whippit.v
k k Commercial Sts. Phone 58.
INOLK HUDSON- ESSEX
INC
203 Oak Ave.
Phone 41
iness Service
!Y.S DRUG STORE— Pre
Ptlor.s, Drugs. Soda. We are
if you as your phone. Call ltU
Iljr International News
piano, desiruhle location; reason- FOR RENT: Small cottage on
able. Call 801) —J.
Magnolia Avenue just north ojD
—--------------------------- r--------------- Central Street. $25.00 monthly^
rent: Eight room house 80S pox 1211 cure Tile Herald.
WANTED:—Pncking House Mnn* For
Elm
Ave. $.'15.00 per month. K»
nger experienced' in parking ami
shipping nil kinds of vegetables. quire Jno. D. J inkins, Court House 19—Houses For Sole
Box 1205 Winter Hnven, Flu,
For rent: Furnished 1 cottage on
Silver Lake, $25.00 per month. | FOR SALE: Furnished Spanish
MAN—
run McCorntick-Deer- Enquire
Jno. D. Jinkins, Court bungalow of 5 rooms. Well localing tractor. Must be thoroly ex House.
led, of good construction. Owner
perienced and capable. Steady 3
1living out of city nnd will sell at
months job, W. M. Y’oting, 200 N.
1reasonable price, nnd on easy
Park Ave.
terms. House is located on High
I Street, near Elm* Avcltue with >.tFIELD MANAGER—For 160 aero
(tractive sursoumiiiigs. Double g:l*
potato farm near Sanford. Must
<rave. Price furnished $8,500.00
have had long experience, prefer House for rent, 1405 W. 1st S $500 cash and the balance uay re
ably in Hastings section. W. M. .Apply Kent Vulcanizing Work asonable wav. Address llox I'll
Young, 200 N. Park Ave.
l.ejre Herald.
FOR RENT B-room bungalow with
I0-U— P lants And Flowers
garage, $.10 per month, Woodruff
Sub-division*- T. A. Hrotherson,
Cabbage Plants, ently Jersey phone 135.
Wakefield ready to set $2.00 per
M ensh. Stewart the Florist, Me FOR RENT: Five room hungnlow
at the corner of Pulmetto Avenue
lender Arcade.
‘
and Kutie Street. Large living
room, dining room, two bedrooms,
11— Miacelbineous
bath, with shower; kitchen equip
ped with electric range. Front and
rear porches. $10 monthly. Address
CAR AWNINGS,
S. <’. U. cure The Herald.
BY TAYLOR
31— <icrenj;e F o r Sale
V SHt?
Sportsman’s Wife Is Sportswoman;
6—Help W anted (M ale)
MODEL TRIM CO.
trim the car, not the owner.
Phone 817 for estimates
P. W. RADFORD
Th e o l d b u s
S t e p s R ig h t
ALOMQ.OOeSNT
TVTvN>Ct
TUB. NiAWeO "Tttuli-t
FURNISHED apartment, No. 5,
Clemens Apts. See Mrs. Thayer.
Apt. No. 1.
YEAH - 1 CAM EASY
DO FIFTEEN MORE
WATCH-----
Ar e you tr c
OWNER OP
TRlS CAR?
S6y6 ral
PAYMCfiTVANO
LYHLLBe .
24— l-ots For Sale
x didn't crop you
r >listen 7t> w is e
cW
ICKS—YfMAT'f
l 0M
THISHIGHW
AY? -We IDEA OF sp e c DIM'
- L DlOMT
]
KNOW X. WAS
SPCeotNG- MY
^ p eeo o M crffl's
BROKG
On u world tour lor “ rest." Mnn.
Cbluug Kai-shek, wife of the re
signed geuerallsHlmo of the Chi
nese Nationalist force*. Is pictured
here us she arrived In San Fran
cisco the other day. Mnu*. Chiang
denied rumors tliut she had
brought millions In securities
with her. to b« secreted until her
husband comes on to Join her.
French Plans For
[Reciprocal T re a ty
Wil l Be Rejected
m
w
■
*
a
a,
■I ,
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m
a
Mr*. Frank J. Navin, wife of the owner of the Detroit Amrrlran L*sjn
baseball team, entered several hones at the Michigan state fait au<
•h« kgVVI how to ride th em herself, as this picture o! Mrs Navto u k je J t g
haitw a I n d l a n a u
llicr was the surge'll who operWASHINNGTON . Sept. 16.—
nled on President Ebert and Hug" (INK)-p^ The French counter pro
stitutes.
posal for a reciprocal commercial
•------- treaty will b » flatly rejected by *h«i
The German Army lias mode up United States, it wus declared to Cline Trial Comes To,
il reparation bill «f its own nnd has ,|j.y 0n byliu’f of se retnry of stutc
Sudden End With His,
presented it t • Captain Khrhardt, Kellogg.
ti. ilium fascist leader, for pay- -Neither the president nor the
went.
state departmer.:, the secretary Court Plea Of Guilty i
The bill Is for 6,000,000 g'dil nnaerted, has any authority to ne*
m.ii k* and represents damage .suf»uch a treaty. Therefore,
ROCKVILLE. Conn., SepL 14.—
feretl by the German army ns u (.’rnnt.,, mu*i accept u treaty giv- (INS)—The murder trial of Leo
result of the Kapp putth in Rf-0, jnc tj,e United Slats* most favor- nard Cline, New York novelist,
when for n while President r.bcrt I,..i nation tr.ated or none at all.
has the power to determine un i ter In connection witn me aeatn or
1regulate the American tariff. A re-1 Wilfretl T. Irwin, of Uxington, Va.,
‘cij rocnl treaty with France giving nnd was sentenced to one year In
that country rates different from Ut» county jail unnd to pay a fine
those accorded all other co5ntri*u , of J*,000.
I would t'ash with congressional auJudge Y’eomnns had been in conthnrity.
fereni> with Thnmss F*. N»one,
I In tne meantime the outbreak of mates attorney for Tolland county;
u Franco- American tariff war Michael D. O’Connell, assistant
drew closer, it was admitted nt the state's attorney and William A.
• ta.e deportment. Kellogg pointed King, of WilHmantlc. chief of
■nut that under section.3171 of the Cline* counsel. After an h«ur and
[ Fordney-Me Cumber tariff law the tw nty-two minutes, the court aesnresldent is authorized to increase rlon was opened formally and Cline
by 50 percent the rates on good* made hi* plea.
. received from foreign cquntrio* ! There were no statement* by
i whose tariff schedule* discriminate either the state or the defense,
acuinst Amsricsn good*. The state Judg© Yeomans declared the plea
department has already dcclaral bad been accepted because of th*
|U belief that the present French conflicting tsstimony that had been
tariff is discriminatory.
1given In the preliminary inveatlgat' " inr and by the fact circumsUntial
to remove the discrimination, the evidence entered **> largely into the
president is further empowered to case.
place a full embargo on the goods
from the offending country..
WELL AFTER TOO SEC
The J u o a e y o d ll be
IN THE SAME
,
V . SHAPE •
of freight, baggage, mall, etc,
TALLAHASSEE
—Pormer
building of “Tallahatae*. Sentinel”
being raced for new modem struc
ture
** * * *
W h o Q wn3 H e i f
s
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F lie r , H o u r O v e rd u e
R O O S E V E LT FIELD , N. Y.
Seut, 17— ( I N S ) — As
landing
flalda along the northern air
mall routes reported no word
o f Martin Jenrin, Dole flight
flie r and I>eo, the moving pic
ture lion, enroute here, from
San Diego, officials at Roost/elt Field were given to ex
pressions o f anxiety this a fter
noon. Jensen was an hour over
due at three o’clock here while
the airports at both Chicago
and Columbus were without
news o f ths flier.
_KANKORPsJE,LORIDA, SATU R D AY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1927
VETERANS PAY!
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W . G. M cAdoo T e l
TpipllTCC Tft’ Kaiser William To Attend
Legion Meeting In Paris
SOLDIERDEAD
DENIES KILLING D em ocrats H e Wil
AGED HUSBAND Not Run N ext Y ear
PA R IS, Sept. 17 (I N S ) — I f the to puss each other— so I blew ray
Kniser did not send a message o f horn and got a reply from around
greeting to the American Legion (the corner. As another car had
i
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convention, it is not the fa u lt o f answered niy blow, 1 stopped. The
Ip ta in M a c in to s h H a s
Among White Crouses Of Su- Albert Beliveau, of Napolean Ouil other motor car came around the Mrs. Margaret Lilliendahl 42,
resnes H i l l
Legionaires lette Post, Rum ford, Maine, form turn very slowly and stopped right
Tells Of Her Devotion Of
«c id e d T h a t r O c e a n
Bow Heads In Memory Of er commander of the Maine de plumb in front o f me.
Ten
Years To Husband Who
partment.
"It was a funny looking car— it
.lig h ts
Im p r a c tic a l
Comrades WhoDied In 1917
Was
Broken In H e a l t h
For the former doughboy ex- hail three seats in a row, one bc| fto r R e s t
O f
Y e a r
temlod the invitation by word o f hind the other. My friend the fishmouth but it did not seem to please ennan nudged me and whispered in S t i c k s T o S t o r y O f
P e r s h in g D e liv e r s
__
f
tiie Kaiser. On the contrary, it tny ear:
•Thai is tiie Kaiser in the tuck N e g r o e s B e i n g * G u i l t y
T h e F i r s t A d d r e s s \ seemed to peeve him. Beliveau
<
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enme over with his own automobile Sejit.”
“ I lost my breath for a minute
Much TalkOnEffect McAdoo’a
„ __. „
.
.,
,,
,
nnd has been touring Europe pre
M a r s h a ll I’ OCh A ls o S p ea k s, v|OU8 j 0
arrival here. He vlsit- then, as the other car started to A dcu fted W o m a jtT o M a k e K veity
AnnouncementWilIHuve On
E ffo r t T o
Attaint P olice.
As Wreaths Are Placed On led Switzerland, Belgium, Holland hack up I said:
ChancesOf
AlSmlth's Nom
S h e Soya T h r o u g h R e la tiv e
’’ How do you do, your m ajesty?"
Grave OfUnknown Soldiers!and Germany.
r r in c e s s X e n i a ” W a s n i y r n r
D IP
r n v n
ination
In
1928
Convention
"Ihere were four officers in uni
It was in Holland tiuit this legW a rn s D e m o c ra ts O nu.
[S ix th A t t e m p t T h i s
form.
one
beside
the
chauffeur
H
AM
M
O
N
TO
N
,
N.
J.,
Sept.
1
7
ioruiniro had his big thrill und saw
W
A
SH
IN
G
TO
N
.
Sept.
17,—
T A R IS , Sept. 17 ( I N S )- A m o n g
two on the second seat and one be ( I N S ) — Although no charge had
R e p e titio n
O f P ro - m
the K aiiwr, he says.
Y ea r T o
F ly
W e s t
side the Kaiser himself. Naturally been placed against her, Mrs. Mar ( I N S ) — Williams Gibbs McAdoo’ i
the hundreds o f
white crosses,
“ I was rolling along nice sad
tra d e d
S t r u g g l e
Tw o Million DoBara Voted
announcement that he would not
high on Suresnes Hill, which com- easy,” said Beliveau, “ about 15 I spoke in English nnd the Kaiser garet Lilliendahl, 42, attractive
run
for
the
Democratic
president
smiled.
Seeing
that
I
got
a
rise
out
dub
and
church
leader,
today
tieFor
EmergencyWorkWillBe
ILLYBUNION,
Ireland.,
mands u beautiful vista o f Paris, miles out of Utrecht. I saw fisherUsed To Repair Broken Le the American legionnaires today man walking along the side o f the of his nibs, I thought I would go nifd she had any reason to kill her ial nomination next year caused
W ASHINGTON, S ept 1 7 17.__(IN S )— No further
aged husband, Dr. W ilia m Lillies- no a real surprise luronc the canvees In Mitwissippi Valley inaugurated their week in France, road und I asked him if he want the limit sa I said:
William
Gibbs McAdoo anwnot to span the Atlantic
"I am u former American soldtar duhl, and told o f her devotion to itol’s politicians today, but led to
by u solemn tribute to the memory ed u ride.
m E a st to West bv airplane
noq
need
today
he would not be
and I am on my way to the Ameri him during the last 10 yenrs. Her wholesale speculation.
They had
o f their comrades who died for
likely to be made during the
“ He spoke pretty good English can U'gion convention in Paris— denial was made through a spokes anticipated it.
W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 17.— (I N France in 1917.
a candidate for the Democrat
Winder o f the present year S ) — President Coolidge has uutlu/rand he jumped in beside me.
He have you any message for ths man in the fuce o f new develop
presidential nomination
The
nupermnst- nuestlon was ic
Generul John J. Pershing, com told me a lot about the country
|Capt. R. H. Macintosh, and ity to divert funds under Congres
boys? Say you should have seen ments which came rupidly in the
♦hr
effnets
o
f
MrAdoo'a.
with
mander-in-chief
o
f
the
A.
E.
F.;
next
year. He burned all his
nandant Jgmea C. Fitz- sional appropriation fo r emergen Marshall Koch,1 generalissimo of nnd we were having a fine time his face— he gave me one hu d mysterious murder today.
drawal nu-n the ehencea of Gov- bridges behind him when ha
together
when
all
of
n
sudden
we
look growled something at
the
rice, Irish aviators, who c y work and w ill use it to provide the allied armies; Howard I*. Sav
For three days Mrs. Lilliendahl
•■••nor A1 *lnil*h of N —» York foe
shall not be
in an attempt vester- the $2,000,000 needed by the War age, national commander of the came to a blind comer around a k'huuffour and they went awuy has been questioned concerning ♦he oomlpntion.
McAdoo and said definitely:
clump o f trees.
from there like a shot,
Department
fo
r
levee
repairs
in
Anyway,^.her story That Dr. IJIlit-ndahl was
j . they announced todov.
a
candidate
for
the
Democrat
American
l-egion,
and
other
legion
Sm'*h
V-vieht
*t
euf
♦o
e
.leadlnck
"The
rond
was
very
narrow—
the Mississippi valley, officials o f
he hasn’t any sense of humur. murdered by two negroes when ho
fivers, exhausted by their
officials, tnud In the nililst of tne hardly wide enough for tw o cars That’s all I can say."
In
M"*tiaon
Graven
I
p
1921.
and
ic presidential nomination in
sought to prevent them from at
battle with the elements yea- the Budge( Bureau stated officially field o f crosses which represent
'■■f ir s'nrn !u>vo U «n regarded *e 1928.”
.
today.
tacking
her.
»jr, awakened late t'd a y , nopevery rank nnd every state in the
♦he )we -nos* formidable raeAl.
The
recent
rulings
of
Comptrol
HU refusal to enter the rare was
Her statement was made public
[to fly their plane, the "Princess
union, und puid their tribute to
dntea
T K «v
neraonifled the
this afternoon through Colonel
." back to Baldonnel F lying ler General McCar) that rivers ami the American soldiers there, liv re
contained in a letter to George F.
»~.i ,Jr>- ct>»ht In the partv.
Clarence Uodson, u distant rela
, Dublin. Th ey said that, be- harbors funds could not be diverted iterating the lute President Hard
Snii*h’ s follower® were lipnrten. Milton, publisher of the Chatta®
tive, on th<^, heels o f the stoto’s
nf the likelihood o f adverse fo r the emergency levee repairs ing’s pledge made at the ceremony
ed.
*«®t «o milch hreemie Smith nooga News. Milton, publicity man
announcement that they were in
tr during
the
remaining w ill be virtually Het aside by the of the buriul of
America’s un
n>niitil eo>e
vnlaa h«» reeeon o f ager fo r McAdoo la 1927, h id
possession o f “ new facts” and that
ns of this year, any further when available levee funds are ex known soldier lit Washington:—
Me/'doo
being
on*
o f *he plrtoee,
the "search for the two negroes had
urged him to b « a candidate again.
apt to fly the A tlantic would President, budget officials believe,
"T h ey have not died in vain."
hi»* tieoniisn o f tho liklihnod o f a
hauated.
been
halted.”
|ilmost hopeless.
A t the same time, McAdun serv
•slit, aiueoir the drva n»*>r n randA drizzling rain was fulling ns
Coincident with the Budget Bu
"She was a devoted w ife," said
sixth attempt this year to
ed
notieg that hU political feud
Mate,
The
millant
n-nhlMHoahts
Marsha) Fnrh and General Persh
Colonel Hodson, "she gave ten
i the Atlantic ocean by air from reau statement, Secretary o f W ar
with Governor A1 Smith o f N ew
who
concentrated
behind
McAdoo
ing
walked
arm
in
arm
hp
th?
Will Transport Forces From D iscussion O fW u y s A n tiM e a n s years of her life fo r u mar broken maw t,e divided fa r pud wide, York, which deadlocked the Demo; to west met with failu re yes- Davis declared that since yester
day's cabinet meeting he fe lt no slope o f the hill, at the top of
in health and in a highly nervous
Florida To Great I^ikes In
'P
which Tie
1,500 Am erican dead.
T o R a is e F u n d s W lth W h lc h Condition. She had no reason to W'hlle |K» I"*l strenwth "dll ha so]. crate in the sweltering heat o f
concern
over
the
availability
o
f
iotaln Robert H. Macintosh, of
Summer Andrrom ldikesTo
Such a air Madison Square Garden in 1924,
Accompanying tiie two. war-time
T o B u ild L a k e F r o n lR o a d T o kill him and could have let him h ilfed hehi"d Sip'th
British“ Roya| A ir Force, who adequate funds to rovide new re commanders were the French Gennation,
Smith’s
hackers
fW lared, fa r from ended. Ha said ha wou
Florida In Tourist Season
sources.
He H e ld W it h C om m ission die years ago simply by stopping
from here yesterday afterorals Gouraud and Debcny, and th>?
would
ira^erisilv
enchance
the continue to fig h t fo r tha trl
her care of hint.
Every day she
A t the White House, it was
for New Y ork in the m«noAmericans, IV. Harts and Milton
chance o f the New Y ork Governor o f progressive principles In
W
A
S
H
IN
G
TO
N
,
Sept.
17.—
(
I
N
took
him
for
an
auto
ride
along
j "Princess Xenia,” was forced stated officially that the emergen
party, and Aar tha suppresxlort .
Foreman, who commanded the Ill
A local movement to secure im unfrequented roads and it was on in the *28 convention.
[turn baqk last! night when a 40 cy work would not he halted fo r inois division during the war, and S )— Adopting n bin! migation pol
Party
lesdera venantlly Celt the nulHficatJonUL, or the wate.
one
of
those
rides
that
the
crime
mediate
uction
on
the
completion
icy, the government is planning a
\sn hour headwind made prog- w ant o f funds.
A desire to frea the party
600 other Americans and French
/Occurred. We will make every ef ♦hat another Madison Sonars tn«csrross the ocean impossible,
campaign against rum runners o f the remaining strip of Seminole
tarle would be avoided with Me- a n p itition o f tha disastrous
men.
fort
to
help
the
law
solve
this
.brought his plane sa fely
to
They said. too. fight, was advanced by
The
memorial services were with forces concentrated on the J,l! >■ l.'vurd lying within the city crime und for that reason we will Adoo out o f it.
at 7:30 P. M.
at
Beale
Llinu
wus given added impetas make no move to obtain her free that the tame thing would hold one o f hia ehief reasons fo r
brief .but
impressively
simple. Great Lakes and Canadian borderr [limits
4, near Baliyhunlon, .county
true had Smith, Instead o f Mc- Ing. He said also that he had
Whitehouse, councillor of in the summer nnd in Florida wat- i this morning when the board of dom.”
jr. Ireland, a lte r deciding that
They agreed a respite. ” an honerahU
American embassy, who pres- ers pvthe winter, it was announce* f governor.' r.f the Chamber o f Coin
His concluding words were In Adoo, withdrawn.
j«r attempts to brave e d w »
the sorviees, said:
'
conflict with statements made by with -MeA<too that a repetition o f front',the rigors o f sett
iher conditions woul«T be little
today.
( nicrec named a committee com'
Mrs. Lilliendahl’a other friends and 1924 would be "cnlemUmn” fo r cal life.
. . .„ fittin g that the first set
I than suicide.
Shift o f coast guard reserves .posed o f S. R. Dighton, O. P. relatives earlier in the day, that the party fn the next elJertlona.
He
warned
the
party
that _
o f the American Legionnaires upon
iptain Macintosh, accompanied
with
the
seasons
will
mark
the
f
s
w»|m* and R. J. Holly to go before they would seek her release on a With both Smith end McAdoo et lay ahead in 1928 i f tho next
Nineteen cases were on docket their arrival in France should be
/Commandant
Jams# C. Fitsmajor activities of the drive, but the City Commission to discuss writ o f habeas corpus.
each other’s threats a^aln, the vention degenerated “ into a 1
>
|urice of the Free
State . A ir o f the Municipal Court on Friday commemorative o f their dead. I
some redistribution of customs and
leaders
saw little escape from an struggle o f Individuals fo r psi
morning.
Eight,
o
f
them
were
present u man wlio needs no in
re, hopped o ff from Dublin at
ways and nieuns o f raising funds
prohibition forces is planned.
al preferment at the ex pen:
Although police deny Mrs. Lilt* other deadlocked convention)
j, Irish time, Friday afternoon, dismissed, six fo r alleged reckless troduction* to you— General Persh
principles and policies o f f<
iendahl is “ under arrest,” they
The roast guard’s annual budget, to finish the project.
[ipite o f the warning o f w eather driving and tw o for alleged dis ing..”
A
t
the
same
time
the
group
to
mental
Importance to party
N
EW
YO
RK,
Sept.
17—
(INRY—
have
detained
her
under
close
to
he
submitted
to
congress
in
De
1wasters, who
predicted they orderly conduct. Two other cases
General Pershing then address
aid encounter
unfavorable were transferred to the county ed the men whom ne led in battle cember, contains a request for meet with t))e City Commission guard at state trooper’s headquar " I hnv* nothing to say concerning acter and to the welfare o f tho na
■ 1.;
funds to make possible expansion was instructed to urge the appoint ters while detectives repeatedly It said Governor A lfred E. Smith tion."
ds and storms over the Atlan- Authorities.
ten years ugo.
when
asked,today
to
comment
"non
unearthed
what
they
regard
as
of
coast
guard
facilities
on
the
"M
y
chief
concern,”
he
The "Princess X en ia” was
Annin Starke,
charged with
“ W e have come this morning,” Great Lakes and a strong reserve ment by the Commission of u com (laws in her story.
the announcement o f WiUlaia Gibbs the supremacy o f Democrat:
hted at three points on the Irish disorderly conduct, was fined $ 10.
he said, "to pay tribute und loving force o f men and hosts th at may mittee composed o f S. O.: hhinhulMrs. IJIUendahl, who V a a 30 McAdoo. that he would pot be a eiplea and progressive poHe
it, and “ii each occasion the
I. P. Sanders, facing a charge of remembrancer to the Americans be organized Into u mobile unit ser, S. R. Dighton und Jolfn Meiach
ne was bucking terrific winds
years her husband’* junior, clings candidate for the presidential nom- these mean this preservation,
reckless driving, ask fo r postpon who He buried in the cemeteries of capable o f disposition wherever to go to Tallahassee to seviire the
impaired, o f the constitution
consistently
to her story that her ln»»lon next veer.
squally weather.
ement o f his case. Clifford Reel, France. These companions o f ours
Governor Smith Indicated bv hia the United States; the suppression
.•o-operation « f tha State lto.>l husband was slain when he attemp
|h explaining his decision to turn ’J. C. Albritton, Edgar Lee, A. P. came to France with all the en emergencies arise.
Immediate pluns o f the coast Department in the project.
The ted to save her from two negroes manner, however, that he ha* m o f nullification and tho anforc
xk. Captain Macintosh stated
Wood, J. E. C raft and J. K. Harris thusiasm that men have when they guard call for a concentration of j Commission is expected to meet who had boarded their machine interest whatever In McAdoo*B an. ment o f Uw, without which stat
gt the “ Princess Xenia" had been
were dismissed by*the court on nro enguged in the sacred cause of forces along the Florida coast, con-, «urly next week and the group to and forced them to drive into a de nouncement. The Governor smil government ia Impossible and wit
cn two and three hours at
defending liberty and justice. They cident with the apprach of cold ,c o n ttr with officials o f the Hoad serted side road.
charges o f reckless driving.
ingly rebuked an International out which the blessings o f
i when verm heavy weather was
■ *• cuts Department is expected to leave
Queen and Della Williams, both represented a country which hus weather, which automatically
Although she based the attack Newt Service renorter who roused w ill disappear; justice to as
wintered. ^ T h e visibility, the
ever American manhood, end they
on a robbery motive, her wrist him out of bed. in his suite at the tu n , without which tha fa
down Canadian smuggling. New shortly thereafter.
listed, was very poor, and at charged with larceny, were turned
have
laid
their
sacrifice
on
the
al
The locul committee expects to wutch, ring and Dr. Lilliendahl'e Rlltmore. bv sending In word that cannot g et their rightful
bustH nre reported to have been
is it was necessary to fly as over to county authorities. Bob
tar o f freedom.
confer
with city officials on meth pocketbook containing $20 were all he had "Imnoriant" Information fo r national prosperity; and
Yanccey
paid
a
fine
o
f
$5
fo
r
set
up
in
Bimini
and
other
off
r ss 30 feet above the water.
emerged from bedroom in economic justice for all cl
“
The
principles
for
which
they
<>ds o f raising enough money to fobnd within a few yards o f the him.
Harris was
coast islands.
.
We found it impossible to steer speeding and W illie
hia he’ hroh* end regarded hia vis without which human opt
died w ill ever actuate the peoples
complete
dredging
operations
end
murder
scene.
$10
for
disorderly
conduct.
fined
Bases
fo
r
hidiag
liquor
smugic compass course,” Macintosh
o f France und America. No soldier glod into the country are said to subsequent work of grading and
Detectives
further e x p ir in g itor | e r-*M r»K Hie foce changed cannot be widened.
“and we decided to return.” C. C. Clark and Uneda Every,
expre'oinn «nd h« frowped g bit
could
have
a
sweeter
resting
place
the woods, said today that Mra.
"Perhaps I can do
_aclntosh turned back toward both charged with disorderly con than on the field of glory on which hare been established by the rum 1paving. It is pointed out that the Lilliendahl’s footprints were the whe" told th® noturo o f the newe. vance there great objects
runnera throughout the Everglades county’s part,
the lakefroot
l Irish coast, and ahortly before duct, were dismissed.
“
Whv
1
thouoht
you
had
soowhe fell. The peoples o f two nations sections o f Florida, where enforce boulevard hus been completed at a only one found In the soft earth
vate citisen than re
Ida Mae Cotta paid a $15 fine
II o’clock made a perfect landing
thing important,' h
watch over hint here.
Jor
tha preaidaacy.
I
around
the
death
car.
cost
o
f
between
$50,0)0
and
$60,
ment le difficult.
|i level stretch of sand at Bally- fo r disorderly conduct as did Joe
o f stand aside In order that
Meanwhile, the slain doctor’s made my heart skip“ “a couple ~
000 and that the city's stretch will
“ Thoso o f us here this morning
Brown
fo
r
the
same
offense.
L
e
The
Florida
airplane
base
o
f
the
■tops—1 thought maybe one o f my may bo loft
oa. The plane was not daraagwish fo r no better fate thsn that coast probably w ill be strengthened coat less than that because the activities as a former “ narcotic
friends was dead.”
LCapta in- .Macintosh
said tha roy Lewis and Louise Johnson
clear it, for tha
mile shorter anJ expert” were under Investigation.
we, too, may find our final resting
The reporter offered to let him leadership that
shad
functioaad
perfectly, were fined 910 each on a similar
by planes from fka north. A strong
He
was
known
to
have
treated
pluca
so
honored
and
so
revered
the and
Commandant
Fits charge. Lillie Mae Johnson, also
read MeAdoo'e announcement He ivaly gain there ends.”
flotilla o f small boats ,w ill be •*£ it
drug addicts and waa at one time
were visibly disheartened .charged with disorderly conduct, as are these o f our comrades who •iTO d to JhU JUlrict S p .«d .n .r
waves the dispatch aside.
*
ln
‘
X
i
*
o
L
l
r
,
b
l
,
t
:
arrested
on
a
narcotic
charge,
but
died that theirs may live happier
Indirectly, ha advised tha
" I don’t went to say a word a
l ie failure
their plane. *
. ,t « r . v , . |, p L £ KOutinir . r . « . i f
j
* ,
b
d„ j
i paid a fine o f $5.
.
V
the indictment was never pressed.
to avoid tha injection o f ~
lives.*
bout i t ” he reiterated.
I
"
I fliers spent the
night at
Marshal Foch, introduced- by f j j £ i J ’ o T S S S C ' M S
He “ eased” the reporter out toua Issue Into tha next cam;
“ '« W 3 t j r e S f r
ek, Ireland, a fte r en ra
for construction o f the road will be
" In 1924 I entered tha
Mr.
Whitehouse
said:—
with a shake o f the hand and a
tion of their plane. Th ey w«TO
successful after the plans have
“
W
e
bow
low
before
those
who
becaure
it was urgad upon
look
that
suggested,
“
don’t
do
any
[aturn to Dublin lit e r today.
been discussed with City officials.
tha progressiva element
sleep here. So young they were,
thing lika this again.”
S T R A N G E D IVO RCE C ASE
Need fo r the completion o f the
ty called upon me fo r *
these who rest here, they died w ill
M A N Y IN M A T E S
highway ia apparent, according to
ingly fo r liberty end justice. "They
W ASHINGTON, S ept 17 ( I N 8 ) he explained. "You kaow
M EM PH IS, Tenn., Sept. 1 7 .- d .E - A. Douglass who brought the
were not inspired by the jrospect
Tennessee would go entirely Re campaign waa rendered
|TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 17.
o f fortune. They saw life and the N S )— Another May and December matter to the attention o f the
publicans i f Governor A ) Smith by tha unfortunate ‘ *
(INS)—The rtf were 2754 Inmates
B L A K E L Y , Ga., Sept. 17 (1 N 0 ) o f New York U pomlnaUd by tho gainst ipy opposition,
JOHNSON C IT Y , Tens., Sept. happiness o f the world threatened, marriage has gone on the rocks in Chamber of Commerce at ita
Florida State U oapital at the 17(_ ( I N S ) — In the midst of a and they rushed foward, giving up the great sea o f matrimony, a pa meeting on F’ riday.
The bodies of James and Amos Democrats, Rep. J. W ill Taylor o f religious Issue Into tho
I of August, according to a re- country wide seereh for a beauti their labors, their homes, their thetic atory o f a 16 year old girl's
Members o f the board o f gov Hayes were taken from their last Tennessee,
Republican national National Convention.
from J. Q. F d m a r, auperin- ful m using daughter, the fam ily fam ilies, because their Ideals were life with her 78 year old hubby is ernors present at this morning’s resting place todey In an e ffo tr committeeman,
decUred at the
Tho 1924 convention
nL This is nearly 800 more o f R. S. Randolph o f Johnson C ity the same as ours- "W e will keep contained in the divorce petition meeting were: E. A. Douglass, S. by prosecuting authorities to prove White House today.
wide open by a
•* two years ago. sThere were were confronted with a second n»is- ever burning the memory o f these filed today against J. W . Durham, O. Shinholaer. J. G. Ball. S. U. tha$ thler parents. Mr. aad Mra.
lie again urged the President to Klaa fig h t I t prevented
“0 patients In the Institution at fortuna Iasi night when their home 'glorious dead.”
78, o f Tallassee, Ala., by Floisie Dighton, R. J. Holly and A. P. Harris Hayes, poisoned them to accept an Invitation to address tho conciliation between tho
.
’ National Association o f Manufac represented by tha
(ucsl year ending June 30, was destroyed by fire.
Mae Durham, hia child w ife. *
Coqrielly.
.
collect life Insurance.
'
£■—— ------ - l\ . .
turers
In Chattanooga
The taak was
___ under supervision
_
.......................
_ on Oct. 26. candidates, McAdoo and
A P P E A L T O BE FILED .
Last Wednesday night Carrie
o
f
Dr.
A.
J.
Ayers,
Atlanta
pathiThc
Presidant
wllV
decide within
McAdoo did not
Randolph, 18. retired at the usual
ologist, who will remove tho via- 10 days.
persona who would ha
tOBBERS M A K E S W E E P
time. Thursday morning she wee
O XFO RD , Miss., Sept. 17.— (I N
'cars o f both bodies and deliver
to him as candidates.
gone, although her bed indicated S )— An appeal to the supreme
them to Dr. E. L Everhart, stats
W ASH IN G TO N , S ept 17— ( I N
■he
had
retired.
A
s
ahe
was
known
—
[CSEENEVILLE, T E N N .. Sept.
court w ill be n od e by attorn*ys\pf
Chemist for analysis,
anaiyaia, to
10 detepnlna
ueiermino 8 ) — “-1I think
tnraa Gov.
uov. A l Bmlth
omiui ought
ougnt
chemist
-(IN S )— Robhera made a clean to he uiet and reserved with no W illie Sanders, farmer, who yekif thay contain strychnine in fatal to follow MeAdoo'e example and A P ,
•P in Moshein near here, when close boy friends, the fam ily im terday was sentenced to life im
quantities,
tia p t...... auch
. as waa found In clear the way fo r a new Mate In the 1 ^ *
Alteration and renovation wo*k the partition so that reinforce q
mediately
started
a
search
which
robbed the post o ffice, and
prisonment fo r the criminal assault on the Wood ruff/Thraaher build ments may take the place o f the an autopay on the body o f Mra. Democratic party,' Ben Duncan
,
d two stores, obtained about has spread east Tennessee, North o f a deaf and dumb g irl here two
Ida, declared
dsflai
'
wall that la to be removed. Add Gladys Hayes, o f Detroit, w ife o f Fletcher <D), o f Florida,
ing
in
Firet
Street
haa
already
Carolina
and
Virginia.
and a considerable quantity
years ago.
•-—
•
today In commenting on tha with- C*
ed reinforccements will be gained Amos.
been
started
in
preparation
for
N o trace o f the girl has been
Merchandise. N o trace o f them
drawal o f William Gibbs MeAdoo’a 3
Tha parents are held in jaU on <
tha extension of the J. G. Mc- by the erection o f series o f posts
found, and friends fear she may
found today.
S T R A N G E M URDER
murder warrants charging them withdrawal from the 1928 presi
in
each
o
f
the
present
store
rooms
(Crory
fiv
e
end
ten
cent
store
have been abdncUd. The disappear
'—
* ...... ■
he death by poisoning e f dential race.
which w ill soon occupy |r> addition • Tha second story will be divide with the
ance o f Miss Randolph « l a w a
A fte r praising McAdoo’t record,
Mrs.
Gladys
Hayes.
HELD FOB M U R D E R
M U R P H Y , N. C.
Sept. 17— to its present location the store ed in sVwk. rooms' which may be
closely on the heels e f the spiritingFletcher said: "B y retiring 1
reached
from
the
f
i
n
t
floor
by
a
form erly
occupied by
away o f Viola Ihtrger of Rht|Pf- ( I N S ) — Author!ties today were in apace
the presidential arena McAuoo
e x t e n s io n g r a n t e d
LjORA, Ala.. S e p t 17— ( I N S ) —
rear atairway.
N ew flooring is
vestigating the strange murder o f Thrasher and Woodruff,
port
by
tufc
girls,
and
police
indi
made a generous sacrifice of
^Trtece and hie son-in-law, Jim
Work on the building waa start to be put in the building and other
cator the/two cases may be con W ayne M^ore, 19-year-old Chero
PA R IS, S ept 1 7 -(IN S )- Tha own future for hai
w were under arrest today
are planned. The
nected with a band o f white slavera kee County youth who wee shot and ed yesterday under eupervlsion of improvements
French government today granted ty. I t ia in lino with hia w «ll
d with the tnurdar o f Mrs.
killed a few minute! a fter he was G. M. Carstena, general foreman entire place will be painted in at
known
to
have
been
operating
in
an extension o f time fo r tha ap loyalty to ths party and hia wellGreece, the
form er's w ife,
called from hia seat in a church in representing G. A . M iller, Inc., tractive colon.
When complet plication of the new French ta riff known patriotism.
.body was (bund hacked and this vicinity recently.
whispered tones by CconatabU John i Tampa contractors who were re ed the combined qua-te n will give
rotes to American products.
about three m ilts from
cently awarded contract. When the MeCrory store more thaa 6,000
NEVER TOO OLD
DODGE W A N T 8 H IS CH ILDREN Bright.
I completed the proponed changes square feet o f space on the fi n t
TH RO W N IN T O R IV E E
C O L O N IA L S
will have co*$ between $15,000
LONDON,— It’s never toe lata
HONOLULU, Sept. 17-(INS)WORLD F L IE R S B A IL
T k . e.intrseton expect to fin
aad $20,000, it waa stated this
EDO, N. C. Se-t. 1 7 -M N 3 1 to mend, and a
W ith the arrival o f Horace E.
ish the Job the latter part o f Oct____iy waters c f I
old to hatch. Tt
R A L E IG H , N. C , Sept. 17— (1M |mo»nLng by Mr. Cantona.
Detroit millionaire.
ihe f i n t part o f Novemb Bear hare were being
( I N S ) — E d- Dodge, Jr..
A
ll
ahelving
and
counters
have
draws from tha fact
Colonials today
,037
17
fo r tha l
“ brock Ju Honolulu, bis marital
removed while Work w ill pro- er. ■ID s store ia cxpectad In ita
qid hen at
ona of the
‘ for the
in the certy pArt o f
this •took another sensational turn
iler, of
n next week on the re
They took the
day whan it was knitted that Le Piedmont
. . obably 10 days aftetf
hUT
Xthe fourth and
her husband
Gee that the
i.adjdn- tha alterations have been com
the poat-aeriea
' 19 their
‘
* at the M *
place.
piaciof
o f 10 to 4.
:ed To'Return
By S tiff Winds
SPECULATION IS FormerTreasuryHead
RIFE IN CAPITAL w S S s S i S t
OVER STATEMENT I Over;ToFight Wets
AUTHORITY GIVEN
TO PRESIDENT TO
|DIVERT BIG HJND
McAdoo Wishes To I
Avoid 1924 Fiasco
NAMES
BIRD POLICY FOR GROUP TO WORK
ANTI-RUM FIGHT ON ROAD PROJECT
GOV
Nineteen Cases Are
On M unicipal[C ourt,F£
Docket On Friday'"'I*!,
House Burns After
B e a u t i f u l Girl Is
Abducted From It
Bodies Of Brothers
Taken From Graves
F o r Examinations
Work Begins On $15,000 Alteration Job
For Extension Of Five, Ten Cent Store
"ii'R 1
X
T aw
j p .ft
«< “J JSk aLf;h
'* -
>3
�Gotham Fe
P M t Wells Tik es
Team O ff Field In Ninth
When Umpire Refuses T o
Honor Protest On Decision
la m f c v r
-• Miami,
Fla., Sept. 18*— A fte r
nine Innings o f brillia n t baa*
bell Miami won a fo rfaited ball
game from Orlando 9 to nothing
In the F lorida Stale League aeries
Thursday afternoon.
.
M anager Walla refused to ten*
ttoue the .game in the last o f the
ninth* when his team was leading
t Ip nothing. Casares had start
ed the ninth w ith a boas on bolls
apd went filte r to third on BrasUr's sacrifice, Leh m ann to A b
rams. K ey drove a hot liner a t
1UWBI. the
1110 UflRJIUU
Tinker,
Orlande shortstop HU
gotIs
the ball'bu t Umpire Moore behind
the plate ruled that be had trap
ped it* leaving Keys safe on first,
jjt ln k e r claimed he had made a
lair, catch or the ball, and Mana
g e r W elle o f Orlando refused to
cbMtlnu* play when U m pire Moore
Mood by hia original decision. Un
til'' that time the players had
fdflcht bitterly fo r victory.
.Orlando scored ' n the
second
on Lee’* single, Keyes erro r a pass
ed ball and Tlnker’ a sacrifice fly
t o ' Casares.
Sweeney
Orlando
ata> hurled wap.In great form , al
lowing Miami but tbreo hits, Davis
waa Jdst U good* However, grant’a g four and never be*ng in dan*«!'■ except fo r poor playing on
^ ia part o f his team mates in
th f. second inning.
Orlando
A B R H PO A K
Kirby I f ........... 8 0 0 2 0 0
Lack Of Ballyhoo
LEADING M AJOR L K A Q U &
H ITTERS
A M E R IC A N LE A G U B
Player A Club
0 AB R H Pbi
Simmon*,
—
Philo.
92 388 78 188 .388
Hellmann,
* Detroit
127 440 97 171 .38.1
Gehrig,
New York 141 035 140 204 .381
Fothergill,
\
Detroit
13 1 489 90 FW .302
Cobb,
Phila
127 472 100 108 .350
leader n year ago today: M u
lish, Detroit, .382.
•
nrd righ t on the whisker region
Uto prom oter of fistic « t w m ‘
g n n u !» finds himself today In tha
p o rtion o t » man who n a y loan
world’a record fo r receipta.
For which Rickard haa.none but
him self and • couple o f loafing
gladiators to blame.
Smart men
every so often outsmart themselves
and thia deala with Rickard and a
specific instance.
WJtien the match between Damp*
eey #rul Tunney waa made, Rick’a occially
with, their
sparring, ard waa anxious to hava both men
N A T IO N A L L E A G U E
Player & Club
G AB R H P e t partners. T V Writer, by dint o f j on the Illinois premises as early ,
muih arduous. travel, waa the only |
P. Waner,
Pitts.
139 570 110 218 .382 rr on who saw both o f them do it. j
Hornsby,
He, therefore, can gWe exclusivs-'
New York 138 500 121 184 .304 IX his impression o f them aa they
L. Waner.
peared Just ona* week before the
Pitts.
132 557 124 194 .348
feting for the world's heavy
Harris,
weight championship, * Briefly,
Pitts.
113 355 52 123 .340 it is this: that Gane Tunney is
Stephenson,
'
a t least as gobd, If not better
Chicago
138 5X7 89 183 .343 than he was before tho Philadel
leader a year ago today: H ar phia fight U a t yaar. Th at Jack .
Young “ Pooslyem-up-Tony" La xteri had hia day In N ew York
grave, Cincinnati, .300
1, 1-iiipaey is a.h ettec man than h .
rentiy
when Gotham Italians paid homage to the yonng Italian
was before tho Sharkey fig h t two I
“T H E BIG F IV E ”
with the New York Yankees. Here is Humbert Fugaxy, fight
months ago.
Player
G A B R H H R Pot
moter, congratulating the Yankee star on his brilliant pity
Mow much batter ha- w ill have
■Hornsby
138508 121 184 24 .364 to b« to beat a good figh ter Ilka
the
Gotham club.
' ’
•
Cobb
127 472 100 108
5 .350 Tunney remains fo r the night o f
Ruth
138 401 142 171 52 M B
Sept. 22 to disclose. He i* talk
Speaker
133515 71 170
2 .330
ing a great fig h t. . .
PO LO TO U RN AM E NT
Collins
80 217 50 71
1 .327
"One thing you can bet on,” be
N E W Y O R K , Sept, l f i . - t n j
said a fter last night's workout.
N A T IO N A L LE A G U E
w in .
___________
"This figh t w on't go ten'rounds.
— W ith seven teams competing,
Player and club
open, or national, polo chamg
I had that happen once and it was
Terry, Giantn .... ........2
ship tournament w ill begin toa
enough. This time, they w ill drag
H af«y, Cardinals
1
row nt International Field, M
heels before it IS* over.”
Roush, Giants .
... 1
dow Brook. F ive o f tho dj |
Mr. T. Rickard, tbs man with the
MEMPHIS, S ep t 10.— ( I N S ) — •tilth intcfnatlonaiists, and tl] t
T A IIA H A S H E E
— Permanent
open face box officas, also spoke
A M E R IC A N L E A G U E
his little piece.
.
park, to be established at edge o f The New Orlaana Pelicans, who o f Am erica's victorious inter:
Rice, Browns ..................I
yesterday cinched tha 1987 South ionol stars w ill play on the n il
“ Y'u feller*,” sea he, “ have got city.'
Manush, Tigers
1
ern League championship, ' w ill team*. Tha entries are the Uni
this feller Dempsey all wrong.
Fox, Athletics ............. I
Stuart
Shinners meet the Wichita Palls team, win States arm y four, the Fasti
That feller know* what ha is doing. t' S T U A R T
Langford, Indians
11
You expect him to bos hie head o f f Club dedicates new clubhouse in St ners o f the Texas League pennant, quartet, tha A rm y in India fl
The Leaders.
in the little world’s series to de the Sands Point team, the Mag)
ut the age o f th irty two and leave' Lucie Estates.
the Ramblers and the chanq
cide the Dixie championship.
all of his fight In the training quar
N A T IO N A L — Wilson 27. Cy WH ters. lie ’* too smart a fe lle r fo r
B U N N E L L — W ater well No. 1
Tha series w ill start with two Hurricanes.
-non 26, Hornsby 24, T e r ry 19, that f
ready fo r pumping operations. /
.
games in Wichita Falla Sept. 21
S T U A R T — Martin County
on
reconditioning
o f City and 22. The teams will then go to
Lotlumley 15,
Anyhow, it seemed possible to ing
era
organised; seek site for
streets.
day that maybe Dempsey waa rig h t
New Orleans where they w ill meet
A M E R IC A N — iiuth 52, G ehrig Maybe, too, that Rickard was right
fo r three games, Sept. 24, 25 and h'-yse.
15, l^tzerri lb, Williams 17, Sim and maybe that they both ware
2 0 .
B A R T O W — 11,365 contract
mons 14.
right nor neither or them. For.
The teams will return to Wich- fo r furnishings fo r new city k
League Totals:—
after seeing just how tha principles
, itn Falls on Sept. 28 and if a pita!. '
N A T IO N A L —432.
worked at thia stage o f tha pro
seventh game is necessary a coin
A M E R IC A N —407.
v id in g * , it was difficu lt to M y who
*011 be tossed to decide where it
K E L S E Y C IT Y -8 0 0 trees
■hall be played.
ted along* sides of State Road
The Pels won the pennant yes north o f here.
terday by beating the bears 10 to
9, at Mobile. A sprint on the homo
V E N U S — Survey being mad
stretch won the rag fo r the New fo r road through Gladss Count:
Orleans team, a fter
they had from Venus t « Moore Haven.
J A C K S O N V IL L E , Fla., Sept. 16most o f the season.
..
. •
By defeating Columbus at Colum
T A M P A — Hillsborough count'
bus today, 11 to 7, the Jacksonville
Plans fo r the Dixie series .were
Tars o f the Southwestern L eagu e'
made at Shreveport, La., yester led in gas consumption last monti
won tho pennant o f ■ptat loop even!
day even before 1the
Pels
had consuming 2,009,615 gallons.
though Montgomery, the contend-)
cinched the pennant.
J A C K S O N V IL L E
-2 4 -a p s
ers for the title, whipped St. Aug-|
ment house being constructed
ustine 3 to 0.
•.
Sidney Street and Willowbns
The season comes to a close
Avenue.
..
■• ,
Sept. 20.
Should Jacksonville lose the-.rtf*
malning five games o f the schedule
the club woulil still have a safe
inujurity
in
percentage
even
though the Mantgoiffery Lions win
4heir remaining games.
The standing tonight: .
,
Won Lost Pet
Jacksonville ...... _.,.89 , ,59
,601
Montgomery •........s, 83
65
.561
Should the Tars lose .their re
maining games and the Lions win Ion must o f tha w ay. H is a v e n g e
tli« next five the standing would was about 80 portent against Billy
be:
,
Vidabeck, w h » fought, somewhat
Won Lost Pet a fte r the Dempsey manner, Tuniiay.
Jnokaonville ...... ....89
64
.582 broke ground on occasions udder
Montgomery ...... .....89
85
.575 the other’s body attack. But, then.
S
Here’s Helnle Mueller, reserve
outfielder with tha New York
Giants, who la aiding tha Giants
in tho pennant race.
M ueller
ranks among the flret ten hlttere
In h !» league, and many o f his
Ufa raps hava been m ade' lo
crucial moments.
H ere’* Paul Scull, star kicker of
Iasi, year's eleven st Pennsylvania,
■bowing Coach Lou Young ha can
■tilt handle the punting Job fos
the Pehn team. I t ’s quits a nifty
eutftt Scull la ualng theta warm
days. Isn't lt »
Veteran Mentor Will Attempt
To Shape Winning Team To
Overcome DiHHapointment.H;
Of Hia Team Iuiat Season
CH ICAG O . Sept. IC — ( I N S ) - Out at the University o f Chicago’s
athletic grounds one of those mod
ern miracles is taking place today.
Alnpxo A. Stagg. that
beloved
mentor whose enthusiasm, force
and cunning the years have failed
•to dim, is starting h i» thirty-eighth
year as coach on the Midway.
Attacked by one o f the alumni
and undergraduate body because
o f Chicago’s record
last season
the most disastrous in the history
o f the university tha “ grand rid
man o f th- gridiron” finds himself
confronted- this fall with u "do or
die” uspect.
It is perhaps
the
moot cruicial year in S ta g g ’s long
coaching career and unless he sueaaod# in- turning out
a
winning
eleven the demand for a younger
coach is cirtuln to grow l</uder and
louder.
Coach Stagg, truly
beloved of
tala ............28 0 3 27 10 0 Chicagoans and seemingly as much
rtdo :............. OL 0 000 000— l a pqrt o f the University o f Chicago
»l v...................000 000 00 —0 as the Midway
itself, probably
mmary; Tw o base h it: Cox. nqver w ill be displaced
as
head
de play: Lee to Tinker. StoL coach at the Maroon institution.
eses: Kirby, Lehrmann, Cas .
May Get Assistant
Should his sleven prove os in
' Sacrifice hits:
Tinker,
lag,
Base on ,balls:
o f f effective this year as in 1926. he
n* ft o f f Haris 1. Struck may lie partially supplanted by an
assistant who w ill have - a great
deal to nay about Maroon football
but Stagg undoubtedly w ill remain
supreme in his berth
untJI such
time as ha chooses to retire.
Adm irers o f Stagg
point out
that he is a builder o f character in
young men, rather than
Just a
moulder o f winning football teams
and i t is said not a
single ' man,
B f In ton a tion *! N ew s
| who ever filled a regular position
tn a Chicago eleven, has failed to
Th # Cardinals and the Giants, maka good in life, a fter college
1)0 have fought each other to n graduation.
tfjucan standoff in three succee
Recently a Chicago
newspaper
ds double-headers, meet again in writer paid tribute to Stagg in
■eventh gam * which probably w ill these words:
bo# i f anybody, in going to catrh
"W hen Stagg diet tha sons
of
• flyin g Pirates. The Corsairs 100,000 fathers will ask:‘W hy are
Maxed their eigth straight vie- you crying, daddy 7"
ty yesterday by trim m in g Bos
Chicago lost only fiv e playera of
s ’ again and are now 4 1-2
consequence last season.
Three
m *» In fron t o f St. Louia and
o f these were regulars,
including
m York, who are still deadlock- Captain M erits.' So the veteran
f o r secqnd place.
mentor has a t least a fa ir ly enA feature o f the torrid battles perienced squad this fall.
St. Louia has been that roolrie
Pat Kelley, a halfback who has
(chars won where veterans fa ll
- . Yesterday Jim Faulkner, re- the triple threat o f kicking, pass
u|t from Toronto, won the first ing and open-field running, w ill be
elUrlbla fo r the 1927 squad.
He
|me fo r the Giants, U to 3, and
played an excellent game trq tha
rad Frjwkhouse, St. Louia freshfronh squad In 1925 but since that
ib , subdued New Y ork In tha
time haa been under profeaaional
thtcap, 8 to 5.
ban because o f low grada* in his
BUI t a r r y , who 1* on • htfine
studies.
:
i. b it two homers in the
The 1927 Schedule
and Zach Taylor,
New
Kelley w ill battle it (Ait fo r a
weak-hitting
pitcher, steady jpb in the Maroon baakficld
! tw o triplets and a single. with K yle Anderson, another triple
M U ' kayoed Jes* Halnas, threat man; Cusacks and Gleason,
ha Cards retaliated in the experienced backs,
and Layers,
ap, by routing Fred Fltxalm- Klien and Libbey, wbu played fu ll
back lost season. From the 1026
man H ill, Pittsburgh mound •Grier, Mendenhall, Burgess
and
freshmsn eleven Stagg will have
'n l k a M
'others.
A t a quarter Dygert and McDon
ough are seasoned men.
' Captain Ken Krouse, Small and
Olwin, centers; W o iff and Burden,
guards; Lewis, Garen and Mochran*, tackles; Spence and Apits,
ends are the veteran playera for
the line on hand.
h Weaver, a giant from Jonesboro,
Arkansas, has a chance to
win a
Iregular tackle berth.
The University o f Oklahoma, a
iwsrful elsvsd in tho southwest
st year, w ill play the Maroons,
October 1 In the ow n in g gam e o f
1927. The rest o f wne S tagg sche
dule, o n » o f the stiffest
in
the
B ig Tan conference, includes games
With Indiana,
Purdue, Pennavlvania, Ohio Stole, Michigan, Illin
ois and Wisconsin.
Joknion ef
Results Of Games
N A T IO N A L L E A G U E
St. Louis 3-8; New York 11-5.
Pittsburgh 2 ; Boston 1.
Other scheduled gume, rain.
A M E R IC A N
LEAGU
Boston I; St. Louis 2.
Washington 5; Detroit 0,
Philadelphia 5; Chicago 4.
New York 2; Cleveland 3.
Jacksonville
Tars
Win League Pennant
SOU THEASTERN LEAGUE
Selma 0-7; Savannah 3-3.
Jacksonville 11; Columbus 7.Montgomery 3 ; St. Augustine 0,
t^nsacula 8p Albany 1.
A M E R IC A N
A S S O C IA T IO N
Indiunapolis 4, Louisville 5.
Toledo 8, . Columbus 13.
ilwaukee 2, Kansas C ity 7.
inneapoiis .7, St. Paul 6.
New Orleans Club
Will P l a y T e x a s
Loop Flag Winner
'
B
FO RT
M EYERS
— Standard
Laundry nnd Cleaners combine.
LEESBURG— $37,245 contracts
let f'-r plumbing, lighting und heat
ing o f new Leesburg high school.
W E S T P A L M BEACH — Dally
mnil service w ill be initiated to
Florida Everglades on Septem
ber 20.
'Tagging AllBases
J
C
S BARBER
SHOP
r
to Silvertowns!
More Silvertowns on Sanford ears than ever
before.
•%
•n*trt«WM are Milt from
Sol* .,<*•■, H*p«rt«v,r-
••O rt-M l U U i t e o w S
a ’asssRiW&sae
iN a t e t
.
All indications in this section reflect the na
tion wide swing to Silvertowna—the recogni
tion o f Goodrich Sllvertown quality, value,
economy.
This swing is the reward o f building a won
derful product. A tire so good that motorists,
using it, have passed along the word o f Its ex
cellence.
8lnce the early days of baljoon tire experi
ence, the Sllvertown bailooi} tread has been
winning friends by its tremendous mileage
and silent safety.
Saturday September 17th
First Street
Next To W estern Union
Six Chairs—Six Chairs
Only Expert Courteous Men Employed
Back through the yean the W A T E R CURE
has udded inner strength and outer toughness
to every Sllvertown— strength astd toughness
winch the public has discovered and praised.
Thus a powerful fores has swung Silvertowns
to their present dominance— the force o f
goodwill, the hearty word o f millions who
know by experience what distant# and safety
motfem Silvertowns will deliver.
new
Come in and ask
for our prices on
Silvertowns,
C IT R U S fru it shipments from
Florida during- last season totaled
First St.—NexJ Western Union'
W E L L B O R N — Florida f o w l I
ligh t Company turns on electric
[hta in this town.
.
•
» Nswaqt and Most Modem Barber Shop
�TH E SANFORD HERALD, 8 A T U R D A Y .S E P T E M D E R 17, 1927
Why Noli A Receiver, Mr. Amos?
Pukl
As Brisbane Sees It
n «i| l
da
Six weeks ago today the Seminole County Bank closed Mr. T i f t , 3 score »nd 10.
its doors. In spiteVof rumors immediately started on their A N e » Ford Empire.
t J «U>4 M iiltr, way that the bank would re-open Monday, or would be reor
M M
it , in t,
Milburn Conquer* A rp .
t tk * P l t K f f l N
•I lith H I, n
wH
P lw
M t , w «* «v art •* ganized shortly and resume business as usual, the doors
Wall Si. Wild and (lay.
U k l H w «C M k u t M I W , ___
have continued to be closed and to n large extent apparent* BY A R T H U R B R IS B A N E
RO LLED U
ly everything connected with the bank is a closed issue. ,
I » p , r l « k i IK-’ T h r S t a r C o .
n. H o w a r d a m n
R A R IR a I O R M , Mm m W i H l l t r
For five weeks, hank examiners worked feverishly on
IE F JU STIC E T A F T spent,
. iv a ic a ir n o s katrr
(books and Records compiling their report for the State hieC H70th
birthday yesterday with
« * t m -------------Ml* R n___
l U _ ________ ""."'TT'- SIS,Comptroller. For five weeks no one knew anything about hif family in Quebec. He is u good
u S T c l t ? u t -----— {M S i the liank except what was heard on the streets. One week Amerii'an, it just learned judge, nj
wiwidr 4 m » . p * r r m r ' Z — »3.iw ago yesterday a brief statement was prepared for publica- good mituiiil muu, liked by more
H.niii RM tirti
_■*»»*-1lion and given to the public setting forth something o f ilu than a hundred millions of his fellluw eili/eiis.
UlratrlkM
>.w.
- bank’s condition at the tim6 of dosing.
It, like Theodore Roosevelt, he
^ X u a i ^ H * !
Since that time apparently nothing has been done. In had given all his thoughts and
i *11
i.naiMc rvaara .f th.'m i Pnlatka the Fust Florida Savings and Trust Company failed good ideas direct to thp people, in
stead o f telling them to friends
ir~ S M l i m tr % t u l ' v i » n 4m ■Va'*iia,Thursday; on Friday a receiver was appointed. The Sem- only,
he would not have been beat
•wt
“**u
*" *no*e County Bank was closed on August 6, and up to the en for President the second time,
present time, sixj weeks later, a receiver has not been ap
T k . It .m l* la i m .m k.r of tk«
TH E LO ND O N E V E N IN G News
A t i l l l i m a mi
( l m l i < I . M , u pointed- In West Falm Beach the First Bank and Trust
■■ t.n a tio n a l Aaaaetat'oa of F ik .
got
excited yesterday nnd used a
_
_ __ ____
______an* A lt t r t lilW Company closed its doors last March; nnd yet six months
■lak.ra,
Ailvrrtlarra,
'seven column headline on the news
-■j
Ilater, no receiver has been appointed.
Apparently a re- that "Henry Ford plans to spend
ikarawBh aa*i« m i r„ jr«ri»'i.s lut.jceiver can he appointed in short order; apparently a bank l-lb,OtMI.UOO on a rubber empire,’^
to compete with the present Blli t I can be closed and nothing done about it indefinitely.
tish nioiioply on rubber.
Henry
kj^Mi^hmeiew a t . i k a * * - ___j
What is Mr.| Amos going to do for Sanford? Do we get
Kurd, it is alleged, will extend his
a receiver or don't we? Are the interests of the depositors land holdings in rich rubber land
S A T U R D A Y , SE PT. 17 1927
! going to be taken care of, or the interests of thy borrowers o f I'ura to 2,HIM,DUO ueres.
That
T H IS I I K I l A l . U a t-IIO U It AM
will
amuse
Ford.
He
is
busy
with
or
some
particular
individual?
These
are
questions
Sanford
an r 1 1, an d r . m n f , ad.
M in ta tra tion .
people ore beginning to ask, Mr. Amos. Six weeks have gone tilings nearer |iome than Para.
W u r r p r , n n lrr runt. I " Jarkaun
by and nothing has been done. More than a week has passed
.villa.
AM ERICANS HEAT THE Br’.%> A o n a t r u r I In n o f S I. J a a a a I n d i a . .
since the examiner's report was made, bet’s see some ac tish at polo, easily the first game,
> l i « r r ru a a i.
l^ l.lM u r a llM
o r m . n t h l r - l ‘a r - tion. The depositors of that bank want their
money back. less easily the second. Three of the
n» W w k.
four American players are past 40
I . T * . t l t f i n r i ) l l n ( aaf b u i l d i n g
faraa- They will be shouting for dividends before a receiver is apyeurs
of age. Milburn, the captain,
kuaaaahiat
rla,
apartaaa.nt
«r a m ,pointed.
■knaam
backbone and keystone of the team,
d.^»A rsmaiaatllr
ro
I'kMi,
i
As to who is made receiver The Herald does not care. is 40, horn in IHH1.
aif c i t y
l<“ -t ataaa . 1 . 1 loaa
k.snllfn.
I It is not the purpose of this paper to join in the ballyhoo for
lluaa . r u g r a m .
That American nearly f>0 years
new and aniad.rn lio.pllal
_______ r—— _____ any
Particular individual or clique. We have been asked to o f age, playing the hardest, most
b*nd otlr support to at least u dozen different candidates for exhausting, dangerous game, can
B IB L E VERSE FOR TODAY
beat younger men, the pick of
SUUl,:-*-My' the job, very few of whom were any good. Men suitable, for Great Britain, is more important
Jl HE KEuNKalEu
I
lips shall greatly rejoice when 11this position will not pass petitions or canvass support to in- to the country than any uthletir
sing unto Ihee;
uml my soul, f|uent.e Mr. Amos' ap|Hiintnieltt. Men suitable for I be job victory. The llrilish can find eonsowhich Thou
ai re feme .
y w jjj not wn„ j
un<| will take it only upon earnest solicita ’ution hi Milbiiru’s victory, for
.tongue also shall talk of Thy right
John Milburn, bis father, was born
tion
from
Mr.
Amos.
eausness all the day long. Psalm
in England.
71183, 24.
The Herald hopes that the State Comptroller will use
P R A Y E R : My/soul doth inttgui- his heutl lo its utmost capacity in making bis appointment.
WILD, GAY TIMES in Wall
fy^Thwc, O Lord.
street
yesterday, poor bears wond
l'he Herald hopes he will find a muu, first of all, who is hon
ering if higher and higher prices
est, a quality as scarce as municipal bonds, a disinterested will go on worrying them forever.
{T1IEiPLUMBER'S FRIEND
N ow whenever 1 ring the plumber person, who has no ax to grind or friend to favor, a cour General Motors, which some poor
up
ageous man with nerve enough to look after the depositors’ geese were selling recently at 225
■( lU lt N ,
l i t M u a ttta *
a rs£ ?
T o tell him the drain is stopped, . .
.
H o brinketh a stick with a rubber • In te r e s ts .
If such a man is appointed The Herald does not cure
cup,
A stick from an old broom chop who he is; if not The Hernld is going to object and keep on
ped.
objectjng.
Th * thing muy be bought in a ten G
Q
cent store,
wish
to
JS a dime you've the
spend
Altd go to the girl on the hardware
We seldom appreciate fullv the natural advantages that
r
fh o r. *
Hnd nsk fo r
"the
plumber’s we have until some outsider points them out or we go to other
* - friend."
places and find ourselves comparing them with those of
A Picturesque River
"fo r « quick turn," closed at 2tl7
3-1.
They got the quirk turn.
United States steel went up
four points to L5S) 5*8. Call money |
dropped to 3 1-2 percent, many
stocks "went wild," spouting un
new high prices, and so forth and
so on. Hut don't gamble, you can’t
win at that.
CHICAGO'S HOT WAVE, hav
ir g killed several, traveled east
ward to New York, treating nj
Tlin* was I wondered whence came. distant cities, counties and states. We Floridans in a vague September 1ft high death record fori
that name,
way know that we have a pleasant climute but we never all time in the big city. New York
knd why on _______________
his crowded bench, |think much o f it until our northern friends^ come down he j has complained for months o f too'
thing mor* love should a n (j uternlly go into ecstnsies over the balmy breezes and .Jiff**
sunf'limL‘ “ ml now tomplain*
I on too much of it and too hot.
it
has
been
a queer season in many
Thun u hammer or gimlet or the warm sunshine. Then we prick up our ears and learn a
«
wrench.
thing or two about something we should have realized all parts of the world, sun spots perImp!*,
•
. . . .
,
.the time.
But ctnnrth the plumber man to me
—,
- ,
.. . . .
. .
OR IT M AY be “ etheron,” so
Pro open that throttled drain.
[
There are many Floridans who care little for oranges
lla giveth one jab with that
stick, tand other citrus fruits. One o X the chief reasons isthat the small it ninkes an atom look like
^And he goes back to bln »hop j fruit are grown in such abundance that they lose their ap* a mountain, traveling nearly 100,000 miles farther per second than
a,t“ ln‘
jpeal.
Nevertheless, we appreciate their value when we go I q^ht'.
“ How much," i ask, “ will you take' uway and hear outsiders praise the fruit ns among the most i That othermi may be the mis*
*$Tom ma fo r using that
neat luscious in all the world- Then there are many of us w h o I lnx link that explainsgravitation.
device?
♦
device?”
ntill fail to estimate the natural beauties the Sunshine State NEW TO N
FORMULATED but
v “ Three dollars fo r opening drains
is
able
to
boast.
could not explain or account for
i
says he,
~
the lowest possible price.”
The
_____grandeur of the
... scenery
_____ in some o f our - ______
inland his “ direcity as the mass, inversely
country cannot be approached by any other section of the n* the 8,iuarc ^ the distance,
N o ^ 11 know why all plumers that
country.
Our beaches lined with palms, our beautiful lakes
NORM AN THOMAS, socialist
stick adure
F$r nothing they have in their kits surrounded by pine and oak forests and our
picturesque leader, wonders what Walker and
earns more
streams lined on both sides by tropical foliage compose Mussolini could have talked nbout.
£t>od silver fo r them to spend.
They talked oT many things, inclu
Aiu\ H ever the w olf shall come to scenery which is the wonder of thousands of visitors and yet ding probably the best and surest
we Floridans give it little thought except when it is brought ways to get and hold control of
' i.
my door,
'
.And my fortune
I ’d
quickly to our attention.
public opinion.
mend,
Although
the
Times-Union
is
by
no
means
an
outsider,
it
I fthail hurry me out t » the ten-cent
T H E L A T E T H O M A S Watson
has from time to time expressed its appreciation of these o f Georgia, who won his seat in
•tore
And buy
me
a
"plumber’s things. One of the Jacksonville paper's best narrations of the senate by appealing to relig
• friend.”
Florida beauty is its description of the St. Johns River ious prejudice, said to this writer:
By Edgar A . Guest.
"T h e whole secret o f successin pub
which it pictures in this manner;
—---- o------lic speaking and in politics, is to
Ash doesn't seem to like It that
“ Our river, is a majestic one, and safely may be classed remember that It is impossib!'*
the boys keep digging.
among the most interesting waterways of the North Amer to exaggerate the stupidity o f thpublic."
Captain .Macintosh used
t
his head ican continent. It is tidal for 135 miles of its length of 285
Mussolini and W alker would prowhen the wind failed.
miles, from its source in Lake Helen Blazes in Brevard hnhly say “ It Isn’t Impossible,
county, until it reaches the ocean in Duval county, and in but d ifficu lt."
Someone has suggested a "poet
dry
periods it is tidal to 175 miles. At pluces shullow, at
liera le."
Any candidates from
E IG H T E E N F L Y IN G machines
Jacksonville it is fifty or more feet deep, a safe anchorage
Hanford?
w ill carry prosperous prbufight
------ a-------place for ships which come here from all parts of the "fu n s" from New Yark to Chicago
Buck11passing is a great game world."
on a round trip "hop.” Seats with
And one that's proving very popu
“ Its banks for many miles from the sea are clothed in in sight o f the ring can no longer
lar In Sanford.
be hltd. A n y man possessing 50J
------- o------magnificent verdure of live oak, magnolia, hickory and gum. good seats could undoubtedly get
W e thought that at least Boh Farther up it runs through long stretches of semi-tropical
a quarter o f u million dollars for
Hooker would know how to spell
them— $501) each. Such are pros
vegetation
of
rare
beauty."
accommodate.
“ A t places along its lower reaches the banks are low, perity anti civilization in 1927.
------- o------- .
It's funny how few people tell but for many miles they are high and bold, a delight to the
the truth. It's gettin g to be an s ’ - eye. In its upper reaches the river overflows its banks for u
moat unknown virtue.
long distance.”
----- o- ■— t
•j
i * »
M isery loves company. I t ’s nice
" It flows through masses and clusters o f tall pines,
i t the rest o f the country is magnolias' bays, oaks, palmettoes, cypress, which give ex
from * heat wave too.
quisite combinations o f green beautiful and soothing to the
.7. ---------0---------'
, “ Princess X enia" turned eye. Climbing vines, long tresses of pendant gray moss, vivid
because o f fo rty mile and colors on the bole1o f tress, all make pictures never to be for
1winds. The “ St. Raphael"
gotten."
aw^simpT* a
Loch.
Arbor
turn beck.
------0------- *
They close the schools In Chica
go when D gets hot. Bet a lot of
iittie Sanford boys and girls would
like to go there.
Now, let's make Lakeland fa
mous fo r its schools, pretty lawns,
,colleges and churches.— Lakeland
ir. N ot a bad job for Sanford.
A * lo c a lit y that can grow aa
celery ae Sanford is not go
to J oM Its nerve because a
closed Its doors.— Orlandorporter-Star. Right.
is goin g to g et a million
and Dempsey four hundred
f i f t y thousand fo r his fight,
m der they aren't training,
difference does It make to
who w ine?
-
Isn’t nearly so at-
It
-
.report**
♦
L A N E Y ’S D R Y
CLEANING CO.
110 K. 2nd — Phone 1G5
IN T H E IT IIC T IT COURT. T W K N • T V - T i l l III*. J lin iO t A I. OIIIOIUT,
IN A NT* Knit SEM I NO I. K I'O UNT Y FI.OK IOA. IN C H A N C E R Y .
JOSEPH T. EGAN. C O M P L A I N A N T .
Co mi hel
Is a Prescription far
Malaria, Chills and Fever*
Dengue pr Billons T e' cr.
H kills the serins.
Elton J. Moughton
Architect
in— H elpful Assistance
Given
prices will
In— Absolute
n w r m a |_
o f t e n b r e flk # w g y frQ m th e s h o re
d (jw n tJ|#
Have
*
you
Inquired?
I' .
i
DeForest-Saniord
Realty Co.
Box 339
Sanford
FINEST
(lifts NOW on our new
easy payment plan.
Jeweler.
Appreciate
.. 108 M agn olia ..
PERFORMING
SIX
■Only 82 shopping dityx be
fore Christmas.
IN
AMERICA
INE
POINTS OF PROVABLE
SUPERIORITY OVER ALL
CARS SELLING UP TO /
Think o f ill Nine
h u n d re d d o lla rs
§
beyond its price in nine great fundamentola o f value!
^
1
F i rst
National
B ank
deelopment but todays
low!
Service You Will
F irst N at'l. Bank BUIjr.
Sanford, Fla.
“ Its reaches' are often so long that river and sky melt
together at their end. A t what is known as Lake George
the riveF is, ten miles wide for twenty or more miles. T)\p
view o f the river banks from the deck of a steamer shows
but few signs of the busy contented life of hundreds of
homes hidden in the foliage of the hammocks. The river
loofcs as it must havbtooked to the early voyagers."
“ Along the river the rising current of moisture gives
rise to magnificent^ sunsets made doubly lovely by being
mirrored on the placid surface."
“ The mouths o f creeks and bays are made wonderfully
beautiful by masses o f blooming water hyacinths "bonnets
Great masses of blooming water hyacinths, an acre or tw
ostounishingly
H. C. VIELE
Call”
forCnmplulnant.
Prices in Loch.. Arbor
found ‘
We
Select
CHRISTMAS
D C.
T H E Character o f this
bank is daily
re* fleeted In:—
be
Us
Phone 375
S A M P El. A. It. W I L K I N S O N .
-T h e Bank o f S ervice"
pays for merit in this
r a il
—
C A T H E R I N E MOAN, U E F E N O A N T
. O R D E R O F Pit III. IC A T ION
TO C A T H E R I N E EGAN. OrlilKeiiorl.
Conmllcut.
You ari* hereby orilereil anil re.
nil I red in he and appear tqmn *he 3rd
day of Ortnlier. A. II. 1927. to the
Ilill of Complainant
filed lurultmt
you In the above Myled mime and
Court.
The Sanford Herald Is h*-rehy do*
Mlxnatod ae the Newspaper In which
tills order shnll he puhtlxhed
for
four eoneertitlve weeks.
W ITNESS
V, i;.
DOUGLASS
Clerk of xald Clrenlt Court, ami the
official Heal thereof, this 3rd day of
September A. I* l!*27.
V. E. DOUGLASS,
Clerk.
Ity: G. E . C A M E R O N
Meet Today’s Demand
ditions of today— one
UNION PHARMACY
And Accurately
'
“ Creeks and bays open on the river with a beauty-Jiiat
defies description. Rivers flowing from big lakes pour
large volumes of water into the riverA t Green Cove
Springs the wonderful Quisisana Spring discharges 3,000
or more gallons a minute of sulphur-chalybeate water into
the St. Johns. Above Lake Dexter the beautiful Blue
Spring o f clear deep blue chalybeate-sulphuretted hydrogen
water flows In a stream ten feet deep and five feet wide in
to our river."
meet the existing con
For treatment of Ring Worms, Jiggers nnd any skin eruption.
Price 7ftc Sold nnd guaranteed by the
Prescriptions Filled Promptly
K. First St.
Sanford
UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT
‘ The Friendly Drug Store”
LANEY’S -
E fficien t
Rendered
. Ask us to prove it! The more yoU know o f fine cars the quicker will you concede
Senior leadership in these nine vital
categories!
They are facts— provable and proved.
And they explain why the car is already
nationally referred to as “ America’s finest
Service
In— Courteous
T re a t
ment
Extended
__
Security
Miller O. Phillips Inc.
and
A Cheerful
ingness to
W ill
Help.
Of course
we want your
business
performing Six” — why so many former
owners of. higher»priced cars now pass
you on the road in Seniors!
13th St. at Elm. Ave.
^ \
Cordially yours,
Cashier
)
river toward the sea and big fish come in from the sW ."
Vk ■". ;r r. u
*
ij « i '
Sanford Fb
1
�er-.1
INFO RD H ERALD , £ A T U flP A Y , SEPTEMRER L7. 1927
an d P erso n al A ctivities-:
jflfc e Telephone 148
MRS. FRED B. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR
Mrs. F. U. Langley and son]
Frank of Gainesville are expected
to arrive here Sunday for a short!
visit as the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
W. Theodore Langley,
Calendar
Bald’
Residence Telephone 859
COMES TO LIGHT Picture
^
At Milane ,.!S
Those who thrilled nt the Chinese
. . . . . . intrigue in Un Chaney’s “ Mr. W iT
N E W ENGLAND’S
M S S :™ ™
_ In the
First Matinee . Given
*■» CajWay j
F o r Local Children i^conta, ^a^i«iin fa
Ictrticnt1which’ charg e r ’ '
Today At The Milane u m O M b m
~
former Philadelphia Business1nr* to ,;aVt‘ another glimpse into
Man Takes Control O fP ilt|tht’
' < thT
Coal Company And D e f a t U l u S i o X ! . . ^ T' L ” ' S i
Aims Of Railroad nuilder1»tar who Will reveal the intrigue of
Six or Myfrn lnjlKtnwnt*-
■* xerverf yincf thes*v w il
On Sat onlay morning a childtotal arrests ter 1^-. A
tr rV« matinee sponsored by the
made bond, figured as
Wrtmtn'* Club,, wns given at tho
5omc c
Mtiune Theater. .A splendid pro ” 1^5,qgjr.bejngsjt_
ring’ V
gram was enjoyed including a nov- The ease# Are a ct (or
: ^
«tty animal picture "A. Dog’s T a ll," Jn
oa won os'A syncopated song, which
was sung fry the children. The featurtbbf the morning was tho com
edy, "F o r-H ea ven ’s Sake,’’ featur
ing H arold Lloyd. e>.
U■ *
W hile the attendance this morn
ing1 was not as large as was ex
pected,'-It In assured thnt these
children'a matinees will grow in
popularity.
Attractive pictures together with
T O D A V i .1 • ; •:r«
wholesome comedies, intervpersed
- F o r e i g n d e v i l s ;’
with songs and mush- have been
arranged fo r cneh Saturday morn
Colonel Tim M cC oy:*B d Ctalr*
ing, There are a group o f chanoyWindsor In P eter B. Kyne’a fam oneh each morning and member*
ousAtopr— fu ll o f .action.
.
„
o f the Boy Set uts* net as ushers,
"BUSER
BROWN’S
nssiirlng mothers who ennnot ac
INITIATION"
company their'childron, that they
Grant land Rico ^I»rtTigK f
are being taken the best o f care
•OrtOWD WAIT”
of. ‘
.
’ 1 b‘ *
Thd member* o f tho committee
from the Woman's Club urge the
mother* to attend those matinees
wlth’ f f l l t f children: the price Uf ad
mission fog mother*’ hr the small
sum w for'th e children’. '.Thwmonnemnent o f the Milane Theatre
w ill give to the WomanV-Cltdr a
part w f the- proceeds from these af
r—
fa ir*)"
1 - rv '■*?’ *s
5M . 1
l ,,
, .t
1 On Saturday morning the com-’
mitten in rhnrge were: Mrs. E .'A .’f
n
Douglass. M<-*. Henrv Wight, Mrs.
a
R. G. Pav*y. Mrs, Charles Powell
Jr., Mrs. K. S. Dutton, Miss Mar
"BORN* T O ’ B A T T L E " "
garet Young and Mrs. C. E. .Mycr*.
B ill Cody In a smashing
Acting as ushers were Wilbur
■
*ketio
Smith* Eugene
Estridge, John
Sth Xd.sLtrJtTm.xnnr .Mo - »f.|
Fourier. Miltqn fyohbin*, ,3>ilnoy
W einRcrg’ ditd1HarCbdver. ’
*
‘the Mnnchu
rulers
----,
-------a little more
Mrs. A. K. Morrison, and Mrs.
PITTSBURGII, Sept. 17.-<1NS) than a quarter of a century ago
T. E. Baggs of Tampa are visiting
—A bitter struggle for the control when a concerted effort wax mnde
As an evidence " f their faith in
In Sanford as the guests of Mrs.
MONDAY
Morrison's sister Mrs A. C. Mc Sanford, officials of the Baldwin Most Effective Methods Of " f the largest bituminous mining to murder every white ninn woman
company jn the world, the Pitts- ahd ehild in northern Cbinh.
Mortgage Company, Florida financ
nan„ Missionary Society of Lendon.
i - *41
I’ romoting Commercial A v i burg Coal Company, which.’ the
T h f Boxer uprising has bceh
ing firm which several weeks ago !
....i-t Church w ill meet nt
written
into n clever screen story
D
iscussed
I
l’uhl‘c
knew
was
being
waged
unation
Will
He
established
a
h
eal
connection,
have
C. A. Williams left Thursday for
Ip’clock at the home of Mr-.
■dcr cover but which both sides de- hy) Peter R. Kyne. one of Amerl1 Hill UHio Magnolia Avenue, Atlanta Ga., where he went on approved this week six loans aggre
___ da’*' foremost writers. McCoy is
BOSTON, Mass. SepU 17 (IN S ) nied at the time, has come to light.
H. H. Chappell. Mrs. business for the Amercian Fruit i gating $26,1)00. This' .information
The
battle
has
been
won
hy°the
scon *n
mle of the American
was
given
out
today
following
a
N’ uw England is to learn of tho
, priest, Mrs. J. W. Rutledge, Growe’ s. lie was accompanied by J"
Company’s present military attache nt the Peking leg(visit to Sanford by II.B.Walton, opportunities of the air at an » v > 'iltshiirgh Coal Company's
[Zeb Itntliff ami Miss Mattie L. N. Stephenson.
'ic<- president o f the c/mpany.
ation conference to he held at the , ‘a'l* M. G. Warden, who came ation.
pan ns hostesses,
Claire Windsor vw ho played opThe loans are ail on Sanford Hotel Stntler on September 30 her,, in 192C from Philadelphia
bleen Malory Circle o f the
Mrs. II. B. McCall, Mrs. \V. B.
'McCoy in "The Fronteirsof $26,000 fnm jupdur the auspices of the Commit- when the firm reopened its firs t'
: Baptist Church will meet Williams, Ed Me (kill and William sent approval
minrs
with
non-pnion
labor
aftor
man*”
i!l
"i the featured femWere
relieved.
Officials
of the Ice on Public (Mat ions and Comhtrs. M. M. Stewart on Mel- Williams spent Thursdny evening
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—
• inine'fole of a lovely young En
eornpnnjr
have
made
close
study
of
j
nuniLy
Organization
o
f
the
New
l
,',1
°unring
the
United
Mine
Work
|je Avenue nt 4 o'clock.
at Orlando as the guests of Mr and
glish riobleUomsn.
ers.
Snndford conditions, it was stated, England Council,
Daughters Class of the Mrs. O. I*. Swope.
The cast includes such screen
Bitted
against
Warden
and
his
and are now in a position to exThe purpose of the conference
list Church will hold a bu.<cohorts jn the fight for control of celebrities as Cyril Chadwick, Lawtend
their
investments
to
cover
a
will
ho
to
discuss
the
most
effeeami social • meeting in the
Miss Gladys Wood and Mrf<.
soh Butt, Frank Currier, Emily
1 ), annex Monday nt 8 o’clock. H, S. Wood who have been the much larger sum than has already.tive methods.pf promoting the Tol |be Pittsburgh Coal Company was Fitzrbyi Sojin Kamnyfna and Frank
1
rank
E.
Tnplin,
o
f
Cleveland,
na
i lowing:
I Evelyn Edenfield and Miss guests of the Misses Virginia and lmen approved.
Chew.
H.R.Dighton, local Cunsel / o r ! 1. Building airports in New tionally-known coal and rnilroad
pie Brooks will l<e hostesses. Thelma Turner, left Thursday for
The picture at th^ Milane Themagnate,
according
to
an
affidavit
j the mortgage company, is gra ti-1England communities,
Alii-e
Me Kim will nave their homo nt Miami.
nter,
today, was directed by W. S
fied at the action this clients in ' 3. Manufacturing for the avia- bh’d in federal court here bv John
re of the special programImwis,
president
of
the
UaUed
%
a" '1 J *
wft"
Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Mcl-auliu coming to Sanford and making im- I tioa industry by New England in- Mine Workers.
.preparatl by Marfan Ainolee.
Iscellaneoiis Shower for the
mediate
investments.
He
said
today
dustriea.
50 o'clock leave Saturday fur New York City
\ —
Organ ClUh at
Expose I m Denied.
that numerous other applications
3. Use of aviation by Now Enghe home of Mrs. Tony Pitch- where they will spend ten days.
Lewi*1
expose
of
nlleged
trimsj
Mr. McLaulin will purchase a full are being received and b ans will land Industry and business, us well actions by Tnplin have since been1™1015 Elm Avenue.
,
he mnde nn a conservative basis, a* by individuals.
Oman’s Missionary Society line of holiday goods nnd jewelry Mr. Dighton feels that the Baldwin
denied in an affidavit filed hv the , 'l
I A l l T ll< ip r iV P r p H
IhMfc
Of
Flying
he Methodists Church will meet while away.
CU
company’s activities here are os- .):Thi: conference Is being called at Clevelander in answer to the’ mine I 4 U A U 1 1
l30 o'clock nt the home of
uni,in chief, but Lewis insists that
penally
significant
in
view
of
the
thb
request
o
f
organizations
intcrMr. ami Mrs. L. S. Creamer and
' TOD V ■'
; W. C, Hill, 1900 Magnolia
Philip Murray, vice-president • of
baby,
who have boon visiting here fact that many other financing or- estcd^ln- i m hr more of these the miners union, and I*. T. Fngnn,
iue. with Mrs. H. II. Chapell,
gnnizath
ns
have
withdro-.viii
from
|
pharea
.Ipyihtion
development,
. C. 0. Priest, Mrs. J. W. Kut- ns the guests of Mrs. Cernmer’s the field.
Ala., September 17,
(.'omWUltt^ Mro industrial organ!- district union president, were pres HEFLIN,
Jessie Hutchison,
ent when Taplln is nlleged to have (IN S )—Gobi assaying $30 to the
and .Mrs. Zcb R atliff as host- sister Miss
The
Baldwin
Mortgage
Company^]
ir.ttons’
thrtiughout
New
England
leave Sunday for their home at
H
i.< a Florida institution having con-1will bo invitop to send represonta- proposed that the union aid him in ten.
The steps of old timers us they
ic Circles o f the Presbyterian West Palm Beach.
nections in many cities >f this ' lives to thOi conference, at which acquiring control of the company's
stock.
come in to view operations on
irch II me^t at 4 o'clock in
state
and
having
its
larger
offices
(
specialists
•will
present
valrgus
Miss F.loise Brady, Miss Rhoda
[following plnccs:
Tanlin is supposed to control the the new
discoverey “ south of
located in Jacksonville, Miami and j phases of aviation in relation to
l ; ' ’ " ’ ns'kWsfDpf,,
de one, with Mrs. Mary Body, Thomas, Everall Dash, Ben Wade Tampa.
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporn- Turkey
Heaven Mountifin," are
New
England's
development.
and Andrew Carroway were among
Myrtle A ven u e
tin.
and
in
filing
the
union’s
an
brisk,
they
nre
bright
with
the
Committee’s of men already ncswer to the injunction proceedings unquenchable light of the pros*
I
lltle two, Mrs. E. D. Bulloch, those from Sanford attending the
Serpant’s
Dance,
Friday
evening
at
East Fifth Street,
lewis
and
the
union
sought
to
re
peeto>.
v
T
l
'
'
'
,
_r
’, ’ ment urc preparing the details of
iicle three, with Mrs. Joo Gra- Do Land.
Y a r d i t h e program.
Under th*.subject taliate for charges of violence nnd
As they visit the property of
,319 West Twelfth Street.
'o
f
manufacturing,
it is planned to unfair methods they were blamed A. J. Ayers, along the line o m c Hiu i Ajri. -1 tUhV
R.
E.
Johnson
returned
to
SunMe, four, with Mrs. C. E.
with hv the Tnplin corporation. * hurne and
Randolph counties,
HATTIESBURG, Miss., Sept. 17 have brought nut at the conference
:\ V W > .
1ford Friday evening after having,
irs, 25IH Elm Avenue.
Lewis
averted
that
prior
to
April
the things the aviation industry
Ircle five, with Miss Alice Cald- spent the past three weeks visiting (IN S )— Without leaving her front now uses nnd what it will require 1. when the last union wage agree about, five .miles from the famous
B
IR
M
IN
G
H
A
M
,
Ala.,
Sept
17^Arbacoochec gold mines and la
Main' ortiHe
relatives and friends at latkelnnd, yard, the hunting trophies of a lo
t, 418 Magnolia Avenue.
( I N S ) — Ton men have been ar
In the future, what New England ment with the operators expired, close proximity
to
two
other
cal
markswomnit
with
the
short
.Miami
and
other
points
in
south
Ircle six, with Mrs. F. I-. W«odbe talked with Tanlin in Miami.
rested on charges o f kidnapping or
space o f one week included a skunk, manufactures are now furnishing Fla., ami that the Intter proposed mines, they dream of the days bribery in connictlon w ith tho a l
Florida.
f, 520 Oak Avenue,
to
the
industry,
and
what
they
can,
when a gold rush to Alabama
two possums nnd an alligator.
ircle seven, with Mrs. C. L.
with present facilities, furnish in thn» union funds bo used to help and Georgia did not seem nt nil leged floggin g ca ser follow in g a
ler. Myrtle and Fifteenth Street.
Mrs. Meriweather G. l-ewis and
Mrs. Eula Weaver is the expert addition.
Tulin
train
control
of
the
Pittsnumber o f indletmonta rutu r a o d h y
minor).
• £ --- „
unlikely.
Ircle eight, with Mrs. Edward J. L. Bass Jr., are expected to re huntress, she brought her latest
a grand ju ry which has jast'eonfUnder airport development drill j Fu^tr" * on' Comnanv.
The new workings are said to pleted its Investigation with Joffins, 1300 Magnolia Avenue,
turn home Saturday eVeninfe from prize, a young .alligator, about two come discussions -aw to the statu*
In return, It i« nlleged, the un
be the bets paying cv**9 discover f*f*«# C o ttn ty affarrs.
rde nine, with Mrs. Walter S. Greenville, S. C„ where they have ftet long, here to show her friends.
of airports, whether they should be ion was to benefit by being granted
gy, 221 West Eighteenth Street. been visiting their parents Mr. uqd
Am ong those arrested are W. J.
The skunk and the possum were municipal or commercial, their phy n new contract for the ooerotinns ed in Alabama. The vein is cut
TUESD AY
Wqrthlagtoa, flnaaclar sad form er
shot while attempting mayhem up sical requirements, such as size, ac of the mines which It 1 st In 1926. in several places for abuut a
Mrs. J. L. Bass.
lusincss Woman’s Circle of the
on .Mrs. Weaver's vegetable gar cessibility, character o f land, and In 1995 th" Pittsburgh Goal Com- ter of u mile, aacording to r*-, eyefoyo f t a local klgn and l*. C.
Alfrrlght, nq nltornby. Worthington
sbyterinn Chtirch will meet
Miss Ruth’ AVhittle arrived here den, the young alligator was dis environment, their flymnclnj? ‘and
mnv had
64 mines in operation in ports.
and fnnnv
hail 6
h Mrd. Charles M. Powoll Jr., Friday evening /rom Greenville, covered by the huntress' in her
In addition to the gold vein is chnrgfrtl wltfl1-'’ ' ndfhipplnjr add
Pennsylvania,
using
union
monflVestemPc
earnings, the need for legislation
attorney U 9acry wMloithc
tvhi
II tinnford AVemio nt 6:30 Ala., where she hnsy been visiting front yard, where he wandered
otfl y e e 'it 'i*
itatol P''ners- It closed all those mines Just found, W. P. Ayers, liyirtg in bribety
in New England states to facilita
t f kjd
lock.
?ply 43xj.Trriher sister Mrs. It. N. Wright, hav from Green’s creek, which runs by the establishment of airports and | hat year and abrogated its onion tho same section of Clobumo
onvicieu
Iinrian Circle of the First Bap- ing been called here by the illness the Weaver home.
ntrm-t which had until 1927 to County, has recently discovered a
the
commercial
development
o
f
ad
m
z ' u lu w iw n * \
Church will meet nt 8 o'clock of her mother Mrs. F. R. Whittle.
i, l e v
*
jacent land.
’ iin, claiming it could no longer mica field on his property, lie
j 'l i l .
Mrs. Mack Cleveland 2473
estimates
the
field
to
be
about)
inv
the
union
scale
nnd
opernlc
at
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. McCall left
The
conference
also
will
develop
i
f
f
*
5
metto Avenue With Mra.'Clcvefive acTe* and declared it to be a
for Jacksonville where the way* in which New, Eng lad
profit.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ganas and ,.Thursday
_______
mm*
and Mrs. T. L. Hale as host- children and the Misses Merle and they will spend the week end.
high grade mica.
business can effectively uso the nilMarion Higgins havo returned to
According to reports a great
mail, air express and air passengv
Mrs. J. N. Thompson of Oviedo transport service, both on scheduled
Sanford after having spent the
deni pf valuable ore is to be found
past two weeks at Hendersonville, silent Friday in Sanford ns
■*ev 1/1
(n this W tton bf Alabam a." ’
1L> routes and as a taxi service.
Tin
N.
They are'now pleasantly" Kuest of Mrs. W.. B. Williams.
possibility of forming aero clubs
“ I "*^4
located at their new home on West
for recreational flying also will be
Mr, and Mrs. G.M. Henderson discussed.
.(Hab W « lV#4i
Concert Program of the Sanfortl Sixteenth Street.
returned home Friday from Day
id
micipnl Hand nt the Shell, for
The manufacturing section i f
ltd
*4' % » t l " $ . ^I«if
tona where they spent a few days. the program is being arranged
FO RT M YERS. Fla,, Sept. 17.onday, Sept, the l'Jth 1027 nt 8
Miss Emma Owen arrive^ hero
Only the test of tins dan 4*11
by John D. Haughcy, President of (I N S ) — Exactly three months a f
W AYCROSS, Gn., Sept. 17—
■
Friday from Marianna where sha
George A. DeCottes has return the Air Service of New England, ter he was reported lost in the
PART l
tion inoteilals—Our years or service qualify '^|J
(I N S )— “ There are lota of lessons
him been spending part, of tho
Salutation "The Star Spangled summer with her parents, and will ed home from New York where hv Inc., and F, W. McLnnnthan, Imw- Gulf when the motor in hi* tiny und valuable one tho young boys
assist you In maklnR'ybur selections’ and our reputa*
inner" by Key.
fishing boat was said to have gone nnd girl o f the rural community
spend the week end here with h*r *"*. “ P*nt lht! Pa!,t ten d“ >'3 un rcnce manufacturer.
tlon of faithfulness is your guarantee.
.
March "The Southerner’’ by sister Mrs. I* P. McCuUer, leav- business.
dead nnd the craft battered to cun learn, but one o f the outstand
exandcr.
pieces by rough -waters Earl Davis, ing bits o f schooling attempted In
ing Sunday for Tampa where sho
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(
Miss Maude Tyre returned home
Overture "Plantation L ife " by will teach at the English Classical
young fisherman of Punta Kussa, Ware county has been to te^ch tho
Jj
1a
Friday
evening
from
Savannah,
Bge.
surprised his wife und parents nt club boy and girl to ’ love a
School. , Ga., where she spent the past few
3. Selection "The Bells o f Corimidnight last night by 0/alklng < This 1* the comment o f Dr. R. J.
weeks,
by Plnnquctte.
into the house. Stunned by the lleyde, Ware County agent and one
Mrs. Tony Pitchford. Mrs. Volie,
I.A. Popular Song "V alen cia" by Williams, Mrs. B. C. Moore. Mrs.
sight o f her rftusband, who sho of the most widely known livestock
Mrs. George A. DeCottes re
"Itn.
thuught deoil, Mrs. Davis nenrly men In tho South. ■ ■ ■' ' ■
John D. Abrahams, Mrs. J. II. Col- turned home Friday from Atlanta
|l.B F-x Trot
"Smile A Little cough, Mrs. C. 1L Pearce, Mrs.
collapsed and later declared she
“ It is remarkable how the young
FO
RT
M
YE
R
S,
Fla.,
Sept.
1
7
520 Maple AveV
l*hone 797
Beach where she spent the past
by Norton & Shelvin.
farmers respond to tho work of
Guy S. Helman, Mrs. Kent Rossl- fortnight.
( I N S ) — With Hendry nnd Glail.-s thought he was u ghost.
P \R’P 2.
mim
According
to
the
story
told
by
the pig club," Dr. lleyde continued.
ter and Mrs. L. N. Hansoll were
Z:
•MONDAY1^»*1
(iold Assaying
To Ton DiscOv
In AlabamaSection
Woman Kills Possum, itiw,y
okunk, Snake In
m
e n . Men Arrested
r For Kidnapping
On Brifre Charges
ijhvution deyeiop-
I
u
i 4*a
r
FERTOJ55ER
w ,W rv :
ort Myers Mpn Is
BackHomeAFterHe
IsGivenUpAsDead
{ANDCONCERT!
S e le ct
Pig Clubs Become
Popular In Georgia
Legal BattleMay Be
OutcomeOfDoctor’s
Trial For Slaying
[I VaUe Dc Conci-rt "Southern
«s"by Strauss.
'Hi iip i
counties each ready to “ pass the
■ 3 *
the missing fisherman ho was pick " It has been a ' revelitlon heir*
ed up out of the Gulf by a passing what the benefits o f introducing
Cuban fishing smack and was tak pure bred stock through the medi
en to Havana. He later worked his um o f boys’ and girls’ clubs would
way to Galveston, Texas, on u amount to."
smuggling boat and walked most
o f the way to Florid* from that
J A P A N 'S C H R ISTIA N S
*'■:
city. Without money, food or pre
sentable clothing he encountered
T O K IO — During tho last eight
counties want the trial, und In view 1
r ’ ,♦*
where they uccon:panled the M ls s-ij| r9> j . y. Harvard,
many hardships in his homeward y ea rs ‘ Christianity has Increased
o
f
the
fact
that
the
dividing
line
es Elizabeth McCuUock and E liza
trek.
—
its
foothold
on
Japanese
soil
with
beth Whitner who are attending , James S. Stembridge of Los run* through La Belle, each county
Mrs. Davis, convinced that h c r . , , , ^ i ^ oqo converted Chriatla**,
•J .-tv
H
mu College. The• rparty
___„ also , Angeles, Cal., Is expected to arrive is ready to contend thnt the crime huaband had been drownod, made
Salem
are
more
than
29,000
Japannt a few day* nt Asheville, N. here Wednesday to visit his Bister wa* committed on the other side of application fo r his insurance rnon* } ##0 MeU,odlst Christians in Japan
the border.
Mrs, Fannie S.Munson.
pnroute to Winston-Salem.
ay. The application was ponding at the present time, not counting A
While it hus been admitted thnt
approval but no part o f tho policy the Japanese Christians,
other
Mass at 8:00 A. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Fox th" bullet-riddled body o f the Lu had been paid and tho happy wife
credvjs.
.
.
,
.
Belle
youth
was
fount!
in
Glade*
Sunday School at 0 o'clock.
and baby are spending the w eek
declared she is now glad that tho
end in Tampa as the guests o f Mr. county, it ha* been intimated that insurance company delayed pnyit
w
ill
be
contended
that
the
act
and Mrs. A sa Daisden.
C O N G R E G A T IO N A L 0H U R C H
’ ; '■
ual killing tonk’ placu in Hendry und mont.:
Church school meats at 9:4.)
that
the
body
was
carried
across
Miss Rhoda Thomas, who has
H • > r *H'*
* I
Pfowfrluck, for 1928 hu come forward
o'clock.
„
, . .
the iine to be hiddan-in brush and
Morning Worship at 11 o clock, been the attractive house guest of
With another great jcoptrioution
B l u l i i i S p ill), fro m I n d i f t i t i M , I
Great- Mis* Eloise Brady, left Friday cv- palmettos neur th& Fort Myers
Subject o f sermon ■’Life's
■'f"’* Great
Palm
Beach
hfgWwhy;
’*
’
I piling fo r her home at Ocala.
motoring comfort* I Bulck ha* tat tit
est Opportunity."
Hendry county, residents dcclar
P u t u O k U lu u lb a ia t
|
Evening Service begins prom pt-;
vibration out of the road by equipping
does not want the unfavorable pub-1
y at 8 o’clock. Sermon subject, • Mrs. A. B. Mahoney is expected
H ix r a b le F l i , B at H a
to return home Sundoy from palat llclty and black mark o rflt* record.)
every Buick wuh Hydraulic Shock Ab" L ife ’s Best M ay."
.
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Shadows cast by the lynching at I-a
............
Y u V w n f fit u fV cordial welcome f ka where she was called
^
f o m u D U lM .
Belle last year are still hanging)- F O R E S T H IL L S , N. k „ frept. 17.
*
'"
•an added lux*
gorben, front and
await you. Come and bring some- death o f her hrothe W . B. Ryan.
over the town’* reputation and cit-' Rene Lu Caste, o f France, and
Bwink,
Okbu-In
deocriblng
how
one with you.
ury that the savings o f Buick volume
Mrs. Densil Stafford and baby izvns ure relectani t o 'g o through’ B ig Bill Tilden o f Philadelphia und fre fullered from Indigestion, M r.
another similar Beige.
Glades on | ha U. S. A . will meet fo r the
nre
expected
home
Sunday
from
hivcjoppfied.
*■“ V
F IR S T B A P T IS T CHURCH
a T. Strain, o f this place, aoyat ■>
Coronado Beach where she has been |the other hapd, declare* it record* American Lawn Tennla ChampionSunday School 9:30 A. M.
" I have been a us^r qf.^BUel^
)to bo comparatlveljs eleaevof crime hip hero this afternoon. L a Coste
Let us put a Buick for J928 at your disDraught
tor four
Sermon subject, The Man On ' spending the putt two weeks.
the defending .champion,
------------------------------ whila
—
. .
—
,
and the people o f Moorg Haven and
tie
from
1920
un-|
hare
The Inside.
. . . .
_ iC
other
communities
xrf--th
e
monk
j Harold Raymond Duley Is expect
posal jq you may t t « this riding c p «.
Younfif People's Unionii
i! last year when Henri Cochet, 1
(.rk v
: ed to arrive here next week from county‘ indicate that they will no
l
a
t
t
e
Evening service 8 o'clock.
fort
for yourself.
■
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^
nother •Frenchman, elim inated. *■
•)
Sermon* subject* Tlw Woman On |Oregon “ nd will make hi* homo tolerate the trial.
spoil# when
im
in
one
o
f
the
early
rounds.
|
In
the
meantime
a
careful
invest
a ’ t i i
: here with hia mother Mrs. Ethel
to .play,
igation is being made by the pros-D Tilden
------- --earned
------- the -right
-Sedans Jll 191 to fr 1993 * Co«^
Church Fa m ily Hour Wednesday Duley,
_______
e-rut ing attorney and his assistants.
the finals by defeating rronci* and .hurt a lot.
Sport M od el* #1191 to 1
evening 8 o’clock. The o f flc m of
Miss Janie Maude Stembridge Tfre alleged killer is being held for T . Hunter o f New Rochelle, hla( la d fifa ^ r ‘ ‘
ilepartment of the church
VMvia
uoubfca partner,
. •Jb em aU km f
m ^ ' ^ ^ t o * ^ n p « r e n 7 V V d n ^ ; o f Waynesboro. Ga. will arrive .be grand Jury and
da expected fla
vis Cup
Cup daoMta_
& B 5 F
■ ; a 'n t P c ^ ^ - r = = 5 i a . “
are asKed io ne j r ■
|,----! here Wednesday to he
be the guest that the trial w ill be held in Oct- terad in a hard fought match •J' *eemed to help m
day evening.
inis* S
i MunMllll- rx
BT*.
which m
Tilden
—— ____
did not stand forth hadn’t
,,, ,
found anytl
A U T O M O IIU ^A X I DtJIlT. B ltC k W
k e VCchureh tvarmiy welcomes 1c f her aunt Mrs. Fannie
S.
ofu
'»T
ax Invincible. In fact it was just an tna a*
"
. .
inn
*
I
,
son.
citizens And visitors.
ordinary Tilden who beat Hunter ly can i
S IT FOR S U IT
11-12, 0.1. 4-0. 9-7, In a w earin g, .■
^
^ ^
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Gilley of
F IR S T M E T H O D IS T X H U R C H
N E W Y O R K — You must sit four set match. La Coste, on the without anything to o n ]
Daytona Peach w ill arrive here
o th e r’ hand, played a game that too weak to go.
w
c ' T ' . r f v E )rn» U36 AU M °J L W. Sunday fb r a abort visit as the down now girl*, when being lyeas
Sunday School, 9.30 A. a*
Mr> an d M r ». S. S. ured for a skirt, according to Mr*. fa i)y sparkled with brilliance to
,'L*
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guests of
Ware, superintendent
Edna W . Chase, editor o f Vogue. defeat Little Bill Johnston. &-2, t " I had vary aerer* 1
•'<4
Preaching bv the pastor 11 , Ilaumel.
One should ait In fron t o f a mirror 2*0, (M , 0-!,
i.
Judging
from
their
play
y**ter.
irarir
* ' 5! ^ T " , ‘,PUU' n' Pr......* “ “ ! A . P. Cann.Hy, J. Cl. Ball *nd with the legs crossed, with the
* ..i-- - » - » * —
principal measure
being taken day oo«L La Costa’a four net victory
I. Ja>
*
from the knee down, oecdrding to over Big B ill iu *he first round of t
met ting . •
..
>tfrvice., 8 tended a meeting o f the Canal Mrs. Chase. This is to avoid a vul the Davis Cup matches lost week,
Evening preaching
~ re ia every indication thnt La
g ar display o f'g a rta re anti bare
rif ill
>te w ill have littU trouble in reo’clock; sermon "Th e A B C o f Board.
lefcs she says.
nlng hia crown.
Mrs. kMgar Dout of Daytona
RUp'rayer-m eeting, Wednesday]
^
•------- r ^ T’ ~
color..!
•ha* arrived to make Sanford her
f tp A L M BEACH— Build*
M., lwl
P. M.,
led by
by the
the pastor.
P
l(y aR hfime and L* pl(a*antly locntetl
[ often
o f *cepo“ j
s issued fo r July totaled
on t
lovely
among those from Sanford at
The many friends of Mrs. F. 11, buck” in claiming the right to the
|1. Humorous Patrol
"On ^ My tending the Seminole Baptist Ass Whittle will regret to learn that trial o f Dr. H. J. Sirmons. Jack
ociation, Thursday, at Oviedo.
she is quite ill at her home on sonville physician,. charged with
py to Dublin Bay" by Lampe.
murder in connection with the bru
.French Avenue.
[l. Descriptive
"Home
Sweet
tal slaying last Friday morning of
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Whitner and
the World Over” by Buys.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Robson of Albert Douglass near his“ home nt
[I Medley (Request)
Echoes Mrs. George McCulloch o f O'lando
are expected to return home 8un-1Orlando spent the day here Sat La Belle, u legal tilt ia expected
the South" by lscnman.
when the
the trial
triu is set. Neither o f the
I. March "U niversity" of Flor* duy from Winston, Salem, N. C.i(urday as the guests of Mr. unit when
Vby Penella.
Joe Reizcnitein
Bandmaster
Buicktook
I At The Churches
RST CHURCH O F C H R IS T .
S C IE N T IS T .
|Christiiin Science oervles are held
wy Sunday morning In the Wo»n’» Club, Qak Avdnue near
fl -Street, at 11 o’Clock; SunSchool at 10 o'clock. Subject
tomorrow, “ Matter.”
Wednesday evening services
fLeh include
testimonies
of
itain Science healing are also
in the Woman’s Clqb at 7
|Tlock.
kThis Church maintains n free
'jing Room, no. 617 F irst Nat-'
Hank Building, where the
»e anil all authorized Christian
enre literature may be read,
arrowed or purchased. Opt*n Wad*
“Way and Saturday from 3 to 5
All arc welcome to_ attend the
•rviics and to make use o f the
“ing Room.
t EOLY c r o s s c h u r c h *
rourteenlh Sunday a fter Trin-
. T*
LwUbratlon o f H oly Communion
A. M.
2>urch School 9:45 A- M. 4
Morning Prayer and gerraon 11
141.
u
|*JRST C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H
S-T. :,n‘* Ealtnutto A ve.
.
School 9:45 A. M.
^*jJr*"*P an’* Communication 11
Sernn.n. "F ollow in g Christ."
Aknstain
7 p. M. A ll
y
W Invited.
ion
Vafig of
Anyone is
cordially
invited to
iN d m m ..
Rene La Coste And
1 “Big” Bill T il d e n
Play Title M atch
the road
3
lo® . H r
1I(fcA U * SOUI^S C H U R C H
Sunday a fter Pcnecoat.
AFRAID TO FAT..
it has taken it out of
church.
T
S A fs a s
£
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T IIE SANFORD
SEPTEMBER 17.1927
f i l l ’s Battle Fleet Gets New Bos:' He Flies Trails She Helped Blaze
Verne Roberts of Fargo, N. D., who flies over (he I rail ■* his grand
mother pioneered half a century ago. Is entered In the Na’ lonal Air
Derby from New York to Spokane. Jloberts and his cm imother,
who war the flrat while woman to come to F^rgo, are pictured above.
W f t i Impressive certfmonles, Adm iral Louis R u d o lp h .d e Stelguer
(04JK command o f Undo Sant's battle fleet In Los Angeles harhop
lh * oth er day. »Th e arrow points to Adm iral do Stelguer rom ln *
aboard the flnpxhip California to succeed Adm iral ItlehaM IT. Jack•OH la pommaud. , The Inset. Is a closeup o f lh " n
-midew
; (,
Jlu-chJeL
In Oil Bubble
HAVE CONTROL OF
ELECTRIC F I E L D
1
Ucob Berm a nn, allaa Jack Ben*
nett, rtarged with the responsibil
ity for the buritlng of the $100.000,040 Julian oil bubble In Lot
Angeles, Is ahown as ho tele
phoned from San 'Francisco to
New York shortly after his arrest
to tell tils w ife "not to w o rry”
The young Nov* Yorker told de
tectives that, although credited
with spending $67,000,000 while
l l t K ' l i e petroleum corporation,
he la now broke.
da A nd C alifo rm a
Use Different Methods In
Making Bid F o r Tourists
O RLAND O , Fla., Sept. 17 (I N S ) I that Florida
"Florida ami California are bidding 1ment, with i
for winter tourists, but with d if - 1
'
ferent tools” , according to I'aul O. 1
,,,HJnrity
Meredith, executive secretary of
,a l , w
British Manufacturers I’orsce the Florida Association " f Real " 'itld he a
thl
Combine OrnanizedSoon By Estate Boards, who has just re- citizen
turned from u trip to the west
. ®veliyi
U. S. - German Interests; coast during which he spent some tourist husm
Big Scale Production Seen time in California.
h,,t
According
to
Mr.
Meredith,
,uct n „ (
Morula excels in natural or (.oil- lhe |e>(MlI|S
given advantages and California in (>!<„ „ rinrr,i
man-made appeals,
"Florida has a better all-year
climate
greater
natural beauty
tiling a system o f trusts and p’ ice an,j a better location in the United
fixin g in this country to ennlilc states, but California is way ahead
them to meet foreign competition. |0f UjJ iM such mun-made auvantages
They assert that the electrical in-jas cooperative advertising, beuutidustry in Great Britain, with 180,- fication, both public and private,
000 employes, hns been nble to railroad rates,
tourist entertainmaintnin its position thus far ment, consistent public and perthrough
e ffe c tiv e
combination sonnl boosting ami general spirit
arid reasonable) standards o f pro- o f thp people” ? ho said. " O f course
duction and price, hut that G erm an, in qonjjidcration o f these two states
and
American
manufaccturcrs who lead in tho winter visiter husihnve forged ahead more rapidly ness, we must remember that Caliwith associations and enmbintions, (ornin has been in It and with her
thus closing most o f the world's ®y*» «P«?n
much longer than
electrical markets to British pro- I' I'-Tidti.”
ducts.
"W h ile California has developed
T o make the situation clear, the her co-operation marketing organBritish Electrical Allied Manufac- '* «t'«n s and her manufacturing
turcrV Association has miblished ?*ltcFI,r,9.c . ’nore extensive y than
In buying advertising
must
consider what portion of the territory
served the medium selected will cover.
T h e cost of advertising should always
be judged by results, for results alone are
Through T h e Herald, the only A . B.
C. paper in Seminole County, an adver
tiser can at one cost put his message
before 9 0 per Cent of the people that live
*
Former Film Star, Divorced H‘ ate“ - ,,ma>’ *>•
considered
in Sanford's trading territory. No risks,
as
i s s With
s s & GirlFs Death,l
z ' g T Ians
- Even If all ta riffs were swept aside
ed
T o BeginSuper Picture Soon land free trade established through1out Europe, the British; electriccal
A T L A N T A , Ga., September 17— mnnufuctureers would benefit only
( I N S ) — W ill Roscoe “ Fatty” Ar very sligh tly."
T
buckle ever “ come back?"
Pointing nut thut further open
According to the comedian’s own ings are closed through the "n fstatement made whilo In Atlanta filutions o f American electrical
recently, he has never had any idea manufacturers in Japan, Central
v t such a comeback during the past and South America, the W est In
• six or eight years in which ho has dies, Mexico, and Canudp,” the
conclude
been absent from the silver screen; British manufacturers
he does not consider one neccss- that they must either throw In
the!*- lot with t h e . international
S ary.
groups nr prepare to meet their
< But he has, during that time,
realized that it w ill take "one competition by a well-organised
|electrical ring in thin country.
whale o f a picture” to put him
The British industry, it Is declar
again bforu tho movie going pub
ed, "can meet that cumpetitloa if
ic aa a monoy maker. *
• it combines much more effe ctiv ely
Seated in his suite o f rooms than h ith e'to and carries out the
at a locjal hotel "F a tty " told ho '•v work o f co-ordination in face o f
t o has been constantly at work than two years in which to e ffe c t
since the incident that resulted In tho necessary changes before the
‘ his temporary" divorce from the testing period w ill come.
films,
Trusts are held to be inevitable
.**1 h-tve worked the regular
- . eight
_
"in the direct line o f evolution to-I ,,»•,«
■■"Ml.ll, each year
, V.» that is wards the
__ ____
or
r\lne inonths_
better economic and so*
th e Usual lot o f the sta g* or film cir.l vendition
........ )•
in tho modern
entertainer,”
.state,
,
, lie- said.
,
-------W ith regard to price -fix vaudeville tour has been ing, tho manufacturers say:
successful and there is a
"T h e days o f exchange and bar- likelihood that it will Ir.at ter uru over, and the dny o f fixed
•w^weli Into February or Ma*cn, pi ices hus come, und such develop-
Broad crossing ana to
roads in Central rm
e
ard the systanu as fairly
and fairly juftificable... *
►only alternative ttf I t ‘ must.
,
no if's and's and hut's about it—T h e
1"East Side” is not what
be.
the old B ow ery; the pieharucters such as "G yp "
d t h e
ruthless and
olitclnns; the houses of
the distressing poverty
o f dilapidated tenements
ly other evidences « f a
type o f -eople who fifenty years ago ~
-u
r fqr the w riters o f v iv o
ction.
<
nigratlon laws, restrictflux from foreign coune wrought a decided
muckily-mucks” they used to >c.
Other community influences are
more Dowerful.
Tenement life is giving way to
a movement to rectify conditions
in this respect. Mayor "Jim m y"
W alker hu» just completed u study
o f the housing situation in Europe
ond steps are under way to wipe
out the lust vestnge o f the slums
o f New York,
which are in the
East Side. The police have long since driven
.out the women o f easy virtue. A
restricted district is a thing o f the
fur distant past.
People from out o f town who
the East Side is pretty wend their way to thut husy see!
ericunized. Instead o f a tion a t Forty-spcond apd Broadwuy
tongues you hear the are importuned, to make "slumnguage along the “ Side m ing” trips in big busses-to the
Sew Y o rk ." You see in- East Side— to "see Chinatown at
young men studying in n igh t" and the other sights. They
ichools; you hear the old- may be thrilled by the superficial
iscussing with a knowing appearances o f a strange und exomatters us Mr. C oolid geitic foreign city in New York when
sing" to run aguin und they are driven to say IUvingtun
‘a chances o f becoming ond Delaney streets, but rest asyou see neat, silk-stock- sured, readers, it isn’t the old
ppers "tinkling along in ghetto. Neither is Chinatown the
td Fifth Avenue m anner, Chinatown o f 11)00 or 1010. Things
notice that there are less are so quiet ut night in Chinatown
wild on the streets thun now that the Chinese, with an eye
x
fo r business, have to "rib up"
Chinatown Is Tamed
sigths to show the curious and the
Chinatown, in the heart o f the sights are so tame that the visitors
East ’Side, has tamed down con- ‘ who come to be shocked are insideraably and a tong war is now* variably disappointed,
quite an event. The merchants o f
Greenwich V llllg e Wanes
Chinatown, in Itself a little city,
Even the far-fam ed Greenwich
have learned by experience that V illa ge, located on the western
tong wars are disapproved in Am - frin g e o f the lower E ast Side, has
erica, and that they don’t pay.
lost nearly all o f Its Individuality
True, there are pushcarts atill. and recovered all o f its rtapectabilbut they are becoming few er and By- There are a dozen or two
fewer and are being propelled jy cafes and cabarets with queer
elderly men who can’t do anything names making a pretense at feaelse to earn a livelihood. Like the turing the gay life but it Is, inhoothlacks o f the H oratio A lg e r (lee<L pretense. The old. soontane.
novel* they are becoming notice- ou* naughtiness of the Village ia
C~ __ .--------------— rr*r-----------gone. Th ere is no ary golog up fo r
bo unlimited competition, progrea- "freedom .” Everybody seems to
H IG H S P R IN G S — Work under w av rerooflng High Spring*
school building.
Herald covers the field thoroughly.
T h ro u g h T h e H e ra ld an advertiser can
reach 9 0 per cent of the people w h o bu y
in S an ford —this m edium needs n o sup
plem entary p u b lic ity -T h e H e ra ld is an^
evening paper, a paper w hich goes hom e
and is read b y all the fam ily.
�THE 8 ANFQRP HERALP, 8 ATUnDAY, SE^TEMBERJ7 . 1927
S PE C IA L NOTIC b
Port! generator* exchanged $4.00
ttMierotom,
starters, mugl-ielus,
fans, ik nitii>n nlants ami power
motors, atl makes and types re
paired nnd rebuilt. Armature wlndiut?. All work guaranteed as new
equipment. business established
1014.
Wilson Electric Co.
18 Forest Street
Jacksonville, Fla-
I LADIES— Make $7 hundred gi|<' Furnished rooms for lijiht house- j
ing Christmas Cards; opportuni
keeping, with or without garage. t
ty beginners; no selling. .Address dlh luiurel Ave.
ant a d r a t e s
ed envelope brings free instruc
Ity international .News
tions. Lincoln Card, ItSO Market
Lrnia- Cash in Advance
Furnished garage apartment
■ . Paterson, New Jersey.
rooms ami Lain, ’ In" K. f>th
I NEW HAVKN, Conn. (IN S ) LADIES— Wo pay $5 hundred col 1hone 552.
Mass, production in industry, the
oring cards at home; absolutely
on* ids. will be received
j ability to turn out thousands of
no selling; opportunity heginnera; 3-ROOM GARAGE APA R TM E N T: |nii-tor cars all of a pattern in a
trons and collector »ent
furnished. Ida thru the winter, fairly short tinio and at fairly
experience unnecessary. Addresse I
latelyfor payment.
<nvelo|ie brings particulars. An - Apply Pee Gee Paint Store.
................. 9c a line
'mail cost, can t « traced Vatk
‘ •aft, J21 Hrondway, N. Y.
„ ........ ............7c a line
through the years to a birthplace
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS— is .New Haven. The creator was
"” '7 7 ........ _...6c a line
Two rooms kitchenette anC bath, [Eli Whitney, who gained large*
YOUR BUSINESS —card appear
H elp W arned (M a le )
............... <c a line
attractively furnished, centrally |tame as inventor of the cotton (tin
Ing daily in this column will W A N T E D :- Packing House
located, all improvements;
per Modern users of masstd prvalue•
week. Tel 777 or TTfi.
reach over 11,000 every duyl
l ager experienced in paekini
! lion, t" the nuniher of over 25,000
j 'hipping all kinds of veget
1 people, have been here in the first
-nnd il costa, so little n 12 word l»'-x 120a, Winter Haven, FI;
|lo-i-k id September to look over
i ----------------------iln Seieiitli Annual New Haven
ad for line month costs only $2.00. i M \N ‘i», rm, McCormick
1 I "id Fxposition, being held as mu
room bungalow for ! ai ia Mason laboratory of MeehanPhone 148
"t big Iruclor. Must be Ihoro!
iinil'hi-d, including n al Engineering at Yale Htuver
Ifieriemed and capable. Sle:i
- location ; reason - >ui inioer direetiuii of tile Amei"lust «-di f i r “ Classified Depart- """M in job. W. M. Young, 2
Park Ave.
1 * -i>i Society of .Mechanical Kltgime'it”
_____________________________
lu er-.
riK i.u MANAGER— For DU) nerd
Eight room house 808
New Haven was selected Us the
$iio,on per month. En- rome of the largest exposition of
potatiii farm near Sanford. Mils*.
.Iinkitis, Court House, iln sort ill the United States beCLEAN UP YOUR OLD W A LLS have h:xl lung exptirieru‘i», prefer*
W M.
W ITH THE NEW W A L L P A IN T alily in Mailings .section
cioi«e of the historical associations
For rent; Furnished cottage on with tae founders ot the great
SOMETHING NEW AND BET Young, 200 N. Park Ave.
M.ver Lake, $25.(10 per month. manufacturing
TER. FOR FURTHER INFORM A
system
used
TO A D V E R T I S E R S
Empiire J no. li. .linkins. Court throughout tne country. Eli Whit
TION- C A L L PHONE 235-J OR 10-B— H a n ts A n d F lo w e r s
House.
SEE, V. C. COLl.ER, SANFORD,
ney, patron saint ot me ntanui'aeHerald
representative
FLA.
tniers,
I. recalled to memory ..II
ouglily familiar with rates
* o\ei the district where the exhibit
, a„d
classifactlon will
PHONOGRAPH repairing, piano
is held, and his descendants visit
you complete Information,
tuning by experts with >7 yeurs
tin- institution.
if you wish they will assist
experience, Sanford music store
» About a rentury ago several in;n wording your want ad. and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 A II Me•j'eltious New England mechanics,
ritiake it more effective.
Lander Arcade, Phone 832.
ac the instigation of Eli Whitney,
IIABY CHICKS Full chicks for
• v.'lie was then engaged in making
I i m p o k p a n t NOTICE
BUUJHNG BLOCKS -- Irrigation
winter, broilers, stuudurd bred
fir.aims, lonrt-ived and worked ml'
advertisers should give their
boxes nnd general cement work 'lock. Eleven leading breeds, low
a >y.sit-in whereby firearms of
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- prices. Write for folder W. H,
l*tt or postoffice address as
superior ipiulity could be nianufa-*wiHuger, Proy. 3rd uud Elm.
Fhesnett, Greer, S.
xs their phone number if
|t r ii d with extreme rapidity and at
0 desire results. About • uvery low cost. The system has beW’ lGHT-CII RISEN BERRY PRIN T
gjer nut of a thousand has
FOH K ENT; Five room bungalowU'liin* known us the ‘'InterchangeSHOP
—
Printing
engraving,
[telephone
and th eothers
at tile corner of Palmetto Avenue uble" or “ American” system. From
communicate with you embossing. Sec us first. We d„ it.
jam! Katie Street. Large living fin-arms the system was introdurPhone 417-W, ILK. Avenue-Gam*
fcn they know your address.
mom, dining room, two bedrooms, ed to the manufacturers of clocks.
[All discontinuance MUST be ruervial Street.
, bath, vvitii shower, kitchen e«iuip- watches and sewing machines.
tdc in person at Ihe Sanford
- ped with electric range. Front and Hum it spread to the bicycle and 1
LUMBER and complete line or
gild office or by letter. Tele|rear porches. $40 monthly. Address (htougli that to the nutomubile in-j
building material. Low
prices.
Me discontinuances are not
dlirtry. Closer home yet even, it 11
Security Lumber Co., “ Where Good BABY' C H IC K S— Semi no monev. ------------------------ — ------\iced in muking washing machines,
Gradia Come From” Maple
and
We ship C. 0 . D.
Pay your S P A N IS H
BUNG ALO W
vacuum cleaners, and the m-tnigteous - Prompt - Efficient
Sixth, Pton# 797.
{ plj electric devices which enter so
Service
ntiiiiutefy into every day life. And
CONCRETE In every shape and
yv
er.t y it has been adapted t i
utumobUe*
form, blocks, tile roofing, orna
(puking air craft.
i
mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod
F
“
Upon
this
system
of
manufac*
ucts Company, Fifth and Maple
DODGE
liirc Eli Whitney’s fume shouldsure cara and Graham trucks Sts. Phone 112-W.
kinre widely recognized invention |
•nil UJtii Street. Phone 3.
CLARENCE SMITH
Jirupt-tlv icst us much as upon his
General Contractor
0 i the cotton gin” says the nun
h a rt a w n i n g s ; Auto Awuin
GINS 4 COW AN CO. Auto
('>
0
0
W. F irst St. '
faiding the exposition here.
FOR
RENT:
Small
cottage
on
Co,
1
1
Bull
Bblg.
[ialor and aheet metal works,
phone 441
Magnolia Avenue just north uf
’runch Ava. I’ hono 71G-W.
Central Street. $25.00 monthly.
Jli— Wanted
M ETAL ROOFING— The Roof Ev
Box 123 cure The Herald.
SANFORD UU1CK CO
erlasting.
Metal
shingles;
212 Magnolia Ave.
standing seam tin nnd galvanized W ANTED: A hustler to sell and 19— Houses For Sale
' '
PLo.it- 307.
roofs. .See James H. Cowan. Oak
collect; must i?.vn car. Singer
Ave. nnd I'liird St. Phone l i t .
Sewing Machine Co. Phone rtd,
MODEL TRIM CO.
Rooms 35 nnd 31! Mclmndcr A r
trim the car, not the owner5— Help Wanted Female
cade.
Phone 817 for estimate*
[ gsnfurd Daily Herald
.
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UPWARD j
S Itarvmil. Ills wife, and 1. M Hair
KNOCKS. Defendant*
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- — I
Mild Ksele K. Hair. Ills wife, to Main-1
NOTM.’K OF MAHTKIl’H BALM A Ituliy . Mold loi-rlgiige lielng of re
Notice is hereb: given that uudnV
cord In the I'ulillc Itornrili* of Scm*
final d
__ ____
_e«e«« io-Ic County, K'lorldu. In Mortgnxe end l»>* vlrture o f the
of forecloeure and ___j
sale mad*
mad* a i m
llo-ik 30. puae ns,
Il l» furl her ordered Hist this not. entered -.a the Z.Z
3rd day of~ 8*PV
In- l-e loihllshed In the HANKOKII A. D. 1931, t>)’ the Judge of the
cuit
Court
in
and
far Bemlneh
•il.ltAl.li. u iu>ws|tap«r nubllshed In
In that certali
Hanford. Se inIuni-- County, Florida, County. Florida
once a vv--cl-for four I D consecutive Chancery suit ponding in aald Coer
u nerrln Ueo. K. Ualmea, Admlnle
\\ ITNF.HH in) hand and the oftl- tri-ior of relate of Anna M. Drandt
A.
Howard hill
cliil sent of Do- cireott Court of th* deeeeaed and- II.
I'm iil,i ililnl liidlclnl Circuit of th* Leona A. I low ii rd. his wife. Ban
Trust Company
Mini* of Florida, on this the 3rd ford Hank and
tFormerly Penplra flank of Ban
dai of Me litem l<er, A. P. H‘37.
ford) a corporation: Virgin la-faro
V, K. n o u n LABS
Clerk Circuit Court. Una Chemical Company, a rnrpor
at Inn, Kdward L. Enochs are defend
Il> Ik L.HlHlIlICK
D. C ants, John (1. Leonard), aa tlpecla
Muster of said Court appointed tr
WlfJtd.N, IK IVI,K ,t DIDHTON
suld final decree, will offer for sate
Solicitors fur Complainant—
Cir
uud re- ShTIt'H OF F o n i l l L O a l ' H K lA I-R i ihr Court Hnuii* In Hanfonl. 8«mlnuii) m f
I micr uud 0> vlrture of u d«cr«a „|„ Cunntv, Florida, on Mooday tha
Hill filed '•! forccluaur* andaul* ramlvrnl i j rj ,my
of Oclohar, A D. 1933, th*
.• .tilled In lh* Clrrolt Court
In and for Hvm. aam* b*lnt a Itul* Day of aald Court
. itiuln Count), Florida, lit Chancery.i and during th* l * * a l hour* of aala,
t |* h e r * - ' In a rail** therein pending wherein I ( t,„ property d*ecrTt.*d In and orders
n|iup«*r In J V o Iup Ih County Dunk
&
TfUil,pi| pniii by uiit flnwl dccrif, which
u u ld le lf, Company, u corporation, la com- pri,|Wriy le eltuuted In th* City of
' plulnutit, and John
tl. I’etoeky and Hanford.
County of Mamlnol*. nod
I anil the Hunk of Orange Sc Trust Company, hi .i i * of Florida, and deerr1li**< mor*
I Circuit u corporation, ure defendant*. I will j particularly aa followa. tn-wlt: - '
eptemlier. anil ut nubile outcry to the highest
ilnglnnlnii at u point no in*
lildder (or cash at the front door o f South shl* of St. Uerlrudi Ato.
til.AHS,
the Court House In the City
o f three hundred thirty tiJU)
feet
Clerk. Hanfortl Ineuld County and State,!
West nf K«*t Boundary Line rtf
W K K K 8 . during the legal hours inf sale uiti Section
Twenty-seven
till.
D. C. Monday the 3rd day of October.
Township Nineteen (ID) Sou.a s
I'.'ST.Iti* enni* being the fleet Mon-j ,lf fmnge Thirty 139) Viaet. r u n :
for Com- day in aald mouth, the following I South HI* Hundred Hl\l> tee*) .
,1
I HA IN AND 1‘OH HJUIINObfi
CittINTV." iN CHANCKRY
.HUH VI Hi Ilf. WARD. • omptatnanl
-V*-
Two rooms with hath; completely
furnished; close in; apply 303
Holly Ave. Also 3 room furnished
house and garage, near state road
at city limits.
$3750.00 is the pricce of small cot
tage on well located lot on Mag
nolia Avenue. $50 cash nll^ that Is
required. Balance payable just like
rent. Box 124, rare The Herald.
------ 1--------------- — — — —
Ml— A c re a g e F o r Sale
IM Th e f ir s t p l a c e
WHERE WERE VDO 4
F e a o w i Bo u n d j
Fo b ?
^
VecsiR- r 6oess
V/£ W6 ff£ teiNDA
AWMOOST&GEr OM
l'l ACRES In ljingwood, corner of.
Grove nnd Orange Avenues S. E.j
lat*. and for nu order dl*chunting
i>’i VnUci-VltlLL n f < N »I PLAIN A N T
no a* micli Admlui*lrnlrlc**.
Dated ihl* iho ITih day of Augn*L VlIK MTATK tip F L tm iD A TO P. K.
WARD:
,
...
i». is::, .
You ar* h#rehy ordered an d -r**
.JULIA F. I.AINO nnd
■
•nil
<
*
<
t
tn
nptwHr
*na»n
th*
3rd
day
JKANKTTF. K. I.AINO.
A * Admlnlatratrlce* nf th* ••* ..f October A. H » * « «'• th" HIH
I II* of J Ik I.AINO. d-c*ii*. liu-d akuinji y «‘t In Hi* above «n '" • r h * ^ A N F O I I I ' IIKItAl.D l» haral.y <l«aigtiatvd »■ lh* n*w»pap*r In
which thin order »ltall l»- liubllahed.
W illi*** lh* official **«1 “ "• * * ;* •
nain. of lh- 'M*rh » f wnlrl Circuit
C.-url. Ihl* lh" 3rd day of Sept. A.
"
1.J of N. E. 1*4 o fS . W. 1-4 Se.-.
2-*» Twp. 20 11on go 21). Thomas
Baxter Care Herald.
, ' 17-
-
v
IN TIIF. H U F F IT iKM'lfT *>F T * 'l
T W K N T Y -T lllltn JU D IC IAL c m .
CI'IT OF TIIK S T A T U OF Fl.t .,
IDA IN AND F o i l HKMI.Nol.K COl
•T V . IN CIIANCFItV.
O II It RAD.
. .
Fomptafiwiu
i; IMtUHLASH
CLtrk
|l, A. M. (VKF.KJ
J.
5-. THE LJHFS -O iOMT
VJ£H NWOW
r jo s r o u r o N ^
WE Yl£8 E
A u m e golf
SPEEDING J
-C A5G OlSCRARGCO. AND
HERE'S LUCK O R THE. r—
O L D ' LINKS / *___ g
y
ESE OM MOO TILL J
v
GET G P A ^
J C. DILLS Jit. nnd U U M S i :
lilt,L4L 111* wlf*. llA llltY
« kl
sfyohiv :
rolling lands fo r citrus, muck lands |
fo r truck and bulbs and a small •
lake fo r pasture land. On the SanCoun**l fuf
ford-Orlando road thru* miles from
(HEAL)
Sanford One thousand dollara rash,
balance on easy terms that will al
low you to make the payments
from the land. Ideal location for
filling station and small store close
to hom*** o f fift y or more families.
A countrv home closo to the city i
m irkets. High, dry nnd healthy.
Address R. C. c ir e Herald.
COMPANY,
9ft— Miscellaneous For 8al«
j
!T i n s ' ST A T K^O f ' V lA) Il 1’’
AHBT ‘
u* 4* Iv'lHlJMl Anil l l A l U I A K h l
F lS l I l f " HIH VTIFK. WHOBK,
PLACW o r R W P IW C K ih UN*.
H^uppesrlng from
•*,
ntfajllvUj
i n r t & i 1w
r
c * y m u 3 i p .nd|
M A R O A H B T F IL M 'S , hi*
,
*nch of you. ar* r**ld*nts of a Slat#
or County other than th* Stsle of
Florida; That you and r » oh *’ ■ > ° 4
hnv* »-**•» absent from th* State of
Florida for a period of mure ineu
4 , i i i if'l) day* l;t*t past: that your
plar* of r*sld*nr* Is unknown: that
th.r* I* no pere-m In ths Stats ot
Florida. »*r*lc* of n nulipoann in
Chancery upon whom wo«U
.lud
you »r either of you and .that t U
th* further belief of th* attaint that
you and each of you ar* over lira
me# ut iw«nl/**MSi* y iMjiir**
FOR H A L F : 4 collie pups. 5 week.*
old. $1:00 each. Phone 3205.
" TIIKItKFOHE. Ihia la |n command
y ou W. C. FIE L D S and M A H O A U K T
FIELDS, his wife, ami each of you.
f . personally b* and appear before
our said Circuit Court at Ssnford.
Seniitiol* County. F lorida on t h * l r d
da) of Dctnlier. A. D I H t to wak-J
answer t*. th* Util of Complainant
filed M»aln*t y*»u by the complain•anl I!i lhli» rt$i^. *»th**rwl*# •Aid Mil
of complaint Will ha taken as eonf-ssed hy you and thin cause pro" T n / n X r e ' o f « . d - a l l h .ln g a
suit to foreclose that efrtaln mort» a g * dated lh* l*t day of Uclobur.
A. l». I»3 i from Den D. _ L a » w * l l
(S E A L)
K A. B. YVILKINIMLN
(or Cvmplnluaui
t.
•
*• £
C r-Hinilhiti. IIKNMVA TUa IH .
IN TIIR CIRCUIT t’DURT OF Hr.M.
INOI.B CoFNTt.
MAIRIUA. IN
OIANUBHY, ......
w it h w
ORDBIt OF Pl'IlLK AT ION
.MAIIBL A DUIIY. CompUlmint—
•Vs*
.
YOU or* hereby ordered and re.
<liiir*il to lie and «|ipear upon lh*
2 rd day tif I N-fpher,
A. D. I SIT. In
tin- Dill of i'oioplulu< filed against
you In ||i* above * ‘ )l*-l enus* alid
i'nurt,
. ' ,
It. MATHImix.
F WAKKFIIM.D.
I H it fOI'.l* t. -S“
S U V A LAND COM PAN X. L.C
*•'
Th* Sanford Herald I* hereby d*■Ikiiatpd a* lh* new spa per In which II D. C A S W K L L J. * » | \ ,l\’ AHD,
I il. IIAIH. B «• r i t W m i* w lf.* '
this order shall b* iiuhltehed f->r and
I.KONA A. TIHDAWL hta w lf * ..
A R E A L bargain fo r the min who lour consecutive week*.
\V 1* K
ftiwl 1IAIH1ARKT •
W IT N E S S V. K. Ibiugla**. » 1*rk
wishes to engage in the rol'ing
L«| pi |
hli it’iff, A H. JilhlllRlM
of
said
Clrcull
Court,
and
lh*
uffldoing
huelnsss
ss
JOlINdON L ^ M * .
o f truck, o f citrus fruits, ooultry [ • lal Seal thereof. Ihl* 3rd day nr
ItK!ft COMPANY formerly JOHNand live stock of all kinds. Thirty-, s*pt. a i*. i s : ; ............
four acres of Isnd that offer* high j
v j e l l . x 'm
C A T C A l L E O S 'A 4E E f»E
b efo re .
c o m e
O u t M E R E VA4HERE l
t CAM V E E P AM
/
in Till: C in d 'IT coin IT tic TUI-.
T W c NTY-TII IltD I f Diet At. Cl it.
i-FIT t>F TtlK .STATU OF FI AMI*
. YOURHONOR
tNTHOSIAST M YSELF“ Y a o BCtiCHA' \
ANO LET M S TELL YOO SOMETHING —
]
ALWAYS TBKC YOUR TIME WHEN You’Re
d r y in g —that 's -me o n l y w a y t o
KttP SOING CTRAl6Hr— WH6M Y 'G E T i
OFF THE COURSE. YEP OOfA LUCK—
INTO The ROOOH-OR IMTt> THE DITCH POOR JUDGMENT— XiEEf* YOUR CYe
ON The 8ALl—OR ON The fiCAO AS THC
k c a s e m a y b g - r HAwewr s e e n a
JUDGE FOR NCTTRIM* ALLTH£S£ YEARS\ -Vi* i HAueMr plate o golf
.>
\
WiTROOT LEARNfN'
la v . — l
A l o t -------- r U j J L
To M E . IV E
MEVJER h e a r d t r a T
15— A|varimcnt For Henl
VACATION TRff*
Go lf, v itr?
'Th a T s o o m d s f?a i h e r \
*vaj (J P^-*
VNhW M O V E R S
14— Rooms Without Hoard
BY TAYLOR
[It Picked these eituMt
NMHW M A . t
W A M M O T•
\
H im S T o P P r f ! h e s
M A v<IMCt ©C t LOUD
S m a c k s u k e . K issim ot
/An d s a Wiw c t - nuce
, SVAJEEtlE’* AM' 1hi MG^,
V
V.NV4ILE IM PFlOMiMLj*
^ HUP0— MARMONS
Hanford Automobile Co,
Magnolia Ave.
Phon
IFORD-Overlnnd Co. WiUys- LAD IES— Earn $1(1 dozen sewing
aprons home; experience unnec
nlghts il Overland, WhlpplU.
t& Commercial Sts, Phono. 58. essary; materials cut; instructions
furnished.
Addressed envelope
brings particulars. Milo Garment,
IN0LE HUDSON- ESSEX
235 Broadway, Buuonne, N. J.
INC
203 Oak Ave.
.LADIES— Earn $15 dozen sewing
Phone 41
nprons; absolutely no selUY'g;
experience unnecessary; material)
lineas Service
cut.
Adtkesse.'l enyetopu brings
Alpha, 202 Market
AL ROOFING— The Roof F.v* instructions.
!utiag.
Metal
shingles; St., Paterson, New Jersey.
Hng seam tin nnd gnlvinized
t See James H. Cowan. Ouk J.ADIES— Make $7 hundred gilding Christmas Cards; opportuni
.ind Third St. Phone 111.
ty beginners; no selling; Addressed
1Y5 DRUG STORK— Pre- •envelope brings free instructions
ptior.s, Drugs. Soda. We am Artistic Card, 130 Washington St
if you as your phone. Call 10J Paterson, New Jersey.
BY WILLIAMS.
T h irl) t l f ) East: run Ihenea
H..ulh Eighty <‘ » ) rvto Uto
l.ak* Com« : thenc* YY eat Thir
ty iJs) ri-d* In Laka Coma:
thenc* North rlghty (10) rml"
to l U k t on
tow nah Ip llfl*.
Ihonr* East thirty (30) rods
point of h*glnnlag.
,
Hnhl four tracta In all comprlo*
Ing *lg hly -»*v*n (ST) utraS more
, r ,r-
L
a Ctirporallon.
Li* f* lid >•• v
nltDF.il o f PUBLICATION
TIIK STATU O F F LO R ID A TO:
L OIKFOltD: WHOHK t'l-VCl)
ItKSIDFNCf. IS U N K N O W N :
It appearing from an affidavit
filed In this cause by the Cum via.
Inunt that you. I. O lF F O B D , are a
resident of a Stats or County other
than th* Htsts ot Florida; that your
plaft u( r«ald«nc« it unit now n; l » i
there Is no psrson In ths Slat* of
Florida, ssrvlc# of a subpoena la
Chancery upon whom would ouid
you and that It le th# further hatUI
of affalnt that you are over the ag«
of tw*nty.ons ( I t ) years.
THKHKFOKK. This la to command
you. I. O lF F O R D . l a personally h<
and appear before our said Ctresti
Court at SaafortL Passlaote
Florida on tha 3rd Sag • »
A. D. ISM to maha W l
Hill of Complaint thla
aaalnat you Sy I M t l s n l l
this css*, ethsvwlau aaia
cumplalnant will ba tasea i
sad by you and this cuuo*
• i part*.
,
Tha nature of said autl
aull m fvtrecloea that esrta
* ■ * • 4 dated tha l l t l i t e ,
Ear A. D. 1911 from tha <$al
j, C mils Jr. * » d Laulas
bla wlla. to th# Cemolalnas
H*oiL
P- DOTLB .........f
.
din-clal M u t e r tn Chnneerr.m KKALD. a » «
a VVHITBHAIIL
ganford. fcOila
iVlIrl.ore for I'omplalnant.
'*
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(S E A L )
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‘« r o
YOUR NEWSPAPER
<.ild’ l, r. .
•\4
In Florida’s Heart
World’s Greatest Vegetable
Jon. Its Richest Garden Land
ILshod
f
ITmeno. x v a
Local thundershowers
and Tuesday; cooler in extreme •
north portion tonight and in north _ tt
and central porupna Tuesday.
leased Wire International News Service
Machine Gun Used
To Hold Up Crowd
ICT BANK
H. Ashcraft,Banker
[Of LongExperience,
Given Appointment
[For Seminole Bank
jeeiver H as B een
In State 4 Y ears
jpointee Will Come
[ere ToAssume Job
IWithin Two Weeks
Ch ic a g o , scpl 19,— ( i n s )
—When a funny looking man en
tered the Red Parrot Inn, n
faniom roadhouio northwest o f
Chicago, and mounted a machine
gun in a stragctic position, commapding a sweep of the dance
flhor, forty men and women
patrons were curiously fascin
ated.
What a novel 'act this is gointf tq bo th^y thought. It was a
moment later four other men enterid, more sinister looking than
funny. Two carried sawed-off
shot guns and two were armed
with revolvers.
*
"Everybody lie fiat oh the
floor," commanded the lender.
' Tile terrified patrons obeyed.
Then two bandits went through
tho crowd nnd took all cash and
'Jewelry available.
SANCOIU) FLORIDA, MONDAY-, SiyrKMHK
LITTLE. CHANCE Letter A n d H andkerchief
AIR DERBY Crowds Jam Streel
Found N ear Murder Scene
SEEN FOR TAX A d d To Chain O f Evidence EOR BIG PRIZES O f Paris A s Secoi
CUT THIS YEAR
SEES 25 STARTS A.E.F. Holds Paradi
HAM.MONTON, N. J., Sept. 19.
—(INS— A letter found at the
murder scene nnd a small white
Mellon’s Policy Is To Apply handkerchief, formed the Intest
Treasury Surpluses To Re developments today in the myster
tirement O f Public Debt As ious mauler of Dr. William LillienMeans To Cut Future Taxes dahl, retired narcotic specialist,
who was shot to death last Thurs
day while motoring with his come
Insurgent Block Is
ly wife, Margaret, 30 years his
junior.
Back Of Secretary While authorities were attempt
ing to reconstruct the slaying
Administration Leaders Dc- with the aid o f tho frvahly uncovclmc To Discuss Possiblerored evidence, attorneys for Mrs.
Extent Of Tnx Reduction! Lilliendahl were preparing to seek
^ b ’ase from custody on bail.
"Wc are prepared to put up any
reasonable amount,” n member of
ibo defense staff said. Mrs. Lilliendahl was held as n ‘ material Clock Like Precision Marks
witness’’ when an investigation
Take-Offs Of Entrants In
Holiday S p i r i t
1ailed to substantiate her story
New
Air
Race
From
N.
Y.
vails As Gaily Uni
i hat her husband was slain by
To Spoknne, Washington
oc*ro bandits.
formed Legionaii
Th(. letter which created some
thing of a sensation, was n re Trip To Cleveland
Begin Big Re-Unioi
quest for
which the writer
Proves Uneventful
needed to apply on a hank loan of
Jl.'itMi authorities said the letter
w.n addressed to Mrs. Lilliendahl I Visibility Is Had Rut Weather Savage Has Difficulty InCa!l-| ‘ p 0 J 0 A w r e lT v ir l
jui.l was signed cither fictitiousFails To Hamper Fliers As
ing First Meeting To Order 1 K C O S A T C U iV M
*y or by th© writer's nickname.
REDS BARK AT1ST
MEETING OF VETS
IN PARIS, FRANCE
They GetOff ToEarlyStart
Sympathizers Of
On Account Strong Appeal
0 0 Parisian 'Boulevards
15,000 Veterans As
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.—The
ROOSEVELT FIELD, MINEDpossibility of the new C o n g r e s s
I-V. N. Y., Sept. 19— (IN S )_A
semble As Third Pa
TROCADERO PALACE, PnrK
.v .
~* —
enacting a.sweeping tax reduction
single file of 25 airplanes, scarcely Sept. 19.—Againat the colorful
hill at tho coming session appeared
rade Of Meet Start*
nnouncement o f the apa^ mile apart, flew nhead of the background provided by the French
remote today due to open opposi
rising sun today toward Spokane, government, the ninth annual con
tment of E. H. Ashcraft
—
tion from tho insurgent idoc nnd the
Wnsh., in n trans-contlncrtal air vention of the American Legion
PARIS, Sept. 19,—Under
ampa as receiver for the
npnth’ tic attitude-ref the adminis
rate. Their first atop wai. to be got off to a whooping kturb thi cloudy skies, which were, re
lunct Seminole
County
tration.
Bellcfonte, Pn., * an airport 250 morning.
o f t h e “S o n
n y ?"
was made today by
• .
» ' - AT miniscent
.
_____
Rumor.* wore current here that
miles
west of here.
e C. White, state bank
Tho
falling
gavel
in
the
hand.
Prance’*
that
the
doughboys
the Treasury
Department will
Although visihiity wan low, uni of National Commander Howard p. knew, the Second A.E.R P*TIminer, who has received
await cstinratfH for flood control, McAdoo And Meredith Nothin'
Miss
Montanyn
Sues
“
Villian”
the flying weather had, the start S:\vngc called the delegate* to o n !-1®detl through
I’olice
Ad
m
it
They
Ila
veSt
alelification of the selection
flag-d “
farm relief and a"bigger navy"
New YorkHutNcither Knewi
of the 25 racers nnd their passeng
For One Million And Says then opposed n general revision of
Ernest Amos, state
The Other WasGoingThcre;j men t Of Man Alleged Tolte ers was affected with clock-iike cr in tho grand hall of this ancient .8treeta of Paris this
He Is Fat{ierOfHerlTnborn tho present tax rates. If the sub
nntroller.
Fat herOf TheChild Whollas precision. Beginning promptly At palace at 9:30 o’clock this morninjr. noon, while dcruip Urn
Says McAdoo DrCHumpllous
half an hour later than the ached- Parisians on holiday,
election of the receiver
Child: Deery Still Missing ject is taken up by Congress, it
Confessed To The Hunting 7:01 o’clock, the planes left tho uled
time.
•
.
was said, the Trensury will urge
along the boulevard
ue approximately
six
ground at exactly one-mlnuto In
limitation
of
tax
reduction
t.»
a
Savage
experienced
some diffic cheered..
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
19—
(IN
S
)'
k.< after the liank wa* cl*'»c«l
, ••
tervals.
There
wna
no
mishnp;
not
I.pS ANGELES, Sept. 19.— decrease in tho corporation tax
U VSIIINGTON, Sept.- 19 (INS)
—Both William (J. MeA'Ioo, and
ulty in henling the legionnaires
order of the board of directors, (IN S)— Blood tests may deter
In the suburbs communist* and
even an interruption.
into the convention hall for the op
i appointment was made from n mine the paternity of the expected rale and n possible repeal of the E''win T. Meredith, o f Iowa, today The smothering to death and cre
Tlhi pilots took o ff in prearrang ening ceremonies, for it wna nec sonp-box orators catted down, de
den •••! that their presence in New mating of u newly born baby in
list of nnmes, several o f them child of Juanita Montanyn, 19- automobile tax.
precation* on the heads of the’Ampolitical signifi •in apartment house furnace wna ed order. Only one entrant in this essary to entire them from the Orleans for executing Soccer and
dinij Sanford business men in year-otd Spanish dancer nnd film
The policy of Secretary of the York had uny
••loss
B.
group
tailed
to
start.
Ho
boulevards, decorated in holiday Vnnzctti, but metropolitan P«4ls,
bw behalf petitions had been actress, who is suing Wallace Trensury Alellon, it was pointed cance. loth also denied that they being investigated today by the po
lice nnd the district attorney today. was II. E. Campbell, of Iomg Is colors in gay festoons of red white with her police on guard to an ex
foisted here and conferences Beery for $1,000,000 damages on out, has been to apply all surpluses knew the other was in tho city.
land, whose Eaglerock ship awaited nnd b!uo and joyous in tho aplrit
with Comptroller Amos in
in the treasury to retirement of
Clarence 15. Tippett and Mrs. an undelivered motor part.
tent hitherto without p
A report h.ul ' jen circulated in
charged' that the screen “ villian”
of tho holidny.
ahasscc.
n truly great tribute to the A
is the father of her unborn hahy. tiro public debt. This policy, accord political clnlcs that the simultan < Lira It. Butterworth, who live at
J.
S.
Charles,
of
Richmond,
Va.,
All of I’nria, and in fact Sit of can*. ■ ■ ■ ■
ing to Mellon's followers, is in eous visit of the two Democnttk) thi same address, were arrested
Ir. Ashcraft is n banker of 20
Miss Montanyn, who charges uffect a tax reduction measure leaders mig..t result in McAdoo and held fur investigation.
Mrs. led the field, his Eaglerock biplane France, sat in nt tijo convention
n’ experience, he told u HerIt was the third’ time in history
representative over long dis- that Hccry attacked her while she as it constantly decreases the cost who has announced ho will not be Butterworth is estranged from her rising tq the starter’s flag ns the opening, for today wns u national that the historic streets, which oneo
was
a
guest
in
the
actor’s
home,
of government and therefore re a candidate, throwing his support husband. She hiW n 5-year old first streak of sudllght tipped itk holiday, decreed by tho govern echoed to th* tramp o f Na;
:e telephone this morning, He
wings.
ment ns » tribute to the 20,000 men, home from great conqusa
lived in Tampa for four years, says she expects to bccomo a duces that amount o f revenue to Meredith' for the Democratic daughter.
r needed to run the government in
American
visitors who had come have heard tho rythmic tramp
Tho
second
plane,
a
Hess
blue
connected most of that time mother within n month.
prcsidcntonl nomination. McAdoo
1’olice declared that Tippett in a
The scientific test to determine future years.
the Citizens Hank and Trust
laughed at the re— rt. Mcrqdith signed statement admitted he put bird, entered tho city of Hartford, to relieve the memory of war days. American military forces,
ny, one of the largest fin the child’s paternity was suggested
The Insurgent bloc quite unex declared he was here solely • to the child’s Iftnly in the ‘ furnace Conn., took off at 7:02 o'clock. It All places of business, with tho ex first was on July 4. 1927, w!
The ception of course, of the enfeu, pitifully *mall contingent of
al institutions in that city, today by Louis Grcenbaunt, nttor- pectedly championed 'this policy transact affairs for his publishing shortly after it had died front nat was piloted by E. W. Fleet.
or to his residence in Tumpn, nttorncy for the young actress.
a year ago nnd prevented any dras- i business,
ural causes, lie also admitted be other planes followed in quick wc.ru closed, and Parisinns of nil irons first heartened th* d
classes thronged the boulevards French with a promise o f .
Ashcroft had cxp:ricnco in
Beery, who set out six days ago tie downward revision of tho ta x ! Meredith \vus asked what ho ing the father of the Imby, police nucccsison.
messce and Kentucky.
with an Indian guide on a hunting rates. Tho bloc will perdue the thoturht about Mi'Adoo’s dcclafa-1stated. The child wna horn on AugJust nt the stroke of 7 o'clock, as nnd avenue to wntrh tho “ Second of Amtrican soldiers yet to folio'
• that
• he would not he a ca n -just 27.
the starter was lifting the red flag, A. E. F.” get officially into Its The second time waa daring
receiver’s first bank con- trip in the high Sierra mountain*, some policy in the coming session' tion
stride.
or
Congress
nnd
in
particular
will
celebration of the Armistice,
had
failed
to
return
to
his
lodge
lion was in Tennessee, workdldnte for the Democratic prcsl-j Mrs. Butterworth's mother. Mrn. the first streak of sunlight made
the battle-proven Yanks joined
Thousands
thronged
the
square
its
way
through
the
clouds.
in various capacities for aove.roI at Carsnp’s camp at a late hour oppose any cXfort to reduce cor* dcntinl nomination.
n i Joncx, told the police that tho
n. Going to Huntsville, Ala., last night. His wife, Rita Beery, •oration tax^s. As tho Insurgents
For a time, the rain hod threat in front of tho Troendoro Palace the memorable Faria victory
h
a./
was
horn
alive
ami
that
alio
“
If
reports
are
true,’’
said
Mer
xenme cashier of the'Huntsville waa renorted prostrate with fear i' id n coinnloto balance of power edith, “ l think it is rather pro- tuw " Tippett place an old blanket ened to postpone the take-off for to ace the former doughboys, man b ration.
in the senate^ their wishes will he
them dressed* In brtnllant uni
Today’* parade was tho.
k amj Trust Company, a posit- for her nusbend’a eafety.
scvoral hours. It started to rain at of................
sumptious of McAdoo to say lie
and
saw 15,000 L*
hc held for three years. Re
Miss Montnnyo, who came here rer.pcctcd to a great extent. In event will not run whon i>o one has yet STath.*'J^r.I'\v'L*,tlL, T a it'of^ tb * *hoUi M Q o’clock, aad atupped
recy
PevfYr
swinging'tbruagh the
moving to Tamps,-M*. ,Ash- ■frum„ New York two yearn .egv pf;a tax bnttlc, It was snid, tho In naked hfjn to run."
i
.iin
,.,.
i?fbefore
6
o'clock.
Tho
field
waa
wet,[t!,'?
V
‘I?
*
y
^•
CaIkcr
in
th*
convenchild nnd I do not know whnt he
Iwa* tor ( out ycnr* assistant sicking n film career, charges she surgents probhbly would win.
but not muddy. But the darknes* tlon hall. They were there to <eo commemoration *of the tenth
Meredith said he knew nothing IS
j Ml 'Mtb it,” Mrs. Jonos. declared,
Administration leaders would not
President Doumergue,
Marshall versary of America’* entry,
der of the First State Hank was twrJco attacked while she was
Tippett’s statement said that he wan deeper than had been antici Koch and other of the most distin
Irvington, Ky.
the guest of Mrs. Berry in the discuss the possible extent of tnx of _nn 'drive" to eliminate Govpated,
ami
the
lack
of
artificial
Alfred E. Smith, of New York, ns h,ul Uved with Mra. Butterworth
in toduy's parade, as on the
Mr. Ashcraft Is <'10 yenri old. actors Hollywood home. Tho nl-^ reduction.
lights except hand election flash guished figures in French official,
of his residence in Florida has lfged attacks occurred in Decem
“ It is curly to discuss tax reduc u candidate, lie declined to Ki\e:l," ,, t,ut « *«‘ hy hoy was horn to lights nnd ordinnry oil lamps, hiititary und political lifo partici vious occasions, the Ameri
were led by General John J.
t in Tampn. Ho has never been ber, 1926, nnd during Mrs. LVery’s tion," said Senator Curtis (R ) of a definite answer to the question ,h<*m in ,0- c- "The boy lived about mnda it difficult to get tho planes pate in the American convention.
Sanford except to pass through temporary absence.
Kan., Marjority flood lender in the as to wether, if urged by dclegu- ^t11* ‘ Wy* nn'i died," he stated, out cnrly and tuno up tho engines.
The visltoft’ and delegates to tho ing, commander-in-chief- of Am*
tions from other states as well usi*'ir,‘ J"nos declared that h?r
city by train or motor. The reIn her suit, the actress charges Senate. “ We can’t take up tax re
There wns not n big crowd to convention opening mounted tha Ica’a war time armies in Europe.
Today’s parade was similar,
vtr plans to nssumc his duties Beery plnycd the real villian, using duction until we got th ' estimates those nt Iowa, he would neck •I,,, i/Jnughtcr met Tippett iti N< wark, wntrh the take-off. Tbore was none steps of the Trocudoro on the tradi
'Ohio.
nb"ut the first part of "great physical force nnd violence" from the army board o f engineers nomination.
of the excitement thnt had attended tional red carpet, spread whenever different. Todny Faria saw a
McAdoo isnid:—
tober.
against her. Tho first attack, ahe as to what money will ho needed
the start* of the vurious trans-At the historic halls are graced with cut section uf American life•Member 22 has been* set as alleges, took place, in the bcdro'nn tho first year for flood relief
"I did not know even thnt M#r-|
lantic plunca, when motorist! park the-presence of distinguished per nml women on holiday, bent
date on which Judgo Wallace of the actor’s home, despite her niong tho mississippi. We can pro edith was in the city.
ed on tho field ail night in order to sonages. On either side of the crim having a thoroughly good
Wright will confirm the np- “ protests and use of her utmost ceed with hearings on a tnx bill. Meredith snid he did not expect
son carpet stood municipal guards, und without thought of war u
be certain of a good position.
ntment o f tho receiver. This physical strength.”
Of rourse, but wc won’t be able nee McAdoo. Meredith wns
thrmselvr: a fitting complement to war’s problems.
Tho
planes
getting
off
today
in
It was th* same crowd, though
to fix the amount of reduction until rotary of Agrb-ulturu in President
the scene In their brilliant uniforms
explained this morning by Mr.
The second attack took place, the we learn what we’ll hnve to spend
the start o f the Epocal Air Ruc«s, and shining cuirassiers.
considerably older and a little
te ns n mere formality unless
Wiison'a
cabinet
when
McAduoj
were ull single senter commercial
president of the defupet hank actress charges, on the tiny she end for flood relief in the first year. was Secretary of Trensury. They
in snito of precautions tho PnrU grey, but clothed In * rainbow
plnnes designated na tho class B
(Continued on page four)
show reason why a rccoiver ed her visit nnd Beery insisted on We ought to know this by tho both opposed the nomination of
police
had taken to guard against
tfme Congress meots, so I sec no Governor Smith fer President in
CHARLOTTE, N. C. Sept. 19. group und scheduled to stop over ahy radical outbreaks, hardly had
ild not be appointed. Should !
— (IN S )—Thirteen of ths world’s night In Chicago with another Savage called the convention to
rrtst Lake sign n waiver signi- according to the girl’s suit, stopped reason for delay in considering tux tho last Democratic convention.
his
machine
on
the
way
and
for
jfnst
automobile racing pilot* will he stop tomorrow night nt Glcndlve, order when tho voice of a commun
his willingness to accept re
relief legislation."
Gagged off in n scries of speed Mont, duo in Spokane Wednesday, ist rent thq air with cries of “ Vive
hip of th<( bank, Judge cibly carried her into a vacant
The views of Curtis however have
•
testa on tho Carolina Motor speed they must pause for fivo minutes Stcco ot Vanzctll."
ifht will probably confirm the house.
ns yet received no endorsement Higgins Wins Blind
Tha distur
Miss Montanya first broke into from the Treasury. On tho '’thcr
way ovenl near hero this afternoon. at tho following airports: Beil- bance enme shortly after Savago
•ointment at once, it was learned.
Bogey Tourney Here The 175 miles of sprint racing fonte, Pn., Cleveland, O., Bryan, had introduced Louis Marin,
procedure is anticipated in the public prints her* sometime hand, members of the Insurgent
f of the general belief that Mr. ago when police arrested her fol bloc voiced opposition to tnx rcduciff divided into three events— A 26 0., St. Paul, Minn., Fargo ard Bl*. French irlnnter of pensions, as
mark, N. D. nnd Billings and Mis forma! wrlcunier to tho Legion
will present no claims to lowing comjflaints that she had tin legislation. Senators Nye (R )
Announcement was mad# I
J. E. Higgins with n net score of mile dnsh, A 50-mile sj rint and A
that the bank does not need been peering into the homes of of N. D., Brookhart (R ) of Iowa, 71 yesterday captured the prize of 100-mile marathon—the first sched soula, Mont.
•
hoitu on kJuiif of the French that the Campbel
dversfcip.
•
film stars.
and Lofollctte (R ) of Wis., all de , dozen golf hal'a in the blind bogey uled to start shortly nft«r 2 o’clrek.
Tho clnss A group geting un-iy,ovrrnmrn''. '
'
' '
American Legion wil
Later she was caught in the clared in favor o f using the* Trea tournament nt the- Municipal Gulf Two special events, A 10-mlle tier wny tomorrow and due in \
Amid 'the thunderous npplntia* complete returns front the
home o f Richard Dix by a night- sury surplus to retire public debt: Count. ‘I he winner had a gr&i nmnteur race nnd A 76-milc stock Spokane nt about Ihe same timo l»* w'hi'-h
>
greeted Marin when he stood *ry-Tunney chnmpi
lelvi
watchman who reported she was \ “ The present tnx rotes w'lrk a scorn of 91 with n handicap of 2C. race will precede the inrea proper. today's starters, la scheduled for up on the rostrum, the Hacco-Van- Thursday*, night It the
Frank
l/Kkhnrt
sensational odly one overnight stop, that at
carrying a revolver Wrapped up in “ The rich, of course, are paying Then* were 25 entered in tourney,
settl cries came from an unidenti- The affair Will be st*|
a black handkerchief.'The octrees hardship on n«*bo<Iy," said Nye.
young
pilot
who
qualified
nt n clip St. Paul. Minn., with five minute
fonds for the Lsgion
which i<« an event o f euch Ihur
fted
Frenchman pcrcHed high up
of 138.H miles per h qir fur n re rents nt Cleveland, Chicago, Aber
fled, and when police attempted to tho Inrgcnt taxes but that is econo day nnd Sunday afternoon.
bugle corps which Is schsdul
the
gallery.
A
pair
of
gen‘
*
husky
question her nt her Hollywood mically sound and just, Wc in
cord mark un the Carolina speed deen, S. D., and Miles Ifity and
muke Its first'public Ipp
inum-diately ejected
'
dnrmes
immediately
the
Grouped
closely
behind
the
win
way, will hold tho pc.it position, in
hotel, she fired several shots nt curred the debts of tho World War
oii Armistice Day.
Butte,
Mont..
•
disturber
from
“
the
palace,
and
ner
were
five'
other
plnycrs
who
the officers.
and it Is 'oBr duty to pay off ns were tied for second place with not the springs. The second driver to he
Money raised at
The .feature race of tho derby, Marin went ahead with his address
■y 12 cases were on this mamShe
was
placed
in
Juvenile
hall
much o f this d$ht as we can. There scores of 73 each. Following were flagged will Iks I’eUr Depnolo, tho the non-stop event, is scheduled o t welcome.
will go toward t
•
'
.session of Municipal court
Italian ace who wtm the A. A. A.
to get under way Wednesday aftered oven *by Judge W. E. fqllowing the dismissal of insanity fore, it Is our duty to use any sur the aix men with their score, championship in J9J5.
“The French nation’," M. Marin uniforms for th* met
charges
against
her.
plus
to
retire
the
debt.
Tax
reduc
on, thq contestant* due in Hpo- declared in his address, “ Does not corps. Instruments
Of theso five were dishandicaps and net totals:
HnrPy Hartz, reir.ning A. A. A.
tion will come automatically when
oral hundred dollars
do
ne Thursday morning.
-Four
two were continued and
J. E. Higgins
91-20-71
champion will he Itdrd pilot flag plane* are 'entered for the pane arfnrifa you zoh)!y on account of ben bought nndd tl)e unlfe
this debt is gone."
nrc was suspended in another.
jrmJr participation with de in the
C. K. Meyers
103-2M-76 ged, fallowed by Tony Gullottu,
complcfe^thd‘
equipment, I
rieCe’ thd f€
*id Johnson and Ben Wilson,
E. Vihltn
87-12-75 ICliff Woodbury, lb ve Evans, Rubo of $10,000 to the winner nnd $6, great war ll knows in the human to L J. Bolt who will hnve I
charged with being auspie000
to
the
runuer-up.
struggle
for
progress
and
especial
Devore, AI Mrlche/, Eddie llearnu
B. R. Gray
96-21-71
charactera, twbrd dismissed,
'Prizes for the class B group ly the progress or moral conscience, efit performance in
W. Ludwig
996-21-75
und “ Doc" Shnttuc, the racing
A Iused wire 'from
tta Farrier, charged with dia
now
winging its. way westward, who Its American sisters ore atso
C. M. Powell
101-26-75
•tjedicu.
*
•
Telegraph
Company haa I
Ir conduct, was given 30 days
will net $6,000 to the winner, W,- imbued with tho same car* for
the sentence was suspended
000 for second place, $1,000 third, Ideals and the sa'mo worship of ured by tho Legionnah
*nol behaviour. Joe Lyles was
faith and justice, and tho same de promise a complete account«
$600 fourth nnd $260 fifth.
’
“w**cd on a disorderly charge
GARDEN CITY. N. Y. Sept. 19.
In the class A ®rent tomorrow, sire for progress in all object! far main bout and preMn’
George McClelland secured n — With as strong an international
the prizes stand: 110,000 first, which generations of French peo gethor with a running
of (he crowd, notable* [
onrment of his case on a array as has ever been entered and
CLKMENTON. N. J.,
19$5 000 second. $2,000 third, $1,600 ple havo suffered, fought aad died
other interesting features ’
with
a
particularly
formidable
—
(INS—
Charles
R.
Miller,
of
for.”
fourth
and
$69°
fifth.
lor °* bc,n* a m*nor <>P«r®tin*
nection with the biggest ‘
field of home talent, play in tho Wilmington, former Governor of
“ Your pilgrimage increases the the history of pugilism.
As a protection to local citizens limits nr within one block o f any Aa the sunlight struggled through
[Hn»e*t Hayes paid a $5 fine for thirty-first women’s golf champ Delaware, died suddenly today of
the early morning haze, the
last mutual affection which exist* be
Mr. Bolt will act
Vir-I with speeding, was fined ionship of the United States got u heart attack, ut the home of Capt. who anticipate planting flower street on which tile or cement side plane, piloted by N. Blnck, of Chic tween our two countries,” M. Mat
Wwin Cambell, charged with under way her© this morninj? at Joseph Baker, in Pino Vnlley. near gardens, the police department has walk:* have been laid by order of ago, took o ff Svith n roar. "This in continued. ” We all aclalm you .for the evsnlng.
begin to come B E gap
phdged its co-operation in the en the City Council.”
,
» minor operating a car, was the Cherry Valley eiub.
here, where he had been visiting. forcement of a City ordinance ef The ordinance is antlcquated, is one time when tha last shall be most heartily un J are
LW. Bella Willlr/ia waa transChief among th$ outstanding
Ex-Governor Miller’ had gone irtfirtt,” Black said, as he wared fiqd again in the glorious combat
- "* 1“ the county authorities on figures In the tournament was to tho rear yard of the Baker homo fecting fowls running at lanr- making no provision for fowrt gdod bye. “ Bcing> the lost to hop, ants who come back to us most
Tho
announcement
was,
made
tlih
running
upon
private
property.
JC of larcency.
.
Mile. Thione De La Chaume. hold to chop wood, feeling that he need
M« to land.1
i—^ •* 'admirable image of our aiater re
I Hope to be_ »*..
the n
first
and
French ed some exorcise. The chopping morning by A. It. Beckwith, act City Manager w. B. Williams,
Observers
of
the
rapid
depart public, the United States."
F.E.O.Barr# charged With er of the'British
ing chief of police, who stated thU however, today interpreted the
.** driving, was dismissed as titles. She is stilt only a slip of a proved too violent, evidently, and he and members of his department charter provision governing tres ures, credited Verne tk Roberts of
gftl In her teeni.
BANDIT KILLED
Lewis Perils on the same
he wns seized with n heart attack. are prepared to act on any com passing ua covering tho particu Fargo, N. D. flying a immocewp#,
the
Miss Ada MacKrniie, the
•
• i , |—
■
. .
E.M. Watson, charged
Ho died before medical aid could plaints that may he lodged with lar phase o f violation of chickens with the beat take-off of th# day.
the
ariian
women's
champion,
and
MUI
violating tho stop law, had her
Hi* croft, standing barely seven
bo summoned.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19 (INS) not to give
them.
and
othor
fowls
going
at
large
un
Eileen PattUon, champion of the
•.continued.
feet high, i* the smallest^ In th# Francisco Darrios, described as • lie. Th* Hi
As a mean* o f securing the best other people's property.
Miller was born In Chester, Pa.,
Bermudas, round out the trio of
roc*.
bandit leader,'waa killed in
Section
1SH
of
the
charter
pro
wo*
a
graduate
of
results,
Iicut.
Beckwith
pointeJ
He
foreign champions. Another lead in 1867.
nited
**
vides
the
following
penalty
for
vioGood
flying
weather
all
the
wi
clash
with Uni
. Sta(
H
out
the
necessity
for
people
in
Swartmoy*
College.
While
serving
dergarten Will
ing contender waa Mrs. William
Wawa
Central,
lotion
o
f
the
preceding
law:
“
Any
to
Spokgne
wds
on
lh#
menu,
/
informing
the
officers
o
f
violation
Froaer. better known formerly in tho Delaware senate he resign
Admiral David F. Seller*,
' ' ’ ■ ' 'mmt *
thMgfc; tnkc-off —
—
Open September 26 O.
as *Mrss AleXa ' Stirling, of Allan- ed to accept the Republican nom of the ordinance and then by pre person -violating the provision* «f were poor.
eommander of American occupa^
•
the preceding section shall be pun
pared
to
appear
against
the
offend
ination
fo
r
Governor.
He
wo*
Tressia McRae w ill‘ open ta. three times winner of the Am
All of the pilots, who < rage an Uona! forces, advised the N*vy deers in Municipal Court. Tho poli:c ished by fine not to exreed ten dol
ergarten at tho Southside erican title.
. . elected in 1913 and served one had pointed out that unless com lars or imprisonment not to exceed age of but 26, were "
Legion
rpartroent tortay:
term.
He
i*
survived
by
his
wid-*
Sehool on i
Mrs. O. Henry*Stetson ot the
lend it
expressing.
"
*
plaints
are
followed
by
.testimony
five
day*‘
’
'*
'
ow, the former Abigail M. Woodto an ann
Huntingdon Valtet etuh of Thlh
to orga
SENTENCED
ig Mr
of the complainant* there will be Th# menace of fowl* destroying up to the startinc
tie-holder, was nut, of Richmond, Indiana.
del phi*.’
M C tthe 1
r*. - - v •
needs
and
plant*'
wss
brought
to
few
conviction*
jn
court
and
cons>the glory a
determined to
OKMULGI
Y YET BB
the attantion of th* police by local
qucntly
little
progress
will
be
second time. Other former champ
PRISONER ESCAPES
nted out thst •
-J-A'. (INS)—Matthew
clubwomen who
mad* in checking the menace.
, n on the ground until 12 ions included Mlaa Glenna Collett
orful of modern
flower
Section 167 o f the city ordnhure
m
a
t
o
f
the
Greenwich
Country
club,
■In order to seo that all of the
19 — (INS) — affecting fowl* running at hire?
now
under
way
os
a
pa
MEMPHIS,
Sept.
V * decked out and sent Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd, of A state wide search iwas being con read* a* follow*: “ 1$ shall be un- a uty-wido beautification n
on Cricket elub> t>tn. O.
l.aufMl
ike
S___ .A1_ [neat'Md thst unless precaution*
the Merion
oM
f domestic
M. Stout of Apawami*. Mr*. H. ducted todays for Sam Rowe, 22, lawful for th#
.Calvert system of Under- H.
fowl*
alleged
stayer,
kidnaper
and
gun
to
go at steps or* talun the
• I.1! I
Arnold Jackson o f the Round Hill
lnrge,
u
or plant*
man,
who
yesterday
escaped
from
:rvctn.
plnnti will be d#*troy»*l ‘by tro»club, nnd Misa Mar|r*rrl Curtis of
‘
fowls.
,
alloy* o.
m County Jail bullpen.
j th* fire passing
.1 .h .
Essex Country club,
J'
• "S
iVc,
NOTHING IN MEET POLICE PUZZLED
OF PARTY CHIEFS BY CREMATION OF
INNEWYORKCITY:NEW BORN BABE
SCREEN ACTRESS
SUES BERRY FO R
ALLEGED ATTACK
[
13 S p e e d Drivers
a™? Ready T o Start In
A uto Race Classic
Legion To "
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RugleCorpsBeni
3
B est W o m en Golf
B ugs G a t h e r For Charles R. M ille r ,
O p e n Tournament F o r m e r Governor,
D ies Cutting Wood Police To Co-Operate In Enforcement
Of Law On Fowls Running A t Large
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REGfiTOAMON W Public Education W ill B e
FLORIDA REALTY One O f P roblem s F or N ew
MEN IS PUNNED G overflorO fTkePhU ippines
N ational A nti-Tipping O r g a n S S
H as Been Formed B y Parties In Mi
MIAMI, Fla., Sept. i M W J ) eating the public, ,»
— Believing that service should be porat ons whose emnlo^!. M 1
divorced fram “Giving,”
jmm r and with largely on this
___ -w.ll#
form P0/w*
the avowed Inteatioh of obtaining to t l « econmic unsound^?1
N ew S tate Commission Will;
prictke.
fair salaries "for the** P«bHc aer- nraetir*
u«»nni
completed and
funda provided cants who now depend on tbe tipf"frrc* N«*B^||,UUonrt’o-_"*s„Hf
“ We will organize tu eft. i
legislature, although tbe
r -V- y e
! ; t l Br' S‘ ‘ j's ' V,“ l! ' r ,ioM / *Uh .h ich Ui, n u t zovernor-fto- Institution itself has pot yet be Ipg practice,” an organltation th* United SuYes'.^MV
MoSnT;
known as the Anti-Tipping Associ
R ecently N am ed C h a irm a n ,d>al of the Philippines will be
“ »-W • "atlonri
gun to function. It will be model ation of- America has sprung into
in . Miami and bring jtn^T
confronted is that of-public educ ™ after the most efficient schools
being here.
ence to hear against
acaimu ail
_
ORLANDO Fla. Sept. 10— (INS) ation.
o f that utujr#
now operating in
.
,—
________
________
AfcordioR to FaiiI A. Mot^i, lo(—
Registration
of
all
real
estate
,
T
n
?
1
T
h,ch
or n
,
Unusual
strides
were
made
by
Outfit Collapses in
It la hoped caj"reai estate dealer and presi- tne tipping of Permit
employee*
] brokers and salesmen who have the Wood admlniatration in cut the United States.
by
this
means
to
increase
the
know!
0/
;he
association,
one
billInulnf And Orlando
not heretofore been registered ting down disease which can be
Local wise cares, |n view J j
Plro Runs; Final
with the Florida Real Estate Com- controlled by proper sanitation ledge and efficiency of the health ion dollars per year is uslessly fact that tbe org a n izl!*1
service.
Oqly
six
of
tbe
420
health
tips
in
America
squandered on
j mission and the making o f re
O f Game Is 12 To 1
° al*Y fba*ge dues of
and the improvement o f the mat
quests for registration certificates erial aspects ot ii/e in the Philip iwrvice officers now have had any alone.
that tha camDslen shc^y *
special
training
in
public
health.
One
of
the
cbeif
purposes
of
the
of all brokers and salesmen wheth
been conducted in Misnti
II, -Fla., Sept. 17—AfUr
pines. but disease arising from
Improper eating and ignorance organization is to save a large
er registered under the old law or
, , lings o f light ball, the Mi
unclean or unsound personal liv- as to proper diets are primarily part of his amount through edu* the boom days.
not,
is
the
point
of
the
new
Flor
Th® charter of the new oi
. «h *
to pieces Frida;
ida real estate commission .Hits habits remains as prevalent as responsible for the iasbUity of
Orlando took the deciding
ever.
the insular officials to check the
is pointed out by Walter W. Rose,
i o f the Florida state league
This situation can be remedied, most prevalent diseases. Jntestchairman of the Commission.
xplonship 12 to 1, giving the
The New real estate law passed in the opinion of insular officials, '"*1 infaetion Is common among
'
.“ . £ 5
four victories to three for
at the last session of the legisla only by a public health education the Fillpioos, nad no progress to
addition to Mr. Motes. tw0I
I
ture went into force on June first pre /rare reaching all the inhabit- * ward checking this disorder can be
hr.ve been appointed, Fnnkj
Formsby and Remandea 4«re the
!jo f this year. In order to avoid con* ents of the archipelago. In- his hrped for until the people have j
Jr.jia vice president and Am.
bppoalng pltehersT and the Coka
Ifusion, the Commission members Inst annual report, Govs-nor-Ge-- been educated along dietary lines.
Campbell, secretary-trean
got two runs o ff the Miami star
KEY WEST Fin.. Sept. 16.—
|emphasize the fact that all those eral Wood said, “ While the Phil- *
Common Diseases
la the first inning.
An error by
(IN
S
)—A
thrilling
tale
of
how
n
•who have been registered under ippirn* Health Service r.ttempts
Another common disease, and
Cw arts, who was playing third,
|the old law need not register a to enforce adequate health regula one which has shown no appreci rum runner with shots falling all
parting the rallly in the sixth.
; new in rrder to receive their reg tions in all the provincea disease able decrease In rcent years, is around her was kept up with full
Casares dropped. Abrraas pop fly
, istratior. certificate. The members can not be controlled by regula tuberculosis. Under-niitritlon has steam ahead while pursued by a
W tbp pitcher’s -box, starting what
tv .of the Commission ore:Waiter W. tions alone. The real aolution of hampered the work of the health coast guard boat for more than >
proved the undoing of the. Hostlers.
1Rose, Orlando, chairman; William the problem, effective health educ service curtdng this malady. Until teg miles off the Florida coast,
p * l
‘ {Form sby followed with a hit,
|R. Rannie Jacksonville and Thom ation must begin In the earlier economic conditions are Improved,” was relsted here today when pat-''
rola 298 arrived In port with the 1
doubled and Lea singled all
as C, Hammond, Tampa.
years of life; health habita must said the Wood report, “ and until rummer v 13879 in tow and her
•hit* being sandwiched bc• While the new law is clear, yet be acquired during school years.” the people are able to buy, and
crew trf four under guard.
'
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errors by Tatum and Bingsome confusion arises because of
Early SUpa Taken
know how to prepare a more ade
The
rummtfr
was
sighted
shortly
the distinction between the regis
Some stepa hava already been quate and balanced diet, tubercul
Flea runs crossed the plate betering with the Commission and tok*n in this direction, the mpat osis will continue.” Deaths from after sundown yesterday and the
chase began. Twenty seven rounds
the making of an application for notable being the establishment
fbrd the aide was retired. Johnthis disease last year exceeded 26, uf one-pound ammunition were
tpna long home run srith two oo
a registration certificate. These of a school p f hygiene and public
fired by the coast guardsmen in '
are two seperate requisites, How health at the University of the 000.
added jhree more In the elgth, and
an
effort t<' halt the fleeing easel.
Another
disease
which
might
two aSbra were chalked up in the
ever those holding registration at Philippine# to t tha training of
be expected to give away before None of the shots took effect.
tdnth on bits by Tinker and
this
time
need
not
register
again,
:
Health Service officer* and ptayilThe coast guardsmen could see the
Portnoy, a walk to Abrams and TnI but registration certificates must ciun* in the prevention of disease. a public health education campaign
is that of beriberi, one of the most ■crew of the rum brmt as they
tam’ * error,
n
bo applied for each year.
dumped case after case of liquor
Plana
for
this
scchool
have
bean
serious
on tha islands.
Once the registration is in force
l*f Miami scored\n Casa res double
into the Gulf Stream.
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I
the broker und salesman need not
Mkmxler’s singe in the elgth.
After their illegal cargo had
register
again
unless
he
'ullows
made a sensational one-bound
been disposed of, the rum runner
hi?, registration to lapse. The New
h of a drive o f/ Caaares bat In
turned about and surrendered.
permits
a
period
of
six
months
to
tilth, crashing Into the fence
Manual Lopes, rdastar of the
elapse after the expiration o f the
caught the ball.
rummer said: “ well ft was n merry
J*clJJ?€mp?ey wae P a w i n g for .a craw raea InstesA of a regiptrat/m
certificate during]
indo
I
chose while it lasted. Here we
M il .hfabtr f t v ih • p,c,ure’ but d •« £ i*a«h! It was Leo P. Plynn’ S which time the broker and aaieskr. M — .... &
E r i J S i i £ S .5 ?“ . p,?ir. u,# ,hl1 row,n* mach«n® ««» bis workouts st man may renew his certificate
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16. (INS) .vantage in either an extra session ore. ’with all evidence of liquor
I f t ....
_0
smuggling at the bottom of the
SJ# taacoLa Fields training camp— just as another aid la developing
without
registering.
He
is
not,
<
hances of nn extra session of |°r the early convening of the
on, cf .... .....6
gulf, the boat and prisoners were
aria and leg muscles L>r the light with Gene Tunney,
however, allowed to operate dur congress, or a special session of the Senate.
3b ......J5
seised for violfctiUn of gustoms
ing this period.
senate, were further lessened to
Senator Nye, of North Dakota, jaws*,
All real estate brokers and sales day.
» , - lb .... - A
independent ‘farm bloc” republican.!
-men actively engaged in the real
- ............ JS
Nicholas Longworth, speaker of on the other hand, vigorously
estate business must hold regis the House, told President Coolidge urged an early session * ( the
9
I
tration certificates under the new that there was no need of extra Senate
dispose 0/ the Pennayl
law. A non-active classification xesion, and nothing constructive vania and Illinois election contro
43 12 10 27 12 0
is provided for those who desire could be accomplished by meeting versies.
to drop out of the business for thii early.
B R 1! O A E
Nye
time being and who wish to kkep
a _ .... 4 0 2 3 0 0
He said that the Housa Appro former
, t » ----- A 0 1 4
Cm CACq. Sent. 17.—These are
their registration In force. Offi priation Committee, which will of
Illinois
4 2
■n s for tho republican
n r a u t u n u s ir Ala.,
at- Sept. m
BIRMINGHAM.
16- - i*.
cers and directors of a corporqt- met eurily, could prepare a tem presidential.
, 3 b --------4 1 2
1 3U -2 d«y« When gossip whines around I
i c f .j .... 4 ■ 0 1 .1 0 0 1, *toOt’that all is not well in the
Nominee. Senator Norris o f Ne- (IN S)— Bound for Louis C. A l
porary flood relief bill and the
........3 0 0 10 0 2 Dempsey camp, so far a* serenity, 0 " ' » > » " « " , m n ™ o r F lig h t’ !” " 3 ?
house could pass it on the first day. braskn, was North Dakota’s first bright, attorney, who was arrest
ed here Thursday night charged
WWVM
U *....
fia*, 1/
,1-------- 3 0 1 0
W ithout L ife Loiit, S ingle hold a non-active certificate. ’All
2 0 P*,aC^ ?.n<[ harmony are concerned
The president is considering the cnoice, Nye said, but since he is with kidnapping in connection with
..... 4 0 0 3 3 1 —and that It is even more to |n the
not an avt/wed candidate Lowden
Person Injured Or Parcel active officers and directors must recommendation
of
<j,e
Chicago
Hernandez, P
p ..... ? 0 0 0 1 0 Tunney rauip.
allaged flogging of Arthur
lA)Ht Is Proud Achievement1h?ld thL active certlflcate* Rm- flood conference that a commission Is favored over secretary of com- the
News sleuths who dote on chas.
I»jw<
j _____
jp loytcj
vee9 ui
oT a corporation doing
meree Herbert Hoovar, or former Hitt, negro, following the return.
of
experts
be
appointed
t«
study
klS .„------32 1 : 9 27 14 7 ing down such rumors discover*
1 estate business must be og- permanent flood control legislation. -secretary,
° / approximately 20 flogging ir.-1
‘Jcretary. uf state Hughes
all blah
and
hold the I ongworth said.
Nye
believes the
----- :...200 005 032— 12 that the tales are
w
*11
blah^as
ihyy
'.O
^
iI
S
liJ
^
m
S
*
of
I
lfr
h
/ih
h
»|istere<l
as
,u*lesmen
an
Nye
believes
the
McNarv
Haugen
dlct,nent® by ‘ b0 J®ff®r*aa Coun-.
concern the ex
certificate.
______ __ ___ _____ 000 000 010-1
GrBnd Jury’ ^ ^ * n “ l at ^
“ »<«*•
tata— * w t t a u U M
Senator Borah, (R ) Idaho, after bill will be r e -p a s S In tho nex! ly
000.
j
^ Summary—Two base hit*, Kirby,
with president Coo- n
“a conference wun
r
ndi
* third time
is- Heme run, Johnson. Sn>
w J"
, " i ”i “ V J T ' Y ' , m ;
Albright is said to be the p e r-:
'
lldge today, said he saw i K t o W S S .
P” Sld€ntal Vet0' lf nec« b Formby.
Btolen base, Cox «ncr to Gene Tunney and hia more , \ h,ut J" the record of theNatlonsonnl attorney of W. J. Worthing
“ A r lran:,P<»rr. I«e., of Chicago,
Johnson, Lehrmann, Tinker, or less manager, Will Gibson
ton, alleged Klan cyclops who now|
From up Lake Villa way word *’ r ''ral1o r" uf ‘ he New York-Chlcaplay*. Viau to Tinker to
owns a strip of land Hitt sweari,
from a fishing excursion on 1-ske
comes
down that Tunney, who lias
und ot,l*r *ir mall "ervices.
he waa forced to sell after a beat
»«•
on balls, o ff Formby
Keuka with a ten inch bullhead l,HhL*>.'*pS ritr atr tic/n ln
Pic ? t,r of
<lcbaUs .. Thraurh the foggy Unes along
Vl-Ukl education,' has ing given him.by masked and robed 1
WTwndex 8. Struck out, by
which hud been captured with a nn,'**ta
Lreat l akes, across the mlstunced other subjects as fol- men several weeka ago. ^
j
J f 2, Hemandex (Kirby), with Gibson, the step-niana^er.
sixteen inch pickerel hanging on =
dUcownud
wiU
oat
u
i
the
lawdrthf
f
ovt1
r®d •‘•«te« o ff the North AC-!
its
nose.
ball, Lee. Umpired, I-ohr
Indictments
in
six
alleged
flogg-i
WASHINGTON
Sept.
10F o r R iu r v o lio n i
.other night. One word brought on I *iin‘ ,c seaboard, over the snowore. Time, 2 hours.
Fenner iuul notice*; a commotion Pu^ri!rtPf P a n a m a Canal, Ing casea were returned by the I
[ another and the two boys nearly! t"Rl»d
of Iowa, Missouri (IN S)—Tryouts for the Ameri
Pueblo
Indians,
the
Iron
Industry,
address
grand jury which presented a re
■were out their tonsil sector voicing “ » ‘* T**™ ‘ he N. A. T. mail flyers can team which will take part In on.the su.face near hia boat and
2S L ?f
°f
refores port severely rapping the1actions
hod
scooped
in
with
a
net
the
pickthe
International
Rifle
Matches
in
, alaanproval of each other.
} h,,ve Gown week ufter week, day
tation, Irrigation, dairying, -fire i4 masked and robed bands in this
w,r*cb had begun to swallow
* - '*'aRnn ,s latod for release from ! and nl« ht- for more than two Rome next yeear are to be held at
FRANK ROGERS
NeW England deep county.
I the country this October, the War tlie bullhead. The bullheads horns
Tunney s enoutrnge uftpr this Is i yenrs without a casualty,
had
caught
in
the
pickerel's
jaw
Dep
The
grand
Jury
investigation
Department
has
announced.
Any
done, according to thri best InforNew Schedules
329 Laura Street
citizen of the United States is el and was slowly strangling It.
!ln T*KlCi l e' Whlch ar* c®*®P«rntlnf was conducted by Attorney Gener
1UTII EASTERN LEAGUE
Z T . « ndK i0 Ihe DM!f nt|m«’. b«
And In addition to its record for igible to complete.
.
i v J i ' tEEETCL #re Ch,« r > . New a. Charles McCall and hia aides in
Jacksonville
»U 12; Albany 1.
.™ „ ,,
“ " ,l “ much ’ a ," » < h -.ir mail com’ ianv hu’
Interest in pie-eating contests ,
Kan**® City, conjunction with the solicitor o f
Regional
try-outa
have
been
J« 22; Jacksonville 10.
t
h
r
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l
.
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ln
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m
.s.[.£
Jefferson county. There were sev
planned for the following posts:
itgonwry 5; St. Augustine 4.
z s l s j s s s h s s u s t f M s f c First Corps Area, Camp Devens, faded into the background at the .and Newton Maro ’ ' D * * eral alleged attempta o f bribery
RES. SEATS $Z50|
_. 8; Savannah 6.
and intimidation of witnesses
Maas., Second Corps Area, Fort Firemen’s picnic in, Nunda when a
rh* *
"
,
. . A44 7U Urnm n °l tfcXMl
D ^ T o A t .^ a n d
N i.^ a cigarette smoking content for w o-'ter and
? d 1? Ro«he>* ported during the investigations
“ Evon Cibson will bo harred.” letter mailed in Chicago and
IEHICANASSOCIATION
mentioned
in
the
report
of
the
th®r eMen In Nsw York
There’s the tip-off.
*
r ?u
po,toffl"r
Y . Third Corps
c - -----Area,. Camp
Cam; men was announced aa tbe feature1
j^napolia 0: Louisville 4.
••-0 p. m. will leava on the over- Meade,
Meade- Md,
M.i and
.n.< Camp cEustin,
w u v„
for. ®mployment for men and grand Jury.
Va., o f the program.
(ado 7; Colurabu* 4.
night mail at 8 p. m. control stan- Fourth Corps Area, Fort Hayes,
Other arrests on Inductments
Tbe winner refused publicity but aleally unfit and without
w.h?funds,P^y.
‘ raukee 0: Kansas City 0.
TUNNEY i s h u r t
and were being mod* today and sensa
•lard time, arriving at Hadley O., Camp Knox, Ky., and Fort Ben
ir not scheduled.
Field,- New Brunswick, N. J., at jamin Harrison, Ind., Sixth Corps witness said that the whole entry constantly decreasing opportunities tions are axfected aa deputies
it7.
“ drew a mean fag."
r
TRAINING c a m p , 4:4.,> a. m. eastern standard timn, Area, Fort Sheridan,
for placing them In ppaitlons where round up those^nnmed.
III.,
Bnd
(NATIONAL LEAGUE
LAKE VILLA. III., Sept. 17 (INS» the following morning. Tho letter
Tourists whose
route
lies i ‘ bey can be aeH-supporting, has
Camp
Custer,
Mich.,
Seventh
so 4; Buffalo 9.
uene Tunney was under strict ord will reach the Pennsylvania station
through Hail, N! Y., have been at- m**fe old age pensions _a logical
. . ..
logical
For the warm days a P*ria crea-,
Zori SneUJpg, Minn..Urocted
by unique • ample tree soiution o f the situation, Charles
not scheduled.
ers today to da nothing more than in New York City at 6..15 a., m.
and
Fort
Den
Molnro,
la.,
which m
stands
nurse a badlv Inflamed right aye ready for the first moll delivery. pollen, superintendent of the fr a k “U? h £
r
1,,Ce Uered ’
'------ *
"Street of
Eighth Corps Area, Fort Logun, »h
IEEN ASSOCIATION
which was injured yeslerdav in ids
Tha tree has six State Employment Bureau, has de with
wRh ' .a white
^ f
Tchamois
* d’ ,to openworki
be worn l
Likewise a lettar mailed in time Colo., .Niath Corps Area, Fort the Tillage.
•Dents 5; Nashville 4.
- .
workout with Jackie WUIairas, for the 5:30 a. m. central standard
trunks which stead about four clared.
hat,
long
gauntlets
o
f
openwork
Barry,
Callf^
F.|t
MUihule,
f«M a 7; New Orleans 9.
Chicago heavywieght. The chsmu- time, airmail plana far Dallas Tex
feet from the ground in a semi
“ In our work since the World chamois and .Upper, to m .u h
Mbinghara B; Chattanooga 7.
ion s sparring exhibition waa call as, will reach that city at 5:15 p. Mont, Fort Lawton, Wash., Fort circle, all joining in the main w ar we have been confronted with
Douglas,
Utah*
Fort
Bjisecrans,
Ithar not sehaduled.
trunk.
ed o ff late yesterday after he had ni. the same day.
a very serious problem," said Mr.
Calif. Comp Lewis, Wash., and
received a poked eye from WIN
A Mr, Watson, who , deiigned pollen. “ This problem is what to
Seven
12
Hours
Fort
George
Wright,
Wash.
L.v:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Inms thumb while they were In a
tha /seek mar* than forty year* do with tho men and women over
The matches are to be fired at
This new speed service saves 12
Naw York 7; Chicago 2.
clinch In the first round.
sixty who have lost their Jobs and
________
hours, or one businaaa day, between from a range of 300 yards with *F°’ * j£ * * *PP*® trees in a elr- find themselves mentally fit, but
Philadelphia 6; 8L Louis 3.
f
.
u
*B
they
*
rew
grafted
any
rifle
fitted
with
any
metallic
Boston gy Detroit 4.
are ....
tha iniT.
- w 1 ,Ncw York- and Chicago; 41 hours
“ Lcg-sl.-eves” ___
Physically unfit and without suf
nil to the one in the center.
- Other not scheduled.
ev are
are tha
tk* dainty
itaUvTv J*1?*** ^ I c « g o 4nd San Francis sight, 10 shots from the prone po
ficient funds to sustain themselves
CPea‘
i°nkThey
The
tree
has
reached
the
height
Hi
in their declining years.
divided akirte fashioned in soma co. 11 hours to Heottln, Texas; 40 sition, 20 shots from tha kneeling o f twenty feet.
hours to Los Ang4lea; 11 hours to position and 30 shots from the
NATIONAL LEAGUE
exquisite lace evening gowns,
“ In
fhlrty-alght societies
Philadelphia; 24 hours to Seattle; standing position.
ittxburgh 4; Boston 3.
The congnoscenri and intelligent h®r* *®ked lor aid /o r 290, and in
13
hours
to
Boston;
12
houra
to
' cago I ; Brooklyn 4.
. Old-fashined drop-yokes of lace
ala of Albion, neat here, again 1026 there ware 489 calls made to
Louis 3; New York 6.
are quite smart featured on sheer Han Antonio, Texas; 24 hours to
hav* ‘ ak*a ‘ he warpath.
Thia us.
Portland,
Ore.;
24
h
o
rn
to
Denver
not scheduled.
organdy or georgette summer
“ To my mind, and that of many
time
the
argument
renters
about
frocks. Black or ecru are beat. •1” hours to Newark. N. J.;28 hours
frega lege, a subject o f great gas or tho beat minds in the smiaoy.
_
to Austin, Texas; 16 boars to Chcy
ment field there appears only one
, tronomiccal interest.
/
A long pink ballybunt! hat of ^ ne: Wyo'i a8
Rer»o, Nsv.
< Feeling has run high, It haa solution—old age pensions.”
rounded crown and medium brim I*2 hour» to Pitaropn. N. J.; II
Mr. Ddlen advocated Chat both
By International Naws
b*en reported, and the controv.
1ms a noval little . pink feather|hour> to Butte, Montana; 16 hours
employe and employer should con
e
^
y
baa
reached
the
stage
where
banding that is shaped like a to Hartford, Conn.; 31 houra to
tribute, in the form (4 an income
i i iwipifa .
ROCHESTER, N. Y. -P e rh a p . brother* are not epeaking to each tax, to a fund which would provide I
wreath of leaves.
Yukima, Wash.; and 13 hours to
winning streak of
other
and
husband*-bra
stayinn
the oldest railroad tie in the coun-.
BrookUn, N. Y.
pensions far those who, through no
sg suffer a serious
at tha club, if there ia one.
Odd shaped pins set with colored
National
Air Transport
was or--iM y v
fault of their own, are
unable
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“*rvU*
near
Stanley^
. when Ike Pirates stones and brilliants, forming a ranixed by business men of NewlJJ; ? i « r0 n , ta® morning of April
Submitted to authorities ln the to care for themsalves.
Dle-heoder with the part of the evening gown’s trim York, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland
person
o
f
Irw|n
Brother*,
fish
1 , * •l®r*y Driscoll was lata
Roblne, who have won mings, take three brocleta and and other cities in May, 1925.
ta * or*.
the stork had paid a and meat dealers, tha question,
B R E A K FA ST IN BED
iht from the Cube. The jeweled heels of evening slippers
Howard E. Coffin, president of v*lit to hi* home during the early A’ « fr°g legs meat ar fish?” reimmed Boston for the to match.
a Detroit motor company, is head mo' nIng.
d,.vld#d •n*wer.
On* i A new iowaatlon, one that aDicutlve time yesterday
“ t the transport
concern.
A bad spot in the track ‘ near Lrathar stood pat on the fish an- peala to Cho hoay collate students
Giants broke tha dead- Cards. 6 to 3.
-------------------------------------------- Hall
stationrequired a new !nu
tie h iWh * Ik* °ther Waa Irrecoo- na* been found practical at the
••caod pUne b y beating
McWeeny outpltched Root as
TAKE TO BOATS
*"d Foreman Driscoll selected a cUiabl* on the meat end of the I Boston Technical CdU B-. whiU
sw York still trails Brooklyn nipped th*. Cuba again,
.•
•the atndentg ia a lw n b cd of,* dook- ■■ ”
new one of pine, heavy aa lead controversy.
4 M games, how- 4 to 3. sweeping th« series. Chicago
set
PARIS—The j>oor rendition of * I ‘ h pitch, which had not been •' ^ petition ia being circulated work, u
Is now eight games behind tho P ir-, French roads Is causing ^the _____
.. ____
____ he declared J? ■}JVlh* ‘luestion settled once maticoUy
Prench Jrawn from
U._ Then
tHy Mia two stoves gulag,
morrpw the Giants
iblifi to
to take 4«
* for all by a deeisioa o f the board which in tins ®tgrt a pot o f c o f f i
v ,
nuto-movlng puLlk
to *k/t
the A« hnlilinv
hojiday fnv
for kla
hia wanm
gang.
b hogders ogolnet the
Tan***® ftaged a double cel* water. French motoriata have dlsYears passed and while other o f trustees.
_ .and boll In pan of ceraat
are travelling at a foot ebration, whipping thq White Sox, covered that clean riding in water, tlaa rotted officiala of the rood
hen th . ■last-clock wakes the
^
T h aC ardiaais, 7 to 2, for their 100th victory of row and sail boats on navigable would often stop to see the tie- ..gO C tU S T E R N. v .. S.pt. 17.—. ready.
a chance to get
j
T t " * ®*be Rutb ak>ut- 1riv®r® *nd streams maka much that was laid tha day young Jlm- (IN S)—The cattle business In all it
ig at tha tap
ROSE fN 8NOW
homer. Ruth la only _more comfortable traveling than my was born. Samuel Rea, when phases, to the point whore beeves,
fhrre behind hie 1921 record.
»>ver the rutted rooda of their president o f thf road, ones atopp. aire load'd on care bound for tha
out pitched Morrison »s
Th# Athletics, locking tha barn country.
ed his special to view the mann "tpcjurardS’ has been filmed for use
------- -- tha Braves. 4 door after the pennant hoe been
In the schools of
twelve
cities,
ment.
I
stolen, made it six straight by de
Today, long after old Jerry had education program.
vin ■ T,iaai
feating tha Browne, 6 to S. Ty
paaood away, the old tie atill is in
The film was completed on one
Cobb’s three singles save him 13
h«a bloom*)
perfect condition, more than six- of
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THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY SEPTEMBER. 10, 1927.
The Sanford fierald
rO lliV H
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Mr. McAdoo “ Does Not Choose”
William Gibbs McAdoo, former secretary of treasury and
the outstanding member of his party since the days o f Woodrow Wilson, has fulfilled the wishes and hopes of a large part
of the Democrats by declaring himself not a candidate for
the nomination next year. Mr. McAdoo's action comes in re
sponse to a growing feeling within the rank and file o f the
party that his withdrawal would be to the best interests of
the party in that it would be one big step toward Democratic
harmony which hps been lacking for a decade.
In a letter to George F. Milton, publisher o f the Chat4
tanooga News Mr. McAdoo said his withdrawal had been
■ro# Herald MafardM n .s m ire*, j prompted by a desire to avoid a repetition of the 1924 cond iW tiik n I* Ik* lilr n u o & 'i N
m: vention. Supplementing this reason was his belief that he
N n*^
> * rtIft”
f n i iJ.*r^KiLV'i”
**, r m K I u
1M* superior u n *
organlMtlun could be of more service to the party by retiring to the ranks
IW*ltr taeaaanS i»*nl» dally
MR all Ik* leadtas rt»*t* of Ikr *■ and giving his efforts toward restoring unity among the
III* warld, Tkt 1. N. H la espeelat.
*jr» strident lu Florida and II* Democrats While the former cabinet member goes to some
■«•»»»* •* hanitlln* alatc M n i I* lengths to explain his position, his definite retirement from
a f l k n l aainal.
the field of potential candidates for the nomination is contain
TBs Herald Ta a m e m b e r af Ikr
ed
in a phrase that bids fair to become as epochal in Demo
A«Mllt n«rra* *1
Circulation*, an
latamatlaaal A*a*rlaL'»n af Pak. cratic annals as that of President Cooiidgc in Republican
l10*tlkjkf»*rtl»rn, and AdvrrlUlu*
'k ir k rrqutrr* rack I’ o b - history. It was simply, “ I shall not be a candidate for the
tij **b'au/it o fk .'V ’ril.Viol# it.»"1Democ r nt ic presidential nomination in 1928.
'■
[ n giving expression to his aims and ideals for the
•f circulation abaoiuirir
aa well aii|
b**l*fH uartktMl*.
Democratic
party, the former cabinet member revives some
■ . tof policies of Woodrow Wilson of whose beliefs Mr. McAdoo
ONDAY, SEPT. 19, 1927
has always been an ardent disciple. To Mr. Milton he said,
' TUB IIHllAl.ll’H FIIOOIIAM
!
“ my chief concern is the supremacy of Democratic princi
I.SkBcaaoniy la rll| and county ad.
ples nntl progressive policies, for these mean the preserva
Wnlotrnllon.
l ^ * l l t « * . r m a l r r r a n t * In J a r k a o u
tion, unimpaired of the constitution of the United States;
"HI*.
ponal ruction of II. Jnan. Indian the suppesaion o f nullification and tho enforcement of law,
rtr Canal.
■naarntlon of monthly - l ‘» r- without which stable government is impossible and without
Wrck.
which the blessings of liberty will disappear; jus
I l f * > c a l l * l nf h u lld ln s
prn-kouac- . kwlcla, aparlmrur tice to agriculture, without the farmers cannot get their
ac*.
rightful share of national prosperity; and social an econom
comviiunlfy Ckrat.
Completion of dtp
bran Ilf a. ic justice for all classes, without which human opportun
praam m.
new and modern kuapllal.
ity cannot be widened."
As viewed by his friends and supporters, Mr. McAdoo's
BLE VERSE FOR TODAY
announcement is an invitation and challenge to Governor A1
«?<
)ND1TI0N
AND
CONSE Smith to follow siut. Hope for this action, however, is very
QUENT:— Because
Thou
hast remote because supporters of the New York executive will see
m|||e the Lord, which is my ref- in Mr. McAdoo’s retirement the removal of the largest ob
ug*f even the Most High, thy hab stacle in their paths, and as a result will renew with vigor
itation; There shall no evil befall
Tqjg, M th er shall any plague their efforts to name Al Smith the Democratic standard
come nigh Thy dwelling, i’salm 'bearer. To them their success seems assured now. But they
e i « io.
lover estimate their vote-getting powers.
IYER: Lord, Jesus, keep us
McAdoo has anticipated Smith's refusal and has sounded
fi | evil and protect us when in
his
warning
with a declaration that he will continue to fight
Mr.
for the suppression of the nullificntionists. With this chal
OLD MASTERS
lenge flung by Mr. McAdoo, lhe deadlock convention is as in
To.
fair friend, you never can evitable as ever. The former cabinet member will not he a
old; ,
you were when first your candidata for the nomination, but his strength will ever be
present to block the Smith forces. The party's only hope for
eye 1 eyed,
seems your beauty still.
the thing which it desires most, absolute harmony, depends
T^ree Winter's cold
upon Al Smith’s withdrawal.
ve from the forests shook
0
three Summer’s pride;
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ortakav ST. 1*1*. at Ik* PMlitrit*
at Saafartf. FtarMa, ua<trr art at
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beauteous Springs to yellow
Autumn turned
Afraid Of A Spot
*r TwVn ot thc 8<?n80ns havn
A few days ago a slick looking whnt-we-presumed-to-be
Tteje April'perfumes in three hot traveling man, all dolled up in a linen suit, panama hat, and
T: Junes burned,
IH|>ort shoes, dropped into town and walked down one of our
Rince first l saw you fresh, business streets. As he passed a certain establishment, a man’
AbV
. di«;-, “ I‘p»ryfitly a friend, rushed out with hand extended. He was
|lgn(ji
in dirty jumper overalls, and his face and hands were covered
Steal from his figure, and no. with grease and dirt.
JL* pace perceived;
*
The slick looking man slopped, spoke pleasantly, chatted
‘ Sos-your sweet huc^ whith mefc* thinks still doth stand
|With his friend for a few minutes, asked about his family and
with motion, und mine eye may recalled certain former incidences of their friendship. But he
£
be deceived:
did not shake hands.
u .fca r of which, hear this, thou i
How unlike the King of Spain this man was. Wo have a
£ e you were born wus b e a u t y ' s *n this country that all royalty being aristocratic, is
Summer dead.
.snobbish, but it is only a notion. Once Aiphonso in the inter— Shakespcare-.Sonnet cst of his kingdom decided to visit a leper colony, a place very
**_■ -------- -----------!fcw, even among us, would care to go. Riding horseback for
Vlsrything that goes up cornea ^wo (jUy Hi he penetrated the almost inaccessible mountains
: down except the high cost of livuntil he came to the dread village.
A h he walked down one of the streets in the midst o f a
Wondcr what a city would do great welcome from the people" a hideous, sickening leper ran
If U had sn attorney who didn’t
out from one of tho buildings. As told by Time, “ Leering his
“ * * , to trsve).
evil, malicious-looking face contorted in an ugly menace, he
iry rose'has Its thorn—every held out an infected hand for the King to grusp. Alfonso,
fi^fd its sandspurs. —Times-Union.
blanching, hesitated, recoiled, then stepped forward and shook
Yoa.inust have been coaching thc
him warmly by the hand. For days after, it is recorded, he
f o s s i l team.
soaked his hand in strong disinfectant ”
»y bo the reason Ruth Elder
We who are so democratic read this and think what a
Ira Miss to Mrs. is bccnusc fool the King was—he might have become a leper himself. The
esn’t want her flight to Lu
King, rather than offend, took this chance. But the slick look
either.
—— o-------ing man in the white suit feared he might get a spot o f grease
the Kaiser had accepted that on his hpruls or clothes, so he kept his hands in his pockets.
tion to visit Paris during Which was the more democratic of tho two?
It Pays to Advertise
As Brisbane Sees It
n rtft
A summer bed-spread, fashi^
from checked or flow* rtd m.t -fe
with plain goods for bor.ltr J & ?
twice as pleasing to tittle v '* * *
her name is worked on«4 t, ^
C<m**til iilioti L'uy.
Our Sore Finger.
A New White House.
Nice Washington Indies.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
<op> right l»37 by Slar Ca.
Elton J. Houghton
>
Architect
THIS IS CONSTITUTION day.
Seventy-five percent of the people
Jon't know what the constitution
is exactly, or much of anything
about it. For the other 26 per
cent, the eighteenth amendment,
which says you mustn't have more
than one-half of one per-cent al:nh<>l in your bee’ , is 99 pcr-ccnt
ef the whole constitution.
F.rst Nat’!. Bank Bide.
Sanford, Fla.
Loch
Arbor
Prices
‘ THIS GRIEVES LEARNED
I ntriots who want the whole con
stitution to he known and admir
ed. It need not surprise them if
a man has a sore finger with sy
mptoms of blood poisoning, that
finger seems to him bigger than
all of his body.
The prohibition anu-ndnufht is
our national sore finger.
Both
big parties have agreed to wrap
it up nnd say nothing about it in
their 1928 platform.
I’*ut they
cannot ignore it fo'ever.
Bootlegging and bootleg crime
are a sore that must he cut out
some day.
M e e t Today’s Demand
Prices in Loch
Arbor
meet the existing
con
ditions of today—one
pays for merit in
this
dcelnpmcnt hut todays
prices will
THIS WRITER HAD luncheon
with the President nnd Mrs. Coolidge at the White House yester
day, and afterward Edward Duffy,
of the A. P« anil the other news
paper "hoys" wanted to know
what the President said.
The
"boys" are still arguing about the
meaning of the six famous words:
"I do not choose to run," und that
amuses the President.
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he
found
nstouni.shingly
tow!
Have
you
inquired?
DeForesl-Sanlord
Realty Co.
i 'c v r v
C lC V S
Box arto
TO HIM AND those that know
him, it is as though these boys
were discussing the meaning of
“ twice two are four."
If this country found itself ut
war with Timbuetoe, Tibet, or Pat
agonia,
or in any other great
emergency, the I'res.lent, of cour
se, would stick t l iiis job. Foe he
would then "choose” as in duty
bound a different ccourse.
WITH CONDITIONS AS they
are the President's admirably
boson words are final. He does
lot elaborate them o r discuss
them.
lie does dwell enthusiastically
;n the hospitality that he encount•red everywhere in thc west durng his vacation, and talks with
special satisfaction of the excell*nt work done in the great Miss
issippi flood in which hundreds of
thousands wore moved from their
homes to safety, . a red for and
raved safely hack again. The
President praised generously the
work done by Herbert Hoover,
•hosen by thc President,, and the
effective co-operation of the army
navy agricultural department nnd
al! othe' branches of the govern
ment.
gion convention, do you suphs would have enjoyed our
lar American ways?
--------- 1>.------- POST CARD WEEK
New York hi-jackers broke
JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL
iail thc other day and stole
■ quantity of liquor. That's
The Junior Chamber of Com urge the receivers to comp here for
place to find it but In
merce, which is continually pro the Lindbergh celebration, Octo
cases you don't have to viding porgressive ideas for the
ber 10,
in.
betterment of Jacksonville, has o f
Estimates have been made that
fered a new one that should give
folks, just because McAdoo this city wide publicity and which 800,000 pout cards can be sent out
Itlidraw n from tho race, If should >also result in bringing during the week if full co-operutlon is given by the ctizens of
that doesn't mean that Al here many Visitors.
Jacksonville. Such a mass of curds
will
be
our
next
president;
a
Thc junior chamber has, as usual would o f course, clog the mails in
ipublicans will more Hkely hit upon an obvious but clever
the Jacksonville post office and
ruM om eone against him.
plan—it simply proposes to inaugu probably would bring about shouts
■ ■
o
—
rate a Post Card Week from Octo
Grayson seems to have ber 3 to 8 and urges every Jaxon of ditiniay from the postal ent
about ocean flying. She isn't, to mail as miiny cards as possible pb yes but, once clear of the Jack
to be the first woman to fly to friends, telling them briefly of sonville office, they would carry
but U,perfectly willing to Jacksonville and Inviting them t«. this city’s name to tho ends of the
-g falrl weather, conditions visit .this city. Lindbergh will visit nation und would bring . individual,
11 e v w th ln g U set'for*the’ Charles A." Llqdbergh will Walt publicity. - and beyond : question
tooasKe has a plane that Jacksonville immediately after the some visitors.
The idea seems a good one and
on sea.
close of Post Card Week, the* card is certainly worth trying for one
.
o
senders have been requested to ycur, at any rate.
governor of Connecticut is
d). , He would have flown In
fain State Forestry DepartPARDON, PLEASE.
airplane from Mooseheed
i Augusta, but after looking
TAMI-A TIMES
kr he decided to take the train.
f afterward thc plane fell in
In a way we have advised Mias csslty for the trip the young wo
lake killing the pilot und a
Ruth
Elder, the l-ukeland aviatrix, man proposes, nor that We can see
igei.
not to attempt her t>ana-ocvanic any sense in It. It is because it
developed that Miss Elder
flight.
To be honest, our intent has
irtln Jensen, the flier who
is not Miss Elder at all, but Mrs;
In second place In the Dole was qqlte plain— if we did not in Lyle Womack—and her husband
by, Is now flying from San so many* words tell hec not to is perfectly willing for her to un
j> to New York with a full make tne effort. We remembered dertake it. When it comes to ad
lion in his fuselage. It would the fate o f Miss Doran, and be vising married women in opposi
ty tough on Martin If the holding the published pictures of tion to what is stated as the will
__ should fall two or throe Miss Eldfr—which were good to “f "hi.lr hu,hlnA.
quit make ,
Head feet breaking open the look »t— we couldn’t quite
in the affairs o f a man and his
;
ner underup
our
mind
to
having
Pwhkh holds the
wife wo want to be counted out.
take such a risk.
■
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We know a guy who wears a
winner o f the Dole fHght
Now we are contrite. We beg glass eye and, also, a long scar
fifteen thousand dollars; your perdon, and that of Miss El on tho side of hia face fo r hav
I* second, tea thousand, der, for what we have said. So ing done >that.
eh for those w**~
penitent are we that our poeltbn
However, we are not yet congoveruimnt U that o f the fellow who, apolog inced that the proposal flight
o f fuel, oil ising, said: "1 take back every is not tii (undertaking H would
cost the tax- thing I’ve said, and wish I had be well enough for >M iss
ar,
tom#thing Ilka
so I could taka that we mean Mrs. Lyle
This is not fccaasn f org, e.
It’s the business of
n any change in ©or the lady an* h ef
not
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'll >l MINUI.F, Ion INTV. Fl.Oltl l>A. I Ini; !•» Ihit HitId KUMM M KOltl*, a |
IN I: i KMTAT K OK
KKKt) M minor, ami nII uu I h Iti Stniliml**
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i ‘minty, Klnrlita. tn -w lt
NXiTli i: I>F
AF Fl.lt’ATION •<F
T h e Hi.lllli H alf ( S ' , ) ■ ? I ho
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Knit
Al 'Tin IIIITY
Is’ o r l lu-tinl aii!.<t o r
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Til SKI .1. ItKAI. KMTATM l>F
Soiilhoust iiiutrlor
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of
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Knot ho its I a uar l o r
(.HI*;1, ! o f
t
Not io. It h o r o h y Klvnn that tho
Hrctlon F o u r ( I ) .
T o w n s h i p •'!
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uiiil” . - in noil, r
l‘ Foril as O uarilMouth, K iiiiko Ut Hast
Iiiii of iho pnrsiiu anil r s l a t o of I'e llll o n f o r huIiI a u t h o r it y
to lng i
K l ; i : l • XI F O I l l i , a Minor, will a p - iiuiv on fllo lii nuhl t'ourt.
,ptj io ihu Hor.urstil* Jas. O. Sharon,
C I*. F O t l l !
Coiim’ > .iiuIko tit GnMimls C n rty.
IJuurillan o f I ho
ihthoii ami
Klorhl.i. at Ion o 'c lo c k , ( 1 0 ,0 0 ) A. .V
om a to o f F I l K t i XI. KUItU. a
on iio :oih ilay of H op lc m h cr . \‘j i ,
Minor
al hi- o f f loo ||, tho
C ou rt Ilou so
St Hunf .il. Homliiolii th u ilily, Flor* j WILMtJN. IttiX t.K ft-1iJ iilt tlT tiN
A t to r n e y s f o r i o tlllon er.
(da for a u t h o r it y i o soil th o fo l-
r
THE WHITE HOUSE has been
dune over, and wivfts of Presi
dents in years to conic will bless
.he name o f Mrs. Calvin Cooiidgc,
whose suggestions have provided
.omfortabie qua *tors for the White
House servants, adequate closet}
fo> White House linens and other
needed improvements dear to tinhearts o f competent housekeepers.
Shelves around the walls pro
vide more hook space for the prex-dent’s study and work mom on
the second floor. That is all that
has been done for him in the
White House renonovating.
The traditional colorn of the
rooms, red room, blue room, etc.,
hnvo beont preserved as a matter
of course in thc redeurailing. A
new rug adorns the red room, in
the middle of it an angry eagle
with "E Pluribus Unum" above
his head. Hp has an olive brunch
in his >ight claw, nhnrp arrows
In his left and keeps his angry
eye on the left foot. Wise bird,
he knows that if he takes care of
his urrows, the olive branch will
take care of itself.
THE PRESIDENT AND Mrs.
Coolidge look extremely well, und
p<aise South Dakota’s climate.
Those that know the President
most intimately say that he seems
"to haxfe a load o ff his mind, like
a man looking forward to u need,
cd rest." To this writer he arted'Mtd kwke^^qutiV’.Ihe ^ n iejxt
usual',’ talking little, thlnkiing
- •ulI
the time. He is about the only,
man in Washington who docs noti
ask you whom you think the Re*'
publicans will nominate, or any|
other question about politics.
MRS. COOLIDGE RETURNED)
to Washington to meet the heat
wave, temperature
of
103 on
Thursday.
Washington adjusts
itself to the weather. Nice little
old ladies‘ trot along, sometimes
mumbling to themselves, with sen
sible loose hats that flap in the
breeze—no iron ciad, smothering
blinkers o f thick felt pulled down
over eyes and ears.
They wear loose dresses that
let their knees move freely* and
some o f the dresses even have
ruffles on them, like dresses in
Uhde Tom’s Cabin.
Life is not expensive compared
with other American cities.
You
read in a restaurant window:
"Good coffee with rich cream,
five centa a cup, a second cup
free.” They don’t do that in New
York or Chicago.
There tF
gi'Je you sometimes "a teen
its free with anery suit,**
for the “ second
nd pan
pants’*
o f the suit.
LOANS
J. H. JACKSON
Phone
611
112 E. Second St.
Sanford
UNION ECZEMA OINTMENT
For treatment of Ring Worms, Jiggers und any skin eruption.
Price 7-ric .Sold und guaranteed by the
UNION PHARMACY
Phone 375
Select
CHRISTMAS
H. C. VIELE
Jeweler
UiftH NOW on our new
easy payment plan.
.. 108 Magnolia ..
Only 82 shopping days be
fore Christinas.
.
American Legion
give returns
DEMPSEY-TUNNEY Fight
Thursday, Sept.
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*Vw**-w
■ »-
t
Complete program o f all prelim
inaries and details of tbe fight
%
** r«
R eceip ts to go fo r uniforms for
Am erican Legion drum and
tu
�THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY SEPTEMBER, 19, 1927
NOTICE
Telephone 14$______ MRS. FRED S. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR
NOTICE
D irector Of Films
Learns Of Acting
From Em ilJannings
S ocia l
Residence Telephone 859
Announcement Made
Robert J. Holly left! Sunday for
Jacksonville where he will spend
, AH officers of the Parent Tea* a few days on business.
•-hrrs Association of the city are
Ceorse Cowan, Bertram Shep
£ske«l to meet Tuesday at four
o’clock at the home of Mrs. L. N. pard and John Hudgins left Friday
Atlanta, Ga., where they will
Hansell, 1101 Oak Avenue.
The
purpose of this meeting is to ar visit for a few weeks.
range and perfect plans for the
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Fdder and
years work. All chairmen, vice
chairmen, secretaries and treasur Miss Alice Elder left Saturday
ers of each association are asked far Daytona Beach where they
will spend a short time.
to attend.
Upsala & Grapeville
ring while vhlting theia~<N>ftr Aldn
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■
S.
~t Edgar gjob loi and i i f e brought
Mr? and'. Hr*
o v lr HU mother from Daytona
entertained their preacher for did* Friday xo^Jirtr t3ia'eveninr w R *
nrr on Wednesday.'1 '
f
Mrs. BaRinger was a ' caller
Thursday to see Mrs. John Lund>
quiet. ' .
v ,
:
Letters from Fergus Falla tell 4JADB
All officers, of the Parent About Beginners For
Teachers Associations of the cityare asked to meet Tuesday after LqcuI Public
School
noon at four n’clmjek at the homo
Mrs. Luke Thompson and guest,
of Mrs. L. N. Mansell, lo ll Oak
Mrs. Ralph Shnrp uml two child
All-parents having children who
Avenue. The purpose o f this meet i will be six years old before Janu ren leave Monday for Philadelphia, IM' S. Oilcan Thompson of Jackson*
A good actor never acts."
KINDERGARTEN
Thus does Vfetor Fleming, the mg is to urrnngc and perfect plans ary 1, 1928 will be interested to Pa., where they will spend some ville, Mrs. Craig Thompson, Miss
MONDAY
X wish to announce, the opening of Sanford School o{
Margaret Thompson and Charles
f 'r the years work. All chairman
rj Daughters Class of tho man who preduced “ The Rough secretaries and treasurers of each know that thoy mny enter them for time visiting relatives.
Thompson motored to Daytona
Kindergarten, 26th. of September, South Side Primary.. ‘
Riders”
for
paramount,
sum
up
...
,
the first term of school as there
jj.t i liurth'WiU; hold a binBeach Sunday where they spent
*t>i
years
of
experience
With
those
who
j"-,,o
c
a
,t
lo
n
arp
asked
to
attend,
Lists
of
books
and
supplies
will
be
.will
he
no'
mid-year
beginner's
Tuition $4 month.
iml social meeting in the
the
day."
giv-a
out
at
the
time
of
registra
live
to
emote
and
emote
to
live.
^lass. Only those who are six years
-annex Monday at 8 o'clock.
Miss Versa Woodcock leaves
Hours 9 to 11:30— On grounds until 12
tion.
Fleming declares that only re
lEveljn 'Edenficld uml M,is?
this week for Ocntu where she will of ago before the above date- urtU
ELLENTOWN — Manatee Land
All
pupils
above
first
grade,
wbn
Calvert System Taught
cently
has
this
feeling
taken
the
bu
allowed
to
enter.
1 brooks will be hostesses.
risit her sister.
Miss Treesie McRae,.Teacher.
Registration in the
Primary are new in schoul are requested to & Oil Company Inc, purchased
Itlin- (i. Me Kim will have definite form of a conviction; only
when he was directing Emil JnnSchools will take, place Monday register in the office with the prin l 000 ncres of land for subdivision;
', l( the special program.
10 oil tset wells to be drilled.
nings^
in
that
great
international
L.
E.
Tew
has
returned
home
September 28 from 12 o’clock. cipal of the building.
TUESDAY
nrtist's
first
Americnn
production
after
having
spent
several
weeks
ujn* of officers of all Par“ The Way of All Flesh” which at Hot Spriings, Ark.
ten In rs Association o f the
comes to the Mllanc Theater to
o’clock at the home of day-.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Herndon
* N. Mansell, loll Oak Ave.
Fleming explains by citing Jnn- and family spent the day Sunday
Woman’s Circle of the
ver-, pleasantly at Coronado Beach.
fctermn Church will meet nings’ work as an example.
“ Frequently during the filming
|r* Charles M. Powell Jr.,
Sanford Avenue at 0:30 {tl ‘ The Way of All Flesh," ho says
A. H. Moses of New York, a
“ I hud megaphoned some direction winter resident of Sanford, bus
jnan Circle of the First Bap- to Jannings, naturally expecting arrived here to spend the season
fhunli will meet at 8 o’clock him to follow it. Much to my sur here.
|Mrs. Mack Cleveland 2473 prise, especially when we were
Itto Avenue with Mrs. Cleve- |just starting the picture together,
Herman Houk Jr. left Friday
lud M r T- L. Hale as host- he would turn toward the cameras for Bedford, Va., where he will atand me, a questioning look in his
Randolph Mucon .Military
eyes. The scene would stop. The tend
\\ k d n e s d a y
Academy.
lies of the Rosary Society of *N.G." slate was held in front of |
i.ols Catholic Church will give the lens.
Mr. uad Mrs. Ralph fimu]speed
Iscription bridge party at K “ Now what? I would think, won
4 4 0 * 4 2 N O R T H O R A N G E A V E . » D IA L 1 B 3 1
and Miss Leah Bartlett are spend
at the Parish Hall on Oak dering if wt. would ever manage to
ing a few weeks
ut * Davtuna
get through the entire picture.
Beach.
FRIDAY
“ ‘ But that is not right,* Jannings
He Raffo Missionary Society Would say. There was never a hint
Mrs. George A. DeCottes left
uld White Elephant party nt uf petulance; never a sign of irrita
Monduy morning for
Atlantic
ck at the Methodist Church tion.
Beach, where she will spend
a
“ ‘That Is not right. Let us talk few weeks.
it over. I must understand what
you want. My character must be
Miss Margaret Cox left Monday
real,’
for Boston, Mass., where she will
"Ami so we would carefully go resume her studies at Wheaton
cert Program <*f the Sanford over the change I desired in the College.
tipal Band at the Shell, for scene, discuss the situation so
Mrs. J. M. Wallace has as her
»>•, Sept, the 19th 1927 at 8 throughly and in such detail that
This Beautiful Mahogany
Jannings became in fnct the char- house guest nt her home on Sixth I
ncter
of
the
story,
feeling
the
same
Street,
Mrs,
Grady
Giddens
of
PART 1
Living* Room Suite
reactions.
Tampa.
Station "The Star Spangled
"It did not take me long to rea
fr” by Key.
Mr. and Mrs. Elder and Miss
larch “ The S'Oitherner’ by lize that Jannings can never give a
Alice
Elder spent the week-end
true
Jannings
performance
when
nder.
at
Daytona
verture “ Plantation Life” by he feels that he is acting," Fleming j *ery delightfully
continued. "And thnt is why I say t
election “ The Bells of Cori- that an actor who nets is never
Miss Frances Cherry arrived,
good actor."
J by Planquette.
here Snturtlay from Mount Olive,
|. Popular Song "Valencia" by
N. C. and is visiting her aunt Mrs.
Major and Mrs. F. Me Kenzle W. A. Zachary.
! r<x Trot "Smile A Little Davison returned home Saturday
Iby Norton St Shelvin.
•ivening from an extended visit ut
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Gatrhcl!
PART 2.
points in Kentucky, and Chicago, and children have returned home
JV'alse He Concert “ Southern 111 .
after having spent several weeks
■"by Strauss.
at Daytona Beach.
lfumor<ma Patrol “ On
My
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Trotter and
[to Dublin Bay” by Lumpe.
Miss Margaret Zachary leaves
"pereriptive
“ Home Sweet ohildren left Saturday for points
in Georgia and North Carolina Wednesday for Durham, N. C„
r,
. v»~o' x ^** Ithe World Over” by Buys.
a few where she will continue her studies
|edley (Request)
Echoes where they will, spend
T h w plare mahogany cane, back living
nt Duke University.
weeks.
This beautiful living room ttuilc, upholstered
ne South" by Ifit hmnn
mom aulte, upholstered In row and taup*
in fine quality of taupe and rotte mohair. Selid
Mnreh "University” of Florvelour. T»m extra pillows. Regular price $230.00
Mrs. Franklin Hardaway nnd
Miss Edna Harris who has been
mahogany franio with Nachman spring con|ty Penellu.
HALE I’ ll RICE $149.75
baby
spent
the
day
here
Sunday
visiting her
slater Mrs.
June
atruction. Reverse cushions* op figured satin
Joe Reizenstein
A beautiful three piece fibre bed-davenport
Roumillat for the past week left as the guests of her parents, Mr.
damask. Regular price $273.05.
Bandmaster
Saturday evening for her home ut and Mrs Harry J. Wilson.
suite. Sepia flnixh, with decoration* of blue
SA|*E PRICE JIBSJJO.
and gold, and m*e and d»ma»k cuxhiona. Two
Jacksonville.
CARD OK THANKS
Two piece rota* and taupe 'mohair living
James L. Wells left Saturday
extra pillows. Regular price $130.00.
wish to thank our many
room suite. Regular price 9295.00.
Mre. Robert J. IDdly ami the for Savannah Gu., where he wns
who were so attentive and
SALK PRICE 5147J10
SALE PRICE $98.73
Mildred Holly joined by other A. C. L. traffic
■thetic toward us during the Misses Mae and
Three piece all over rose and taupe mohair
Oval table to match $8.75.
living riNmi suite*
Regular pflre $35IMI0
and death of our dear old left Monday morning for Daytona managers, going from there to
Three piece fibre bed-davenport suite. Star
|r, Mrs. C. A. Reed, and those Bench where they will spend sev Richmond Va., where they will
SALE PRICE 5235100
gold finish, with decoration* of gold and red.
attend
the
convention
which
con
ere so liberal in the offering eral weeks.
Three piece all over mohair living room
CuihlonN upholstered In Nplendid quality of
venes here next Saturday.
Jth beautiful flowers.
suite. Regular price 5375.00.
black and roae tapestry. Regular price $130.00.
Judge
and
Mrs.
W,
Widlace
_ SALE PIUCF* 5I9H75
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Gates.
HALE PRICE $89.73
ce Mahogany Bedroom Suite
Wright motored Sunday to Day
Three piece taupe and rose living room
Three
piece
blue and hruwn decorated fibre
10 piece antique apd roekar. bench, and two vanl<
Rolluml Thompson and tona Beach where they spent the
sidle, upholstered in Jacquard velour. Regular
auite. Upholstered In green and orange cre
am suite, con* ty mirrors. This le an exceptional
daughter and Mrs. Oznlean day ns the guests of Mr.'and Mrs.
price $215.00.
tonne. Regular price $98.73.
, dresser chlff. volue U beautifully finished
on who have been the G. S. Fitzgerald.
SALE PRICE 5135.00
HALF,
PRICE
$62.50
Ijrht table, chair m alU m y. Regular price 13*5.00
of Mr. and Mrs. Luke
Three piece taupe and Idue Jacquard velour
Three piece fibre living room auite.
Fin*
for the past week,
living room suite. Regular price $175.00.
Miss Snra Warren Eaaterby,
SALE PRICE $262.50,
Ished In xhaded orange. Cuahiona upholstered
SALE PRICE 5135.00
|Monday afternoon for their Miss Mina Howard, Miss Fern
Five piece bedroom nulMi ln
in blue and rose damssk. Regular price $98.73.
Four piece bedrqctm auite In
Three piece cane hack living room suite.
Ward and Miss Margaret Cox mot-|
i at Jacksonville,
Jade green with orange detoraHALE PRICE $69.73
Upholstered in beautiful damask,'with loose
tored to. Daytona Beach Sunday
dawn gray. Consists o f dreeaer,
tlon. Regular price $150.00.
rilshions. Regular price 5395.00.
Table to match for $19.73.
HU)i.pott bed, ckfir and n x frr.
iiml Mrs. Ernest Housholder where thpy spent the day.
BALE PRICK <6045.
TODAY
SALE
PRICE
S182J0
Odd
wing
chair,
upholstered
In
blue
and
Jay for Jacksonville where
Regular price $673.od.
Five piece walnut bedroom suite,
Three piece cane back living room suite,
taupe Jacquard velour. Regular price $17210.
Robert C, Thrasher has return "THE WAY OF ALL FLESH”
^pent the weekend with relSALE PRICK 198.75.
conaklln. yf
finished In green lacquer.
Upholstered in
SALE PRICE $29.75
Tlscy will be accompanied ed home from Hastings where he Emil Jannings in the picture
splendid
quality
nf
blue
and
rose
silk
damask,
t.luh chair, upholxtcred In blue and taupe
[by their young son, Knrlyle, haa been spending the past two that is sweeing the nation—the
Rocker to match $8.75.
with two extra pillows. Regular price $150.00.
film that broke ull records ut
Jacquard velour. Kegulnr price $15.09.
been visiting his grand- weeks with his wife who is visiting
BALE
PRICE
159.71
SALE
PRICE
$39.75'
Gfay
and bine decorated drees,
HALE PRICE $29.75
IRev. and Mrs. A* E. Huus- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. the Florida theuter in Jackson
Three piece mahogany cane.back living
e/.
witl)
mahogany* Interior. Regville.
Fluke,
Uive seat. CphuUtercd In buff and rose depmom suite, upholstered In rUm and taupe
Comedy
ham.
Regular
price
I47J1D.
velour. Regular price $125.00.
’ "OH TAXI”
Mrs. Wilson F. Allen has as her
ktW. Turner left Saturda
PRipB $f5.00.
RALE PRICE $29.75
SALE PRICE $7550
*
Milnne
Paramount
News
jtiaUa., where she was cal house guesta at her home on Or
till illness of her mother ange Avenue, her sister and hus
Odd drawer In French Ivory
Breakfast Room Suites
urn Morrow. During her band, Mr. nnd Mra. George B.
wlt|»
tfrpfu decoration. Regular
TUESDAY
A beautiful 6 piece fibre breakfaal room
her three younger chil- Weaver and son George Jr., of
■ulte,
decorated
In
blue.
Regulf
r
price
$90.00,
"IRISH
HEARTS"
p
r
W
IW *'
Tampa.
|Marjorie, Elizabeth and
Four piece bedroom salt# In ' V . SALE PRICE $49.73.
HALE PRICE $59.75.
’ will visit their aunt Mrs.
Mny McAvoy in a quaint
antiqnt walnut. Ctfnxlsti o f*
Mrs. Lyoyd Boyle, who hns been a quuint Irish play that you’ll
Thittener at Tampa.
Fibre breakfaat room auite of 6 piece*. d<
dreaalng table, full alxed bed.
Bench, rocker, and night table
i spending the past fortnight visitlove. Ko-ll> Kuartette will
orated in blue and red. Regular price $110.
cheat a ad chair.'’'Regular price
to match, «t 99JO each.
.
Houser has returned home •ing her parents at Laurens, S. C., warble "KENTUCKY,” Comedy,
HALE PRICE $39.73.
Waycross, Ga., where he returned home Sunday evening.
Variety and selections by Mr.
Breakfaat room auite of 5 piece*, decorated
v - R uga
*^JiA L B PRICE 911S.00.
Brockahahn from
Jtverel days with Mrs. IIous- She wns joined nt Jacksonville by
in blue and Ivory. Regular price $43.00.
Argonne
velvet rugs, slze,,^
Mr.
Boyle.
"EL TROVATORE”
recently underwent u ser*
SALE PRICE $22.50.
Living Room ,
10 Piece-Antique Walnut
9x12.
Regular
price $52-50.
^•ration at the Waycross
Walnut breakfaat room auite of 6 plecra,*
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Pippin, and
Tables *and Chairs
dining room suite, consisting o f 72 inch
Her many friends will
consisting of Welat cabinet, table and 4 chalra.
SALE
PRICE
$27.& >; 'j ’
**d to learn that she is son, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. II. Laney
buffet, china cabinet, extension table,
Regular price $119-00.
1
and children. Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
[along nicely.
HALE PRICE $49.75.'
server, 5 side chairs and urm chair.
atcr ruga, size 9x12. Regu
Gammon and children and liste r
Imported Japanese Ilba^ baeakfaat room
TODAY
SALK PRICE 1175.
Ikautifuliy
finished
cabinet
work
o
f
the
Rivers
formed
a
arty
motoring
to
lar price $75.00.
auite, consisting of table and Z peacock chalra,
' 9. W. Houk and little Miss
Night tablee In assorted finishes
"THE RANGE RIDER”
very best. Regular price $350.00.
beautifully decorated. Regular pti«e $150.00.
SALE PRICE $87.10
•
'Houk have returned from a Daytona Beach for the day.
from 18.00 to 110.00.
Ben Wilson In an exciting pic
BALK PRICE 169.73.
p several months nt their
Other occaalonal tablee ranging
SALE
PRICE
$219.75
Fibre
ruga,
size
0x9.
V
'
■
*
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts and
ture of fast action.
Rome ut Waco, Texas, and
in price from 55.00 !• 517JO
SALE PRICE $6.25..
'
10 Piece American Walnu} dining room
the latter's uncle, Walter Beatty,
Chapter 9 of
A Urge aaeortment e f uphol
pined Mr. Houk for a per*
:<•
left Monday morning in their car
suite.
Regular
Price
$185.00.
TROOPER-NO. 77.”
Every piece of furniture displayed at
stered
room chair*, rang
residence in Sanford and for Albany, Agusta, and other
Comedy
SALE PRICE $9£.75.
this aaie will be marked in plain flgurra,
ing In’ price from H IJ * to ftt.00
>atly located at the Lung- points in Georgia where they will
Garland Gaa
“ ALICE’S PICNIC”
and every piece will be aold absolutely
Odd fibre chain, uphelatered.
9 piece American Walnut dining room
srtments on Park Avenue. spend 10 days.
to $40.00
aa marked
suite Regular Price. $167.50.
’ *nd Mrs. G. M. Henderson
Mrs. J. E. Creech and son, Bob
SALE PRICE $79.50.
The aale will be conducted at our pro*,
!*• daughter, Nancy Lee, by Davies of Jacksonville,
are
eat warehouse, which la located U 1W
9
Piece
American
Walnut dining room
"•dnesday
morning in spending a short time in Sanford
West Amelia Avenue.
suite*
Regular.price
$150.00.
TRUEMAN
P ! f°r an . extended visit as the guests of Mrs. Creech's
flriativci at points In Vir- sister Mrs. N. O. Garner at her
During the sale, attractive prices will
. , SAJJ2, qRICE $98.75.
FERTILIZER
west Virginia and Tennes- home on Mellonville Avenue.
also be found at our main ■tare rooms,
9 Piece Hugenot Walnut dining room
440 North OTaage Avenue.
plan to attend the
suite. Regular Price $150.00.
CO.
"gton nnd Lee,—West VirThe many friends o f Mrs. John
SALE PRICE $69.75.
i i , "all game October 1 at Wimblsh, formerly of this city but
8
l*iece
American
Walnut dining room
7*. JV. Va. The latter now of Orlando, will
Main O ffice and
regret to
suite, consisting o f buffet, table and 6
“ -’lr. Henderson’s alnta Itarn that she underwent a serious
Factory
I chairs. Regular Price $135.00
operation Monday morning at the
Jacksonville, Fla.
Orange General hospital nt Or
SA LE Price $65.00
H. Sleinbridge of Loa Ang lando.
L
ocal"
Reprensenta9
Piece
Walnut
dining room suite, Reg
,* will arrive here Wedular
Price
$225.00
.
tive
vi,lt his sister, Mrs.
Mrs. D. A. Kelly, a former resi
- • •lunson at her home on dent of Sanford but now of Cali
SALE PRICE $149.75.
Avenue. Mr. Stembridge fornia. soils today from England
Also
a
few
odd pieces at eloee-out
time Iumj tn Sanfonl and
C. L. Detby
*
for New York, and will come di
v prices. •
« « greatly an- rectly to Sanford to visit friends
,M IHI
Phone 818
th-h /•^ t. He ia assoclat* here. Mrs. Kelly sailed from Wil
film companies o f Los mington, Ca., last
October for
Storage
office at Holly- Honolulu where she spent two
Sanford Feed A
‘ o dally touch months, going from there
to
Supply Co.
l*fe and the per- Egypt, India, France. Japan, Ger
filih activities.
many, Scotland and England.
Calendar
O f S lig h tly Used A n d
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THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY SEPTEMBER. 19, 1927.
BIG B0RR0WER0F Crowds Jam S treets S a r g e n t D eclares r
P aris A s Second Prison Cotton D oes
DAYTONABANKTO Of
A .E .F.H oldsParade'N ot Hurt M arkets
BE i PROSECUTED
Geneva
Mrs. J. C. Bills anil threi’ litila
______
j
-J____
.through the east to N.
camping
.
(Continued From Fage One)
. W ASH INTON, Sept. 19— Reply on the way and visiting friends
,__ .__
1uniform* and headgear. Instead o f 11ing to the recurring protest from and relatives ettroute. They wore
W .H .Tunniellffe, Receiver O f the dull khaki of the former pur- the Textile Industry Attorney O n - 1accompanied by Mrs. Hugh ChnjH
eral
Sargent today
declared men, Mrs. Bills' sister, who will ^
D e fu n d t A m e rica n Bank A nd
TV,,-*
*■■“ procession asembled in th- that not only d« no prison made t tench English and history in the'
trust L.ompnn>, l urns Over shadow of Washington's monument Koods reach the commercial mar., Ingli -i hool.
Mrs. Paris and little daughter,
R e p o r t To state Attorney at Place Diena, and was headed by k<*l, but that the output of Federal
■|th«v Garrte Hepublicane He la* j penitenta>y factories is in*uf- Katherine, returned to their hnmi!
DAYTONA BEACH, Sept. 19— France, mounted, with its best j fU-jent to meet even government ir. Fayattville, W. \ a. Mrs. Paris
i.i a niece of Mrs. J. Bucklish.
*1 have turned over to State’s At- bund. The Garde was followed by n requirements
Mr. and Mrs. It K Franklin and
torney Scarlett a complete1
complete^ repo11
repo-1 : battalion
nntianon ootf French
rrenen infantry
intantry and
ana i Tf,e
The aamp
, art,p H
situation
jtuntion hr
has been in
—
*
_ 1» it
.a*.
at .
_* 1___ _ thn rnaatn.i f 'o ie j o f lh a nltiiul n o t .
.•
»
.t
little
daughter. Fredia, have re
o f nil the questionable transactions) the massed flags of the allied nat-. vfstigated
by
the comnie're
o f the American Bank & Trust I lon"- General i’ershing and Nat- i Department, which found
foun that the turned from a two months trip
through Louisiana and Texas visit-1
company and I feel certain
that ' i°, ttl ( onimnnder
government's
policy
. . ijuvnge
, followed
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Mr. Scarletl Is making n thorough lthe,,e c a r t e d by a color guard taring u certain of the textile mg friends and relatives.
Mrs. T. I hinanzee arrived last
Investigation and will take what- , composed o f French and American requirements in prisons is with] Wednesday from Blakely, tiu., She
»W t action is justified by the evi- ,soldiers. Delegations representing •ut effort on the general market. ]
will fill the position of principal of
the
United
States
auxiliaries
fol
dance. ^
The association of cotton tex
I
lowed. From Washington's monu- tile manufactures?™ of Sew York, 1the school.
This statement
was made , by W.
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ment the Americans marched eight asked Sargent f'O- a report on I' Henry Aninson has gone to,
H. Tunnicliffe, receiver for the j abreast down the middle of the
i Washington, D. < . t" take a gov
American Bank & Trust company.. , twel to P|a v K u u Unis and Alan activities of the penitentiary Ij eminent position.
j
plants, pointing out that the At-1
ftev.
Hevett
and
family
returned
]l
“ Dltl that report include evld-jSeegtr monument, where
‘‘eyes
,
,
junta prison cotton mills is ‘‘ fr e -1
ence Of
mis- mniAgement and , right was executed and the colors j qUPnt)y the subject of comment from a motor trip to Detroit, Mich,
fraudulent practices?
Mr. Tun- dinned.
>fn our industry and we find that and has resumed his pastorate
F rom the tomb of the Unknown there in a great deal of misinfor the Baptist church.
n ld lffe was asked.
| From
Soldier., the parade passed through mation regarding it.”
“ It did,” he replied.
VALPARAISO. Fla.. Sept. 17.—
“ How much money did llowa> l Champs Elysees, passing the re
Where the government uses of
Skyles. former president of the viewing stands erected ot the en 12,000,000 yards of cotton duck and (IN S )—An 800-j|*unil man-eater j trance to the Tuille'ies Gardens, other textiles annually, the Atlan was recently exhibited here hy 11
bank, borrow from the bank?’*
thence through Place De l,n Con ta mill furnishes only *1,500,000 Charles Post), of Chit-ago. He
“ Peraonally about 117,000.”
caught the huge shark if- the Gulf
“ How much had members of his corde, to Rue iloynle and past the yards, according to Sargent.
Church
of
the
Madeleine,
down
to
The cotton mill Is equipped with near the entinure of E <t Pass,
family and corporations in which
There the 7.048 twister spindles and 541 where sharks are said to bo quite 1
he was the dominant influence Place De La Opera.
parade turned right, down Avenue looms, the majority ■'f which pro numerous. Several pieces of broken *
bo»row ?”
crockery were found inside the
“ I think it will run close to $100, De La Opera, thence over Rue A>- duct duck. All grades of this pro
large fish.
cole
Bridge,
and
finally
diabnndduct,
nnd
a
small
quantity
of
nain
000.” ,
"Have you demanded that he ed in the shadow- of Notre Dame sook, drill and sheeting are manu
MELBOURNE W> rk to begin I
Cathedral.
factured.
return this m oney?”
of
Crane
soon dredging mouth
"The
products
of
the
mill
nr?
not
It is safe to say that no parade
"Yes, indeed. He has promised
sold in the commercial m a r k e t,” . Creek
in
the
history
of
France
ever
was
to pay it back but we are now su
so heavily guarded. Blue clad poil- Sargent said. "The whole output is
ing him for i t ”
used by various branches <-f the
“ Do ^ou think that the direct us lined the route of the parade government.”
ors of (he bnnk w’ere in any way throughout, and numbers of them
i*x tended into side streets in order1
.
implicated with Skyles?"
“ I do not. It was run ns n one- to prevent unexpected coups by ' “ "*«* Particularly big hand,
communists. Soldiers were conThe unit* getting the greatest
man bnlik.”
Mr, Tunnicliffe said he hud centrated about the -eviewing npplauae wen* the Oklahoma Inevery confidencec that Mr. Scar stands which held the elite of the! ,,' “ n" 1 ^ho marched n nativ e rea^H O T E L
*alia; the Kankee. Illinois, drum
lett would go to the bottom of the French government.
The only note of disorder occurr-17>rP8: Charloflt*’ N" rth. ( u ’ 01li« “ ‘
bank cases. He said he had vol
. AnK',Ml «*"*•"
unteered hia fullest co-opcrution ed during the first hour of the Idrum corP*i
and that all records of the bank parade, when communists to-e o f f '« * rP": C,Mrfleld- ^ """ylva n la
were at'tue disposal of the state's some French and Amerimn flags]
Massachusetts large dele
with which taxicabs in the outly-1
attorney.
ing districts were bedecked. There gation was well received, despite i
the resentment still lingering over |
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, Fla., were no serious incidents, how* the execution of Sacco and Vanever.
Sept, 17.— (IN S )— As the family
When the New York delegation zetti. The Bay staters had been
of Col. Culpepper, o f thla city, wa*
app'ehensive of possible hisses
listening to a radio concert during passed the reviewing stands Gen
a recent Storm, there was a sudden erals Foch and Gouraud asked for and entrails, but there were none,|
clap o f thunder, the room was fill- Mayor Walker. Informed thut the One group of Italian Fascist!
ed with a blinding flash and those Mayor was not present, but that among the onlookers saluted th e1
“ listening in'* were stunned. Wires he was on the Crillon Balcony, Massachusetts colors.
The marchers exchanged good^
not well grounded was given as the hurriedly sent for him, insisting
cause.
that he come to the stand
M r.;natur<‘d wilurtlona with the m iwds.j
Walker complied, 'taking
ing the s a l-lTh« U 'ge delegations from Penn-1
MOUNT DORA — Additional utee and the cheers of the New sylvania, Ohio and Indiana sung
their native songs as they march
wells and increased pumping faci York Leglonalrea.
lities voted for water supply.
The enthusiasm of the boule- ed.
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vardiers amazed both American
J A C K S O N V IL L E
BARTOW — Work under wny
WEBSTER—Atlantic Coast Line onlookers and legion heads, ' The
Railroaf will construct 120,000 streets resounded to “ bravos” and building bridge ucross Peaee Rivn*r
F L O R ID A
freight and passenger station.
“ vlvies,” the women mmcheri get- on latke Wales road.
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In buying advertising a merchant must
consider what portion of the territory
served the medium selected will cover.
The cost of advertising should always
be judged by results, for results alone are
what count.
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FLAGLER
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W-H-Y
C. paper in Seminole County, an adver
tiser can at one cost put his message
rift- *
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Should the good people of Sanford be asked to
before 90 per cent of the people that l^ve
^patronize the Sanford Laundry and the little R e d
in Sanford's trading territory. No risks,
b
W agon s as a home industry?
no if’s and’s and but's about it—The
i*- fj a
Herald covers the field thoroughly.
Did they patronize home industry when they had
the little red w agons painted in W in ter Park? W a s
there no Autom obile or Sign Painter in Sanford.
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“ W e are a hom e industry.” W e were doing business
Appropriation
in Sanford before the Sanford Laundry w as built, and
e have
never found
it
necessary
to
ask
Chamber of Com m erce or the City Commission to
protect our
business
from
Competition,
we
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the
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equipped to give you the very best in Dry Cleaning,
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Through The Herald an advertiser can
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•*
in Sanford—this medium needs no sup
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; :. "v
plementary publicity-The Herald is an
evening paper, a paper which goes home
IV*
and is read by all the family.
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Laundering, Dyeing, R u g Cleaning, and Pleating.
Phone 481-J
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 1927
[ s»nford Dally Herald
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ant a d
rates
T,rm*: Cash in Advance
KRING YOUR WATCH to me. I 11— M iscellaneous
have materials, tools, ability* to
put it in order. Peter E. Ahesrn.
CAR AWNINGS.—Auto A
W. » First St. Sanfonl.
Co. 11 Ball Bldg.
YOUR BUSINESS - card appear
Intc dally in
phone ads, will be received
patrons and collector *ent
icdiately for payment.
will
BY WILLIAMS
Another Talley?
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im T o a w h o l e . r a n c h
12— Wanted
reach over 3,000 every dayl
-and it costs so little a 12 word
ad for one month costs only $2.60. Inota, Fla
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Time rates on request.
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Mecutive insertions.
for
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14— Dooms Without Hoard
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Herald
representative
familiar with rates
ts and
clnssif action will
e you complete information*
i i f you wish they will assist
i in wording your want ad.
make it more cfrestive.iroughly
IMPORTANT NOTICE
-Automobiles
}k
cn
V
v is it o r s
n o u
C u R lR —
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^ - A - T v - I E T IS — T R '
J o n e s K iK lP u n O v l
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nother
Pa
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a s h a m e d
P l a v in c t
To r e
o n
T l-IA T /P O O R
F E LLO W ?/
Esther Stoll of Heaver. Pa , sopran o. Is gaining wide notice
a b roa d . Miss Stoll ( a b o v e ) has
been e n g a g e d by the Prussian
State O p era C om pany to sing In
the Herm an State Opera at Cassel.
Germany, fo r two years.
Here’s Al Ulbrtcksou, w h o has
•mreeded R usty Callow ns eoacti
of the Washington crew. UlhrtckF O R SALK:
Well construcctcd Fon Hie greatest stroke the llnsk*
bungalow, corner Palmetto Avo les have ever had. is a Seattlo
anil rwrue Street. Five rooms, bath bm* and prom ises lo uphold the
with shower, kitchen equipped with Otiotige of the Husky crew m
row lug circles.
electric runge. Owner out of the
BUILDING BLOCKS
Irrigation [Two rooms with bath; completely
boxes and general cement work' furnished; close in; apply 303
iracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- Holly Ave. Also 3 room furnished
house nnd ?nrage, near state road
al city limits.
WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT
SHOP
_
engraving Furnished rooms for light house
embossing. See us first. We do it
keeping, with or without gurage city and will sell at lese than act
ual value. Price $66(10.00 with $100
Phone 417-W. R.R. Avenue-Com 618 Laurel Ave.
cash and $75 monthly. Address
----------------- - | BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS— Box I'D care The Herald.
te
line of !Two rooms kitchenette and bath, t
-;----------- ow
prices, iattractively furnished, centrally $3?;i0.00 is the pricco of smnl1 cotWhere Good !located, all improvements; $6 per*•»«<* " n well Wat ml lot on MugUaple
and jwcek. Tel 777 or 775.
"olia Avenue. $60 cash all that is
tdvertisers should give their
Kt or postoffice address as
||as their phone number if
iy desire results. About < le
ider out of a thousand has
telephone and th cothcrs
it communicate with you
16— Houses For Kent
less they know your address.
CONCRETE in every shape and
HI discontinucnce MUST be I form, blocks, tile roofing, orna
mentals, etc. Sanford Cement I*rodide in person at the Sanford
T»ld office or by letter. Tele- i ucts Company, Fifth and Maple
St». Phone 112-W.
Me discontinucnces are not
Efficient
\
2 Furnished rooms, private home
near schools, convenient for tea
chers, Phone 27'J—J.
CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS ..... —
WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT ROOM
SOMETHING NEW AND BET
TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA
TION- CALL PHONE 235-J OR
P a ra lle lin g Marion T alley 's rapid
SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD,
rise lo grand o p era fam e. Miss
FLA
15— A partm ent F or Kent
PHONOGRAPH repairing, piano!
tuning by experts with 17 years I FOR RENT: 3 room furnished apexpfripnee., Sanford music store
ailment, private bath, screened
and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & II Me- 1 porch. $8 per week. 111!) Myrtle
Lander Arcade, Phone 832.
j Avc. Phone 33tt— W.
t
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V N E .L I-M A
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractqr
600 w . First St. it
Phone 441
JlUTAL ROOFING—The Roof Kv*
“orlasting.. Metal . shingled;
$landing seam tin and galvanized
roofs. See James II. Cowan. Oak
Ave. and Phird St. Phone 111.
FOR RENT 5-room bungalow with
-garage, $30 p£V month, WoodtylT
Sub-division; T .‘]A . Ilrothcrson,
as In
PARIS. Sept II. - ( . N S ) —Puris
ha- a new King, although it is the
capital of the French Republic.
!(► iv ^Ui I, king of the hoys,
l'l ACRES in I.ongwood, corner of crpwnioat the place de I'Opera by
Grove and Ornngo Avenues S. E. hundreds of littb urchins who
1-4 oft N. E. 1-4 of S. -W. 1-1 See. thin followed him in a long pro
25 Twp. 20 Rnnge 20. wiomas J. cession throughout the streets of
the city,-proving their highest ulBaxtl•r i<orc Uctyvld.
laginme.
,
1 _ _ L__ lL/1 i l l
i'iti is just a good Imy at heme
4 M i dt 'f ;«* i j tob _______ lag,well as in school and happen* to
$10 cash nnd $10 monthly will buy ' bfi the son of a house-porter. He
elected ns the most p<pglac
gco.l building lot at^mnnrkably
low prlPc. Box U’J clrj] TThe Her-
2 1 — A cre a g e F or Sale
Couzens Builds Bath a School
FOIt RENT:'Five room bungalow
’ at'the cornet of Putmclto Avenue
nnd Kntie Street, Large living
room, dining room, two bedrooms,
bath, with shower, kitchen equipped with ejectrie range. Front and
rehi*>porchca. $tQ monthly. A (% cnT
ft’' l i T1 pint Till* Mnrnlil
A REA|, hqigjjit fgr tfr* min.who
wishes to* cti^itg#* injHhe raising
of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry
SPANISH
BUNGALOW — on! anil live stock of all kinds. ThirtyHigh Street near Elm Avenue.' four acres of lend thut offers high
rolling lands for citrus, muck lands
Furnished, all improvements, gar for truck and bulbs and a small
age, two bedrooms, hath, living
lake for pasture land. On the Sunroom, dining nook, kitchen. Beau ford-Orlnndo road three miles from
tiful shade trees. Owner in the { Snnford. One thousand dollars cash,
north. Will rent to responsible] balance on easy terms that will al
party at reasonable rate. Ask for, low you to make the payments
Mr. Berg at the Herald office.
from the land. Idonl location for
filling station unit small store close
to homes of fifty or more families.
FOR RENT: Small cottage cn A country home close to the city
Magnolia Avenue just north of markets. High, dry and healthy.
Central Street. $25.00 monthly. Address R. C. care Herald.
Uox 123 care The Herald.
2 f— Miscellaneous For Sale
WASHINGTON. Sept. IP. Mr.
Blinoit Michelet, the ind.datignble
ftpaly t of vot'ng statlst'ci, has
fsuml that th.> primary vote of the
4D slates which have primaries is
lltcfccsing ah< .it six times us fust
KJD4S A COWAN CO. Auto , 5— Help W
CS^he giinrr.il elect*a vote.
uiator and sheet metal works. ’
Ptfqnch Avo. I’ hune 716-W,
From this, Mr. Michelet deduces
WANTED: oedt attractive girl or
jtiay Puree will soon he more thut the priniurics are coming
young woman with good person
ANFUKD BUICK CO
worthy than ever of its old title moil* ami more to take the lilacs
ality to take charge of a business.
£12 Magnolia Avc.
“ IJr Villa J-umlero,” fo r -even the of the election. In 13 states th<S nriSalary and commission both. Won
i
PliOMe 367.
g.Tdarmes will wave little lights. maf.irvtte ifxFceiN the generaf elec
derful opportunity for the right
B\oerts of the city traffic division tion vote, in 13 others it uppeor* I ••••• •••• » •■ .V .V ,V .V .V *V .% V ^ i’ «V,,,V .V ,V iV.V.,.V A V .W » J ‘
/.MODEL TRIM CO.
person. Apply B. nt Valdez Hotel.
"f thq Police Department are con to he the determining factor in the Tho schoolhouse at Bath; Mich., wrecked by a manlac’a bomb laetl
trim the car, not the owner/'
ducting a series of experiments iclecti< a and in six or eight of the Mar ia an exploelon that killed 40 children, is to have a new school1
b— Help Wanted (M ale)
Phone 817 for estimates
^Rh l Jtew form of police club. It other 11 primary states the issue is — the gift of Senator James Couzens of Michigan. Hera ia tha
P. W. RADFOJtD
is-jtvhlto and hollow, with openings seldom in doubt ufler the primaries. frcbltest’g drawing of the building, construction of which U now
Mr. Michelet shows thut the
atUhe end into which are fitted red
getting under way.
Free Rent— in exchange for about
^HUPS--M ARM0NS. i .
primury
vote has increased from
and
white
electric
bulbs
connected
one hours janitor service daily;
Sanford Automobile Co.
with a dry buttery attached to the 8,450,150 in H>20 to 13,829215 in
we will give free rent on a three
Magnolia Avc.
Phone 137, room apurtment located in business
p'dlcemun’s belt. These illuminated 1026, when the general election
G. A. R. Chief
READY TO FLY
policemen, wijl give fairy-like as vote for the 40 states was 17,167*
district. Apply foreman at Sanford
IFORD-Overland Co. Willys- Herald.
pect, with hundreds of red and 314. This was a gain of 60 percent
1024 was 50
ftights A Overland, Whippits.
white lamps twinkling ut street The gain from 1020
per cent while there were only 10
kA Commercial ,Sts. Phone 58. MAN—Tb run McCormick-I)t>ercorners along the boulevards.
The ordinury white club which per cent more votes In the general
ing tractor. Must be thoroly ex
IINOLB HUDSON- ESSEX
the,
gendarme carries Is just now I’hctlon in the entire 48 stutes. On
perienced and capable. Steudy 3
INC
celebrating
its thlr}y-|rst anni the busia of these figures, Mich
months job. W. M. Young, 200 N. 19— Houses For Sale
FOR SALK: 4 collie pups. 9 w
elet describes the primary growth
203 Oak Avo.
versary.
Park Ave.
us “ the most conspicuous feature on
old. $4:00 each. Phor.e 3206
Phone 41
the face of American politics."
A
sign
in
u
coiffeur’s
window
in
FIELD MANAGER-r-For 160 acre FOR SALE: Furnished Spanish FOR SALE, A bargain, Dodtrc
In tbia study, Mr. Michelet has
Ihineiw Service
tho
rue
St.
I(<in<-Te
read*:
bungalow of 5 room*. Well locat
potato farm near Sanford. Must
d alt only with state-wide prispecial touring car, looks, condi
"Vincent,
coiffeur
for
Women
have had long experience, prefer ed, of good construction. Owner |tion, tires good. This Is a repossessstate of
"Permanent waving by Christian inurics for nomination
W. M. living out of city and will sell at etl car and cun he bought below real
ficial, nnd U.S. senators and con
[AL ROOFING—The. Roof F.v- ably in Hustings section.
"8yatem
Eugene”
reasonable price, and on easy value. The Chandler Motor Co.,
gressmen. Just such primaries, of
lutir.g.
Metal . shingIo$; Young, 200 N. Park Ave.
All the plays u part.
terms. House is located on High Inc., Kent Building. Phone 17.
course, as pr< duced the lament
W seam tin and* gklvlnized
Street, near Elm Avenue with ».tly.8ee James H. Cowan. Oak 10-B— Plants And Flowers
French newspuper gives the fol able Vure and Smith scundals in
tractive surrounding*. Double ga IV t iis : m n i it r n r iiT ns* «s:vi- lowing advice to young (nr old) Pennsylvania and Illinois and led *
►
«d Third St. Phone 111. ;
ivni.K rni'.VTY. s'l.oiim v . i v
t'Hhbagc: Plunts. early • Jersey rage. Price ^furnished $8,500/8)
men cvntempluing martiage.—“ Ar- such staunch friends of] the peopla j
I'tl.tMCKIt V
$500
cash
and
the
balance
any
re
usj Sfcretury Mellon. Senator Davo.
J H DINKI.S: am! l.OTTIS: I IMN-irann' to have tb ■ ludy of your _
15 DRUG STORE-i-Prs- * ovukefield ready to set $2.00 per
KI.K, Joltiril lie her liiinlmml ki »I choice peel some potatoes. If she Reed nnd Vice President Dawes to
pons, Drugs, Soda. We am M cash. Stewart the Florist, Me asonable way. Address Box 431 ties!
friend. J. B. DIKKI.K.
Com.
('are Herald.
cut* thick parings, she is extra suggest that primaries were very|
you as your phone. Cali 10J Lander Arcade.
idalnunts.
vagant, so beware!—If she washes bad things f< r the public’* morals. |
A* soon as the important facta (
II.
IIKItS.V III* and LILLIAN SI. them in only one water, she is not
IIKItN’ Altl) his wife, and CAItL
BY TAYLOR
very clean;if she leaves In the
KC ItA W K O RD . Defend! nta.
"eyes” , she is lazy; if she puts
TIIS: STATE OK S'l-ORIDA TO:
them to cook in too much fat, she
CAUL K. CIIAWS’ OUD. one of the
ALMOST BUT NOT
YEAH-IF 1THADMT
'MtU.HCREWE ARE
d*fendunl|i In the above entitled is a gourmandc, and if she let*
QUITE—Y’ MlOHT
^ BY GUM-HOW’S
bcem For i w kindthem burn, she is cnrcless."
cause:
WAT A RELIEF To
•AS WELL BE A
It appearing from an affidavit
hearted J0 DUE.
*IHAT FDR A THIRTY
OUTlMTrtE filed In this muse by the Complainv MILE AWAY —
WE'P LIKELY BE ON
FOOT POTT ?
Montmartc claims to o s s c s s the
ant that
you. Carl K. Crawford,
X 0PCM J Z S
V the rocks ____ ^
t world. It
k ALMOST IN THE .
arn n resident of a State or couotrv largast water-tank In t.JP
other than State of S’ lorldn: that is built of reinforced cement and
X
h ole
tha place of residence of this defen
dant Is unknown; that there In no measures eight feet at the base and
person or persons In the state.* of
i is 130 Jeet high. Th„ reservoir is
S'lnrlda. the service of a summons srparated into two chambers, one
tn chancery upon whom would Idnd of 21 feet containing Seine water,
you. anil that you nr* over the ns*
•the other of thirty feet for river
uf-tw en ty-on * years.
TH R R R gO R K . this Is tu command wuter
used for drinking. Two
KINGS TOSSED AWAY
you. Carl K. Crawford, to personally yearg were necessary for the con
he and appear before the Circuit
struction
of
thy
tank.
Now
there
Court at Hanford. Hemlnole County.)si
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I NEW YORK — A strunge clause
Florida on the third day of October. is no possibility of the Montmar- election.
The significance of th? figures, in the will of the late Mr*. GertA. D. 1S27 to make answer to the troia ever going thirsty.
Hill o ff Complaint filed against you
h"wever, seems to uttach to the rude Wooda provided that her rings
hv the Complainant In this cause,
otherwise said Hill of Complaint willi
Recent statistics which ure none fact that the primary system has be thrown Into the sea after the
themselves a diamonds had been taken from
he taken a* confessed by you. and to gratifying, show thet one-sizth given the voters
this ca u if proceed ex parte. Kald
slhnce
to
pick
Vaeir
dandidvtes^hem. Mrs. Woods, wife of Prof, Miss Ruth Elder and C
_i of France’s population is made up
rause being a suit praying for final
decree of foreclosure and sale of of illiterate people, thot ia, people and has made it much mere dlffi- James H. Wooda oj[ Harvard Coll- Haide man of Lakeland,
pol(ti- t. g L* . disappeared last June, and alx ably will be th# next.al
the following described property, who can nrlther read, jm r write. -ult for -the professional
situate, lying and being In Semin
-ians
and
machine
bosses
t«
hand- wc#ks later her body waa recover- tempt to'fly from Am#*
Thirty-five Frenchmen out of 1000
ole. Countv. Florida, to.wtti
ed in the ocean.
rope. Both are experiea
Lot II. Block C. o f Mitchell's
do not know their alphabet*, while pick them.
Hurvsy of. Levy (Irani, except.
in
Germany
the
ratio
is
no
more
Ing the hard road, and the Han
HOODOO CAR
ROMAN TICKETS
than i : five per thousand .and In
Ott.TfoCT^ACCNCttSION
ford suit Indian -lllver
Rail
road
lllght
of
W
a
y.
through
Switzerland
only
one.
AMONtS GOOOPUTfEf6‘
OP PICKIN’ UP
VIENNA.— The motor car In j LONDON. The ruins o f th# Rom
property as at present located.
Absence from the primary grades
I KNEW T COULD
Crider and hv vlrtura of that errwe Ba l l - why
reported at 11.30 in 19L6, which Archduke Ferdinand of Aus- , n amphitheater at CaerUoo. in
MAKE THAT HOLt
tain mortgaus dated th* l l t h day was
trim was slain at Sarajevo, Bosnia/. Monmouthshire, recently yielded a
E °*T YOU SHOOT
WELLTHAT^
of October. A. D. ISIS from H. Ber against 8.38 in the year 1022.
vsovm Y s o m e * ? /
June 28. 1914— the incident that leaden disk thought to be a theater
nard and wlf* Lillian M. Barnard a*
V ,T|N?
HOT A B A D
Mortgagors, and Carl T. Crawford,
Roman*.
nrocloltated fan
the
World War— ticket used by the ancient Romans.
.precipitated
, BOTHERS BIRDS
us Mortgagee, and of record In „
ID EA/
.
seem# to be pursued by tragedy. A
Mortgage Book >1. page t i l o f tho
In redecorating your home re
I’ nbl'r Records of Hemlnole County.
LONDON.— If you don't know dealer acquired the automobile reF lo r id a
member that light ceilings, med
rently^tnd
wklie
trying
to
pass
awhat
to
blame
it
on,
try
the
“
dis
IT 18 F U R TH E R O R D E R E D that
ium wall* and dark floor* with in a Mexico, Me
this notice he published In the turbance of ether by wireless, on nother car, the machine skidded,
„ out t‘ o much contrast or con In a check book
which a great number of things ts four of the party being killed.
spicuous figure* from the most
ham. had ladles
blamed here. One recent complaint
liveable rooms.
expensive,
Asparagus,
though
expenses,
paid the Boa tax
*i, that the birds are singularly af
—
1I—
fected, by the* disturbance in the can earn Its way If houaewlve*
an be made friendly
.region, ..of Vflreleii stations, wnd will use stalk* for soup and eeaaonby the addition of
{hat doves especially find It hard Ing after Up* have been Mn*dre, a colorful crystal
Hollsndaise sauce, "take# one of
to fimLPwir way home.
tty mirror that **August, A. D. i*S7.
the most appetizing and different lamp or a
; V. K. DOUULAH*.
fliet*
sunlight.
of luncheon dtshes.
(Mark « f Circuit Court
DODGE
lure cars and Graham t
ai^cl 13tn Street. Pnone 3.
By OBRTRUDK E. CAMBRON
Dtpufy Clsrk
•Hast)
I.- ” -nly. LauoarUy A Wart
Solicitors for cossplalaaaUk
i
P L A N T C IT Y — New city waterworks pumping station completed.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1027.
DUBLIN, Sept. 20— (INS) —
President. William T. Cosgravw’s
government party came through
the general elections of last
week with a hare majority A f
six seats in the Dail Elrtann,
complete tabulation of the. votes
showed today. The government
party and its minor supporting
parties won a total, of 79 seats,
as against 73 for the opposition,
composed o f th* . Fianna Fail,
.labor and communist parties.
tees Of Excessive
ins, Peculation
SPECIAL SESS
jy’s For $15,000
OP GRANS’
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Mussolini Praises
o ’s Successor
International News
‘ ROME, Sept. 20 —<)NS)—
Premier-- Mussolini today . re
ceived K. Koenlgsberg, presi
.
.
h ;: m3- to • .
dent of the International N*w*
Service, In private audience anJ
congratulated Mr. Koenigebefg
upon tha insurguration of an
International News Service re
7
. . . .
port to Italian newspapers.
Speakers Al A. E. F. Conven The premier converse# cordially
tion Include Pershing, Gou-' with Mr. Koenlgsberg for 20
ntud.Foch AndMany Others; minutes, expressing his satis
Meeting Is Big Love Feant faction and pleasure with tho
i ’
• I type of news which Internation
al News Service has been furni
Legion aires Pleased ! shing to Italian newspapers. He
he welcomed this organi
At Warm Reception said*
sation as a provider of news
.for Italian readers.
—
WASHINGTON, Sept 20,-(IN8) (I>>. of Arkansas. "Now la the
—The suggeetlon of E. T. Mere time for harmony and to name a
dith for a conference of dry lead sucreeasor to
McAdoo aa the
ers to select a standard bearer principal foe o f Gov. Al Smith
for the 1928 presidential campaign will not promote party harmony.
as successor to William Gibba
‘‘I atill believe Gov. Smith will
McAdoo,- met with opposition to make the same sacrifice McAdoo
day among some leading
Demo made. He will realize that if he
cratic spokesmen ia Washington. do«-s win the nomination after a
Theaa leaders : declared Mere bitter struggle, *ueh as took place
dith’s ides would only start! a new in 1921, it will bo an empty honor
MCAdoo-Smith war aad destroy to him. I believe Smith is just aa
all the benefits accruing from the generous a s . McAdoo, because be
withdrawal of McAdoo.
offered to mgke -this sacrifice in
“Thia isiy’t the time to prepare 1921. and I believe that he is jilat Firncli GiveVeiit.Totumuitufor--------said
war,"
gs generous now as he was then.”
Senator Caraway
ous C h eerin g Aa Pershing
Takes Stand ForHia Speech
*
ORLDPEACE
Senator Carrtprny Suggests
That Democrats Hold Next
Contention *^n Sight Of
Home o f Thom&sJefferson"
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rhat cooler In
I portions tonight;
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Class B Planes leave
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 0 - Anj
TROCADERO PALACE, Pari*.
Sept. 20. — From the same plat-,
appeal to the Democratic party to
form today, three of the great mil-1
hold its. 1928 convention at Char
taiy figures of tha World
War,
lottesville, Va., "In sight of the
Twenty-fiv« plane®, 13 in
General John J. Pershing, Marshal
home of Thomas Jefferson,” was Is
Foch and Gneral Gouraud, mili
class A and 12 in class B, were’
tary governor of Parta, joined to
sued here today by Senator T.
racing across the continent to
Caraway (D) of Arkansas,
,
gether in a atiring plea for eternal Government Opposed To D l*
day In the great New Yorte
»:
Caraway proposed the little Vir
world peace.
crimination
Against
AmerSheriff
HowtU
Put*
O
ff
Acto-Spoliane air Derby. * o*
ginia town so the Democrats will BobbedHalr BanditAndC
They spoke at, the second offic
lean Products Under. New . The first tra g ed y in the
be in the "proper atmosphere to
Hon until Final Report Of ial session of the American Legion
OfUnderworldK* Brains
French Tariff Schedules transcontinental, content
rededicate the party to. the aims
hind'Attempt.Escape From r Chemist On Examination; convention, a gathering that was
and principles of Thomas Jeffer
transformed
Into
a
Franeo-AmerBelieve Brother* Poisoned
Jail Of DesperateCriminals
son." , r
.,
WASHINGTON,
Sept. 20.— marked up when Rich*.
ican love feast aa World War leadera and other figures high In offic (INS)—France was officially In Hudson, .pilot. of .MaiyvUle,
‘ "Tha Democratic party must e»t
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept. 20
AKLEY, GA., Sept. 20.—(INS) ial life and public esteem, pledged formed today that tha
United Mich., and J. Raduknrhla P«ft
back to its first principles—the
r*
(1NS)-~A plot to liberate -all'th e;jl—While
Dr. , Edgar L. Everhprt, an everlasting friendship between States stands ready to Increase ranger, of 8 t CWr. M gu,' '
Jeffersonian principles of Democ
prisoners in the Shelby county' jail
Import duties on French goods un killed In the cm*h of thalr
....
Atlanta, today resumed the two nations.- *
racy— If it is to be victorious in here was broken up by police to iphemitt of. A
The legionnalrea who gathered less the discrimination against Alrater. no. ,1 In. ctara A A ,
__ inntion
the viscera of
his examinnl
the next presidential campklgn,” day.
*
of assuring the appearance of DeLand, who yesterday was In said Caraway. “ If the party holds
James and Amos Hayes, of Early again in tha grand hall of the pal* American products under the new near Lung Vajtay. N. J.Vjbe
Mr*. Gladys Malohe, bobbed-ha|r eounty, now held on murder war- oce were etlll glowing with the French tariff schedules Is remov fated plan* ’
_i.two men before a grand strumental in-securing *the arrest its convention at Jefferson’s home,
-the first of
of the two former bank- officials, it will bo a great step toward eli bandit s.id alleged “ queen" o f an ints, indications here were that warmth of the reception aeeorded ed.
•‘
,
’
investigation.
A planes ta
Thia attitude was revealed in a from- Roosevelt Field,
charges against the bankers indicated i this morning over long minating the Ill-feeling and.heat underworld gang, confessed shegt heriff Sid Howell would delay thpir parade by .• Paris Boulevad*
contained in niat warrants, distance telephone that the bank ed controversies that swept the ly after the pint was discovered'any preliminary examination of the lers yesterday, and they attended brief note delivered to the French / The clara J
that oh* was the “ hralna" o f the Icouple until after he received a today's- session prepared -to mani foreign
zn office Jn.
. Parta in replv to tag at Clevel
|«f them against Mr. Lake and p<obe will probably be speeded In party three yeurs ago.
attempted
.jail
delivery,
w
hich
{report
from
the
state
capital
on
the
French
rejection
o f the Am»
fest
their
appreciation
for
every
of them against Mr. Key. The accordance with the wishes of the
"The party should be rededicated
president is charged with Governor, but stated that in ab to Jefferson’s ideals and it should would have -freed some o f the' the results of the tests,
thing French. They literally tore ericen proposal for a most-favor
.
illng a total' of *$363,780.21 sence, of definite Instructions he conduct the next camjaign on Jeff moat desperate criminals in the .sheriff Howell, who last weak o ff the roof o f the- palace with ed-nation commercial treaty.
warrant and o f making to was unable to say just when the ersonian principles. It would be up- country,
It Is understood her* that if tha d M * “ ‘i l 1
their tumultuous cheering fo r the
elf excessive loans of $188,- grand jury would be summoned. propritae in every sense to hold the
Search of the woman’s call in tion today postponed all action in French war haloes and for General French diaptay a desire to con
in foua other warrants. He
the“ matter when *ho
“ • learned that Pershing as well, and once again tinue negotiation* ovap the tariff
Judge Wallace W. Wright, judge convention at the Democracy’s the jail hospital revealed several »*•
sccused of violating a stats of ,the twenty-third judicial dr« shrine— the home of Jefferson." saws made of shoe trees, two sil
. Everhart would require until the excitable Parisians enjoyed question, the parley* likely will be from Near Yorik Twtanlsy
this morning
go thta
_ with
dng law by issuing a'certlfl- cult, said thia morning.that ha is
ursday or later to finish his the spectacle of seeing and hearing held In Washington rather then in Chicago
ver knifes patterned into maatar
diva,
Mont,
a
i
thalr
f«a l /o r ,
The
suggestion
that
the
Demo
of deposit of $19,607,72 In ex- alsp.-without any instructions as
aminatiapa. <
- a group o f 20,000 men more vtod- Parta, aa-'origtnally contemplated.
keys to unlock the cell doom and-a
jg* for a city of .Sanford vouch- to summoning o f the grand jury. cratic party be rededicatcd to Jeff deco of steel used in sawing the
Dr F.^-rhnrf. according to ad- feroua in their enthusiasm even
Still hopeful of averting a bit
»hkh was presented to th» bank Should Judge Wright be thus or ersonian principles has been fre an .
ording to advices from Atlanta than themselves.
ter and costly tariff war, the Am Blimark, N. D.
quently
advocated
by
other
party
llhos. J. Ewing. ; *
that tho alow process reMarshal Foch was the first erican government left the door
Hans to attempt the delivery
dered, it is believed that he would waders. In a . score, o f speeches
Mr. Key is.named In two w a£
the call, but would dliadgll- around the country thia summer, had been under way for more than lUires to obtain an accurate and speaktv. A striking figure In his open to a possible compromise.
ROOSEVELT- FIELD,,
• one ehakftng hhn With
al analysis of tha content* of brilliant uniform, resplendent with Just what this compromise might
innection Governor Albert C. Ritchie, of a month, according to. Sheriff
fy
himself
fo r further conn
I? appropriating $40,992.24
>
a
stomachs
of
tha
two
youn,
be
wa*
not
dlecloead
by
tha
de
medals and decorationa, he stood
Knight who-had bean warned af
the other alleging, that he with the case on the grounds that Maryland, made this pier, the key the plot by a^Toledlgrtaoner. AM len t/ determine the presence o smiling on the' speakers’ stand un partment, which le wltholdlng
he
>la
a
depositor
of
the
thank,
note
of
an
appeal
for
a
united
Dem
Darby started bopping
(xct-HsIve loans to
iso.i would force him to ra til the ear splitting applause had publication of the note.
,.
The swearing out o f warrants ocracy. H also has been urged by investigation was startadh and it
clock this morning.
lmount o f IM m S.I
in quiet for several daya yet. hubaUfod.
Secretary
Kellpgfe'e
reply
did
was
learned
that
Mrs.
Malone
baR
..*.<
*
p„
16 to
yesterday came as
* o f a Benator James A. Heed, of Miss
Th*'
int chargee him w
Win
make
hia
ann«unee{nent|r
not
mention
earimn
817
o
L
th*
u B r a a m b f ai the World War,
bean leaving her cell on the hoapUt
I tajefrant received by Mr. Scarlett ouri, Senator Royal 8. Copeland, of taL (Iqenr each ntghtr to •visit ‘ fWT
placing to the ba
4h?jugh Sheriff HoWyitrT;Foch told the veterans, was due Fordney-McCumber Tariff A*tf waa » Buh. _
New York, and Senator Thomas J.
bonds in the .a
■The bodies of the' two were or
but nevertheless, I t . was .under the Bohl Alrtrnft
Walsh, of Montana. In hia recent husband on the floor below. ■ J dered exhumed by a coronert to "pekfact understanding, and co stood, It did make plain that •tho Marysvllla, Mich, and pilot
~
■■
•
■.. .
.•
Tha.break had beef! set Jqst be
operation arqong the qllled leadcsd for a statement, today, mediate steps be taken to clearud. withdrawal from . tba. 1928 presi
United States he* the-.authority R. B; Hadton. •*; *
jury at a epscial session last weak
This t>lan# we* started \ n
said, "The action taken the muddled affairs o f the .local dential race; William Gibbs McAdoo fore day break today, Mrs. Malo.i* following the arreet of tha couple era." Theae same qualities, he con to take retaliatory'measures, even
said, had not daputlea Interfered
tinued, would go far. toward the
»t 7 Vdenk, whan Captain
terday happens very often In institution.
In connection with touched on the same subject.
and
disclosure*
of
strange
cir
to
thepolrt^
o
f
a
complata
em
with the sawing operations. A porultimate goal o f all humanityo fJ L
bank failures. Aa far hia request for a court investlThe proposal to take the conven * tion of the bars In front o f the cumstances surrounding the death peace, fraternity nd Industry.
Ncase
-------bargo o f French goods,.
, tar Bandar, 'assistant: drara
officer at MRehen Field nodr.t
I arp personally Concerned V will g,tion, the Governor, a Tallahassee tiem into the.south and to a small hospital window had been practi of the two and of the wife <*f one.
Thunderous applause greeted • Any negotiations to b* held h«re jal starter for tha races, droj
every effort toward straight- dispatch aays, also wired Judge town may not receive such wide
cally severed, and thia would have Gladyea Hayes, a pretty Detroit General Pershing aa ha stood on will be for the pprpoaa -of reach- tha Red Flag.
A Y w ksy^ y
sg out tha bank’a affairs.
My Wright as follows: . "I believe spread endorsement. A dozen met enabled the prisoners to slide
tfrI"
, . . tha rostrum to deliver his address tag » temporary arrangement, plane entered by Hr.-O, Broaa
sim is to f 0-operate in every that the conditions are such thst ropolitan cities already have made down ropes to tho street below.
Meanwhile the two maintain
rather than of obtaining, a' per
jo tha assembled legtonatroa.
with the receiver o f the Instl- this should be done <Immediately, overtures for the Democratic con
their innocence, and It Is believed
manent commercial treaty. - Tho Moline, 111., and pUotad by- •*
,
"As
fightig
man,"
he
declared,"
Canmbell, WM second to start, I
Uon in collecting money for th» and I hope that yod will agree vention but the fact that most of
tkelr counsel will Insist on sn exwe believe that war should be rend department considers the major
sk end in protecting the deposlt- with me by so dolag."
these cities have favorite sons may Miss Morttanytf Is T ol ■mlnation before the meeting of the ered Impossible, at any future time problem of the moment to be the exactly on# minute, altar 1 o elocm..
Esrly county grand jury on Oct. 3.
of getting Immediate relief , Aftar that the others, up to
The Florida executive, accord react in favor of Cliraway’a pro
Be Asked About Suit Tho case grew out «f the find •Thia thought of the abolition need
fforts to reach Mr. Lake for
posal.
for
American
shipper* of manu twelfth took off perfectly at
ing
to
a
report
received
from
the
ing of traces of strychnine poi of war la filling the minds of factured articles. The French tar one minute interval*.
itement were unavailling to
All
the
opponents
of
Governor
state capital, has received hun
thoughtful men everywhere. Man
LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Sept. 20, soning in the viscera of Gladys, are wondering why tha code of iff on thia class of goods was re
Tk* twelfth and U»l
Al Smith, of New York, will fight
wife
*f
Amos
Hayes,
and
the
re
two men wers taken into dreds of complaints from this proposals to hold the convention —^(INS)—
cently increased 400 percent.
Juanita
MonUnya
planet jockeyed a bit for
county
regarding
the
failure
o
f
the
honor
that
prevalla
among
Indlv*
yesterday
afternoon
call
$
y
,physicians
of
d
n
w
j
f
dy late
either in New York, Chicago or in Spanish dnneer and film actress,
When this problem has been dis to avoid smell water W
its liad
warrants
bad been sworn Seminole County Bank. JThe Gov any New England city. Because of today was scheduled to appear in similar symptoms In the last I1U duals cannot ba made to operate used of, the United 8tates will started only half a mlntlt
under tba direction of States ernor is quoted a saying-ithat tha potential candidacy of Sena the district atorney’* office to be neaa of the two eons of the family. between governments. If stealing tackle the broader question of ob
each.
’■•■Siv
and lying are wrortg and illegal
am«y J.. A. Scarlett of DeLand from information I get,, there le tor Reed, leaders said there would questioned regarding her $1,000,-.
Still tha red flag went
a
moit-favored-natlon
TT
between men, why not between taining
i was Instructed to handta th* something radieglly-wrong^. Thera M a similar opposition to holding 000 suit against Wallace
down evenly, and the ot*
Beeg,
treaty.
. . ■ • •
nations T"
In tha absence of Millard have been enough bank failures In
noted
film
actor.
The
dancer
a
c
.
»
.
.
.
---------------------------took o ff *xaotly on ral
the
convention
in
S
t
Louis
or
KanThe
importance
of
the
tariff
dis
Penthlng
was
unueually
warm
in'
state’s attorney for this Florida for the people to find out
phraeihg. hie gratitude for tha pute was emphasised today when fUtranth starting at I s l i ;
«t. Mr. Scarlett recommended the trouble."
’ -. sad City.
. The cities of Cleveland and Cin
magnifldqnt reception which had President Cnolldgr called acting There waa a slight ,g»w »»
j tile of tha bonds and they were
The connection of Mr. Scarlett
although sxparta eaUed i t ' J
unborn
diild.
Beery*
returned
hera
cinnati
likewise
are
frowned
upon
[ordered by County Judge J.G with the cssfi was boause o f t^a
bean- accorded the leglonairea 111 Secretary of the State Castle In
ip yesterday.
ye
He
Parta. Marshal Foch ha described to a special conference Just before feet day for flying U»#
on, who Issued tha warranta. absence from Titusville Millard, by other groups because Governor from a hunting trip
started due west, W_____ will
________
.Vic Donahey, of Ohio,
be amade a complete deqlal of the se
vrangements for bail ware Smith, state’s
aa “ not onlf aa great, soldier,hut the cabinet meeting.
atorney for the
The tariff dispute waa sreelpi- pointed toward 8pohatte
bitted shortly after tha two meg .twenty, third, Judicial district. "dark horse" at the convention.'sertions contained In the dancers
WINTER PARK, JFU.. S ep tji0- a great man and a loyal friend." tated when France made public tha
-f™ ’
The Richie candidate will placn complaint. • .
'
served with tnp papers. Mr.
’Only one cloud darkens kRda term* of - its-- commercial •treaty beginning.
(Special, to The Herald.)—The FloAsked this morqjng if he expected a similar obstacle to taking the con
>« ...i..: »■
ft bond, was signed by J A
happy
reunion,"
General
Perehing
rlda
State
Tress
.HoUins
Sbhotarwith Germany which Germany ob
BIG SUM NEBDED
ily, M.B.. Hutton and W.W.G. tor be connected--with the case vention to Baltimore while the prarhtp; offered by tbe- Winter Paik ■aid. ''W e can atill read tears in tain* preferential rates, which
x The bond furnished by Me. when it ie presented to.the grand bale candidacy of Edwin T. Mere
(Jiamber af Commerce to the you«g tha eyaa.of tha-widow* and orphWASHINGTON. Bepfr- «>,.(IN9) man or, lady who la-gn employee of n* of Franca who have suffered a Were from SO to 400 percent, low
»u signed, by Ben Pish and jary, he replied in the affirmative. dith, of Iowa, will act as a bar
Mr.
Scarlett
Indicated
that
in
all
against the
selection of DeV —Secretary of *OomaaMwe »H*over soma Florida Newspaper,- or • martyrdom aa lasting. aa It has, er than thoe# accorded to Amer
P.'Symes.
probability
he
and-M
V.
Smith
will
Moines.
All
these
cities have been today expressed the belief that ap member of a family oo.mert^d with been cruel. - There are ora million ica. England also was benaflttad
flirt* o f M r/’ Lalra and My.
by tha Germany- treaty, Inasmuch California,
orni*. .W
who
ho had M
•followed closely upon the an- receive -the assistance’ of one or mentioned: la connection with the propriations aggregating Between
widow*, In Fiance, and two mlllon
1200,000,000
and • $300,000,000 a State paper, ha* b«*n, a’ {trdl p JJl orphans. Truly each woes appeal a* aha has a moat-favored-nation
next convention.
nent. vesteraa?? of tha *w twp ottyer, state's attorneys. ?
Mia* Nina Rrvmmer of
treaty with Franc*.
tnt o f a receiver for
In yesterday’s proceedings
Other “ fellers" have been sent would be required for Mississippi Richey, according to C.
from tyranny to God.1'
•
Seven of the warrants, flvn connection wiih the matter of rsta out bi organisation men in San Valley flood control work during non, chairman of tbe echolarship
The -legion convention, tha Gen
Many, HiddersPreaent
it the president and twd ng bail the (two- bankers Were re Franclscg, who-are said to favor thd next 10 year*. ’
eral said, la; not only a raunoin,
committee,
.
-------------liiut the vice president and presented by Attorneys William holding the convention-In the eaet.
Mtaa Bremmer won over a num- but tha bringing tageihar of two
At Opening1Of Bids
Utr, w eft sworn out-by Georg* Lake and H. S. White. It is under General opposition meanwhile has
. DRY AGENT HELD
Ler
of eonteataata. Mb* Kata-Bia- great paoptaa. ’Th# cultivation of
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.•, i •
(Continued On Pag* Three)
stood that Palmer and Dickerson, developed against taking the Dem
gleben, recommended by tb* Apop mutual-: understanding and > syBf
TALLAHASSEE,
Fla^
8*»t,20,
LEONARDTOWNr
Md..
Rept.
20,
prominent lawyers of Tampa, ocrats either to Philadelphia or
ka Chief, and Mtaa Carol K Henry, pathy am dng nations such as exist
have also been retained by the de- Detroit, because both cities are (INS)r>i.J«JL Brewgr.’adry.agent, recommended- by the St- Cloud between France and Am erica:off.
conceded to be Republican strong wa* held without bail Iri Jail here Tribune, received honorable men- era a' true formula for the jjaacq
# fense.
today following a hearing Into the tiorv by the committee.
holds.
of the'World," he said.
w ____
_____ killing of Charles P. Gundlach, 77,
With -ao
much___________
opposition against
A fter receiving toutlde reports,
MARiNX is KILLED
Mtaa Katharine Hoamar-of Ft.
Via eduring
*
the “ twin cities" of fit. Paul sad [ a. farmer,
a raid by prohib- Myers received tha beat recommen the convention adjourned
until Wall as two bridges and ana ov*r«
head railway eroaalng. Th# road
•* t t u i Vtf.
Itlon
officers.
ffje.
Minns spoil*, may carry greater “ *
ds tions of any of tha contestants, nine o’clock tomorrow morning. project* are on the East Coast in pilot and J/- Radii .
WASHINGIG)N, Sept, 20,-(IN S) weight than in other yean. In fact,
The
aftelmoon
was
devoted
to
according to Mr. MeCannon. Miss
lvStgtaa Marin# was
many Democratic leaden here
I Appointment of E. H. Ashcraft —Oui- U nited^
TWO INMATE8 KILLED
Nxt yai * central and > southwest Florida.
Hoamor, however, was already a committee mootings.
killed andona probably fatally lieve one qfftheee two Invitations
convention
seems
virtually
assured Tha bridge project Include* a 436
“ Tsmpa ae receiver o f tha Semi
junior at Rollins, and flrat-praferfoot bridge acroa* Heines Croak
wounded
h»
so.
«ng*g«m,nt
will
be
accepted
by
the
party
in
County Bank was; Confirmed
20,— ence is given by the committee to for San Dlpgo.
RALEIGH, N. 0 , Sept.
on road No. t, Laka county. Tha
•r by . Judge M- G. Rowe of tantay betwaeg the - American 1928.
*- ••• * ■(INS)
—Two
eeeapad
-innates
of
incoming
freehman..
Mtaa:
Kosmcr
railroad overpass is Iq "Orange
iw lw l
Mona Beach who toek-thUTorw- forces a n m iv a .^ -g o v e rn m e n t
Caraway’s proposal* may bring the epileptic colony o f state hoe- was adjudged tha mo.t InUl&Ctaal
PARIS,
Sapt.
county
on road No, t , over tha Sea
band
at
Telpaneca,
Nlcragua.
the
Iaction after the enoouitmant had
interesting m utts. If Charlottes pita! for the insane were Instantly and tha moat literary girl . « •tha “Triumahant, picturesque, Inda- board and Atlantic Coastline Rail
itate department,wo advisad tofantastic, moving,
•» presented to
killed early today when;they were Rollins campus last- year by popudag. Tha' native forcss were re ville is selected, it will be the
road.
-r
•
est town ever to play hoot to a struck- by a ; Norfolk-South^m Ur etudant vote. She will be a aen- forgatahla.".. .m'lra wa'i*.'
”■
re tho ported'to have euffeted, 20 killed national political, convention.. '
a
few
of
tba
apUhfreight train near McCulIara stat ior this year.
*
BLUTBRB ON A. K. F.
. . fullow- and fifty wounded.
the,
^
eta
bytena Beach judge today
ion.
Becaue
of
the
high
nature
of
-iV U J-. ■
----------------o i Judge
the disqualification of
lot
recornm*mdations,. the scholarahip
•
. I*
*( ii.
(INS)—PalaBANDITS ROB BANK
PARIS,
Sapt.*
lea
telling
DATS FOR-.HEARING BET
MEXICAN ENVOI NAMED committee sxpresaed Itself as gen- America^
tha
indara
of
hlmaelf it
that It was not
uinely>egrefibV'th*i
the days
CHICAGO, S ept 20 ^ -(I N S ^ « « because
possible to award » scholanhlp to yesterday, c
fth*
fln t A. 6 . F.,
(INS>
CHICAGO;; Sept.
(IN 8M 8ix masked bandit* armed with I
o f tag i
-' __
:_
.
r l „ each of the three final competitors. one
| fa> many Lai
Chief Justice of the Criminal shotgun* held up four
the hist
—Dwight W. Morrow,
th# crop of
Court ,WUltam Y. Brotbert today of the,FiravNationai
k Co.,
the firm of J. P.^Mor
•- The
CLEARING HOUBB
J
the sanity hearing ol cero, a- sobwrfo, today,
appointed
praan
Qlment, Mr.
Scottr under awtence to with i $96,000, chock* and bo
tha co
[ * position to i
for tha msrdtr of Jo*
It*,
'
cash wa* ob' «nk, U was ,
ul
however,
GERMAN
today ^for
Exchange#,'
all
ime to “ "
.
J
-IT T
•a,’ $146,000
ancaa,
ng
connections
WILL VIBIT PJTT8BURUH'
GIRL fov
serve
» imperative
000
1 wind, op
LEAPS TO DEATH
- . i. , i
ICAGO, t
_VJ ,
WABHIN
•lection o f .
MlUariT
APPOINTS
NUTT
-President
made, public Mo
L-v1,*'- *-OXVILLK, Tann., 8ep). W.
fkf 4
—
believed to be
n - a*
ti
{ ^
Martlnjntervenesln
____________ 1 '! ' V.
Failure Of -Lpcal. Jnstitttirrest I^ke and A..R< Kqy, - lion To Request-Immediate
Investigation By Tribunal
tldent, vice president and
iler, reapectiveJjr,.,of 4 the
Possibility that A-*P«€ial term
linole County Bank, were
of the grand jury may be jailed to
liberty.today, on bpn4a,,o<
1000 and $1&,00Q {ollpwing investigate the affair# o f the Semi
arrest iqte .Monday aft? nole County Bank and the charges
against Forrest..L*ke.*nd A, R.
>n on warrant* charging
Key,
loomed ..today with
statewith embezzlement and
meat
from
Tallahassee
that
Gov
ing excessive loans to
idves in connection with ernor John W..Martin has inter
operation of the Jnstitu- vene) In the matter.
States lAtomey J. A . Scarlett
The bonds were for the
increased
ONFRENCHGOODS
E
*
h-;*
S
3
bT
Miss Nin&Bfremmer
Of New PdttRithey
PdrtRithey
W ills Scholarship
as*.
s r « * s ff ‘
Air Defby
Okeys
m
-is ir a
icraft
,o“rCTs
S l a w 1,1
from the
River Bridge
M
Bar*
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY SEPTEMBER, 19, 1927,
Mercury Backs Champion Hectic Political Winter In
A nd M oon W ill Support Forecast A s Result Of The
M em p sey In Title Batth
NS)—The winner of the DempseyTunney heavyweight chnnipk-nship
i battle will sit in the southeastern
corn?* of the arena,on the night of
September 22. His position on tl)c
jcompass will road 17 degrees. The
WASHINGTON, Sept., 19.(— IN letter to me has bceif brought to, victory will bo won by a knockout.
; Charactetlslng Jack Dempsey’s 1 ir.y attention.. My reaction to it is This was the prediction of the
! ojicn letter to Gene Tunney ini to ignore ft nnd its evident trnih, stars in relation to the signs <*f tho
which Dempsey rhallcngod Tun-! completely. However, I Cannot re zodiac, Paul K. Schimmack, self
! niy to “ tell the truth” about their sist saying that it is"n chenp ap styled weather man and astrologer
|fight fn Philadelphia, ns "vicious, peal for public sympathy. Do you hero says. Schimmack hesitates to
j foul and unsportsmanlike,” Billy j consider it sportsmanlike?” And in predict the winnor of the b<-ut. Ho
Cibsq.il manager of the* 'heavy- j a postcript, the champion added: "I says <thc stars do not favor either
weight champion, went on the war might add thnt I wrote this letter of thp candidates.
Gene Tunney has th> suppor. of
path today.
Gibson declared the! myself.”
the
little
I le tter was a last-minute effort toj It is understood the Tunney camp the planet Mercury,
“ embarrass” the champion before lias threatened to take this before lspeedy deimn that circles close to
the Tuuuey-bempsey clash here the Illinois Boxing Commission the sun. Jack Dempsey will ent?r
Thursday.
when the managers o f ' the two the ring with the backing of tho
The Dempsey letter asked some fighters, Gibson and Flynn, nppear moon, according to Schimmack.
Rut tho winner of the fray will
pertinent questions about tho con for final instructions Tuesday.
tract Tunney signed with Max
Gibson, though refusing to be have to held down the corner to
the southeast, according to Schim“ Boo Boo" Hoff, a Philadelphia j
rnnek. Should the bout lie held in
politician, in connection with the'
the morning, the astrologer said,
Philadelphia Tunney - Dempsey1
the northwest corner would be the
winning side.
In
tfiV. Ja much more deadly, n dcfonaer more p<tent, than the ’26
eleven exhibited the day o f its de
but.
Aided at the outset by having his
•Mil all In full condition following
* Itimmor o f physical work, Scbrihg and his assistants, Bedenk
and Higgins, have not wasted a
minute of prncticc time with the
ft ft f t that the Gators may leave
tb* Held on the 24th with a tri
umph even more decisive than
Florida supporters predicted ear
lier In the year.
r-Jnjurics have been kept nt a
minimum fn the Gator camp due,
in n o small measure, to the work
of-Trainer John Piombo to wh<-m
each -littlo injury is seriouH enough
to warrant immediate care.
The majority of the graduates
from the championship rat crew
*f-last fall have not failed to show
th* performances that were excted of the ml and, for thnt matter,
rombaugh and Mid.Jekauf, in
H H flblfi last fall, _give_ evidence
...... .......
In plenty of the strength which
. they may add to the Orange nnd
Blup threat; in fact few Gator
candidates have disappointed ih •
University mentors so far, ultheugh the stress of tho first con
flict may do much to show up the
weakness with which Scbring will
have to contend throughout the re
mainder uf the season.
Philadelp
Satum and Mars. He
said the
fighter facing the two planets
would be invincible on tho night of
the bout, and the southeast corner
will far * them.
Rut woe to th? pugilist turning
his back to Schimmack- nis blows
will be softened, ho will bo unable
to-display to his strength or use it
to b e t advantage, nnd, ns a result,
will finish the fight that night on
the lioriznatal.
FVhimmnck secretly hopes Dcmpqev *vill hold thnt southeast co r
ner. !!<• would like to hnye'snep, the
OX-chantpion remain within tho 17
degree angle throughout tile eve
ning. but he fe ck the rosponaibility
his position is tba great to
bra. rly warn Dempsey.
election cu es. Observe.)
here both will bo denied.,
Dcbnto on the presidt*
nation will fill ra«ny pal"
newspapers and the con™
can*"
• the-p
thitk as birds in
tin!
*oods.
Republic*]
dates have hesitated to c
In the open because of th«
, 17.— (IN flood relief and taxation lejris- uity whieh stHT exists a|
hectic po- lotion before Congress adjourns Presidents “ withdrawal”
nd o u t'o f, in June for the nominating con ment. Many leader* i,,. ,
ventions..
iy Pres!-!
I do not
it, Washcongresslitics will
” ‘-Every
II be testlie to deiroductive
------- ,
- s
Fight Tax Reduction
The big political fight will be
o v cf tax reduction, always a pregnant issue for the vote seekers
The Administration is planning a
reduction of approximately $300,
000,000, with the greatest benefit to go to the medium salaried
campaign activfciy for remJl
tioh.
.v
The Big Five
The “ big five” among tks
publicans
are Charles j.
Hughes, former secretary of w
Herbert Hoover, secretary of ,
merto;
Nicholas
Lont_
3pcakcr o f tho House; Vic* p,
dent Dawes; and Frank 0 La*
fo-mcr governor of IllinoisWithout doubt, Governor
Smith" of New York is the 1*»
Democratic candidate. Upon
ability to'swing over the Sc
will depend hia chances for j,
inaticn. He is strong eft}.'
eastern Democrats, and PR^
will go into convention with„
delegates than ho had at Mm]
Square Garden In 1921. ,
Rig Fight Terms
Tb,
trohger ha t spent Humor-1
on- h-urs plotting th<» position of no winner.
the I---al bodies nr,d interpreting
Schimmack explained that Tun
the.n . 1- rms « f the big fight. He ney is a protege of Mercun* and as
VALPARAISO—Gulf pow*f'(
has
"d the life courses of the such, will be speedier, lignter and
purchases Ice ti Power Compa
two ;-ri* pies ns far back ns their a great fighter. Dempsey, sup
Explains Prediction
bil M S . and he forsoca a groat bat ported by the Moon, will be a hun
The decision, despite other ele- tle.
Round Crystals 25r. T
ter, slower in his actions, but an
I ments entering tho astral calcula " The privnto stars o f the two equally gobd fighter.
Odd Shapes ground $ . *
te ns, will he awarded the fighter glml-aiors show n<» superiority for
And there the astrologer leaves
Watch,* Jewelry and Clock
in. the fnteful 17 degree angle. It Cither oil the night of September it. He sennn tho skies, makes his
.
Repairing at the
will he from that corner thnt the 22, according to Hchimmnck. Demp- calculations, and plots his course,
Little Jewelry Shop
knockout blows will emanate, and ney will iiuvo a more favorable na but to say definitely that on© or the
any fighter opposite will he power- *pe- 1 than he had a year ago, he other o f the fighters will win, is
“
That
Sells For less* -1
The Senate will use up consid
less to deal a killing blow, nrcord- said, l-ut otherwise would predict impossible, ho admits.
113 Princess Theater BMj.
erable time with the Vare-Sniith;
10
‘Holbrook B
rtainly good
v -r ' y y ,
1
, w |
*
S
London Already In Communi
cation With South Africa,
Australia AndCanada;Indiu|
Line Is living Planned Novj
Promoter Declares
N o se O f Dempsey
Melts When Warm
LONDON, Sept. 19.— (INS)— '•
Great Britain is now in direct wire
less telephonic communication witli
Australia, Canada, South Africa
nnd India and before tho end of the',
year it is stated that every part
CHICAGO, Sept. 19 —Admit
#f the British Empire will be link
ting that ball playing sotnia tql
ed by wireless telephone.
have become a lost art, between I
The government claims that
Jack Dempsey and Genu 'njimay.l
theirs is the most efficient nnd cxand that whatever they dp nod |
JW'» tensive service in the world, for it
whatever they did la of very smull»
is now possible for a London buslimportance anyhow, nil I hnv® un
,338 men to telephone direct from his
report today Is. / mt Jim Mullen.!
_ , office either to Melbourne, Mon;
local,promotor says thnt Dempsey
,33,1 j lreal. Cape Town or Bombay*.
. lias his mouth open.
I rhotograph, letters and checks can
gfo T he only thing important about
,.13J also be transmitted by u system <f
W l !l that Mullen also jilleget
facsimile reproduction adapted to
that tho reason for the sumo.Is that
the now beam system which hus
the parnfin, the gloose 6r wlmtjust been inaugurated.
tver ft is that he has in his nose,
High Speed Engine.
pas Qjayed him false.
Toward the end o f next yeari
- Mullen claims that Dempsey’s
"THE BIG FIVE”
high-speed wireless services to the.
ibuilt nose has caught up with
C AB K H 11R PC. United States, South America and
im. He claims that Dempsey Player
150 181 103 175
5.362
between Cnnadn and Australia will
. can't engage in any violent cxer- Colib
Hornsby M3 507 1,47 177 54 .225 l>c in onerution.
Ruth
113 507 147 177 64 .3IJ
The British Post Office scheme
Collins
90 218 50 72
t .330 of short wave beam wireless has
Speuker 135 518 72 170 ' 2 .321) taken four years to reach fulfilYcstcday's Home Runs
mr»t.
. .The transmitting and receiving
AMERICAN LEAGUE
aiptinns to India arc nt Grimsby
Player & Club Yesterday S. Total and Skegness both cities on the
Ruth, Yangoe*
1
54.
North Sea const. During the seven
Ruth, Yankees .... .... 1
54.
days tqst that has just been com
pleted they maintained a service of
Don that the Dempsey nose is not
120 to 150 werds a minute each
NATIONAL LEAGUE
what It might bo or should huvo
Cy Williams, Philu, 1
27.
wav during an 18 to 21 hour* a day. i
h*en or was.
Tho Pont Office only stipulates |
,17,
Mullen, who has no interest iu L’ottoniley, Cards 2
‘
9. - that a servin' of 100 words a minif* the show beyond tho fact that ho EchuiuU, Curds ... .1
uU- for a twelve hour day.
*
Tho Leaden:
U t
.
. tiled to get in and was found out,
V should have no ulterior designs on
180.000 Words A Day
the great spectacle that is about
A M E K lcA N ^ R u th r»4, Geh
‘‘ It is estimated that the caps.to bv offered. He would not have rig 45. Lazxqri 18, K. Williams 17,
objected to being one o f the pro
NATIONAL — Wilson 27, Cy city of the Indian Beam Service is
moters. The point is they did not Williams 27, Hornsby 21, Terry 19, ubout 180,000 words a day," said
wirelcsjt officials to the interna
Bottonilcy 17.
tional News Correspondent. “ Dur
League Totals.
ing tho monsoon period India is the
worst country in the world for at.
N ATIO N AU - 41
mospheric Interference, but this
station has been ablo to work nt
AMERICAN— 1K<
high seed for hours on end through
the thick of it, whlch'ls remarkable
testimony to the freedom from at
mospherics'that le obtained by the
LAKE VILLA, III.,* Sept. 1 9 us*, o f the beam receiving aerials.
(N8)—- A double guard was posted
By International News
“ Other Empire stations antnly
ie Tunhcy’s training
E
hear out this achievement. The
ay oa tho champion
By winning nine of thoi>- remain high-speed capacity o f the Austra
spend the last t/irec ing, 14 games, the Pittsburgh pir lian circuit working both ways dur
his fight, with Jack ates ran mathematically clinch ing four weeks In July and August
Mcluslon.. No permits i the National League pennant even was 701,200, 612,780, 810.286, and
to vielturx and Billy if the .New York Gianta win all 983,032
" 1 9 ll/n
n le «n
a k week.
ninal/ *• ’
words
each
champion'ii manager, of their remaining 11 and the
own thgt neither TunDADE CITY— Baljoy 5, 10 and
staff cared to sou any- Cardinals arc vkuoiiqus in egehof
the lg remaining, games on their -25-cent sto;: being reTainied and
Thursday night,
cheJuh».
—
redecorated.
as up at 6 o’clock this
If the Pi.rates do no better
d on the road ulono,
three hits and whitewashing them,
nllea before breakfast, than hreak evi;n for tho reat of
7 to 0. Jackson’s double enabled
ii) ho donnod the gloves (the.scqson,'a triple tie will result
Bernes o f the Giants to Vfis* a 4
provided
the
Gianta
cop
10
out
of
round* of work with
to 2 decision over May id the
nching bag and sour 11 and the Carda win 11 oi|t of nightcap. ,
.
....
ly Badabcck.
No nt- 12. The big nolae will start on
Alexander and Little, ^ohn pitch
Thursday when tbe Gianta begin
a four-game series with* Pitts ed the Cardinals to two victoriep
ov«r the Philliea, 7 tq 8 and 8 to
burgh. .
. ,
.
Tbe Giants, who broke oven’ with 3. .Sunny Jim Bottomley hit for
• muscles.
**« - far private workout ia tl\a Rede yesterday while the Pir- tho circuit in each game whilo Cy
were
arc
r~ w
wawr idle, «•
U .4-1-2
# 'gam
^ es Williams of thq Phlls tled hack.
fo r tomorrow afternoon. I "atos
■
imbind
the
leaders
today.
The Wilson for League home run hon
I the champion will pack
i ounce gloves away until Cardinal, trail New York by only ors with his 27th homer.
Bahe Ruth wollgped hia &4th
in called upon to train two points as a result o f two more
hemcr. placing him only two be-'
hia tiije or meet tha man. v/ctorles over the Phillies.
The Cubs, who lost to the BreVUs hind his reco*d, oa Iht Yankees
ake it away frew him. .
yesterday, 11 to 7, are out 'o f the drublied tho White Sox twice by
limiting entirely.
The Braves scores o f 2 to 1 and 5 to 1. The
IT S "
>-eda o f ware so overcome by their first Yanks now have won 104 game*
ri. Col- victory in 10 starts that they and need only’ two mors' games to
fo r th * ch*ei ed like eqllaga boyr a t the break the Ameri
o f tl^f game and arrived Bob Smith cord of .105,vletori
the,winning pitcher, o ff this field held by the 101* ]
Cleveland nosed
on their shoulders.
Red Luis# of tba Reds stopped ton in tbe tenth, rt I
by bum i.
Fomu
each made four hi I
’
f •
Noted sport:; announcer, talking to his
Now®(jeorge Cohan Humphreys, at their
noma in Fa irimvan, New Jersey, recom
mends Lucky Strikes.
gate
■S S •
:
t.
I
inney Intends To
ain From NowOn
vay From Public
Tagging AUBases
You, top, will find that Lucky
Strikes are mild and m ellow—the
finest cigarettes you ever smoked,
made o f the finest Turkish and
domestic tobaccos, properly aged
and blended with great skill, and
there is an extra process—“ It’s
toasted” —no harshness, not a bit
NoTh
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�Just why, we art/ moved to wonder, is there un evident
wave of friendliness' spreading over the country in behalf o f
that one time prime luminary o f the profession of mauling*
. l t t l, t l th l P M tfflM
Mr. William Harrison Dempsey, ended “Jack” by those who
know him least. When he was champion, he was the most
KOI.LAMD U O RAM ____ E D IT O R scorned and despised o f any king who ever wore the heavy
IEHO....... MANAGER
M i u s l a f U tIM weight crown.
S S ?~WARD
:& JUNES,
isrnt<
SOKSCRIPTION D A T E S
Since the Philadelphia massacre, his popularity has
rtAo
i m* T*«r . , .m*!.
steadily
been ort the incrense, until now, as he is about to
*a
tk>
_____...
U flaalka
fcrrf Mo-.tih« —
_
Sl.TS enter the ring in the last singe o f his dramatic
comeback,
Mt»
r nifrirr
O irrlrr p * t n r t h ......
1 0 .1 3
IVrallr kJIII-fc Mr jrnr
1 3 .0 0 he has,-an even, greater following, perhaps) that the geninl
Tkv h m lil <« hU iiT< pisurer a m •- Marine who is the very exponent o f wlmt a first class prize
*Hp«r aokarrilttra la thr lalrraa* fighter should be.
iJaaal Ntoa S m lff. rfffK Ia* Irani
tfcU I aaprrlar aan« orpnalutldn
Dempsey has what Grantland Rice has seen fit to call the
t a r a l T thousand narJa dally rovrrla f dll tho Iradlao rtrala ol Ikr rn "comeback appeal.” It seems that* the vast majority o f Qie
tlrr ItSrM, Tk* I, >. a la vaprrlal.
Ir N lk ltil hi Florida and lla human race nrein the same boat with the ex-champion. They
■>p*rr »t handling alatr a rm la are on the decline. They are has-beens, Th(| number o f per
with M l oowal.
sons who are at the pinnacle of their powers or success is
Timid la a aratkrr af thr
S
Ilarrau of
t'lrrulallona, an comparatively small. Most people, you will agree, are growing
latrmaltanal Aaaarlat'an af Hah. older, and as they grow older, they develop a strong tendency
llabrra, AdvrYllarra, add Advrrtlalao
j
Aar at a aahlrh rrqnlrra rarh rub- to slip.
llabrT.'Dmrbrr
la aakmll (a
a
So
there
is
a
sypathetic
tie
“between them and this mnn
thardnab audit af anbarrlptlun llata
In aAlrr.ta rrtify
abanlntrl]
all Dempsey. He is a sort of personification to them, and when
rlalM|a df rlrrnlatlaa
aa aril
aa
he enters the ring they will be cheering for him because they
fcanrft baalaraa atrtbada.
want to see him do what they would like to do for themselves.
TUESDAY, SEIT. 20, 1927
[They want to see him “ come back” exactly as they want to
“comeback" themselves. It is the same trnit which makes men
T l I K M K R A I.IT S I 'l i o i . H A M
uaat) la rlly and ranaty ad.
come
to the aid of the under dog.
lalblalrallan.
— i k r y y i H atrr ru ulr l » J a rk a u n
All
the past is forgotten. Dempsey's mongrel youth. Mis
tin*.
3. fonatrurll.m at tl. Jaana Indian yellow war record, when us u man in perfect physical condi
mil i r r t'an al.
la a n c u r a lln u n( m t m l h l y “ I ’a r - tion he avoided service. His irregular ring career, replete with
pjRrrh.
ML
fouls and unsportsmanlike acts, hitting the helpless Willnrd
. n i i u r a l l n a nf h n l l d l n o
pmi* -k a u ir
bolrla, apartm en t
when he was down, fouling the courageous Carpentier, claim
hodara.
ing
and being accorded the title after Firpo had knocked him
—
r a m m u n i Iy I ' b r a t ,
—t A ia ip
p li
lrtlaa
af rity
b r a a t l t n . out of the ring, a technical knockout, the claim of a “ framedlitb prapram
a<
up" in the Tunney fight, tho foul against Sharkey. All this is
i»w and mndrra hnapltal.
forgottenfi4lLE VEKflK FOIt TODAY
IJe is the Dempsey now who is slipping, hut who has a
/ ’ THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK:
chance
to come back. And-those who are slipping too, want
— 1 if 111 meditate also of all Thy
W M U M i n «x U s
AvsedSe,
aagra
Wor% and, talk of Thy doings; T h y !to sut* him ciim c buck.
0 Cod,
sanctuary:'
w aylO
God, i.t
in in
m the
t
O
who is ho grvut ii Uoi
God us our God 1
(Jiving The Public A
Pkalii 77:12, 12.
PRAYER: Lord, J would rail t.« i
Constant Message
rsf
N ational
Bank
Respectable Old Age.
W’ine Propsgtnda.
Poison Gin; Needled Beer. _ _ _
Miami Is Ready.
HY ARTHUR BRISBANE
(• p r r f s k l
1*27 bp S tar V o .
ON A IflOO-AURE tract near
Baltimore then* will soon he shod/.n
the history of American railroadiriy from the beginning, with loco
motives and cars from various
epoch* all in honor of the one
Itumlredlh anniversary of the Bal
timore an I Ohio railroad.
*
“ The Bank of Service”
THE BALTIMORE AND Ohio,
first in the United States, "to han
dle for the public, passengers and
freight,'1 reminds ypu that this
country is gradunlly becoming re.«prtably ancient.
LUCK
PLUCK
versus
Some people are forever
waiting for a stroke nf
luck to come their way
and make them rich.
TWO BIG STORES in New York
city, Hearn's’ and Arnold Consta
ble’s, have just reached the respec
table age of 100. And the age js
less important than the maVvelous
improvements in 100 years.
The*jnext step will he the flying
machine, with a rearrangement of
man’s living habits, recasting of
iHipulation centers ami land values.
Huy the right hill and mountain
lops within 2oo miles of lug indus1 1 ,u1 centers now, and your grand
children will bless you.
Its PLUCK not LUCK
that makes for success.
Wealth conies to lho»e
who work and save—In
those who are financially
ready to open the d<*ir
when opportunity knacks
AMERICAN LEGION members,
with their families are invited to
lectures oij French wines, descri
bing their qualities, value to health,
vitamin content, etc. After ihs
lecture samples of various wines
nre offered, also small souvenir
bottles to he carried away. Good
prohibitionists will be grieved by
this propaganda.
— not hy wishing.
By the way— has that
BANK ACCOUNT been
started and built up *o
thut it will lake rare id
all emergencies?
IN ITALY THE wine crop is e-ijornmus ibis year, and establish
ments for working people, where
wines of modest prices are served,
churge customers “ by the hour."
You pay four cents—in our mon
ey—spend an hour and drink as
much wine as you choose in your
hour—art"you hire a billiard table
by the hour here.
“ Four cents an hour” for wine
drinking will horrify the good. But
it is not as bail as the sign that
cnce decorated English gin houses;
“ Here you may get drunk for a
penny, dead drunk for twopence "
The start is very Import
ant, V-onsult us without
.reuitimbeniiire Tliy works la th« hi-^
Forbes Magu^tp' in a recent editorial gives an interesting
wleiEe of tho niicht, und i-onimum*| discussion of the possihilites of advertising and the requiW ith iu y .h e a r t .
sites of successful advertising. The magazine reiterates the
W olU -.A mnn rashed through *ideal that advertising to be successful must be followed con;Rt lint.
I tinually. The selling story must be told over and over again
0-------the public's attention iff to be concentrated on the Idea of
i lt$ atill pretty hot weather, hut .if
buying.
The magazine further emphasizes the necessity for
It won’t be'Ionic now.
the exercise of diligence in placing the advertiser's message
May bo relieved b y rallonnl treatm ent—
in ,now urines, “ Will before the public by saying:
it can n ot b e ru b b ed away.
have anything to
“ The public is a peculiar thing. It is busy, indifferent
“ » i * : ivcr k*'
and exacting, we do know, however; that:
Are you one of those unfortu S.S.S. T took a course. In a
m T * £ ± £ il*
nates who suffer with pains in short time the rheumatic pains
“ 1. It is a fallacy that the public will automatically
Whoever loses on Thursday
YOU ARE TOLD that abund your muscles and joints, com entirely left me. ’ I am now in
you may rest assured of this seek the best. It has to be educated and directed.
ance of wine causes no drunken monly called rheumatism, making perfect henlth, and want to ndd
Tex Rickard wilt be the
"2. It is a fallacy that the public knows the difference ness in Italy or France. Once when you miserable, less efficient, in that I have tried all kinds of
wine wns at Ua cheapest, the Ital terfering with your working medicines but 1 think S.S.S. is
between price and value.
ians mixed it with the feed of hor
ruining your sleep?
tho best." Earl C. Campbell, 111
id one Florida hank has failed
“3. It is a fallacy that the “ public knows what it ses uml said they throve on the bourn,
You may havo tried many West Main Street, Johnson City,
twIcS.—Tampu Tribune. Another wants.”
diet. I’rohihitionists will call that things without relief. Why not Tenn.
Florida . bank Shodld have failed
more propaganda.
try S.S.S.? For moro than 100
"4It
is
a
fallacy
that
■
th«
public
automatically
re
5.5.5. is purely vegetable. It
twice, hut didn’t.
year* it has been giving relief In
wardsi*a»enterprise
and
service.
i
.
*.
1
n.worvxr
.
v
.
'
t_
Is extracted from the fresh roots
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n ii
c i i is
| a*
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*
j J A MI'*B if. IlIMSONi teacher in thousands of Cases, as testified to o f mediclnul plants and herbu and
'Ashcraft is pretty crafty,
5. It is a fallacy thut the “public will •demand ovt*rlthe paterson. N. J., high school, ia unsolicited letters of gratitude.
to Nature what she needs
Egra iuderstand, but we'll bet hell any great length of time what it is not reminded o f .”
“ I suffered from rheumatism gives
*
t Bn \ M , and his wife, 52, died last
in building you up so that your
him? to ulc the ash before he gets
for
a
good
many
years.
At
times
The St. Petersburg Independent offers the conclusion -Saturday in Saint Joseph’s hospi
through with this job.
I
my joints would ’ swell eo, I system throws off the cause. .
that the two undebatuhle statementn-in the summary are thut tal after drinking home-made gin. couldn’t walk. I tried almost
5.5.5. Is sold at all good drug
- Dr. Noval, county physician,
I nq,xvt- ire noi navmg nam umes the public is "busy, indifferent and'exacting" and “ will not rays
the gin was made of “ poison everything. Went to Hot Springs stores in two sizes. Tho larger
in f#n/ord, and we won’t have as j continue to demand any article of merchandise for a length of alcohol." There Is much drinking . . . . then finally decided to try size is more economical.
r5 the folks who go (biwn to 1^*me UBlh'f*8 reminded of it.” , To which the St. Petersburg Iof such poison, and you cun never
I
j paper adds that "advertising is the greatest salesman. It is I he sure that it. is not in the “ pre»kr. for fish.
' unobtrusive and yet it gets, its message over. And whnt
* *?"
Cones.this
.this Tax
Taxpayer’s L«airu«*! m 0rtJ important, now, under regulation of strict laws, it has
___ art
ALSO, REMEMBER THAT soitB t U m X T o m S i d ? to bL‘ truc’ , So- [ t b *» ■
advertised it must be reliable.”
d until
It is a fact that the more an article is advertised, the cr.lled “ genuine beer” is usually* For Good Health There Must Be
Just as if it were any of
Proper Kidney Action.
theit business wlmt is done with iuritor tho sulen. The Idea of kcepinit the thinn before the K "
their money.
O you find yourself run
public at all times i.s the only way to overcome the fact that otlne stations. Some of the poison
ning down—always tired,
people
are
busy.
If
you
would
attract
busy
people
you
muat
nut
all—la
extracted
by
re-diallll-J
J-’ool flying could be stopped by
nervous and depressed? Are
ing.
Then
a
huge
syringe,
with
u1
the jwwvmpers keeping news of put Homething before them so often and so attractively that
you stiff and achy, subject to
auchi stunts o ff the front page.-- their attention is drawn from the ordinary things that oc needle point, is used to Inject the
nagging backache, drowsy
Meet Today’s Demand
ulrohol into the near beer keg,
headaches and dizzy spells?
News, It's the fools that cupy their minds.
through
the
cork
or
wood
opening.
Are kidney excretions scanty
_ la liku to read about.
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Ami with such “ needled beer" tens
and burning in passage? Know
Prices in Loch..- Arbor
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Are You Really
W ell?
D
A former assistant, attorney
g e n ia l of tho United States says
. that-the liquor graft in this coun•-ants to about twenty-five
But the people elect
, Looks like Senator John W, Wat
son of Miami waited ’ til the sum
mer ftraw^llda” wore marked way
* before he flung hia into the
ly
crowded
guhernatorl.il
■Leesburg Commercial.
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y people in thin country will
thousand dollars to teg the
isey-Tunney fight and the
people would hunt through a
full of change to find a
r colored coin t<* put in a
h collection box.
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•difficult to thlqk of Miami
ing a ’ urtle race.
Maybe,
h, all races look alike in
,1—dog, horse or turtle. —
Times. They all look allk*:
[there except the human race,
it’s different.
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THE UNLUCKY GOLFER
TUB FORUM
The world’s unluckiest golfer
has been discovered. At any rate
so he himself claims—and he is
none ether than the famous Eng
lish humorist, A. A. Milne, who
tells all ubout his woes in the Oc
tober number -of the Forum mag
azine.
“ 1 urn the world’s unluckiest
golfer,” he writes. “ Yes, I know
what jrou are going to say, but I
don’t mean what you mean. Of the
ordinary bod luck which comes to
ua all at times, I do not complain.
It is the ’rub of the green/
“ When my best drive is caught
by cover, or fielded smartly by
mld-cn with his foot; when I elect
to run a bunker ten yards away
and am .moat unfortunately held
up by blown sand (or, as I gener
ally call it, and my only hope of
winning the hole is that my opopnent shall nick up a worm which he
ought to have brushed away, or
, w* suppose that horses have
right to run in Florida
ley s Beach Club, but Brad-1
to theb public and tnc*1
run without the pubir words, the horses
who can't afford to be
—*1
brush away are no worms out this
THE REST OF the country
morning; on all these occasions I will be gtad to hear that Miami, uml
take my ill luck with a shrug of Florida generally, have wiped out
the shoulders and something as all signs and reminders of the big
nearly like a smile as Lean mun* vind, and ar® ready for another;
age. After all, golf would be a very boom, with preparations made for
dull game if it were entirely a record crowds this seuson.
matter of skill.
The new boom will come, do not
“ It is in another way altogether douhV it, and what is mor* Impor
that I am singled out b^ Fute. tant, It will stay.
Florida ia des
Once I have driven o ff the first tined to be the winter sunparlor
tee, she is no more unkind to me of millions of Americans.
than to the others. By that time
she had done her worst. But some
A LEARNED CHRISTIAN wri
times it is as much as I can do to ter thinks old-time revivalists and
get on the first tee at all, so re modem “ high power converters"
lentless is her persecution of me. c ( the Billy Sunday type are Out of
Surely no other golfer is so ob date.
structed.”
Real energy, genuine earnestness
Which is all very well. But pri will never he out of date. “To con
vately we bet that about a hun vince others, be yourself convin
dred thousand subscribers will ced." To convert others, be your
write to the Forum’s editors and self converted. Whoever lacks be
explain that Mr. Milne has It nil lief In a hell with real fire, or In a
wrong. Each of them Is the un devil with a real pitchfork will
luckiest golfer.
not cause men to worry about tho
future.
POOR SOUL
MIAMI LIFE
Well, we're all broke!
We know that because we were
read a letter referring to told so. Yesterday we met a friend
torlal page aa “ the soul of;In a Miami restaurant who owed
After look fug over th o , us three dollars. He was eating a
we are convinced that |dollar steak and the
side dishes
papers are only half-soled— won’t do him any good. “ He . wssa
Times. And one or two “ emaciatedly” sad ab< ut conditions.
men to know are running There wasn’t any chance of Miami
and its uncounted souls existing.
barefootThese thousands of
people who
i always tell how the people were turning around in cars had no
sling by looking at our cir- money and it wuuin’t be long before
records. When they are a they ran out of gas and couldn’t
dyspeptic, the circulation buy any more. It wasn’t'lon g for
ff; when they feel better, the them and it wouldn’t be long before
rises stain. What makes they would be in the poor house
we nqver can un that we haven’t got.
it Is a little difWe felt very sorry for the chap
e f opinion.
as he paid (In cash) his 1 0 5 bill
_ —o „
.. ,
.
and almost wept aa he aUpped toTha Herald has been to his Lincoln car and. In a vary
ver, the appointment downcast manner, ambled away*
not a bad
Hera was a typical Mlamf
ia rca n iu sv’d to ourselves, broke, dii
business with Ufa and ready for tba
for him. Wi
his next M7 He had so
Where, as a
cl thousigul* of Americana are
poisoning themselves, ruining their1
kidneys.
Only a fool drinkh bootleg liquor.)
money $i> support hia Lincoln car?
would it not he hard for him to sac
rifice that big diamond'on his right
hand that had made hia soup move
ments commonplace? Wouldn’t we
weep if that gurgeous Suit he wore
dil,pUye^
th* ,hop ot
n, ” rd n? ry Pawnbroker?
We, who write these lines, were
sad and just wondered. Here was
one of our fellow citlsena who was
broke. He had nothing left but a
home in Coral Gabtea, a legally
complicated domain
in
Miami
Beach, a thousand acres of qll IAnd
on the Tamiami trail, and ten first
mortgages that totalled 9342.000
that he could only expect to collect
60 per cent on, and he had etarted
in the Miami district on a 940 a
we?k salary, all cash.
So we wept through the
night
•bait this poor chap. The only dis
turbance was the roar of a Lincoln
car that passed our window* and
the pleasant, loud laugh of a girt.
, We are sorry to r thia chap who
In broke. He is eo symbolic o f the
of Miami and w » just hope
DID YOU NOTICE that the
question of Russiun oil for which,
rmc American and one British
company are fighting may be de-|
cidrd by the world court?
i
The Standar Oil Company can be|
trusted to take care If Itaelf in that;
court or any other. But isn’t Ut
just as well that the foreign busi-J
ness of this nation, Including our
action In international matters
should be not be decided by a
court made up of one lonesome
American and
nine ’foreigners,
whose pet name for thia country
is “ Uncle Shylock!”
W E BUY
trtfde, sail, swap, exchange sec
ond hand tirea. We alao buy
bottlee, metal, bags, dunk of all
kinds*
Better
do it
today!
R H E U M A TISM
I . V . W M . U M
- o —
delay.
Loch
Arbor
Prices
then that these are often signs
of improper kidney action.
Sluggish kidneys allow acid
poisons to remain in (he blood
and upset the whole system. If
your kidneys are acting slug
gishly, assist them with Doan's
Pill*. More than 50,000 users
have publicly recommended
Doan's. Ask your neighbor!
meet the existing con
EltonJ. Moughton
Cashier
It’s th only way to krrp
aheid of the game.
Architect
First Nat’l. Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
Select
H. C. VIELE
CHRISTMAS
Jeweler
tifts NOW on our nev
easy payment plan.
.. 108, Magnolia ..
Only 80 shopping day* lie
fore Christinas.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiuiiimiiiiiHiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiniiiiiiii
pays for merit in this
deelopment but todays
prices will
Stitmtlmmt Diuretic to tho Kidney»
he
found
astounishingly
low!
Have
F**Uf-MHfc«wnCa..Mf|.Cku»..Buf«la,N,Y.
you
inquired?
DeForest-Santord
Realty Co,
Me Laulins
Jewelere-Optometrisl
Engraving
Watch Repairing
Cordially^youra,
It kills (he germs.
ditions of today— one
D O A N ’S " ii 3
Diamond Mounting
is a Prescription for
Malnria, Chills and Fever,
Dengue or Billons » ever.
Sanford
Box 33D
,
th at never bum s down...
I
UNION ECZEMA. OINTMENT
For treatment <*f Ring Wohns, Jiggers and any skin eruption.
Price 76c Sold and guaranteed hy the
UNION PHARMACY
11
A W ick
/ / /
—
Phone 375
KINDERGARTEN
I wish to announce the opening of Sanford School of
Kindergarten, 26th. of September, South Side Primary.
Tuition $4 month.
Hours 9 to n :80— On grounds until 12
, Calvert System Taught
Miss Tressle McRae, Teacher.
This picture shows tho tremsn^*
ous evolution of artificial light from
the flickering tallow canola that
burnad only for a short time to the
Mazda lamp that burns night and
day, year in and year out.
Just imagine lighting larga hotels,
apartmsnt houses and homas with
condlas. How dim and gruesome
they would appear as compsred
with the warm spontansousnoss of
the flood of alectric light that fills
•very nook and corner with s radiant
glow st the press of a button.
R* wonderful, lsnt It? Yet It cost*
Isas to do It with otoctrIcily than
with candles.
�TI1E SANFORD HI
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■..-S'--f-
, Telephone 148
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■25 AEROPLANES,Enlargement
an d Personal
MRS. FRED S. DAIOER. SOCIETY EDITOR
K TUESDAY, 1
-7Tr,-rrreg.-
Residence Telephone 859
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CONTINUE RACE Air Program Urged J fS.'Important
fi '— ■*
To Defenses
’
Aviation’s importance .with r*J
TRANS COUNTRY By Michigan Soldii ! apcct to‘ national defense “can not
bo over cstimatd," th chairman
'Continued From Page 1)
WASHINGTON. Sept. 20, (INS) , continued. "It may bo» thnt the
old. who is only the woman in the *“ Enlargement of tlie present m at war, whenever ami wherre^
race. She- is not a co-pilot but on $130,000,000 five-year army air and’ however thnt may happen,
Mrs. Tonj Pitchford KingsDsug'htcrsIhive jlfiiv M rA vnv
f T0DAY ^
ly a passenger.
* ' ' program may soon becomes necess- L-wfll not be won niremft. Certainly, si
Hostess To The Pipe Enjoyable Meeting On V^
4a S
Th.. two day 2,273 mile flight n>y,JIn’ the opinion
...............
,........
of Rep.
W.
that country which lacks
"misft m$%RTs*:
Is
to
W
made
with'five
stops
of*
Frank
James
(Republican)
o
ff
*
sufficlcnt^air
defense
would,
be
May
McAvoy
fit ■ romance of I
Organ Club Members Monday AtTheChurch
five minutes each for refueling nnd IMichigan, who »vas chairman o f I th '09*r >B »u<h a contest.”
temtor- aantiment. ' quaint and |
one -vernight stop at St. Paul,[the House military affairs com n-j
Referring *t> the .necessity of
-4 -rich with' W*h drama.
On Monday afternoon the Pipe
A most enjoyable meeting of the
Minnesota
..............................
......... . tour erf i *«ndJrigTrnote, pjanea t o Panama
Ko-Ko KxuarUtie kail*. waits* |
ittee
made a inspection
Organ Club of the First baptist King’s Daughters Class of the
Pr " * f __________
■‘KTLVTUCKr’ .
o r ar* U 0,000 t°r ithe country's
j -"id Hawaii Jams said: untry's military defenses,
i
The charm of May McAvoV’s
Church met at the home of Mrs. , Methodist Sunday School w held
the winner, $5,000 for second place,
.
V
- Comedy '
,
“
Army
officers
In
Panama
ad
TUESDAY
personality
suffuses
“
Irish
HeaVts”
The projected
Tony Pitchford for its regular j Monday evening at the church an»„ ,v increase
r- -i vwould lie, v.'sed me that the real defense o f
SM ITH'S PBT8"
with a glowing loveliness. It Is thq $2,000 for third, $1,000 for fourth, j
js Woman’s1 Circle of the meeting.
Inex.
$.>00 for fifth prize.
I ?fppn*?J to, ,the 1 " " ’f1 Zone nn'1
second Wnmer Brothers’ product and
lan Churcti will meet
The devotional exercises were
The planes in today’s race a re' (nwa ,an. defenses, the most vlt- the Panama Canal lay In airplanes.
Miss
Evelyn
^ydenficld,
class
-m i rtdAt?T&YUKON*
Tl*
T
l ere7 is tRc France aviation field
Charles M* Powell Jr., led by Mrs. Volie Williams, after presided over the business, session ion to be made under her new long more powerful than those which' 2* ,pota ln the
scheme,
Mr. Brockakahn by request willthe Atlar^fc side1of the cftnal,
ford Avenue at 6:30 which Mrs. A. A. Mnneely read a when the semi-annual election of term contract, and her stnrring role hopped . ff yestenlay, and should , T}v ,ce a s ,mnn-v ;urPlnnes a.cneed- cW'V(He
reader elections from
most interesting article on "Pray officers took place resulting as fol is distinctly a* "personality part” arrive in Spokane tomorrow after- !
nt ,b,ot,h I'1*” 11
wc arr no'v n it| several million dollars kVa to
“BL TROVATORE"
, Circle of the First Bap- er.”
nnd
fits
the
diminutive
star
like
a
I
lief
expended
on
the
Allbrook
avia
»
noon at about the same time ns 1
.nprovided under the five-year pro
lows: president. Miss Mamie (’arth will meet at 8 o’clock • The business session was pre roway; vice president, Miss Nan glove. The vivacious, fun-loving the class [t planes which started, Krnn'> he said
tion f ild oif the Pacific side.
,
Patsy from Erin offeTs xe character
Mack Cleveland 2173 sided over by Mrs. J. 11. Coiclough,
WEDNESDAY
yesterday.
•
| James gave his committee credit
"Avenue with Mrs: Cleve- the club president, and-the roll call nie Brooks, secretary. Miss Louise that brings out all of Miss McYoo Late Te Classify)
Swain; treasurer; Mrs. W. II. Law- Viry’s rndihnt self. The magnetic
It
was
said
today
that
there
may
rf°r
stimulating
interest
in
nefu"MTBRBALL GAMBLERS”
|Mrs. T. L. Hale ns host- was answered with articles
for Iins.
bc difficulty , .......
in the
non-stop class
I nnl|Hcs by passing the. $160,000, LOFV—One , diamond btoocK beTom Meighan, directed
by |
force
of
her
individualitv
has
never
”
7~"
the Christmas bazaar. During the
* "
- — Wednesday ooo air bil).
At the conclusion of business, been so strongly felt as in “ Irish
James Cruse In a drama that
1
,1
lcf
Ve
w e d n e s iia y
tv/eegi
520
and
*500
Oak
or
600
Oak
business session it was 'decided the meeting was turned over to
'afternoon and to arrive in Spokane
givey you everything—laughs,
"The passage of the Inw," he and Presbyterian church. Return
t of the Rosary Society of that the club would meet Friday Miss Alice Gooding McKim, who Hearts.’
lat,e Thursday. The rules specify said, stimulating activity among to H.jC. DuBose and receive liberal
thrills,-romance!
Instead
of
the
wistful,
languish
Js Catholic Church will give with Mrs. Francis E. Bolz, to sew had charge of the program. The
ing beauty of "Lady Windermere's that at lea-t five starters must com the mnnufncturcern of airplanes. rewaitl.
Jcription bridge party at 8 for a locat needy family.
pete. r<- date, but two entries in
following numbers were presented;
fst the parish Hall on Oak
The hostess for the next meet piano solo, Dorothy Smith; piano Fan," there is n high-spirited, un- th* non-sitnp planes aro at Roose (INS)— Leslie Miller, piloting his
con*)
ueralile
Ooolcn
with
a
flash
in
Tlie Credit Assocfatiorf la an or
ing will be Mrs. Volie Williams duet, Misses Elizabeth nnd Rebecvelt Eield. They are two Stinson j Englerock plane, "Spirit
plrit of St.
her
eye
and
a
ipiltk
.retort
on
her
ganises)
sbeiety for the prevention
THURSDAY
and Mrs. M. B, Smith, and the ca Clarke; piano selection, Miss
planes, the "Royal Windsor” , pi- j Paul," competing in the.class "H"
TRUEMAN
Liar monthly meeting of the roll call will be answered with Maude Carroway; Plano solo. Miss pretty lips, a fighting Uttflp "IrUh- ioted by (\ s. "Duko" Schiller, New York' to Spokane Air Derby o f Cruinlty to Credit. Just Pay your
er" whoHs up im wnps when her
bills
when
they’re
due,
and
help
to
|T. U. will he held at 3:30 current events.
Elizabeth Clarke; vocal solo, Dor patience it tied To the lireaking with I’hil Wind’s brother as pas-! race arrived here from Chicago ht prevent this cruelty.
FERTILIZER
|at the home of Mrs. Coopaenger, and the other piloted by ’ 0:50 A. M., after refueling, Mi*
A delicious ice course was serv othy Smith.
point
by
an
intolerant
employer,
a
The
Sanford;.Credit
Asa’n.
Ine.
East Eighteenth Street. ed by the hostess late in the after
ler took o ff at I0:0J A. M. for
CO. *4,
The meeting clused with a most faithless sweetheart, and a sbift- the Stinson planes.
- r ~v — - t -------------—
FRIDAY
noon, and during the serving, Mrs. impressive devotional exercise, less fnther.
H., his next stopping
Major Howard C, Davidson, who Fargo,*
(
Raffo Missionary Society Robert L. Glenn, who possesses which had been outlined l»y the
"Irish Henrts’’ proves ^onelu- hat) been in charge of arrangements place. C. W. Moyers, in the WacoMain Office and'
BATH TOWELS
lid White Elephant party at an unusually sweet soprunn voice, conference superintendent and wOs^ivoly that Muv McAvoy has dot at this end. said today that he has Dctroit arrived ut 10:05, taking
Factory
In order-that we may get oar
with
a led by Miss Me Kim. The theme, only beauty of face anil form
"uk at the Methodist Church delighted the members
but received no definite word from the off at 10:20.
special
double.loop
Turkish*
bath
Jacksonville,
Fla.
group o f solos
x
was "The Christian.value of Coni- i thnt inward beauty which produces committee to cnll off th« race, how
towels introduced into ns many
Members attending Mondays mdeship.”
f
c
A
*I
1
\
\
S
w*A*f
ever,
nnd
would
start
Stinson
and
CHICAGO.
Sept.
20
(INS)—The
* ’4. ■ ,
! ,he invaluable, lat nnglble
“
giiality,
homes as pussihle wf with moll
meeting were Mrs. Leslie Bryan,
Local RcprensentaMisses Evelyn Edepfiebl and known “ charm" Jason Robards,' marathon on schedule time. Martin first of the class “ A" planes in to any addraM 4 towola for
1 <» tive * 1•<
i R.
•, H. ,,Berg,
, Mrs.
, . Francis—E. I Miss Nannie Brooks, the hostesses ! Les Bates and Walter Rodgers aro Jknsen, pilot of the Ryan mono- the transcontinental air derby from
C H U L U O T A |«Mrs.
$1.0Q, poet paid.
tj,i directed IB*ne wh" was forced down in New York to Spokane, Wash,,*
Bolz, Mrs. C . A. Anderson Jr.. (served fruit punch anil cake as r e - in th- cast. Byron Haskin
These top-els arc she 20 by
adapted by* A ^ IO,,;l while enmute here with reached Chicago today. No. 8‘, A
the story
slnry which was ni
I (he
Annie Williams, who . has Mrs. R. F. Cooper, Mrs. J. II. freshments.
40 and n special double loop
1
aiir'J
plune,
of
St.
Paul,
piloted
■
Leo,
a
movie
stunt
lion,
abroad,
Colclough,
Mrs.
Robert
MerriC. L. Derby
Those present were Miss itvelyn 1Graham Baker from a story by
uttc ill at the hospital in
ciyistrtiction, woven from best
c>
*
#
will , be unable to participate as by C. Holman with Thomas Lane
weather,
Mrs.
B.
G.
Methvln,
Edenfield,
Miss
Nannie
‘
Brinks,
Melville
Grosman.
is home, again,
select cotton yarns.,
Phone *18
planned.
of
St.
Paul
ns
passetiger,
rodehed
Mrj.
B.
C.
Aloore,
Mrs.
H.
A.
Miss ' Maude C anW hy,
Miss
“ Irish Hearts" conics to the Mliret WebJ), little daughter
*
-4,
Do not confuse this * heavy
the municipal landing field at
Mrs. A. A. Mnneely, Elorence
McKay, . Miss’ Oztmt l«nc Theatre today.
land Mrs. Fred Webb, has Morelaml,
double
loop
towots
with
the
.
•
Storage
IV*
11:26
A.
M.
Mrs. Sidney J. Nix, Mm. Odam,
ST. Paul. Minn., Sept. 20 —
der the care of a speciallight single loop.
Brooks, Miss Alice Gooding Me- ’
;--------- ZZ
IT * ,
Sanford Feed A
The second plane, No. 6. also A
Mrs.
A.
M.
Phillips,
Mrs.
Tony
aevcrul weeks and is imAlbert B. Kirby,
Mins FZthol Tillis, Mrs. W. H. -l i o n f i c l c
I fi R p O * lr i
Supply. Cos, d-. •>
by the examiner charge the bank Laird plnne, piloted by E. E. BclPitchford, Mrs. Kent Rossiter, Kim,
Hawkins, Mrs. Porter I-ansing, t D t i p i l S I S __A U ^ D C ^ I I I
______
'
'Geffnejf, S- C.
president with "unlawfully, fel lough, with Charles Dickinson, 60,
Mrs. George Huff, Mrs.
J.
C.
j and Mrs. Curfis Lowry Mitchell, Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mjss Georgia Calhoun, Miss L iise
oniously ami knowingly enuring the Chicago as passenger, landed here
Ire been the guests of their Mrs. Guy Selman, Mrs. Arthur Swain, Miss Rebecca Clarke. Miss,
Seminole County Bank to loan to at 12:10 P.M.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Trib- Gatchell, Mrs. T. L. Hale, Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke, Mrs. Juanita
himself" certain sums, "the said[
l Sunday afternoon
for Morris Allen, Mrs. Clifford Walk Cameron, Miss Waldrom, .Mrs.
Forrest Lake being nt the same
C. II. Smith and Dorothy Smith.
University at DeLnnd.
Beginning Wednesday night of time of the negotiation of suid
i i ’A I
er anil Mrs. Volie Williams.
1w
this week officers of the ja r lobs loans, then anil there indebted to
land Mrs. Leon Simmons
of the First Baptist the Seminole County Bank in exng congratulated upon the
Bon Ton Bridge Club departments
Church will begin n serines of study tfcsii of 10 per cent of the aggregate
|of a fine baby girl at their Tod Hyatt, Expert On
which will deni with every capital and surplus of said Semin
ar Chuluota.
Foods* To Talk Here Entertained Tuesday periods
phase of the national church or ole County Bank.". The four war
Pectman, the stnte secret By Mrs. Ben Caswell gnnizntion. its accomplishments and' rants specifically name the follow
[the Baptist Missionary So
Tod Hyatt, lectUIer on foods, will
[dans for (he future, together with ing amounts *1,727.78, $60,000,.
li beet} the guesE of Mrs. give a talk at I.unlock Wednesday
Delightful in every way was the a discussion oT different activities $20,230.10 and $10*1,654.70.
nliblc for several days. afternoon at the
Kn Sanford
M i n f. , V i 1 L
*Ij. ,,4 . lovely i bridge imrty1 given Tues of the iM’nl institution.
Electric
MORE THAN
1 The excessive loan charges
Ihtre she gave a very inter- Contracting Company, 116 Magno; 1day afternoon when Mrs. Ben
The study
tudy institute is
Lx expected ,aipain.it Mr. Key were iricorporJUST A
|lecture on Cuba at the lia Avenue, on the “ Prcservntioo Caswell entertained members bf to very intcrestinij
interesting mid histnic>t w
iiv warrant which
_______
... he
Instrilc- nt^j <
in
one
said
auditorium Friday afters of Foo«ls." The lecture will be held
m
. POLICY .x** j -L
the Bon Tim Bridge Clul( at her live anil oYticers of the chuteh l"uhiawfully, feloniously nnd know(She also spoke at the Bap- for l the benefit of the. wonun home on Magnolia Avenue.
»
>
?
I V V* •' .-*i
board are hoping, that U( ftt]l *»t- L,frMfly did cause ’the fciemlnole
Twrch Sunday morning on
You Ret more than-just
'il W* W * * nnHrritsd
A variety of cut flowers in the tendance f,f the ^v^pdus^ workeraTQgUnty Hunk to loan to himself,
[we spend' our Missionary
insurance
policies 'from
i Mr. Hur|ieri of {heifiinfon|;Btiv'l pastel tints including roses, hibis will b» oi\ hand fop yavh discussion.'! the said A.R.Kcy, the sum of $30^
3 i.I??V •**«*«• ' " A S
trfic *Contracting Company announ- cus and antlgnon, were used with In addition to the 110 officers t h e r e ! t h e said loan' not having
leans
on
Improved
,
s
Toni Lane, wheyjhas .been
. \ ou * * V “
c ^ lfo d a y that there wi)uld te a nrtistic* effect In the rooms whfre are expected,.to be'ruafiv. «*f tnoLtb^fftofore been approved by the
I A reeidence and b»»l«
pkljled advice about, your
—*— w{iti
...i----ni join
u i- iin. o...
„ .i * 'K - •uf* directors
•«—
—of*ii------'d
‘ at her homp.heYtvja
members
will
the .i
study.Aboard
the said bank.”
bank.
series of lectures for several the card tables had been nrranged —
_mund again.
properly u
the medical
j V;
properties I ■ ,S
Mrs,
v
,T 1 Consideration of thu Baptist pr|>-J The charges brought by Mn
wAvka, each being held on Wed for play.
M Mf.y W B m ;^ h r ^ A yg :.nesday and conducted
gram will be token ur» 'at the son- i Wiistm in her warrant against Mr.
<4 re your doctor Rives, or
; - iDM inll from M,*00 ‘
Progressive
bridge
waji
played
for
the
5 moved to tuiulubla, are
lhe,i^ptjl,edyice('tendered A\
benefit of the women of the var during the afternoon, scores <for »l'm tomorrow night, It wpp.ata)wi IKry1^ yice;, president, of the ,inuursday night.
ious churches of Sanfonl.
which weru kept'on unusual tallies this morning hy 'Dt.' F> D. KinglE [stltiition, were to the effect that
by
your lawyer.
oud parents of a new son ..M e* Harper aUtea Mr. Hyatt is done in quaint' English Harden pastor.
m
. h Loans elneod iissisdK j
H igh! over tW i counter is *
, . it, "*i i i* (If Ihc "did. unlawfully und feloniously
TiiihidJiy hljfhf.'
...... — an authority on this subject und scenes. After the usunl number of
'place among the uasets of the said
ately en d«r Inspee* K_.
the place to save m on ey
i Fife am never be pro*,
Brown Returned
Chul- a very interesting , lecture is in rounds had- been played,- s*.
bunk five Victory Bonds for $1,rad
tepa.
tlon.
H
*r
rad
vented
altoRcther, but this
|(ondav morning U^-oom)tiete storfe for those who attend.1
000 each; one $500 Third Liberty
were Collected and the prize aw
Low eest. >A ”* ^ 5 ]
agency
offers you sound
mill of Brown and hlcln•onn
bond;
six
$100
Third
Liberty
ed fwas a pretty orunge Juste'
Save money on fir*t qoat, '
|i,6un bonds; one First LH*erty
*ipgAlrfloled ?a$ l^iUtbi: i
and dependable protect)
Alfred Hobson of brlando bpeut Tase.f
bemuse
have a com
Local . Councel
rLoan converted bond for $1,000
|xnd Mrs. C. D. Brumley of the day here* Monday attending to
frobi loss.
~w
Late in the afternoon when .the
aid
ten
Second
Liberty
Loan
bonds
plete low-priced selection
were the guests. Friday business.
briege accessories had i>een, re
,
i» S. R, DIGHTON
or $100, each.” The sum Involved
Mm. A. G.. WaVncr of
Call on
for advice and
moved the hostess assisted Ny hrt
, — save money 6n treraenSANFORD
(continued from png* ope)this warrant Is $8,100ft
Inn.
Charles Henderson who is at sistef Mrs. Rotiert J. Holly Jr., C. White, state bank examiner, in Mr.
counsel
about
your insur
* dotty mileage with G ood
Lake is named in u warrant
' ;
|sn<l Mr». Mathew Best are tending Stetson University spent served frozen fruit salad, ribbon while two others were- made by sworn out by Mr. McCracken wh<*
ance.
\
rich Silvertowns.
and iced tea.
K. B. McCracken against Mr. I<4kc, chargetf that the official "did un
over the arrival of a new the week end here with relatives.
Mrs. Caswell’s guests were Mrs. and by Mrs. Lizzie Annie Wilson
)m at their home Sunday
lawfully and feloniously cause the
W. C. Hill. Mrs. Robert J. Holly against Mr. Key,
InlandSupply
Mrs.
Byron
Stephens,
is
visiting
Seminole County Bank to issuo
ft
One warrant against Mr. Lake certain certificates of deposit llnto
lim, Orange County agent, in Ocain for a few weeks as thu Jr., Mrs. W. W. Potter, Mrs. Joe
Company ■*
guest of the Chuluota Inn guest of Miss Chivaletttc. Smith. Chittenden, Mrs.• James Ridge, charges that the official "unlaw Thus. J. Ewing in the aggregate
«n > * iM W m fim
Mrs. Lloyd Boyle, Mrs. C. K. Kirt- fully and feloniously enibyzsled, amount of ft6.637.72 In exchange
ay while in the vicinity on
nmi converted to his otvn use cer for vouchers of the City of San
Mrs, J. D. Woodruff left Monday lly„ nnd Mrs. Floyd Palmer.
•t
. ■
l e a s B a rw att
tain monies of suiij Seminole Coun
for
Jacksonville
where
fche
will
ford, the said vouchers not repre
ota was hit by one of the
B id * .
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ben tv .Bank, to wit th*„auni of $353,- senting actual money deposited
visit
as
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Dan
U.
' * / * * » * *
11
’ JJWCMONVIUj* ^
nnd wind storms Wedder left Monday for Miami where 780JM." A similar warrant charg contemporaneously by the said
Established
190S
sftemoon of the season. ( Wilder.
ing rinlasslcmcnt in the nmoijtit
(hey will spend a short time.
Thos. J, Ewing with the issuance
ulur damage reported ex2Ji Magnolia
Pboa
of $40J)92.21. was served <mMr. inURo el. r*w I
Mrs.
^Robert
A.
Newman
anil
Id certificate#
of ,
blown dawn.
of
tho
'
Key.
i*
:
* * »P
Mrs. Samuel Puleston motored to
bunking instltut!
bur other warrants -sworn unit hy the ygld'l
Euvile Procter and Hor- Orlando Monday where they spe
---------Daviil of Sanfonl were the
the day.
IFHda.y of Mrs. R, L. Dann.
.
. ...
...
;
.-" V
|Stamp, n missjmiary from
C|ydo Booth returned to DcIjuu!
} at tin- Baptist Church Sun- where ho is u student at Stetson,
• w ',;
4- ‘ . *
J P * a very .' interesting after spending the week end hero
W V
with his parents,
(Continued From Page Ons)
pter, Jtlrs. ia co h ^ nnd
grief of France over the death of
attended«Ule MilsJotiMrs, OJlle M. Steele and soil Gil Sacco am) Vunzetti.
held at-Ctyl*^0 Thurs- mer have returned home from
The communists deputy Vall*moon at- which Mrs. Washington, D. C. where they Innt Couturier, writing in LTluMileage — Service — Economy
1was the principle speak- spent several weeks.
nianite called the event n “ stupid
»!'*> f l
parade of Fascist legionaircs,
*| of the ladies here are
Mias Frances Hughey returned methodism, rationalism, Ku Klux
' to attend the Association home Sunday evening from Cin Klan, fordism,.electric chairs and
Fl to be held in Titusville cinnati, Ohio where sho has been prohibition, to sound hurlesque
Tuesday, y
(Spending some time,
jazz before jingoists, royalists, ex
urs and
refurnishing of i
cited women and a crowd of Idlers
•«(T
Mrs. Charles L. Park and small attracted by a circus. To the leg
Inn are going ahead rapsratory to the opening of son Charles Jr., are spending a ion’s national fete, the people of
l>. ttr
■It.
few weeks at Daytona Beach as Paris replied with a manifestation
*1about October 1,
the guests of Mrs. B. B. Mills.
of disgust."
\-,
D? W. Walker of ClnclnThe popululre had a somewhat
. »a*
;i
Miss Cleo Bridges of Miami ar kindlier tone:
i MPTtd here Sunday
to
“ Whnt cries of welcome and
twu weeks here with her rived here Tuesday and is spend
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Thorr.- ing a few days here with her sis recognition would have been heard
Rrt. Walker will be remcm- ter Miss Mildred Bridges before if the Sorco and Vanzetti crime
At the Sanford
_ Co.
,, VA ,
had net been committed,” ' the
«re os Miss Selma Thornley. going to Havana.
Equip
your
truck
or
bus
paper declared. "The heart o f Par
Wd.lU. . Sii -t o
Miss Marjorie Forrest, returned is was not there."
'
\v(th Firestone Truck ami
and Mrs. H. J. Lehman re
after
"There was no fete, only a
' home Sunday evening from home Tuesday afternoon
This
lecture
will
be
not-only.enteiiaining
but
Rus rheumatics and you’ll
Grille where they icrompau- having spent the summer visiting certmony,” I-* Quotidien declared.
relatives
at
Albany,
Amerlcus
and
"The
heart
of
Paris
did
not
beat
be
money ahead, BE
daughter .\fisa Laura Lrhcational. Mr. Hyatt' is well kn^wn as an-aut|iq(
In the official - manifeststjona.
pho js attending Jacksonville Sylvester, Gu. t
CAUSE
'Firoatonea
w
i
l
l
There was curiosity but no en
and his lectuie will be well worth' hearing. ;j
College.
% -- The many friends of Mrs. Fred thusiasm. The war’s victims did
gii|e ypt^ greater mileage
Helen and Robert Wil- Wight will be pleased to leam that not die to enable the American
thin any other equipment
|hudrcti of Mr. find Mm. F. she is getting along nicely after an Legion,to disreseet our.grief."
The conservative press, however,
money can buy.
"an, returned home Tuesday operation Monday morning nt the
went just as far In th* opposite
or> from Brandon where Fernald-Isiughton hospital.
direction, praising the skies, the
l«**e been visiting their
_
_
_
_
_
■> *
' y
"
Mrs. Perry Weinberg and son beauty and reverence of the spectf Mr. and Mrs. I. M.
rW'it kV* j
That each Wednesday
Arthur Lee Weinbefg, and Miss -tacle. Lauding the parade as a
.v
lt
ia
the-adtieti.atrength
and
endurance
th
^
th
ese
* o f Miami arrived here snlehiiid Pacific demonstration Lelecture along the sa^
i from their Gum-Dmped cord V>nmighty tirea
from New York where Mntin declared;
Ruth, and Margaret
™
apible their EXTRA* vahle <o.
"It was not * .Jegion, it was a
been spending the sum[who have been spending,th* they have 1
at
people that Paris saw - parading
rr #t their home ut Ever- tAer.
you. ,
yestordpy. It was the future we
.
will arrive here Wedonly G ^ - ^ h e i ^ d ^ tire.
Fires tom
saw
pass
in
-review,
for
the
future
Miss' . Dorothy Lovell who bus
lt> siicnd'the winter with
•nK Mr*- H. M. Rumble? ut been spending the post two week* belongs to youth and order."
VMM
Le Petit Parisien did not spare
here with her grandparents'Mr.
•V
on Oak Avenue.
”
1
'
I
•
’
J
and Mrs. M. W. Lovell, left Sun word*.
w
~
"It was the most picturesque,
Und Mn. James Lee epter- day afternoon fur her home at
t- •
fantastic,
well-diseiplined
parade
'I
«■ i ? w ° f their friends in- Leesburg.
i
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ifard Daily Herald
[T AD. RATES
Cash I" Advaoee
Asm sd*. "HI
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Crons and collector »*nt
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RHINO YOUR WATCH to me. I
15— Apartment For Kent
have materia]!*, tools, ability
i
to
put it in order. Peter E!. Ahenrn.
W. First St. Sanford,
I OR RENT: 3 room furnish*,,!
mtment, private hath, .ere*
porch. $8 per week. 1119 M>
YOUR. BUSINESS -c a r d appear* Avc. Phone :t:i»— W.
ing daily in this column will
reduced rates are for
Entire insertions.
[words of average iftngth
reach over 3,000 every dayl
-and it cost; so little a 12 word
ad for one month costs only 12.00.
*
Phone 148
|Advertising is reatrlcted
uuer claHSificatloiL
an error is made The SanHerald will be responsible
nly one incorrect insertion.
TO ADVERTISERS
Herald
representative
Lghly familiar with rates
r Bnd clusslfaction will
LqiI complete information.
0 you wish they will assist
L Wurding your wunt ml.
Lfcg it more effective.
mpurpant
NOTICE
Lsrtisers should give their
1 or postoffice address as
L their phone number if
[desire results. About r us
r out of a thousand has
bphone and th eothers
pcomni'ini'.ate with yotf
Lthey know your address,
[diieontlnuence MUST be
[ in person, at the Sanford
U office or by letter. TeleL discontinuencea are not
>tu - Prompt *: Efficient
lomobiles
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APARTMENTS—
rooms kitchenette and bath,
Two
attractively furnished, cent rail j
located, all improvements; SO pel
week. Tel 777 or 775.
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BEAUTIFUL
Just ask
pise rates on request.
OUT OUR WAY
The Old Lines on Parade
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\ F i n d "itt B A B V . /
House for rent, 1405 W. 1st S'.
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works,
! FOR RENT 5-room bungalow with
CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS I garage, |30 per month, Woodruff
WITH THE NEW WALL PAINT Sub-division; T. A. Ilrotherson,
SOMETHING NEW AND BET I phone 135,
TER. FOR FURTHER INFORMA
TION. CALL PHONE 235-J OR
SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD, FOR RENT: Five room bungalow
at'the corner of Palmetto Avenue
FLA.
and Katie Street, loirge living
PHONOGRAPH— repairing, piano room, dining room, two bedrooms,
tuning by experts with 17 years bath, with shower, kitchen equip
experience. Sanford music store ped with electric range. Front and
and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & II Mc- rear porches. $40 monthly. Address
S. C. H. care The Herald.
I-ander Arcade, Phone 832.
BUNGALOW — on
BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation SPANISH
High Street near Elm Avenue.
boxes and generul cement work
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter* Furnished, all improvements, gnrnge, two bedrooms, bath, living
wllleger, Proy. 3rd and Elm.
room, dining nook, kitchen. Beau
WIGHT-CHRISENBERRY PRINT tiful shade trees. Owner in tno
SHOP — Printing
engraving, norm. Will rent to responsible
embossing. See us first. We do it. party at reasonable rate. Ask for
Phone 417-W, R.R. Avenue-Com Mr. Berg at the Herald office.
mercial Street.
FOR RENT: Small cottage on
Magnolia Avenue just north uf
LUMBER and complete line of
building material. Low
prices. Central Street. $25.00 monthly.
Security Lumber Co., ‘‘Where Go'vd Box 123 care The Herald.
Gradea Come From" Maple
and
Sixth. Phone 797.
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pictured part of the parade ot Juoo of the men of ‘ *l«
of the faat thinning ranks of blue who .-«>n>»«ril recently
at Ofaud Itnplds. Ml, h-
19— Houses For Sale
CONCRETE In every ehape and
form, blocke, tile roofing, orna
mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod
ucts Company, Fifth and Maple
SU. Phone 112-W.
L-.ADZ- > : o T C o
S10 cash and $10 monthly will buy
good building lot at remarkably
low price. Box 99 care The Her*
rn
f€ i£ r ^ \ JT.Rt'.MiLLievM
’ fti mmmmmaaa mmmum
A p p oin ted to H elp Save N a tion ’s Oil'
METAL ROOFING—The Roof Ev
erlasting. ! Metal y ;shihjdes;
standing seam tin and, galvanized
roofs, aee James II. CoWdinL Oak
Ave. and Phird St. Phone 111.
5— Help Wonted Female
DODGE
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cars and Graham trucks
13th Street. Pnone 3.
W[\MTED: neat attractive girl or
young woman with good person
LNS * COWAN CO. Auto ality to take churge of a business.
toc-and sheet metal works, Salary and commission both. Wonmelt A*o. Phone 71#-!^ v . derfqj opportunity J or the right
Apply* B. at
ANPORO BUICK.CO
j
b—Help Wanted (Male)
212, k'agn olia Ave.
Phone 307.
Free Rent— in exchange for about
MODEL TRIM CO.
one hopes janitor service daily;
laf the car, nut the owner, wc* wljl give fjee) rent on a' thrup
room tipurtment located in buairlcss
bone 817 for estimate*
district. Apply foremun at Sanford
P. W. RADFORD
Herald.
$1575p.OO is the uficcc pt small cot- 26— Miscellaneous F o r Sale
1 take oniweli located lot on MagiKilia Avenue. |50 cash all that is
required. -Balance payable just like
rent. Box 124, care The Herald.
HUPB—MARMONS
infiml Automobile Co.
(noiia Ave.
Phoae 137,
FOR SALE, A bargain, Dodge
ITELD MANAGER— For IfiO acre
special touring car, look*, qpndl20—
Farms
For
Sale
potato farm near Sanford. Most
tion, tires good. This js a renoasesshave had long experience,* prefer
ed car and enn be bought below real
W. M. FOR SALE—at a sacrifice,. best
(RD-Overbmd Co. Willy a* ably in Hastings section.
value. The Chandler Motor On.,
hta A Overland, Whlppita. Young, 200 N. Park Ave. _
Improved farm in South East Inc.. Kent Building. Phorte 17.
Commercial Sts. Phono 58.
Georgia, hundred thousand dollar*
11— Miscellaneous
worth improvements Land worth
[OLE HUDSON- ESSEX
hundred thousand dollars.
Seven
Nj
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Will he glad to take cure of |
miles county seat, turn pike road*
/
203 Oak Ave.
for use of it, Address E. V
through form, railroad stutlon on cum
Phone 41
care Herald,
farm, 3808 acres and- will sell for "£(|
one hundred thousand dollar*, i
CAR AWNINGS.—Auto Awning Terms if deilred. T. Z. Daniel,! Hint
loess Service
Co. 11 Ball Btdg.
ROOFING—The Roof F.v 14— H oom s W ith ou t Hoard
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ng.
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shingle* )
learn tin and galvlnized 2 Furnished rooms, private home
near school*, convenient fnr tea
i James H. Cowan. Oak
chers. Phone 279—J.
Third St. Phone 111.
2 1 — Acreage For Sale
These four oil men. photographed aa they met at Colorado Springs, are members ot the oil con*
serration board nt seven members appointed to consider ways and means ot cutting down the vast
overproduction or petroleum. Left to right they are; L. P. Rt. Clair, Los Anjtelee, vice president
of the Union Oil Co.; It. L. Welch, New York City, eecretary of tha American Pelrqleum Institute;
K. W. Clark. Los Angeles, president ot the Amerlckn Petroleum Institute and vice praaideul ot the
tiua OlLCo.. and J, Edgar Pew, Dallas, Tex., president of the Bun Oil Ca.
Little Virginia Mary Heath d,
Auburn, N. t .. hasn’t flout
ncroia the Atlantic yet, hut *ho‘ I
an ftvlatrlt Just the same. Tt*
girl I* but two ydnrs, 11 month;
eld, but already has bem up U
airplanes and liked IL
Stylish Emerald
wmmanciant
.
College Head, 31
j
tUO STORE— Pr*» ROOM: for rent, one bl<
•ruga. Sod*. We aw
First Street, reusonabU*.
your phone. Call 103 npL » «ver Herald.
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real Jewel*
______ _ sew commandant of the naval air,
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it, it>- Hnnurelit# t'uuniy Judge *t
Clorlda. that jo u r reeldeiice warn
tail limnl of wee Wajcroe*. Ueur-
■latlou at Han Diego. Captain Me>'
Crary formerly commanded the’
Shenandoah and the naval *lr al*>
Uaa ai Lakehural. N. J
Frisco railroad which atataa that
in the aeeson juat doled the road
moved 1508 carloada. This wax 111
car* more than had been expected
by th* agricultural itatlaticiaa*.
Only
shipped dursW
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- U car* were wesepKwag
—
ling the «eason but year.
M'Therefore Vou. Joeeph Jlcl^ne.
nf, rntillred |u he and appear lie fore
„ur mid Circuit Ci>uri nt Hanford.
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Antonio Gets
1928 legion Meet
_ . i ~—
$ept. *1—
S*w Antonio. Te**, wa*-d*fin.
iLei yr ^ L,Mn ***** ** •*» AroeriiCWei .
ririt Of St. Paul”
Leading In Class B
At First Of Last
Leg Of Long Fight
“ fchl« * n delegate*
determine^ cim piicn
*°
D*«
convention
for Detroit. Other cities making
a hid for the 1928 convention
were Miami,.Fla., and LmaMlla,
. Ky* Lag Angeles made a hid for
the 1230 comrenrit
a
tt) Of Class B
Planes Are Lost
line Of 15 Class A
PlanesMake StPaul
Kjump In 10 Hours
Tram Far Port O f Havre
IS C A liiD
In vestiga tion O f Tm o I n&nlr
in v e stig a tio n u r L o ca l Bank
la Americai* 1Vomea*s Golf
CJumpfonbhlp Mrs. Afera
Stirling Fraser Beats For
mer Chart! pTwolJpAndOnfe
Glenna Trimmed Her
Once Nine And Eight
Mrs. Fraser Learned Her Golf
From Stewart Malden, Man
Who Taught*4Bobby" Jonee
CHERRY VALLEY CLUB, GAR-,
CITY, N. Y., Sept. 2 i .- ( i N S )
Expected To B fltatfainj-M re. Alexa Stirling Fraser, of
Furpos^'Of Term; Several th* R«yal Ottawa Golf club, three
Lawyer# To Assist Scarlett il“^ , hoLd" , of .t.he American
womens championship, advanced a
step nearer her possible fourth
Pursuant to a request by Gov- title today when
arnbr John W. Martin, Judge Wal Conn., country clob, 2 an
in the
lace W. Wright has called a spec most thrilling match pf the tourna
ial term of the eircuit court for ment.
Mrs. Fraser who, as Alexa Ster
next Monday morning at lOo’clock.
ling, learned her f o l f from Stewart
Although the extra session has Maiden at the famous E*at Lake
been called for a consideration of course In Atlanta, Gu., played re
genera) matters, It Is believed that markably steady g olf t" defeat the
It IS for the purpose of permitting girl who te 1925 overhelmed her
a grand jury to make a complete by a score of 9 and 8 in the final
investigation of the affairs of the round of the championship of that
8 em|noie Bounty Bank and certain year.
She did not quite reverse the
alleged Irregularities as contained
in WdTVanM that have been sworn score on Miss Collett, but she play
out against Forrest Lake and A. ed a much sounder game.
They played par golf to halve
R. Key.
the first three holes, but on the
Judge Wright wa» in receipt «f long fourth Glenha got Into the
a message thla afternoon announc rough with her second shot and In
ing that Judge Ira A. Hutchinson getting back onto the fairway had
of west Florida has been assigned to play through a tree. This proved
to preside over.tha Special term end fatal, and Mrs. Fraser took the hole
that F. A. B. lainakf, of Pensacola, with another par 5.
state's attorney fter the first judic
The halved the fifth and sixth
ial circuit, and J, McHenry Jones
but
on the seventh Mrs. Fraser
. assistant to the ateneral, have been named learned what trouble is. She played
t the state along with short hote * with an Iron to land
it on the OQk of bounds line in a
te‘a Attorney J. A. Scarlett
rrow behind h bunker, while
.and.
' * ■; /
enna wail (trapped to the right
Both Judge Wright and Btata
fort of the hale. At this point the
Attorney Scarlett were unable
Connecticut (III played, a beautlUila morning to state' definitely fql explosion shot to ' tend eight
whether the bank case '‘ Would. he fast from the pin. Mrs. Ffaser got
‘ bunker
‘ nker on her second and
5 t°KUf!L V
U>trth*
*|fbou#b tbay < admitted, that It aim0Bt chipped Into the trap on her
mjftit pa.
*
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next, 1 napping on the edge o f the
PARIS. Sept. 2 1 - ( I N S ) — Mayor mood over his return to New York.
J. Walker terminated h ta ib d r of
“ IH be back in time te pitch Uw
Europe at 4 o'clock, thla afternoon first hall hi the World Series for
when he boarded the boat trftht for the Now York Yankees, I hope,**
Havre where he will board the he said.
Fake Tickets, *8pedal Police
He reiterated his previous d e c
French liner He De France, *nFor Boxor8’PVotecUon,And
laration that the next time he re
rbute back td Hew York.
j
Big Onrush O f Fans Mark
turns
to
Paris
he
win
not
be
in
The Mayor, arrived at the station
public dfflee. Mu. Walker could ^ Camps’ Last Minute News
# ft t a leant five minutes
not leave Parts without creating a
before his train pulled out.
“wisecrack.should have told me. thla Ira trt 1
“ Now I will have
t« get accus Moderate Weather
ni
at 1 0 o’clock, and then ! tBbuld tomed to synthetic gin a n te ." ha
have been able to make It coigfor *eld. Before leaving, W . Walker
Expected Tomorrow
tably,” he observed.
invited
Police
Commissioner
The Mayor appeared In ■
>py •Chiappe of Parts to visit Hew York. BoOiDempseyAndTunney Ap No Unpleasant Incident Seen
Ends In
LE0ONMEETING Resolution
4Stormy Battle
ELPS RELATIONS Addition Of
W IT H FRENCH Soon As Warranl
IR1SHP0LIT1CIANS MISSING PASTOR
TURN ATTENTION THOUGHT TOHAVE
TO CASH AFFAIRS 4 LIVING WIVES
pear Confident As Final
Stage Of Training IsBegun
To Have Marred Friendly
Spirit Marking Reception
Of Legionalres By French
“Billy” Mitchell
FightsOn Claris*
Long DebatePrec
mm
Chicago Sept. 21.—Fake tidoVoteOnResolu
TROCADERO PALACE, Sept.
et swindling, special police precau
tions to guard Gene Tuney ana 31.—The American ex-doughboy,
Feeling Runs
t W . west-,
Winging their
Jack Dempsey, a tremendous in with hie funny headgear, his in
fectious gria and his pocketful of
itranta in class
yard, leading entra
rush of fight fans from all parts franca, apparently has succeded in
TROCADERO PALACE,
of the trans
' apoTcl*?9 B of
Sept.
21—The Aaaeskan ‘
of
th«
ccuhtryand
prohibition
accomplishing
something
which
race
ntineJttnl air der
raids on disorderly places contribu has been the despair of all th* convention tooday adopted
d New York taKBpri
Vice President Of BxgcuUve Detective Says Ret. Willis ted today to tha teeming undercur high-hatted professional diplo hition recommending the
covered Over nan of the
of a separate department
Has Wives In Co- rent of excitement that has grip matists. He has succeeded In
Council AnnouncesNewNa-l T. Jo
itance of their flight early
storing, to some extent at least, tion In the United State*
lu m b M ^ M r o n .H c r n doa.W .
Uooal Loan Of 550,000^)00
ped Chicago with the opening round
meat, “ aa soon aa la war
va. AnqyVinocva.wisconttLn of the Tunney-Demsey battle a lit American iVpularity in France. Th* adoption of the t*
Moines,
‘
T
q
Ite
Floated
In
Dedti^bCr
Leslie Mill
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, who
rlt Q# St.
tle more than twenty four hours flew across the ocean Into the ended a atomy battle on
ta, flying
COLUMBUB, Ga. Sept. 2 1 ,-(IN
g, Detroit,
heart of France laid a
strong vention floor, p^ecicipated I
7 and C.
DUBLIN, Sept. 21. K IN S )— S)—le v . Willis T. Jordan, Missing away.
••ding
foundation,
and
tho
Amer presentation of the annual
tortj fiLchna.
.,
.
Cool and fair weather for toWith the recent general alactton pastor reported found In G»and
re, Mont., earl
early, thla mornive,
ican Legion is building
on
it of the national standby 1 .
fpred |morrow night was predicted by the a cathedral of friendship which U onV aeronautics, favoring
the last leg o f their journey.
Qve»* in which the Irish Free 8 t*tc Itapidn, Mich., hospital,
charges of bigamy today as result
stand by tho conventiontwo pilot* have been fighting
government of President Wl!iUtem of arv investigation which disclosed weather bureau and Tex Rickard, hopes will endure forever.
Former Brig. General
•first place almost sine* the
the promotor, estimated that at
In
the
four
days
during
which
T. Cocgrave won a bare majo
ijorlty Jordan as a man with four living
Mitchal), loag a
brt of the race. They are due to
least
1
(
0,000
fans
would
view
the
the
streets
of
Paris
have
been
of four seats in the Daii Eireaan, wives.
In Spokane thla afternoon.
spectacle from the vast expanses thronged with Americana hat* lot the American Army Afar
and hla friends, fought
The information wa* contained
and a possible majority o f six
Mother entrant* In the ctoaa B
of Soldiers’ Field. The gate re the ninth annual convention of th* far tha eUaalnatiow of th*
in
a
report
from
W.
T.
Gloer,
1 sr* trailing an the #ny be
Legion,
there
has
not
been
ona
seats, both factions turned thair
as soon Is warranted” ,
head of local private detective ceipts, It is figured, will total close
en Chicago end Bitmavk, N. D.,
(ention to the rehabilitation of agency, which declared that Jordan to (2,500,000, perhaps more as single unpleasant incident of the convention -voted down hla’
of the das* B planes are unexemplary deportment
of the
the country's, finances.
had wives in Columbus, Ga., Ak there has been a big eleventh-hour Americana, as well aa tha tolar- tiona by a vote of 629 to 293.
ounted for. Gerald Smith, Ta
Former Governor McGoi
E> nest Blythe, vice-president of ron, Ohio, Herndon, W. Va., ami demand foe seats.
• v • ance and tact of the French.
supporting
the executive council, and minis Winona, WIs.
Much wine has been consumed, Wisconsin,
On the eve of the battle, both
denounced the words "a s 1
. has been heard from A. M.
When
Interviewed
by
police
in
to
be
aura,
and
much
good-natured
Dempsey
and
Tunnxy
expressed
ter of finance, announced a new
Is. Phttodehphla pilot, failed to
the Grand Rapids hospital, Jordan
horse-play hsa taken place, but tha warranted” aa a “ waste o f
national loan of $50,000,000 would was said to have admitted that he themselves qdnfldenc of vict|>ry. Americans have not proclaimed i Considerable debate .
up In St. Paul laat night after
*1 am supremely confident,* said
bring Chicago yaatafday mornbe floated In Dice: .her.
wss again contemplating marriage, the rugged Dempsey. “ 1 hope to publicity that they won the war, vote on tha resolution, and
f. No wnTd ha* been received
time feeHnir* ran high.?.:*;
thu French have not m *
this time with a “ conscientious $c°re a knockout.”
; Eamonn De Valera, Repub
either pilot.
•.
—
----------church worker."
leafier and foe o f the govern
In his quiqt, assured way, Tun- tloh of that f r u i t which some of WoeT
contemporary
cartoonist* crest
(Nine of the 15 claas A planet
issued a post-election st«
Rev. Jordan came here three ney said: “I will win decisively.’* the
Bt the night ' In St. Paul . after
aeronautics committee
declaring the “ main efforts o
weeks ago from Birchwood, Wis., . Precautions almost as great as sketch aa “ Unele Shylock.’*
Monday’s parade, which saw ing In a report *tac
country must now be concentr
he disappeared last Wednaaday those accorded a president were
o nthe task of rehabilitating
night nd for a time It was feared taken to pntpet Tunney and Demp nearly 20,000 Americans literally •tent Secretary of War
natipn 'economically."
he had been kidnapped. Later It sey at thair respectiva camps. take Parte by storm, and whjch the MtcNIder and other War
men| conaervatlvse.
wu . Iea<ned he^ brought a ticket Dsmpgay at tha Lincoln Flek! race majority of the French prate own. Political circles today were
CAltlr .
pared
to
the
Lindbergh
celebra
Brig, tienara) Ro
track
and
Tunney
at
his
haadv i y awaiting the next mqv« by for Cincinnati with a check sqnt auartars on thoshorea of Fox Lake. tion, put over the convention with OkJnhoft*. eht
to
him
by
his
Winona
wife,
detec
the Cosgrave government, but all
Both camps ifere heavily guarded, * bang ao far ns Faria la com rwutitB commit
aish ^
tive C oer said.
ildlcatlows were that C
, . 1 ‘f.X.
nn«4*-*
telephone service to them was dis corned/
One of. Jordan’s alleged, marrl- rupted and Visiters UfqMt|;4a A d indni' * 1 aa*
•
Doth
American
.-".rUgioc,
It was M i..
ISges, uccordiflg to the report of .•don to the premise*. Tunney went
1
menu jp* brought hi the hank esse, Uuk the next whan Mrs. Fraser
French govemmadt- WSSW — immediate tria l-t of the '.accused drovo out of bounds to lose both
Vice President Blythe issued* a the detective, waa « long tflstanco into complete seclusion and Demp slated over popularity the legionaH but men weald follow . This beHef was stroke and distance.
government would w ta in ly take wedding two years ago, In which sey wduki see only his closest a im hava wen, for' both had bean
m o p at A b erdeen ,*.^ breed upon Governor Martin's It* trtfU ayoffice,
and that it did not antici his Cplumbus, Ga., wife waa the friends and relatives, including his
But the ninth found Mrs. Fraser
bride. .At that time he was In Bir
cent tepMnehtofta W S u it ’s Alter steady. She waa right d w n the pate defeat on any major
issqe chwood, Wis., and 'She wo* in fcthtr, Hiram Dftnpsey, who has pnthaoslvf. But no auch fT*ntt>1 St. PAUL, Minn., ffept. 21 (INS) ney Scarlett to Investigate the center of the fairway with her first for at least a year.
come all the way from Utehi “ to Amerlcan love feasting has been
**
Washington, D. C., Later, the de see my boy win bock the champlon- aeen in Paris for tha.limo 10 yaara
' *o skips fly l i t to class B of the case and push the prosecution of and second, white Miss Collett
tective said, they were remarried ship,"
sde-continentaT air derby were gu ilt/ parties.'
a* when enacted here In tha four
V
found a
p with her second, a
on Aagust 19 last in Charlotte,
lasing early today as derby offlB|th ,flgh|f>rs have >completed days which have passed since the
The sheriff** deputies were busy spoon shot. Thla enabled Mrs. Fra
■Is here checked up ph over-night toduy Issuing subpoenas to SQ
N* 'C.
.
training. They plan to engagW fn Legion arrived. Instead of .railing
ser tu win the hote with par 6 and
(The
CelumbOs
wife
has
express
'o f the c
only calisthenics, and rail. Tomoid1 at th«. United States because of
•quare the match again, v '
ed a desire that Jordan return to row they will come to Chicago oh-hihe ifabt, tariff, reparniiona qu«»trald
On the tenth'the former Atlantan
her. She declined to comment on der an sseort of state highway po- tlona and what not, French c*bng No
got an eagle. 4 t<r make her 1 up and
charges
contained in the Detec lice and will put up at Loop Hotels inet officers and politklsns of ail
flt t g -fB — ... W H j |
she added another hole when she
mmunlsta have
tive’s report.
await
and to aW
I sero
, ,r hour—10 P.' M. parties save the Com:
>• minutes befere the deadline session. In the meantime the court won tha eleventh with aq<4 her par
chorus of
joined
in
one
grand
tomorrow
night—when
they
will
. . she
. added
. . . .halved
« . .tho remaintakeoffs, boVd, for Fargo. A l wilt re$eta until tl>4 jury te ready 5. .and
r
Because of the widespread in
American
praiM.
settle
their
dispute
in
a
twenty
GRAND
RAPIDS,
Mich.,
Sept.
dnight, he Had not arrived there, t0 nport thet resuka o f ita flndteg*. |ng holes.
terest in the approaching cham 21— (IN 8 )—'The mysterlou 1 clergy- Coot ring pitched on the shore of
Nightly banquets of offiaial
ficial* learned, a
: <■ ».l Thoee called far possible Ju.*y Mrs. Fraser
man registered i* SL Mary’s lloa- the breesy lake front.
character are comparable only to
pionship
battle
between
Gene
Tus454
546
666—
43
Out
•The other milatog flyer Is A. duty are: W.
Bosaldy, C. C.
Rickard, meanwhile, was active the days of 1917 for effusive man
ney and Jack Dempsey, members pltal here aa th* Rev. Willis F.
Banks. Philadelphia, who left Pearsoq, L. M. Williams, John Me Miss Collett
Gordon
admitted
today
he
waa
(he
In
cooperating with th* authori ifestations of Franco-American
454 646 456—43 of the Campbell-Losslng post of
Out
a g o a t 11:27 A.
yesterday Naughton, A. W.
Smith. Cart
.
Rev. Willie J. Jordan, Columbus, ties in an effort to break up a coun friendship. President Doumergue
Mrs.
Fraser
St. Paul.
He has pot reached Strong, J. L. McGowan, 1L E. Ful
the American Legion expect u Ga., evangelist though to have been terfeit ticket swindle. Chicago de- Premier Poincalro. Minister o
446 558—54
fn
r, and no Wffd has come-from ler. Ralph I^. Geigar, O. W. Huffj
large crowd to be present on kidnapped, police ssatrtad
tactlvas found that phoney tickets Pensions Marin, as well aa mili
to race official*. It Is believed B. H. Crenshaw, Paul Raeves, T. Miss Collett
ware being sold in large blocks In tary leaden such a* Marshal Foch
Thursday
night
at
tha
City
Hall
Police
chief
A.
A.
Carroll
is
in
646
463—54
In
it he may hater lean forced down M., Dunlap, A. W. Davis, lean Sumcigar
stores and poolrooms In tha and Genera! flmirnud and other*.
vestigating
a
report
that
th*
pas
Mrs. Fraser 2 up and l to play.
where the complete returns of the
fuel at somk.obscure Point and merUn, R. A. Cobh, A. H. Beweri,
downtwn district. Th* tlcksta.waro have spekrn publicly addressin
ter
came
her*
to
conduct
a
biga
remained there or landed a W. O'. Nolan, 8 . B. Walnwrlght, B.
big bout will be received ovv*r a
mous marriage.
Jordan will be In all denominations, from the 96 Americana as “ dear friend* .
on account <ft darkness. . <
F.. Squires, W.. L. Selg, E. B.
special wire of teh Postal 'M S- hrld pending word from Columbus, to tha (40 variety, ami were sowell France” In a manner reminiscent
f i l e stretch* *sst o f kerf ptovwd Barnes. G. E. KcCatT, Ramon O.
that, according to Rickard, ef the time when America entered
graph Company,
Ga., authorities.
rtad oae. foe the flier*.
Leslie Fraser, Raymond E., Moore. John
they
may
nay
ccausa soma confuaten at the World War,
The Legion has planned to se4 (ue '<Jordan claims to be a native o
sdar of tjte
tha claaa
class B filer*,
filers,
S r , leader
stadium
How Iqng thin reborn cordiality
adluir tomorrow night. After
tho returns and charga a small fid* Missouri and a graduate of SearJ
O
counterfeit
ticket*
bad
teian
ma(y
live eaU only be epeculated
____count.____
,
...
.
mission in, order to .r^tee funds, for rott College, at Kansas City,.
F. J. GotuuleS, H. C. Waters, C.
upon,,, but no one who ha* been to
seised bv tha police Rlchark
iv
R*v.
Jordan'
said
he
wa*
suf
the
purchase
of.
uniforms
of
|he
a snowaterm. S- Donaldson, David Oldham. C.
g tha
me fan* to Peri* this
‘ ' week ean doubt IIt* actng advising
bugle iitd drum corps, eponosftd fering from amnesia and was irF. Tea g w and
their
ducats
only
at
the
uallty.
Cenaral John J. Pate?itog,
Accompda rexponxibl,, f«W th4 acts attributed
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 (NS) by tha otg*niaation.
box office s.''
*' in epaaking at (ha Legion’s honorGrover CleveUnd Bergdoll, the tiona for .1 .1)00 fans have been ar to hfn» . According to suprententhe Pfesklent Don*
Fane rushed to th* bo* affloaa a*1 dinner
house dertt of Police Carroll Jordan be* a
Fhilsdelphi* draft dodger, is seek
alI packed
pac
Plass
KotarUagl
numbers
today,
snap
.Urtte.
sa la charge of wife in Roanoke, Va.. a second wo
ing a W
fo enter the U n ited -------...
man In Columbus Ga., also claims jp even th# heretofore s.
Meet Slates from Germany where be the show.
For
at*. It has been stated that some suits will follow this Part* con
fled the wgy, U was Uamad at the . L. J. Bolt will announce the re to be his wife, it ia snhj.
Oct 7 8 tate Department today.#,
these cheap seal* « * A mil* vention. The American people of
“
Jordan
told
m*,’’
Carroll
said,
sults which win Include prelimin
ten think tha French do not know
riiia"—actually.
“
that
he
waa
a
vtetiat
of
amnesia.
tries, sidelights on tha crowd and
iM ia
John E. K*hl, American consul aries,
as,
and since th*
Fw«*h n m y
«v*f,
about
225
yard*
away
later-city meeting at Stuttgart, raported to tha de- detailed account of tha champion \Va talked about his difficulties
some
300 or more rows back. An could not com* to America, th* beat
...... I Here era not eonceriwdf with six
with
women
and-ho
replied
that
' * ‘ ting, were
rtmcnt that ha had received a ship fight- Tha. nsujta will begin
the two missing planes, beltevboeausa of hi* amnesia his recol- enterprising newipaocr man count way of permitting th* French
,
„ .
luncheon
Icuss I «t Tuesd«%
:ter from iergdoll, written from coming in at 7:20 o’clock and tha
ed tha distance of the w on t Mats people to know o* was to eend our
1
thane faired down at some out
<Hub at th* Seminole Holsminden, Germany, asking what mein bout Is expected to get uodir tertfons were vagus.
tha
veterans te Part*.”
•t
' v»y place by darkness. If,
“ Ha said that ha left Georgia a* 818 rows from the ring.
steps ha would hava ta take to gat way near-1® o’sfoc*, Sanford tlnv,
Commander Howard P. Savage
Th* Influx of fight fana reaulted
t, they are n « hesrd from
back te this country.
Kahl aakad although Promoter Tax Rickard after two men had told him to gat to a further "opening up” o f thla of tho Legion was no l*** deHghtr, a search w(U be tpguft*,
out
or
bo
killed.
Ha
did
not
appear
lot instruction*. A reply to Kahl baa the right to * stage the title
liberally-conducted toWn. T hojre- *d with th# itete of affairs. “ W#
match aa earty sa 8 o'clock in esse to be abte to remember how he got
U now being drafted.
eult has been • renewal of activity have confounded the critic# v
to
Grand
Rapids,
and
he
waa
va^ut
Federal authorities have announ of threatening weather.
sIBf.——
, consist
— — bf sVrimming.
on the subject, of the womr>* sup (y prohibition agent* who rtept knocked thla pUgriadga aa
dJMMV ; in the ced they would prosecute Bergdoll
Everything to Insure the comfort posed to be waiting hero to marry through the
boating,
golf
and
drunken joyrida” ha said te
» MrlM.
it,HsuaboMer avaittaf.
If he ever ratdfned to America.
l it **
o f thJ fane will bo arranged, it
raids In gn
«{tert
to
kaqp temotional Jfewa Sank*
■n..
waa announced tbte Morning. Final
Approxtosataly 160 Rctartena
the
big
fight dry.
Liquor Legionairoa hava cond\
preparations for tho show were beLONG DISTANT FLIGHT
Waa Mixed at a • number
ox selves admirably, and .
more to raaaUhltoh the friendly
Club
in mad* this morning and every Guardsmen Postpone “ bright spots,” arraate wet*
J f . Lv
W tand. Apopka and Orw an
wartime, feeling* between tha pao*
thing
was
in
readiness
this
after
And
caW
and
hotel
keepers
1
Thursday Night Bout that frrther viototloua will
S-Pt. 81, -(IN S )— noon. »
pie o f Franc* and America than
presumed to be the
anything els* could bate dona,
in
padlock
proceedings,
It
was
also
annoxnced
that
a
high Otto Roennecke, GerMember* of Company 0 , Florida
pn the subject
lubJect of ..
- - ‘ fjn^iuuon, to t t i oOmr
, U atempting a flight special section baa beta reserved National Guard, who biul previous t Every Incoming train thla
.
LBN ROOT APPOINTED
Japan, was report for negroes interested in hearing ly planned to stag* a bojdnk match tog brought Ite quote of t
tha return*.
,,4 •
/ ij*. end receive returns of tlw Tunney- 8 oon th* fight spaciah will
___
_
Belgrade:
ahortiy
dihat Albert Wk
WASHINGTON,
midnight tbte morning, acDempsey fight on Thursday night, gorging thousands moro a«4
of
^-Former Bane
f ^ j ^ l P hltkaa from fret
have postponed tha affair, accord nightfall tha throng
B A S U r t E ,. '
(owners now filling hotel
ing (ogn announcement made to
eity;
,WU*
with cigar »mok* and ftght g o s s ip !* * *
peasant at th*
day.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.-(IN9)
will
lurr*
been
*'"
left
Berlin
at
Harr K
* of
. Th* action f t t taken by th* twmted.
for, Angara, —.The State Depaitmanf. ban n
1 Coueplcuoua
airplanaa crossing the Mexkvn
atop 00 h
border wa* partially lifted
In
" "
f.V>
to elLw I-ioaV i!
pproximataly 600 A requeat
t>
|
(
boi
to cri»s
two
v >7
corp«.
th* Ml. . _
c o m p l e t in g
.
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COB, AHHOBB
21.
^ H fir a s t fS e S
den
M i
Large Crowd Fight
Fang E x p ect T>«i
Get Legion Returns
3 « W
&
Grover C. Bergdoll
t . S. Draft Dodger
vi S ; Wbuld Come Back
»
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B
m m
»
m*
Sap.
Tho Dutch
f
ga? «4fc%
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near tha.!
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the Want
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! -D r . WJ).
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News
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�SANFORD HERALD,
MN| -Lead Giants And The
Chicago-, Sept. 20—Jack DempC a r d in a l By T h ree And A aey says he will win by a knock
I n i) Games; Daisy Vance out in the fourth round.
>
Dempsey so declared himself
In Arsenic To Pittsburgh
today when he returned from his
■ ■
.
fEW YORK, Sept, 20—Although run on the road. The declaration
Ebburgh’s lrad over New York was made to Jeremiath Luvadis,
the National league scramble i the big massage and ovitch .haxel
r been cut to 8 T-Z games today I man from the locker room, and alBrooklyn’s victory over the Pi- |though the writer admits he wasn’t
• while the Giants and Cardi- hiding, under the Persian rug for
were winning, the Corsairs the occasion, a transcrjpt o f the
hare a mathematical edgo |testimony was given me by a. mu-.
I tual friend who happened to be
’ their rivals.
present!
/
,
bis Giants have 10 games to
"Bet the shirt oa me this time;
* and Pittsburgh has 13. If I ’m right,” was Dempsey’s tip to
Giants cop all 10, the Pirates the little half-illiterate Greek who
I win only eight out of 13 To has made a god of the man he
While the Cardinal* are half has rubbed ami petted and slapped
Ana behind the Giants, they into condition or out. Crusoe and
do- net have to take on the tough his man Friday live again in the
Pft|tea, In order to stay Ip the persons of this pair and Demp
rtntnlhg the Giants must aweop sey would rather lose his index
fames series with Pitta- finger than cross this loyal soul,
ting Thursday,
bom to be a bootblack but fated
wee of Brooklyn, strike to bask in the reflected glory of an
f the National League, ex-champion “of the heavyweights.
>mlned the Bugs yester"Jerry, I’m sft,” Dempsey ad0, after they had won
Carmen Hill pitched
1.except for a featured
^ sixth inning when ho
by. a rally featured by
m m
Hoxmyer, I can say and f will
that Dempsey called up Intimate
friends before the* Sharkey fight
and gays .them- the.-satn*,tin— to
go on him until .thu..elastic wa*
worn thin. -They did and he cashed
in for them.
‘•Til get .him before, the.'fourth
round,” Dempsey gbss told close
friends. PAs a matter. wi_ fact I
him, earlier. W hit I am
tomth,r b l r T . f u ^ V h l f / ^ ' T ^
one of the best prospects seen It
the minora In many years and b
being^ sought by many >msjoi
.;
. Jaague clubs. • '*. . ^ ,
8
a merchant
serve
TOBACCO BEL1
Are-UfKiwiit.WhoJe System
Of Inland Court Procedure
To See
Record Breaking Prices On
BumperNorthCaroUna Crop
a race for National - WAflHiNCToff, September-1 1$.
it, clouting honors;... (INS)—Administration of Justice
utocal establishing a new
Mlifue.pecord.
Arthur
m*r world's series, hito
.snot win" when with thu
bed ths Cubs to a 6 to»U
ivar the Braves, N«hf
t his own game with a
•|< end « single. ,
the. only game played in. th*
rjean League, the ■ Senator j
a jiv e Inning contest, .from
Hand. 4 to 1. Hadley, a rool/p,
George
RALBIGH. N. Q, Sept.
Hons
of pounds of bright-l#af, fluaand the. conduct of, the. lower
courts, its .the Philippines are sad cuaed tobacco Jay In neatly assorted
ly.In need of reformation and io)-. Mies, on the floors. o f . Piedmont
Carolina’s giant, warehouses
prnvfment .according , to officials .North
today, ready,to be. turned Into mon
of 'the Bureau oMpsu)*.! Affair*. ey for
iyr the
IIH. grower*
„ mwer, tomorrow when
. Both th# Bureau, officials aiull/*t|n s0|e*
the ..late Governor-Genersl , Wood K ‘
'**lnI on thb Middle
and accomplished ventriloquist,
came to the home to take treat
ment and the drug cure.
When
her bill bad reached the .$<00
m s'k and the proprietor of the
hnrr.e became pressing, the qua
time circus star left the home
without wnmnig, leaving u note
that she had gone to visit her law
yer.
. *
*
a V
Several days later a masculine
voice over the telephone plfeafdd’
the prop'ietor of th convalstenf
home with the staUgnt that he
was Mias. Eberhart's lawyer aqd
-that lift was engaged in settling
i*n estate, which would orovide the
money to meet her 1>I1L The "maa*
used Ups name of a well known
Rochester lawyer.
A cordial reception am{ welcome
hotne.Krcftod the citrus perform s
on’ per retuyp.
, ,...
•, Her say Ibsted Just’ . enough to
;Ioot the house of all portable val-
ha>» been inclined to attribute
- • '
Tobacconists expected- that to
t|wt state <jf jg^fair* tq. native ppl
morrow’s sales would start the belt
• ...
V... '
Itical .influence*
It , on f e<,«*^»k>r«^ki*)g season, ip •.When taken iota - custody i by
bknt .Judges of iV , wer
_ _ courta ..
reported on police Miss Kberhart admited that]
is said, ‘'are so strongly intreneeb- T w o f,.th<5 lirt*
It. was her gift of ventriloquy that!,
e.ful1
h*
.Wd
the4 price
ed and .'backed by such uow
poweiful,, nvera|c# 0f
t}|#n |2Q
j,UB.
had deceived
Jhe phone.
1
»«n n H ; To Wta.TKIo fo
latlonal Golf Tournament
1*
-•
1ERK V
VALLEY
CLUB,
!D « ff CITY, N- '-V:, Sept, J f l -
count
bench. It was the govemor-gten-'
eral’s plan to continue appointing
Americans "until, a ««a*ortable
proportion of Judges are .Ahtfcrlcans * There are now only two
men of that nationality , on. the
bench out of fil> judge* and auxIHary Judges of the primary law
courts.
•tA .k ,wV Gnxyts,Clogged.f .aV,
-••-While the* Supreme Court last
bum
]ant
sent
rioul
for
Ti
the
anJ
coni
befbre It, the lower courts clear
*d only 22,1101 cases from iU dock
at p { 40,210, a . proportional,fit
cc'uaie froni th* pravieua yarn
when 2.1,053 ceases ot)t of 45,8$S
Wars alssasA * 0«
^ iLlw
’*L.
her
i-----
landlady ‘ ‘ over
’ •
‘
' ’ 't
v*The nearest approach
’to tho
realization of a.bi^r fly 's 1 dream
was discovered here by .‘‘ fighting
Jack" Johnson, leader o f Roches
ter’s prohibition squad, when his
famous sledge hammer battened
his way into one of Rochester's
largest garages.
.ii
_ The , statement by the garuge
manager that the top floor Was
used for storage only wa* given
the lie when agents turned n watpr tap in the basement. A dear,
cool stream of the real old brew
responded. ,, Starch of the top
flqor revealed,a modem..and ex
pensively equipped brfsrery.
The product was pipped. to the
basement where bar'els and trucks
were loaded.
' ii
Rochester Customs , officers re-
Heriltf, tKe
m 90 jjer cent of
people
Sanford's tradifig: territory. No risks,
iPs and’s and bat's about it-TH e
*ald covers tfie field thoroughly.
apparently,has a splendid
ty to roaka .lhlng* un)Iy Interesting for, the
girls xrho are striving
iMle. played almost
to seer* fly* under
■ ■ one
the
‘.i Mstropo!
let
*
u
tdar
month when the State Department
compiles and it^Mi the varioua
market* standing#. Growers also
•are eagerly awaiting th* reports
expected within a f#w days stating
an<1 price aysrages on the
North Carolina border market*
which opened last month.
IK LgAGUB
Selma 4-18^ Alb*any.2-Q, .(second
game called end el:
Montgomery $j 1
» >Benaacola 0; Jaa
Columbus 9; St. Augustine 2.
AMERICAN LMAGUB
r
tic* J». not such that the public
Washington 4; Cleveland 1. (call
gefjeraUy has confidence that per
:
sonal and politics! influence do ed 5thr rain)).
Detroit-Bostoe,
rain.
no* casry -weight with the courta.
Other not scheduled.
At present there is a very general
conviction that these do cair»y un
NATIONAL l e a g u e
due weight., This ia partleularly
-------T fo r k Kb! •.
true i in the justice wf the
Pittsburgh
court* and,in. some o f th*.
<’hicogo.<;
o f first Instance.
There
St. Loul* 1
been esses o f delay In soma
sV j «. V
res which were scandaloui
AMBB1CA]
- : "Ip the appointment of
Toledo 8; I
fsgsu
S t Paid 4;
. from th* next door- cottage
came two men in bathing suits. On
.the, porch of ther cottge was a wo
man holding * baby. The domestic
■osne cooled th* .ardor of the
watcher* hut duty was duty.
. 4<*ughlng and spashlng In the
coqi water* of Lake Onario, the
men Jumped into a skiff equipped
with an outboard motor and chugback and forth.
Their course
•wdually led them out into the
lake where the dim outline of a
■P**dly cuter could be seen.
Glasses brought Into phey reveal•«*,* meeting. . betw e* skiff and
cutter aa several auspicious look
ing objects being transferred,
dsscent pn the returty
lag bathers sent them scurrying
to cover, leaving ten bags of a
well known Canadjaq ale.
• . Neighbor* were absolutely, pn“ * •**■* had been going on
under.their noses, an investlgstion
revealed.
n
BREAKFAST IN B k b
- r B O S T O N ,- vA new .Inventto*
one that appeals to the busy col
lege student has been found p r«6
H**1 ™ ^
Boston Technical Coljegf. While the student.la slumber
ing. a clockwork, set
night be
fore, automatically seta two stovei
going, which in turn ^etart a not
going, and bq» a pan o f
raeea). When th* alaraacloek wakes
th# ’ ftudent, ther**. his breakfR .
th is nirtJiam r
sublicity-The
if, A paper #hj
�'
‘
1MBER 21, 1927.xorirn n r |4)l,
In recent months federal prohibition .officers, always the
target o f criticism in varying degrees, have been censured
i!c!ritiM Perhaps more than at any other time since the Eighteenth
jy a s .5 : K2tis ?
•*|Amendment went into effect. The cause of this wholesale
criticisrft against the enforcement heads has been attributed
U DRAM
ZJr£5ta
mawaob* to the presence o f graft, inefficiency, incompctency and abuse
au joints.
of the authority given men in carrying out the law. The
latter charge has been emphasized particularly because of
»u
recent oceurances that have come to light.
TkfW Ma-itka .JLv.lL:
Senator Dill o f Washinton recites the story of a man in
Mr U tritr > r nr,*k
.
, , --------- **•**.his
.
i H i .i n
state
t a i c who
nnw n
had
u u in
ids
n eye gouged out by a prohibition agent.
1The, whole state was horrified at the outrage, especially in
to show that the man
*52*' "k*" "m ,w > »**••*•»«
view of the fact that there was nothing
r
v in ln fln r r the Ilaw.
„,„
TVi«
tfm
rntr <*>«>••.*
<*ur m n ^ iwafl violating
The attack, according to Senator
:7Z*J!*^* Y
Was m«de without the slightest legal warrant.. Another
’ ■■■' — t,u*lfl" ,u ****** ■■><< iiiicase is that of a seventy-seven year-old Ohio farmer who
wRkXt
“**'* *'*** '"(Was shot to death by four prohibition agents who attempted
E
, M
, w
t ft r; "w'nTtito
raid his house without a warrant. The farmer .defended
__
la N
ra k
_____
?*__
f i himself against the intrusion but was slain for h is ’trouble.
m
dA<u#rtuia*
As means of checking these outrages, the Washington
. . . . . . A iurtw ri, m
IHkrf.m■tewebee ” TL',TlIfci*ffci#,*“ fcll'«onator would pass a law compelling prohibition agents to
irS^fptrVerfrr
‘ ‘Vn
^ont^e^- The senator is of the opinion that, if bonded, the
Jmlmm- f l i s r a l a t ! •»
»V r fl
•■ agents
a g e n t s would give innocent persons injured by them an op
r in t u
MttkMa.
portunity for redress. He pointed out that often the agent
ft.EDNESDAY, SEPT. Ji„ ii27 has nothing on which one might sue and that if he were
jbonded it would assure the wronged parties something on
J
T h u i i g i u l u 's p h o c j h a m
*"*
"*•;which they could recover damages
‘
r e a l* l« J a i k M i
There is another angle to the matter of bonding agents
1am .
There is the probability that
X ~ C « H t r i € t l * k mt HI. J « a » la d la a which would prove beneficial.
J IM»*f U m I,
enforcement
officers
would
exercise
greater care in carrying
d d W R H l I l a a ml - m m > lkl7 -l* « r.
^ I f WMk.
■ H W mpiibs •(
ou*
*aw because ‘ f they were guilty of outrages on ina( katidia
Hh IM I b k
, r»•,a*
pa
arrtM
l a raaI tl cent parties and their bonds were forfeited to pay damages,
Y « r a a a - i Ikaaaa a ^ ? ., *h
ka
ala
iaU
u ., Z
i ka«aa«.
then they could expect prosecution from the surety com
i w a i i l l r Ckaat.
Ptmllmm
mt a lt j
k e a a llf a . panies.
Bonding houses seldom pny the claims of their in
Ila aragram.
sured without following it with a relentless prosecution.
•»d atadara h aap ltal.
Tonno run , u u a * With this facing them all of the time, the dry agents are
b ib l e ^ v e r s e f o r t o d a y
a‘ “ ^u i t
Y B e 'niereiful bkely to call a halt to occasional shooting, and other careless
Ito me, O Lord: for 1 cry unto ( nets.
bee, daily. Psalm
^
j
The suggestion of bonding the prohibition officer; is
I‘ *|.her
Blir timely and would be nn efficient measure. Something should
Jus
COm°
.he done to stop the practice of dry agents who have shown
Iin many instances an utter disregard of the limitations of
THE SOUTH
i their jHiwers under the constitution. The enforcement
jy r a s U -b A ^ sung of the glorious jofficers have sometimes demonstrated a wholesale abuse of
| p Her winter winds und frosty1
authority nnd the innocent citizen should have some
clime;
[form of redress. Bonding of the agents would afford some
But give me the South with her ' protection that is not now enjoyed.
w
A s Brisbane Sees It
TO W H O
M IT M AY
OM
A Y COjtPVnv
NOTIC
E
‘
JK
IS
IIKIU-iiv .N;/
Cleveland's Exposition.
Wall Street Gypsy Ladiea. '
Better Airplane* Wanted.
Lightning Rods Work.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
rendered
In the c“ irc
u —?*
*
ecree
r / r re
n d e re d In
u it 5* *'
o f the T w e n t y .t h ir d Ju .tU l .i J
o f F lo r id a , in
(
fm p j r l i h t
1137 h/ S tar
that under
nnn by
ny virtu*,,.'
VIrtnr. „.‘
. -IVtr
'-i
ilar anil
C ou n ty. In C h a n c e ry , tn „ *,f»taal
_.1 -. •' ®
I h n e t nit ritinillrt^
p en d in g, w here
t w r s n r r x - rr.rpr.rsUn,,
and e x i s t i n g u nder the
st a t e o f
F lo r id a
|„ r.imnl.7 **
and J. **. S tapler and llitth ».**?
his w i f e , and J. t l . . l . U n "
A. U t i l e . It Im w|r„. are d - f m i J»n
will sell at p u b li c
’ u tr r y '* " * *
h ig h est
bidder,
frtr «■»»,
J?
Hunt d o o r o f th e Court it,
1,1
t h e - C i t y o f S a n fo r d . In n
rv* 1
and s t u t e . d u r i n g the |^Ka| h!r“ '‘w
sale, on M o n d a y , i
“ ril ,‘“ r« <
lir lu h er, A. l>. 192*. ti.tiu,- | ,■
*
first M o n d a y In s o l d month'^E!*J'
lo w iin
g
deNi'rlliml
t
,
>..i_
.
rl'
to
n
d e s c r ib e d lands, attu ai.'2
lug am ! b e i n g In tli^ c .o thiv „ f V ?
Ittole a n d State o f Florida' t„ J ?
hot F i f t y - o n e
,i| ,
Smith h S u ImIIv ImIuii nf nn j.1*part o f
S e c tio n
Tw enty
,2 7 ). T o w n s h i p Nineteen .OS':
Sou th. Itan ge T h ir t y d o t p. ’
It l o g
S ou th o f
st.
A v e n u e and o t h e r lands r,,;*
In S e c t i o n s T w e n t y . H|X
T h irty-fou r
U l ) and
(tve 13ft) . In T o w n s h i p i|l*‘
teen ( 1 9 ) Sou th .
Harm.- -pi . ,*
1 3U) h a s t , us su m e ifp|,eBr, r. ,r
page ST, o f Pint Hook
i
,?*
inthllc
records
of
Sem,. ,
C o u n ty F lo r id a contiiln li,. ,
(ID) a c r e s , m o r e o r less
'**
('#.
THE NATIONAL MACHINE
tool builders' exposition in Cleve
land's auditorium la a concentra
ted dc nuns tratio n of industrial
genius and of the tool* that have
Tuiili prosperity and civilization.
MAN DIFFERS FROM all other
animal.* in that he is n tool-using
i-rcnturc.
Animnls wrrk with their bodies,
the heaver with teeth and broad
tail, the woodpecker with his beak,
the rmid wasp with her sting, put
ting stunned caterpillars in cold
storage for her unborn children.
Man, with his brain, creates
tools outside of his body, then he
harnesses the ox, horse, elephant,
Niagara Fulls ami the lightning
rod to work those toots.
As S p e cia l
11 L'l.i
CLEVELAND'S
EXHIBITION
of the national machine tool build
ers contains 300 carloads of mach
inery sent from HO cities hy ISO
companies.
There are others
measure a light wave, a million
waves or so to the inch.
M uster In
i i ii:ki |‘f
"•
” BATH TOWELS'
In onlcr thnt we may get oaj
Special double loop Turkish bat*
towels introduced into ns
homes ns possible we will nuj
to any address I towel* f»
$1.00 postpaid.
These towels are size 20 U
40 and n specinl double !»«
construction, .woven from Uit
select cotton yarns.
Do not confuse this hem
double loop towels with tW
light single loop. ‘
Albert II. Kirby,
_______________ Gaffney, s. C.
THREE GYPSY LADIES In
Wall street were fine<l $20 with
option of 10 day* in thee wurkhouxe
for pretemllnir to tell the future.
That geems harsh in a street where
anyone nf 1100 brokers will tell you
how to got rich for an eighth o f
one percent.
The irypsy InOli’ * mieht have
earner! honestly till they Kot ,,n(*
more by Jiilvistlnjt hears only, thus;
“ Keep away from nn animal with
Ionic, shnrp horns. F.very time you
cross his path, you will go up In
the nir. This is not the time or the
country for hears."
THE ARMY WILL open an nir
laboratory at Wright field, near
X n ^ fttliA g e green
|
--------------- -------------------O
Dayton, Ohio Oct. 12. Secretary
tresang* o f happy birds nr.*,
of War Duvis anil the president are
Salaries O f The College Professors
mlde.
to be congratulated oh their plans
to improve nirplun designs.
1 lie true South la u cultured
Under the captain, "Salaries of College Instructors on
What aviation
needs is new
'‘ ■Ebuth,
a
Pre-War
Basis", the Georgia Education Journal offers this Ideas, increased efficiency and staHer ways are gentle and kind;
ou will always feel her graclous- comment by J. W. Crabtree, secretary of the National Edu bility in nirlnnes nnd engines, and
above all, encournAtment and a
ness,
cation Association:
patient hearing for inventors, us
JfflL true hospitality youll find.
The Representative Assembly of the National Edu
ually pushed nside.
cation Association has directed that a careful study of
Ninety-nine in n 100, perhaps
|he Isn’t narrow and crude as tome
college
professor's salaries be made during the coming
'J00 In 1000 have ideas that are
have taught,
worthless, but the hundredth or the
But rather broad am east ,'s
school year. In many collages Instructors und profes
thousandth has the idea that the
r .from west;
sor are being paid on the pre-wjir basis.
world needs.
elighiful abode Is not to
This startling fact is pointed out In a letter I have
found;
just
received from the president of a lending college in
Thrtplacf for youth, strength,
LIGHTNING STRUCK a barn
p g e nnd rest.
West Virginia. He says: ‘ ‘The young people whom we
n Virginia, killed four persons, und
t.wo mules, paralized u deg and
graduate each June go out into high schools to teach at
sunders la nd bigs have clouded
.tunned two men.
»
salaries
averuging
considerably
above
that
paid
to
those
her past,
Modern lightning rods properly
who have taught them. We know this should not he. It
But Truth crushed to earth niuut
pstulled would have prevented that
ever rise;
handicaps those who would make u lurger preparation,
lisnster,
Uif sun's glory ushers In .thA
because they cannot* uffortl; it. Some ,of them would
M(WR*m pr< leetlon" uitalnst light
ning is included in
the
recent
borrow
und go alieud to school were it not for the fact
no tqe nouih is praised by the
White House alteration. All around
that
they
cun
see
no
\vuy
to
repay
the
borrowed
money.
great and wise.
I
the balustrade above the White
Practically every other profession' outside of the minis
House roof, sharp, short, copper
has the best cimale in tho. try, holds within itself the possibility o f making not only
points stand nt clone intervals,
work!, •
connected by a copper cable, the
a comfortable living but the accumulation of a degree
llleys and plaint* to us
whole system
being connected
of
wealth
The
college
professorship
holds
tw
i
such
pos
icnes bring;
with the enrth. alio by copper con
sibility.
t.
And new industry has taken on
ductors, buried deep enough in the
St*
life.
I huve many letters from college presidents ex
ground to reach perpetual mnismeans much more thin
•ure.
pressing alurm over the salary situation. They see the
y*c*tUm—the king.
Such lightning rods give real
freshman classes passing into the hands of untrained
protection. Insurance companies
In t^lpApnd you find women fuir,
instructors who receive less pay than that of. the leading'
recognize thnt lower rates for
nen brave und strong,
public school teachers. It is no wonder that a univer
factories thus protected. Old-fashWith progress just as sure as
ioned, badly installed, cheap light
sity president reports thut G8 per cent of the freshman
• ■ ' Sunshine for ail.
ning rod construction is worthless
class drops out before the end of the junior year.
lore truth, right and justice is
nr even dangerous.
•O1“ aflame
The public has u right to demand u high type of
i
For Qod and country— hear the
instruction for these big freshman and sophomore
THE UNIVERSITY OF C h id * "
U f * 1*'
publishes “ An American transluclasses. It should investigate the reasons why the pro
‘ ion o f the Old Testament,” u
mising high Hchool graduates sent to thu college or uni
Pgnbipg seems to be as popular
‘ hing not needrd, since all chang
"France today as he was ten
versity drop out before completing their first year..
es
must he for the worse. l*t
ra ago.
"Great emphasis is being placed on the need foredu- Chicago university persuade young
-------- o— —
Sanlflrd will have a new bank cation," says the Columbus, Ga., Enquirer-Sun, "and for the men and women to read Job ami
soon and the alogan of “ buainesa as complete eradication o f illiteracy in every section of the Isaiah nt least 60 times, in the
King James version. That would
usual” will be heard on all sides.
United States today." The Georgia paper continues with an he good work. • /
■
o--------No, we don't know who Is going interesting study o f the problem as follows:
DR. HARDIN, LEARNED Geur"It is likely that more Is being said about these needs
‘ win the fight tomorrow night,
it we are going to bet on the gen in the press and in public addresses than at any previous gian president of the American
Electronic Research association,
ii Gene.
period
in
our
history.
It
would
seem,
therefore,
that
as
a
says man la combination of elect
- - -O — ' r»
The Tampa Tribune has nre- people we believe in the importance to the individual and to rical impulses, affected by elect
. pared this cheer for Tampa cttl- the state o f a sound modern education. Yet we remain un ronic energy sent out by the sun
willing to pay the price for competent experts in teaching. and the distant stars.
•. jjUDput. Tampa! Rah-rah-rah!
In nearly every other line o f work, well equipped experts are
MAN IS ALSO MOVED by me
■ Where’s Miami? SLs-boom bahl
drawing
more pay than in pre-war days and therefore the in chanica! levers which are his legs,
p Jacksonville! Ha-ha-ha!'
. —The joke seems to be on Jack- creased cost of living does not deprive them of a chance to and sustained by a chemical labor,
.WofTlle, but he who laughs last, lay aside something. Yet the long-suffering college professor, atory, his stomach. But how will
the scientist explain thought?
it seems, must be content to stay bn the same old basis of sal Thera is the rub. Anything but
ary.
that may be explained mechanic
■Jdfltsonvine,
Tampa,
Miami,
ally.
Thought never will be medianAltamonte Springs, have their
"What is,the result?Accordingly to Mr. Crabtree it is
“ stes In the guberaatorLt! a poorly equipped teaching personnel which is unable to hold :ca1ly explained.
iy not aoraeone from San- the students in the lower classes in colleges. Irt other words,
PROHIBITION AUTHORITIES
Dford Herald. Such an
, cause satisfaction in Do- young men and women who now-go into the teaching profes will cut. down the supply of indus
But who ia the sion prefer the public schools to the colleges because of the trial alcijho), which may help.
candidatat — Tampa comment that if the salaries of college professors are less Prohibition authorities would be
amazed to know how many “ vam -j
i Haven’t you heard?
Mr.
Is sunning in the third than those o f public schooL teachers we fail to see how they ish factories” have sprung up'
live and we wonder that any teachers worthy of the name since prohibition came In, and how J
sacrifice themselves and their families to whqt must be, un many varnish factories, still busy, |
■H L, . . .
Have atopned making varnish. The t
iyig.the campaign The Her- der the circumstances, a life of actual poverty."
alcohol that t.-ovdrnment at*)ws >
l 4ROf accused, to put it mildy,
---------— ----------------- g------- --------------------'hem to nurchaae Is msde into a ‘
jr.choice of diction when R
nrodiirt that wiH eat through any!
’ “ word Mmisapnropriate.
varnish and remove the lining of
rfsaid the word meant to
t
GO AHEAD, DON’T MIND US
any mucous membranes.
taftaough Webstar aaya tha
GREENVILLE NEWS
j$ to , niaa
“ uxa wrongly or
named. From that state one repre-l
fu lly ” but in the tight o f
It becomes increaaingly clfsr favor eliminating the two-thirda .entetive nnlv has declared ini
J events it wouldn’t teem thst while the southern states com
much difference what it prise the backbone o f the voting rule. The voting strength from the favor o f abollahing the rule.
states representing is thus counted
Some of
these states have
strength of the Democratic party, up to show 028 in favor « f abolish
itrength, but combined they- can
their voice In party policies, party ing thv two-thirda rule. Of course -/irtuAlly dictate rulea of the
eUixens are growling nominees and other questions of
there is much speculation in this lartv to which the great strength
K g ' paltry hundred party concerns, ia rather feeble.
the commlttemen cannot dictate the if the party in the south must
in public bonds.
fn this matter of thq two-thirds votes i f their delegates,and it re
itHdn’t they holler If they rule, for instance, it begins to look mains to be seen how the delegatee yield,” regardless of Its view. And
orobably they will do ao when It
Sanfordt-^-Sanford Iler- as If the 1028 Convention may abo themselves will vote.
the devi) his due, brother, lish It along with the unit voting . It is interesting to note, how <uita their political ideas to do ao.
rt ioet any 1100,000 In rule, regardless of how the South ever, that the states included In The solid south may feel aa if she
a ih the matter of reliability at
Our-situation Is thst feela about the matter,
the above category are Mlnnee&ta, he polio, but states that sc tdom
o f sqcb money, provided v In New York news article, North Dakota, California, Oregon, If ever turn in a Democratic
Yrgp spent t.u Frank L. Hopkins asserts that a IIHriois, Michigan, Nebraska, Iowa, malortty can make the rulea of the
hsve ,xo racent survey of sentiment among Wisconsin, Vermont, ' Massadhu- party, nominate its candidates and
Io f member* indicates a -majority in setts, Maine, Rhode Island, New state ita platform; without more
favor of abolishing l^toae two York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, than a purely'formal consideration
red rules. Opt of respon- Idaho, New. Hampshire, NeW of southern eenfmsnt Maybe
81, 25 an In favpr of exico, Washington
after all Vre are a little bit “too
of both rules, aiu
exas is the only^ seuthsrn state reliable.”
U*i iA*"
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2\*j=r-'
w* a
i.an i>is
S o l i c i t o r s f o r Complaliiiiiii
L A N E Y ’S
‘ The Friendly D rug Store”
E. First St-
Prescriptions Filled Promptly
Architect
And Accurately
First Nat’l. Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.
Sanford
W E BUY
Elton J. Moughton
trade, sell, swap, exchange at.
nnd hand tires. We also bay
bottles, metal, bags, junk of t|
kinds.
I
L A N E Y ’S
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CLEAN IN G CO.
Service You Will
110 E. 2n<jl — Phone 465|
Appreciate
K O T ’S
Loch
Arbor
Prices
Sanford Ave.
Meet Today’s Demand
LOANS
J. H. JACKSON
Phone
611
112 E. Second St.
Prices in Loch.. Arbor
a^
meet the existing con
HOTEL
FLAGLER
ditions o f today— one
pays for merit in this
AfS*1
deelopment hut todnys
UNION ECZEM A OINTMENT
prices will
For treatment o f Ring Worms, Jiggers and any skin eruption.
Price 75c Sold and guaranteed by the
UNION P H A R M A C Y
—
Phone 375
he
found
nslounishingty
low'.
Have
you
^
i
r
inquired?
DeForest-Sanford
Realty Co.
K IN D E R G A R TE N
I wish to announce the opening of Sanford School of
Kindergarten, 2Gth. o f September, South Side Primary.
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TuKion $4 month.
Hour* 9 to 11:30— On grounds until 12
Calvert System Taught
Miss Tressie McRae, Teacher.
Select
CHRISTMAS
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Sifts NOW on our new
easy payment pinn.
DEPARTMENT
fore Christmas.
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Do YOU Plan To Build ?
Conditions were never more
faVorable tft the"'builder
than at present, labor is
plentiful and reasonable,
building materials are ob
tainable at lower figures
than in quite some time
and the builder can bei as
sured of better service
than has been obtainable In
Florida for several years.}
AH things favor the builder
..... this organization will
gladly give estimates, ad
vice .and helpful informa
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M R 8 . F R E D 8 , D A IG E R . SO C IE TY E D IT O R
R esiden ce T eleph on e
Paradise Found By' A ZA R IA N CIRCLE MEETS O N T U E S D A ^
Film Extras In The A T HOME OP MRS. M ACK CLEVELAND
Azarian Circle met Tues tion.
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_ Movie,AH Gamblers dayTheevening
at the home of Mrs.
Four new members were__
D AY ; S E P T E M B E R 21,
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Banker finds S ilver Piece Recaffing
Memories Of-OlcLAnte Bellum South
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MOBILE, Ala., September 20.— owed with nn sir of glamour and
(INS)—Bringing back memories romance. High silk hats and whiskett; hoop-skirts nnd. waist-lines,
of the old Ante-bellum South, a fast
stepping •thoroughbreds,
small silver piece, which on' one tackling whips and gayly clad
side bears the Inscription "The jockeys.
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Mobile Jockey Club," and “ Mem • Those were the days when gamb
bers Medal," nn don the other side ling was taken just as seriously as
the legend “ Transferable, 1853,” eating and vast f< rtunps were won
wns recently found by Tom Horst, and lost on the speed of a horse.
who is connected with the Merchant1 The little medallion then was
National Bank, while rummaging something to be highly prized as a
through some old posseaslons.
southern gentleman’s honor, for
Between the two lines t on th% tbg old association was once em ed
face if the medallion staijds.the iri the'dim obscurities of the past!
impression of a graceful hOTie.'
In the old city that is rapidly bitebiking nt the little silver disk, coming modernized, only a few
about the size of a quarter and families, a few who had grand
worn almost smootTi, a curtain is fathers who were members of the
lifted fur o moment and one sees old club, can recall it. All that is
the Mobile of other days; sophis- left is tho medallion in the homo of
ticated in old world ways and shad-1Mr. Horst.
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n*t Chink about swimming. All
have to I* t* amuse my pupi’
keep them’ ft**, thinking
swimming in d the weather..
j t Channel ewim -is1
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» u m y houac..i
ktrthe .w w h sirfcM
iEft;UTf*torubI? i say;
going1/t o **k*rt In J U ttia hogglTr
time.’ ” ... ,
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'/T o o Late T o Classify)
Mack Cleveland'bn Palmetto Avem to the roll, they were Mrar-J[.H.
WANTED—Hustler for Sem inole
Discovered — an extra’s idea of uc, in Edgewoqd for its usual busi
Ramsey,. Mrs. Troy Ray; Mrs* D.
hOCuUftty t o sell An or ottt'Jttfto**
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ness meetnig, with Mrs. Cleve- Y. Carver and Mrs. S..W. Beal
WEDNESDAY
|V#b(nn» curtain inside; .ivpjfiif,
It was an accidental discovery Jand and Mrs.. T. LI Hale as host
of the Rosary Society of made during a study of realism.
During the social hour ; Etolse
«oQiiiiW, Must be reliable s a l Bstii
T ..
Catholic Church will givo No extensive research work pre-ij esses.
Winn gave a group of humorous
Fred L. H a » 4 f c & * » ;
closed air.
A short business sessi m was •railings, Mrs. Robert I* Glenn
Option bridge party at 8 ceded it.
Mrk Ave., Winter Park, Bla- Ti{ ml
i at the Parish Hall on Oak
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The art director for Paramount held when routine business was sang a number of soprano sold*,
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was recently given specifications carried out. It was decided tt*sub ar.d Mrs. Glenn nnd Mrs. TT. C.
THURSDAY
which called for an elaborate night scribe for the (taper "Sunbeam More sang a duet, all were greatly
Jar monthly meeting of the
Babies" for tho benefit of the sun enjoyed by the members. "*A t a
club. He hung purple and gold
beam Band of the First Baptist late hour the hostesses served ice
T. U. will be held at 3:30
drapes here nnd there, built a plat
Church. Mrs. Atkinson presented
jit the home of Mrs. Coopform for n ten-piece jazz orchestra, the circle with printed cards with cream and cake us refreshments
East Eighteenth Street.
Attending this meeting
were;
arranged tables about an oval danc which to advertise both the Azar
FRIDAY
Mrs. Sidney J. Nix, Mrs. S- W.
ing floor, strung
vari-coltrrcd ian class and circle. *
Raffo Missionary Society lights—and turned it over to James
Beal, Mrs. R. R. Pippin, Mrs. L.
old White Elephant party at Cruze.
Following the business session, II. Echols, Mrs. H. T. Atkinson,
ck nt the Methodist Church
A. H.
Mr. C'uze furnished the Paradi Mrs. B. C. Moore took charge of Mrs. J. II. Ramsey, Mrs.
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Mrs
sial touch. He asked that all the the study clnsti witfi the topic for i Hatcher, Mrs. C. C. Wells,
SATURDAY
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tables be equipped with chicken, discussion for the evening "Ways A. Kendall, Mr*. B. C. Moore,
•uVERY DlSTINCTjlYE MODEL
Idren’s matinee at 10 o’clock
-W E-RB ALL OAMULRRHShe W
was
pieces of steak, celery, olives, sal-1 to Win." ™
flS assisted in ill- Mrs. Ira Southward, MYS. -C. A.
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Milane Theatre sponsored
Thomas Meighan i n . a
Nothii)g:fpt!VL
iltf.cptji b^' lowlier than this
ads —and all the other things that!
**_MrV .T’ K Anderson Jr., Mrs. II. F. Giovanni,
Woman’s Club.
to on
directed by James Cruse
go to mke up an clborate
New Hale, Mrs. Sidney J. Nix, Mrs. C. Mrs. B. Y. Ca'wer, Mrs. R. A. $1.1100 In P rizes Is O ffe re d ! Chicago Crooks Find Selves printed silk,,(
•ahd
give* you thrills, Ifeyghs ^
Stumped Ry Simple Quest- week-ends or a
In Angling Contest Which
York’s eve dinner in a nightclub. ('. Wells and Mrs. C. A. Anderson. Williams, Mrs. Troy Ray, Mrs. W.
sin Haniian |n style. A draped
Mrs.
Moore
in
n
most!
interesting
C.
De
Coursey,
Mrs.
II,
A.
More
romsnoe
He wanted the extra players to
ionft; Standard Intelligence tirdlc h cleverly' sugyehted by gath*
.
Claims
Attention
OfSportsRoaches
Gang Raatob' hs
Hal
Roack
seem natural. A kitchen was In manner* told of the meeting held land, Mrs. T. U DWle, Mrs. L. T.
men On Southwest Coast . Tesla Are Used, By Experts ers'at the frorft. TIk Ipwcr edge oI
Inst
Thursday
afternoon
at1
Oviedo
Sheppard
and
Mrs.
Mack
Cleve
ELtTNG
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stalled with
flaming
chafing
the front ii cut iii in upward dirtc4CRAZY TO M A R in fcW *
by the Seminole Baptist Assoc ia- land.
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tion
and
then
Ra}hmd
to*
each
tide
of
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CHICAGO. Sept. 21,-M IN S)—
FORT MYERS. Fla. Sept. ID—
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a tali which texTwdt’.oYctjjlic 'birred
tender the following Program
Two hundred extras in evening
— (INS)—With $1,000 in prizes "Say this: ‘ Where ia Kitty?’ ’’
-'AESOP’S
TA0J$$rr*
The sleeves lUrr ,i>u,ward tjle
Shell, Thursday, Sept, tjie clothes we<e summoned one morn
“ Count backwarda from 20 tot." skirt.
and a handsome engraved silver
r rist', while jlie neck i.V, V-shaped.
1927 nt 8. P. M.
ing for a scene in Thomas Meig- Mrs. Chares M. Powell
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Listen,
say
4,
2,.
Now
say,
6,
4,
cup to he offered, a .tarpon tour
Medium dre fcquirrs .Jt^! jaMi J9*
; THURSDAY. ..uJ
PART I
k n m r fm n a
ICircle
’ i r n l o IOf
lf
4«
m
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han's new picture “ We're All Gam Entertains
nament and a general angling con I."
inch
material.
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Station, “The Star Spangled blers" which will he nt the Milane
“THE ROSE OFtTHEiTJGNEv
No, gentle reader, the scene is
test will be staged in F«rt Myers
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Theatre today . White they were Presbyterian Church
this season, it was announced to not in one of Chicago's kindergar
larch “ Hercules’’ by Losey.
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day following a meeting of sports tens.
Shirley
Miuion
ht
*a'
glamonma'
receiving instructions they gazed
majesty, treasui*y, forfeit, sportive,
rerture "The Queen of Au- absent-mindedly toward the tables
The local is ’ the physchopathic ajdsli and snipj
1melodrama of
York* Hfel’
men when tentative plans were out
tU,
The, business girls circle of the
hospital,
where
Chicago’s
battlift
by Biggc.
Will
Rogers
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lined
to
bo
presented
to
the
cham
and the busy chefs.
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Newspaper
dditurs
apd
teachers
Pr« shvterian Church wus most
Imi
TOKID] State*
|Cornet Solo "Three Star
i-"lN BERLIN"
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ber ‘-f commerce governors for ap gangsters and gunmep ape heinj ntlitit.lio stumped by, 'somU the
A request that they take their pleasantly entertilfRed;, Tnesdiy
lucsti ly <nuw
voters-In
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«re>
tfratyt.to
new voters- Jh«»
proval. While tho chamber of com given mental tests. . ” V*
“ KEEPING HIS WORD"
by Bngley.
words the gangster* showing- inseats ws followed by a stampede. evening as the guestfc
guest* of Mrs. mnke their ’ ftra^ tHp to. tto W U merce has taken no definite acthm
Of more than a scTe of men ex- tellegence In the simple tests are {
Mflane Rodiew
[(Bandsman Beck, Soloist)
Chickens, salads anti <rthor viands Charles M. Powe"II Jr., at,‘ her at- jn every. prcft-ctyqfc $f; the* empireas yet, it is expected thnt the gov amined, many, accenting to toe ot- l , ^ „ lhoy pTog^u before the
Song “ My Chcrie' by Lilitractive
home
in
begun to disappear as if by magic
Hose Court.
During the list w®hk’ ‘ <«*• this ernors will unanimously* favor the ficiaiicon<iucUng the ^tcs ts h a v e ^ xam{neri. Yn X
m of w?rds
.11 II
I I zin- month
>I nnd
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dnian.
even before the. electricians hail
the /t-.l
first‘ two ..._L.
weeks A#
of
Bowls of artistically
blended
been found defficient, several "had asked for definl
achroevent.
Fox Trot Under the Moon"
finished setting the lights.
nlas, asters and ferns helped to October.
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/casujstry/ ’ ^aftet«.ikaWhile the exclusive tarpon tour the minds of children" and one iVas mstif, ,__
Wheeler & Snyder
"Wit, wait;’’ shouted Mr. Cruze. accentuate the color scheme of
Thus
new
voter*,
will
have
the
held
for
a
sanity
hearing.
-taaplot,
ItrApet.
.poltoloty,
|
green
nament
would
not
be
opened
until
PART 2.
"You're supposed to eat only when pink, lavender and green.
principle say in naming the mem June 1, the sportsmen point thnt
The questions given the gunmen sapient, fen, druggio Mplcakorlal ]
roncert Waltzes “ The Benuti- the cameras are grinding.”
A delicious buffet supper'was bers of the refccturul assemblies, Athcr fishing contests could be held are from the considered, guide for and loti
pue Danube” by Strausa
His instructions were lost in the
The dining ami these preliminary * elections (luring the winter months.
It is the Stunford revision of the Binetuestlons even more tllfflciilt InIntcrmezo "The Dawn of ratlc of knives and forks. It was served at 7 o’clock.
table was spread with a lace doth will show politicial leaders which tentatively planned to offer cash Simon intelligence tests, written by
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noon and the chefs w e e exhausted and centered with a large crystal way the wind is* blowing for the prizes in fishing events for both Lewis' M. Tcrman. professor of
“ Define liomunculus, ruArVlc,
Descriptive "The Battle of before the scene ws finishd. An bow! of pink zinnias and lavender opening of the national election
small and large varieties of fish. education at Stanford university,-j and precipitancy”
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uan. by Sweet.
atmosphere of perfect bliss spread 'asters.
in January.
Special awards will the provided California.
Question in slmple’ 'a!cebr« are
. '‘F o r 'ChHcfraDL^
Selection "The Prince of Bil- t’veMhc place when the coffee nnd
Ilqfore The Examination
After supper a short business 'It is nlmost’ three years slnce'the for women and the grand cup prize
also given.
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cigarettes arrived. Paradise had session was held followed by the Junneso diet passed the univera- wiil go to the man or woman hook
Persons brought before the cx
March "The U. S. Navy by temporarily settled over that oo>nj^d'hy.Mw. al manhood jpffrpge,. bill, giving ing the largest fish during the flelcnC^ uro first naked simple
S t & i i M d 'b j r t h ©
|r of Hollywood.
»L* ' ^^c ^ nnon* ■DlJ lubject for to every sane man the ’ universal season.
questions such qs “ Show me your
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l.
the evening was tha “ Life *nd rjgh( to vote. But alnc*’ that time
With F'>rt Myers being head nose,” and "Pitt.your finger
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has
been
no
dissolution
of
Joe I^izchatein
of the prophet Jerem______
quarters for the National Tnrp°n your nose.”
Parent-Teachers’ City Character
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the diet, umi therefore no chance club and
ji•foi*Ore
avia
Bandmaster
In spite of the simplicity of tho 2Mon
exaRdnet**' ■
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with
the Cnfoosh."
"If
yyu
have*
(out,
appln.;end
to
try
out
the
new
law.
Mr.,E.;R. Beck
Councel Holds Session Members enjoying the cordial Politiciona have been working as ahatcheo river being famous queries several of those examined’ nine.peers, -huw many,- ha** you,
Soloist
for
its
fishing
facilities, it were renfused and failed to answer
of Mrs. Powell w en:
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CARD OF THANKS
On TuesdayAfternoon hospitality
laRl* was asked,
asked. H
Hoe,r_T—
pp'W '*
of con- quickly and accurately. Other ■o f Saltl*
Mrs. Stella Arringotn, Miss Ruth they never worked before in Jap- Is expected that hundreds
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I'hatnf
four
dollet*
And
ftjne
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an,
trying
to
persuade
the
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the the "simple” questions asked are;
Gnioh, ’ MW*’ Ginee ORIon;” MU*
meet
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topper
I
will
tttfro
And
cent*
**Atnnti S ' UThe
S JS2SK1
wish to 'thank tha 1niatfy ; On Tuesday afternoon n meet Niura Chittenden, Mias Edna Chit I of new voters to join their . rT1 tourtiaments.
chamber Ioff com
"Can you say ‘ nice kitty’ ?" Now
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■ asked to sponsor the sny T have u little dog/ " W hat1nothing."
Is and neighbors for tj}e love ing of the city council of the I’ar- tenden, Mias Frances Dutton, Miss spective factions. Before this they merce will be
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dndness shown to* during our wit-Teaejita Association of San Elizabeth Stafford. Mrs. Leola have’ had to work only with-ama movement and to arrange for reg ought to'd o when you are-odd
t -jat:
nt the Toss A f fteur d«ar ford was held at the home ot Powell, Mias Sara Warren Easte*- of some- means, who paid certain istration, rules and regulations and What ought you do when you are ,
,1 H -^ nt by’ Chriitirtas. HIT answer:
mother jjn # fo r 4hi; beau-1 t-hc chairman Mrs. L. N. Hansdl by, Mrs. J. H. Harvard and Mrs. thxes.^a*
•Am they ware the o n i /# t i - official weight.. -Mori than 6,0d0 hungry?"
nM"something
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” * topper thlMD
eligibW in vote
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tarpon were pulled from the Calon Oak Avenue.
The gunmen ai«o are given comes every, day.”
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W. M. McKinnon.
1M H.^LEE & Family , Plans were made for progams to
oo.'Shiitchee
last
season.and
yetvrr
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bleckk'tjf”w6W and' askjtf to tell i Reef barons, I
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nn* fisherman declare that indica quickly which of tho biqpk) ar* titers, gunmen and
be given this year and work also
ill”
S tions point to a greater supply of heaviest. Tney are shown four
MatineesFor Children
t I * o.’s
[man's Missionary outlined.
who fall to show
the giant fitft next yoar.
, pennies in, a row und told to count genco are assigned
. Tlie annual reception to have Held Under Direction
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Admlsaion
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ity Of 'Methodist Keen tendered the teachers of the
them. They are then asked to to the phychopathic
Ol -*IMi1.0 j. ' «
i»ll «Sr ail,
count
the
pennies,
a*
th0
coins
are
for everybody*-*/
O
f
EducationalSociety
county
hospital!
Th
ublid’
kchooU,
has
been
canceled
rch MeetsMonday uc to financial, conditions, and it
pointed out and are given credit* kept, for a week nS cribin g _
r i i ' ' i T h ( 111*;
'for correct count, tallying with vation and in tome'instate** tui
Was decided that Instead, eacq
In
Sponsoring
Saturday
morn
londay afternoon the Worn- School would have a social hour at
pointing. •
ther examination.
PARt?, Sept 2 ll —Y1NSO—
Adianctf Testa
Missionary Society of the Its Parent-Teachers meeting in ing matinees for* children ut tho Mayor Jaines J. Walker’s excessive
While one Chicago judge hae rul
In more advanced teats some of ed the mentality tess are not prop
dist Church met at the horn* order to bring about a closer re-! Milane Thentre, the Woman’s Club modesty today caused him to de
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. . . . the questions given are:
er, city authcrrltice, Including the
W. C. Hill on Magnolia lationship between the teachers is fallowing lines advised by the cline the highest hon'or that Franco
Educational Department of the could bestow nnd to request that
"Name tho days of the week."
dectlvcs,
TRUEMAN
to. bureau of deet
|ae for its regular monthly and parents.
chief of the.
PARIS, Sept. 21. — (INS)—Pity
General Federation of Woman’s no elaborate arrangements be made
"What .day come* before Tues haye announred-M
* tl)«
“* teeta ,jiill be
meeting.
Mrs. Fred Duiggr announced the Clubs. The management of the Mftho poo.r war hero whw returns to
FERTILtSjJPR
rtd plans are belnfr med*
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continued and
Ithort devotional exercise was morning matinees given each Sat lane hns been exceedingly generous for his reception home in New the fiejd of carnage only to find day?’'
What
is
the
difference,
between
scone
Of
alleged
a
tin h
to
examine
score*
Miss Mattie G. Chapman urday morning at the Milane The in arranging for the local vent York.
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■ten, beer baron* and gunmetr..
He declined the decoration of that the field in no longer there. a fly and a butterfly?"’ .
) was followed by the interest- atre, sponsored by the Woman’s
"Count backwards from twenty
Delegates to the American Locommander of the French Legion
jrarp which, hnd b*en ar- Ulub and urged the co-operation of ure.
On Saturduy morning in addition o f Honor, which was to have been gion convention here hate
M ain O fficia lju n tl''
been to one."
; with the subject Home MU- a!i the organizations in making
"What Is a bolloon, a tiger, a
to
the
picture
"Hold
That
Lion’*ii
.
w
i
on
him
b
y
,
President
unxioua
to
look
over
the
BattleFactory •
Papers on thi* subject were this venture a success
featuring Douglass McLean, there|r,
ur )l
Doumergue.
Soon after, he told fields agin, and special sightseeing soldier, a football?"
[by Mrs. W. L. Clarke and
Jacksonville,£F
U.
The district meeting of the Par- will be the usual comedy and Hlu* Grover A. Whiilen, chairman of the tripe were rranged, but consider
“ What do you call a pitco of
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a
[Otto Schmebl
lent Tcachors association will be trated song with organ music.
It
I mayoV’a'''welcoming committee of able difficulty ha* been enpount-' money?"
Local R e
•r the jjt-ogram the hostess,I held in Orlando October 13.
Still further advanced questions,
ft
It is urged that ul interested i n 'New Vftrk, that he wtinted Do tug ered'ln flnding the Battlefields.
sr
I. II, cjUltppell,
“ Mrs. C, C
The discussion ofMdates of meet the movement, should .show their ito mcct ihe s . H> u . do jv»nce when
IVO V;w
Hundreds o f Ieglonaires return representing early high school age,
Mrs. Zeb lUtliff, Mrs. J. ing of the various organizations interest by attending these ma:.-,|t arrjve<i i„ Now York harbor next
include:
ing to Paris i after long journeys
“ There are three main differ
ntltdgu and Mis* Mattie was held and arranged so that there Inces, and spreading the news o f. Tuesday.
in Ballyhoo busses^'are heard air
....By Interaslloeal Na
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sn, served refreshments of would be no conflict of dates and the venture.
Mayor Walker declined tho l e ing there voices In tho hirer com- ences between n king and a presi
CAP GRIS NBZ,
they?"
■m and cake.
it was decided that on the first
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gion Of-Htnor, decoration when his plaint (huf all, truces 'of their tone- dent;1what are
f
e
-» difference
Mae_
r
I’ hbne
"Vfhat la the
between J l ^ A f l
Thursday of each month the South| n
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accepi m B S u
lence "
time warlike eitdeovors have ut- laziness and Idleness?"
Side
Primary
P.
T.
A.
would
meet;
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a
m
p
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M
e
e
t
friends,
advised*
him
'
that
act
resWulstna o f Haines City
Jiannel,
Storey
terly (tpjpjMfured,,''
"What ia the difference
between m»n
>tiie day here Wednesday at- second Thursday,
hothl
- the Grammar 1With Miss D eC ourseylirr^l^'itilSL^r
Thb geography 'f* unchanged,!
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I auifl uw
infant
1
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■
that
he
h
4ka*
to
*
bto business. . ' v .
School; Third Thursday, the East
b**
--------the hotyor. They recalled that
but all the , 'town*, once tom byi*volution and revolution?"
ween about the'
Supply C*
and West Side Primary schoola;Th*i
“ What.Is
the difference bet
I
^
■
of the members of tho {
supported the French goverp- shells, have been rebuilt, and the' Isory
•
f-.r
and
poverty:
Awpen
Cap
Gri*
A few aw jfroup of ramp
[Wood/uff leaves Wednes- firgt Tuesday, the Seminole High
voannetf
andispoverty?;
nu?nt
asking the fe<Jeral govern- field* which 10 year* ago were a misery*
"What
the
diffetcncebetween
,
‘
“
I
started
to
i
Hutchcnchaw
Itlanta, Gai, where he will School and the third Tuesday
’ mounts
■ - ——* a_n„»„v„i jment of tha.UwkjdJiiJiAtfiB to rgs- network of foxholes and trenches, character and' reputation?"
oftly once kald’w<
delightful ________________
,|iie by France on a pnr^
Atlanta, Dental College, f would he the date o f meeting for Girls enjoyed n Hmost
In the advanced teats thb guW- ing bis aXparlstv
_____
•' the Junior High School. ' Mothers social meeting Tuesday afternoon
' j j j j p^oklyn
ooklyn used by the have but recently yielded an ab
men are retd passages from books «d Scares of sqmmars
undant harvest of grain.
.
Margaret Zachary left are asked to bear these dates in nt the home of MIts Alice Dc Cour-*411
French ns >a. ipjfly ddfiet during
"* Ing. F#w,Mve sqC;
Trips following the
famous and asked to repeat. They * n read
day for Durham, N* C. mind and arrange to attend these sey on Highland Avenue.
the w*r.
info the water not
numbere
and
toUd
td
repewtlrapl^
Soissona
drive
through
the'Bt.
she is a senior at Duke meetings.
Mayor Wiiiltkr.alsoji^itated to
The moms were, bright with
when I can."
^
Mihlel
sector
o
f
the
Argonne
gave
ly backwards. 1
_
■
tity.
Representatives from each o f tho bowls o f roses and ferns, and the accept because he feared his ad the I^eglonaires more vistas
vistas cn
of 7
m k n ’*Hard
flird Teats
Testa
> I Burg** la
Other
<
** M i r training 'the
mission
into
the
Legipa
o
f
Honor
afternoon
was
pleasantly
spent
ZiU*»field
local organizations were present..
In other testa for suppose4»y.| American
mijfht ----detract
decoru waving grain and pastoral peace
ty ZelmUnovitx of BrunsBat After
with
o f •*“
Rook.
III games
y;« 111vo v*
■“ "*
,---- from the
a ww rf
types, that is thvso be he believes, have the three quelifl- <
abvanced
than
could
be
found
on
journey
!..Ga. , spent ffie day here
l* te in tho afternoon the hosteis tion to be given Howard P. Savag.;,
cation* for -succese: } m«tiey,,a j
at
or
near.
r,normal,
twj
uia«
w. ____T
live livi
norma
Sm V t t
»)r as the guest ot his aiitcr Funeral Services For t t rVed refreshment' consisting cf Rational commander q f the Ameru through sonic prosperous frmlng !*?•
define such words ss orange, bon-1 pro per boat and 'pilot and the right *
can
Legion.
section
lq
^ndianq.
S. Baumel.
anoat.gul[umperament.
TtW
fourth
’eksentW,
t
'r*
,|j|j
i« rtem;
sandwiches und iced tea
Mrs. Lee Held Here testy
fire, strew,roar, haste, afloa
p4umb*nr,KSd wegtltoY, ^ b op ^ .to ehooto
Those present were Lois Couch,
tor, mellowy. Impolite, «p|uai
vend Mrs. C„ E. Ward anMay I'urdon, Elizabeth Cook, Nan Insane Wife Admits Warsaw PitchedFight
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I
Funeral services for Mrs. W. H. cy White, Ruth Pearman and Alice
the birth of u daughter
Lee,
who
died
last
Thursday
fol
September 10 at the
Killing
Her
Husband
Fatal
Many
Troops
lowing an operation at the Fcrnald- De Coursey.
HU hospotal.
BecauseShepovedHim VIENNA* Sept. 21— (INS)—A
I-aughton Hospital,
were held
.Marguerite Smith of Ocala Monday afternoon at the Woman’s Judge Is Dead From
________ 7 T 7 ,
,
large number of Jugo-Slav troops
TUSCALOOSA, Ala/, Sept. 21— and Macedonian insurge'nta were
in Sanford as the guest Club with Rev. K. A. McCauley in
Shots
Fired
In
Court
sunt Mrs. J. B. Ray on charge. Two duets followed .by (IN S)—"I killed him because I reported dead or wounded today,
T '■ .. V/
. 4 ('%• • vi
touching tribute by the minister
loved him," Mrs. J. D,.Hoskins said as a result of an all-night pitched
Avenue.
Apples, 3 lbs...........
2 I
OWENSBQRO, Ky< Sept. 2 1 - here in admitting the killing of her battle1In which the Warsaw River
composed the impressive services.
C. Viele left Monday for Burial followed in the Munidpai (1NS)—County Judge J. I- Patton. husband In Birmingham last week. Valley last njght according to- a
62, of Hartford, Ohio county, died
leans, La., where he will Cemetery.
“ I did noV want him tp die before report’ reaching here from Bel
short time buying jewelry
There were marly beautiful flo at a hospital here early today frum me," she said.
•vv<*
i f ; 1;
i'
Poti
th a flat- grade.
jewelry shop.
The gttack
ral offerings atesting the esteem bullet wounds suffered late Tues
The battle occurred when a num
s 10l
1
r, was ber of Jugo-Slav police troops,
wnne Pota
roiatAJco
iv -jw
.......
White
with which Mrs. Lee was held by day, as he sat on the bench In'hts iron on-Host
Woodruff left Wednesday msny .friends here and elsewhere courtroom, holding court,.He was the1second in
searching the valley for persons
b'.SJ
Cabbage, Early. jRose, lb.
which'
BP*1 Hill, N. C., where he over the state. Besides friend* shot by James Johnson, 45, a dis wife. Aftet J!
suspected o f having bombed* a
being
abled
former
marine,
who-tires
a
t,.,
»e his studies at the from Sanford, Orange City and
Imsband recovered
train In thnt vicinity yesterday, anLettuce, lb .........................
W eeks, ----- »--~i th„ Macedonian band of
. *y *>( North Carolina.
Benson Spring* there were many the National Military Home, at rv .r death for *— ‘
countered the MacedonUn
confined
to
relatives present at the funeral, Dayton, O.,
Johnxm U L.-I.l in t l » w m t ,
Z ! " - . . ■J*.**. ~ th e in sa n e
Laney of Birmingham, Ala
daughter,
The *Jugo-Slav government hoamong
« few davg here with among them
tw w being _a
__
II ..........
h.r*. L.n. d .probably tall / ■ 1 '
1 the bus
*
reinforcemento to
J»n
twoi day dist
»rs.'• J. Olin Laney before - Miss Hazel Iom? of New York *nd a charged with murder today
»'to clear
band took he*, bi
tanas 3 f
the
vtl)
iedo
where
he
Is
prineon.
Kay
l-ec
o
f
South
Dakota.
J
*
'
to Oviedo
the
I Mrs. Lee
was
bom WApril!*, HW1
The shooting followed an in weeks ngo.
the
cot
L
e
e
-----M
the Oviedb School.
The second ai
jh Eggs,'
quiry which Johnson is said to
ut Rochester, Minn./ She was
r e c a ll
have directed to.the Judge concern he slept lest
«ated
in
the
public
school*
of
S
ier
F. B Ijinglcy and non,
K8MEN FOILED
ing payment o f his pension, which fled from the
to their home at Dakota and was n gradutae of
found
until
Moi
Dakota State Academy, sne by court order, had been paid re
K..J^tAMonday evening after South
, IIN’ S)—Cracksmen', believed to
was married to W. II. Lee in 1827. cently to Johnson's guardian, L. she had
h«n»
as
the
guest
of
was race!
were 'foiled in an at-1
i w* .
Mrs. Lee was a member o f th* R. Tichncr, who was in the court-!
be
“
. Theodore Langley.
the safe of tha fruit |
** they believed
tempt
Judge
Pjnkard, AU
Bidrtand
P. i
H otsafe
children.
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where
Mr
friends.’
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TODAY
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Get Ready To Vote
For The First Time
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Of Legion Of Honor Battle Scenes Now
Yielding Abundaiit
Harvests Of Grain
S
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Channel,
Now “Hal
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�TOE SANFORD HBRAU) WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 192T.
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11— Miscellaneous
LANEY.S DRUG STOKE—Pre CAR AWNINGS.—Ant
scriptions, Drug*, Soda. We ar?
Co. 11 Ball Bldg.
as near you as your phone. Call 103
14—^Kooms W ith ou t Hoard
METAL ROOFING— The Roof F.vcrim ing.
Metal
shingtos;
standing seam tin and galvinixed ^ ^ 9 ' : ^or rent* one ,,
roofs. See James H. Cowan. Osk j Hrst Street, reasonable
Ave. and Third St. Phone 111.
I“ I*- <J " v'*r ,,eraMBRING YOUR WATCH to me. I
lf>— Apartment For Kent
have materials, tools,' ability to
put it in order. Peter E. Ahearn.
317 W. First St. Sanford.
FOR RENT: 3 room furnished ap
artment, private bath, screened
YOUR BUSINESS —card appear porch. $8 per week, lilt) Myrtle
Ave. Phone 339— W.
ing daily in this column will
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS—
reach over 3,000 every dayl
Two rooms kitchenette and hath,
•nnd it costa sq little a 12 word attractively furnished, centrally
located, all improvements; $d per
ad for one morfth costa only $2.00. week. Tel 777 or 775.
16— Houses For Rent
rhone 148
Just ask
OUT OUIt W AY
Svagdrickai
MO rash and $10 monthly will buy
Rood building lot nt remarkably
low price. Box *»y care The Her
ald. .
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l[
CMOM
•'
t THouGrtT >OU
WCR£ ALAXINO
\
GOLF
su g ar
is
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G O T FROM H i m .
V* A M 'O R - a - a
\ S o oH’fttsoo
MICE AMO LOUD S o
j
CAW_ALL REAP?
26— Miscellaneous For Sal*
FOR SALE: 4 collie pups. 9 weeks
old. $4:00 each. Phor.e 3205.
for "Classified Depart
ment”
NPOP
t'LL PLA*f AHEAD
NOW K/WnfLE ,
-THE NICE. NOTE. '•/OU
s j R o s e s ARE 0LUE
A REAL bargain fur the man who
wishes to engage in the raising
of truck, of citrus fruits, poultry
and live stock of all kinds. Thirtyfour acres of land that offers high
rolling lands for citrus, muck lands
fur truck and bulbs and a small
lake for pasture land. On the San- 1
ford-Orlando road three miles from 1
Sanford. One thousand dollars cash, |
balance on eusy terms that will al- ■
low you to make the payments I
from the land. Ideal lloeation for |
filling station and smp II store close j
to homes of fifty or mtie families, i
A country home close to the city j
markets. High, dry and healthy. |
Address R. r. care Herald.
'JR.WilliAMS
LOUD
DOG60NCIT
JUST MV
“V luck '
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K J O T fe S
Planning Defense In Hill Murder Case
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Accused
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Juvenile Bathing Beauties
WASHINGTON, Sept.
21,— |ing done by friends wit
Stormy times lie ahead both for |public approval from hint
mav •he forced1 iX 1!1! •■
the Republicans nnd the Democrats'B Smith,
”
*however,
--------- --------*
when they get around^to f ickintr
„ into the open after tb* meeting!
Ogden, Utah,
Friday und
v!;>
presidential nominees ‘ next'year.
Jr
President Coolidge’s \ “"do not Saturday of hi- adherents in a !
choose” statemint let diiwn the dozen states. Fred W. Johnson, a Iv X ;
bars for a host o f candidates, and wet lawyer of Rock Sp-ings, Wyov !v
the Republicans^ are
running niing, ami Joseph Chex o f Ogden, I
il^ s *
-v X
around In ti’ clea^fh their efforts vho is vo’untnrily iyoking out for j
*
|W j
Xv|
to determine upon a successor. the Smith interests in the far west, | *
1
V -X
New candidates are advanced also arranged the conference. Leaders'
' -*-X»
every day. This situation prob- here said Tamary to-ik no initiativ j
in summoning the meeting.
' -*4 t' V
l
j
X; X
Indications a-e thnt the final X ^ V •
M l1 ..TAJ»
X->1
chnic# of the >AAdoo people will,
. he a fry from the west. This fac- | -X v J L
S x fiifl A
f lion maintains thut tha Democrats XXUP"
Iv X
must have an alignment of the !
V lf | A
;X|’|
r West and South if they a-e to beat
•
ihe Republicans. They will make
r much of agricultural distress,1
uml the refusal of the Coolidge
M lm v l
it pilminist' ution to help the farmers. '
A
,, Ths week-end booms of McAdoo's '
i Im
P v :0
ie Mends were almou entirely in the) !X*X . . . 9 R / M f l l B | f \ - X - X
», middle west. They included:
\
n
Evens Woollen of In.lians, who :v a < V ^ A V . W . W M W
. . . d-r.n ud to- the 8 .n .l .
I .,t ■
T ,lc » .ir . on. ot lb . b « t i , .In,.; E. T. H.rdlth of I „ . . . « . - | J " « » » f S *
.'." .'i .S
td retary o f agriculture in the WllY„* ' {i1
fk T ^ ? t ; Governor Donshev^>f ' wl,h lh# de,lh o( her coW,boy buslh Oh.o;
nk-T,JU,,|
e G° r ern^
r ,^ nof
#A Monts(
7 , g|abt|cd
band, "8Hn»”
and' .Senator
Walsh
|# d#a,Htrrl*.
h wh|,a Harris
h, ^ was
h|#
»*, “ !l**
». . . I vrlfa w«r* autolnc; the kolfa haa
i j , IF Was even said tknt McAdoo ^ ,#a E^dtUled a* on* *ha bottgbt
e,| might suppo1 Sens"-; Reed of
% (iv dayj befor#t
n tio n s to the convention.
They
want to be- in a strategic position
to maneuver thslr foresy for the
batle against the New York Gov
ernor.
’
'.--.‘jijrflyir
No one her* believos .that Al
Smith will withdraw from th* race
os Is being suggested by southern
Democrats in th* interest o f har-
“ Shorta” are being
women in both the'gl<
mer with a yoke sr
yoked flaring panties I
way to the knee.
Short little pantie
p
t e
m
•
hand-blocked linen’ Rubbedxed
cherry Mttern In oaiaiabid prii
th a red allk blouse, f acaca coats at
Bendel evening frock of
beaded
%
to a yoke that fits *n
hlpa, buttoning on U
; !) 'p
.
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I
Both Parties Have Storm y
Times [Ahead In [Selecting
Nom ineesFo rl928E lection
• Let HIM C A T C H U P - ! ^
VJE.FW S w t t T - V E R V .
/ vJVLO'fe ARE R E D .'
House for rent, 1405 W. 1st St,
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works FOR SAI.E, A bargain, Dodge
special touring car, looks, condi
tion, tires good. This is a repossess
CLEAN UP YOUR OLD WALLS I Karuge, S3
ed car nnd can be bought below real
WITH THE NEW WALL PAIN T1Sub-division
value. Tlie Chandler Motor Co.,
SOMETH I NO NEW AND BET
Inc., Kent Building. Phone 17.
Mn Cunhlid Tlberg of Cleveland,
TER, FOR FURTHER INFORMA
O . Is shown here with a hand*
TION- CALL PHONE 235-J OR FDR RENT: Five room* bungalow
ramd Swedish ]ug that dales
SEE, V. C. COLLER, SANFORD,
at the corner of Palmetto Avenue
bark to 1S00, and In which beer
FLA.
and Katie Street, lairge living
or "svapEdricka** Is served lr»
Sweden. Ii is part of a large colroom, dining room, two bedrooms,
PHONOGRAPH—repairing, piano bath, with shower, kitchen equip
leUluu Mr*. Tlberg brought U
tuning by experts with 17 years ped with electric range. Front and
America. '
experience. Sanford music store rear porches. $40 monthly. Address
TO GIVE ( .CUTESY CARDS
and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 & 11 Me- S. C. B. care The Herald.
Lander Arcade, Phone 832.
G rand Ju ry T o Begin In vesli-i ORLANDO, Fla." s«-pt. 21.<IMS>
SPANISH
BUNGALOW — on
Ration In N ovem ber, A v e r s ,"Courtesy Can!
ec.- unting <.u:BUILDING BLOCKS — Irrigation
High Street near Elm Avenue.
S tn le’H A tto rn e y S carlett of-town \i mIlim ti» Hi lurulo from
boxes and general cement work Furnished, all improvements, gar
— ■(arrest f •• vl#' if* \ of porking
Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- age, two bedrooms, bath, living
DAYTONA,
BEACH,
Sept.
21,',rules
in the bu-i.wu district, and
willeger, Proy. 3rd and Elm.
room, dining nook, kitchen. Beau
tiful shade trees. Owner in tne The sordid story of the tangled IP«rniitti-- ' \r' or for ten hours
WIGHT-CJIRISENBERRY PRINT north. Will rent to responsible affairs of the East O ast Bank & .Conseiu- v>t •.< ' .. issued during
SHOP — Printing
engraving, party at reasonable rate. Ask for Trust Company and the American ibis by hi-t of
ce It. F. linki]d office or by letter. Teleembossing. See us first. We do it. Mr. Berg at the Herald office.
Bank & Trust Company will be pre- ] or. Tl ■ pnile
P mrtment will
e discontlnuences are not
sented to the Voluaia grand jury at i within the rtx* t>v . weeks send n
Phone 417-W. R.R. Avenue-Com
mercial Street. • *
.• t
Its first session In November, j
j regin itif n a •••mobile to evefy
Assurances
that
the
hank
cases
citv in * * eMu i • .' sixty miles of
irteous - Prompt
would be plncrd before the grand Oi ’ si.'k
_• F j cards.
Plans
uUMBEft and complete tine or
,*
Pervlf-building material. Low
prices.
jury were given today by Joseph have been ;.i» if *o issue the tags
A.Scnrlett, state's attorney.
|lute
Security Lumber Co..*"Wbere Good
-Last And Found
Grades Come From"! Maple
and IB— Houses Fpr Sale
“ I want t<> say tha the affairs
Sixth. Phbne-797^ t t
of the East Coast and American,
BIG CITRUS YEAR
b a n k s of Daytona Beach have beeq
IT—On! diamond -brJotfh be: ,
investigated, are being investlgat- - C
rn 520 and 000 Oak or GOO Oak
, ed will rontlnue to be investigated Th<
Ihrtsbyterian church. Return
[nnd that the whole story will be in Florida's history has been pre*
I. C. Du Bose and receive liberal
i placed before the grand jury ju st dieted for t027*2H by Frank L,
•ns soon'ns it Convene* for ita*No^skii1y, official of the American
vember session." Mr. Scarlett •aicfT Fruit Growers here.
i Mr. Scnrlett’s promises of nftion
________________________ .
•Automobiles
METAL ROOFING— The Roof Evin the bunk cases will probably **
erlasting.
Metal
shingly;
mean thnt depositors of the honk Dr. J. A. Nan Valsah left Daytona
standing seam'tin and galvanized
.who have been planning organized Reach today f«r Washington, D. C.,
DODGE
roofs. See James H. Cowan. Opk
effort to bring about criminal pros- where he will ptesent to federal
isure cars and Graham trucks Aye..nnd P h lfd ’SL Phone 111. \
I ecution, will await developments authorities certain letters and othi and 13th Street. Phone 3.
lo f the grand jury probe. Mr. Scar- cr evidence which Is is understood
____, _____
___ ___
I h tt, in his capacity
us state’s
at he claim* shows thut officiuls of
5—
Help
>Yun(ed
Female
the
properly
authorized
th»
East Coast Bank & Trust Corn-,1|
jtorney
is"
U._
,—
--------3G1NS A COWAN CO. Auto
-------- -------- i at-- ■ t - l i - . l UlMi_____I official to intnte criminal, proceed- P<»ny used the United Stntes mails |
diator and uheet metal works.
ings against former officers of the to defraud. It• is claimed that
French Avt. Phona 710-W.
WANTED: neat attractive girl oi
" ' “ thanks and It Is hetieved that those statements were sent out
nut hy bank
young woman with good person
buthiwho
have
Interested
themselves
in
officials
making
^fraudulent
rente.
SANFORD BU1CK CG
ality to take charge of n business.
mentations which ndueed many
wi*1
the
movement
t»
force
criminal
nc212 Magnolia Ave.
Salary and commission both. Won
I , i|on wi|| (fiv,. Mr, Scarlett’s office persons to buy stock in the hank n r,
Pboue 3G7.
Jcrful opportunity for the right
to convert certificates of deposits,
person. Apply B. ut Valdez Hotel. juI value. Price $G500.00 with $100
into what virtually umounted to,
MODEL TRIM CO.
bank stock. It i» not known, of
ensh and $75 monthly. Address
Il trim the car, not mo owner
i-curse. whether the postal nuthori-1
Box 101 care The Herald.
b—Help
Wanted
(Male)
' Phone 817 for estimates
tics will make nn investigation of
P. W. RADFORD
the' case or not. If they are con-!
vineed thut the mnils have been
Free Rent— in exchange for about
HUPS—MARMONS
.
usrd to defraud the public it is I
one hours janitor service daily;
Sanford Automobile Co.
practically certain that a federal |
wc
will
give
free
rent
nn
a
three
Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137.
probe wll he instigated.
room apartment located in business
district.
Apply
foreman
at
Sanford
IF0RD* Overland Co. Willy*— Acreage For Sale
Bights A Overland, WhipplU Herald.
i t Commercial Sts. Phone 58.
FIELD MANAGER— For 100 acre 10 ACRES in Lnngwood, corner of
potato farm near Hanford. Musi
Grave and Orange Avenues S. E.
I1N0LE HUDSON- ESSEX
have had long experience, prefer 1-4 o f N. E. 1-4 of S. W. 1-4 Sec.
INC
ably In Hastings section.
W. M. 25 Twp. 20 Range 29. Thomas J,
SOS Oak Aye.
Young, 200 N. Park Ave.
Baxter Care Herald.
Phone 41
g u e s s g u m l o st his ball ,
b a c k IN THOSC BUSHES-
BY WILLIAMS
a troiLBenstU.effcv'L
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(IN S)—Mr*. Afcx* Stir55K F tmbit, of C inidif today
Mile. Simone Thione
Do La Chaunw of Frame*, 3 to
2 to jd a y , in the quarter final
rmmd of the Woman’* National
Golf tournament The former
Atlanta girl; who by virtu* of
V r r i c t a / J V>d*y enter* the
v mi-final round, was three up
•t th«j tum and although ahe
Cropped the thirteenth, ihe
made certain of the match by
getting a birdie 4 on the six
teenth. *
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Mrs.. Fraser Wins
Prom French Girt
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RETURNS HOME
ER CHARGE
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. t2^-<INS) ruin* so great, it ws* necessary to
—Mr. and Mrt. A. J . Haber, and *«k for police protection, the effitheir family were convinced today rer* finally coming to close the
Engine Trouble Develops As that-a miracle has hhppemed in house to all visitors.
planes Brought In
The outline first appeared after Warrant* Charging Bigamy
Stephen Lacey Gets Started their little home In tide «lty.,The Rita
Haber, cleaning house, ac
outline of the Virgin .Mary nai ap
to Play By Many In
New York Mali Ui
On Non Slop Flight To Spo* peared on the wall of their Intone, cidentally dropped a statue of the : Not Sworn Out AlthoughEvangelint
la
Said
To
Have
Last Minute Effort
kane In National Air Race they say.
imously Elected
blessed Virgin, Inthepose of the Im
j
At Least 4 Uvhtg Wives
The outline appeared on the maculate conoepfon. The statue
T o Attend Big Fight
tional Commi
wall a week ago last Tuesday, shuttered as it fell to the floor
Notes Are Dropped
Three
weeks
later
the
outline
«pIn . Closing
and has remained. For a -few [H*anfd on the wall.
Admits Amours But
•
By “Royal
Windsor”
days the outline appeared to be
i ______
Priesta, nuns, laymen, doctors,
Not Bigamy Charge
fading, but since he becaata cioorer
again,
today
being
almost
a
s
!
.T
w
*p*
p*
rmen’
children,
visiting
aboost
as
Two Sections Of Triple Class
Have Already Arrived As
. . when I,
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reported
.h . H .b e„ reported.
, M , ; church
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The
Non-Stoppers
Take
Off
jtflOnTunitoy-DempThousands have
visited i the the outline, stated that
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part Or He Would Be Killed
no one
cult Job To Pul Market
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._ Sept. 22.—(IN S)—Stephen Lacey appeared. The crowds finally be i£jU1 deny the (mag* had appear- GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Sept. Down And Get LowerPrlces Col. MitdieQ
22—(IN S)—The Rev.
Willi. J.
pilot, and A. L. Yancey, navigator,
pHatesAm
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—Indus
Jordon, itinerant evangelist who
hopped off in an Airking biplane
disappeared eight days ago from trial, speculative stocks were un
Over Air
at 2:22 P. M., today for Spokane,
CHICAGO. Sept. 22.; (INS)
*
______
Columbus, Ca., was to leave St. able to make very much progress
Washington, as contestants in the
_Chicago bulged, Btrained Eighteen Year Old Girl Says non-stop division of the national
Mary’s hospital here today, for today against the heavy volume
TROCADERO
PJ
And expanded to th e b reak in g
partsputknosm. The Evangelist has
•
She Stole Younger Sisters air derby.
PARIS,
Sept22.
—Thg!
of
liquidation
and
professional
sell
already*
>int today aa ft becam e th e
_ admitted several amours
In the lane with Lacey was L. A.
t Aad Fled Because Father
ig of the end of thAj
ing which flooded the markets nim
but denied bigamous marirages.
Yancey, hla navigator. The take
l i b of the universe. A erial
A ___F."S
_
_____
____ o f :
Was MeanAftcrMotherDled off today was made easily, but the
Invaaion
Rev.
Jordon,
pleading
that
a
veil
from
the
start.
highw
ays,
la
k
e
routes
I in
drawn
across
hu
mind
by
amnesia
was
reached
today
whan
plane had been out of aight only
. railroads teem ed . w ith
Occasional.selling waves depres
preventing
him
from
recollecting
n e w Or l e a n s , l *.; s * Pt. 22 a few minutes when it was again
ninth
annual
sed prices a Joint .or more in most
h t fans whp sw arm ed in to
try f
many things, admitted he wm liv price ranges, and the professionals the American La |I<
ctltaTo Winnepeg1
•Her
Be d t y ’ swamped e v e ry h o - — (IN S)—Oddle May McMinn, a seen heading back.
r
Taken
aken
Air
ing
In
Georgia
with
a
woman
not
pretty blue-eyed girl of 18, was to
“The engine was missing and 1
for lower pricei found in here, adjourned *t& :4 0 <r<
t Health Of P uptls;
and room ing house x and day held In the municipal jail here
P la n p .T g JP ^ i Into Wilder
_
bis wife, but eras vague on the sub working
was
afraid
to
Tisk
the
trip
with
It’
no
easy
task to “put the market this afternoonijed encrerly fh r th e ir en formally charged with kidnapping so I brought it back,” Lacey said
. And Unclean
new Trying 1> Save i Life ject of other reports.
The motion for
down." Aa .In former sessions,
dues to Soldier*' field/tonight.
hey two aisters.
AreCauseOr Dan
His .real wife, he said, lived to roust of the professional selling ment terminate
after landing. “I B leave again as
Of
P rie st Severely Burned
Chicago’s landing field* were
Roanoke, Va., He lived in Georgia was concentrated on General closing session
Charges against the yoong girl soon us the motor la fixed." me
itd to capacity «a d*dh new atr- were filed by. her father, a farm* chanics immediately set to work on
with a second woman, came to Motors, U. 8.. Steel and tha high- about the only bualr
As
means
of
protectingthe
_
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.
W A iV .,
MAN., Sept.22.— Grand Rapids to meet a third. And
tne nettled with It* load of fan*, er living ne'hr Cleveland, Mississi the engine. .
health of Sanford school children, |HNS)—Plunging northwanl thru Is reported to have been linked priced specialties, but the pools without
jjpecial trains disgorged thousand*. ppi. Her twq slaters, Nola, 10 and
u nau<ma i ozxk
In the latter stocks came to the re •lection of
the bitter cold of early winter, a
Betels were crammed and outlying Ktoyle, 1, sat beside her aa she
EdwardIE
C.. ISDstford of!
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.— (INS) an or.t'r was issued today by City lont. doctor with amergency ma- with at least Jour other -worpen In lief of their favorites and the
omlng houses took the -room to told detectives how she had taken —That pilot “Duke" Schiller and Manage,- W. B. Williams instructfour other cities. Rev. Jordon as losses sustained in the first period city
urutnimouAlj d
terials
waa
flying
over
the
wilder
■igns from Hhelr window*, the youngsters from her father his mechanic .Eddie Bohn, in their lag local police to prevent paddlars
serted he left Georgia because two
naaander iqf the
tional commander
ness wastes today carrying relief masked men told him to get Out or were promptly recovered.
the suburb* felt the crowd without his knowledge to bring "Royal Windsor” had safely pro
Legion for th* er
and
hucksters
of
ice
cream
and
|
relief
to
the
survivors
of
the
tragic
In
some
quarters
It
was
be
.
**h.
.
them to New Orleans, where she gressed as far is .Michigan and other sweet* from selling their Beauval .Catholic mission coruS- be killed. .
lieved that the appointment of Roy c ' MC.tasaion
William B. Leeds (Jr., tin plate intended placing them in school.
Police
Superintendent
A.
A.
Caron bar*'
Strantsford, Ontario, In their non
,
K
rat
ion
that
took
a
toll
of
20
lives,
onalre, was due t " arrive from
AU opposition to
toll, today, declared he had drop, A.. Young to thu post of federal
”1 think father w n mean to stop air race to Spokane, was as goods in the vinclnity of the sc
,
10
of
them
Indian
children.
reserve
governor
might,
bring
a
York with ala fight fans in a file charge* against me," said the sured today when messages drop A warning was recently isau
election fsejed out In th*J
ped the case Inasmuch aa no one
First news of the disaster reach had asked him to detain the person. stiffening of rediscount rates, and of th* session. No oth
tial airplane. Phil Bajl, owner girl. - I ’ve been .a mother to these ped by the filers were received by the operators of pushcarts and-the
a
possible
end
to
the
easy
money
ing Prince Albert, Bask. Sent Dr.
atlorn wn* made, and a
1 the St. Louis Brown*, chose the two since I was 13 years old. I the Rogers airline here.
authorities, be said, Srlred
City Manager’s instructions this A. Amyot of Regina, winning his Georgia
period, though the probabilities of national commanded
lieriel route a* did Oscar Orlando
for
a
him
there
waa
no
grour
The
latest
message
dropped
dur
er got proper schooling so ' I
Util
m< mlng to th* police were’for the way northward with the hope of criminal warrant there.
M Muskegon, Mich., and P. C. 89 ing the nigbt and telegraphed to
kjb em with me.
remote. Decline of. prices of (m Uy 6f a roll coll, for 1
saying a priest whose burns re
purpose*
of
ascertaining
that
the
|*r; Lieut. R. L. Schrioein nhd
“And what la more,” ahe deliver New York by persons who picked
ceived in an hour of heroism may
■Paul Straaburg of Mount Clement*,' ed bar ultimatum with a motherly it up, was dated Bay City, Mich., peddlera observe the law.
CHARLOTTE. N. C., Sept. 22— portent steel products to the low to th* history c f the
prove fatal.
Th# only qaroua ©
(INS)—No
warrant
has bean est levels of the year waa.,'d)oand read: “Still Going. All O. K.
The action of the City Ms
With
the
19
ehlldren
who
per
■worn
out
here
against
Rev.
WUUa couraglng, aa also was the failure the office at Mur etag* «
lb . lo H .lt olrpUH; let him take them away from me. Weather 0 . K. Signed Duke and ie similar to that which bqa
ished, on* sister of the order of J. Jordon, charging bigamy, Chief of the seasonal revival of steel vention war/. Monro* J
iey was undertaken by W. A. Bbe was rfdt crying or bten alknn- Eddie."
.
followed
in
Tampa.1
Mr:
Wl
grey
nun* was said to hart died of Polic* E. J. Nolqfl infqrmed the buying to put in it* appearance.
1th who fkw from ■W.innl[M*ir. ed over the charges ber father had
A preceding message, filed at
Banka called in a considerable
in
this
outlying mission on the International New* Service shortly
Cal., sent two preferred agkinat her.^'- •
Canada. Hoi
8trataford, Ont., said: "Still Going. declared that he did not Wish
*
volume
Of funds from tha tall loan
chores
of
Lao
La
Plonge.
Word
of
before
noon
today.
.
'
•
on
a
special
Ikindred
All 0 . K. Just Eating. Weather arbitrary in the matter, but dee
”1 a—Un fig
, - tlftued<
"Our Hfhfw
trouble* began,”
she conFive
According to report* frunt Col- market, hot the market was well
^
c h n rij^ fw Demp^T, In
^ wheR
^
dear now. Had some rain. Signed that it wga necessary to take sdkne the nurrible night iire was brought
end
for
call
funds
supplied
and
the
rate
J
out
of
the
Interior
by
a.
party
of
umbus,
Ga
Duke end Eddie.”
precautions to safeguard (he ‘ 4“‘ woodsmen who .had traveled by w n M i'O h
fSfU a, of was
of po- ruled at 4 per -.dent
I .
,.
B. Younts, of
settlements
for
e*w
stock
Ike,
asking
that.a;
warrant
charg
of
4bk
hundreds
o(
children
(punch
to
secure
kelp,'
.
gUTTE. Mont., Sept. 32.—(IN
Hi
era!
Motors
iwfll
involve
a
ing
bigamy
be
sworn,
opt
against
Their
account
of
.the
disaster
was
local
institutions.
i—E. H. Lee, of Chicago, in hla
*
>
want
to
.Celwolsnd
to
Hvc
able
suny
and
mwiy.ofd
meagre.
The
rahukml!
one
y
l
jh
e
More and J. SioaH BtaJlttan.
entry no. .7,
monoi
were made
tor awhile and
against the pracCciTW ridaet In the', north,' was • YrarSf found seriously ill in a Grand
hugv'tran
The
‘ EfL
. fe a ff
selling /cheap candy, ice -cream and structure and the fatal.fire Mon
ndw nstie
ng t
.
.
ford
day
night
waa
the
third'in
three
day, aetd after. -a snatching party confections to tha pupil*. Mr.
|.Nrw York conttngont of fan^ Ned to come to New Orleans
tw*v\
organised to deteriWno his Williams has been to conference years.
iNrhum, Mr, and ) t n . Wlllla
WaVt
stormy
I can earn enough to go to sch< ,waa
br. Amyot who rushed to Win
whereabouts he was later reported recently with school officials as to
Collier, Joseph Schenk and
session
____
...Jan
declared
that
he
had
at nijghto. ; . , ■
*7 , . have landed On account of motor mean* of checking what, has bee* nipeg to secure supplies before
wife, Norma Talmadg*^ Will Hay*
*i-------was
tx.2 no one „
uproar from the first
-Hut there
„ *6luble, but later proceeds to Spo described a* a “serious medace” to taking off on his haxardous flight. not yet received the letter reported
land George ** Cohan aUo hri aft*r,Nota and little Xtoylejor see
gsvai.
fe
Mid that the only information so tn have been written him by >f
children. .
.
Iritad.
■n
‘ . thati they fcdb'to adhool, which was kane.
Columbus detective, acting upon,
Th* convention
parent-trackers -^Available pieced the dead at 20, request of the Cotttmbu* woman
^The varioud
Most of the wagtrs on the Tun- three,
In
another row
ktaavc* miles
Uitsva m
wamj f ao
nu J^ JM
gS M S
away,
Just
tb«
dty
have
with
th*
survivors
including
-more
FELTS FIELD, SPOKANE, organixatlons aS
who claims she married the minist
ney Dempsey fight ttnlght w*nt.h« ed to talta them >vuth«»e. One'day
when Gartens* WOIUM'
.r
e
?«----than
4
0
children.
er here on August 19, 1925. ii
|Dempsey money has shown up- In when father was.-out and after I Wash., S*pt. 22. -(IN S)—With Joined hands in makinjg complaints
NEW <
(9. Uw Sept. 22. former hesd of the
Marriage Ueenae veeords here re- -(IN
[the last twentyfour hours that had saved up enough money I went twt> seoiioas , of the triple-class and an effort t« answer the pupUa
Air Service, h*
S)—
TB-year-old woman in
Derby* needs they will opor$(« school
vented that a man flying his name
* report fsvoring the
champion Tunnoy 1* no longer the down to the farm, got fne children transcontinental' Aerial
wo*
severely
burned
in
saving
the
already
arrived
at
their
goal,
all
stores
in
soversi
of
the
buildings
as Rev. W. T. Jordan, 55, of Mad
lishment, immedlntaly, of
I favorite in the betting.
ready and took them to Cleveland. eyes turned eastward today for Where good food and pure sweets
lives
of
sn
aged
invalid
and
*
crip
ison, Wla., received * license to wed
ate department of aeronautic*
Tunney money was being put From there I brought them to my the- first sight of the two g |>nt are to be sold in proper amounts.
ple when fire damaged the Mslsdon' th* American government, toi
F.mma
A.
Landridge,
"f
Washing
I op for the moat pert by easterners, oldest sisters hofae In New Or- class C planes, winging westward
hospital, a home for aged women, co-equel with those of the
ton, D. C. on last Aug. ID.
Cases -of ice cream cones at“two
while visitors from the Pacific leamR. Tlhe sheriff at Ckvelahd in a non-stop flight from Roose for a nickel" and any amount of
here lata last night.
end navy.
I coast and the middle west were has been notified of the arrest of velt Field, N. 'Y.
striped candy for a few cunts
COLUMBUS, Oa., Sept. 22 —
With th help of s blanket Mrs.
The representation of thin i
lsiacing their coin on Dempsey. the kidnapper.”
Three plane*, were entetad for have been discovered frequently.
Beginning a tour of the state to (1NH)—•Local authorities today Anns McDonald, an inmate of the Immediately
•dlauly provoked yeti*
Now Yorkers warn surprised to
th* non-*top -race, but only two Pur* food
k goods cannot be sold at the Interest of’tha Clyde Steamship Icoked to Charlotte, N. C.. for the institution for 10 years, fought,fightt over again. Genan
find so much Dempsey money in Nine Cases Are Heard were able to j n t -off the ground.
• orfered by many of the|i|n#( w. B. Clemonta, J , F. Bunn next move In the case of «MV<W|I- the flames in her bedroom where
|evidence,
The plldta are Eddie Stinson df _____ re, it is declared. Not only .end H. G. White, three qfflcitls of lis J. Jordan, evangelist, who ie ac the fire originated, in an attempt that If tha convention.
In City Court Here Detroit, flying a plane of hia own are th# sweets undesirable far the the company, were visitors to San cused of having fou
bur ■wives. After to preventt them from
Nick the Greek, the plunger, was
frcr,n spreading Mitchell’s report. It >
|reported to have placed $50,000
make, and C. A. "Duke" Schiller, children, but in many cases the ford today for a few ’hours. Mr. hie strange disappearance here, to th* bed of th^ Invalid and crippl. tamount to r
tion’s action
Tunney a t even monpy. Nick 1st1 Nine cases stare hoard in Muni of Windsor, Ont., Dying th* “Royal wares uf the street sailers are un Clemonta is district passenger Junlen woe found seriously III in b •d wumnn in thr some room.
fit for human consumption, author ragent, Mr. Bunn traveling freight Graiul Rapids hoipitaL
rsdopUdtto
.
|wid to have won $200,006 at Faro cipal Court Wednesday morning Windsor.” ; .
. .
She was htrJrtf raved by s
.. ....
ibeford Judge W. E . White, t . T .’
Detective Wllllsm T. Gloer has paoserhy, Pascal
Th* planes left Roosevelt Field ities declare.
qgent and Mr. White general
k her* this week.
Liussa, who r«»oIution
Local police plan to station themfor the steamship line. ' U ooked the Cheriotte poMce to rushed from ths street snd.draggVtriuoa angles at the betting. Bandera, charged with violating yesterday afternoon and are ex
near fhe schools before they at them have their uffires to Jaok- ■wear out a wsrrant charging blg- her to safety.. *He then
the atop ordinance, was net pres- pected here about 4 P. M. today. irives
><
vere:
rescued
'*
. - a
J l I M
k ___ ______________________ a - * 1
,*i_
axe
‘convened
to the morning ana ddnrille.
amy against Jordan.
Gloer:took the other .tw^ Inroatea. The fire #After much ’
Barring
trouble,
Ah*
Giant
planarT*
Tunney
m
■
l
•
'
this, action at the reauest of ,the was caused by the exp
khogld bf able .to negotiate th* also during
While
in
Sanford
the
men
took
»ke versa,_________
minister’* wife, who claims she Is stove on which Mre. Mg
Tnnnev ‘ disorderly conduct, paid a fltfe & 2,300-mile course in about 24 hours. periods. It la
Dempsey to'knock out Tunney
'titeh h j
le en- occasion to express lereral cornplL wife Ho. four. Having bran par-,
aRora. will not
$15. Arthur Sheldon, charged with
C,
W.
Holman
of
St.
Paol,
won
cooking. Her condition U eerioua.
menU'y remarks about the “City
tun.
•<
ni
inforeemeat
Uafi
vied
to
him
to
Charlotte
on
Aug.'
similar offenaeb was disndatid. f|rs( prise of $ 10,900 in tK* elaaa
Substantial,” vfhioh they declared,
Tenney to knock out Dempsey
’t r r r r I
Robert Henderson., charged with A event
w
^
H# roared sctom th* struct loo*. iloJtA
still ie what its name implies de 40,1827/
* 1. . ' *!■
HAGEN T U B S
According to Mre, Jordan
tn
unlawfully riding a train, was finish line aa 10,000 epectatoTS
spite the .gepaml a Iuiup In busL
mpsey to win on a knoekout turned over to Volull* county
TR(
first married to the av
cheated, ilia elaprad time
from
nese activities. The Men were con
the first round, 20 to 1.
- 'long
‘
distance tski
authorities. Edwin Morgan )W*a' Jlew York to Spokane waa 18
fident. they said* that Sanford more than two yrare ago •hewn* . ROCHESTER, N. Y. Sept. 22—’
“ nney to win. on a
knockont dismissed on a -charge of tllsonfcr
hours, 42 minutes and 52 seconds.
(INS)—Welter Hagen. one
,
of <tb*
would recover quickly from tha Ip Washington and he to Wlsconthe first round, 50 to 1.
Wiscon wu{d’s ousUBdln^ golfer* has in the closing
ly conduct. Isaac J)aver and Rich
A
few
minutes
after
Holman
.effects
of
what
they
described
rek
a'
Dempsey to win In three rounds, ard Svtanton, Charged vrifh being
American
■■■** Jordan before
sin Mi th# time, Mao.
Landed, J . 8. Charles of Richmond,
temporary .situation, and within a htr
» 2.
'
,
bsr n
marriage
wm Emma A- Land This waa tevraled today by *n An day
u rtU ff w^.Brnm*
suspects In a robbery, wvre herd Va., and C. W. Meyers of Detroit,
aijoit time the city would return rIdges of W
W*»hlngton, D^
Tunney to win in live rounds, until the Friday session of court. •ailed dawn Jrom the clouds prac
nouncement that Hagen, Bob Har
to
normality.' .
Jordan,
to
rdan. aeeordlng
a
1« to 1.
Simon Harris, charged with -vio tically la a.dead heat for first
low. bis manager, and t. CUngti.
Everything was in ' readiness
The steamship ufficiaU praised Gloer, -also hM been .
lating the etop ordinancq«lstrV*t- prise money in the class B event till* afternoon for fhe ‘Legion fight
A draw, fl to 5.
*tM
have purchased the Rochester dob
the many rridencss of progress to
Tunney to net be knocked down, «<| a pond of $3. David Johnson,
of the International Iteegoe from State* sn
Charles was the firat to land, show tonight when returns from be aeon on every hand and pro-. women at Winotis, Minn.,
Ohio and n«mdon. W. Va
ho 1.
charged with being a auspicious but Meyers trill .probably be de Ihe Tunney-Dempsey champion
John Hicks and William Gilbert. empowered to
nouned Sanford a* an* of tha don woman is **id to be
barrier* of
Dempsey to be In three at tha character, was dismissed.
clared thus pinner of the $5,000 ship bout will be .ghMp in detail cleanest and moat attractive inland Mre. Snyder, now living « AM
The
**d of th* ninth round, 8 to 6. jmCM on aUpeed lime. This 1* a at tire City ItaQ. Tn qddltlon to a
PURNlTllRH
MAN
DHAD
Second Ave., Roanoke, V*., 'Gloer.
'COTTON MARKET
•
matter Which th .officials will h«v* blow-by-blow account tff the title cities in the state.
Tunney-to go tha.Urmt,44o 2•
“Our regard for Sanford has said.
do dkide.
. '• bout, reeulOl will also be furnished
Dempany to go the limit, 3 to 1.
Sept. 22 (JN 9)—. Thera anae 25 atarters in the on -the preliminaries to additiun (o always been th* highest because
MEMPHIS, Sept 2 2 .-(IN S )—
n ew :
It was reported that Dempsey's
TWINS FIGHT “FLU.”
farther
-lmpro
ve
Harry
L. Oole, 40, ownar Of tSa
of
our
familiarity
with
Jta
con
the
interesting
SkMUffats
on
the
Cotton
*
class A ru e . Eight of these fino*ip raised mom than $50,000.
st at 'tending do-t 'ihfd> the others being forced crowd and notables present.
' Col* 'Furniture Company at Mam
ditions, its progress and its citl
0*4 bet it .QO„ the exchampion, ment at
HOLYOKE, Mss*. Sept,,
'. phis and several branch stores
__
Pennsyl
lawn at various points along the , The Legion Ip staging tonight’s senabip," said Mr. Clamonta who (INS)—Fighting a erinnlng
'
'
ynhbw day aa
visits
tills
city
sevsnil
times
a
coverin
4
unco
.route
.or
felling
to
take
off.
Of
fhms (with *fotalgn
Wall S
drum and year and each time gain a*sy a
25 entries, ii
* «°‘®f -hfoke U Dejnpeey lose*. connections.
»«»the class B flight,
urie# reoelvad lost night When
confirmed believer ip ~
bqgie
corps-’
race.
10
finished
th*
B With Vita -exception of Manager
ihetr nu* American Blameaa twins,
car overturned Into n ditch1 !
n,prices
Noon
prices wars: October 20.44,
Th officials will con!
A small sdmUs
of the day were reported “out of
Marion, / t i
0 * December 21.W, down
trip
.to
the
southern
Ample resting
for this purpose
! JacksanJanuary 21.71 down 05 and New Yofk,<?entral
‘ white peo-. ■tat* and trill return
the
De m o c r a t s ' n e w s l o g a n
21.05, dowd 05.
„
TRAIN WRECKED
erring- till* within n fortn
Agent Visits Sanford
*°n f c W W have
' ;U _f«h :;0d E E E E E
►
secured
WABHINGON,
(Continued on,
aid).
LMV1NE LQ8BE NERVE
Com-!
ROME,
W. y . Canada, traveling passen
”
ftlG BACK
(tested
ger
agent
far
the
New
York
Cen
to be . CRAJfWELL
Free
AfiHaDRGMEl
22.-(INST tral Line*, wee a visitor in Sanford the
22.-(IN8)—A
In
.excellent
-eoadi
England,
,Se
Ret
all, tha today as a part of a state tour1
which ‘
Members
of
th*>OBinlk*U-l-oMfurther.
.
which he la now completing after
drsi
to
tog
poet
were
shkto
etogr
tie
Ulllwritigl
rsl weeks. ' Mr. Canady Is an
4^11
show after The HevsM andjh.v
te to Jacksonville where he
.U t
1hod.SKrveil
,
n»tog
.
into
to cancel
‘ St to g < l
federal
—
"to .Jtaha|4no*t
slrv^w
••V.
gS& i
AUTO
(th e
out, but [
—
UP
i .in it*
l '
wbimr
bugbl
forj
rincipals Weigh
lln This Afternoon
■—■ ~
New
STOCKS CAN NOT
M AKE PROGRESS
AGAINST SELLING
GIRL IS ARRESTED
FO R KIDNAPPING
i HER TWO SISTERS
Five Assistants. .
Are Duly Nt
7
WILLIAMS WARNS REMOTE MISSION
PEDDLERS AWAY BURNS RESULTING
N DEATHS OF 20
Iff
9
S
K
a s s r jf s jr i
s s m s m *
strifes;
A r , c<"n‘"*'”u
75 Y ear Old Woman
...
Severely Burned
£ SavingAgedCrippte
O fficials Of Clyde
L i n e Are Visitors
in This City Today
e
A re
Completed T o d a y
F or Fig h t Matinee
■M& sa fe
to
r
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V J B s
' *v ttr*
•*3?H vv;
-’i •
’ •'
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:- j k
Lf -
DAR .
j
�noi content to fey
h .
tench dressing for iiprinf saish o u ld ntlllx® Umon Instead of iW n ' dimend it*
h ■ f«rdBrief w m t n iut* d ^ y ^ f e j a *
p s ’sn.'k. «u
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston 3-Aj Detroit 4-5.
Others, not scheduled.
ITS
foods. • »•
■vrasm
*g* »«.*». aasfi
_____W»-■-r
.._.___- •
v :
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PUteburgh 0( Brooklyn 3, —
fWc»*o 3; Boaton K.
St. Lout* 6; Philadelphia 4.
Others, not scheduled.
"\
IY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St. Paul ,r>-ll > Kansas City. U-8.
Columbas 2{ Indmimpoll* 1Z,’: \ »
Toledo flf; Louisville 2.
MinneapOlft 9> Milwaukee 5.
I w ie fG ta n tf o Oir F ig h t-I
LlPCDi A re P ick in g Tgnn n ' R n u i n C ham pion;
l»A t P re se n t A boutEven
2AGO, Sept. SI—I, myself,
t f r tfltol I mean the writer,
• that When David ale# CoJefe.was iotae efg To the
taad Whoi had hunched the
and bet hU claim shelfo aerly. There. aJwaye b an «gg
I# short end money, no m*>
rther the contest call* foT e
m to Whether manfi JrTtf la
a il or.a atiburb of New Or
.
boys fodAy were hunching
nr^Tn [fact, they had gotie
•itn Uie matter that the odds
Kjrrow night's heavyweight
unship fight were approxi« l even money. They should
t * t af> the lews of percent»rnv, •past performance am|
l at the majoritf. Dempsey,
b y ->hA t ha has shown
*< blew, the title to-Tunney
adelphla dual one year ago,
Sv re tu rn s
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
Cotomtv* 7-8, St. Aogaatine 9-3.
(second called •fifth, datknel*.
Khsadola 6; Jacksonville 1.
Montgomery 2; Savannah 7.
Selma 4; Albany 8.
TVNNET REMAINS QUIET
K Jaunty little ulack an
it* twin platinum buck!
tide of the front pan lf
,
* double o i l y
Only IT year* old M t worth 111,.
J M *J»d two player* o* the taw te ll blockl T h te .fo a n t n * k , S
Mel Harder, pitcher from Omaha.
wt»o *ad bought recently by
thdCTevelaadladlana. Replayed
Eg International Mew*
tea Aral season •« professional
. . ■ mil ■■■■■>*■lieir„ ».
TUNNET’S CAMP, LAKE VfLLA, Rf., Sept. 21 — (INS>—Gene
Tiftmey went into complete seel*hIcsv today, H« instructed membeta
of hi* staff that he wanted to be
lift strictly alone between now aad
tomorrow night when he step* In
to the ring * garnet Jack Dempaoy
at S o b e rs' field.
‘ ,<
Actinias k>fl .50e
odai Ctfiiab. 16c.
Shap es ground $1.00.
h ,' Jew elry and Clock
Im pairing a t th e
LHtte Jewelry Shop H
t Sella For Lens" »*£'
incess Theater Bldg.
*£& Complete program of attjurelimfnaries and details of t|ie f ij
go for uniforms for American Legion Drum and
'
•
Pirate! are only three fam e*. In
front of the Gismt* and Cardinals
today and the scramble of Smoky
City /ana to pore hasp. world series
ticket* has vanished like a dollar
bill in the grocer/ store ori SatirG AB R H PCT. I day night. ,
,
f
r
.
»» . For the second time in as many
144 583 111 224 .384. ,‘ days, the Coraalra were Manktd
••
•
■ _
1.1 to 0 yesterday. Spittln''Bill Doak,
1 144 627 125 18# .359 the moist ball expert, averted A
|powerful salivary influence ovn
or Leagues
4y I have decided
Intel* today deo
M wsifte uailt
then reprov/s of
WgT.attnounce the
S f ]h* st - English
i s , 1 (M discus* f
IN of confidence
they may blow the
i %Is * man who
pe. I bate to bet on
he only flaw that
Pitta.
U8 372 64 129
Leader a year ago today,
grave, Cincinnati .359.
he fight. Tho young man
AMERICAN LEAGUE
.la right.. Hfrprobably
r a batter fighter than.he, Playe
year, a better tnhrt tt the
feet and a somewhat; Simmons,
PMfct.«
Mbfw.
*
■■
b* i sows this,. It might, Hallman,^
-i Detroit
Gehrig,
(i.Ntar York 147 662 1 43 28.1 .377.!
Fothergftl, '
.•
.
t. , j
Detroit 136 606 91 186 .368.;
Cobby,
X, . I. . •
.
.
»i PhihL.'. 132 487.106 ,175 -.35^ *
V l» *«
■ »• I
—
.-’lysiaar a.year.’ago.today; Man one gime of first psaca'in short
neh,. Detroit .879.
•
wrihr.' ” ‘
' fWilLeT—
Even if the Cardinals and GlanU
I . “TH E— BIG— F IV E "
win eight of th*Jr remaining 10
Player
. 0 AB R H HR Pet ■
'^ames, however, the 'Pirates need
iHcmsby
144527 12S 189 24 J169. obly seven victories in 12 games,
Cobb >;132 487 105 175 6 .3*9. to win the pennant. If New .York
Hath
143607 U7 177 64 ^40. and S t Louis make a clean sweep,
SMaker
125518 72 170 2 .328,1 Pittsburgh must cop nine oat of 12
CoOin*
91 m u n i
.929. to ’ clinch the flag, i ’’ *•
Ih. ■Yesterday’s Home Runs
.. Successive homers by Frisch 4nd
- V
V
■ —1 r f* . tir' Haley staked the Paras to their
r ' NATIONAL LEAGUE
fifth straight victory over -Ih*
PWfsr A Chib .Yesterday S. Total. PhiUiea yesterday, 5 to 4. Sberdvl
aad Ulrich pitched.
, The Cub», who refuse to be'talkrd out of the race, made It four out
centdr* around the fae
ot five by trimming the Braves,
sUenger of las* year is
Reathcete, Cuba . 1
1.
8 to 6. Lefty Weinert was kayoed
priTof.^oday with all of
in the first inning, but Percy Jonerf
AMERICAN LEAGUE
wa* invincible,
.
.
Simmons, athletics l
15.
la the American League the Ath
The Leaders:
letics clinched second pined by
National- Cy Williams 28, Wit- trouncing the Browna twice, 4 to 1
her* but merely keep son 27, Horsby 24, Teery 20, Bot- and
7
- Slmmona' homer whn
before* Tonnsy la in tomiy 18,
the first game in ftejtln th . •.
position as Dempsey
The Tigers, fighting for third
American-Ruth 54, Gehrig 45,
U saerl 18, K. Williams 17, Bim- 'place money, two*timed the Red
mon* 15.
.
League Totals;
cenv throughout Ruaala.
ANaficwtfr-- 416.
’ •’*
*./, National - 4 * 1 .
Chicago poliee.have launched
campaign desired to stop crime at
its aCource—young boya out of work
and with nothing to do.
“Get ’em a.Job A^d
'em out
of trouble,” is the slogan of Chief
gafn hia Intellectual temof Police Mlchain Hughes' latest
change his mind,” was
attempc to s^Tfe the erim* prob
ipsewa comment today
lem.
.
The drivb was*launched felbrw21,—Soviet
Ruaala
today by ing a conference with offcliTs of
the Chicago AtsdcMtioir of Coni-
Said Jeati Ackerman to M um ) Finley, Blanche
Satchel and Myma Darby while they retied
between acts of The Ziegfeld Follies.
To Toe
fU l r into
g D*j
Step
nock him ooi
tend it successfully-ts older men.
“Tbe old saying i .bou| an idle
mind being ‘In the Ac dfa workshop
i 1at * .» ll * ^
the enact cause is absolutly true- A
>uth disease now can give you fact* In ;
Police have .been
turn in the names.of
beats wh* havo fink
ouired period ft scho
loafing with corner
knowing what to d
time.
• serious health
teeth dfagaee
iin a i-V
York a r* now
the dental
many »imootteg his
dissatisfied
penitentiary.".
jFrominent business
social service ggeaela
thuslastieally «ndorie<
paign.
Kiss: j U
SOUTH
finest cigarettes you ever smofced,
,
.
■• *
’ /
■
__ *
*
• , .
*.
made of th.£ finest Turkish ^n4
domestic tobaccos, properly aged
’
.
' '
0orps
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THE SANPOBD IIBItALD, TIH'KaUAV. 8KITKMIIHH 22, 1387.
A s Brisbane Sees It
IN TUB COUNTY iiii d,
SRAII.XOI.I2 COUNTY. HT.Vi*
FLORIDA.
' TR 0(1
IX nB:THR KHTaTK Of
HALLIK GKEEN, rf.
You N ever Can Tell
In Probate
F in a l Xatle*.
.
_la___
rety
Notice
herehy.
utiileralicned
will «n given Ml»rTvJ
November A, I», 1*17
I** of
ltr.nnrabln County Ju.ln- J ”
ol«- Couney. Florida. i"r ti****turn, account and voucher.
,r*.
mlnlntratrlx of the' Katate o“Saull
and at the ou
time, then and there, make aneli
(•niton to the raid Judge (nr a ft-'
nl settlement of tier ndmlnl«tr#uoi;
of aald estate, and for an .>rj,r
charging her ns such admlnlstr*.
in*.
Ihtle.l Ihl* the ISth day >,(
ust A. D. ISJ7
T
IIATTIE (X) tip.tft
thy her niark)
A* Administratrix of the Kmu,
r>t Hnllle 11t een, d ece as»d.
A newspaper dispatch yesterday telling of the death | John L. and Mitchell.
of a young boy who broke'his neck during a high school foot-1 A Suicide's Lament.
ball scrimmage, might well serve ns an announcement that the
Uk Him for An Option.
a . . a r i a r w s J K football season is already upon us.
$1 Become* 11009.
•i l« a h r t. n ttM a . n < M es« »f
. The passing of each Fall season sees scores of such
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
F S, IStf*
IM m m M
cases
where young men are killed in.the pursuit, of what for
( '• r r r i i k i i s 3? k r S t a r Cm
Eg
- E D IT O R the moment seems the greatest thrill of life,
WD L DBAIV
W hat redMANAGES
O W A KD IG H G „ .
Mkw
blooded
American
boy
ever
thinks
of
the
possibilities
of a • FIGHTING HAS CHANGED.
m u , Ha
March 10, IKSS, this writer mw
broken spine as he picks up a rollicking pigskin deep.in his JOn
uhn I#. Sullivun unit Charles Mit
ic M c m r n o .1 H A I T I
tr.aa own territory and dashes for the goal line sixty, seventy, |chell fight in a muddy, slippery
V r«r —
-----u lS
a hundrod yards away ? What hoy would euro if he did 24-foot rinef on Baron Rothschild'n
training grounds near Chantilly In
“e ,£ ? rr,n
SM’*!* *break
r V t lt a .a *****
p e r - y e--------ar
,
.his, ,spine?
V
,
__
,
France.
It was not like arrange
‘
Accidents will occur as long as men nre men and games
ments fo> tomorrow's fight.
. H « n M S a a la r A ’a f t o t r n a m t - are played.
And perhaps it is better that youth die letting
|r a a k w r ik a a
la ik r
la trra a Thi'ty or forty men stood nround
K avra R m l a r , r r a a M i g fro m off steam in clean sport than that they die letting off steam Ihr ring. One was Billy Porter,
a a a a r la r a n a
a r g a a l u i l a a in some OtheV less immaculate manner. But these casualties
the hank burglar, who afterward*
_ . I k t a a a i i l * » a r l« 4 a l ly w a r ( a l l t k a l a a l l a g r t t a l i o f Ifca
of sport can be reduced if all the principles of sportsmanship died in the German, salt mines . Ho
I I. w a r 14. T k a U N . R ia N R f t l a l .
I Ja ffla la a t
h , F I a rt 4 a
aa4
Ita are as carefully observed on the field as the rules of gentle had a revolver in each overcoat
P<xket, and notified those in Mit
•( la a llla i
e « a ta a m
la manly conduct are adhered to at a Princess’ ball.
h a u l a a a a l.
chell’s
that Fullivan wa*
There is no harm in every man giving his best; that is to havecorner
fair play. Sullivan got It.
a
be desiret^ When men play the game they should play
|t I t i m i a t
..u tiJl •( !*■*.'it for all it is worth. They should run as fast, tackle as hard,
.tuNfUtlra
THE MEN FOUGHT with
i n . A tr tr tlw r * ,
hit the line with every atom of their weight, apd fight nntil hare fists soaked in walnut juice,
A a a a f a k l r k r * t!’«■l*■??
iiilir.atM fk tT
*•
*• ^» the breath foels red hot in the throat, funny spots dance in and had long spikes on their shoes.
I k M N C k a a 4 l t * f I « k a r r t t t l w IU U
l a l r d r r la
tk n lilr ir
•a front of the eyes and the horizontal field stands on end and
S u llh p n requested Mitel 1 11 *(jM
r U k u af r lm lt t lH
a» W all
“ . —-i.—
—
nn uphill climb; but when that is done it "he a gentleman, y o u ------------- If
makes —
running
k f a f a t k a a la a a a aaathatla.
is enough to say 'I did all I could", even though he may have you can,’’ when Mitchell drove a
spike into Sullivan’s instep.
lURMIUY, SEPT. 22. 1927
lost.
'
The fight was under Iiondon
There is no particular reason why he should feel it a prize
H R R A L U 'I P K O O H A M
ring rules, each round ending
aiy l a a lly a a « r « a a f > a d . part of his duty to jump, feet first, on the top of n huge moss
when either man went down with
la ir a lta a .
of arms and legs, piled indiscriminately around a football. one knee on the ground. No gate
w a la r r a a la la Ja r k a a a
There
is no reason why, if he should find himself at the bot •eceipls. no purse, only a side bet.
t r a V tla a ml a t , J a a a a l i l l i a
C a n a l.
tom of such a stack, he should bite nn opponent’s ear, clout
a a a a a r a l l a a # l m a a t k ly “ l ‘a r WHEN THE FIGHT ended in
him on*the nose and crowd hob nailed shoes into his face
m
a
draw
both men were locked up
■ (n a illlg at k illllm
*ra k a a a a - . b a ta ta , a ir a r .M r a i or stomach.
by French gendarmes at Senlis.
A man can play the game just as hard and can give just This writer saw them there. The
t a u a a a lly C k a a l.
k a a a l l f a . us much to the "dear old school” with nn occasional slap on a French jniler hul taken uway their
• a tllllW
a t a lly
ir n in a .
^rival’s back, or a friendly word if he appears hurt. lie cun silk handkercheifs "to prevent their
taw a a 4 a * 4 < r a b a a p lta t,
score just ns muny victories, if he tries to avoid maiming, hanging themselves." Both wept.
Beth are dead. What would they
LE VERSE FOR TODAY
rather than to kill, nn opponent. And after all, it isn’t think
of a modern fight with $3,FINE CROP:—The righteous football you’re winning in when you kill off a rival team.
500,000
gate receipts?"
ourish like the palm tree: hi
------------------------------0----------------------------- grow like a cedar In Lebanon,
The Value O f The Sweet Potato
that he planted In the home
Lord Rhall flourish’ In tin
of bur God. Psalm 02:12,13.
The Jacksonville Times-Union, ever enthusiastic about
YER: Lord, send upon us the agricultural possibilities of the south.in a recent editorial
ntly, sunshine and showers
praises the sweet potato as a product which cleans the land
leasing.
Loch
Arbor
Prices
Meet Today’s Demand!
Prices in Loch.. A'bor
meet the existing con
ditions of today—one
pnys for merit in this
declopment hut todays
prices will
F
FREDRICK GASTIF.R, a tencher o f . langUA^e^ killed himself,
leaving written in correct l-atin
this, "I am nobody, I never was
anybody."
That could he said truly in many I
language* hv 0DD.D1M.* people in '
« million. With few exceptions,
nobody is nnyhody. We are human
microbes doing work for which
we were put on earth, then dis
appearing.
A microbe has no right to expert j
that he will ever be anybody, but
the fact that he is nobody is no
excuse for suicide.
[tfrtgage
Loans
HARMONY TICKET
TAMPA T IM E S'
successful landing
under a fl-polnt head.—
an,
Most people under Commenting upon the announce- named by the senator would prove
«..v»
jmtm t»f William G. McAdoo that u harmony ticket.
circumstances would ha e ,
not
^ con-i(^.r>(| by the
At present the situation some
the classified page under
democratic
party
in connection what reminds us of two Israelite*
lllulta wanted."
with its next year’s nomination who were exceedingly good friends
>
for the presidency Senator Dun
m emiber of alleged ^candidates can U. Fletcher said that “If Gov of ours. They had a misunderstand,
presidency
residency have announced ernor Smith a!<o retires, the dam- int which bordered on the aerious.
; they did not -"choose" to run. crats would go to the tftx t con Peacemakers got them to “make
.a fte r ah. who does the chocs- vention with harmony restored up," Resorting to-Jake Ventulctt’s
‘ W« were under the impress- and 'with the party ranks unlteil. bar—It was before YftlsteatJ days
—to pledge their renewed friend
the delegates did.
It may be too early to speak of ship and harmony,. Mayor said to
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candidates, but I think the party Jacobson, as he raised his glass:
i*y will get a million would do well to consider a harm- , “laailore,
Tunnc;
you
and Jyour
------p ■here’s
—■V m •to
«# /
WM "«HS
VMS
light for * not- more ony ticket, like Walsh of Montana,, wife and your family. I think Just
thirty
minutes
work, for preaidant and Reed of Mias- •&-, much of all of you yi you do
lent of the United States oprl, for vice president.
I think of me and my wife .ana family.’’
corporation gets one hundred our aiogan then should be ’6krtn ("Look here," broke in “Jake," “If
taad g' year. And yet they say house—rget rid of republican cor- .that’s the best you can do, Dan,
Ihe jige of muscle Is oyer, that ruption, and wa would be assured;you’ll open the whole difficulty up
of democratic victory."
[again.’*
b the age of hernia.
■W
mmmrJ b
Anyhow, the matter ia Just In
tie talking stage—the aggravated
ing stage, owing to Mr. Me
o’s announcement- There most
talking. And, while the talk Is
g on it must not be forgotten
what the --------------------
MR. MORROW-GIVES up his)
partnership with J . Pierpont Mor
gan and Company, to accept a
poorly paid Job as minister to
Mexico. This he does to oblige
hla friend and classmate, President
Coolidge.
Many ministers, ambassadors
and others would gladly give u_p
their diplomatic Jobs for a partner.
«hlp with Morgan and Company.
“clean house—get rid of republi
an corruption next year.
Senators Walsh and Reed are|
strong men. Will they constitute
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and an*
,
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r ynt:>
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. r,
low!
you
inquired?
Box 339
K O T ’S
writers might try their hands at
writing better prose than the op
ening lines of tyasselas— written
by Johnson in a few hours to pay ;
for his mother's funeral.
“Ye who listen with credulity to J
the whispers of fancy and pursus .
with eagsrMas the phantoms of I
hope; who expect that age will p er-1
form the promises of youth, and |
that the dpficiutcles of the pre*
sent day will be supplied by the
•norrow—attend the history -f
Rasse^s, Prince of Abyssinia." «•
astounishlngly
DeForest-Santord
Realty Co.
W E BUY
rent, but In either case
left completely alone.
found
Have
and provides a profitable cash crop. The Times-Union’s com
ments are made in connection with a reiteration of the ad
vantage of diversified farming. The paper points out that
is a Prescription for
the diversified system first calls for crop rotation. Crop ro
Malaria, Chills and Fever,
tation, it declares, calls for the production of crops that shall
Dengue or Bilious l ever.
clean the land, that shall fertilize it and thut shall provide
It kills the germs.
quick cash returns. Such a crop is the sweet potato.
[who made the Dodo
Jrely loves a Joke.
. The advantages of the sweet potato are numerous, the
I" the thunder shouted
Times-Union says and points out t that "it may be made the
hen It hewed the oak.
entering wedge that shall make possible the greater use of
J. G. S H A R O N
MB. J. J . MITCHELL, able umi
the light soils of th ecoastal plain, soils usually so light that
►
.makes coral-colored
Attornsy-at-Law
Chicago financier,
in general they cannot be used to produce corn at a profit, tinsirvative
ttaphors of trees;
v. ho ray* stocks are too high does
Will
practice
In all the courts
lust loves the lightning’s
and yet on these soils the sweet |>otato will yield 150 to 200 not like "the antics” of the mar
?hlte hyherboles.
1 Examination uf Abstracts- cf Lnuo ,
bushels per acre."
ket.
Titles given esDecial attention
More about the crop is given as follows:
A*k Mr. Mitchell what he would
lit e r s are a bonfire,— !
"It is as a epsh crop the sflbet potato offers the great charge fo* one year’s option on 10,
ly moles ate grey,
I
can’t take a world like this
est opi>ortunity. The years of the World War, and those (>00 shares of General Motors, for
instn nee.
donkey* mtinch their hay.
% i
Hince, have convinced every thoughtful man human food has
r'
* <* t
B A TH TO W E LS
|been,
is
and
will
continue
to
be
a
very
important
object
of
t Is a burning bush,—
In order that we may get our
EVERY WELL, MANAGED,
our lives. We can get ulong pretty Well without extra supplies necessary American concern is Special double loop Turkish bath
)d U In the flame,
y words arp fierce and gay |of clothing, shoes, hooks, pictures, etc., hut we cannot do with selling for less thun it is worth.
towels introduced into as many
ft* peacock U to blatne.
homes a* possible we will mail
Ten years hence the country’s
out
food.
Moreover
food
will
have
to
be
produced
by
an
in
— E. Merrill Root.
any address 4, towel* for
creasingly smaller number of workers for the cities show no wealth will be scores of billions to
$1.00 postpaid.
greater than today, and that inhur.Brisbane' predicts Flotl-.sign of standing still in growth which they make at the ox- prices of good securities.
These towels are size 20 by
111 have another boom. Mr. pense of the country.
40 and u special double loop
construction, woven front best
bane, how could you?
I
"The cash crop must be capable of stundurdizution for
BREAKING OF AMERICAN
selqbt cotton yarns.
wenlth
increases,
the
Chase
Nation
0 •.
home an dforeign markets, and the more reudily it lends itI)o not confuse this heavy
lS;“elf to itandardixation the irreater it, p cib lliU ea in tnlae.j ul Bunk dug out of an cld vuult double loop towels with the
yesterday a faded copy of ita first
light single loop.
Stafford's unusual bank failure.
‘To standardize means there must bo some profitable outlet report issued 5(1 years ago.
Albert B. Kirby.
^
, t. — : ; o-. ■ —
'v
provided for culls,and the sweet potato is in an enviable poThe Chuse bank then had in all
Gaffney, S. C.
•-.Wb understand the iun waa in nition ’ for from its culls may be produced* a line of value $1,042,000. The same bank told
i* > a y toward the equator but the fC(Xj products, and the production of uny one of these in the comptroller of the ccurrjncy
Bfljff*1, u K<** ^ botU;r 1 ** *' sufficient quantity will provide the balance wheel that will Inst June that it had 50 yeats ago
has grown to n thousand dollars.
7, •ft is expected that ten million insure the smooth running of an industry.
^That’s how this count'y goes:
d•Bare will be wagered on the fight!
"The white or Irish potato crop has been held back in ahead. Many things that foolisli,
tonight. And the worst of it i* ita development in this country by the absence of a balance gicn are selling short now, 50 years
trade, sell, swap, exchange sec
most of it Will be lost.
[wheel to steady the market and insure returns. The average hence will he worth a thousand ond hand tires. We also buy
hinttles, metal, hags, Junk of nil
what they arc today. Make
m
t c lt auditor’s report w iir,Mir80n 'n
United States eats approximately 22-3 bushels .rimes
kinds.
u note of it, but don’t gamble.
ished next week, we are told. I0^ potatoes annually, while the average German eats seven
We specialize in buying anti
we may find out what ws*.bushels, and these seven bushels are only 28 per cent of the
COLONEL RALPH
ISHAM
selling bottles of nil sizes anti
with the hospital money
'annual potato crop of the country and the balance is used brings to America the “Boswell
kinds.
0to feed livestock and for manufacture of starch, augur papers." Unpunished , writings,
la is about the time of year
insured for $570,000 and arc worth
<n mothers are beginning to and alcohol.
it.
"W hat is being done with the Irish potato in the indus
they hadn’t sent their little
Samuel Johnson, thanks to Bos
} and girls off to'college after trial way suggests what may be done with the sweet potato. well, lives in the minds of thou
i
_
*
S. Soman
In time to come the Florida grower will realize handsome sands now as he lived in London in
« , — . o— —
212 Sanford Ave.
the eighteenth century. And now,
returns
from
sweet
potaooes
through
their
use
in
the
manu
Confidence .Needed" says the
as then, people are famliar with
do Reporter-Star. No, not fa ctu re of syrup, starch vinegar, flour, chips and many other his conversation that never read
ly, Rather, more men in by-products.
his books.
confluence ' can safely fcc
"On the subject of the sixe of the sweet potato market*
As time passes we know more
it is not possible to do more than guess. It is certain the about Johnson's personality, lea(
.South is far from fta saturation point, the North has hardly about his writings. That’s un
»rida Legionnaires
usual. His conversation was mar
marched
bv the stands.which held lbeen |ntereate4' and the great European market has not velously direct; his writings rather
ill Foch and General Per- been touched. White or Irish potatoes os well as sweet Johnson’s descriptions of women:
But Florida Is used to u potatoes are of American origin, and while the white potato "All his ladles are Johnsons in
rank position.
,
has become an important European product, the sugary sweet petticoats."
o—-----potato of the South has not yet established itself in the
.seems to be a lot being
JOHNSON IS NOT read as he
<t a certain Mr. Catta of Northern states nor in the countries across the Atlantic."
should
be.
Young advertising
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ch time it writes a day!
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Sanford, Fla.
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.. 108 Magnolia ..
—
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Devoe Velour Finish
was chosen
E with the result of this test could be
shown. It would settle once for all as to
which is the best fiat wall paint to use. A
large corporation had the test mode and as a
result standardize on Devoe Velour Finish.
For Velour Finish leads in: Ease of applies*
tion—Appearance—Washability—Durability
—Economy.
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�T H E SANFORD HERALD, TH UKSDAY, SEPTEM BE R ?2 ,. 1 9 2 7 .. . . . . .
T»lgnhone 148
MRS, FR E D S. DAIGER. SOCIETY EDITOR
jif <
Residence Telephone 859->—J
IW-lttV
i
Fiedeljs Class Meetsl Surprise
C l V P n . Air. ndd Mrs. Paul MonoKan leave
-j .
*ion Friday fo rja weeks visit
Tuesday N igh t AtThe Merlin Barnes Before
Jetore friends nt Augusta, £«a. /,• , •’{
BaptistChurchParlors Departure ForColIege
o lle g e
Mrs. Fret! Walsraa^.of Haines
City spent the day.Here WedneaThe Fidelia Class of the First
A pleasant surprise too Merlin day as the guest of Mrs. Charles
Baptist Church met Tuesday even Barnes who leuves Sunday
idny for E. Henry?
. ‘
ing at the church parlors for its Winter Park where he will
ill attend
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FRIDAY
regular meeting. The hostesses for t Rollins College, was the farewell
Mrs. J . G. Hall left Thursday fon
r meeting of the Re- ith i evening were: Miss Elma Lee party given Wednesday evening
rening by Kissimmoe where she will spend a
{ 7:30 o’clock'at the Odd Jowers, AFiss Tressie McRae and the members of the Christian
stian En
En- few days with^her daughter Alr^,
J»ll over the Basket,
i>
deavor Society of the Christian W. J. Steed.
Mis* Marietta Duncan.
gaffo Missionary Society
Boskets of cut flowers and ferns Church, at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Harry
Wilson left Wed
White Elephant party at were arranged about the rooms Mrs. Frank Mnrler in the Rose
nesday for Orlando whore,.she will
Court Apartments.
,t the Methodist Church with pleasing effect.
Many interesting
games and spend a few days with her* dataifhAfter routine business had been
.SATURDAY
stunts were enjoyed during the ter Mrs. Franklin D. Hardaway.
transacted the election of officers eening after which refreshments
rn’s matinee at 10 o clock
Mr. nndMrs: W. P. Grogan an
|Mi!ane Theatre sponsored took place, resulting as follower of ite cream and wafers were
President, Miss Elnia lae Jowers; served.
nounce the birth of n son on Wed
Roman’s (Tub.
Vice President,
Miss Marietta
The guests were Miss Virginia nesday evening, September 21 nt
WEDNESDAY.
Dorothy Hughes, the Fernald-Laughton hospital.
Spaulding Circle of the Miss Anna Ib-lte Dyson*. Secretary Barnes, Miss
iptist Church will meet and Treasurer; Mins Sara l-oulse Miss Bertha Hughes, Miss Anna
Mrs. Robert Hines and small son
*. .Hebert Spier at her Brartnon; Reporter, Miss Ruth Mao Wobber, Miss Sadie Wntenon,
Miss Helen Watenen, Miss t'laire Turn of Stuart are spending som«
Whittle.
Palmetto Avenue.
A most interesting social hour Watcnen, Merlin Bnrnes, Lewis time in Sanford and nre pleasant
was enjov°(| after the business Marshall, Clarence TillLs, Theo ly located at the Barber Apart
*'1■' *'
... ,
dore Webber, Joe Reeves, Mr, and ments.
session when games and contests Mrs. Barnes und Rev, and Mrs.
caused the evening hours to pnss Frank Mnrler.
anfi-Td Municipal Band quickly. Mi«s Cornelia McRae eqye
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Jer the following Program n number of readings in her inimit Mrs. Walter Hopkins
able
manner,
and
nt
a
late
hour
ihell, Thursday, Sept, the
dainty refreshments were served. HostessWednesdayTo
127 at 8. P. M.
Those present were: Miss Birdie
■PART 1
tion, “The StaF Spangled Moore, Miss Sura Louise Brannon, Bapti3t Church Circle
Miss Essie Whittle, Miss Mary
bri Key.
' fAppleby, Miss
...................
On Wednesday afternoon munl-'
ich “Hercules" by Losey. Hinton, Miss Mary
irture "Tho Queen of Au- Annn Belje Dyson, Miss Iris B ritt.' bers of the Jennie Spaulding CirMiss Elizabeth Garrison, Mis i •cle of the First Baptist i Church
y Bigge.
-J TO D A Y
imet Solo “Three Slf»r Annie Laurie Jowers, Miss Tressie j met at the home, of Mcs. Walter
IcRae, Miss Lorraine Franklin.! Hopkins, for its uhiial social meet•THE ROSE OF THE
r Bwlew I „ ,, •
flss Marietta Duncan. Miss Ruth ing.
imlsmart' Beck, Soloist)
TENEMENTS"
A musical program wns render
Song "My Cherie by Lili- W'hittle, Miss Cornelia McRae,
Shirley Mason in a glnmormis
3Iiss Ixiis Britt, Airs, Marie Her ed which included a number of
man.
*1
nieio drama of New York life.
Fox Trot Under the Moon" ring, Mrs. L. V. Duane*. Mrs. R. A. violin vocal and piano selections.
Winston
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Gilbert.
'
It
wns
announced
thnt
the
next
|
Will Rogers "In Berlin." "Keep
Wheeler & Snyder
meeting of the circle would he held
ing His Word."
PART 2.
Fred Strange is spending Wednesday at the hfimo of Mrs.
Alilane Review
cert Waltzes “The Beauti-. n Mrs.
week visiting relatives at Herbert Spier,
2108
Palmetto
Danube" by Strauss
Tampa.
Avenue.
bUrmcza "The Dawn of
Members present were Mrs. J,
F R ID A Y l
y Bcmltx.
4
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Fox A. Strange, Mrs. A. B, Lovejoy,
miptive “The Battle of and baby have returned home from
The Screen’s breeziest comedy
Mrs. Barney Beck, Miss
Mary
a. by Sweet.
Tampa where they spent a few days Goodale, Mrs. Walter Stoudenteam, George Sidney ami Char
rction “The Prince of Bil- as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Asa mire Mrs. John
lie Murray in ,
I). Abrahams,
Luders.
Baisden.
Mrs. Quinton Touchton, Mrs. Her
“THE
LIFE OF RILEY" ,
gch "The U. S. Navy by
bert Spier, nnd Mrs,'Hopkins. The
a
regular
blaze of rjiorriment
Robert J . HoHy Sr., returned guests were Mrs,
Mynas, Mrs.
Another Comedy "No Chcatin,"
Joe Rcizenstein
horn* Tuesday from Jncksonvile, Kelly, Mrs. SenhntJi'aml Sirs. KelMilune— Paramount News
Ranaatt&Y.’* : .......C al& M ; LatWbW**4K«r■Dbtanit Bnger.
,, . . r
Hi i f •.
‘ “Mt'.'El'RuBeck***
,vrhere**he,,spent•several- days* on
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w
h
A
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In buying advertising a merchant,twist
consider: what portion, .o t thee territory
served the medium selected -Will.coveto
I
be judged by results, for results alone ate
what count.
V*/unV
Jt
*c t
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Daughters Of W esley|
" ______ !-----AIW. Jack Hewitt, who has been TVTppf
iA K li M A R Y
| visiting her father John Blount nt
Md Ain/.* Albert Whitaker
i<their* guests*; last-SundayMrs. Arch .Cannon of Or*.
sufVr6y Wobttttitfr ¥NT Mr ‘ .
Woodward f un*l children
iter Park were-■gufsts of
»hn Staubes on Monday,
j Mgry Whitaker left Sat[for Jacksonville, where she
Ud the week.
It). J. Miller . has as her
[for the week-end, her mothLisle r, Mrs. Cfuis. MacDopId .Miss Ruth MacDonald.
IhiT aunt and uncle. Mr.
(r I’. E. Saunders'.all bT
T lIP d H a v N if r h t
lU C S fla y I t l g l l t
(weeks, Ik «*kpelted to retu f tv home
Kullwff ,*,«
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SA TU RD A Y
M ATIN EE'
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The usijil
(at social meeting of the
Daughtcrsibf
d
l( i m
ill itirn
iiiu i ivn Emerson
n i m inwu , *
, - _ . Wesley
.
# Class of the
Mr.
and
Mrs.. vCharles
and .daugb tut J PutL . VciuLiia
\
.• - f o r Children . - —
spending a few days hero with their “'liny “eVeniOg
' ‘
“nt the“ home of Mrs.
daughter Mrs. W. H. Belding.left C. W. Stokus on Ninth S treet.
.
•: n *' ‘I I f‘AM
A Idvely setting was arranged
Thursday for their home at Miami*.
Sponsored
by tho Woman’s
with quantities of golden glow and
other cut flowers In tho varying
Club.r
if * ,
shndes of yellow, and combined
with greenery. The color noto o f 1
S'cllow und green was cariied out
jn every detail..
The evening was merrily spent
with contests of all kinds, us w ell,
as games and music. In'the flow
er contest, Mrs. J . Olln I.nney was
the fortunate one and received a
most attractive prize.,
Delicious fruit punch wns served
throughout thp evening and after
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the contests. The hostesses, Mrs.
James Howard, Mrs. C. W. Stokus,
Mrs. John W.' Sneed, Mr*. Frank
Adams,, and Miss Ruth Hand
10c AUmifl.sidn \
served tempting refreshments.
About fifty were in attendance.
for everybody.
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DOUGLAS
M C LEA N
Ladies Union O f Local
Church Holds Session
OnMpnday Afternoon
Trc ladies Union nf the Congre
gational Church met Monday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs.
Knight on the West Side for its
regular monthly, business meeting.
the West Side Primary School.
After the usual devotional exer
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Harry cise, led by the president, Mrs. J .
J. Wilson left Wednesday for New j V. Davison, the minutes of the la.it
Smyrna Beach where they will meeting t p n read and other re
spend a short time as the guests, ports given. Mrs. Sheridan Jewitt
of Mr. and Mrs. AlcxanderVuughan. gave a most delightful and Inspir
who are spending several weeks ut ing talk on- the work of the society.
that popular resort.
A plan wus# outlined for further
work und Miss Goodale was ap
. Miss Mary Elisabeth JM « to n pointed to purchase necessary
and Miss Sara Evelyn Williams books to carry out this program.
left Thursday for Tnllashassce
A very enjoyable social houfr fol
where they will spend the week lowed the business session whan
as guest of Mis* Camilla Puleaton. the hostess assisted by her daught
They were accompanied1as fur us er Mrs. Zitterer served tasty re
Ocala by Hope Huff.
freshments.
I
tiser .can at one cost put Hi:
t
in Sanford’s trading territory,
Herald covers the field thordi
b'v« * matt
L
T
• Main Office arfd
’-1- Factory
•.%lc8onvU]£ Flu.
■-.tsbi'rUVt
j Local Reprenscnta
m.m,
live •....
C. L. Derby
Phone SIR1
Storage »a Sanford Feed &
*** '* I
* supply Co.
The many friends of Mrs. Allen
now of New York, will jegreLto
Jones, formerly of Sanford but
«*
Through T h
Laney Dry Cleaning Co.
•econd evening of moving
** will be presented at the
er of Commerce building
>>' evening and will be cohThursday evening un
notice. The Chamber ->f
receives a share of the
reach 9 0 per
* ^
1n Sanford-t
To carry large route; must
For 9 Years Gas
Ruined Her Sleep
Ilave car am! be able tof
evening
furnish bond; good proposition to rpsjtonsibte party.,
v-\,
*■’
*
Kn?» .Uimach trouble U years, |
and is r
nursery started
morning in Evans’ Mtting over one hunalso numerous
plants,
Thomiwon was tho
"Si
wm
H r '
i-.H
s rt ;brtj» si1
before 9 0 per pent of the peop
TR U E M A N
FE R TILIZE R
Watch Saturday’s Hferald for Details
ttnd Airs, N. V. Jerome,
i jPfopneton* of the Crystal
Dining Parlor, are again lo| I -a k e Alary, and have opmnek room on the Country
J(j- These excellent cooks
introduction to the public
an* glad to have them
C . paper in Seminole County,-
no it’s, and’s and hut’s abot
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LONDON REPORTS Fort
THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER 22, 1927.
PAGE
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tialng figures shows FWu. 1
state to be' running
°t1da I
’M i l l
‘Portia aa a believe?
advertising. California ,
1
• recent report of th '
Newspaper Publishers* i j
can still claim leadershl,, .
tho boosters with tw0 d tJl i ^
FORT MYERS, Fla., Sept. 22— state contributing $1 lonL n
(IN S)— Quoting the department year in advertising
OrjfanlxaUan Elans Are Being Donle Bush Makes Fans Sitj Service Eleven Has Collegiate ........ ..
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PARIS, France Sept. 22r-,(INS) .which mark the rearing place* of Czarevitch Alexis Believed To of commerce as authority for the AW lea ha« an a d v e rtiiS . ,
Carried Out At Orlando By
-P
Lt T a k e N o lic e D uringi
R atin g W ith E ig h t CoUege[Thc bonds of friendship
between'comrades
who were
were with
with us wh.n
ip between7
comrades who.
Have Been Killed When His announcement that 329 American priation of $700,000
A. M. P r a tt; Work Handi
F irst Y ear In Majors As
- shores’*b«7nro
08 when
. . . __ U|_|„ »„ Mmif cities invested an average of $11,- while an Francisco |,
Prance are we landed on French
Teams, Army On Schedule; the
" ”United
" ' States
‘ and Fi------------------~
£— liu.slneas Nerflce
I'arenIs
Were
Slain,
Is
N
v
000
pacjj
-n
commun|
ty
advertising
capped By Jardine Absence
z i — A creage F o r Sale
Pilot; Waner MoveGeratest
a, close today as they were in the but who w ere^ orw ith U8 whe"
Daily Uraal#
ElevenUnknownSYeawAg/b World
$400,000, the report sh'/w*.
gsnford
* ---- .
-----14— Rooms Without Hoard
Be
Siberian
Thought
To
War,
Howard
P.
_
IIY WILLIAMS
in 1926, nnd showing 51. cities and
Savage, |we embarked. “ It is toward
IN* ;
The value of communty i
fivA state groups alone tw have
o r l a n d (O.FIA.
o .f i
Seitt.10,—(
national commander of The AmeTi-' those.( plat
place* (hat- .7—
W
' ' step* ore
|
»
>
ACRES
In
Longwood,
corner
lt(
.—(IN S)
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 22,—(INS)
LANEY.S DRUG STORE—Pre
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 ,(INS) ran legion, said in an interview ~
Speedy esstahlfshmcnt nf the
I-ONDbN,. Sept. 22 — (IN S)— invested nearly $5,000,000 In white ing has shown marked r**-*
Grove and Orange Avenues S. E.
directed. Wc are going to stand
scriptions. Drugs, Soda. We aro 2 Furnished rooms, private home,
the
first
year
of
an
extend!!?
Florida
S
W
d
^
K
’i,
W
S
T
(IN?>
“
The
.
“
Quantlco
*
Marines,”
five
today:
posed dea1
space this year, the Fort Myera
aHnjf*- house for FI
1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. W. 1.4 Sec.
(Ir
/ Vvr-S W ’V, RlDlM' ONE
as
near
you
as
your
phone.
Call
I0
jl
again
beaide
those
gravM*Tn
“
com-11The
h
,eir.
lo
thp
Kli
”
inn
t^ronL
0Cash
In
Advanea
.
I.
!
^
i
d
H
Fittsburh
Pirates
win,
yearn
ago
almost
un^------th„
paign
in
Fort
Myers
near
schools,
convenient
for
tea/ A l'i, A H W NOW S
th» „i«.„ . . . / . .w m
; : yenrB "go almost unknown in the
chamber of commerce, through its
His statement in part follows:'
citrus growers.and
is ,n
in Jhe
25
Twp.
20
Range
29.
Thoms*
J.
•mu. shippers
.
close race for the National!
football world
has at
muninn
with
those
men
who
died
11,0,1
,°J
thc
f<,rn,Pr
?
nd
who
the
National
■
,
world,
achieved
n
un
‘
------- ■' cht rs. nhoue ‘’79 J
the directioh
0f tfc,
0 <itlM ScRCtoS HAiNf
prospect,
sccotttTn to A.M.Pratt, Ichruo pennant, world Series fansj [nue position nmone
“It is a happy sight to see
OAT M I S T C U R LY ,
apect, accoOTfiR
the ideal* of American «n. would now ** lhp r,Khtf.ul empor- publicity and advertising depart ber of
METAL P.OOFING-The Roof F.v-7____ - P°
____________ Baxter Care Herald.
independent France at peace. When the men for
commerce ,
\pt Orb
ment, has compiled
accurate Tig.
. V u H HtFToVA
Frnncc.
~
•
tf>
is
believed
to
be
alive.
_
_
B
O 'T O E -Y e A HULL
t
ln"tn
iwil1
witness
something
new
in
the
Sam
s^
y
winn“
n
T
J
I
*u
.......... _ _ full collcginte who now make up The American
u eUl j , W n«W :(R0 0 M: for rent, one block from 24— Lots For Sale
mental
“We know that tha n*onl
4
Czarevitch Alexis, as the former ures which show the popularity and and county fund
■ds, will be received standing seam tin
‘inn nlana
' minjr of organ- j management of » flag winner.
I rating,
ratin* with
w it'h'e'iX
I
A
.
FOOT"
E
V
E
R
Y
and
galvinized;
First
Street,
reasonable.
Apply
ed
in
newspaper
and
,
eight
college
*
teams
l
o
tT e r
s a t is f a c t io n
itation plans.
the heir apparent, was benefits of community advertising
. . js end collector *ent reofs. See James H. Cowan. Oak apt. 9 over Herald.
Donle Bush came here at the and the Army on its schedule for Legion landed here nine and ten France, who were r - l l . J * . . . . “l Prince . nnd
' *
space last winter whjck
Pioneers
In
OH
Industry
To
SECONO.
VdbVY
B
O
Y
i
to
he
bewildering.
was
supposedly
killed
dury«-urs
ago
we
were
greeted
by
a
In his capaam^as chnirman pro beginning of the present season
IN KNO'AAN O A T
stely(or payment^
Ave. and Third St. Phone 111,
----------------------------------------------- 5>I0 rash and $10 monthly will buy
A careful study of recent adver- more than 5,000 written
sharply different first view of the how wo feel na w« l«°|,LnJ7h0ntl to*”'
Receive The RecognitionOf i
Y O S E ACTUALLY
,
tem of the state clearing house from the Indianapolis cldb of the the coming season.
tbe massacre of the Russian
...............«e ■ line
good
building
lot
at
remarkably
which
brought
more
tw
1
]S E
W A L V < IM
Having made a hard effort to country.
Then the harbor and krow how tenderly you have° wat-' ^oyal
Petroleum Fraternity; All!
committee, which is working'for American Association and brought
l » - * P « r t i n , nt F o r 11,01
"
::.7c ■ line ItRlN'f; YOU* WATOII t . m,. I
when Russia was in Czarevitch—hnemophilla.
W A L K iM ' AM O O N r
low price. Box 99 care The Her
written Inquiries which
conform to the primary rules of i shores were grim with the mater- ched as your own, these boys who !£* K|P °/ “ revolution. Reports
, ••Mi.ai
the establishment uf the organis some new ideas with him.
s
e
T
T
n
d o w n
At rcscnt thjs y u mnn j iv
“...........„„.6e
«
line
IR Them Are Old Veterans
have materials, tools, ability to ' ItK AI ITlK'm
ed direct to keyed ad*, -fli*'
V
)T .
APARTMENTS— ald.
of war, the faces of the people lie so far from their homcs.y
ation, Pratt declared that work on
___ ______4c a line put it in order. Peter FL Ahearn.| Two
i
V>nd? "’ \ Z Z r J nnd by embroidery work, a! which he ber thoroughly sold on the,
These he promptly put into it- eligibility, Marine Corps officers i inis
j Two rooms kitchenetle and bath,
the project’
Jtandicanp?d feet, amid a storm off veiled pro announce that they intend to keep were drawn with the strain of the
-v )
’
"Our stay in France will be
" " expert, as wa3 the boy heir, display advertising to sell t
REAL bargain for the mnn who
317
F’irst St. Sanford.
TULSA, Okla. Sept. 22.—(INS)
fj
j attractively furnished, centrally A wishes
for various reasons. Chief cf these tests from conservative fans to their new rating and expect to be struggle and war prisoners labored limited. As »Con as we have helJ, ^iKnlrl
Iflsie
rates
on
request
to
engage
in
the
raising
—Thirty-seven
veterans—the
old
1 ,h S
i
The Polish Catholic clergy have munity of the world, is pia,
j located, ull improvements; $6 p,*r
he asserts, is the absence of Sec. whom the new Bush policies were listed regularly in the fall scores on the docks under the bayonets
<rf truck, of citrus fruits, poultry est of the oil industry —pioneers
on convention and paid homage ro'town of • Bvgos-ra " Were the i dec,amf themselves supporters of second campaign this ye»r\
reduced rotes are for
’.week. Tel 777 or 776.
.
retary of Agriculture Jardine and an innovation entirely unheard of of “college football."
of guards.
,
YOUR
BUSINESS
—card
appear
ami live stock of ull kinds. Thirty- in the great enterprise.of finding
dications pointing to even
ou,
dead,
most
of
us
will
hare
t
o
j
S
E
X
h
s
^
iT
h
's
age
would
be'
and
‘l
'*
nimored
that
he
cative insertiona.
,I
Lloyd S. Tenny, chief ut the in Pittsburgh.
“
I’odny
we
see
a
harbor
busy
four acres of land that offers high th,. "Iilai k liquid gold," have been
Players of more than two years
( is bidding his time, remaining in results than were rrconki
hurry back to ■our homes
and
.- Lhp «nmi>
_ words of average length
——
—-bus1
-S!*
Ing daily In this column will )6— Houses Fur Rent
United States bureau of economics.
^
rolling lands for citrus, muck lands nominated to receive the recog
college experience have been bar with the commerce of peace. We nesses. But in this brief period
pi,|s youth calls himself Eugen i seclusion until a time when he season.
But
when
Bush
came
to
Pitts
Both men are expected to resume
aro impressed by the indications
for truck and bulbs and a small nition of the Petroleum fraternity,
red
from
the
Marine
Corps
team,
a
will
nttempt
to
overthrow
the
So
reahti^iver
3,000
every
dayl
u
i we hopeand
to meet
people of Nlckolacvitch Ivonhoff.
iSmum charga of 30c for
Ivanhoff, nnd s:
says ; viet Republic, and regaining his
their work ori the clearing house burgh to take the reins of the *1110 not always observed in the ot n splendidI recovery made
byiPrance
gather
the
made by
|j. ranee nnd m T’ . i ‘U
, , n, ... , , ... lake tor pasture land. On the San- which will
.... ----... here
..........during
.
...v
Buccaneers,
Owner
Barney
DreyGRACEVILLE—
Up
t0
nn. ; throne, bring back the reign of
plan shortly.
this nation so strongly stricken-by., he friendship o f thT American l u * '^ ^
-nnd it costa so little a 12 word H°U!,e
rent.
p
Po,and
from
1
i
’
fnril-Orlnndo
road
three
milps
from
j
Exposition,
front
Sept.24
to
Oct.
I.
past
by
West
Point
and
Annapolis.
U
l
"advertising
is
restricted
date
1800
bales
of
cotton
».
Apply Kent Vulcanizing Works. Sanford. One thousand dollars cash, j All of these thirty-seven pion-. " T, . — .-------tV cnn Ove country Russia, nine years rago * monarch of Russia. .
»t!R|
which .1.....i.
In response to an editorial ap fuss promised him complete free The rule is somewhat hard on the the war. The fine courage whlrh
i cop'e _s _______*
mn«>r classification.
r.ed locally.
the
same
today
as
H
was
jn
the
company
of
n
Cossack.
i
dom
in
steering
tha
course
of
the
ad
for
one
month
costs
only
$2.60.
pearing in the St. Petersburg
carried France to victor\ in tho ' m 1917.
balnnce on easy terms that will al- (eor< who fought ugHinst tremenMnrines,- for
aS eiror is made The San, it cuts short the foot- war has enrried her forward j
I He denies thnt he is the Russian •
F’OR RENT 5-room bungalow with low you to make the payments Idou* oilds to wrest the precious
Times recently declared that tho club, and he paid no attention to I . „
______
__
_____
Herald
will
be
respons
ble
Thone 148
heir, but every Sunday
for the
garage, $30 per month, Woodruff from the land. Ideal location for l iLnri fr« m the bosom of the earth
project has fall through Pratt has unfavorable gosaip with the owner; baH citreer Of several bfficers who through the tremendous, heart•] ‘ i!
^ .
nly one incorrect insertion.
aupporting him. •
.
have starred at the Nnval Acapast five yenrs. has adorned him
divisio
issued the following statement;
.
ub-division;
T. A. Brotherson, filling station and smnll store clowijtmj to estublish un industry
S c h C H l G self in the uniform of a high of
7vertiser for subsequent Just ask fur “Classified Depart
Stnrtled Fans
** j demy. Profession nnd semi-pro breaking task of reconstruction. K H l l r O H Q ' S
I S T H E R E N O R E L I E F FR(
e 136.
136.
“Tho clearing house plan Is
phone
j (> homes of fifty or more fnmilie*. which has made possible mnny
•lions The office should be
in the Russian nobility. Rus.
ment"
culture, has returned to Washing . Bash first startled 7he fans by I l^ m* * rpbarred from J hc 8che‘lul‘!
A countrv horse els^o to the city ) mooern comforts, have followed the
“And from the receptibn we ( ) f
R p n r p ' D n P / ' k f i m i ficer
led
latnedjately:
In
raso
of
ton and will give the matter pre shoving, a raw recruit, Lloyd1J,nd lh® * v«r“Ke n* c ot the Mnr- have received today, we know that
,
,
jF'OR RF^NT: F'ive room bungnloty markets. (Ugh/‘ 8*'y and ' healthy, i thrilling \aml fuemutiug “game"
g d l l l / ^ U J U l l sian monarchists, who hure seen
n
, - i .■ a
• ■
Waner, into a permanent outfield ine leam- oMlcera **7. is appro- Ffancc has not forgotten.
ferred attention.
{ ,,f*t>fjfty years, or more, ever heedWe A H o p L - A g l I
R n r l t V him in Poland, declare thnt the
r t PAM IIP Vl'niil in n w ar I q I at th‘* L°rner of Palmetto Avenue Address R .i^ (ean* HerpM.'
college
teams, know that the associations of the J ™ U » U i e t I D y
M0n July 20, at the suggestion berth. Though Waner had no p re -r*in\\tc,y that
TO advf ^ t i s e r s
D O U j ( likeness between him and the
‘ling- the culls of "lady. Iijck." Some j
WITU
THF^
N
E
W
W
A
L
L
P
A
N
T
Ia'"'
Katip
Slrppt'
»*»^e
living
"dead" Alexis is remarkable. Ivan*
of Mr. Jardine^ there, was a con vioua major league experience the* 1 “ csldM>tbey «dd- everybody in the great war nre engraved indelibly
{ have ubtuined rUdtes. while to
SOMETHING^
NEW
AND
BET
V
"
”"*
‘
^
bedrooms.
Mast ^Continue lo Saffer the UaWarsble ltdm
Herald
representative
26— M iscellaneous Fur S a l*
ference between the Fruitman’s manager certified him as being 7*arln* Corps from colonels on or. the heart of thc country and
j ptlwiN, fickle fate.has left nothing
TER.
FOR
FURTHER
IN
F
O
R
M
A
-|
,h’
''7'th
**h“wer,
kitchen
equipuglily familiar, with rates
Club and Lloyd S. Tenny, chief of ready for the “big Ishow" and tho|down attend school,
j-huI rich itMMitork>».
h . tthe
u » friendship
............................
TION.
CALL
PHONE
236-J
O
R
lped
elect
r
e
range.
F
rent
and
we feel ,that
we, - The reorganization plan of the
eltwaHaftion will
for the purpose of familiarizing little Oklahoman remained in the
The Quantica Marines schedule formed here in those days are still j Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
^
—"*
*
SEE,
V.
C.
COL1.ER,
SANFORD,‘r,''ar,
*,«<
»
month
y.
Address
Are
you
one
of
those
unforturP V»1
used
all
kinds
of
salves
act,” the brief said.
'
FOR SAI.FI—One typewriter tied:
you complete information, F i j i
the department with the needs of lineup.
^ ’
for the season follows:
|S.
t..
II.
care
Ine
Herald.
Are
Old
Tiiuers
ates
who
aro
going
through
ne fresh as they were when wo j Railroad was attacked today uy
i
receiving any real benefit"
“This
sound
procedure
was
not
and
swivel
chair;
one
roll
top
if
you
wlhh
they
will
assist
the industry so the department of
Mo-I f the veterans began their
Not only did Waner play dally,
O**- L Washington college at bade you good-bye in 1919.
_ with a skin dis
lsease, taking six bottles of SLL.
|the1 so-called Jameson committee, followed. “The bankers
took suffering
i wording youri want ad.
agriculture could .'then set up* In alongside his illustrious brother,•Quantico, Ya., Oct. 8, St. BonaVenSPANISH
BUNGALOW . — on!‘l‘*sk
and swivel chair; one Nation- octis.t < in the oil business in the 1
•\V«e are coming back eo renew in a brief filed with the Inter charge of the whole situation in making you uncomfortable, mak was cured of this dresdSTl
PHONOGRAPH—repairing,
piano.
.
.
.
.
.
i
t
ke It more effective.
concrete from the necessary by. Paul, the league’s leading hitter, turea college at Olean.N. Y.; Oct. those friendships, to enjoy for a
eventful .sixties, anti <ne, Samuel
ing you less efficient, interfering
tuning by experts with 17 yeura I n ,*»'h Slreet ^enr Elm Avenue, ul tush register. phone 695— M.
IaWs, Incorporation papers, con but the lineup was switched to al 15. .William and Mary College at few days the comradeship of tha state Commerce Commission by the same old way. Plans for re- • with your working hours, ruining ease. I recommend 8.3.8. u ^
Smith, of Titusville, Pa., helped
experience.
Sanford
music
*tore
iFumiulwcl.
all
improvements
gar.......
......................
tracts, or other papers for organ low him to* bat in the leadoff pos Newport News, Va., Oct. 22, Uin- F’rench people who v/e came so to Henry w. Anderson, councel for organization were developed even I your sleep? You may have tried on« suffering from eczema! im po r pa n t n o t ic e
his father dr II !* • history making
and
Gift
Shoppe.
Room
10
&
11
Mel'y.°
.bedrooms,
bath,
livlng|
cause
I
cannot
praise
it
«■
the
intervenors.
before the receivers were ap
isation. At that time, details wore tion. Bush's eriticca gasped again. versity of Dayton at Dayton, O.,
rtiters should give their Lander Arcade Phone 832.
room, dining nook, kitchen. Beau-. i\ t iik ro t \Tt « tii n r o r «r.«i. Drake well In- f rat oil well
love and admire during our war-1 The brief set forth thnt the or- pointed. The plan was prepared and many things without relief. YVhy for what it has done for i
one into fully and Mr. Tenny
’
’
jtiful shade trees. Owner in tne! oi.n r a m * , p i .oiiiii*.
drilled in America, in 1X59.
Nov.
5, St. Xavier’s
college at
Cin- time service here. We ure coming J ganization plan is T‘unsound in its announced before the earning cap not try S.S.S.? For more than Cleaphas Forte, Soldiers tad | .o r postoffice address as
,
Few
will
doubt
the
wisdom
of
,
,
,
_
SANKtiltP lh iNM .%NI • MtiltTt! %i IK .The two • dcsl in I he group nre
Indly agreed to prepare as soon as
100
vears
it
has
been
giving
re
respnnsibl
ylbnt
ors
Home,
Quincy,
UL
.
as
their
phone
number
if
BUILDING
BLOCKS
—
Irrigation
In,,r,hWil1
renl
to
to
givo
assurance
that
the
close
'
various
dctu'la
and
as
a
whole
, , ,
I'tiMI'.tNY. it t*i>r|Miralinn. 1‘lslnacity of the property could be lief in many forms of skin dis
possible the organization papers. this move now, Waner having de- 1 cl7]nnl'* U., Nov. 11, Wake Forest
Jacob Sheas! y, 1 r;t *! it, Pa. nnd
St.'
8.5.5. is purely vegetable.' desire results. About > no
boxes and general cement work|n?rty at reasonable rate. Ask for lift
people o f ! and that it is founded upon prin- demonstrated. The plan so forint*- ease.
vcloped into one of the fleetest1Sol,e*«? at Richmond. Va., Nov. 26. bonds between the
Thousands of letters of Is extracted from tho fresh i
ZUZ1V IPu..
ii., |
Churle* Me.Ynb .ir.
r out of a thousand has
Miracle ConcreU Co. J : E. T*r-|Mr- n* rK ut the ,leruld 0I,,IC'
footed outfielders in the older loop| S”|Jthwe!,tern university at Mern- Frnnce, forged in our struggle for j ciplc# and formulated*upon theor- ated embodies every essentinl evil gratitude prove its worth.
I! P ' inroth. i.ii.rnilnu nml irmUits ouch 9.1 year* •bl
/
ure
still
v J.R W *
of
medicinal
plants
and
herb
lephone
and
th
eothers
willeger, Proy. 3rd and Elm.
i --------------- -----------------------nn KiMjK\vo**i* i;iti>t'i:in t'<*>.%iai well as one of its most depend- 1 P" *• Tcnn., Dec. 3, Loyola univer- indopendcnce. and renewed in this ies which arc in violation of tho of the old practice of hanking re
“I feel so happy for what S.S.S.
actively en/a -i iH . i n I lenses.
I
_________________________ ______ IFOR RENT: Small cottage -on iwnv , ix-r.-ini.tnt
comnvmk.ate with you
.J?. Natur« what tha
last great war. link the hearts of. purpose and intent of the inter- organizations. The holders of se has donq for me that I want In building
able hitters.
|* 'ty nt New Orleans.
: : ;> t -m i v i a i i o m .
Thrillin. are tie tules many if
you up so that i
1‘A’ or* SIMMS m
they know your address,
W I G I I T - C H R I S E N B E R R Y P R I N T | Magnolia Avenue Just north of,
His judgment thus vindicated,) Thc “"uual Army game is the thc two countries as they have ul- [ state Commerce act.”
curities were dragooned into de others to know about i t I suf system throws off the causi.
these veti a is fill, f h ’ir ox”eridiscontinuance
MUST
be
SHOP
—
Printing
engraving,
iCentral
Street.
$25.00
monthly.
invH
N
iitatl.
«
•
.
»L
hand
,
as
stirrBush proceeded to make other' blK contest of thc season, sinco It ways done.
{ The reorganization should have positing under the plan by every j fered twenty long years from
5.5.5, is sold at all good t
<in toe f e iN; f >il well iires
Iff nf Seminole 1'ounty, Plnrhln. will once•
in person at. the Sanford embossing. See us first. We do it.'Box 123 care The Herald.
"Out in your fields and hillsides |been “not in accordance with the method and influence known to eczema. At times the itching was ■tores in two sizes, fho Is
Startling departures, from old-tinieMl played fM a cud presented by
offer for- rale anil tell it* I'uhllc and
Jshers that
ev.iositioi*;
Phone
417-W.
R.R.
Avenue-Com
I
office
or
by
leifer.
Teleunbearable. During that time, I is more economical, * .
Outery m* the front door of (lie Ilooitt'il toe .in iiili;
boisebfeU niitnsg*ni*nt; In htlitkXliU N pf*, !‘M * fjth j Secretaries irf there arc rows of white crossos, principles pf the transportation tho great financial, interests.’’
tie, fights
19—
Houses
For
Sale
dUcontinuences
are
not
mercial
Street.
.IMaewntut
llrocery
l*nm|tnn>
Hlnrr
n when Ha:
IU*en Cuyler, generally I A r m y pad Navy present.
,
t .ght-of-way
iprline
tn.n
I
r<l
it*
S
I
a
4
Hmif|>ril
A
veilin’.
|
lease
s Ibxs of some' ,«tar I
.
garbed (a* , one
Hanford, PlorMa, the foiinwin* >)»• ,«wkhich ion ly Ivi.o li s t their live
LUMBER and campfet* “ tin* or
handling guns instead
tters and outfielders
irte BUS'1‘TrompV - EYicfenl I building material. Low prices. F’or sale cheup—One 8 room hour's ri'n'tr'* vrnp,rXyror th e * itl.rg ... n I s.ow s, filled with
4
,
:
_
rootbslls! In' Qhlna
Nicarn
Cleveland Railroad Magnates fell below' expectations
|
<V*rvtc*
tMM|
to Ik* moved off lot. Phone 195.
oil, down the ires', of titles in fan*
All lliut
“f
wnrrn
Security
Lumber
Co.,
“Where
Good
QUEBEC, Canada, ,Sept. 22— success In Quebec. Interest, e|
Hea<f Cdabfi
Cdatfi John T. Heady
Head'
inorrlmmllNt*
mul
flxiurpM
lorit.
. Viaitfct. Complete Downtown It - be known Cuyler would be re gua,, Heatf
oils
Oil
crock
in
Pennsylvania
.-j
Grades Come From" Mapls and
In kiiIiI nlor«*
(INS)—Nungesser and Coll, the course, in the plight ’ of the,
from the lineup unless an expects to put a strong team in
M
24-Lost And Found
FOR SALE: Furnished Kpnnisn nili#tl
Sixth. Phone 797.
Under One Roof As A Pari moved
Mnililliv Ilie* .InI lint nf ll«*|fllll*r, such was their tot to contend with,)
,
tho field. Tho University of Mary
Improvement Were shown. • . "
___ I bungalow of 6 rooms. Well loot- A r» i!»27. kmiiip i»«*in ir .» Ikm.i I imtM 1aiui with only primitive mrtnmM PennsylvarlaAeronnuliclIody during pair who first attempted Frenchmen Is extremely keen .(g
Of
Station Project
land will.-Jke training hendquartc-s,
’ Showed Results *
Holds Ftral Meeting And u Paris-New York flight, rest In this quaint city, th* most Prenen
CONCRETE In every shape a n d i^ . of fto°d construction. Owner.•<>•> ••( •»••• c u n
nnti materials ut hand.
f.
J..
IIANI*.
zj
*1 <;>■■■ ••» * ■
of all cities on the North Ameridiamond brooch beBush since has stated publicly tho university giving the Marines
Pioneer Method
Extensive IMa'iin AreTalked ti watery grave.
form, blocks, tile roofing, orna- living out of city nnd will sell at
IK SIl'Tiff of Si mlnolo i Siuii.'ijuiantl 60U Ouk or 600 Oai: mentals, etc. Sanford Cement Prod reasonable price, nnd on easy
That is the general belief In tan continent, but such a rearch*
Wells were, drilled withu "Spring
• CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 22,— that he did not bolieve Cuyler was the use, o dormitories, training
ly. Florida,
[Prc iyterlan church. Return ueta Company, Filth and Maple terms. House is located on High
flv W i*. Wllllnmnou •Pule" nnd hits, which resembled
HARRISBURG, Pa., S.pt. 22-- H“(h‘ c pn>vince, despite the fa.t i.» the opinion off proctkgUy _
(IN S)—Th* greatest shopping cen giving tho ball club tho best he quarters and gridiron.,
ftiqiillt Sheriff. |more n toothpick when compared With lh ; entire nutlon enthused the* Frenchmen were reported from everyone, would be a waste of time.C. Ihlllow nml receive liberal Sts. Phone U2-W.
Tho W?st Coast Marine team has
Street, nenr Elm Avenue with *.tter under bile t o o t in the world— had, that he wasn’t trying. Final
and money. _____
with the huge bring to<da of mod. 1„vter the subject of aviation, Penn- various
tractive surroundings. Double g:»where automobiles, street ran and ly, Bush fined the player for in been abandoned because of the ah.
' ar" ’u" 1quartern
. to have been
METAL ROOFING—The-Boof Ev- rage.
...........................
..........
^
..........
*i..i,ntn
hn,
Iv
•hnni
it,.,
''card
and
sighted
in
the
wilds
different
base-running
in.nn
imscnco
of
with
the
expeditionui
men
wim
me
expecmionPrice furnished $8,500.09
, ern equipment. Horse, oxen and *y Ivanin haf'ouMly, ft^t pbpuj the
trains may discharge hundreds of
’. : . No Trace'Found ' .
erlasting,
Aletal . shingles; |500 cash and the balance any re
'man formed the*' power, Billions (ask oB Vlnritng air supremacy In lit ar this eily.
thousands daily tiv 'bdy ’ *d(hdut pnrtnnt contest and he hnL played';qfy,
•It L
Auto
mobiles
Recent arrivals here from the n
standing
seam
tin
and
galvanizeu
BSonable
way.
Atldress
Box
431
only
in
a
utility
rqlc
since,
|
land
^
.
____
__
_
^
of
f;et
of
natural
gas,
now
so
sofnr
as
the
estuhlishment
of
air\
Throughout
Quebec
nnd
vicinity
leaving flit building in which they
roofs. See James H. Cowan. Oak Ware Herald.
But the last few weeks of (he field, playing six" colleges and two
carefully preserved, went to waste. ||ne, nri(| airports Is conc?rned.
thi belief is universal that the wooded section between IOO end •
alight—ib‘'budding in the heart of
Ave. nnd Phird St. Phone U L
••
! Eighteen of the list of veterans, I [Turing the last few weeks, the F'rent.h fliers crashed into the sea 200 miles from Quebec .where C e!lls.^
season saw the crowning event in |army teams.
Cleveland^- the Public Square.
.
DODGE
i
*
,
*
\
runic from Pennsylvania, the birth [Vnnsylvunit Aeronautics comntis- and lost their lives. A storm off and Nungesser were reported tf>„ - j
---------- —----------constructed
FQR SALK: Wo
And the’ “feud” 'U due lo blossom thc now style of management I
aure cart and Graham trucks
pluce of the nil industry, while
hn„ h#l(l j u f[Ml organisation th^ Irish coast, such as the one hnvo been sighted, declared Uut
:
..
bungalow,
corner
,
uunKHitMii
cumai
Palmetto
Ave
I n
forth In 1982.
.
. • shown by Busji..With his club bat- I 1 1 ^
b—
Help
Wanted
(Male)
ami 13th Street. Phone 3.
Oklahoma,
thg
preaint
c
e
n
te
r
or
meHlng.
TheFe have be mi two mm. which recently drove back German absolutely no trace of the PrenclHi
atuf
Katie
Street.
Five
room*,
bath
a
i!
tling
vigorously
to
maintain
its
1
1
1
6
g
S
I
U
D
C
r
j
i
t
l
O
n
It is thd vision of the Von Swerthe
business,
comes
second
with
punjr„
«pplleri
to the Public Jjervice airrayn attempting to span the At men has been found. Careful
with shower, kitchen equipped with
rt
s j
/-*•
i
ingens tb* (fyVelop'"'* complete place at the head of the league, /a
eleven.
Three
nre
from
California,
j
c<
mmissMnt
anii!
ih* Aeronautic* lantic, claimed Coli and Nungess- seurch has been maintained by all
WANTED—Hustler
for
Seminole
electric
range.
Owner
out
of
th
c1
JC
lA
S
‘
4
COWAN
CO.
Auto
“downtown" bnddr one 'roof as a the manager elected to sehd in L II1 o O C I C t V \ I 1 T 1 I S
BERKELEY,
CaL.‘
two
from
texns
and
two
from
commission
for
authority
to estnb- cr, both Canadians and Frenchmen woodsmen for a trace o f the miss
city
and
will*
sell
at
iese
than
act
County
to
sell
in
or'-out
tfntb
„ ~ .
c* iliator and ujiecLnaotal works.
rtion o f'"th *lr Union Station Adam Comorosky, a rookie, u
>wt
ing plane or for signals .of distress,
||i„h ail* lines to transport
port pareen- in Quebec declare.
awnings, curtain inside, awning ual value. Price $6600.00 with $100’ (IN S)—Chivalry is not desd—at .Ohio, and one from Arkansas.
French Ave. Phone 716-W.
roject, according to Charles L.
. '(>
such as a note, that might have
least, not on the campus of the
ilrd
I
fcers
and
freight.
A
third
company
cash
and
$75
monthly.
Address
outside.
Must
be
reliable
and
have
Bradley, ptbsident of the Cleveland
been dropped from thc French n*»university of California.
j
Ihns i rgnnized to maintain nn “air*
Reports Discounted
closed car. Fred L. Hall Jr., 233 Box 101 cnre*The Herald.
Comorosky, was better fitted for
---------.
Union Terminals Co.
chine had tt ever reached this sitb
The days of old when warriots |
SANFORD
BU1CK
Cti
|
plan;
garage."
the
position
than
either
Cuyler
or
I’FjNSACOLA,
Fa.,
Sept.
22—
Park
Ave.,
Winter
Park,
Fla.
Quebec
officials
entirely
dis
Feature* Of Plan
ol the Atlantic.
*
212
Magnolia
Ave
1
he
Aeronuutics
commission,
bold
ventured
frrth
to
defend
th*ir
i
I
n
R
o
f
f
l
o
Clyde
Barnhart,"
said
Bush.
Barn-1
f
INS)—Eugene
Tart,
prominent
$3750.00
ia
the
nricce
of
small
cot
count all reports that the French
J 4»
»;
•
. t
*
9
,
.
* h e salient features of the pro
Investigation
by
the
authoritl)a
n._
F’ree
Rent—in
exchange
for
about
last
counterparts
in
modern
times,
ocj
fT
O
U
llQ
t
J
U
111
D
a
l
l
l
C
|
C
reutvd
under
an
net
of
the
Pbooe 367.
tage on well located lot on Mag
aviators succeeded In crossing the of reports the machine of tht.
ject are ’thee*:' America’s largest hart is on the caauality list.
•heal naval stores and cooperage
- raJ|*
one
hours
janitor
service
dally;
cording
to'
Frank
L.
K
,.rb
o
„
.r
Q
a
|
)
g
legislature,
Is
empowered
to
authnolia
Avenue.
$50
cash
all
that
is
And once more Bush's judgment i operator, went on trial here tqf^ty
Atlantic and deny utterly the
department store with a million
wc will give free rent on a three rtrquired. Balance payable Just like professor of physical education in
"model TRIM CO.
torize the oatabliihment of all alr- truth of reporta that their plane Frenchmen had been heard tlron- .
square feet 6f floor space on which seems to have been correct, for charged with manslaughter in conroom
upartment
located
in
business
p< rts, licence pilotv issue regula- was heard agd sighted off the lag in the Queb*) woods ha* .loA
the - university.
. *
I trim tne car, not xae owner.**
rent. Box 124, care The Herald.
ctlcaliy everything salable will Comoroskv has been playing thc section with the death of Mias
district.
Apply
foreman
at
Sanford
Automatic
revolvers
and
death*
Phone
817
for
estimates
TUSCU.MBIA,
Tenn.,
Sept.
2
2
-!
tiohs
for flying nml fln»lly to erwte north Atlantic coast, Eastern Can to the fact that there was abiulu.edispensed, and a gigantic gar position like a veteran nnd hitting •Dorothy Frederickson, local society
uir
lines
over which pilots will be ada. Officials here also assert ly nothing on which to bate sucU-dealing
hand
grenades
may
have
Herald.
P. W. RADFORD
20— Farm s For Sale
girl.
(INS)—One mnn is dead, another
age wherv autos may bring cus as well as anyone could expect.
stntements. In every instance thp
superseded
the
long
lance
of
Meriexpected
to
travel.
*
that persors with the “wildest per-on* making such reuorts, lh;
Miss Frederickson died in a lo
wounded end two were held In
tomers without the necessity. of
FIELD
MANAGER—F
’or
160
aero
iepvnl
knights
and
the
sharp
rn
HUPS—MARMONS
At. NOT1CH
Imaginations” circulated reports officials * tltl, were in p:r* t • _
cal negro hospital where Tart is
FOR SALE—at a sacrifice, best
r ; |jail today as n result of a gun
braving congested traffic prevail IN TIIK KIN
To- Make
COUNT OK TIIK COUNTY alleged to hove taken her for nn
potato farm near Sanford. Must
XIV,courtiers, but
>ui. XIV.courtiers,
n
I Sanford Automobile Co.
UUt 17, .Lk1•».•_*___ ___n__
.a rt..... ...I
T Regulations
_
that the two missing men had been
improved farm in South Flast pier of Louis
ing aboUt 'Cleveland’s
Public Jl'IMIK,
in
»h.
uu
mii-tlikl11
between
police
ofticers
uivl
SKMINOLM COUNTY,
Th® commission
mis;
Is expected tw sighted and the engine of their, "suggestion” and while t-,w» '•crIignolla Ave.
Phoae 137. have had long experience, prefer Georgia, hundred thousand dollur* dexterity *
STATK OK PI.Oil I DA.
lllegn operation.
The death of a
Square.
‘
•meet lignin In th; near future to powerful plane heard in the woods sons may have been sincere in 1
ably in Hastings section. W. M. worth improvement*. land worth moded weapons
apons
of combaSstlll re. alle*
,d
He The Ketnte Of:
’
prominent
white
society
girl
In
a
,
Tennessee
Valley
Honk
at
(.hemllcvine they heard tha * 11x10* o.
,
In addltloif'to the mammoth de InJKK
tunnuunce the regulations govern. near Quebec.
IIA YWvkiL, Deoeuied—In negro hospital led to un investi
FORD Overland Co. WlUys- Young, 200 N. Park Ave.
hundred thousand dollar*.
Seven mains a valuable asset.
gigantic plane, InveUlgation un
partment* store there Will be Scores Probate.
Ing ...»
the licensing -of- .i-----pilot! and the
ihts
i.
Overland,
Whlppita.
In
pursuance
of
his
belief
in
the
!
A
*
l
TU
P^
y’
„
.
„nnir
i
...»
miles county seat, turn pike roads
FINAL
NOTICE
gation and Tart’s arrest.
Viola
Attempts to organize searching folded that the origins' •*> ilaloi 1
of smallef 'VeUlP Shops along thu
•>#
•
•
’
,
' A com
..i. of
_» .ut.
.0,„ ii ' IIi‘ k ' I establishment r-f airports.
truth
this ,u----theory, «._#........
Professor1 Cdyd* T <; P*11*
Commercial Sts. Phono 58.
Notice le hereby ulv.m that-the j Kdwnrds ncirresa is «a ...............
through
farm,
railroad
station
on
parties
to comb the woods near of th* reports were “higiilv hue*;
co-defcndis
dead,
while
Chief
of
I
olice
A.
0f
menibcrs
of
th*
brilliantly lighted concourses of the under,lKned
,
I I . , ............
.................... the fortnu' 1 •* , al*
•
*• i.
*.’
.
*'
will, nn the «th day of " i “?* t I I u !
i.
11— .Miscellaneous
farm, 3868 acres and will sail for Kleeberger has just Instituted a Hester is nursing a wounded hip, . (# , h? rt.gU|Btions, and It is ex- Quebec for the bodies of tit* glnative” end in sum; coses “very
station pro|tar. There will be three October. A. l>. 19S7.present to the |?nr w ^ Tart. It isalleged that
Nffj VjJlj i $jl
*
• *,
0
• *•*.,
HN0LE
HUDSONESSEX
........
..
now
course
in
fencing
for
men
at
one hundred •thousand dollars.
levels frofh which pa trons may en- Honorabl* County J iMk* «f Heml- helped perform the illegal operatil 11 •t| I'; *pv*|.* * * * i
• •'
A- L .Fran k, of Montreal, <
. f nada'i pet ltd to submit them foV the ap- Frsnch flyers have met with Httta unreliable.’’
ING
Daniel . Co]|rr|
the university.
When wUh
younghuJohn
nol« County, Florida, his final re- tion on Miss F’rpderirkmm u |,l,k
Awning
Terms If desired, T
T. 7.
tu Dime
§t ,b forth
co. ond E, R.'Smith, of Memphis, nre ' rova, ()f |h(| entire ,)<|Jy >t the
ter the building—from
im Ithe Public turn,
CAR
AWNINGS.—Auto
account and vouchers as Ad- 1
, , ** rreaenciuon which
203
Oak
Avo.
•#*4
‘
.
j Millen, Ga.
Square, the depot aryd Prospect mlnlitrator of the Kstute of Jef resuted in her death.
Co. 11 Ball Bldg.
*n'J[**k „ i
.
,1 next session.
Phone 41
etl .friend urcoq'li'l to Jle ;pruf-|*ln
Haywood- Deceased, and at eald [
Avenue.
, .
esscr, he shflufd'te prepared to u«e f! ThgYlght took place after if -, Governor John S. Fisher has extime, then and tber*. make dppll-l ST. PETERSBURG — Bids sskhad trailed the men, »h'* hiblted 11 kern interest in the pro•Although no
agretaieqt cation t<* tbs said Ju4*e for a final1_. .
.
.
BY TAYLOR
a cane or a stick in defense of his (icers
'
lleti
in an automobile followingl re>„
|b(. w,
„f the commis’N POP
has been reachetfwith any concern eeti(ement of ble administration of I c<* r erection of radio studio
lady
love.
That’s
where
a
know
estate, and - for an order 4(«-. and
recaption roomoverstreet
thp holtlup^of u negro taxi cab tlnv-1 „ion| p0[nting nut that Pennsyltake ov*}-> ^ }},00ai00(y *p s re said
ledge
of
the
honorable
are
of
fenc
clnmrlnx him «e such administrator. rnp
C PRACTlCS DOCCNT
WHEN X GET
\-K
wan the flrot litete to take
I'M JUST BeaiNNiNQ
feet of floor space, according to
Dated this the Itth day of Aug- tar lrm‘n*b
ing comes in handy, the professor f ^ T k i negro, who hud been tied
'•bo'Re PtAViNQ
geeM TD DOME any
TDnCO L)P X
In order to avoid the confusion Graves’ Muscular Writing, Be
‘
anti
left
In
a
bunch
of
woods
by
•
official
cognizance
of
the
progress
Tt>
6CT
IN
TH
E
SW
IN
G
Bindley ,it is rumored In financial uet, A. D. 1*17.
insists.
GOOD- 11M AS PUNK
A GOOD GGMC
pla y a m ea n
OKOHOK O. IIISimiNO.
of opening week in the schools all ,VII.
BARTOW —Bartow Stationery
circles
'
here that Marshall Field A
L WAS ALL OCT
Rut besides fencing, the modem tho trio succeeded in making ni*' 0f aviation by creating a body to pupils
Aa Administrator of the Es
game
TODAY
AS
X
CVER
i,
•
Ju
*-.
f
•
«
*
m
.m
...
i
*
*
•
/
”
,
WOftY,
H6NRV
Ht of
or th#
the grade*
grades and Junior
junior Industrial
ii iiustnai Art, Revised.
iievweu. 1'art
mu M
>ul
tnupe
and
warned
the
officers.
'
supervise
and
regulat;
It
within
its
Co.,
of
Lo..
or Chicago;
the Utmbel
o r F fiA crice
tate ot Jeff Ilaywood. Company store at 130 W. Central
Lothario should be accomplished- In
WAS
high
school
are
urged
to
purchase
Winston
Simplified
Dictionary.
:
Deceased
The
officers
found
the
car
parked
boundaries.
.
Avenue
being
improved.
Brothers or New York, R. H. Macy,
other physical arts, the professor near the bank, with one of the man
their books this week. Last year,
^
considerable
amount
of
specInc., of New York, and a local con
said trday. “Every men," he deEIGHTH GRADF1
sitting in it and the other two Ju st|U|atlon hes been aroused here aa many children had to wait for
cern are prospective occupants.
dared, “should Iw able to swim, entering
•,
the bank. As they walked t0 the attitude railroads, traction hours seeking opportunity to pur-; Literary World Eighth Reader.
Uptown And Downtown
run and defend himself and any up to the machine Tripett is alleg- und bus lines will tsk* toward the chase books, as tha book store wns Silent Reader, VIII. . ,
.
•
a
<
With the completion of the ter
weaker person who needs his help. id to have fired point blank and neW field of transportatlm. Some unable to 'handle so many ordars! Elton Good English, Book 111.
minal building enterprise Cleveland
Besides this he should be arile and when the smoke had cleared one j observers expect the present trana- promptly. It Is planned this year, Mastery of Words, Book II.
will have an' "uptown" and a
have power and endurance." *
.
.
of the trio was dead and the other; teivicc commission. Others, belicv* to have ss many as possible s Hamilton's Essentials of Arith
wntown.” ’ Practically' all nf
The gold teeth,
heretofore,
thl’ip
'
two
captured.
! Ing the airplane can ui no way in- cure their books prior to the school tic, Higher Grades.
aUnd’a"retail business hns been
adorning the mouths of only tht' e ’
---------- ----------------I terfere with the business of pre- opening, thus avoiding a repitltion Human Physiologyng eastward, until at present
who could afford them, will soon
United States History.
ORMOND—$39,523 contract l*t|Mnt transportation facilities, pre- ot the ronfuaion.
center of business Is in the
be superseded by a tooth, not s o .,
to Ormond public; «iict the application for air fran,^ Th* state is furnishing so large Davis* Productive Farming.
Square district around
•xpensivs, but just as good If ex- ,0.r , 1
IchUes will me;t with no opposlt- a portion of the primary books that My Country, Revlaed.
15th, 10th and' 17th
»•neriments to be conducted by th ei*'"001 building.
ion.
it will be unnecessary for primary Graves' Muscular Writing,
University of California collage of
VA LPA RA ISO -G ulf
Pokier
pupils to obtain their books '•*- VIII.
■Kirthi. “downtown under!
dentistry succeed.
------w .. . Company purchased light und pow
Industrial Art, Ravi
To
Maintain
Airport*
fore opening of the schools.
roof**..possible - another sky
Under a new nlan in th* dentis*
The aeronautic commissi'm hope*
er
plant
of
this
place.
Junior
High,
Grammar
and
PriWinaton SimplifUd £
scraper will be necessary, Brad
try school which adds the study
to establish airport* ‘n or. near all
ley states.
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The Sanford Herald, September 22, 1927
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 22, 1927. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 22, 1927; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald