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L tu ed " I r e International News Service

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AVERS!
APATHY
lANGMENi
w- • tt.’'

H L A M ta S

F iiiliJ r

F or

T o n d it io n s
«o m

ws Upon
City Case
mis W i l l N o t

itil

P o c k e ts
A ffe c te d

I (,&lt;*»( i» •
Nr* * S m lr r
revnundmt
M.L S - ( I N S ) —

ll«*y I). Sutler.
t&lt;n|i5 loader,
ngo nttemptisl
1»7utlcl|ihia bill
%"bad job" to­
; views on tbut
forld problems
live

interview

«|mtl&lt;|ent.

commanding Ihr
'the marine carps
r.in While vl.lt
wai informed by
it of the revela|conditions, bootleg
•ft iv it lea of Ih
ili- by lii* InvestMackey and DUunaghan. The tlen '
ear •* though to
jrpriird' tin,I then
|.tatcm&lt;nt in whl.'b
present
run,
upon the disinterest
al people of the city
praetieal politienl
by honest and ex*

SANFORD FLORIDA. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER «. I K l '

TO WIN VOTES
OF WISCONSIN]

U rg es R e p u d ia tio n

Member Audit llurrau Of i.lm iUtieM

W RECEIPTS
O f A l “Al»EED TuOSE
OF DEMOCRATS

New York Minister Reiterates Charges That
t i O V e r t l O r I s D e a i l l v l ’ rtj» T n

l a r in e C o r p s ,
P e o p le

O A IL Y N E W SPA PE R

B a d g e r S t a l e 'l l . , J u st |
E le c te d T w o A v o w e d j

t*________
K o m ”‘:
M em ber

R e p u b lic a n C a m p a ig n
A i . A * * m h ,y
». t ’
lA c tu tiv c s H a v o D is W e t s A n d T h i s C i v c H ’ ‘ ',
a
. ^ m - • - - ^ renhiit* taia
the I fm t r t about-'
Im rs c d
M o n ie s
•d
k#
had
rood
the
r*A6rd
o
f
!
H o p e T o D e m o c ra t*
0 *t% »e. Smith from IMM to IK 1
‘ I h : t n T lt c &lt; lp | M &gt; N i(io n
------lu" ' ^ t
Dr. John I!
h "but tbl. m . „rd ia a mountain of |
A l W ill D ld iv o r
htratrm. pa&lt;(.&gt;r of Calvary llajv- ■MM,
, l l I f III l l f - n c r
;D»t Church, New York City, r.it_ tit of* mag hia aJdrvt*
. rated hi* statement that (fero,nn, Slratou insiekt forth sheer* t i l
Al Smith. IV mo,-rati.- nommre for h# Mgr*! the tv trn to east th,.ri
provident. i« the ~dcadh,,t f , » to
baUot, for II,rbert Hoover, rvi^t
I s the m»ral forces In America today.” Iwan pr&gt; .d.ntial uomlae.
Whnl-aalo lawle-ssni- a in Phila­ L n t o i l e t t e ' s S t a n d
T
l i r .M
FO
ou
S ulO
b sS cCrriip
p lt i o n s O f
Th* ani'anre was one of the
delphia «a&lt; . via,- attributed t., I
S e e n A s A d v a n t a g e tarre.t that *\vr greeted a public
"Sjwak t d d a w u } «th
$ r »(M N I«F a c b T o p l,L s t
an aualheUc e.trmahip by Gen.
he aimak*.
-it d*e* U ,v
Bmedk-y Butler, fo in n director {
T o S m i t h C a n d i d a c y •leaker in thi* city. The auditor­
O f D c m o c r a tic tiifts
hr'* aettd ami praise tj.J | he
« f puhlle safety of the Qu.ikrv'
ium wa. filled nnd n fen were llevw ah*', guing to stay aolbt.- j
tity amt now in command ef L&gt; S
N n V YORK. Sept. * ,- t lN 3 H
ALBANY, N. v T i^ r t. H -tlS H l •landing Tfe, minialrr, on* of the
Mpraing hi. •unirntiot. that
marine, in Tien T In, China
I win,* rat*.1 aato-nal campaign
— In any normal political year It C.ovrrnor'. nut,landing fiw«, V l . -morality u Om .mly found*l -o. The
'
iaJ7 *
7 ' ,"^ ‘
mere
would borihr on th* fantavlir for ' *"»■" Ahun ferou* appUu-e |)n,r
nf i r - m w a r fir. HtraUm a .1 *'
,,J T #
rVmwtrr
time
n.
he
drove
horn#
hi.
mea.
a IVniurmtie presidential notonw-r
mrted that ,t ..
d ,„y uf a.im
__ ..i
..
. __ . .
. |»ro*ic
irmti.: receipt«
t-era h
I u lhaai
receipt* h«-e b*«a
Dewmcratir m.ia- m w
to rr.ferUin verWiu* Rope* of rairy ’ •rh» again.t
i. rI Uu t o f » i |a
t&gt; I* by 11 i-.iaht.
inoe. Nearly to minute, laic in ar- -without f.ar or farvir,' » q
ruhl .attorn of the Itoatowratl*
hiving, I *
Stratnn was gtren » Imhea a&gt;/ tb- , runny rampalgo
fmamtai atatraieat a* ef Peat I
% tw&gt;t only i&gt; *ntnta.nmg surY an tnrmendou, ovation a. he |&gt;«
lW
'*?• Am,r - - .1 . to -al cenirit........... . th-t
idea but he has high h«ipra that I
lb rough the crowd and made
S
L
i
.
m
-&lt; »iW &gt; n . J4. r-t*i*f»ce.pu
bin the votes ar» counted In No !■** * * f **• the atagr.
rvuta ta h*r hi.tory, &gt;v m greater
\embvr he wilt be able tu a l l the l
V * nul »hM ‘ «g muj ia
(fVr'-t-nued «n pag* 4-1
.........................* "

,.r Smith .Men Need
To Raise Hip Sum

Milwaukee Talk

TWENTY PLANES
OFCLASS B TYPE
LEAVE FOR WEST
Take

2 Y o u t h s 'A n d
S e iz e d

In

AMERICA FIRST
TALK TO MARK

G ir l

A tla n ta '

ATLANTA, Sept. S— &lt;tNg&gt;—
A jny rkl* intended to l**t *aly
a few b a rs hot lengthened
under the InOueof* of a alagW
rmktait into a 1-day jaaM
arrow twu Mewthmra Sttfes, m•ultrd Friday nigh* in Uw *r
teat u( three tn.year -oka T ’ »rid-h roDeglata. and i b 'i g M . ef
a ti.yer-old 1 ta ya ttlaol girl,
•aid by pnfh-e to have keea the
uew-iUag ilrttat ° t an la y l d r*
-tuinapping" PSUvk- tk-It. Cgrpee' r, A'.tof' Cues ami /m'*
lleadtlt. arw.ted at a 4-aalo «a
telegraph
id d ia la i
■ tor* Rwy had gene to wire
their pat eat. for mrmey fcrv toetag held tot the poU«* Head put
t.M e* toUak*| rhaigev e f N *.
pn*&gt;n, white M,.« I c i w M&gt;.ry,
their* attractive and rvaanrmfel
r a a g iwHfaaias ia under the
tare of peii*e.wuahrii pvrxliag
tvevift ef advice freat bar
fatten a.

C e le b r a tio n s
S la v e d
On
n io n

W ill

Be

In T e n n c s n e e

N o m i n e e 's I n v a *
O f S o lid

S o u th

Kurd. Firestone
Mill Be Present
R e p u b lic a n
C o n tin u e s
F a v o r a b le

C a n d id a te
T o

H ear

R e p o rt*

Ii

IV A S lIl VTi r «)N . IjgpL 9
( I N U ) — .-V nVm«ts»J‘ ,&gt;, “ Ant*
«Vwa fir s t " ‘ U 'h r a ti &gt;n w ii)
b«- a f a p d In Ih r llttie vi:i«4f‘»
uf- KHiutbutht-oft, fannawgrn,
wltbn Herbert Hnovvr -jvah.t
th frv bh't. ti- in h i. .vniy trvrmilon o f the ‘ ^oltol S o u tb ,'
It tag. It arm ,I her* tndgy,
Tvj Uklld tk#
(S i d*. .t%4|

MAYOR DEMANDS
POUCEVKJILANCE
rsjrsraflstiB Philadelphia

•»..

S e c o n d P h i t K c O f U e r h y ******
n r,' - ' " r* 1 T®4'*
. ,
.
...
.*
to the fatal he h„|&gt;e« to am u i from
(, .
« e l s l n d e r W a y A h the solid s«uiii and the a n ,
A v ia to r s

M MHER I I

16798138

JTu

B la m e s S u b ­

in o e p e v d k n t

Tki* left
a ha1*are of
»»).* lh A 5 th the Al Smith w ,r '
ehgtt, n luting |h* balance of * l i t

SECRECY GUARDSBRIGHT OUTLOOK
PRESENT ILLNESSSTIRSMARKETTO
OFNANCYMILLERNEWRllYINGORGY

■
*
1Mrarv l.rvi, Har**y S, liisstaao
tI
7 ^ ",
TVcma. A. Cd.es* U ptrtai.
I ICttCl ( Ir U C T H . U|)N Dto All three have ImiWated the/

O f f " * -**,
,u *,rrB s*«l-oard. In all the pro-sleet fen fig
uring that goes on about Smith
U tA J IO I T l f l U m i l I V
K ,r*U M .. mca.pta t , fept )
I* d r AIN O f \ l o l a l l U H N , M .a*. U,#g M * * a t ^ w,h tkBiKKSKVELT F IK ID . N. Y .
headquarter* an.| there ia a M
Sept. K—(IN 'S )- -Twenty plane, of
• ••* KAJ.4II had espemiitareaj
—
(-Amertna Tr»C* M w a o a i aad
o f it th*** cool September day*—
‘ la * H In th* national air derby
] Waving a balance af
W»4h . PHILADKLTHIA.
Sept E—
,h* eapaaaioa a1 ia t t v a a
took off here at on. minute inter- Wiaconaln plays an important part
rtaly i%s SMStki (o
tW Udm (LSS&gt;—Dry up H iiW iilflus » i »
V tAw| la Jma .
When Governor Smith croarei
vala‘ today twginn.ng at T: 10 A. M.
» tu
| | « H t » ftrs IW Itfk ®l rtttU i tk# |tatrtl yulk# « r i #r unsmI I#
J * * fUpaklki* M i a w m* in*,
the \Yiaron*ln line fur a • perch in Fffurls Tu Obtain Infur MrKeeapor', I’a, on the flrat
i n u i l l l t .tl M U C K S A l l * feur fifth* ef the r total eattiaated -day *a the p« U e went iaatrwcted ' • ^ "* «anoa*.-ed that he Wvx-i.1
Milwaukee on Sept. Ci». it will
l&lt;g of 'he tranwtontinental tare tn
YUIU'C 111 S u i l t ’ O f I ) t * - b
u
d
g
e
t
' to .lamp the lU .&gt;n t&gt;&lt;ht . a ) halt
cal r*h&gt;clt
furmatiun
A
t
Swiss!
mark the first time in many year*
lime* Ficlil. I.n. Ange.V,.
• I
I. •
m.
)'«Mf
r.ptuin. af lArkKO1' ; *U lusfecwiu. i.„ «mg trii.k* ami
RD**!.««hfen, U r - * .« \S» .Uthat
any
randaiatMfo4
the
pre,ol*n
Castle Are Hselesi
•"• H l j f I r l v l g i i r 1each top the Iwiwacratk' eoatrttoto- aataa and i
. *n up talaMU,' ^ff* r»pre***'.». aha rrad'.e o&lt;
The fllrra' were tu make a 30 I
ry, aave only Ih* elder lal'nltoti
minute atop at hlriiresporj where
tt,M&gt;. fur Augvrt. All came froia •lab# and *p*ak'*a»ta« tn their at*.' Aaaafjtan Liherty. It wa* at Ikva
himself, ha* inv’aded the atalf.
I.UCKfcMK.
Switierland.
Sepl.j
&lt;roHtemeat that a croup nf Itw i*
■r W, K teuton*
elaao persmval friemla of Guvernai trirta
they will take o ff for Columbus, O.,
Kootevelt waa the last.
I.— lIK N I— U p P riy d*veU&gt;p*d to­
lateraaiwoal New* Her.tee
&lt; API
Tht* waa the latest J*. shipment ••*»■•** •»»•* ap written art ulna
following a half hour a'op there.
The Dcmorratir ho|wa of captur­ day about the Uhieea of Naney
•"•■M ndiai
l‘‘*rre It Dtopout, thairtoaa mt today la th* .ensatonai grab* toue - f 4*lf-guveeameat ha ITT*, fe
The plane, will |a on to Terre
Ing tVlacuoaln at* ba*r,| primarily
y » « « ’hefene *•
NKW YORK, ?^pL * — F *v*r General Maior*. who reco«Uy aa rw*k»Uer,ag and undarworU run- /•*»*
tha —
IMelaiatwa
%M
Haute, Imt. for an over night atop.
Aan
Miller,
of
K*attle,
Wa*hn„
-upon two fhrtora.-thi, known wvtahla
afmk
rod
hu*ia**a
report*
buwneed
hia
auppait
of
Bmilh
**.
diUuaa
hero
darted
hy
Judge
td7
*
^
*
*
*
’
"
*
"
h
iw
d
1*
The •ake-off of the rlaa* II
neta of the stale, and Ita flaming in. » i f * of th* former Maharajah uf
ami lbs Mtgblentng pro.pert for ! ,K" r» ’hlk«ioa ,rroe. mag aa* of ' win U. Lew,* *m| DUtnrt Atfeg- ^ ' ^ 7 " ,
J®* * * * I * *
kniiwlritgc of, pluret I"day followed po.tpone- r urgency against regular Kspuldi. Indore, India.
ment of the shirt e f the ra«&gt; riut- iant.ru for the past laudicadra,
A a n k u 'i d a i i M tn ito fm .l '
» •OMW •*». v
.
, « F.|«*P J*ka Monaghan. The rorem
ea the AmsrtoM ro*.
In Philadelphia
The **-Maharajah, th* Raoee
7
4 , Kaacr. Now lic k cmtraM,«r and a*«adatta* » f th* ap*c&gt;«l «»aa.l
ra ptVM rvpetrui *n* lh*
two days, because of during whidh Ihr lakVllott, r, fat I*,
I hi. » lfa) and a large retiawe ar ■Matter * f th* year .timoUted fgamtal aagel of the Hmith y i* !• »» eegagad ia the paobe gaggh-j J.***!7*&lt;P «eMtt#u#J to r o u t *
’
unfavoraSie
w.-a
Svcr
cuiult'ion.
rneral Butler eai.l
er and aon. have l&gt;evn In cuo.tAnt
aefive to tfiif * f iperulative ■lock* «#a«eothui rampatgw seal arwdher *d n» the i a i p « , i « r o f Captain { # “***^ rvpert. * f poteatiai MM*
llevrd the aitual Report* received pday from point* revolt igU tu t eatahlilied order, of rlred gt f&gt;t_ Mvriti gre.umahly far
M *4 «R New kerb fmerwier, lhatfea Beehmaa head ef tha «Sty **tu &gt; ' ‘ t* , » *’• h‘* ‘•"• l* .* along
'he
route
to
be
followed
by
th* health of th# Amenran girl at tb« hefwidtog af trwdtag today i .
ihiag*i a* inevitabte pri*
him hrght roptoth.
rw* * ' V I W , large roidtthMka/ .detmtorea
..
,_
.|«.t#rvtgy whea
---- P Sth*
...it*' •rougb
_
with f i g eiroptloat
' •h« lack nf inter, the planea indicated -bat good fly.
T V m arouml Governor Smith ohirh was described aa being -far |*nd
.
.
.
.
...
-__
a
.
ih*
fuanh
Ito
om
wav
fr,M
W
J
k
*»7
defUrod
him
anflt
far
m
|^Ohan T a U i, fe raver kfesmarv
Ing
copdition.
prevailed.
from
good.**
itlnit of the tubhave eatrartod ronai Wratde tarn’" ' " " ' P i |T* ~ ^
lU
H- II. Uhmgn. h«cvr Yu*a «le*.
.
&gt; .
waa
art*, pro.
The planet were linad up In twe fort frt,m an analysis of the rvult*
Th*
farmer Indian ruler rethe city.
The theatrical group p *m h M &gt; .a ,r .o.| oailmul dlrw t., af
&lt; &gt; * M 4 k « tu tha gvMral g i
group*
of
10.
each.
At
7:
IV
ll (wople I da not
of the IVIeronsin primary thi. lalrmd AM** Kuenrle, who is n»l, ferwatd &lt;a th* fare of efftolil ,to.
; Ih a *rf»llc finance*, » * actielti** la th* effurt I* ity i 27^^/
, ' ■•nrotod la 1M
•n the aoralle.1 S'ephen D, Day, chairman o(* th« week. While Walter II. Kohler, the ml throughout the dtatmt ae an
atel*
&lt;/
the
rumorvd
m*
&gt;g*r
ef
ih«
(
"'lUlam
II.
Todd.
Now
Turk
ahip
•
»
‘
ho
rtty'a
*et
(pda
a
Dytag
‘
,*irv* * f * 4’ N- fea g iy
,
tarin
g
commit
lev
waved
fvr
ret]
whom I have frr
regular Republican candidate for ‘‘herb apn ialiM.- There erre sev­
hu,M*r. and another Intimate of nptedroa will atari a drive agrorot
.***. ^
** m
|through Intimate flag to Ijtr Schornhalr, waiting at govtornor and strung Hoover sup­ eral treatment* and th* party left Fax Warner ami ..thee
. .. i Govvrw*»r Smith contributed |I0, • »fro, night rh*ha and pritaU rhih. .
5
the
end
of
the
line
in
a
Buhl
Air.
for
the
Crince**
raatl*
near
la*,
I hyfiorritical. eel
entsrpn*** nnd bulli
porter, waa nominated for govern­
th* rbS 'tBM Owie about I I 04KU «/ tin-' »Wlaiing th* dry law*. Ytolaturr '***,
** rarv^*'’*4 *hn
or. he ran a* an open and avow.-d rerwe &lt;arr&gt; mg a h-ng |(ai « f health rl*&gt;, "A
K’ In aurjuirt a uni- a.itan, with no pa*»cngera.
matntr.in*,l that
Augaat total of tl45&gt;M * u in *T the proh.bil«-a *aw. arretoed Ui•*•'■&gt;« ttcpuhltoaa lk t* t l . V-*Srhoenhair’a tuo'or roared, hi* wet. So did hia chief opponent, Rep­ direct waa from Ih* “ herb •■•ecudlecaute they fear• U.r.o, prkv. ware .lutng nuthlng ,m,oint. of let. tfero Hun
|th* dn»e. Wilt b* groeeeaud under *7 ?^
^ ,
plane
.ltd
away
over
'&lt;he
flehl
••b"
-d ’personal liherresentative Joa*ph D. B*fk, a ho
m-rw thva rofl*.ting the enonuou*
The natie.v.1 ...mm tie.
Ik* n*&gt;d»r la * . « data *talwt«. i - ' • • f m M M , a New Y**R
(raped
into
the
air,
und
ah«ifc
away
Kfforta today to obtain infurma il*Mt&gt;«* ih lh# rarninffv uf Ibe rum vaored |||].ISn U v.rim,*
krtailnl.
wa. hacked hp the LaFtoUrlle
Ototor, fer ‘ he g*bro .trtv* »“ T " "
•« * •tele
machine. Between th«m they palled l , *°" * l
tw ^
fruit lev*. P «»T » • * mdd ahuv# M l In the org.nifaUun. during th. m.-rgK ■atu* from M «i*r lUrrr A .Mach
[tntllrnla involving; toward the west.
hemhtaartera and f o i d .
One
.uinutc
l&lt;
*
r
Aft'rr
S.hoen
One report waa tha*. the r t llah
115 per c.nt or the , ■tRe rad. Aa nraiah
during
to J I n l
n
.
P « M fag g Mw * ■ &gt; * « ggfej s M |,„ „ f ,ho n«,..UM. — i m l- ev
A.ihur t*c, *i* infant * m
^
“• s * 7
phia whinThey ro!| ^ lr‘* ,hiP ,rfl
I * '10- •«*•&gt; »W «* compared to thr 15 per rent garr\
,m ».k.a, the rum nog h-.a and * * * *
U* ****»**&gt; • ^
1
It
waa
it.||
in
plaip
view.
C.
W.
♦ red by Governor Fred Zimmer
••rt on the ground
dm lare-l that-no &lt;«* .ml m. ,4m. ‘ &gt;,"W
apalate. Urge #,
W
'* ‘' ' I f ' ' * * *
f-r th. „ o,h ........ .
J | who
___ _ran aa a dry. with th* hi, i r a « I V in .',..
-M-ioudy been able "Speed” llolman. In a lainl IX*-K. man,
i. immune.
*
!* " ’'« * U
*W.‘ * WmearpUa
The
kamu
.tow.Ttli
w
h?
manrod
hy
Treasurer
Jaansa
M
r v . _____ i ____ ■ , . . . » u . , f r o jo r ili in &gt; * * V ck -C ttf, flu
at five dollara a "llh ari&lt;»thfr Whivlu.ni 9M«»(4*r, y\*( rntltirvrmrnt of the Anti-Saloon J X K l i Ratleti * 1 2 r.vt
Krith-Akro rnthe. Stagey Coro- tfer.nl aa feU e.. Cuhl*,., IIOo.
Uactjr
-uer*. Uharura and
I' &gt; lay 15 dollar* * Olv rash|iru« l#ft ihr fUU.
ra in,**t!getong nnderarurbl de*Ur*4 Dw
II.L W V o *
j S m u S f - u „ n UU ^
„ „
.. ............ ..
A . each of (he rarer* rltared 'he
The Smith managvr* bav, ilea
hndnaaa
al Sew York, ae.
arrival.
. ■ . .. Tk* eedor* and meter aev**Mr j f t JMTJ; salane* fes.TMacti ri i u*
h. re
i
- .&lt;
.
,
in thr frun md#d with a i-.-d deal of tatom t
t I'-nioti ia that run yrvuml snj left «
■ •
l’ 'll
r'r ‘* n ' T '
" kr"
hard by
l b. „ „ „ . , , i.
......................... - af UgfWg MgLgnn *^l " “ ** • *
_ .
New Vwrh. a««&gt;rdlog fe ! I**»toi O’Leary, will -nt.one it.
****
"* •
Hmc.ar
I'ly &lt;»n only lie In, rank, on, from the rank behiml that neither Senator laFollette nor ever, declared that report, of 111. the ponerftd P «d* and profea.Un • „
The lad
;u»k at lhey eelad far Voa&amp;dga hi
(Crmtinued Cm Cage 4)
TWJf
&gt;k|
| sKi|i(irti
%
•o IL*
h# I IStiati
fur wina4k«r
)*, That ia through l •hied into it* place
th,f iV ^ I. **i " "i^co.
** PJmitlral
' " ‘ led ( ll*
M* A
am
whipped up
up sa Ihillil
point of
or ttwo
the ItKulalLn
tabulation **i
el p*dtirtK»i.nna
roatnhut-aa* a
IM
laq*d«y■ fer
another Rt«&gt;al)| In Its
IM L
"iff political lines plane .vnv wtnrlng gem*, the field
baatoed'i
' * * * ( ' “ I ! " *" "* * * ? lurmvtcr
Gar
,
i febnunary rognrt .atm,tied to
• 7:40 A. M.
A vWtory la Maryland,
bauvtrd by ihe-bHig journsy fr»m | i(, i„r jumgied into th* limstigtd town* la Augwtl, I f l ware from the I Judge Lewis, tie jury esplaawd H
■mg organ! aatiou
_
- India lu Ftp nr* but *h#«, Marc
Twenty planet darted brand,
■ e Ua., Ua | ^ d ,r . f lk# U v . ^ r d Melropulitan t n « and Stf from had a M u * » f evtdsrw* whkrh if doubtful *tata, * a * .
»r rvn one. Thi* er|* delegal nu». headed hy RnprkhJv.e^
• • piii
t ui, arrival ia btanra and :Sw itmotor*. n«ing about 4 I 8 nmni* up lints, (bwitaw Was the net. *r*h*d MUTO lime tu aift.
-.1*1 h under the Diiwhan, whu announced hi* with­
! a_
. __
.s » ( ncqwt.i
slat* rim ta ia , Aiha L
Taik
rorUad &gt;h* had regained her our-J
u »l«.ee 14, Eon
reports
|i i, «t a, ,| exprr- drawal after the dispute over
heavy reservoir, with 84 *ubacrip
l'*** hi# further linking nf lh#
I
which
v
tolled
tieevar.
Tut.
uklh
prlro.
on
Thursday,
wa*
the
,-nly
,
, ,
I
*f import anI airplane maau Dene. FhlUdelphia a*at g, f hi- hlWgad rum ring hero with CMa* differentiated
Mayer Wdigun I*. Pro awing. *4
furaser klabara- 1 )ictarjng fari'itiea.
I. Jrrary City J. Hallimer* ]c**Cu to l other (life* * a i seen
|Svl rvfnrnt move- niirant Who did no* atari. All th—
■
—
“
jah
aatol
he
*•&gt;
fer mar Guvernet loro
jah said he wav net worrying aver The August ivpwrt of ateo) in ,'agu
o'hcr* whV prulesUvl aifutui the
). •••M
and IlAUsbu'rgh
ef g)J
-wm-g -wgrowvt Ml eiewi Dl •*
Ilfe 'UI |H ).
§. A fetal
"MRI ««
» l 1 d*f» ’in/the vuit
' ef* Rgheti Bruak
• * i' (iukj vLlMOik. h «l nlktoM
InmJ
Th* Bepubliran party’s first lu.t «hs sum brought agsiaat him at
' ' * " ,’i*
khaulng a teinl lluhl gr ( i f M l ■&lt; 1 1 aa . nan f i t . • f Chicng h#t
mn
, Reguhltoan
.
,
...
, ‘
I seed, p prarti. al entry of W *c« and U(Y,I -r,rr .r%“
--- - -—B
- y r i M l ih*
Party
wwe
ing
f«T
vutro
in
Hanford
and
Semianfe
Bombay
by
a
Hindoo
woman
oh-,
I.
M I tu
n s am
..
L , gleet
, i u i ,wai
, i -c1
ml. .
L . ,rouglry.
_ ,,i..
,alia*
i i v * -of
f lthe
b- m
v aam)
m i h)lv
i, ■iff*
( f e ** to
s p u n lr n n l * r ,
a* IW , *
I II . vj
,.l*bl
ton*
ari tl
city
to
•■he
1lea of ilh#
t- n not on* with which they claimed were builq for
•sat
fer
Hoover
in
Marylumd
and
County will be made tonight when claimed the and her daughter Uete ti-.n .if Kg psr renl ,.f tfe- ,i»v|
The II vtate* e f the M d South ‘ help in tracing any i&gt;fwr*‘ t.&lt;n* af
1*4. the gang'e all tadng, were on line.
U
mm emr o f the graateat i*-’ »* M
W. J. Howey. candidate fur gov imyrironed when they refused t » m il* of thy country U .« nu.r.lv.
'the racketeer* h*rv ta Chttagu.
affgigd a fetal of 11
' 'lerlarml.
th* Male’s hulory would ho ra ernor, and a t»rvonal r%prevents becoeas hi* mUtreaae* The m,toher r i- » *•' phati.
the rvmarkal-to i U s - 4 from Atlanta: 3 fr-m
Tha Jury wdl hold only k «k&gt;r
from
I fear u nit i«
f Iferbrrt lluute, wlU rpeaa “ *ii»ng fur dsmagva f.,r falsi rM&lt;an«fen In mmufa. tunr.g m . Virginia; J from Alabama and 4 *m»mn today tool a half duagn, r„rd*d fee U
r «* e 4)
tutor
at Dark Avenue and First Street imprisonment and mlsapproprla- rviri-islly dull iiliu n
mpueiaal w\lao»»sa ae* t# bu*
*
The in from Tetaa.
Anriouncerarnl to this effect sk i ttowt ef property, chiefly jewel,
(Inert,# of higher *te»| naiump
Ithu. amt Tenneaie* waie ,ni tjy* b-wid
nimfe yrtUrday by l&gt;nalmaster J. J
---- —
- ...--tl-n w*, aleo tern in |h.- m l«r car iksl thr** timat, Indiana 5
* to'‘ 1 ---ralrovd • i f * 7, Wyaming t, Idai * V
R a p t i s l s C’u n t r i b u U *
rangemenu. The meeting u'(Ts" L o i n l m r d o ’s S l a y i t i f f budding ceaslrwrtton.
fd k ia llg ,u
with
o*a offer-ag.
offering
e-t. jmeat and atlker ..poeiarto the
lh# I-Uowia*
k —
•*•* « .u .s.,.| T r c v g u i i r v
WASHINGTON.
Sept- - 5. —r e a u M ti of fmirhed tteel
each—f'aUfaraU. I'rduradui, Con-!
1® IJ W lU lI t r e a s u r y
lh*
gathanng
will
proai-fed
(I.NS)—Based on
rumitU-n of
I t o fumaimt.lie* Cod future neHkrtM, MaMg and West &gt;VgiaU. { ATLANTA, bepv L - l I M i i —
tW3 p*r cent of normal on Sept I, 'ever
!* * * '
A K lUrnetl of Fern
•idiksI* wars dull and unsteady. . ,
,
.
. , ...
Hvyiltoi fri-m all ever Iks Fhrulk
the I'ruled States will hair a rot *‘*,k
1‘aMrreon, rrprva*n«
•V AhJilNkjTON,
Repb
Cotton market iim# ahtfe await
•s*pL
IIU K H C S I n I’.llH ’ t c d I O . tame tv lh* aid uf the h-toad Irena- il.\»&gt; Harry f. New.
crop this year «.f n.tTr.uOO l*R
*».» •»«*•! headipuarfer*. will
••*# «r-p report,
CHICAQO,
JUpr.
a
—t
l
’
i.S)A
^
•
wr*r«
of UW pounds groa. weight ( *|eak fer Mr ll,a.,*r and other,
W o rL ! C o u rt B cn rh ^
hr
u**w *7 gsgeigl. feday darned d a r p i
Mexifu Wii"
fam.lv
gram mttied
M
day, rhuwiand* ef iM art. m-.st.'y May«« Walkar » f Now T *tl
* h,, " * **pmA*d to addtaaa th* R o d fend between the fin i!
' &lt;&gt;r' I. the |*ost th* crop reporting board of thr‘ [ritiuwe'nrgi
judge N C- luinam|Te«y Ismlmrd* and tho fnm/y * f 7 * * ^
k*wrr P»lre
GKNEVA. !-.pt g«--tIK Si - "
* ■ » « . • • » • P1^ ^ ! to rar tho depannwnt wai lag ia ■
, .
’ • lUticod to Ihpartmrnl of Agriculture
* liar lev Ft an* Hugo,.. w.rU •* «m Ih- work of lh. to-akd, hah
noun-cd
today,
least
&gt;ear’s
nrodur,**l
H
P
u
uf official
J *'
k J J jg J
h
o
y
.
m
r
4
5
i
2
^
l
M
k
!
r
2
3
tv
fan.ua. I* w,-t and fanner tit-r. , *d Uu»|«rar.|y a* the rv»al» * f the * r * n i k M t l B
, leader, myatenuady
****lcaa (iovertfe lien aniuunUd to I L » M M I bale* • “ igger* of Orlando.
siertiag dtolUrd to lh* y•, ir • low lean se*relary * f vtate. war na-j •I.MdJMd *h.-rtag. » f rLwtoa “ *it*« k» upon Governor At
Tho
indicate
yfeid
.
.
.
Mr
Howey
will
prohaMy
U
th
»
f
‘
h
a
atgan
Wither r-felted
7^W # lie tween
^ r**M
" • * U.t vywaher on Ih* pr,gnmr h wa. tir plot t« ferm . nattomal alcohul qsuiatfen of 4*5 U i , nhfeh is *mmau*iy nominated lu the WufM Caraee, vwaishe I treasurer.
pro pagnroU d.rsctvd at the
Nrova Urodo ealiiaated at 15141
lolao
the
gwM
importing
point.
•'curt today hy th* t-eegw* of j A koai Hsptist t hui.ti uffetwd &gt;rati* eamiaaa.
pared with IM 1 pounds laa) year. staled The K*pubUcan randidai* " • &gt; » « • , are grouped logvlher a* Tiad.ag to the cammctobly marketi
a that data,
•Natimu luaamf Ih# Wagw **• , ih, Uaa uf Mto.riai ro that mtsvks*
muhaa fe* the p a jlr r ef
Now .aid
The total abend-ament ainrv fur governor ha* bee* cvadorling
kethoritod tha
aa eafenah*
lampatgw,
both ‘ •mkordw, la the heart -J the wa» in comparatively isaa't vtdwm*. HHkh gave M# Hugh,, 41 role* i nri#* taold ho P«-4 th#«r salarir*.
“ I here has t o l
, ***** date o f lb* July I was placed at 3J per cvwt
_____
„
,lM
l
l
)m
lW
to
g
.T
g
m.am
a
fl
ihr ru n g 4— to w n agrtiup.
w gvqnfeL A *P*-&gt;*1 »• ntubwtk-o hy the h u lv ftiw I to*
* *ervire ( NM ®f the ,C.C.G,UOO &lt;acre* In cultl {through the mads and with gum
Thaw (bear r . .bieitopeA r liw v &lt; » c r » « n A i r s h i p T o
:
pryfetokh tha Uoid* fend* will &gt; •! » g wot tha wa
erous •peaking engage ment*
rtlU
s,
This
would
leave
fur
kat-j
U»«h*. Tvaaa, t .
I •&lt;1», I-vat withi d M u u t • i**fas«&gt;
la'ssn Up ia alt fe»*i skorvhos that in ebrowna matteg
M
y
A
t
l
a
n
t
i
c
S
o
o
n
*
w
u
•’*
«
«
hrogm
n
o
h
r
*
t
d
____
T M*»icnn route, • eat |hl* season * total uf 44AIL ' » » . .
li.r ugh the fug of gangland si
-j
hy
tha
n
u
f
t
o
t
w
af
J-\a
!&lt;**.
,
•
J
»
Jiruw
ha uadiMti-od that RttoUga.
sim
u
lta
n
eo
u
s
th
e
f*nPolice
Search
ror
i,
l~ » route la
rdovra,
' ' r*MPert, |nc^ „ f sue Bureau laaued a ivpurt show­
U
A
alflN
tJlu
s
Regg.
A
.ilN
g
)!*
*
*
^
^
ttt‘
*4‘‘
g*
y
a
,
"
,
V
“
l
l
a
through
• S la y e r s O f T r o o p e r
matter la MA ui aaadohie unh m
T
h
.
^
(
f
e
,
.
,
dirtgude.
i
.
“
—
—
l
*
o
l
a
N
t
v
n
I
s
H
u
r
t
ing that Uirt.Ud running bale ,
_
Km lh* eprnbtoi * f pofhe,
, peats) said, *« ow.
*»“
• '[ T h r e e B y r d P la n e s
.I .n. F
. .r.! l F r o m
^ ^ '• M n lP e w ill counting round aa half t aie*. acre
llo r e c W .
•seated the osdy one* strong toITf
TfXK D O . N. Y a S*pb ■
Jo
P*
ay anlaid* cg*w
•mil runner limn ginned from th* |PtH crop prior ta IIN S I—State police today ar* enough ta srrssM f*r * daylight
v S ^ m iS ’ J S ^ r jS
R e a d y E o r I ’n r k iiig
pper af matL
Sep*.
I,
compared
with
1AMATT
° * r’ k - u r v y .
I'A H r fe pc R— tlN d i —l\4a
•earrhiag- fur th* murderer*, be attack and kUkag to the very ma­
Geoerml Marry
fberw feu toan oa vhang,
N* » York, bales last year.
j ter « f heme hand crowd* o f the* «,N m r wa* adkieed lud«y hy the &gt; WARM ING TDM, toyto fe~flK S | Negri, faooma fNduh f&gt;lm ho*sky th* admumtiutHM af tht*
Iweed ta he member* of a
recently
arrived
from
lloUy
"'hey Urge
(mnmn
hoaia)
.AdmMdatrotioa.
|
—Three
ptaaei
»
f
th*
Byrd
Iwwth
!, gring gang, who i M and lnUri[&gt;anda, o f a
who
for
•attar u* vfelathen of M
HRRAI.D G K IS I’ KJtSIMMDNM Tan T. Wikirr a Hale matuPrycie'ysars gone armed, aurrwondad by
lk**»k welghiag np tu JO I l\J* expatoitfen h-pped e ff from wwad. wa* inJursd i-by wtoa *h* tarred from Iha m* U awry |
ws,
ih.
sm
item
a
harm
whda
polieema* slat Word tor*.
t&lt;odyguards, aad Mi roostant state grew* mod paa| rards will .be ' Do n *»»l air v^atioo field a* tl;h?
If th* ,!»*. d mailer
Th# Herald I* In rocripi of a
'«ch ounce or
h l an the flig*J* between today far lluv&lt;lkS Roads, V *. riding. Hu waa taken to the few*
Wilder
waa
fts
n
i
4yh|
lair
uf
prepare,tares fey Just snrk a ,,,T
la this paragraph app
Thi, will (uVtr baskel o f Japane-r i-rum nos,
» n,LirhvhOM-a and I
punt.
where
they
'
will
be
I pa,
M kid
H B
yesterday * * a lonely rood to death aa finally &lt;aught np with r t o P v a c i d a te * » f
or I* wader t
Fhyaiiisst at the Awericga
•f d,panne* haw ihlpmint
« •*» mall aer- presented by Mrs. J. F. Vaughn, Greenwood. N. V-,
by a roupis him
llesp.Ui
at
Nvuilly
whem
the
aokwho
resides
in
Grata*ill*
Th#
Ll.
C«m
^.
C.
C.
They
were
the
k d H M lfa M iB fl
„ T*»a rorreia g sedan bra nag a New Jerosy
Lombards was th* head Itsotsa- Kossndahi, m m u h r
rosa gas taken sard they teased th* INwudftr*
* f~
bv D*an Hmithi
J»**icu will be fruit m from, th, Vaughn or­ I- Vtkos whu leleplwtoHd Polio* that vnt af “ Scarf*** Al"
Internal inyui wa hoi csski net say
* : o hut tu carry it » l
chard a«wl aro declared ta h
Natg dbtetkb Loa Angel**,
n *IC ’ Hsrnt lie ' »
tha
* » * r n m » nr
1 among th# finest groew tn SemL they had pdirod th* body «/ th- st » t beer, rice and j
in &lt;Jermaay t*
tlaield L how soriosw ihopatlani was notil proper sWgtM of pottA
.
.
, not* t uuntf.
,.VV &gt;tt j ( l i f e r s i w i u i i i b
•tatg trooper.
T
ldtentte.
flight

H

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Howey AndHoover
Lieuleniinl To Talk
Here This Kvonimc 777,7.,

U.S. Cotton CropTo
Exceed Production
Service Of IdOst Year Total
Mexico
uJur, - w . . , . „ . - * l ,|!) BhtmrdOn Feud
^October

New Denies Lixity
In Barring Mailer
Attacking Al Smith

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�THE SANFORD HERALD,

PAGE EIGHT

SANFORD, FLORIDA

FRIDAY. SEPTUMBER

7.

ruiLBonv

1 'll .1__it,

i.i'i'M ii"

. ... tiu^iirnniniMii'

Tlii« year . . . vntir ilioicr " f nv
inlptutancc tu your choice of ■ •
For «riRinc» nf lf)2S arc fs-irr
tinu-x in a riven arcnrid. I !»*■v ntn
. . . Iiijhrr cnmprrstinni * •nlv a
Ixnly can "*ta»nl up" under »Li
imiiurmlai'finrii(i&gt;lum
1
tin* thorough luhricariiin it mi: I'
alt circumitanrc*.
I, r. i' .in f vtr ihix vcuf, rl I t L
yo»| uw . . . u.ll.IMrnuinr your eiicine i
i ji Ii nf flu l!twi»JtiJ : of r.ti!&lt;
|ir.
Itdflixlie fit»t mile nil, n &lt; I •
» M"*'
of pauHin n il jiiiI i vlinJr I
’•. ••
untiif . . , liilnii’Jtr* lliofouglih jl I
tempi rjiuif*.
W liricvi r von u r the Rnl &gt;ui nat &lt;&gt;"
‘I V ij m l.nlirii •jIioii I ’l u l l
It • will

I ft j. ii ( iiiliti ii Motor i U jtiil'. t it I *

rile Tt vu Company, IT »Jllcr&gt; Place. Nctv ^nrkCity
Texaco /VIroltum I'roJuctt

GOLDEN

M OTOR

O IL

SPECIAL SATU RD AY
ONLY

FREE!

If It’s Price
YouWant-

Six Mi lex W ill
i f tianloril
On Thr llrl-iml lloii

If you huv on price v.t ‘11 •"« ,;ul |M
■ell youc Goodyear Path- lf J
'I"1 '•
findi r tire rind beat in~ l one. miire.i
oidtr price*.
Pathfinder* ore made in
the world'* largc*t tire
Rockey’s
laitnric*—you Rtt tl a
benefit of cnormou* pur­
chasing and production
Shop
method*. ami we lu.k
up tint tire with our rep*
utatiun and icrvics.

BETTER TH AN
GOVERNMENT
sFKCTFKWMONS

Tire

RED TIP '
ERVICE STATION

where you see

We know

tho red Texaco
gasoline pump at

there's a
difference

P ennant

GASOLINE
The V o la t/lo Gam

Texaco Gasoline-the
v o la tile gni - yields
it* full power the secrr.id it gets the spark.
The engine run with
Texaco etarts cosier,
picks up quicker, und
steadily delivers its
maximum power on
the steepest hills.

e . j riTa Uth
F ir s t

St.

Cirocrrlw*— Tobamw
ilr.nUs— Ire Cream

Is there
any real
difference

W'o ha ml U- a rompMe • « ^
T i xam (.aniline ami l^ J
Motor Oita, \\* pit* l e i
m »# »rrriee. I rw ai!. r«*»*t
water at rurh. Unlit. (•*■!

Some people always
get T e x a c o M o t « i
O i l -ami others jusd
buy any kim! of oil
without thinking very
much ulviut it.

A lw a y s

N E W

and

Open

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Gasoline?

J. I* out It

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FREE!

Ss U]p?
The netogasoline
is here ! Motor*
ists tell ua it’s bet­
ter, far better,
than anything
they have ever
had before. Let
us show you.
J.'K. Robinson
Midway

You will, too, the mo*
merit &gt;ou yet the netlt
atul better T E X A C O
into your tank
There is nothing like
it. Drive In. T h e n
notice y o u r engine.

Gallup Filling’
Station

W e have the anawer.
Ju»t drive up to the
Texaco pump. Then
notice Low much bit
ter your engine per­
form*. Better in pick­
up, power, mileage and
*moot linear.
The ncu‘ Texaco u
decided! y'oIttiTent.
Stop xxhere you acc
the Texaco pump —

T E X A C O MOTOR Oik

0. If. Slcnstrom
Jib A French At
I'honc

It. A. (jallu,), M i.r,
A cru s. tUuth Lnd
A x u lic it F ield

West Sanford
Filling Station
'V. First SI red
l ha*, ('rrlvut. Mrr,

7 I 7W

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hflity* to perform the duties attrrdant ujxvn •enforcement. It j»
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A dispatch from Now York «■&gt;••; otherr
wren- lthe
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cmwira epiH&gt;ple
™ e « hold the!
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plain-from a reading o f hit apec-rh
tie. U rine that he “ ha* lonjr known 1t.,iant.e i” tletermininf how there muting many v
on I nit 7aulijeet
and *Uo
alto &lt;rn
l'Jwt "n‘!
fior. Smith's »trtM*th with the |
%wl|| ffl) tbi« fall.tfrom
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—— -4 bi!&gt;Um-tTIrH'l. * Vlgoroua attack-4lpoa_
k w T r r r r W f tn *mnke the KepnH^^y", SenaW^b.brrson" Dorro- nrcroes -hr New York Mate” , and * Vommentlhg on Senatnr fVpe^ Thu*, umljj.
reitcrato hia charjre that the Democratic i ,|riin
„ 0,
thi* point. L „ r smith ha, a running mat- that he find* the negro voter* in
Urtic, 0(,
K D I.U M I L. Ill-AN
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M. tlIIIVAtlli m ini
tl..»#*rr
fTTfttt*Mt foe to spiritual and moral proif*
Senator K**i»ln**»n also «tt*cusse«, fUt|v ra|«hp o f meeting the *pur many *tate. lining up for the Tam- j Und'a »tat« ment. a prominent writ jhe “ stnctly
IU H I K K. J U IK I vi.n .sl# * C a ll.'
'•••* in America. In the characteristic fashion of the great thr mrrrhant manrv proiiUm.
, » , u„
b&gt;. thr c mnn„ r,.
many randldate. Royal S. Copetand, 1 « r »ay*
Hoover tiAebwhiu
al'tiai l l l l 'l j-iN ii %* i;*
hhowman
that
he
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the
New
York
minister
declared
corruption
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prohibi
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other
Smith detractor* Dermic, a tin w t r ii.t from New York 1 "Time and eu»t»m Kave previou*. "crat* are flti4
17 ot
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^ g n . up with th.- Re. jump tbr old ftrty
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Jh'tJjJJ", ’ “ sCnUr# th,* ^ '," r * * r erir* * n‘ nttU r,/,mlloB ha* I».ued a *tMement In wMrh he U « " « «
111*. Governor .Smith unfit to Ik* president and dramatically
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virtually
acknowledged
th
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F»bllean*.-but
.th i, pieaent cam. fhrir P r o t m C
Jt v •**rHpir ii^r W m «
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many-Dimorratic party to he thr raisn bmU *• r n . aligntntni. with atntimenu Uj V*,
Iammanv
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The ll»'*14. bitihird &lt; plfHivfi n»w« I
lh » negroa—at least tbo*. who «ot# for llertwn i|
OISH, pShtrf IInfn In Ihr
With nil hl» semutlonalism, apoctacular methods of ••nullification .-"•■*»* in refu.sl
nM jw right of fnmla- pBS5f ” , ^ f***,II *i«**I N «r a V
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pleased era We *■•&lt; nl anti, political V’ lu nlity- thing jo UtJ tk,*,
I hi* iiip rifir hfwa
• iii FAtl&lt;if» i apjH*al, and eagerness' for public adulation, traits for »r *il.ul •dure tre enforce. ' ,r , ntal pHncIplea nor d f » » he omit I
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with earl* development* indicating ctamering for the election o f the
all III# IliOlltlK »:l *■Ilf ■ of |hfl| tvhich
we
have
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distinct
aversion
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anc.i.^
rnined
to
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tkket. The complete negro* fUrVh, U *,,
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j}Wt*rir »m&lt; *m in KiiifiH# *u4 (ft g r e e w ith D r. b lru to n in - m a n y o f his in dictm en ts ot in * ^ ch.rved uith .h y ,urh nffrn^
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n ienu&gt;ng the negro voter*, the New equality, socially nr.d politically, o f
i tit# fid ft o f tiandl**iS HIM** l t * w « (a Democratic nominee.
the
negro*
in
Harlem.
New
York**
We ftstl ns Dr. Strntnn that Gov- j B( |^ne Rl he ple&gt;ige« htm*elf p.
Will rout'em Or,
A woman'# roloring nred to ha , York *en*tor continued:
Witflout |X|UR|.
ernor Smith's record ns an assemblymanconvincingly ' enforr* thp in* Governor
Smith'*
• pte,i • « a sort o f key to her
“ I have long known hi* rtrength griat black Uclt. ha* rcarted on tho the lea | ^
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never should ‘•per*&lt;.n,l opinion that the law or i(; |t|on |tut h&lt;&gt;« areyou k.» with them (n e g ro il in New York rout hern negro* and they will be age negro
’ 'I fin Hr mid: *- »* maml*ar
-naininn *•»
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- ■- tlemonstratea some of the renaons why he
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C irculiUtiin k, at j
found
thi*
November,
perhap*
for
ctfort*
tu
attfc*
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th e p a r ty 's standard b ea rer.
He
',n'HkrUrc°rtair),,(l!tter
oh.erv !i"if to tell w h»t her colorinr might I *U te. and find he •* »trong with
l i i i tw*ftiii
A * M»^la||(vfi
f&gt;( I * u u » , h ave been sele cted as
the first time, voting the national *nd I -dw *|
II kfift ■, AJ*1rrti»«*t* avul .1*1« art la » ch a m p io n ed th e snl*s»rt in te re s ts at e v e r y o p p o rtu n ity and -nt&gt; anil rnf,in.Mnen|
not.' iI, throe day*? F t.
(them in Ohio,Indiana
andIWInoiln*f A*. %n! p w|«i« h m lull'
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|*i«hlip-iti fit*ml**-,
t** » v *»mlt t
ft b y his o p tsisition to c e r ta in leg isla tio n en cou raged p rostitliur •«■«*!• *0*111
*lf Pk|!»p* f U»tl‘ !»♦ lulion.
H e su p p o rted m easu res that tended to d es ecra te j
ar
K • iu tti «ir&lt;1*r if* v e r i f y aup&gt;»iitiri$ •
Whether b-t*u».- » f it* inherent
Ihipractirability o r for o tb tr're a .
r «.ih M
-DU', iff. Hoover h»* had little tn
UliiMlNf n9 *iiJnr4,
1 1 1 HhkM*»I1j* ■%irm i r %
Some five thousand persons, many &lt;&gt;f them from ' , #v shout thi* proposal of late
»f- acreptanee
a w c h avoid* al!
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Fnt^rfJ m Mf«ml &gt;InM matter' .Sanfonl and other central Florida point*. Jammed the it
CHtolMjr ST. m &gt; . «| 11*«
auditorium in Orlando last ni«ht to hear Hr. John Roach n’w,,t"nl ?r 'v* h.,“
fit Kt-.iff-rt! f*' I-*11»11*
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I In liibbatb afid i»* governor ndv is atml and “igtn-d n l»|||.
w'ltii h flaiinlctl lb - Volstead A d. but which fortunately'
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wa never put into effect becAuse of a Supreme t'oiirt
decision declaring it unconaUtutional.
Illlll.lt YEKHR POIt TO D AY |
We join D r. .SI rat on in* acknowledging that. Al Smith
represents
principles that are entirely foreign to the
I'llK H K ItV A TIO N
and U K . . '
T IM K T ItlN The lo rd pr.»erv( ■! aims and ideals of the party as we know it. Ills message
nil thi nt Ihnl |nv&gt;&gt; Mm; I » l all the , to the convention following his nomination constitutes a reui&lt; kid will hr ilrilitiy, - I'kulhl |pudintion id the platform and a challenge to tiie South to
"like it or lumn It." A.* we have said before the heart of
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ait , Democracy, lying below the MasomDIxon line, has been
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given no consideration and instead lias had crammed down
liojie.
ii* liitout Tammany Moll wiili .ill oi Us sinisiet influence!.
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Rut despite all the derogatory things that can he said
Dr. Kellogg .,iy u &gt;■
alsuil th e nominee, there is nothing fundamentally wrong
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idioiit gre « unnhie
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-V■ wit tv the party. The principles of Jefferson and Jackson
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liavt ti lth ill Kmiford nt ahuiiditn- c. o re still the principle* of Southern Demis rat*.

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THE TIME IS SHORT
THIS BEAUTIFUL PONY

p rin cip les can en d u re o n lv th rou gh co n c ert's! action on
tht
p a rt o r the "Solid South" which can save the party
llteOni'*' men returning from
from
destruction in rm other
wav,, than by
for Al.
trip# out o f ihe lu te . c m tinaiii- '
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- voting
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jHmilli. If that is the only way the party van lie saved,
nmt.* m Die iipinlmi (Inti lin­
ing winter will -e« lb- large*! t«ur- then wi niiiMt ailopt that mHh'«l.
----------rv-—*---i i l tin*-.n I'loiK ii lia* ever liml.

IVe may In* n little lute with th '»
.uggratlun but w&lt;- think It entirely
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I **».• summer nr who have been north on hu*in. * Hips o|
Hie birth I.f a *&lt;in under nmit ...l • »&gt;lie kind or another are returning to Sanfonl and bringing
vnriia.i m lentIf i&gt; arm
. - nio.w, with them most optimistic rep'-rts. Not onlv do they
predict impmvisl business conditions
throughout
the
the bid»y "Eugene."
country generally, but they also tell Us that more Winter
May be they could g. t js-ople t» visitors are planning to come to Florida, next winter, or
eat more aptnm h if ttv* y would are already headed this way. than have ever Come before
serve the » 1»ff tit ill nil. Sin
In view of theae fail*, the return of the natives and
fend Herald. WalR the .ilmrn I- the 'prospects for numerous visitors, we wish to suggest
•inn' line* the w lint the Plant City Courier ims chosen to call "The Get
most I v i.ind tied
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rplnuvli 1* ten.
Keaily Week." It might well corres|K»nd to the old faTilue*.
silloned Spring housecleaning and b&lt; in effect a "Clean
Up Wmk." We could all pitch in and not only dean up
D«0&lt;* Cm linn , wallow* deeply our houses inside, but outside as well and trim up our
li.nl jiri&gt;mi*e* to be true in (lie par
lawns 'and hedges and give our houses another coat of
ty, Our gnvrrtim rk-. t baa I n n m
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ha* 1den lied, well (minted town has for the stranger, until vvw,
been selected wllUwb iii In- tin ,ou|M*lves take to tht* open road looking for a place to
* p rj' little In lomamu.
. spend a wis-k's or a month's vacation,
I hen we notice
o — W r y curefuAy the difference belwts-u a beautiful, epic and
Mr Ituth Eliler, tin young
„|mu, ..tv a ltd one that is not so Well kept. We almost
Wl.n doesn't'Ilk* Hint III i cllatiur., j |MI&gt;vj|H|,|v ,
t(,e town that is the prettiest and looks
has lignin hud. .'ll lot
hi adlinei I he i leanest.
— tbl* tiro* by suing hi* gnj young
With the prospects so gmsl for a prosperous season,
wife fur diverte lie chaig&lt; ■&gt; .ria l
noth from the |s»int of view of agricultute and the tourist
ty. Spare tie i ud and *pull Ih
rl.lld If^ h e we.*' id urging rfiic lu , btisinest-. we can’t but find that a proper spirit ot op­
we might have more sympathy for timism would be better exemplified it garden w eeds were
him.
curufullv pulled, vacant lots (leaned up, and everything
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N e * t Auk 1 1 ir l ie .aid plopurcin ronduit a »tr«w vole In order to
get ,'i.n, ulrn of what may
o
pcilw l to hap|M,i |n He mini'll- i uunty
on Novemtwr A,
Most o f tinstraw liallot* thus far la tin* *t«'e
ahow Smith leading although we
understand one in Orlando show.
Hooter ahead
— 0----------You all know how difficult it i*
tn get the average man tu . vpr- &gt;»
him*elf fully and t.eely upon any
aubjart, Yet, a ito*w*pai&gt;eimnn l«
e x p iilid to mi iKpreta him,elf up­
on every •ubjrrl which arises. We
• liould liko S. have eveijon e agtic
with ua on all mvasion*. but we
ilu mil hope for any »inh luck.
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Thi* man Carnea who eluded
will, atx.ut a million dollar* o f thr
lU p ie , Home Mission'* fund* I*
well known in Sanford by certain
)Hojde. In fact be almo,t bought
aoiot piopi ity from ua at one time
nr. credit and it * u
onlv a few
month* ago, i f memory ecrvrt,
that hi' bml a part In a funeral
aerviee here.

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kJVuia Norfolk Vlrginlan*Pilnt I
Senator Joseph 1. Rohln»on.
formall) incepting nomination a,
Governor Simlh'* running m*i«-,
ajMike for half an hour, but not
on.r -lid he u*&gt;‘ (he pronoun I He
&lt;h»cu"»cd the i**ue* of the ranipnlvn in a forthright and intell
igeiit fashion, nlheit from the
partisan atandp-onl, hut not once
di&lt;l hr make u promise or give
Id* own pieraonal view on *ri&gt;
issue. Hi* wa» an entirely tmi-etsolial ad-lress, &lt;h-w&gt;ted to eipoundllig the poltnrs ol his pari) umt
pausing mq at all to espu-s,
■■pinion* of hi* own, -or to recite
id* own aeeontjvlishmrnt* during
a long public i uiv * i . fo r Iht*
modesty Senator ltoliin*ou i* tu t-e
.•immended. The Vice I'resldent
« f the United States I* a figure,
land whoee opinion* ami whose
— — — o - -----------poll. u-» count for lltt^&gt; In the
One week from tonight Senator administration o f the government
Rubinauti, Democratic
randida'a i-r in llir fashion of tie- law*. Thr
fn, the vice proaidrucy Will *|M-«k only oc&lt;a*lon on whirl* the Vice
in Jarkaonvlile on ti.p merit* jr I'resldent play* a deter mining
ilr.oe.it* o f Die t * o n.ajor pallle*. |s**l t la w In n the Senate divides
A * thi* may he the only *|M-rch evenly on a legislative measure.
Tra-n and tlen only doe* thr Virr
which any of the candldalra on
i resident step out of the official
cither ° f the national lieketa will oli*curlty into which the f&lt;$i*tlmake In thi* atalr, we hupe aeiue l Ulii n vtowd* him, aigt tat^uir* a
o f pur citiaerta will find
it v-uice tn Dpi shaping o f |kgi*lal|on.
powihle to be in Javhewnvillr Aspiring \fo
*uen an-', offne,
fur thi# meeting Senator Kobttuo'i Sr lie tor KoMnaon » how a4 &lt;A&gt;t mendi* a true southerner. *n abb man. ahl* dlscrindnation in refuaing to
and la fully worthy o f the highest intneie hi* own prraonal view*
mlo his acceptance addrose and
honor* the pally affnrd*.
'ii rm i^asjilng
the iatues upon
The Tampa Tribune auggasti! which M* party and hi. party’s
another reason for voting for l‘ hn b d a te for the rejisonsiblr office
o f I'rvwider.t choar to Uaae the
Smith!
i umpatgn.
1 could not vote for or with a
Among the iasue* he cho*ca to
parly which could so fa r forget H* disrusa Senator Robinson singles
re&gt;pon*ibility to the (vation that It out the agricultural problem as a
rould uae insidious
scandal, tuM-i-t for partlrularly ratended
every type o f low and arurrilou* consideration, lie review* at great
p gttaek, to rru*h VVi-od.ow Wilson length the history of the Repub­
at a time when he was working t-» lican party's failure to solve this
overcome the hardship* that h. problem during the eight year* of
knew would h, Incidrnt t « recon­ the Haiding and toolidgw admin­
struction,'both nationally and in- istration*. It must be admitted
tematkmally. a fter the World Wa; •hat the blam* for thi* failure
doe* net nmt solely on the Kepub.
and to pul this nation in line with
, . , Hear party. The Dem**rallc parly
other clvi u.-l nation* of . t
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ROBINSON'S IMPERSONAL
ACCEPTANCE
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\W* have no nk.;». h d * ,m w rtl s t r o lle r appeal a well

nuiftil have clillsled the CO-ojafS.
lion of t*. Western Imurgenta and
-nailed a Ke-lrral farm jiiogram
at anv time -hiring (he past six
years
Their own record of inac­
tivity tend* t« detract from the
force " f any Demiarntic rrltleism
o f thr Rrpuhllean handling of th#
larm plcddrin. It tv true lhai the
Itrpiihtn an
J-arly '• bungled
and
failed, hut i| Is r-iuatly true that
mi this allimportant iasue, the
Demi# rotic party doe* mil nun,
into Ddi campaign with alto­
gether clean hand*
*-vMuch more it to lie said for the
csmtentlun that Hie farm pro*rum
ewived by the Democratic l&gt;#rty
sinl thr Iwrty's prr*ldrntal can.
duiale (hi* y-ai
-J f»i* a bell*,
promise o f agricullural rellrf than
the program formulated hy the
Republican party and the Ur putliran candidate. On this lu-tiit.
Senator R-dvlns»n -Irieka home a
*ritea of convincing arguments
based on the Itemucratir platform
Especially lmprv**iv« was his ref.
» rente to the fart that in HKD ami
earl in IWh secretary Hoover upI-cared l-e ijir President t ‘— lidg*'#
Agrnultural Commurion t-s.urg*
that American agneutture reduce
it* production to the polhi at
which there would no longer Jbc an
rxjBirlgkle i surplus nf pn# to*,
poitant farm comma-ill
mean* Mr. Ilwovei t i.'i- c fT q ^ a c
the farmer In a position lo -take
full advantage id the Laritf (notrvtion he now mifse* try having
to »eli hi* surplu* product* in the
markrta o f the world. Mr.l|nu*er‘*
plan at that time wa* to ututite
th# acre* made idle by the aliaiidt-nmenl o f raport crop* for the
cultivation o f a more diversified
b*l of farm product*. Th# plan
kivolved otivtou# and ineurmountaide difficulties |j was readily
aigwrrnt that if
th# farmer
■topped growing for rijMirt a*
Mr, Hoover auggeated he could
by no rseiglae of ingrnuily find
enough crop* to utilise the aero*
»•» released from cultivation. The
“ "■y w*r to carry out the Hoover
plan would be to abandon a large
I *u port ion of mir farm* and *#nd

The First Period o f The Sanford Ilernld'H Shetland Pony and Bicycle Campaign
will come to a close next Saturday night. Votes will not count as much in the
second period which begins Monday Sept. 17 and ends Saturday night Sept. 22.
Right now is the time to pile up votes while they count the most. Right now is
the time to get in your best efforts.

Now Is The Time To Pile Up Votes
The boys and girls who are working to win the beautiful Shetland Pony offered
l&gt;&gt; The .Sanford Herald in this campaign should pile up as many votes as possible
before next Saturday night. Votes count more in the first period than in the
last two weeks o f the campaign. A big lead now may easily he held until the
close.

Only Three Short Weeks Left!
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The lovely Shetland Pony offered as the major prize in this campaign and the
sturdy Ray-0 Bicycle, purchased from Geo. Deetch in the McLander Arcade,
which is aecund prize, are two awards well worth the slight effort it takes to win.
IhW campaign will end in juiit three short weeks! Some boy,oc girl is going to
he the proud owner o f these valuable awards on Saturday ^iVIrt Sent. 2tfth. If
/yiuiijiaye- not yet ^ptered this campaign do so at on&amp; ~theVlfis Vet tiirtcTo win
ii
* ** 9crl°3 J01*8 n°I cn&lt;I f°r another week $ind a big lead in votes can he
piled1up in just it few days.
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M O B L E Y , S o d c tjr E d ito r

Buhrmana Honored
By Party On Friday

P erson a ls

Mr*. Otto Schmekl rntrrlalned
th* man bar* of the Kara Parke*
Orphanage Society moit delight
f«U y Wednesday with an all day
fnrty at her home rm Jewett I-ahr
The day wa* *pem'nio*11y In **w
leg f*r th* children of the orphan
aga tn Benwin Spring*
AI _•** " ’vhwH a larely lotfchean
* 1* *rr**d, and tmmediatriy after
ward th* rcgwlar monthly trc.iww
meeting wa* held Late In «h
afternoon the h»*t**i served dr
tklou* refreshment* af V * cream
and rake. Those attrndiag wee*Mr*. J D. Parker. Mrv George
Radford. Mr*. J. G. Waite*. Mr*
H. R. Gray, Mrv t amp, Mr*
Squire*. Mrv Btndie William*. Mra
T*m William*. Mrv Malhtnald
Mr*. J. U Howard. Mr*. W*«*.
Mrv J. F, McClaUan, Ur*. W. K
Fairnfield, amt Mr*. Otto Hthmehl
Mi«a Mattie CAapman, Mrv Anale
Johnson. Mr* Fanning. Mr*. Walk
rr, sad Mr*. D tw ti were visitor*

home-coming
gathering
given at th* Ft rat Methodtrt
Fannie Hoha
Munson
Church Friday night in honor «-f j- Ml»«
nett Circle o f Iht
h*» returned f n » an enjoyable
Dr. and Mr*. W. P. Buhrtnan |ind
Church will meet
Tint with friend* in »V rt Myera.
family waa a brilliant auccea* in
the hew* Of Mr*.
every detail. Thi* reception waa
n Catalina Street. aponaored by the member* o f the Mr*. Thrive* Maafrnk * f Near
Haven, Conn , I* spending a ebon
I and Mr*. C. C.
Women*' Miiaionary Society e f the time hem a* the guari o f Mr. and
MrthodUt Church and wa* decided­ Mr*. John Hindi.
. monthly business
ly a credit to the organisation.
-tetlnc o f the Marie
The color* o f th* Jubilee Loagae
Ml** Eliiabelh Turnbull U se**
. will be held at
green,
gold, and white were e f­ Monday for Tatlahaaae* when *ha
\
o f M il* Lila
05 w et F lrit Street. fectively n*ed In decorating and will enter th* Florida Slat* Col­
the church wa* n veritable garden lege far Women.
uf wtetinr o f the fit.
o f gold and white ilrmia* and pot­
I ( uWr Ceoaa Epiacoted nalma and fern*. Garland* of
James B. Dari*, representative
L^tle held tn the Far.
feathery aepararut
fern wbre of the Florida Public Health Her.
.1 i r. M.
twiard a boot th* batronie* amt vice, spent Friday In Sanford at­
j Pit ibyterian Circlet ataira,
forming a lovely background tending to business intrrr«1».
September 10th.
for the rilver haakrt* and cut
( Mr* J. D. Woodruff, gteaa va*e* holding th* flower*.
Ueut. Herring will report to
p bold no meeting,
Th* name decoration* were u*ed the U. H. Naval Aradem/^ Ani, Mr*. L I. Fra tier, in the annra and an added feature aapoll*. Md . for duty on W P^YH I
ill meet with Mr*, waa the gold ahaded light* which of thi* month.
c**t a mellow glow over th* room.
r*. San Lanta.
The guc*t* were met at. the
Mm. M. If. Mabry and ton. liarit, Mr*. II. C. lo n g ,
P meet with Mr*. W. I&gt;rh Aveng* entrance by a com. loti, leave Sunday by motor far
mRtee componed o f Mra. I. D. I&gt; ting ton, Va., where Mr. Mabry
M l Magnolia Are.
r*tr. Mr*. K. CVDulxwe, Marlin, local auperinteodent of the !■ a itudent at Washii^toa ami orchestra ami dancing m
M o d until ■ lata hour 1Ninth
W.
M.
S.t
M
rv
Ratliff,
Mr*.
G.
E.
1
m
Unlvenlty,
nil aieat wllh Mr*.
wm* aerred throughout the even*
McKay, and Mr*. J. E. Courier,
Myrtle Avenue.
who conducted them to the parlor*
Ueut. Gao. O. Barring, Jr* U. in* and tlrtwieu* refresh****#
Mr*. J. 0 . H u ff,
^ ‘ Kd pm cntrd to the receiving S. Navy, and wife are Iraving to* cuoaiatiog « f Ire cream and rehe
» e t * served to the
following
ill meet wilH Mr*. E.
line. All member* nf the \V. M. morrow afternoon .to visit, Mr*.
g e e ilv Mil* Frail Rolis-m. M ill
tier jf Third and JenS. Were readily dminguinhrd by S C. RKame, ilater nf Lieut. Her* Manrnivt .Thomn n. Mu* Barit
the gold *nd white *atln arm ring, In Columbia, S. C.
ly (tender, 'MGs Kathryn HelPYMm . H. M. Rumbley, band* which they wop*.
• rd. M il* N'rltie ttir o f JarktanJ. C Rail ha* returned home
rill o**et » ‘th Mra.
In the receiving tin* were Dr.
v lje , Mu| Kthrldo TatterMn,
from
Rome.
Ca..
where
he
wa*
te, 1317 Tark Avefibc. ami Mr*. W. P. Ruhrman: M ix
Jaeb l*tl»f*. H e re in
lln r t fi.
r*. Mr*. A. B. Wal- Mattie G. Chapman; Rev. D. W, railed by the aerioui illne** o f hi* Fred Stanley, ftah.Het Aharwn.
whole comlltian la ■•** Caldwell. Claude II era.lea.
• n. will meet with Cook nf Ike Sanford Ulaalnn; ftr. non. Henry,
■ad Mitioa \\ agner.
Iggrn. Highland Av* IteafUngar presiding elder of th* much improved.
DeLand diitrict; Mr*. Ilrafltnger;
The many friendr o f Mr. and
Mr*. C. M- Hoy&lt;1. H. K. S&lt;|uire*, chairman nf the Mr*. Wort W. Warner will regret
n i l meet with Mr*. C. Btmrd o f Steward*; R. W. Ware, to learn that they are leaving
K , 513 Myrtle Avanue. ►upeHntrndent o f Sunday Schoat; here Sunday f*’ r 1‘alatka where
Kr. Mr*. C. A. Byrd, Mr*. C. II. Smith, preildent nf the they srill make their home,
Rem-&lt;drltng, enlarging ami re
W. M. S / U u l* Riette, president
till hold no meeting.
William Gsr.i.i* o f Waterhury, docralmg o f Mjrtht'a Uuigbnut
nf
thAdCliworth
l^
jigu
r.
Gtargr
Ln.
Mi** Charlotte
Conn.. U * pending ten day* in Shop, 113 Mognaiio A w *u e, ha*
Irman. will meet with SchiQry. repreaentativ* o f the
been completed, according to tin
M l*»«* Sanford aa the fu e it of Mr. and a a * M * r e n n l made today hy W.
ha Dutton, 1012 Mag­ Methodist Men's Cub.
ic. Aaaociate hoateaara, Catherine and Betty Rohrman Mr*. Frank Feten at their home M. Schmidt owner, ami manager
at dON Weat Fir«t Street.
Gillon and Mina Mat- and E&lt;t Buhrman Were grouped
uf th# evlah!i*h*v*nl
with Mr*. L I*. Hagan.
Mr* Walter Wight, formerly of
Th* dining room ha* hr*w en­
A
t
H:30
the
guest*
assembled
In
S r will meet at threeSanford hut now o f Cairo, Ha., i* larged tn rare for -an nwrvaawl
Kir ten at eight p. m. the aaditnrium for a »p!rndid pro­ apanding a few daya her* aa the
number « f gueat* end the hllrben
gram which vCa* in ctyrge o f Mr*. gueat o f Mr. ami Mr*.
Irr* at four o'clock.
Henry improved to faelhtate quirk and
MU*
Margaret Wight at tbler home on I'ark A v ­
£&gt; l.amhrrt Circle of the John Sneed.
rffltient *ervtee. aaid Mr Schmidt.
M in t Church w ill meet Zachary at the pip* organ played enue.
"I believe.'’ be *ald, "that we
the
opening
number,
followed
by
n
W. C. Hill, with Mr*
Ur. ami Mr*. John Minell and will h« repaid far the fund* w*
Iddleton, Mr*. A. K. vocal number hy Mia* Catherine
and Mr*. Hill aa host- Buhrman. The quartet, composed their gueat, Mt*. T h e n -a Maalark pal Into oar rrtsMiehnwot. Hueof Mr*. C. P. Herndon, Mr*. Roy o f N e w Haven. Conn,ware among tone* i* going tn he good thl* win­
lea of the Mrthodi it Idling, J, J&gt;, Parker, and Jo* thorn fnmt Hanford Who (pent ter ami w* are planning fur a
, meet at 3:30 p. M. ni Howard, sang a beautiful eelastiun. Thuraday aftrraoon at DayURK atfWdy tm-reaae in trad*."
"to dy The*".
A fairy legend. Bearh
"T h * Mott Reputlful Rose in the
( l ) t b fierhy returned Thursday
World” waa rood hy Mr*. W. E.
from a » l « week* eliit wtth tn{
T A L I.A llA R S E E . F tv. Rapt, g
Slone, and Mi** Elisabeth Clarke end* ami re la live* in Virginia.
remlarad th* piano number. “ Pali­ While sway he al%, eiaited In flN H I—T II. Byrd, no. prnmloeot
chen el la" by Rachmaninoff.
Thi« Waahington, and point* fn Mary, baaincea man nf thl* city, died
’
Mr*, r. W . Talbot program wm* iio*r,| with a selec­ land and North Carolina.
Hare today.
till meet with Hr*. C. tion by the quartet, "L iv * for
Mr. and Mr*. Forrest Gal. hr I
O thn*."
P H » Park Avenue.
The guest* w rr* then Inr Itad In­ and m u m . and Mrs tint ah J. Stew­
Mr*. H. II. Cbappril
art and daughter , Miaa Mari* |
nil meet with M r*.-K. to the church annra where the
Strwart returned l » Hanford Frlat till/ Sanford Are- young people had charge o f the
program. DcliMnu* rafteshmrrrt* rigy afternoon from a two week's
motor trip 4*&gt; point* in (seorgia.
|Mr*. S. O. Sklnhcdaer of urauge iherhat and hom*-ma&lt;k
nil meet with Mr*. C. caka wrr* servrcl b y » grcnip o f the
51r. amt Mr*. E. Compton enter
M. tainrd Mr. uml Mrs. Wurt W. War
at 310 K. 20th atreet. Mari* Kaffn Girl*. Mr*. L
Mr*. J. N. McCaahltl T*lf«m i W a* lit charge of the rw nrr and sorts, Ralph and Frans, at
will meet with Mra. fre*hmenU and w »« ataivtod hy a diner Friday evening at their
very able committee. During the hum* no Weat IPlh Htrret.
Th* |
on Jewett Ijtke.
Mra. W ,C. Hill rh*lr- refreshment hour a program wa* Warner* will mako their home In
Beet at the home o f Mra. given by the Epworth l-ifigwe, in­ Pnrilakn, srner* Mr. Warner will
fagniili*, with Mr*. Hen cluding two number* by the ehotu*, have charge o f l l o d ' Marina.
Mr* Hill aa hosteaoe*. two piano number*, "The North T±Union o f the Congrr- Wind" by Eduard Mitchill, and
irch win meet at tho lUrhmanlnsfr* "Pttlude", hv Mia*
*a at 3 |\ M. with Mra. Eliiaheth Clarke. Over I wa hundand Mra. Zitrourr red guest* w rr* prrsrnt at this
very *n)nyahl« affair.

Miss Thelma Wagner
Entertains Friends

Doughnut Shop Ends
Recent Remodeling

TU ESDAY
Miser* Eleanor and Marguarite
nlar meeting o f the
ail Girl* o f the F in t NlchnU o f Jarkaomllle, Miaa Myr
iCkurch will be held in le* Hall and Mlaa Jeanette Peak
of Orlamlo,- Mi»* Miriam fturrh of
nanet at H T. M.
Tampa, and M&gt;** Sarah f.'ulliua of
Tacknonvllle were the gueat* laat
Ik
work at a huuae port)- gtvon l»y
Mia* Joeaphlne IVelr at her home
in Oateen.
I* Peter* entrrtainrd
Itul hum-o party Ft I
A* her horn# nn We*t
■liinnor of Mr*. T'lar
agSew Hawn, Conn
&gt; t*u*e* g lt e a f lt f Mr'E n t it le * nf rink »•*’
^•r» were arllatleallv
Wei* and vn*ea ahou*
**»*&lt;■ th* gueat* were
•nd the rwlor mheme
*1tarried oaf in every

Wsriaa*claT
«&gt; m lu
m m Icm
which
IIMludi
(M tln M W i
Of
Chnsnan Hrfu wa
or* »l*o
bald in the W o n u 'i Chib x T

mp-wsrx—Bt.

I*ake Monroe

L U h M ART M IT H O m irT
10‘0n A. M. Sunday ReNH, Mr
V, J SpodidtaTO. Hupt. •
&gt;MW A. M. Sermon by IU .
l*nn A Ctn.ha, paater.
“ "I F. M Rpworlh learn *
h « » |*. M Sertn. n by Mee. Hon
A,
- f*»»,.r
mrating
Wntnr».*ii
night at-non n’rhwh. Mr*. Alfrvd

Mr, and Mr i Tnland Hunt ipeM
Thu radar wuh their nieee, Mr*

Jek# Craneloa.
— Mr. and. M n L if—Webb apeai
Sunday to list.-to rialtlng Mr. ami
Mr* K. Ihmilirn and family.

FIIKNK/UM METHOD
lo a d A .' M. Sunday
R»&gt; M. M Lord Sup*.
II &lt;V&gt; t l|. Sermon k
Alfred K rtn aa '
'T n t v i wMltRe Thurnlai

Mr amt Mr* K. H W.bb enterlaimd Mr ami Mr*. Frank W tigbl
• f Kaafeni «*r W eJntnlat.
M IH R U U H A N N O U N C m i

at * M aTrick Bee. M M
lwd*r.

i tjeulenaal

ITRST HAFT 1ST F i l l 'R i l l
and
Sunday .School D M A. M
Mrv llenry l l r u a * Varner
M'-rning ororahip amt sermon anaonne* their marnago e * Thur*
Id 3d A M.
-lay the thirtieth o f August. Mao
Srtnoin tubjeot, " A Man Into Iren hundred and twon*ywight.
IVk- w U fa Unwed (he Tide, of
Washington. D. CThe ah*▼* aanoorweawat wi'l he
Yvrng Pen fln t'nlnw, * i| l -f interaat let th* many friend*
F.vrmag eerviee * o'etork
i
f Mr* (Ir iB iii who wa* f«r*o«ity
h r v m «uh|oct, "When th* tlm
Crtv-t looked at Ilia Record and Mlaa » &gt; * Freager o f thl* «ll&gt;
She waa toirn and roared In Hanford
TruoMad.I’l-ayec nwoliag
an I
d w n h and ha* many frwnda hare who will
famllv hour Wednoelay eveeiiag Ideuienaat and M rv tlrnaai* will
lain in wishing her much happiness
k o'ckwk.
J'
The tompla^ion of th* Work uf le at h&gt;i«we after the Drat of Oct*
Ow annuel
h*i*ln»»»
meeting bar •« 414 ,W**t lllh . Street. New
Wednesday evening
■t#rk illy .
The Ural lUt-lnt Owrrrh very ^
__
wniuily wolranar* re*Ideml* omt ■VtOftar*.
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PlliA T 4'HURFN OF i llHIHT.
BQ1NTLHT .
OiMaMon i U m fric*. arc
held ***1/ ftlOdai m..rs»iag at I
th* ll'u'ian'a ttuli, 115 Oak tv
t*iue a* l lie r lw k , Sunday S *-..u|
i i

Ljincy

Villain Enjoys 1st
Film Reformation
InMilane Picture

William !&gt; w »lk • Mas* *iBi*mn*s
chara-taritattoo* hove made kirn no* uf the Wat kaoww heavy w le t *
of th* seraow. doe* something in hit
latest m lt for Paramount tn "Fargotten Far**" that h* has ***or
-lone before llo reform*.
I* n u n o f hi* prariou* hod man
hgrwtefliattoaa kae Powell turn-j
*d ki the straight amt aarrow path |
H* ha* gone hi« wicked way t* Ho- |
final fadtuut and kaa died two &lt;&gt;(
thro* uampemaa! aeravn feoth v
1
In "Forg-Wlesi F * re v “ * *p*vUI i
rrodueiloei with *o at) &lt;lar east,
Powell ho* the rale o f "T h * Frag,"
* sinister apffvlriag ftgur* who, in
rcoJHy, has many redeeming &lt;|«at

im i.»r r r iN i;
w
pcrHou-s w hen sin
n iah rv I h r p a «l rnnlnoma
t o ll raw,
rhoow irlu m pha. panic
d u m lm lr * w hen " F * r iM Ir a
F a rr*"
fin d
t h * v ic t im o f lR « l r
B a ir.

F

Keufcorc

Mm

CUe* 3muk. th* taloOIrd Knglitn
a-tor, Me. lanes*. Russian 4 ramat
I* star, Mary Rriaa. Frml Kohler
and Jack l.urden at* other mem.
Iwr* af I ho all alar raai of Ills
pMurs, whlrh will «#m* to the Mi­
lan* T V at to t**Uy.

To-Nijrht
1 o n lin u ou * t T o

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PF-NNAI OLA FJ.tmo
hridtps *CT»&gt;#&lt; Fens*.-.la Hoy r-‘« I
neeting !&gt;-**.■.la wllh Honta R.»s, .
amt wilt he sosapleted January
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M c Ia U U lltU I
RNGRAYTNG

Diamond Mounting
J c v rle re d y is a e tr is l
Walsh Kewairiog

‘Th e Friendly Drug Store*

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Supplies

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Our (aatlitiaa *n *b M us
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Pa la te s
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Our tu n ih ln a S a n le t
&lt;1* 11* 0 -, t y m o t '«.&gt;sJa*a cnoarful
sat rite on regular M h t iM a s vtry
day
‘. V tln rcao- A * * quantity, raga/dioaa
ul t u t c l b u n w etl, la alwiyO avoi*.
a w * ,v&gt; vaep shead e l ku sin m o
■ I r n a x it

Discrim inatin g

&gt; ‘ew rl««ba. brightly colored
U match the h*«t • ( bed
raamThey are IngereoH
made and dependable

fptin lalna

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wiv#n bwy.ng, buy &lt;t from tha
mayor*
• jer* o*
or truth
trvrqn *aqipt i tn
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••aiding of the priir*
**rvfd dtliciou* re
’ ‘" " -ling of pineapple
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DETROIT Sept. L — (I N S l—
Geocgo Wood, brother o f Gar
R M . today broke th* wnrtrF*
speedboat recned whew ha ( - hKad
SATURDAY. REFT. «
Mia* Aomrvea VII winner o f I k *
(Eastern Standard Ttawt
....
.............
.
^ a
Recmeworth
Trophy,
at a W.*1
I. Marinnett**
W f. AF, WBC, - ontlw flip f « f *i* rh-fe* on th* Do" MfJ.
j trail rrae. The nM w a fflch il
3. Walderf A 'U rta arcrheatr*; din- record « n *0 5*7 ratio* per hour,
iwr annlr W KAK, W EE!. WRC,
W f'A E . W.WJ.
&lt;C- penoeylmm*;
WF.AF. WTH'.
713. Talk an Pusm#** hy Dr. J*l- [
iu* Kiel* — WJZ,
W 'RAI.
VMIAM. KD KA. W'l.W, KYW .
WHV. WTIAB, WRC.

IH ILY F R O ** CHURCH
Fourteenth Sunday i ( l * r Trinity
Oiarth S t M i'.M A. M,
Mam I * . Prayer t n i Prams u II.
maintain* a free
A- M.
SIT r t m Nat5 ««n g IV ir ft i !&gt;«rtk* l « « r « *
j ninai Rank Building, where th*
•-jo r. m
llitde * f,f all authorised Oitrctian
CONGREGATIONAL t il t Mi ll 1Scjrnce literature m *y ha read.
|hnwrwwert or pwrckaeed.
Open
Corncf Park A im u w and in i. kl
‘ Wc.ff .fci,,- »n.l Saturday from
•te* Jab» Bernard Root. Minister
3 t* 3 P. M
i hnrcb School » ! * »
A ll a t- w am* to attend th*
hund*T nwwnlng there wdl W •erviee* and t&lt;&gt; make aa* o f Ike
a groefwl a&gt;wmhlT of all the de­ Ktadin* Ktw&lt;
partment* of the Church .School
-R tko t'hunh Auditorium
* 'hi, AecorcDan «|t»*v»»i; n«u*ual
General Superintendent Edwin
^
B F ^ tk »-•»«*
arrangemonta —
WJZ. WB/,
Ran-tail will gtv* a »*wrt tectarc. * * * * * * * cwrdlal welcome tn all
K&gt; W. K1IKA, WJR
and there will h* a Chalk Talk 1&gt;"**«•* fw-epl# .(tending It. meet
hy Albert J .Billot.
1
Fw
*. •* *• ewtielpa. J. New York darue orcheatra—
W E A r, WWJ, WHAI. WSB.
M.ntlng Worship *1 llrOtt.
i
* ***T « R i«* r t ln g - m i eatra
iv lie, WCAE.
M.rtm Sttiwctpewr. daloiav
,
It e— mra. a u
I\* rY*hwr gtb—
Evening Service at
The j ! £ T
3M
eermnn wttl be by th* p**t*r *w l t 'f* *1^ *? '1"
^
l*nd*r Mlm
I I 1 p. a&gt;.. nmot hour te r r ir * Pop­
W i l l w fullowed by th* odd ferae. 1 * ,,a TVirnley I* pUnmng th* pra
ular much-, talk*, news, «tr., t.30
tie I r a n -Jesoa. U iver #f My ' r * * *
*ff*etl*a manner,
p nr. Tampa weather huranu
h m l.' giv*a tn PaaGwalne hy in'order la enlighten lAe mew* her.
f'Wecaet. Lot* new*, sport*. V.
Mr*. Gladys M om * Mr*. Moore concerning their pNedgso.
and Mrv Charles Trcfry.
W SUN player*. |4, radhi "Yod
*ill#.~ l * &gt; ) It, dance o rk e d r*.
ItWT— WJAX JaekecMM tile-. -*»*
Mim i KIT k s t a t i o n
CUMMI N ITY C l l l ’ RCH
11 13. Organ recital; T, rlw lley ro
3 W V M Sunday School Mr
llarrl* Doyle, ac neat panied by
grama (3 hr*.); Ill Wf, dance a t
0»*lr-lt Steele, Supt
hi* mother, •pent Wednesday In ' * » .
4 ,ta I* St. preaching Henke W'inter Park nailing free adv
S*rm,&lt;n hy Rev. |Vn A. Cnohe.

Honored By
Of Mrs. Peters

o f the game
l ' ki*h acme, .a dainty
pillow, was awarded
ik Uriich Mri. John
'rct the i-on eolation
1-aient s e t . while Mr*
‘ ; ***' * * * iuekr at out1 frystal powder Mr
I ^ * w « r d h*r g » e * f* ifi
II l°v*ly hand emhrnld-

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5,000 Give Cheers

ter m i pf our country, and t o t of

As Stralon Attacks
Smith In Orlando
(rtn
iln n rd Kf*m
( f ’ -iMin
,lian the rritla o f thr
“ Mr. Rtitkob.’ hr ■
Republican nff.lluthip
fddnlly wet praeiivltl
aoulliern minUter. to p-fraln fr*
■peaking on thr&gt; ptrltUui qupvtirr
that th o 'r who to l&gt;o deprived of
their a a laK n ."
Hr. Ktrnlnn r .V - w M the r
Drdi o f (T--vrlnn.| an.l VVIIron. t~&gt;
d d rn U 1 *(iiee
only d mnrratl
the idvR pr*r, pp-1 aaid that Tam.
t' many hall Vad opt«t*t&lt;l tlmAe Iwt
&lt;*rouratre*ni, Atnt.,men.'
RS.7 “ I am n-d rnohiny any pcrvii.s'
aiAault upon Alfred E, Smith a, a
j
Rian, hut I refer you t*» hi* n*
t nrd,n the apeakcr raid. Me adlp*'
~ that “ a wet prc-» had mad.* hi* re*

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Smiih ”

Smith

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befrim.lnr Mw *, vtifort’-'irntr, * ti hla hririRin* up wot mor. ilufoi
7* tunate.** l i e f h** uulVn I t
a-*i, lir e , of the two major prvildrntia',
J
rand I lute*
Th-. New-»A’*-rh tuhiliter i fere**
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to Gov*. Smith a*
enl-ally
f.-w. law'll-,, apiril. who I* tn irift t*&gt; tel
I
a plank into the demoefvtir filat
form which would rhan«e the pro
i: 1 hll-lllon law.r
“ God Almiyhty in not on lie
*ldn uf Tammany
Hall,'* hi
■houlcd. “ We itiuaI think now .in

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By Garden Club Is

ta tty affiliation,.**.
U p s . 'l l :
Or. flr tt 'ip aid that If lip 1* t —
—i l l h« rip e t» to ro into every I „,**!!*'
'
noothrrd r.i rjal atuj tell In , j » &gt; j w ilL , i . 1&lt;u
t 1- -alt ftlmiit Al Smith.’
Alice Vlhtc
Th.* rpraSt-r d i w a wen) lllu *.! rtpent Suedn)
tratlnn o f the di'inmtilll* .t-,-*ki ! drul Karr,
with Tammany atrlpea, n wet hradi with them,
and a dry tail, Hr rrfrrrrd to G*.v | Mra, Illlnu
Joel__ luuuh-tmi „io lU U i;5 1 »- Sit'Senator TMiinwm a , tli

Stocked By Stokes

M o v i e s O w e N e w -jR o tm d V o ic e to
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' F a th e r o f A l l “ T a lk ers’ * the Telephone

r i' ,‘S

&amp; r;U N S j

frrd W in d er.
fit, t f IlRwiklyfi
, uhu 1n*t night brutally h&gt;Urit«r&gt;hi, Wife, I.llltitlt, with a natfhr
and han.mrr and aerhnatHr wound
rd U » If* ye a r old daughter, Hilt
i. 1.
'
Whm.'cr made M« cacap* he
Tori- itoHcr a r r i Y f i i ' Hi* dn'icTuet
|llllxlrl arri»rd home ahonly b.fora Mud-nutm. and ie u n j Wheel,
*r lir.^um ^hjfe m &gt;thcr“
Rcfor*
MIn * w Lu Jct could ct up
In
turned on fo r
fracturing
ht-i
atoi with a h a.pw e- ar..| alas,
fnir 'b* r fact?' awft. a numri
A ' yiVunt -mv' John. I ll wn*
at4**fj» nn the riptw-r floor pf ffit
i tou »r when W h ir r attacked h&gt;
wife. Hrarmir thr o cm m * of In'
n a l i e ^ thr boy run oi|t of thr
l.yiiM- f
iirif)iN&gt;r&lt; who iotivi i
ju| t r jit t h ti lcr hi nit* juat A i tin

I

[ hnp*^l to fro Into the aon
AuriiAt Swan-un
Mr. anil Mr
•le t”, ard d-lmle with
I tall o f the Tnmmwnyircilil donkey.*’ 1atv'umpanie*l Mr. nml 'M n . J"hr
■'JtehJnd At Smith arre «l| thr i lUdton and H N Win on “ ,rlf
forre, o f h&gt;dl in Arnerira,** |)r. Sunday to Itaytot a.
i Mr. Andy killed a larre raltln
S'trjtun »aid in «lu'lltR.
' Wrtlrtf-wUy in hi* chlrkHi yard
He eloreil hi, nddr* '* w ith a"
nnp..*t to tlftrlorrnlli* -*.t*r« to t " ( i He haa rn i"«l a fine crop of K*upMan wheat tin* tummt r for hi^
o* "lluoArr derme-rwt,.** rleilarin?
the party would he raved uni; ( i hirkrn*.
The i;irl* Of the Willlne Work
v tblf mean*.
tr*
i luh'm. '. ThuroUv with Mr,
, , r, *,*rrtri" *tte-cd’ d K-r h’l
nallinrer, Tho*e prern t
were:
Sami with a brief n d d r '". ire which
A t .' Vihlrn, Ruth and K.'ther F.r
he le:lAr*d that I ^-r -v.mrn -•*
..... . Mu, -in and Vlnrtma l.und*r* o f demur rue v h*J hern ‘Viri-n
I,|ui*t. Ira Horn, Nr-*&lt; and Mr*.
■* it,- a* tt" t ' * » f i r • piirm--Ilaren KwltWHi and win,
ml (tu l hl&gt; Riv.n ti, thi, fKiwer”
’ jtev. dark -w*i« with ttf mrain
*'lf yon pul
rummv at th.*
U&gt; at- 10 " *•••'•»»* »w l ^
*ed *»( lh* ti**et a*', will Amn*h
i f;, Wnr tit ami wife in the Lutheran
t.” Abe *ald Ahe had heartl one
1 »*«v* fln " " ’
* man from the IhuiAtun eotttreri ;r Inin I
,amo with them uni a*,l*ied with
Nn nay, end elpre*A*ed thi* n»
rr n ntiinrni in the matter. “ We
Mr. and Mr*. K. K l.und-tulyt
an't Vote with th*. 'ShlrwalkA uf
nml family mut*&gt;trd 1° t'uronadi
Vew V**rk' and let Tammany carry
I* nefarlnu, erheme l*&gt; tin \\ hitr
Harvey Swaii,*di v i‘ it***i S « r'd*V
lun»r(" ahe ,ald.
With ft tend* »l tin* tVckirn
An enjuyalde party » « « «»**■"
Wedrie-dax ut 'he home of .Mr .»*&gt; 1
Mrt. 11* nry l*n ;iu i-t. it 1

N E W |TMI^

th,. HrlJifHter Ahraile
pt IT a r iir W fn w r te tr n f the
R,rd and love with whh'h they nr**
t.eld in tin' eotapiurnty. Tken*
. . mI*o *Mfti*.Aj&gt;i''iiii rift*. |
Thr tVi-tcr family pf l# k e
Si , r&gt; and th&lt; lit fitllr nf lhe Vtr»‘
yfde added tnrn h t*y' tledr R&lt;i&lt;*&lt;l p .
air on violin and p.iano arroraiul
»n i with Ruth Ktpron at the &gt; » o&lt;, a few aofs * wefft runr. TH oa&lt;!
mminr from out - f town were H r.
and Mr
Kdd Petrrrotl &lt;&gt;f H«dl&gt;
Hill, Kdysr sjidilom and family of
Hay-tuna. Mr. and Mr*. Siahlom
uf Ortti 'ild and a fri* nd. i
Munrun ami dauyliter uf Sava*
.i, Ga.
Mr A. Karin uf New f&gt;rlrafw.
Mr ard Mr-. II ti lutn-lijulft
timk a irtiwd tu tin- liearh la»t
.Sunday in th* tr tn. » and all w. »e
dinner y i i - ' * ‘ *t t h o m e uf Mr
and Mr,. Kdd p e te f- n and rniAije*l an mitiny at the heach.
I hu*«- in the par'.y wi n : Mr. and
Mr,. K. IV. |,unil|Ul*t and two
children, Mr. an-l Mr&gt; ’ tiarilar
lAltid*pii*t and rhitdreh, Mr*. Hlliiiji I jied.|iii*t anil
Mr,. Munrun

» imvihjf
SMITH PR I AIK I) I h.m &lt;Turinr »Dm
wu ^
TO WIN VOTES I*® give him an
OF”WIStU*N’8I'N
k 1 mUy Um. Uiivin^^ *!
lftt«k o ff
n*ma - f #sr
1or
“ "Ion* ht said J
i half holiday,
M
O A V K S liit
rift.*, mail m
t ft t r vlty;'.. ^
opi-nly * (.did that hr Ia a aaare -it
(he fart, that "many “ f our rrietHl?
art* initiR t&lt;&gt; vi.lt* f»r C o n mot

VMI'A- . Ijjrvl
ipj .for.July
l».tt.n feel
iff) rpuntrie,.

Smith.”
VP.RN
.. CfcvcPiir Smith mill t'
not tktuu'd ujton what
vritl apeak in M!lwaukn
.CUJetM tM H
,ld rm l virtually »«-r!(ii
*diilitt|li|D2 nlr r
that he will «h*w**: the lo n r t r b k l*
capital o f Amrntla a, the sf»K
n-Htatr and elahojate upon bla
niottA o f pri'hlhltlon reform.
A
!. from tomorrow, Al iAvrn
or Smith »ta rt, on hi. Western
awinc. Meanwhile, the nnmlnee it
K»&gt;iny tu take it ra*y a» hi* hint,elf
TA M PA . ?2'tt,n
raid t-.r , 1-t
exprened It. Thi' trip will l*e tu*
plant to 'I^a enfmtno t»d l-y Tump, anlitou, tine, ami the fJovertmr
I rr4nn Terminal f* on natty.
\vi.&lt;hi * to prvrervp hi, atrrnRth and
hi, voire a , tnurh a* pn*tilde for
FIJkGLKR HI A* H 11-1* i*
llie ulrrnnou, d «y « ahead. He hn.'
rtiicteil fur nmUr-iC 'jJlhway t,
ri'iuratrrl that u» few pf’litirul eftlwren , [tunnelI and here.

RUfli-ER AVERS
PURI,1C APATHY
AIDS (iANCMEN
(C-mtlrun d fi - P ‘ if " n •
that tile rltiteti* « »nt flrtht the
Ranir ha'li-r, to a (irii&lt;n intil their
t &lt;*rket. «r* unlver»all&gt; aff*-rteA|,
fiellsve that there are ruanv
‘I hat'* whal alnu-rt happened ilu*
fnre untried va n ctle' th.il :
rintf i ,. Weaver adridnlitmtJun.
urown her*-, but for thi,
'■The pr* ■* nt ay »trill »,f r d 'in t
* * '«n we have »t*a keif only
revenue in the city U laritrlv conthut have l.ien ,u cre,,ftllly |
firiril to houndiiiir ntliD-m into ili,-ti Snnfonl. S«tme of tlir,e
.'axhir with t) • adnunt *rnllon
■ to known to |&gt;M-nl ff.irdrn
thrmiirli manipulvti’iHA *&gt;f thy-hoar.l
I we invlt • all who are inof prop-rty a- • - r*. A wide&gt; I I,, drop into our o f f i c e nml
,I're»*l ire r*-j * d tax . rale i, pur- line n f flow er *t*ed, that !
poA.Iy ayi.ulwl f*u (ear of »ruu«lntt
&lt; hlnio.ly ,m irw l. We *hall :
llie r*ia&gt;'*-, to «* lion.
- thid to (dace r pec ini order* |
My hell* I • that the control IInu
M-eJ item :. Hot , M illed in
PhlladMt ban* wi.h tu nlain vice
*n I ye' el nilnate crime at ihe *ntno
tlnve fi at Kati,*dut«ly Intparaibl*.
i K I, A NT i Contract avi anl.
“ The uft hrmii-ht up and connmMrui-tloii of histiw-ay
■tantlv i - .aided relief mea-ure
*rd
from In re to I'.dk
which let.ieiiti . the divurcinp of
line.
the r'*1'! - from u iijiiw i.fi I in
dlireitce i- only *|1 I&gt; tHil(tr**»l 'flub- * 1 VMPA NVa*
inliarv ,«-wer
■lul &gt;’ for piitilU- ruiiAiiinptlun. It
• t ni twlriu I nrtalk'd In Mi-aduwruutel■ ni|c hut mean* ittflh tu-'
) I ,.k aul**tlvt,ioii.

Y/ic st/fnvmp
test o f ft
Wife's devotion

MEN’S SUITS
CLEANED &amp; PRESSED
FOR 50^
PANTS
CLEANED &amp; PRESSED
FOR 25/
We ( ’all For And Deliver
We (Guarantee Satisfaction

lik e

" lim p

t id e ”

Gpportuai

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d n nut u i

f o r anyone. Ti
m orrow may I
too late.

SAVE NOW! 1
To-day!
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Phone' fills

Wontrip! Wonttear!Wontsag!Nc:v,
patentedwebbingbeltintheHanes
SAMSONBAK UNION SUIT I
me

In ih* nr,l place, it it Intrmtinr le
tttuw tlui llie ~iUddy‘* ul men tun i
fteturn tt our lejmcry, &lt; v,i) d.iy
{tlcphunr, Anthoritwt trll ut Ikil it
•rat whllr etiaincfr* nl die IhII del,
t i , , * I * l . , , M , i in New V* rk , o r
’■tak'uy 4 rarelut ttta't ul the u p
in whuti tpeerh It t-&lt;'du\r*l «■ ih i
dtev mi*hl tlitoivcl tie U il i
*-f
MMMN'im
41*1 rrprtuhr i;*u n tl.i
Ihry rlrvekiml ttic u x tiu iu t- •
Mitch ht«r Ird up to dm It.I* U
afaril
.
I f| 1
*1 or a umi |Hcturru

His silence spelled

A b^vc M.d*c llcllftniy. Ku* ,t*r. imj raonuMnn Sir lfir ry
l- il In III ttic picture, "Atutliir Know* llr .1 ' I- low liop r.iInft t \ u due cj&gt; .n whn!i » t.i*d n fia t. .ii» w.it be i k i rdciL
It HI ■ - h rn *r.t) the d. t ty; i I p ij.
■ are ' .
iy
l,it..:.* a.I ill* W ra tc in Iu

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vuiJ I wtuic*.

1 !'i|« t Uf 1 |li't4dlJikt'k1 h(

)&gt;..)M ei ut 4 liu-air*
i i » i u &gt; are in *1
uTTtu- Httnlint pruc
r*iuu»mni. fmiwn 41
• on S*mii»J I'lrjH ln
sill Ur Ute fipiC'lur
1* o uhluj |o 4 tui .l

III. we »f
.* pr
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inut'.h ai
tlMtf i -tU ’ ^rr
naiaft. tell lo ll.r U&gt;d . i Uf
Ih.pp. *a,,
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k l too In lllw*l |i* ,
n ». lftl
l l l 1-.1
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In* I id ur &gt;»i ti tn, it n1 ru
f l l lp'j
w 11&gt;

unit ■! cm
j In, t*n
tty i ik i -i
el .11 Iaj4 il*4l ul Ul* fgpiilur jeih'u
a hiit-vt »»■.!««, tlu H-ui'l 4r,«*cij'•! of
K . 1 lilui tv likrfl, hr.pi.twd, 41*
1 ittud l&gt;, &lt;tif* It.an llw tu..)«elH4
b »*&lt;i. *•&gt; luMd-il-tkitia Iticldumr
pUttvl In k « i .ii, n. u.ai |net in.
&gt;* rr jc I lout ti tc k m i, ttw U4.n l
.1 lie . ' -I. r heart it, c m -ij-v 1 1*
lit, *1 iffrvrwc in |Ik &lt;Uitii, K.il tlvii
l &gt;t ih, u
-1* 1 -4i .1 uiumj i’n lure.
Ilu.t by tin &gt;t &lt; nil'll ,1 InJ lb.w&gt;
mad* '.f fh, filtrl .m ttA,l tu-c ift u*
t**k up lppnratuv und ,l .hr pr.&lt;jre
talnlt 4 vHinl r

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Tlu-n ,ri Iwi. n.tl.t.i,* tvHifu
n-.' . i ■ Of* it:
im iu K ,

ith
in- tit 1 II ; vtl

H j A liit,,ii 4, i k "d « * n e ’ i &lt;
41 »\ i] 11 il. j el
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V ligtii v ».uii nit mi i|«- *ii 01
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L J itm 11* ft.*li llx r IMI||&gt; &lt; V
b&gt; rh* rlitr m ri;.i 4 it p f-d u r id
K vei l)- 1! to lit* It, tt I t ’ ! h-'lu
A 1(44# Jilin,ul pft*r*i it uw*f in
rat Of. t let 11k Wrviirr.
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K fc ptak '-c tie"
llalturor' ,
m t e « t 1 u tiir. 41 id MU* vutmd 44c,4uL ,t*m&gt;. urttidircril to tt.i ei ti. ii
*411* 14. wIm.Imi n * c , ( 4Avlttltlu1l*
prof Id in ifu lul! cl I9J*&gt;
’ *yi_ t'w, uni. aim
K|*fl!|i| llttl ll.r I .» I - 1 C j
itt m ii'iul.,;i
P ’i W4t la-vnvfd iu u‘* iN film mil
tiilttntl, 1,1 the fiita.
SffICl it
mjfe *r.d tbr frtult wav thr "M-mr?.fni.rff.ti »rr picked
n a lo ff fwrtMlt, ParanAv.ifi I -i
ft « hl.i* tuyc ll&gt;&lt;
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Hal Kuuh .tut 1...

1 1 i.w luiftaat ptnurt eaiatr*. Urt k ill

A letter to Dave, her hu'htnd
— fu&gt;rn » Mrxnee woman— a .kine f .r n m n rf! It way ptej-.tlerout. linthinLable. Oh. p
1 he true!

All »h* had loved litj lletd^H*
acetnrd *&lt;» he ut riumhlmjt ru.ut
*1 hrf fret G o ! knew thr love I
lit * * — mil lovrd hun. no nurice
wlua lie li*J done. And yet —
Y.m will **ni to r*4j the uue
uuiie nf thit powerful, hejrt grip­
ping tuay frum m l lilt. A mi will
never forget it. Sun.ng on Pigr Tffl,
it 4ppc*rt cumpfetr ru the th i Jxr
iuue of Ttue Siury k lip u tc.

cut lo t, miit.ihcrt ■ 1ar of ite*. |m it*

^ lll* -*11 III* f.tlH null ret llw rtfUlp
ituiu edit* fur the w411.&lt;1 attailiuH**
unit. In llir.itm a lctc pneftKtcat
max)* b. I* lb nMlefth « i • ,’ wwn. th.
ftyeioa p. lure i&gt;i«|i,&gt;or it aQiupprv
wilh
tli ttuiitfidt lt d tr&gt;ifr,l 4tt»rb

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id llie ur&lt;4ti&gt;« ' (Jig on
14411,1 iNfturr tt !• iig re*
tbannviaslr Afal* rmw
llir itMtfian pKti.tf canwr*
iren *nrt lt rc4.n,.tiJ fay
(lift. totiJiuuK s;pcr4tu*.
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C O N T E
fin J o f Mitine

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My Mul Moment

4n*l Aft,*
I Vk 4t a I k m m i W ife
Itrcawx 11 ov.Ua t toy ~N ol*

Dugrtird
U u r f Im M

What Made llim jlo It?
R railn t Wine*
Athajnwi o f U ii W d «

.tad u t t m l e b f w wi

t w k i c*pl*m
but that night, when the
quietly lianded him the l.-rtcr.
Da vc stood w ithbow cd head, in
atony silente— hti face a mask,
to hide— » tut?

•mlit unt Tfi-.t it k'Aiwu a* t!i* dot
wnm) fMv&gt;lector tyilem fit) It on
fdu-'id *« 9f per cent nl tile r*i»uii|
tlwatf* uiiaiUtHfie llw ludiicg &lt;*
• Inr*' ei It the only L&lt;«rat|.4t r*
Qutfvd w**b ilia 11 vuta t*. rtiA.yc ini

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And now. thit— thi, letter—
after ten yean id p crfta comuJevhip and devotion 1 tier
bappincti 1local coed. Her lovis
life tiwtcrtn^ on the hunk o f
turn. Dave, the man tin had
i Joined, had tniitcd ftrip^.nj&gt;,
t be lather o f her children—
Surely there had Iteen to a n
terrible irnauke. Safely-D aw

y «e i4i winch tb* *tnmd it mamlrvl

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j rn M&lt; i* it takrn m a ft* lt*4l 1 t tr.
wi*d.» «ruii*priJ wnh apteial fvcilitw*
i L v IhaIicI* on* ut n,,r« itur*t*(ihettci
^ H j . abn* tlw tludm, bai,oi f'r ty

dcanair, betw een faith an.l
duilluaiAintmtii, the acarthrd
tier btriLin^ heart in a piteoui
attempt to learn what the had
done todeterve thit cnKifiiion.

A n d y e t — w h o w i t t hi t
wirnun? W hy liad the written
D iv e thi* letter? Woa there, af-cr
all, vome romantic rp i^ id cin
her huthand'a life llu t he had
kept bidden from tier? 1

tor, wbkrt - m Ut* u tr at the Jim

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PR fir e way deathly white.
Her heart ircim • in ttup
I'einrij;
J. the Mated In Intrtilu-il utihclicl at the Icucr
thin he.I in her ttcmblnig lun I

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O n arou n d to your d ew ier'*. H a v e u
•war w ilh liitn o n a H a m s S i m hostwL Slim m er L'nion Suit. D o 4

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tltat belt. | ry lo rip i&lt; uway front thu
T'
b od y o f the unmn »utL Hull, yattk,»T / „ j /t:
Mlrctcli it. ^ nu can't w reck il w ith you r
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ItunJ*, *0 you won't b y wearing o r
M l if 1
w a tliin ^ it. N o rubber in if &lt;1/ allt
N o quc*tion *bout tom fort, lon&lt; * e r .
v ic e fir happy fit. F o r that hell m e a ­
sure* lhrvc&gt;qu «rlcra o f tl»c w g y
M # t t d your wmitt — every w h ere
there'* any *train, any pull, tiny

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CLASSIFIED ADS

Ad«

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R A T E S

ca»* to Adraac*
L „ . »4,. will be rwcwtrad

lyi collector Mat
t^ii, for payment.

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jju rtin n e !■ reetneted
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error U made The fca*
rrali w i» b* reepomalble
r ol, incorrect intertlon,
nrtiaer for aubaeijuwnt
n*. The office ahould ba

immediately in can of
A n V F .H TlS E E a
Herald
repr*•actatire
i l y familiar with r »t «»
Kmi elaMificaiio# will
m eompiete Information.
K u eoh. they wilt aarlet
Krording your want ad
I it more rffrcUre.

Wanted Poaltion u orange grove
carp taker. Krfererve fumuhed.
Mamrd. 25 years experience, W.
C. Itnxika. Oak Hill. H a

The Connecting

“—Financial

lunremenfs

Herald t'laaaiflpd Ada connect the
wire#—perhapa you have money
to loan or « i»h to borrow—let a
"want A d " do the work. Call N h
for service.

find a huyrr. When you »l*h to but &gt;wu mu*i find

10— Livestock

the pemon j-cllint what you want.

W hen you Kate Hiimrthinir lr» .«*cl1 the fin*! utep U to

advertising.

T elephonr
Numbers
Y o u

Juit phone IIS.

mrnsaife In obtain maximum rr*ulu.

S|&gt;ecial Sale of Pedigreed Rabbit*, 25— Kxchangr
rhinchillai. New Zealand Red*,
[IF fXJNKLY—Join “The while*, rhrap. 2201 Oak A»e.
For Fxrhange F u r lo l« In bu**
fuH'iirrv(|a»ndenc* t’lub."
ineae *edion of Sanford, **ry
Orwriptiuni free. H»* f o r Sale— One He.I celery plant*, detiralile loeation. no. rnorlgag*.
irj California.
ellhe Stockhoff or
WiKhtruff luxe* |iaid. will exchange fur res­
Special, ready to eel. If. It. M»n idential property. Adilre** Hot 200
roe, phone 170 J.
rare The Herald.
UFFEli LIV IN G ROOM
I from 1157.to) up. Oil- I I — Miscellaneous
2ft— M lscdlan rou ix
iff
Furniture Co^ 23
IIE P H 0 0 M S U f T E S . four pieces.
vli St.. Orlando Fla.
KIDDIE
KOOPS. the
genuine
from W 3^0 up. Oilbert-Mctiriff
121 7ft. Oiltort McC.riff Furni­
AN'SFER A Storage C&gt;&gt;.. Furniture Co., 23 Eait Church Sto
ture Co., 23 East Chuirh St., Or­
. Crating, Shipping. 8l»W&gt; Orlando.
lando.
cilitie.. Phone XIMI, 2WI
Kalph W. Ia&gt;»*lng, 12— Wanted
For Sale; Thoroughbred red IN-rilan
bitten III).
Mr*. Henry
F IN E FE L T MATTRESSES only
Wight, Phone Uhl W.
IPPER,
Sign* of all
IIS.00. r.lltort-M cOHff Furni­
In Sanford Paint A ture Co* 23 B u t Church S t, Or­
*r Co
I'hona 3113.
lando Fla.
( L e c a l N o t Iren )
U* Y 0 U K O IJ) W A LIdi
WA N T E D —
l oom
fumithr.1
IT U L
new
W ALL
■ul iit , r a m i ,
f SOMETHING NEW house for 2 year* Phone 935 W. i x r i l&lt;l li lnl ii l I Ti t DM
1 (1.
&lt; IN * I IT .
rrElt. FOR FURTHBR
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I t — Apartment For Real
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t i l l Ul II
[e&gt; II W.* W’ llham*. parlor
' Jay S*h.«o| s| p Au SI—
M mine eerrkea at II A M
nth a *|weial n e in y * to to d*
*»r**t by Ihe parlor
l.om iiy '*er»tcea at • j»Vbak.
SI

24— laitn fo r Sale

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card«d

Ilrrald rlawtified ad*

An expert will hrlp you word yotir

R A I1R IT S — H n r young Pedigreed
Chtnchillai
|5 pair.
White For Sale--2 acre lota on Dixie
Highway near Monrwe. cleared
New Zealand* |fi.
Rig While
well, pr uncleared
Flrmieh tlia n U
$S.(hl.
White and flowing
Angora* tlll.OU.
la S a llr H ar­ Small payment down. I.. A Kenaud. riot W. 2nd St
den*, St, Peier*burg, Fta.

S h '.a l d

The ra»lr*l way

are beat because they are read h&gt; the mo*i |n*&gt;plr.

For Sale— To reduce'our ilnrk of
Flceon*. (white K in **) will aril
atout to) pair* at reaannahle price.
Ark ISccly W icyly Market. |»t.
St. what kind o f n)uah* wr drlurr.
Phone 3202 or addrrea 1. Vihlen.
R. F. I», A.. Sanford FU

For Rent: Nicely fumLbed apart
menti with all modem convan
U M N O — Hy expert* fenew*. Phone 207.
year* extierience, Alto Apartm rnl for rent with
A PH repairing.
SanIni|ulre lid W, lUth.
and G ift Shoppe, Me*
cade, phone 8.12.
Furnlxhed garage apartment al
I-AUgley Apartm rnta; alao five
ROOM S U IT E S
room unfumiahed house comer
ip. G H bert-M rG rlff
Chapman and Union Are. Call 231.
!3 E a it Church SU,

N E W Y O R K , s#.-t i
IIS S )
u( tb* S'nr York plan
aht r «.**r\ *iIon « f lit o r a l i«
amines, un-let Ik# r . i » . r n l . r
llinunaiMn. r ln iM n iM 'lilm in f**
M .M H t t A T K M m it. t i l l K O I Gallon. It tom e made bv Jams* W
Stuhar. *-v rriary « f |h« Ohm Car*.
Up*, Isa ll*r«l a. I*»•I•/
M m n m Council* Columbus, t o n
S.&lt;!&gt;dnj School at t : t l w'eto, k.
w b« la «i.i|:n* Nan England .tales
1"Teaching at II n» A. M
t o i l a i |ito(ri*t a tome
Lord's Supper at 3 .to P. W
'»ede In r.in&gt;ma|ina ,,f fi*r*«ta.
Preaching at • r. M
earn* and mid (if#, un-ter bi-part
form*
af
administration
V »#rt»a af apodal meetings. •an
U o in j In &lt;la&gt;*. will begin Sunday
aiflt under tto super* l*i*&gt;a of tto
pastor

The Inrxpenxlv*- rl.i**tf led ad In the

link that make* *alcx pimnlMe.

[TI0N, CALL PHONE
SEE V. C. COLLEK
), FLA

Get

RESULTS

to find both buyer and *rllrr in through rtaxnlflexl

urt pAI.r.
Une younc row.
Comlnc fresh this month. FtU.OJ
til 107 IV. t at. St. Shoe Store.

JOB— RABBITS

1 U n ifie d

Colored Churches

y l l _______ . 10c a Una

P*

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7—Situation Wanted

^fcrJ DaitF H " * *

O h io O ffic ia l W ill S tu d y Elton J . Mougkton
te c t
N e w E n g la n d ’s M e t h o d O f Ftful , ANracllh i Hank
IBd*.
S^nfoiil. Fin.
C o n s e r v in g Its R e s o u r c e s

HERALD

JO H N S H A I T I S T t i l l Hi II
He* A llrwdley, paatar.
Suiwlay S*h*wil at 9 HI t M
Prracbing at I I AO A. M
H i k u i 'i
Mieelonary
S*w laly
m** t. at 1;K* P M
R A P. U. meat* el b W P kl
I!&lt;rnlng »e r* k r» al P a'ekwb
lira * prayer meeting. Tueeday'
nlet.l at « w'rli* k.
W'..o-*R,a prayer mealing. I but*
day eight at * n'elwk.

ST i o n s
A Al K. ( III III II
J It t;pp*r*on, pa»Utr.
)-u*.tay Sc►•&gt;••1 at P 90 A. M
IVeathmg and htdy comrnim^.n
at II A M

Onto A rtK lm k c u *^ *&gt;\i
lerlea) 5-c M jr, the Obdw Rotate
(iitivf* and Fam i Kureau I eOera
imn, U via* nine a state d*pari
****nt ■t l ‘oe*rrvalinn and drafting
Ito legislation In to place*! tofu**
»to togtstattnWTfT"January
Alisdlae P t o l r n
H 'h lV In Naw V rtk Mr Stutor
■•* a luncto-ut ( u n i nf Ont. yv&lt;&lt;
d«r* ltni&lt;*i*li with whom to omi
ferrwl »n roneervatu n problem*.
togeibe* wit* K jV *r i K
n t * r » ta
rnor Trumbull nf
r * im » iw a i, Harold U r Nader af
Mawm I tty, Iowa, formerly l*t a*.
•I*lanl Secretary of War, sru| |lr
John W Ky*kin, id spy mgfv»;J,
Mae*. ..local,..net diretl.tr of the
Isaak Malian I *eg\j*
Mr Roeecvelt pttlnted lo the
marked pr&gt; c '* a* is . »iM »tt i i u n ta
New V w l a* w*dl a* in P*nntyltaaia where deer, b a r ,
end
ottor |*m* l* ehoWlnc rapid Is*
cr*s,# Mr. Stutor «*•* area &lt;n
ronferanrw with affleml* af the

1.1*ted below are S e n t a f F *

fending c*&gt;m|Mnieu w hs no.
licit youi
buwinewn
by

&lt; ) &gt;7 ’ 7
M

haa )uat toep unearthed la af Pan. f
telle marble m l it li • Greek wot* j
at tbe beet

l II N S T A N T IN O I'I.F
to n x
I INS I A large part af a *tatn*
•bowing the far* nf a mtoaaal
toad » f a gmldea* to* Wen found
In Ih# exravathm* which era totng
made )■• ) |be A r* baa*dag Ire I
EipndUiea af Ito brto*h Academy.
I X H I M I IM1 I I f I I I I MX ! » » ’ t i l l
Tto exra«ett*ne are nearing tbeir
-IW K X Tt
I H I M It
i l III* 1(1
•i n t l l X o| t'M IM IlM I* (X I ) i Wc Hp i i HI .
.
r*tw
o * i * ih m
m i * ti
ix
The toed af the g*wbteke wbieh
• *1 ( X t i: N I
I ll 4*11) II (F T
•* II*. * i**r
HettnIlMftI* 4Hdhl f Balll. A LcSlu'Mi.i
siiffgiftllolk t «raflsin*A|

»I&gt;W h U tototed t * ‘

•late from Ito fifth eentury H. I'­

Mwl*ur«

i l

W a te r
A pbawe rail will bemg %
eef*lra.
II. J . O au*#

For Duality
Milk
will being ene*
"WaaldUan a
t'ertaialy

K * Q y — Hgring*

m

KxcuvationM Reveal
Part Of liiic Statue

t u r n in g * e r v l* e e a t h n 'rlo c h .

f*D&gt;f r u n gfMP* topri In Kami with
tb« mate
o*e morenmnt I to**
re*wl»ed rvitable Irformal mn uf
■♦ear wNhm the iK y limit* af New
I ark City, inrreaae la dear erwt
other, came on I * * ( l*land. planty
af dear near B iu||*prn and N*w
Haras, r* oner tw in and Penney!*eni«, that aul 19 yaara i|*. la aytr
run with dear la my actual knowl­
edge. Tbl* ib rC r wbat raw to dona
In game rap'aermenl under proper
mat bod* i |m * ta n ttllM U m . «***&gt;
in datiMly p«pu1ale«| ragtane," Mr.
Stator wto (a ala» a member nf Ito
editorial *taff af Sperteman'i t&gt;i
gret, a big game busier ami eon
•ervattoniet, relate*!.

FieM rirrw
Memeuttor N r X i a W t wk
ia need m
t “ A •II**"’
O n tr n J f lueitto .
S f f t l t r StatkMM

l l appears that Ito mala budding

I* .tim e r*
F ix It s k e p

w bkb baa toes reveatad a* a rw*utl j
af Ito eira*wtlana waa Urn end af a
(«»u m attacked to the Hlppmlrwme
fumtlwre
Thle, we* known ta have ba*a «i|oalad behind ito Kalhi*a»a. totw**n
ito Palarw end Saint Soph ia

THL YARDSTICK
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TH M H TATK Dp r u m t u *
T l*
U U IT M A
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A|iar|in*iil A - l .
IIU n llr C liy , N ew J * r * * »
ll a p p **M n e fro m lb * * a i&lt; m D ill
o f ilo m p ia ln )
f il* J In t b l* &lt;au**
Ib a i you * r * a rrn id cn l * f a » m l *
io cou n try u lh * r Ilia n lb * D ia l*
r'lortita, D ial von * )e *lrt* i)e e w h * o
1**1 l l * * ) i l o f ** B* llB Jd'lH A I&gt;*M inanlB, Apr nor ol A -l. A II bo II* CH»,
N *w Jarsay.

TH K IIC K t 'H i: A&lt;•*f. Marthm I*.
Ot.r* ar* r*i|uir**l to
ami »i'p*#r
•■*t»r* our *alj I'lrrult I'a u il al
For Rent —-See M r». Mnffltt for Hatifurd. Florid* ” n in* t*i day of
A || l»l*
and lb»n and
fire room* ami bath, bungalow. OO..I.O
lh*r*
ntak* ana*** in* llllt ad
ill of gta*M-* with gold
Tw o arrrenvd |**mhrat garage, i***m|ilallii * (h lb it * * l *e a l** *l l * b
Itrtum to me at H n yn n
h * r e l(» n
* l* if* *
p r « r*i*»(***o
large yard, rhrap
I I t l Celery o• lIII
to *n l*ra rf aaain at lu u
A re* *-lve few aril.
I T 1* O l l l 'K I l i r n T l*a l Ib l* t’ lla .
Ave. Phone 42d \V.
lio n t o publH bu d Hi T b * H« I’ fo l d
i j ' irr thia ela»«ifiration
a «• • *pap** ■publtatod. la
Furnished house convenient
to lltrald.
n* mi toil*
rauttir. F t o i i d a &lt;•»*« a
■ii r nutc-k result* When
School. Nice location, reeaonable. Weak, for f«ur con**cull*e w**hly
•t
"nthlng m
found
■lift Myrtle. Inquire Phone M&gt;7 It ia*ur*
I m S k AMI* n itU K H M A. This tb*
try a rlatalfird ad.
1al da* ul H »pl*i**li*r, A. II t*K
I for an Ad Taker.
I'lt L t M
F O R R E N T — Nice h-mae at Ginart. T ■ »)»■
dentil*, la rg e yard. Itrnt lift
J rtrrult,
Florida
per month.
Mrs. Jultua Ta k e rh.
W FKK*
Phone ft«7 R.
tl. C.
IHIIM.F.
if* ami Graham trurka,
FOR RENT Houae, W V » First
kb. Street. Phone 3.

lft— lluuxcn fo r Kent

St. Apply 11. F. Kent. Pbona 17.

f S . MAMMON
t Automobile Co.
M Ave.
Phone 137.

^W N T SHOP
v » &lt;■«&gt; any thing in
' lto.no call will get
4I 7.W . V Kail
«
S T O K E — Pre♦tils. Soda.
We
fmir phm r. Call
T U Roof E t *
“ •Ul
shingle*
Mb and galvnalaad
[ H R - C*waa. Oak

Lft Acra* Celery l a n j near 0 *iedo
along aide a farm that ta a U tle
gold mine, bargain. See m* for
Glover, Ftormi, CwunUy Homer.
Fred E . Ruaaell. Phone 503, U S W

in. st21— A c re a g e F a r Said

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O'todo.

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A C R E A G E FO R S A L E : suitable
*for poultry farm, l-ca to d four
adles south of Sanfopl on old O r ­
lando road, 33 acres, part higbU n d and some of (l tow, ideal for
thicken* and dorks.
Can bo
bought for 9100 par
acre an
your awn term#. Addree# R, J .
Holly, First Net tonal Hank OuibL
/ng. Sanford, F la
__ __

22— HeaPEalitr for Sale
fciXEa f r e e ,

M IN N A I

For Rent— Small fum iibrd haute
in Oak H ill, two room# hath and
garage llft.00. Phone H2rt J.

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J l w i i ' d d cuura* that tbara
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(x**a»* a* a a n * i gttew tbai uad*r
la au'aa uiyain -u* ! ■ &gt;■ %•
and b* i oi»* *1 a ()*»••• »• Furuart la aruligbl • a inatblag
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nf llarbrrl lloovrr for preadrnt,! annouiurd today by C. M. Ikrrry. kiatunc document wkkh be took •&gt;&lt;w«wt*d by li-vertwie M k * |*ar.i * f*«n» the r-«w *.' galWcy gnteg tu h* an? hurtled *wrew«l*o , th* haltlw a
4.j ^h* pwt ire, of «o»H &lt;*n of an# night .u n d . wvth tk* read).
patty imuw*. II* &lt;kmMiA
VV. J, Howry fur governor, and W .|••-cirlary.trvaaurvr of tk* Fkorula at roa.| |u have akgncd by tkr world ; Curk* a?&gt;.|* tu I rnnk l- fV k , |H,
C. U*Min for rongte.aman ftvm Ilulb Urnwcra Aaaortatkm, who , powera, the tWcrelary e f Stake alho p»eawl»*t of th* bmitk C*IW * , lfv ^ &lt;Wgg*t«. I»&gt;*tr t %lt«*w*y ,ut» lU-Sing awadty frewi hit I fkvwc atvacka •• Imawfatw meaa#
&gt; .1 t o n tu th- .leaking pM . •» »*• »M ^d af tk* IWamcratM
the fourth diatrtet, ala 0 . O. I’ . , negotiated the deal. F. Ilyavrl&lt;l A •returned with an important an Kr.gj?
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J.* * M -lagNaa i c a u * I revala
M tk* F»ny H* ha* laid hi* a h a r t
arcaktr, a d d r e ^ l betwven Iww Ben. o f New Ynrk CUy purxhnmd M K | IM , L
^ U n 4 llu l ,h* tKM^
gratin g M u . fucwt aad then hurrying
(|«* it *t*p. fodag ta b* aeaaaaha. ^ pttNrt that hk* caatpaigw ka
and three hundrrd prraon* galh- jh , tuti.|gnn»en» for 111^0*1. T »» .
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. i m SmMk ok tka mkdtnrw ,&lt;M MMe
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, f , Wt-wrwiy trip
The h-ta“ afTirmattv* *aa. - nftaod
rTV,l SatunUy night at the eouth-j .hipmrnt wa. of white tnrrt.au. Aggl.vk. . . » h na.al agreement ia c* » ,
r ,r u . Adler. • «•**&gt;•»
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,h. I .-.uT.*. •
d klllrd waa J. |l. raat coiner of Kirat Street and, hull*., cnnai.tkng of miaed n und «^»»*»Unt with the I’arle jwet far an.
.tu.mieg .lvoww.1 Mat ka? char .»• *alalliag RcgwKuaa ta*a*a u l
of Philaatetph
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wjr. .curing a t*rm I’ark Avenue.
u&gt;-t*f«a&lt; l ,c*.td#ddal campaign ptamtag tk* Repukiwan rmwed.
iMilb. and pl.rfnng atn,k.
lb* renunciation ef war. but then
* + * “ *» »•
^
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■viua - f athe, &gt;.*?. wtl) t&gt;* alauat
Huorer mad* it dear at tk* art.
Major J. f . I'atteraon of Miami,
Hanfonfa m en d Urge narrU.u. added a . an a fU rtk -u gh .
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atailnf whin Owen, iwrauttal. rrpreaerUtive o f Mv.
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MV of klg cwmpaurt Vkat k* wowM
follow, very eioaely after
*! ^
. k, , thr^ ‘“ T ’ ’ , 2 1 .
,
main nldrrnd lliggtn. Hoover, apoke for Ike H*i«ulillean thlpm.nt
the ft ml ear which wa. w.1# Aue
not unjrmiami tnat tnrr* | Tk. m ^ jm t i r off*t?M,r In Ike
Among, tk* phot g f»th . t*rw ^ k T - i p W t . Huwrary. . a b ' ^ ^ a ? .
R^mkllM . *
S'ra.i^ rrbl.d, f»r*m*n nomine* for president, while Mv •i. tr.
*a&lt; wkl ta h*t MtklW today, f l n l u a l -k*t Ow ] lack, an r.oveowe •mith. Me haa
an, V k V ic „f New ' ' L mm* * * • ''&gt; * ' ? '' ' »'«*«&gt;•
h..lM ‘ - .U w ill I* m « W
|l». fywa.i *
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1^ ,,, 1»Mn* hi* k**t to d ^ i theaa. whew?
la To "p m lh* gates llow*y and Mr. I^waon talked in Yolk for ftk .tiU ti, kelirr.d t* h»
have raid !).*•• U » o w«d*h» IWw*»w
iw.cph
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. Ildum I 0O* « f OUalM t S k M U »Ya ha* tWwutrwlic *ched&gt;d»-mpk*r.
»»Vt aay WWW railed hn ht* atuwWhen thry obrytd behalf of their own randulaeie.. A
h? .kdffbRy
a treord pilrr for Fb&gt;ri4 t gDtwn . ln,**T "
^
jth
m Tk# Work #«dti***&gt;4 waa la­
.riiad .i t ahot guna K. Bametl o f Fern l*ark, who l,upM.
Ilowaa.r, th* S-rrrtaiy h.wl prr ••**
Smith** trip vkat h* will
lloff in a f rw» that la *»mlcr in.
awed aft** the aatm ul rk a iiw n
the laiuiriam Kail- rrrvrd aa chairman of the meet*
vioa.ly
rommittrl
hlmaelf
hy
aay
'
Inftoca.
ao.1
atkrn,
on
.wcce.ate*
i
ample
cppovtuaily
le
m***a?«i
(iruwery participating in filling
The tw vrlt af the ! r-twfee with paMr b u t*?, in all d ^•oferred with ike t w t m . ami
Navigation Company Ing. Judge N. t . Ila tiutit *f Iky* the iw-nml . ari,.a.t ..r.t*r tnclud*,| Ing in rrpljr lo iwertatmt ,;ur.tko* *,gW# at Ralicgt, ar*l t harh.tt-. tv'ligait*a
w«a iP 'iat-M kg
.fill remain ea ft?*. k»w tw i.
Arrht* Walt*ra, boat Iona It? a&lt; h and I., fiarltnd lligaa
to
whether
the
Angl„
French
aa
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Croluadna,
8.
C
,
Ja.krunnlK
tha mn* Uatv« ia which h* will j
H Stow*. John Mn.eh. ’ K. J.
[•he I . II. at»l N.. ro­
Monaghan fwfenHted nwa duvet auk- pwhifc- appeacan.e. It ia *o ;
.
grr* of Orlando r«4|ilvU( the lt*t Cancnm, K?imun&gt;| M*ia&gt;h. Jam*. »al agreement wa* eonautrnt wttn H Tt-I*.
llout and '.bey ahot of r|uuikem.
I ••Uwing R-Jina-n Itrough th* j a.■u-ali.-a wf any ww tmt talMwal ■lytgnwl ,JWalf td th* ti.«»*fl»et a I IhiMog the pewcawvanlaMi i
Ktrwart.John Holly. J. Hi. Clair the renunciation of war pact: "Ye*.
it *waa
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m ? • •* .
kt him and Captain John
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,?T.ac- L
tk . m ik u h M v r..? t
w
“ »b-a*n*a*l,. H
-twee
nf Th.»m** J»ffrrwm. Mr, *1 I , regard* tk* !"c d m t a* add
lYtceding the intn-durtion of White Jr., J. J. Holly, llcaiy il ia eons atent. I dun t tnlnk It ha
Im
r"*
.wepir
nuvmf
hr
attack*
ea kVa.
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•peakrra, Mr. Ilamett attacked Al Tharwtua, A II Slone, John Ren­ anything to ih» with lh. pMt 00. S#U»e U»yl..r Ko*.. ,-w^halim aa ; u w a i tmlwM* «d &lt;«.iiu*i?-w he
k# la. . .lam*n.«
Am*.lean,.**
II* dkl
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?,* th# NaUaoal Cajwimltr*. wi 1 fa w n tk# pwitk# and b**tlogger*
,
the dead tru.ty ^m|lh
Tammany Hall' and tier. Hen Fi.h, Clifford Walker and way or aaother."
r n r Hmiik
. ackmlule
raUa
crlthtem
nf
hi*
rwvurd
aa
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tMl
m*n
wkoe*
pwluava
were
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catw|ungv
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|&lt; o|&gt;*«ain Mtigl&lt;-tun and |„lllr,| ||rri , rt lloorer. Proclaim the Sanford artid T S l l f f t
Iltgkly plea., I With the &lt;wm
|U r ala «aa&gt; r *p***hrw--at Omaha. administrator n*r attack.
Mart
rngagnl in bar t*. - |rtJf him.elf a* a Democrat wht of them ala? c mltibulrd to lh# ptrti#h of hi* 4utlr« abroad, hi*' to the 1H 1 Domiakow w*at w». h j moved.
UMth f a t i p , l Waver, Helena. I’uhtn ani.m It hen MWa nf
km
tv hat tk* dWIrWt »it » ? ? j urm* . Muaeapoiia and Miiwawkve
•"‘I Single tun votr(, for 0 n,vrr Cleveland an I firat rhipnn nt.
Iwgg ie moat emphatic in hi. d. • re • Mb A wane* uf adder.**, t* * *
fbea ?*/»rr*d la kU Al
i ike —
blue book" ef th* r w lt u ? it
era.
Kamete
tw
Virginia,
la each *1 thee# ntlea, Ike IS**.
Woodruw Wilaon, Mr. lUtnett d?*Mr. U*rry f o u l thvt hr ha* la make t| rl.ar that the pa-i
of
th. Ih a aa lvte wa* t*&gt;M.| by hi. ageata in a ' &gt;«wr wtil H *al tk* night, a n l in ia .lighting tacaaa, fc* felt a pa#«
11nir the anolf* r**r* i c r i M th^ apprmrhmg national many other ordrr*. whirh will he j •huuld n«t be need for pwllt'-«l lb* tkkef
|tptd, k* iwealttl. Tk* l . - i run,
for the
f»minin« vide tain* Ike name aa.1 * M i»,t?« wf 1 all wf h a a *a«* IDUna. k* wdl «oaal Nuwry. tin toU ea# ftiaad, mi
4 I &lt;1 the convict, had r ]l41 ,ltl „ -out a political rn l hu* filled a . rapid!/ aa y a iiile . . II?. , purpotra in the turning rampaign dnve
•me iwaakut, vkat cum attach* had
Iiurrh and had gotten —
, v---------(..i.tteai -t*»,dutK.n."
and d* .|M
“ I do not think,H he ------aided- Ih.l • ill tpeeh at Fa,t*r. &lt;m Sept It ( kvery k -utegg.r. f t r a n a and |.pend tka ewttre day |?w«»dmg kVa a*, pine* la American poi
- --'»%w |i?f
aigew and
ai t |'iinun|(
nucet,
for irv
bulb*
planting » t « *k
and
Hkllahnry
the
f
blowing
day
1 nvi r. whrra faiur wrrr c\mf^\ |l# co«Ud noi
■paetk
at
a?gkt
Ila
wi.'i
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actt?«
Mrtmgkaa
1
fr r r m ,j i , 9m o » * * * ., ihm lrvM&gt; oW aU U mode a pang
l rrtMtaal In th# city,
In laen-ag kta alateamag. Week
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(raatlnw«i| &lt;&gt;a page three)
al four
i ,hgtar*d
It .Utlaia. •wa tka rally •«■ a w M i and depart tk* rwveaUd that taaaywwu pamph­
ThrY ly vote for th* Democratic prv.i Jatk'vftvill*. Tan.pa. thala. |aTrJl‘,,u a
,ht »am»wtgn ur in tl„ #
! - Led for today.
nan**, and »J treaeaa a f I M f l M il auarniag
Thai,’ r*«nty ad lets attacking Hmrvwp, kav# keep
drntial nominee lie Hated aa three |&gt;&lt;|rr q ^ , ' &lt;&gt;v^, ’ ptj.rfiaV* ■"&gt;!
*"'• * *•«•»*»* coiweiiv lha
«*th«ar1. ardwf what I&lt;„ l f k?4 Umk-r.. fatm*ia and tknew
reason* for hi* opfat.itlon to j f^nl I * .b u y e r s .
Jit will b* I *?•■ ,|uitr aute that
piaawd ta c in d a tn * th# oaVtoaai
hr in aa vnwt- |^
M mmal.*? erttew will he afSmith the latter'* affiliation with
follows Rigid
“ ■ Cowvmenuitg
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Itpon th* po.,ibii.' “ '-..c r ’ -.y- . mM wt*h tu make
gvaer.
a.mrted.
_____ I fu*d?-i an *#|&gt;*c1 unity t* m*#t tk#
H llir I n F r a n c e Tammany, hi. view on th* H»|W i lJr, „ f bulb culture In thi, vklnit* |F**r'Jr
"wnrwtww* and fata* "
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j la th.
ram..... -A t- . f -h -m the, kav.
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?|neat tan and hi* e»i&gt;ou.*j,of mortj jj( |llcrry-IDU
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*S»aM «•t vk*m an. b u r n a a t
Iwur a?lvantagra u
■Ml?, affwkni* aad *t*^*al ■
,
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lenient immigration reatfullo**
lL rf„ p ^ y
mf M )
nvwtigitorv af th* I
l h - .- read w. mtwh aad aaeg •• UlUn.
ky
preeacaaMy ra«pea cikh perwnaa
|Frpt. 10. — IN SIMa&gt;.r Patterwm re.mw«,1 Mr.| - y , r .,. Jhr) mrr ,,u „ lpj
m tka *ppa*tvma nadcr eaai af aca?
ate name, af attorney* Wtv I
r&gt;»—the gnyrrt c*tv in
.
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1'Nltl.N MMTI **
f *Wvw#- •**■! Week. -R m rateadnerve*
r*ror&lt;K
lory
«nd
K C 'O p .S. II k
t j!V
C r S F r O fll
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*th*
*WW *rt
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* g .reop
V -pc -m
» ■ a h arvetNEW TfiHh.
kept . . • , t N H» and .n rt tw* vvwn aa far w»«t *• |
[ '• *r Tiinney, ». li»* -• Hoover'* public
.,
IA* r»c«fle I m »l, who have t o ? I
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•d ta .Vary wkiapormg roaepeegaa,
empkasiaing
hi.
work
in
ln(
?d
juat
after
dia
reierr
rtwp.
gi*&gt;.
n
Camixigr
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chainpiAn, la atli*, g iu acting tn dafeaa* af .sptorml • t IIARI.) *?Tt*N. 11 ( ftopt. Id .
(continued on pagr three)
t ruaUawed ea pago throe)
ing a longer term fur the vinyl,),
|f&gt;l an l aimple ntl?-« of
h*r
w ! |mil?t|j?N
.
‘ , — tlRH) Aiaraat l i » &gt; d*4vgat-?|
I W m H U * at*Mi
mrn,
of
farm
l*h»r
|4ay&gt;. II* rrtir*. carl)
tt.
A number wf
*ffvial* j M n i vl)m*t»,| to alt-ml tk# aaaual
11 It I . URSTKOYM CAFF
» !• * % * F i t s H S R
turn fruaa Fur?.,*- and
“ Second: Th* bull?* bring in a
Ity. He ii*** n*n on??- i
unnoiVa ut'» ' • *'* u
kef ,f* «b# | .»/ .vnvoatUa of th# l wirenational
*
CALKtUMAl I'KIMiK FARM
j ^ g k i .v of Cnaawrt
&gt;a*h
IfKnar
*n
at
a
time
wki-n
n
NKW OKI.KAN'S, Iul. f*pt. 10
ad ia careful of hi*
[Typagraghhal C nhm whrch upon.
NKW OIIJCAMS, l a , key# Id
today.( wdMj.
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* ,v*raa# b I. w rwh*r v
— (IN S )—-fSrraie from a frying fdhrr agtlcuturad priduct* a re­
kero tha aftorweiia. It *aa amter - /I N .M - M r . l.wto Kwam, "gomM
" { £ * J ™ k *!
r* * "r«h a had n a h t u . tot. with
moving
from
thr
country.*
rvi'tcd an invitation' Tan, rnwae.l a fire that dc.trojrr.,
aloud today tkat a rw. il#tum will •f th* t o a t b t o i #f N*w tHtoaeo-*
TV
tmU&gt; .** fc* ‘ * f. rale #a «h* haer IrnpUml
"Third: Th*** htilh* make an ra prevented lb* dike* and i#v*e. (, e |&gt;»a4d»at'» ,,.B wwuld
[Amrnran Club «n the Ku guc-ta i af* and o v in alter
to uf feted durvag tk* aewtoane fa»- paid a liuu fua* m J t o n Humph*
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roller,t rotation for the bvnvfit « ( &lt; » » » " k i i l i a g 'a u r her ytutrrapr ^ . . r i
orteg teyp u t wf Ouvoawua Atftvd m , i cwwn today, rotto# tket
It la caprcird *- building* In • down town di*trt&gt; t
•&gt; the cfT»I ef tk,- fb*-.? u(
A* ***ii, eaabl ng th* grwwar* to
Wbva gwvfgenod by rvpufl
K. h mlth fur lh* y n u k a r f. A
upon pugtli.m her* lo&gt;lay. Th* property Vm *
f &gt; f * | . to /ad. Mr. (tu rn
Ibanabr
m
r
r
»»*
»*•&lt;
to-i
list
t t a W i of Varal i . m u t o .* al wa* fwwwi g??*Ny &lt;vf t p r U O g a
fly upon tha rul- ratimat«d a l |2u,00U. No on* »*• : tr»l mime of th*ir cokry laud by Ih* Ilk?, given aw a ) , it waa *M| i ?i Mva# Trumbull d*vlta*d t&lt;* #4
: changing the rrop nroaamnall/
-?
Ftoiah. tt wot *o*d I May* kandb-ad , n totao n n v
ki» Kuruprat? trip. injured.
male l that rru u owned L? tt* wit or dwo&gt; bov e«g*vl?**?at
"F-mfib Th* halkc rant IWO- to •lau
aa?b&gt;ak?&lt;4 at I.* ?o,«W — akt
&lt;mdaig*. huv .h . w,
WKST
h
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m
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TTNWU
Ct.UR
•tomunatrato th* adaptability ef th*
." • 'Z .* ' t z T 't o A
i!im f ea ik l soil ef HcnilTub Coun­ ..........
Irwtaile tic?.topod a| tka gate.. ** ' ,
" 'iFranrtaT. IN n tiraf New IU V ?B '
ty yr the profurtioA uf a Kieat ■ hbh ttfwinariy cto«w automatical "VwvV. *"
. . . a - ••
U
fete
j Kw I maktag yiaydr aad "Big V&gt;H*
D 1* ! l a water logon I*
? rl1' ,k* ’
V*
number of agricultural product*. ly.
Trtdew't Da,la Cttg durable* part*.,
ua* iaat (kwtvday, t &gt; gat. co.
* ’ •' kU,t to’
played #t**«ty s*d *1 tim*« toill,*vod fo •h*-* atot ragiwvr Winy- ' , l f
.auliagiy. A*k#d
wowe^owg taw
w
like
aat tiaau t» defeat R. Kan'a ■ C flC A tW . 8apt I d - ( I N S ) — : eral way tk* to v n y ttw wf
*1 to curb violations of M,t&lt; h«I, llrnry I
tow o f It? togaway covomtavla?, "fd ta a w if
r, I'd * Huh.
d &gt; rulationa, whi-.h ard. W H. helbtn, le * Hraufu.d, G k \ f i e, T a , | ( | » f r ( f i | l S wa* •*«( hn* te dir,? t re?mit* , *T _art ted. in the WkO* . llmtaa. \ UUam* 2nd uf Fktto*WlykU u. ttongtond all tea d to v j lomkah bi. own , k , wo* ***« u to ,*
hr winy recent auto.
Tho aiigineor -oiled fo? . latg* ^ ^ JhaaK J tLTih.ee
Tr,7 h &lt;&gt;■ f trwt round wf tha lt»&gt;a a naltow aide af ".Varfarv AT* f a p o * . from tto anew o f lit*
Willie Hal!, Ralph HJ.Ir and J. rry &amp; 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 U
b l « ,W
tufrr of Dhutvrw and tnatw tka* "* , "#* * "* ?
1
* a) atndlaa low* tonata «homy ton •ui*-r gaagatef, lh- ‘ h.ag?? |»lw, till tug &gt;•' s
*»l». Ungj police, uadet
a handled “ bunof'’ m#u Irma t
h
*
wf
ts* .tadiw-n tor* today ItaltvVe l,-lav, r*«* ?atoa lS*«t
* * CHI»f K.iy U. Martin.
fia.t v*v«g.*?w* l~il f»c th* kill hi* hami
I’Mton »or* aewt to the teta?
’ '’
,a , a i T A
Paul Rood and C u t l n Rurkt.
M nine offender.
* f t&amp;a
eg *f tto • ha-aga — -tUgger ato
Ftottng o f tto
J Working imght ami day, the K »
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[***•»"d. all o f them who were rtigvvgod in a flat fight j ATLANTA. Sept 10 —(INS)
••• maw
pwftcw aevrtvvd w hC M Ily
a — t? Imd
S
to ■ H e r b y T o C a l i f o r n i a { mmutw . f*? tk . « '* * * .
*-«*•
k fl»* ranging SifUnlay afterrv-w in tho vtciwi'y 1 Poanh far (Tmtoci K- Uwmra, a-' I tag tt 8«
Ikmiag wf tto U«J* «f a well now vwtto cam* t o t o* «
r 1* *■ Municipal Coutt of the depot, vr.r* » ,» • •! fine*J#,mewling treaaurvr o f i t f ^ utbetn ctoek t»c Dmto w it*, "
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• -» &gt;*•“ '— hovedto# tk. •liwa»#d »traag*r -n i-rwwn, al th? toil - f a twin mens *f
o f |lb each on a lerhniral thargv Itaptiet ll#m* Ml.itto RaaH ehiftThe ff mrrtkr, oSIrk ka. flooded I FtlRT WORTH. Tvv . R**«. tO jw n ra a l W »aa l» ItH that M li­ , fm?( wf a rugM wf .ta-?, toad C*l*. Rraoklyn
v i ) fwva th* tbampmnaJip wh-n to dr? j tug free, tto toa-h *f lake Mark? • **t. ago, tf
th# r
•ipearvd to anvwrr of diaortkriy conduct.
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Following an autumubtl* a c «i-, St&gt;uth of tk* Oalf o f Mastro today •utr. way yatnMJig today and u kctMa tho plaiaa uf Tata* to Mhi J'k#.,dafeatrd
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it' " * * * / Shormaker on charge* o f rvrtlu t driving ion* o f tto Item* Mission Itoard
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at *•!. aad to Mtow&lt;J
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Iff Fred d. Mrypat * Herat**
ml amw.ma akd maUrta ,U a* T to 1Mb pUa* talo«• P*tt wa* WrmUaa. get U nreal y #aj polwt #a I'ooaiy
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Tat
ftod Hunt*? . aerw # ta dame hat gaagtakd- tto motors»at*oo of
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to bo toovtly
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. 1. *r' *•*&gt; Lift r t f fined IS; Janie. M*rkea. dieoedetiy Fulton Cownty Grand Jury U»m«r-IOa Cajapan/ In tto Of tort aftorllt, CoUier. took tto *ic fee MidUad
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Chicago (iangsters (&gt;et Vengeance
By Killing Tony Lomlmrdos Slayer

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Cardinals Gain Their
8econd Straight In
Series With Pirates
NEW YORK. Sept. 8. (IN S '—
Tt»# lift amall fraction of fb f «•»
game lead of the Yankees has d »*
appeared and tmlay Connie Mark *
. AthletU- share with them the h»n.
ftr *&gt;f heading the American !-•»
gu* pennant rare. In the brief spue*
•f four hour. Fri lay afternoon the
Mackroen reached the goal they
i &gt;aru heaeled for all season Tbc
Senator* beat the Yankees twU*
11 to 0 and 6 to I. ami for onrr
. the A th ln ii» took a Wantage
their apportunlty to ellmb. winning
their double header with the Red
Eoa I to 0 and 7 to 3.

Yesterday’s Results

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LONDON, Sept.
(INS&gt;— In
mell-infcrmed circles, report* that
the Bnti»n Government had de­
cided twabeJre.. the A d*1o-F rench
naval ’"agreement** were accepted
at fart today; but official con­
firmation tea* (till lacking.
.
American sensitiveness to the
aecrecv *urmtmdlng the •ajrreepposition
In
•* and pubic
.
■nd t&lt;&gt; any negotiations which
t appear «• Ml private in-

YORK. Sept. 8 -(!&gt; &gt; •

2- l l won’t he long now. M the
SOUTHEASTERN l-KAGl’ F. I fellow acid after h, had his rs*r
Montgomery, * 3; Selma. 0-6. I rut.
“The cre'L rf &lt;) m
Miller
Jdrkaonviile. 6 1; Columbus. 4 2.
lluKirms railed it v% rn ^
renaactils, I ; T.irapa. 2.
letir* blew a double heaJrr to the
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Senators early » the week- lJut
New York. 0 1; Washington. 11 « I r didn’t *ajr »h»*e d««m . Maybe
Philadelphia. 1-7; llo.tun, 0-3. he will l&gt;e willing to go Into far­
(Only game* scheduled.)
ther detail this morning, now that
Ms Y linker- and the A ihlrtio
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston. 0-4 : Phi^tdelphia, 4.-1. are tied for t‘ e Ameriean I «ogur
Irad at 87 victorirk d&gt;l 47 "de­
(greond game II* inning*. I
feat* a| iecr, a* a m n - '|uener of
Cincinnati. 1; Chicago. II.
m doublf difeat f»»r the ^ink*
Pittsburgh. 3’, St. Uul*. «.
I aml a double vietory for the Ath(Only gsmea scheduled. )
letir* yesterday.
KOUTIIERN ASSOCIATION
At the time of hr* original
New Orleans. 3-1; Atlanta, 7-2.
i -tatemrnt, Mr. Ilurgin. -ng**'"1
(Second game II innings.)
, hi* »ubjeit with the lark of ton­
Mobile. 4; Birmingham, 7.
i filler*r »« tyfdeal of the lait) or
Memphis. 3; Chattanooga, 2.
one who sp.sk* witmmt |&gt;rr*or.al
Ni.hvillr. 10; l.ltlle lto*k. II. irsniilenrr. Ilut if ■* ••" * *n
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
•l uthortiy *&gt;n itoom this morning,
Indianapolis. II; ColumUi*. 0. I th--n Jonah undoubtedly ywallowKantaa City. 6; Mmn.ap.ili*. 7 ,,| the whale, thus making a
Toledrt. 4; leniUville. 5 (II laning** •lli'lil page •»«»y
Anyhow, we will a»*uni.- that
Milwauke.,- 8; St. -Paul, 9.
Mr, Huggins Is more or lr-*
familiar wiCi Ids subje-1 t ow
ran do m* le*» by a man
league. Standings One
nger who In* seen hi* tad.iluh

that Hack would save Roliert MosSOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
•a Grave for the Important aeH*»
with the Yankee* beginning Sun­
he sent him to the firing III* Montgomery
In the opening rams, and it proved Prnsarola
good strategy, for It 1* doubtful Selma
that hny other Athletie pdch*r Columbus
rould have scored a victory. Grove Jarksnnville
In ahultln* mil the Hn*t..nlan* Tamp*
.
held them An four hit* and fanned xAlbany
11. It wa* hi* 14th mnseeutlv* vie- (Savannah
»“
lory and kl* 22nd of the *ras*n
xWithdrawn (rum the league
Buffing, who opposed him. allow.-d
AMERICAN LEAGUE
only i l l hit* ami the l»ne run
genre I was partly the tt»u*t of an Philadelphia
87
4.
New York
87
47
errwr.
73
61
After Eartiahaw ami Orwall had St. lu.ul*
failed to halt the Red 8n* in the .. »!• oK a 7 7 A *Tb.
61
&gt;'2
second game, Mark *ent Eddie Horn Washington
62
melt In the bn*, and he rheckml Chicago
.
. 20
the rally and hell thrm storele** Detroit
W
In the last seven Inning*, receiving Clevelaml
II,.- ton
47
8,
official rredit for the win.
NATIONAL 1.1*AG I I
Th* Yank.r* looked very had
against the Senator*. Hadley he 11
81.
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them lo three bit* In the first ganir St. I^&gt;ul*
74
M
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two by Ruth and «&lt;nr hv Grhrl* Nrwr Yolk
Chi^ gu
7k
f.7
Clneinnatl
72
IW
5
Pittsburgh
llr.Miklyn
64
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Tu)o League Leaders Have
Athletics' Had 87 Victories Apiece
For rirst And Forty-Seven Defeats

ankees,
Are Tied
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S A L F O R D . F L O R ID A

meeting

1 -f
Alii* Chalmers .-----1-4
American Beet Surer
22
American A grirul l unr
5-jt
American Can L.. —
American Car Foundry
‘ American Ignored
9*
Amefuun locomotive .
American Hmrlttng . 24« 7-8
60 1-8
American Steel Foundry
76 1-2
American Sugar Refining
181 1*2
American Tel a m p ^ H ■
75
Anaconda
194 1*4
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf A Wiaconaln M 3-4
Salt (more and 0 ’aW ..
114 3*4
Bethlrhcsn Steel
...
•B W
Butte iSO-1 Superior SL
10 1-2
Canadian A r iflc a—I .. — . 214
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago ami Northwestern 84 7-8
Chicago. Milwaukee A St. P. 37 1-4
Chile Corporation
Colorado Fuel
’ * ***
Colorado Gas and Electrli
Consolidated Gas e ...
81
Com I’ roduct* 3
7-8
Crucible Steel ----------.4 3*4
Cuba Cane Sugar
ItS
3.4
Delaware ami Hudson
79 7*8
Crurible Steel
4 3.4
i Cuba Cane Sugar Sugar

Delaware and Hodwm
Erie
Erie Fir*. PM.

199 3 4 Studchaker

" J " * m Teta* ’ Corporation - 7*
SO 1-8 Texas Pacific C o rp om ^
1«7 7*8 Tobacco Product.
OtMrai EWnt
£05 Union Patdflc .
General Motor* ~ —
»0 1.2 United C iA r sJorr*
Goodrich — ,
100 U. 8. Ind.
143 1-2 U. S. R ^ P ^ I /
IlllnoU Centilil
21 3.4 U. 8. Steel
In.pm. Corporation
124 1*4 U. 8. -Steel pfd.
International Nickel
Ay Westingheuse
International Ppr.
97 7Ji White Motor*
Kcnnecott
103 Willya Overland
lehi Valley
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Marine
37 Frecpt. Trju&gt; ..
Marine Wd.
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21 3-4 CcneraUStpItait
ML Corporation *
5&gt; Gulf
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Nathma’. A . am i's
J,.g Intemraonal M*j\
NeW Y or^A Ir B /il
5-8 IntrrnAona: fr ie n d -ft/1
Near YuA'X ehtral
At !_ ami Nns*» * *tvi
aren
New If2*
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184 Mark Truck .
Norfolk and Western .
I ■&gt; Maryland Oil
Northern Pacific
7 K Mid. Sta. Oil
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1P9 Pan AmericanP«u.'
Pea. Gas
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1.2 Product and Refining
Pittsburgh 0*.il
2S Rem Rand.
Prrsd. Steel Car
1.1 Boy Dutch
Radio
I -2 St. l»u l* and San F m
Rdg.
.
71 Sear* Roeburk
Republican Iron ami Steel
5.8 Simma Pete.
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Sinclilr Oil
|JS s i r » i \\*rnr
.
Southern Pacific
3
8
Vanad.
.
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Southern railway

Weather Reporta

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Philadelphia

46

SOUTIII.UN

ComparatKt- T*m|»i*ture*.
I ITY
LOU HIGH
ATLANTA
66 70
BIRMINGHAM
64 82
BOSTON
36 64
HUFFAIO
36 72
( III* AGO
56
7II
DENVER
00
8f
JACKSONVILLE
76
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KANSAS CITY
38 ’ 7&lt;
MIAMI'
80
hi
NASHVILLE
62
8;
NEW YORK
60 ‘ 6;
PENSACOLA
71
8
I IT1SBURGH - *
6:
SAN ANTONIO
64
8i
SAN FRANCISCO
66
H
ST. I.OI’ IK
6o
7i
SALT LAKE CITY 62
9
TAMPA
74
9
TOLEDO
54
6
WASHINGTON
56
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Hitmingham
Memphis
IJttlv R&lt;*k
Chattanooga
New Ortran*
Mobile
Atlanta
Ka-hville

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when tb. re were mm «&gt;n »m.r* Tb.
Yankee* rould munt only pne run,
with nine hits.
This afternoon the Athletb*
have a r k s u r to hold fir»t place
.(»; alone by vrlnnlng a double hea I r
from the Red So*, even If the
Yanka win their alngle game with
the Senator*. However, if the
(TIKI LATK TO CLASSIFY)
K»
Yank* lose, and it I* an even propjf, • oaltlun that lhr» will, hr Athletic* ('•Mil Attrartion 2 room apartmrit
privalr lu'-li. I'ht-ap 212 IV. 4th
kj j ' &lt; ran rtlll rllmh tu*t place with &lt;*»
even break. '
The Cardinal* won thrlr *e-on.l
| « £ , airaight from ihr I’ irai*- a".| inl*' Crease I their lead o 'e r thr Giant*
E a t . do five garni * Tlie Cubs kepi up l&gt;V
C drubbing tie It.d* II to I and nr»‘
hi rpur and « half game* behind Mow
’■ ever, by u freak of the perrentarr*
the Giant* ate ur&lt;l f&lt;«» second plac.lit

the

percentage

colum n.

Th«-

N o w Y ou C a n B u y Y ou r P ontiac

Keplrinber H. IB'iH

Number
a Sw rraM Vis

id ovrf tbr ter.
formanrr.
A* per
utual. 27 mile* on
u gallon of gas.
This must U- true.
A man »m t Into Every owner w*
Kent Motor C‘o. Cohen** R««k Store haw any* the earne
Marry Kent
and avked. “ Have thing.
you Jtr&gt;»&lt;*e K. JrEditor
rume'a M’ho*» Who
no
doubt,
and What*• WratV* A.lam
I) R. Bilttoo ram* Cukvrn replW l **No, would hav» maJa
but w* bav* *Whu'« Mimr gwogrra* in
orrr fniW
but
Eve
and tajtrhass-d th* Hr and Vat* Hr dress.
first
neve
"*79 G«t| By HrnDtrvet.*' seem* to l « gettlug
light tun k srl.rra
Chandler
Iklaise.
Ilr aa j* haatnrd flrotg* Wilbur of she started.
look* fo u l to a&gt;m Atlanta state* 1he
and , he bk** yikr ha* run hi* Colum­
Hanford people.
bia Tire* m*r Ik - Ttte Ijunitirr t&gt;( t'ol
out)
miles
Wr leg* ' rtutlrats that
t Uum - |kr ralumbta •wa Ubabdlr i s |ii*
Tm 'jrtkr and Urrd, is UuUhng a real not ritual to the
M* health's a wreck tirA ' -Th* tsrire Is number that wish
Oh, P»rful recrea­ i O. K. and lire servire
Is fine.
We want
tion;
The woman • lose
In debt I'm mired. &gt;un to try them.
fare is h»r fortune
Ur to my nark.
»»+* broke eventualI've teen &lt;&gt;n my va Osrk

,.u ih» beauty of thr
|err»t of tkr p*-op:r line far #I.*»rJ any­
of
Hanford
and thing wr've k(ii In
Seminole 4'owaty b» the pa»t four &gt;rar».

cel ion.

Manx of the (Xandier owner* are com.
ing 1a to tuok over
t v New 1929 Chan.
(Her
Eights
and
Rises. U*.m|tUment*
glut eonirratutakion*

votf get a buttle
ink t-&gt; make yi
write?”
■ ---- Frank Ante* ha*
new Whippet. Ti
lighted ar^l'sarps

T o p ro v id e an ev e n p r a t e r degree o f Impres­
sive smartness a n d daiti, lp cvia l w ire w h eel
n|uiptncnt bus l&gt;een m ade a . uilablr on all I'ora*
tiac M s clo se d a n d oi&gt;en m odel*- T h is equip*
m e n t— w h ich cost* hut
extra — in clu d es
th e im portant Item* that leading custom d e­
signers are e m p lo y in g ; alt w ire w heel*! tw o
■pare tires; fron t fenders w ith w ell* in w h ich
th e apares are crad led alongside the h o o d ;
ch rom e-plated spare w h e e l clam ps; and a fo ld ­
in g m in k reck .

'^Jlie N ew .Six 6 5
Four-Door Sedan

Two-Door Sedan

F O U R -D O O R S E P A N

* $1395

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HANDLER’ S announcement
o f a new straight eight on a
118-inch whcclbaae — at a rrice
aa low aa $1295 — hai met a apec*
tacular response. Sales are simply
running away with production.
^ Everybody who sees and drives
this new eight falls head over he, l*
in love with it. T he Iengthii*eat
and lowness o f the car give it a
charm all its o w n . C. Magnifi­
cently upholstered and appointed.
Abigpowerfuleight-in-Iinemotor,
smooth as a jeweled watch move*
ment • • • 5 to 75 miles an hourin
a few snappy secotuls. C We**inghouse Brakes. “ O n e Shot"
centralised chassis lubricationValue unparalleled. Just compare!

H A N D L E R has certainly
changed the whole complex*
ion o f existing six-cylinder values
with its new Six “ 6 5 " at $895.
C. Nothing under twelve hundred
dollars can match its beauty and
richness, its stamina and perform*
ance. C .A good big car with a
good big car’ s comfort and behav­
ior. Built for endurance. Loaded
with power that takes you flying
up the hUls. Quick as quick-silver
in traffic* Accelerates like a dart
from 5 to 6 5 miles an hour. C. And
ro easy to handle it feels as much
a part o f you as your ow n hands.
Com e look it over. Come try a
ride. Com e get the biggest sun
prise any car could give you.

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o f extrem ely low p rice , co m e in a n d are h o w
P on tiac’ s lo w , rakish lin es are e n h a n ce d b y
this n e w e q u ip m e n t u h icK is u tu ik ib lg its wa
oth er six o ] co m p a ra b le Cost.

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»om .holy el»e r.e*t wr*h :
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If at! domestic life were corrupt
A few month* ago a New York taxicab stopped f
i and rfc adcr.t. there would bean
traffic near Time* Squarf*. Another taxicab rontaini
four meh »lrew tip atong.eide. Instantly then was the era j tvewg value in ibiw ik lin f w ia
lcrlU t-C ^lL!jJ.r-.»4irJjy„ian m ».
and rattle o f a machine gun and two. RUtnpi»tic_ltijito
Jonty, of marriage* arr auct »«an
Then fhe second taxiiabdaehevl bn anti Hi -&gt;t&gt;|“ *rttl fit
that the «vyrahelming number o f
flooal o f humanity l.eydndA Diamond- to :d*d Frunkit I a
hntno are vb^ fW M .U ttl the vart
king of New York bootlegger*. wa« left behind* bulb
t ilk. f t*«- rt» arr Ian abiding an«.
ridden.
A few day* ago in Chicago revenge ame sweet. Tony |good cititenj that the tv'rptian*
• .
I^mibardo. aide-kick of Capone, pxrtn- r ■ in thic richest j at rum*, n e t, value
N'o.sptf-'CX
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made
newe­
liquor industry in Amt-rica. u-nlket! tfown Madlaon street in j ls; f r inid*w rvtion* in thefar lection
Two
well
armed'
one of the busiest section* of the locq
of jru, table news ami **dl less for
botly guards walked with him.
Suddenly nuttim*ltc&gt;- ] driibtrate eipl illation , f unsavory
cracked.
Chicago** crowded thoroughfare was quickly rvict*. hi*t Dr ihoee whr. deduce
deserted except for the body of Lombardo lying in a two! from puMiratutn of unpleasant
of blood where it had fallen.
thing* that the world la going to
Ijiw-abiding citizens read these nrtount.- with h'&lt;rrT.! l t. thrrrj. ,* ,'.!.e comforting
Bankers, merchants, tailors, restaurant* er~ tremble at the thought 'i&lt;“ t quite tie- n .versa ia
Irtililnc** of the gunmen and question th*- -tp-ngtr o f their true 1-ccause in tha -ramie it it th,
vaults. Worritxl men and timitl ladi« « h-sitate to go upon rtirptlon and i ot the rule that baa
the streets fearing to I**- the "Innocent bystander.'' They .new* calm Syt, I'ttrrshurg Tiroes.

o f tho tt'k “ &lt;* *atcr- ■nd • K"nt rB&gt;

Dr. John Roach Mraton, famous in l-akeland: indeed, had he waited bombard nun! all along the line.
putdr of Calvary Baptist Churm, a few more week*, it would be
At! o r tru*t. will W given a
(iCtTtr hr^TTrrr-Atrrf Thrtn-hwrr
Thr ft«v. Jt Catt», who urged a right to air their op in io* ret r, c a* l u g * a* tan g v l tn the
Bu-titor&gt;um tonight. There U gen- I rare tncfc gnmMtr.g and lexiu- l*flfvin ,i of where they hail fr-ttl,
[living for the Ka»t coait in order nr uixti r what m iar they appear.
u!tm interest in hi* message.
Th* m inster, who awaited (Jot . [to bnng prosperity, likewise ha* Uketan.1 anti IVik county iwoph.
rmt&gt;r Smith, fou r time* governor raided tha iwont-ygghm Smith an ! will iem«m’*-r that t* any event
will l»*e nothing by ■•etna
o f New Yolk a* a menace to the Romotiirm. averring, vreVjre infergot liKirtiwia t* nil * j* a W y i la«i«*
r a) pr*&gt;gre*« o f tin- nation, ha* ran I. that he could have
!•» maintaindntwndriflWMl a* much .publicity a* 123,000 for tupfiorUng Smith. The po&gt;pl* can iffnftl
IV di ii^al car dicUtr If* r h 'f-.- Rev Catta U’lieTr* in taking op ntt -e-qnnalniity •tnnngh it alt.
rn«*m «icrir; only fhut they m itt '
■lU^fctraa ,j-v ic in g tvur i-ollp t inn* frnni the brethren, n
live 1«trrth*r alter te ll c-nmpei:gm
^ ^ p ^ r a l t h tjiat Will tractive he formed in rarty life and If over a(&gt;•! after the tlic.nl.njr
dm It !&lt; *aal, in t o ' all (he ha* adhered tn faithfully during all tpralrrt bate ih ia itm
"a
hie campaign*, tnituding theme b*
p„utiiern vtate*.
Uuat ncttple ought 1 » bav* loir
U la hi* |r-'blfgr t»» oppo»e I wagrd in hie own behalf.
of fun listening to the *p*c&lt;he‘ ,J
Floridan* we mean tn nb«crv» all of which w 11 he free If thz
r , , u n » r Sjraith^uid it U the priei]r /e &lt;&gt;f any Amcr.can ciu*en t o ,-will g»t their 'a d n ee from man/ au iler.r
•a'gt act clowie to con­
hn view*. L»r. Straton w .ll! rourrti Sidney t alt* at Mulberry tribute money for hlghiKtwcrt-d
• i .) «iu:te a lut of Smith »entiin«nt Thursday night: Dr. Straton hr re

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wonder why the police cannot do something nlsajt it. The' •
see an end to |&gt;eace in this country anti dread the wiki
disorders of Bolshevism if the law- of the land ar-e not
more widely respected.
I
From Philadelphia come reports,of startling ex|xistires
by Mayor MacKey ami Pistriet Attorney Motiaghftn. Brig­
adier General Smedley Butler, now commanding a detach­
ment o f Marines in Peking, rends them and snorts. *The
Brigadier General had some txjatrlence with law enforce­
ment In Philadelphia^,when as dimttir of public -dirty he {
attempted with little 'UO&gt; " Ip clean up th* filth of lh«t
city. Says he. sjteaking from the knowledge of |wrsOH*l J

I’ It A ISt; IS COM KI.Y—Praia*
)• thr Lord: for it U go*xl to ting
prsUo* unto our Ood. for It h
plraaanti an-l pral*c it nrnsl)',—
Psalm 147:1
PRAYFR "M»kr •
. c *« e x p e rie n ce :
CO-ORDINATION
When you ahall hr cairfrr* a*
any IHcd
t shall grew young:
Till thm. youth will tw n» mor*
than a word
titrip{*rd from my tungur.
WWn you *hal| gain your ultim­
ata ronlrnt.
So. loo, ahall 1
Knowing thr sublimity that falrn
mrant
In dsya lung by.
tty Jrrrj K&lt;*»*
Wall, at any rstr, thr prraidrfil*| rampaign la raualng a lot of
9«oplr to think and talk rrllgiutt.
Thrthrr thry arr any batter aa a
ttiill, or not.
Cairo M*»»rnrg«r
Don't forgot to rota In Thr
llrrald'i straw etrdtnn lom-imtw.
Will it hr Hoover or Smilh ? Murk
your tiallot and »end It to Th*
llrratd office.
Florida'* rltru* yirld tht* year
I* estima!**! Bt rightrrn million
hoars, worth aUty-flse million dol­
lar* to grower* Who *ay» this ia
nothing but a tourist staleT
Rath llryan Owen ha* been comi*4W to deny upon two separate
o*raklnn» that she would lake the
•I amp for AI Smith. Mr* Owen ia
atilt Tunning for ("ongresi from
the Fourth Florida Diatrirt and a
wia* V* let Al Smith handle his
•wn campaign.

“ I have n|way a . ladievcd^ the .-itunlioa described oj*
inevitable, primarily Ix-cauie o f the lack of interest and
determination among th«- substantial people of the ut&gt;. B'
substantial peo|)le I do nut nece-sarily mean the so-called
*bx-tter elements' whom I have frupo ntly found through
intimate association to he hypcsTitical, selfi-h. nnd un­
willing to stipjwrt a universal cleanup lasaus** they feared
their so-callt-d *p«-rsonal liberties' would lx* curtailed.''
"I can recall/* he continues with astonishing disregard j
for the feelings of th** ‘lx st pt-uple/ "in* idents involving
the 'better elements' during my sta&gt; in Philadelphia whin
they refused their supimrt on the ground that they hail
previously l*een aide to Imy whiskey at ft\** dollars « quart
but that they had to pay fifteen dollars a quart attei my
arrival."
Apparently the (xxiple o f wealth, class, and refinement
wish to see certain law- enforced and certain oth* r law.-,
which do not uppen! to their particular tastes, ignored,
lotws against murder, robbery, wooden ihe* k-, and --if«blowing, which protest them in their position of Wealth,
they approve, and continually |«*int out in one way or
another, ti&gt; the multitude-, that ihe--* law- must hr «.l*e&gt;cd.
Other law-, for instance th**s&lt; eiiuct*sl under th**
Eighteenth Amendment primarily f"i the benefit of the
masses, the "best jxxiple” insist it is pr*i|x*r l" ignore.
Such laws, they say. Interfere with their “ personal liberty"
and should never have l**ii passed They do not argue
with the thug when he -a&gt;- that luwr again-1 hou-t*breaking interfere with his jx-r-onal lllarti . they simply demand
that these laws be enfonrd.
The morp cultivated minds of the “ best jasiple” are
able io differential* tx-twixii various sets of law-, but
how they ran expect the* itSTOrally warp* d m* titalit&gt;
of the average gangsti r tq ho an unit* !v gang- tb&gt;* -bade of
difference lielween violating the liquor law- in **i*l**r to
supply social leaders with their v*rv lUfe-.-.u champagne
and murdering a omipettng laiothgger who threatens to
undersell him. is l*eyowl ouj comprehension.
By jaTsistently encouraging a complete* di-regard f**r
some o f our country's laws, th* 'better elements" ure
laying the groundwork f*»r a w hob-ale violation of at'
our laws, most of which ur&lt; more beneficial t«• them than
to any other class.

Another “ unloaded'* gun his
Soundrd off, A Coral (iable* boy
ac-ut has a fractured skull a* a
result. Nevrrthelt-s* an unloaded,
gun ha* never killed anyone. It It
•nly the gun which ia loaded but
Bi-itig in defense «»f the younger generation which
which you think it unloaded that is |x*rsistently criticized for its mod* rn conduct, the &lt; »*lutnt* really dangerous.
lma Enquirer-Sun asks ten qdT-tion of th** beads of
lleih Fvlkrl, elltar of th* St.
Aufualin* Record, I* Ih* original
AI Smith man in klorida, being
prarllrally th* only ktohdan for
Smith tx-forr ih* ronvrntion W*
ac|x-ct to arr Herb oppulntad ambaaaodor plenipotentiary lo Sing•putln after (ba election
Major fUrnet* aald at thr Repuhltran meeting Saturday night
that hr wai a re girt* red |kem«cra*
but that he wa* going to vote for
llnwry fur goiernur hecauaa t'ariIon waa *upp»rttnc Al Smith. Wa
do not belxve that any real Dam(Kral will vota againrt Mr. Carltv»n for living up to the oath he
look when entering the rare fo:
the |&gt;ein,**iatic gubernatorial nom­
ination.
Senator Fletcher object* heeau*e
Florida boy* fail to pa** rnlratui
etamlnaliun* tn United State*
military and naval arhool*. II* aayt
that mat o f atitern who took th*
mental tr*t* far Ihe Coa*t (iuarvl
academy la»t June, only one
r*aao&gt;l. Our teniar -rnalor ia in­
clined lo bolieva there I* aome
fault tn the fundamental InatriKtion reealved by tha haye at bom*
and ia the public reboot* We won­
der what percentage paaaea lit
other slate*
TVraldent Cool dgv, Saturday,
harrowed a .31 caliber automatic
pi* tot *hot faiuKWt from the htpv
and brought ddww a bird on thr
• k g at *U yard*, out there in the
woat where prwaidruta are men,T in p a Tribune’* Gulf Scream. It
haan't twutad to u* to doubt Ihia
story. The bird might have flown
right again at the buMet. Rut ProaUhwk rooikige- or any other man
will have lo do that stunt at lea**
tfk *| U aurreuawn before ws beIJ m it was anything but an a m dRM — I‘aim Bcarh Independent,
nfapek*. that'* nothing Wr saw a
tM ow onr* with a gun in one hand
aid a gun and a bottle la the other.
U t * threw one gun after it With
th* other gun he shot, hitting the
firing pi* of tha first gun. which
WW**t off. awnding a bullet aUaight

household*, who, it st*ems, may be- a- much or even more
to blame than their children if the t'jazz age" is not all it
should be. The following, n sort of “ re|»or1 card," was
prepared by the National IMucatitmul Association:
1. Doc*' the home maintain an atmosphere of nmtiiut
love ami respect?
" Is there sufficient Income to maintain a rvusonTibi*
standard of wrll-treing for all memix*rs of the family?
ft. Is the family housed in a way that takes care of
the needs o f each of it* members?
4. Is then* a proper amount of wholesome final at­
tractively served to nus*t inilividiml needs?
B. Ihx*- tht*. family have an intelligent ilaily routine
that safeguards the energy and time of it* mcml*&gt;rs7
G. Are Ihe duties und n-ismsibilitit*- ot the family
fairly divided among its member* according to their
strength?
7. b'N* the family have, a common social and m r*ationul life that apjx-als to all member*?
R. Dim-- the family have a growing library and a-tom •
mon int el hi l dal Iife ?
9. Doaa the family have an intelligent attitude on
Jm|x&gt;rtant moral, civic, and .spiritual problem*?
10. Docs the home promote the maximum happtne-s
and growth of each of its memlx*rs?
These question- are rather far reaching and if tliey
can not la* answered truthfully in the affirmative. |iurcnLhave no one to Idanie but themselves if their children do
not iM'haie exactly to their liking. The chances an* »L&gt;ut
ten to on#-thai not one family in ten maintains a horn**
atmosphere which vrtfl Oe^a- J'b*a-mg all*! entertaining to
the younger members a- dnLtliose members which, on
account of gout or lumbagiu^refeN to ait by the ftpe R ry
play checkers.
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JIT. 1‘ KTF.ItSllt RH T1MRS

Some of the thing* printed in a worst victim of *urh publicity is
newspaper are a» disagreeable to n*-l the rardium through whxk .1
the newspaper itself a* lo tha sin­ ! rerw-hes the public,
cere crtllca who would prefer to oec
Mmh by the way of bqfeat rrilile w o r none o f t W m - r a l M “ eran. j riant ha, been sold oT lUwapopcr
dal** are*. Rut in Ud\fwrf**tmanee puLtbitj of rnmr. It ba* never
of what it ivtctiiea to be its duty tovn satisfactorily y roved that
to print the new*, tha publication* news of rnmr beget* crime. A* n
at Umo*. like tha judge on thr matter o f fart Ihe evidence I*
bench, art camfrnnted with un­ rather Itat there U no connectro~i
pleasant obit gat lari*
between them.
There ran ba no justification for
It ia putdble that h u m peraun
• newspaper that _ in vvU-hhntd —TT f»l I m&gt;M klhil ri I n i . l i .
pander* to tha tower instinct* of its relauan* by the new* o f divorce
reader* or peddle* filth and o b ­ fOae*. but tbi* slant will not prevail
scenity Not many newspaper* da ootaida of shallow thinker*, for to
this and none that do would admit hll othar. u must M apparent that

The
toynOeaaaf**__I
and girl*
who arc working to *win Ithe * beautiful
Shetland pony
offered
law.
IV __ - I I S_. A»_ ?
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this eampaikrn should pile up as many votes as possible
it. Notes count more in the first period than in the
campaign
held until the

The lovely Shetland Pony offered as the major pr
sturdy Rny-O pifycle, purchased from Geo. Dcetcji
which i* second prize, are two^iwards well worth tht
This eampaigh will end in jus! three short weeks!
0r
he the proud owner o f these, valuable awards
turdat night
you have not yet enlerc&lt;i this campaign d
ce— there l a .
- the filst |K‘riod does not end for anothe
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Mr••and M:v'lfr.,1 I:
h»T* relumed iu their home In
Albany, Georgia after an m)..yable hand. i.f r.n.vmnr Harry Byrd bite M the prraidenry vacation In Mon.'orvi and Iwytena hot th# place. Kara not u i (.an
w,,rk .leelarad ho ha,
Beach.
•rnounce.1. Front Virginia
Ur. information " f attack! agamtl 1
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Mary Halm Mora# Flea Pearce, «•**, will rtmnnue Ihtwuah W ..
Pwarle It. baop. Garth Gray and
Robert Moye apeni .Sunday after,
noon very pleataatly at Daytona
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MONDAY•
,1g f monthly business
meeting of the Marie
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Mr. S. O. c hare" left.la.t Satar*
•My for New York where he will
•pend the nett wve$^
Mrt. F. F. Dutton af Deland
•pent Inday Oer* a* the gueat ef
her tute». Mia. L. P. Hagan.

Mr- N. G. Stout and •«». Byron.
G orge S*hlfflryJi*f, thit m tnu Miii llilli* O'Kkrvvli at)d Mra. *1*.
*■* f**r Tam pm where be will J. Powrrv Kara prone to P ; Myrre
•pend a- few day. on bu,ine«a.
where they will ipwnd a we*k or
***•• Olleln Rrady and btwther. 10 day.
lhariea. am viiltlng in OrUndo
Arthur 7,».fcar\ and Algernon
■t the gur.ta of Mr» J. A. Hoe*
tree.
•ill leave tomorrow tor Islington,
Vn.. Wham they will rootanr# their
MUt Lillian-Th.-ri.ley leave, to­ a’ udie. at Wa,hington and I-ee
day
for
Maryville Trnne..re I’ nirervlty.
where ahe will enter Maryville
College.
Mary llvlen Morae. Bee Howard
Mr. R. J Holly left thi* mom- •nd Margaret Talbott left thi.
i^r for !la*tin «' mhtrr Hr will morning for Tftllaha.«ee where
Will enter Fb.rv.U Stale
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Iyd butineee meeting af .Mi!a Mina HuWard, second high!
that t e X V .
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g
u
m
D M -k lh
(k w it* — *T*
,.V) Summerlin Ave. The
llnuhlgan ta bath salts fo/ low
b, ^ r l a . m T ^ '
tl
' ,H*UI Y * * * " " r r * ” ’ Owe an I m a - W I t . \tlaa4te t My —Harp
R*Ol feAa; t, .vmphoittr
rer* for the year will •cor# and Mra. John Meirah Jr.
rrgi.iw with. , .k
'* P’ w*'*’ t" r •••. Ideonuneo all w h artivi-; ^ **• •*»»■*- itraoof aonrert: d A
•wmhlo f t hour.|
itcd at this meeting.
received a rilrer rigarrtte bog
M
l ,
d . l t e M v I r t e n m d M y w d t t e p ., ,! talk; 1
.tud,.. fe a fr e ,; a
IJa_1— ta | w llw laa all— Tag
for cut priar. The hom.rae. Mm.
grrC. T. 1
^
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d,“" M H i l W campaigning-* I concert arehootra; a M. lt,«cv &lt; te, thrmrra, orrheotrn; Tite «&lt;ngw
a nee Is Studied • •Ui rorbev, a a . prasrafed with
_
H * m r today held o ronfermre
i t I * hoora*.
at twilight; ft W, rani folha. w.
lovely lace boudoir pillow.
r tn im p H tn .
warh Imta Liggoi, new boImwoI D U — W B tl. llaltiOMra Ittg
Scientist Church a I^te
magwatwr hour; |ii. feature.,
in tbe afternon a deliciout
__
ooaomlttvemoa; Jnhn S HWharvI- &lt;. Salon mwaw; ft;TO, R. Rr- O. J, ilegem and Itemaivl
•lance
I f hour.).
Brown
I
i
Iravre
thle
Ice course alto carrying out the
jkhiranl returned yesterday from U t ' l l
rtg\
l M t n n
V!
*•**■’ ton iwonagv..
Goftg; • U*. reol f.-A, . « . fy
artcr" wit the aubject of color tcheme, , e orrvrd by the afternoon, for Atlanta Geergte
Mtnderaonville, K C , an.l &lt; layron,
thw atate
Undery.
on-Sermon in The Firtt hotlrt. assisted by Mlt. Georgia wheiw ha mUt enter Georgia Mil- r*«.
they have Iwen for*
chairman In Maaamhowtu^
" | m jh -N D K t mtahwMte-gSg 1- - * 1 ’
$&gt;r
of C.hrivt, ScirntiiU, on Mobley. The gu.~t lilt include.! •tary Academy.
»"• P*M fear weofc*.
«
Wr*. Caul Forbea.
^ r. •"‘ I him J N Knhann and
Mr.. Samuel l*ulc,t&lt;in and Mlaa
Mrt. Ed Meitch, Mr*. John klriaeh
Ir early in October ami
dirraaa|
t Conti
Jc., Mr.
Canthun llutehinw.it, Mr. and Mm Hill i.rtrkvun Jr. t am 11la Fairetun returned fnan
•Jiwnt
Sunday
altergnmi
in
Mt.
Snme
nf
th.
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Mr. A. M. |&gt;ee Jr. Mm Sanfonl
luy.tn a Hea.li ye.trrdoy, They
irn have been irat
.
Doudney. Mr*, lien Caawrll. Mra. Daro and Apopka.
have tie'll .pending the. week aa ratintry nn\*r the protection nf'
PALM
B F A iH -p ia n . un.lar
Frank McNtil Mm. Glenn Wimprivilege and af the congTT,.tonal
Chandler hharuti leave, thie the guest, of ‘ Mr.. Newman.
ay f«r e.tabli.hing cannery ht
blth. Mm. Grant Wilton, Mra. afternoon far Atlanta where he
1t9*
Ihi. Motion
Raymond Phillips,
Mm
Dick
Rf. K - 1 MeGuIni, ar I .v agten
There are real oml fbmtemc-tal
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return,
hit
aludiea
at
Ororgia
Hromn, Mm. Hugh Walctml, Mm.
1Ky^ and Mlaa Willie Mae lYw-e af Iv.ne, in thta con teat and vita]
Military
Araifrniy.
i
l*T
At'DDlVTINF
rarH.lv
Uoyd Iloyle Mrt. IJoyd Itacker,
Orlando were nailed In marriage principle, af government ar* at Bmthera erecting IttMmv milir
Mm. Frnmett Hunt, Mm IV. C.
Cam illa
laet
Saturday
night
by
Dr.
K.
D.
Mra- ( M r Wight o f Calm.
These immaterial utterances I'thlr ronrrrte aih» w*«i af hare
Hill, Mm Griffin lleiring," Min Georgia it eDItlng here a . the Ilniwnleo at hia home aa falneette
of
f
wN&gt;h
rvtremltt,
on
either
a
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Mina ll.iward and Mi«t Helen
gue.t of Mr. Ilenry Wlgh, at Krr
Vemay
•$&lt; ukl not he uaed la nherura lb#
COtTIA ttl.l. raqueated far rehome on Dark Are.
l.ieut.iftni and Mr*. Griffin real 1a,ue. The RepuM ran Ibarty tmiring
r ,r wn Merr.il
Itlai-I m
WOiMCIM
Herring left yr(trade) for 1 ----- r - ■WkflBftiq i!|'Vff«|l| u/ •
^fUkgT.
Dr. and Mr«. Ilrafllngrr of He. lie, M l They have hewn spending
rowntry. We adn ral# rert a hi
------ --land spent Friday here tu arVnd the |ti*l fa* week, heie a* the
MEI RtU RNF
t on.tract-n
the llatne Coming Gathering a* gu**c of their parent*. Mr. and priwiple. and puli.ie. which the
aMKiuilitraiion hat M lowed ant atarted un lloiaiu new kouae
•he IfethoiliH Church.
whwh era better* weeeaenry far the buihhag in ttee lawn

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[ymore Picture
Tempest” IsAt
ieFot2Days
_U~ the rtrw John Darryfurr f«»r*Unitrd Artlata
I ba at Ibg Mllane Theatre
id tomorrow, rrpreaenla
at financial outlay, the
naiurflon achrdulr and the
Striving for pvopular enterin the faiuoua atar’,
prrrr, it waa declared tonanager J. L Matrn|*ttr.
•C U- la declared, anplra of thouaan.U of
r'a admirtr, for a picture
am ,eltiftf. After a aer*
he loatunte picture, in
playrd rpntanti.- characI hondrvda uf yrara ago,
^rr and hia Unitrd Artiata
hava yielded to what la
• popular demand and
1 e-idrrn atory—a &gt;aga «f
1 century Itusala.
fwpet,** the Mirrn and
ha, the role of a dev.l.
•ubaltrm whuae affaire
•n anl - word lead him In*
|d the atrangr,t a.Iranthr revolution which
I riariam, made fugitives
dukea and ruler, out
The early part of
deplete all) the piomp
fef the empire; with the
fwwra the moat gripping
yrt made of that
cl&gt; am.
a, a peaaant officer
Vnncr.a, la auppwrtr.l
wHundred,, th, p.rtnc’ M irv l^iui, Wolheim,
^ the German alar
•*■• country to become
. '••dmg lady| George
r'w-h llaupt. H..n, d*
ramr to America
••prclally to appear
l-ena Malctia an.l
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DKSERVE CARHFltl
CLEANING.
TALLAHASSEE— l*olk County
led all other roonlie, uf l larft) t
!a»t year in rrturni from ration*
crop* and livbstock.

The only way In he warp Ihry gel
fhln rn rrfu l rlra n ln g iu |« -e n d (hem
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DE L A N D -W o,k unde,
coattrartion of new Vnlutia
rourthouve, ami $10,000 n
man's rlubhnuif

to I he rlcwner with the “ beat** equip­
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handling

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jii rivci
. uauai
that
fiv tl event* the dl§Setting The Example
tinrtinn of nr«*.
If an dointiti. lifo wire corrupt
A few months ago n New York taxicab, stopped f«r l*rvl (In ailrr.t, there wnuM lie no

traffic near Times Square. Another taxicab .containing
Kntarotl a* i»-orvi cl*»* matter four men drew tip nionjrshie. Instantly there was the erwob new*_value__IfL. ibtSflkJilUL. Jtlife
*lrtiit*«r l*T i*t” «i Hi* TinliJilw
at Ha .ilnol. H-jm-I*. ijrolar act ot nntl rattle of a machine gun and two automatic pistols. fortumv It la t*rau»* the vnat ma­
v'nmrrM ot Mar-'i/a, liy j
Then the second taxicab dashed on and disappeared fn a jority of marri»gr. arr *uc*e**»»
HOI.I.OIII I . tlK It „
Kltlw flood o f humanity beyond. Diamond-studded FYankte Dale, (hat ttr over* helming muni. i
M. HnWIRII NKRI.
Waaaj.r
■tAltLK W. Jlltl.a a a M il u IMIiar king of New York IfOotlcggcrB, was left behind, bullet-1 home* *rv wh"V-ome,th*t in* v
hulk of isoply are law abiding ami
ridden.
i v n i c m m o t iia ik *
gmol citijcni that the C a p tio n * UC« Teat ________
IT ••
A
few
days
ngu
in
Chicago
revenge
came
sweet.
Tony
Hi* Month a _______
- ill*
«brr»&gt; H'ltilha
l i t ! I«umbardo, side-kick of Capone, partners in the richest m u irn new* vaju*.
Hr Carrier par W**a
...» I* II
N’o a|itil»gy i* mad# fur nun
liquor industry in America, walkeii down Madison street in pai rr imliarrrtlon.' in tbs jhiecLkm
Tkl HaraM. Hanford'. &gt;lao*ar n«»a* one of the busiest sections oT the loop, Two well armed o f |ir)DUi'!f In'S* ar.tl .till l o i fnt
PM aub*&lt; rtbaa to (ha Intarna- liody guards walked with him.
Suddenly automatic*■ deliberate vifiiulation &lt;f unanwtry
iMl Ni m H.rvle*. ra.tlalna from
thi*. auparlor nan* araanlialloncracked.
Chicago's
crowded
thoroughfare
was quickly event*,
^
but ftr thrum wln&gt;
*.kr»«ty iij..u* not worila itailr collar.
imhjuatlr.u■Oft
k*B all tna leading avent* of tlia deserted except for the body of Lombardo lying in a pool I
aijtlra world The I. N. II la »»•
d.l I. going to
|thing, that tbr
'Jiev-lallT efflO-nl l „ -kTorlu. and If* of bkxMi where it had fallen.
manner of ti.tifj.fi* flat"
l^tw-nbidlng citizens read those accounts-with horror, j jmi. there j.- the .omfortmg
Without n iual
Bankers, merchants, tailors, rcstauranteers tremble at the! tbt'Ught that quit, tt* ri vrr»»
Th. Ilnxlu ii • -ti.nibar of th* tsililncss of tho gunmen and question the slreifglh of their |true Isiame m tha main it ia «h,
An.01 ltur.au ul Circulation*, an vaults. Worried men and timid Indies in -itute to go upon rKrrptlan anil not the rule that ha*
Ini.- i...llunal A»(.&lt;*latlun uf I'ulinew.&lt; calue St. 1’itrrdiuig Time*.
a. a '. 'M im ii and A d w llittahrr*.
In* Aa.nl* whlth r.'tulr* rarh the streets fearing to lie the “ innocent bystander." Thcj
I'ulill.h.r m*mli*r lu airbmir f * wonder why the police cannot do something about ft. Tin &gt;
iliu&gt;..uali audit
ot sub.cripll.in
tlx a lu ord.r to v.rlfr ab.olul.lr see an etui to pence in this country and dread the wild
all rlaliti* or . 1-. nC.li-n
w.ll a. disorders of Bolshevism if the laws of the land are not
hi&gt;u**t bu.lu.'.a in.tliod*.
more widely respected.
MONDAY SKPTKMHKH 10.
From Philadelphia come reports of startling expo*tires
by Mayor MarKey and District Attorney Monaghan. Brig­
ailll.K. VEKflP. FOK TODA?
adier General Srnedley Butler, now commanding a detm h
rueiil of Marines in ,Peking, rends them and snorts. Hie
I'KAISK IS COMELY —I rai**/^rigadier General had some experience with lov\ eltfoneye the Limb for it i* goodd to alt.r ment in Philmii'liihlt wlmn ur- tlirt-clor uf public sgfety he
praiica unto uur (rod, fur it i*
pl.a.ant; ami (fa in j * rum*ly.— nttempted with little success t*» denii up the fifth &lt;&gt;f thut
city. Sh&gt;'* he. y|H&gt;ukjnR from the knowleilifi uf |H-r*onx)
Faalm 147:1
PKAYKK “ Make a ,n. M ti ..av experience:
“ I have always believed the situation tie-irilittl ns
nnto the 1-uni all ye laruJ*."
inevitable, primarily because of On* lack of interest and
determination amnnif the substantial people uf the city. B&gt;
c o o r d in a t io n
substantia! people I do not necessarily mean Ilie so-called
Wh.n you ahall Im* rarrfre as ’better elements* ’whom I have frequently found through
any hlril
intimate association to be h\ jssritical. selfish, and un­
I ahall grow young;
willing to sup|Mirt a universal cleanup Iteeause they feared
Till than, youth will tie no more
their so-called ’personal liberties* would be curtailed.”
than a word
*‘ I can recall,” he continue* with astonishing di*regard
from my tongue.
for the feelings of the ‘last jkoplc ' ’’incidents involving
5Vh.ii you ahall gain your ultlno the ‘better elements' during my stay in Philadelphia when
j
ate content-,
they refused tln-ir snpisirt on tin- ground that they bad
Ko, ton, .hall I
previously been able lu buy whiskey at five dollars a quart
i Knowing the tubliimty that IMcn but that they had to pay fifteen dollars a quart after my
J
meant
arrival.*’
In ilaya lung by.
Apparently the people of wealth, (las*, and refinement
Ily Jerry F.tan*
wish to see certain law* i nforced and certain other law ,
t Wall, at any rat*1, the . p'r.ahl.n* which do not appeal to their particular taste.*, ignored,
ftia) rampaign I* rauaing a lut of l-tws against murder, rubbery, wooden checks, and safepeople to think ami talk religion, blowing, which props t them in their position of wealth,
(rhelhrr they are any better at a they approve, and continually point out. in one &lt;way or
Mault, nr not.
Cairo Mc**rnrg«r anotlfcr. to the multitude*, that tin c law ■ must he obeyrd.
Other laws, lor instance those enacted Under the
. Don’t fnriirl In vote In The Kighlcenth Amendment primarily for the benefit of the
ilendd'a atraw election tumorrnw. masses, the “ best |&gt;ropie" insift it is proper to ignoi’e.
55*i1l H be llonverur Smith T Murk
ymir hallot amt aenit it tu The Such law*, they say. interfere wHlTitheii “ personal liberty"
and should never have been passed. They do not argue
Jlrrnld offiep.
with the thug when he sa&gt; that law- against hmnehrenk*
-----o--- -----Florida'* ritru* yield thia year ing Interfere \(ith his personal lilterty; they simply demand
la eatimal.it at eighteen million that these laws be enforced.
bole*, worth duty*five miIItun ilolTho more cultivnlixl ptindr of the “ best |Hsiple“ are
Inr* to grower*. Who »ay* Utfa {a able to differentiate between variou s sits ol |aw *, but
nothing but a tuuriat afataT
j how they cun exjietT the"' ilntnrally warped mentality
Iof tho average gaitgitci to ao accurately gang! the-ahadwol
Dry an Owen ha» Ireen comdifference between violating the liquor law* in order to
deny u|mn two *eparatr |
that she would take the supply stsia! leaders with their ven nect--ai\ tbampagm
Blnhip for Al Smith. Mr*. Owen i* and murdering u competing bootlegger who threaten* to
■tilt ‘ ’running for I'ongre** from undersell him, is beyond out comprehension.
By persistently encouraging a complete disregard for
the Fourth Florida Diltrirt and *
wire to lut Al Smith handle hi*, some of our country's laws, the ’'better elements” are
own campaign.
layin g the groundwork for a wholesale violation of at'
■ - 1 0&gt;* - ’ ——
our laws, most of which are more beneficial to them than
Another “ unloaded" gun h»* to any other class.

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one o f «hc two -principal.! on one j

W ATCHING THE BATTLE
LAKELAND LEDGER

Dr. John Roach Stratnn, famotu
psotu. of Culvuty UapUAt Churco,
New Y'ork, will ipeuk to an nudi.» e a* larg t n* rail get in the
auditorium tonight. There ia genuloc Intereat in hia mcaaage.
lh»- min ater, who aatadud (to f.
rrnor Smith, four time* governor
New Yotk a) n menace tu the
pmgre.a 'o f the nation, ha.

/itmojit a* much |iublicity aa
p-Mili-nila! lundii^utr llc.shortt
, t iiut On a a|&gt;cakiitg tour
in’at fiovemur Smith that _will
v him It I* «ald, intu nit tha
hern atatea.
.hi- |ru’-ilcge t«* oppo«e
it nor .fmft_hjaml it la the privl' of any American citucn to
i ■. hi* view.. Dr. Straton will
! quite n hit of Smith aentbneni
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in latk.land: indecil,

bombardmi
a few inprv*
FTTOrt;
much grtatcr.
polite hianng.
The Rev' J. fail*, who urged a right to arr
race track gambling and looat- gardle**
|ii „f uhrrr they hail.from,
living fur the Kaat mast in oriief nr vi mlt r whM gulac? &lt;hry appear.

to bnng proapetity, likewise ha*
raised the awont-tgatnat South and
Romanism, h'erring, we arr infor­
med, that he eottld hatf got
liti.tKHt far *up)sirtinr StnKh. The
Rey. rati* believes in taking up
cbllp-Uoii* from, the brvthren. u
f rai t &lt;t- he fofi^ i i. early life and
has adhered to faithfully during all
hi* campaign*, Intludlng tbuae'li*
wage,) in hla own In-half,
Floridan* we nuan to ob*erv.
will get their advice from ncan.r
'■ourrea. Fidney ('alt* at Mulberry
Thutaiiay night; Dr, Straton here

Sanf.ud

Laki •laml ajvl Folk county f«o|ih;

will irnirmhcr that tfi nny c'rnt
nilj h e nothing bjr i&gt;e«n;|
t'x y will
t,mu. to til i p f k n m
-O.ITl.MO.
|ir«|da can afford ti» mutntaln
nti .e-juammity tnmugh it all,
ret*Vmiiering only that thsiy iwtiat
live-together oil*!' t; ia campaign,
i* aver ami aftvt lb** ilitatlWg1
speaker* have ilepartesi,
.
Moat moiplc ought tu huv* lute
of fun liatening Ur the stveehe-,
all o f which w II be fr»H! if th*
audience does act ch««mr tn con­
tribute money for high powered
oratory.

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PreatTlpito*,

Norrb.
Sunil* Hr-,

C*ndie»
IC U R B SKH
Phone *52

THIS BEAUTIFUL PONY

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feoundfd off. A ('oral (ighle* teiy
aeout ha* u fractured ahull aa a
Whose Fault Is It?
fraull Ncvci thde** nn unloaded
gun hu* never killed nnyone. It la
.nly the gun which I* loaded but
Bising ill defense of the younger gcltcratioii whieb
whieb you think i* unloaded that is persistently criticized for its modern conduct, the Cnlum1* really dangrioU*.
hus Kuquirer-Sim usks ten question of tin head* ol

Kerb Fidkrl, editor of th* HI.
Auguatln* Keconl.’ la the original
Al Smith man in Florida, tielng
practically lha only hloridan for
Smith before the convention. We
e*|&gt;ecl to are Herb appointed am*
Salvador plenipotentiary to Slngaputin after th* election.
■ o --------Major Itamrt'. aald at the Re­
publican mrrting -Saturday night
that he wa* a regiatered Demorra*
but that hr vaa going to vote for
Howry fur governor became t’ailton wa* auppurting Al Smith. We
do not believe that any real Dem­
ocrat will vote againai Mr. ('arltun for living up to the oath hr
took when entering Uie rare fur
th* Dcmorialic gubernatorial Hum
ination.
Banator Ftrtrhcr object* hecauao
Florida bof* tad to pan* entrance
■lamination* to United State*
military ami naval -*chooIi. lie aayt
that out of *l*te«-n who look the
mental teat* for the C'aaat Guard
academy la*t June, only one
paaaed. Our venlor vrnaTor i* In­
clined to believe there la some
fault in (lie fundamental Inatrurtiun received by the hoya at homu
•lid in tile public school* We wan
der what percentage paaaea iu
other atatea

,■.JO —
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. Trevidcnt Couldge, Saturday,
borrowed a ..51 caliber automatic
pDtol ahot ( Sainltiet frtln (he hIn'*
•ml brought ddurn a bird bn th.
w U k at XI yard*, out there in the
weit where pmaidente are men.—
Tamji, Tribune'* dlulf Scream. It
hatn’t oreured to tit to doubt fhl»
atory The bird might have ftoun
right againai the bull it But Prv*
(dent Coolhlge or any other man
will .have to do that atunt at lea&gt;*.
I pice. In aucrmakrlt before we bel%ee II wa* anything but an accl— Palm Beach Independent,
rk*. that'* nothing. We aaw a
»W once with • gun in one hand
gun and a bottle ia the other.
r_____ _ the bottle into the air,
I f i * throw one gun after it. With
the other gun he ahot, hitting the
firing ptn o f tba Drat gun, which
| n hullet eUaighi

hnUHchdids. who, it seems, mnv he us much or even ipuie
to Illume than their children if the "jazz age" is not all it
should tie. Tile following, a sort of "rejsrrt card," was
prepared by the National Kducatlunnl Association:
1. Does the home maintain an atmosphere of mutual
love and res|rect ?
2. Is there sufficient Income to maintain a reasonable
atamlard of well-being for all members of tbe family'.’
,‘t. Is the family housed in a way that takes cure ot
the needs of each of Its members?
•I. Is then* a pro|&gt;er amount of wholesome food attract ively served to meet iialividual needs?
.*». Does (lie family have an intidhgout daily routitie
that safeguard* the energy and time of its memtiers?
G. Air the--duties and res|&gt;onsibilities ot the family
fairly divided among its members according to their
strength 1
7. Does the family have a common social and recrea­
tional life that ap)iea!s to all metfdwra?
v
H. Does the family have a growing iihrary and a com­
mon Intellectual life?
*J. Does the family have an intelligent attitude on
important moral, civic, and spiritual problem*?
Ift. Docs the home promote the maximum happiness
and growth of each of its niemlicraT
These questions are rather far teaching and if they
can not lie answered truthfully in the affirmative, parent*
have no one to bjamc but themselves if their children do
not behave exactly to their liking. The chances are nlxiut
ten to one -that not one family in ten maintains a homo
atmosphere which \rfft be a* jileasing and entertaining to
the younger members a * »tti^.Lhose members width, on
by the f(ge
•account of gout or lumbuguV^renT- to
play rhefkersa

H ift ^a U hition
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Koniu of thv thing* printvtl In a Iwurat victim of aurh publicity
nrw*|iaprr arr a, .illaagrwabtr tu Inot tha medium through which
th# ri*w*jia|iar~ltai?r
Id'IIW aln- fraartw-Tth* ptlblW.
Much by (ha way o f honaat rritlerr* rritica who would prrfrr to
or (lutl# of tha *o-rallrt) “ *ran- |dam Ka, brvn aaid uf ruwipapcr
d«l? n, *»». But in the (tarfonnanca j publicity of crimp. It ha* n*v»r
of wtiat it tomvlvra lo bp it* duty brrn aatiafartortly grvtrd that
to print thp n«wa, th« putdication* mrw* of rnui* twgpt* rrimr. Aa a
at tlni«a, Uk« tha Juilga on thr mat Ur i»f fact l he rvidaix* ia
l.rocb, art roaifronUd with un ratlivr U.at thrre u no connactio-i
plraaant ijhligatiaaa.
b*t»a»a liwia,
,
Thar* ran b# no juatlfiration fur
It i* poaaibla that *um« prrvon
a tipwapapar that in void blood tuaj grl a » lima -Ufll .m ,lfi
pnsdara to tha town inalimt* of lu rdaliun, by th* new* o f illvvitt
rvadrra or |&lt;*ddl«a filth aiwl ob- taora, hot thia slant will not prevail
aawnlty. Not rnnhy n«w»pap*r* do out aid* of ohallow thinks,*, fur to
thia and non# that do wuuld admit aU Otiwia it must bp apparent that

»*, It D a

First Period Ends Next Saturday
The First Period of The Sanford Herald’s Shetland Bony and Bicycle Campaign
will come to a close next Saturday niffhL Votes will not count a*s much in Ihe
stfond period which hewing Monday Sept. 17 and ends Saturday nlffht Sept. 22,
lv’ i«ltl ijow is Ihe time to pile up voles while they count the most. Right now is
Ihe time to vjet in your best efforts.

Is The Time To Pile Up Votes
The boys and girls who are working to win the beautiful Shetland pony offered
hv The] Sanford Herald in this campaign should pile up as many votes as possible
before next Saturday night. Votes count more in the first period than in the
last twd weeks o f the campaign. A big lead now may eusily be held until* the
close. * “

Only Three Short Weeks Left!
Mu- lowly Shetland I*ony offered as the major prize in this campaignuand the
« « J f f d y p u r c h a s e d from Geo. DeeteH I n J b f j MeLander jA rca d iy flight
take# to win. *
ome boy or'g irr is iroing.lo
Uurday night $epL 29th. If
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v u u i p i i i ^ n (]() I
nee there is i t i tiint? to win
the first period does not end for anotheivtfCek
and a
a b ig lefad In voted can-bo
l e y g c and
piled up In just a few days.

Call At The H
Particulars

and Get Full
rom The

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T U B SA N FO R D H E R A LD , SAN FO R D .

Personal Activities

MI8S MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor

MONDAY
aUr monthly bu»me*«
neeling of tha Mari*
.&lt;r will be New at 4:00
[Tihe home of Mi** Lila
•* mo Wert Flr*t Street.
tuw day

♦g»Ur maatlrtg of tha
; (•„! Gill* of *ha Fir»t
1 o a n t will ba held In
Dial it H P. M.
of tha officer*
__
Parent Tcacher'i
the huipa o f Mr*.
! (U corner o f Oak Ava,
iH.
.
j hu*ine*a meeting #f
Jfh** wiU ba bald at *
[tike home of Mre, J, C.
Sunwnerlin A w . The
for the yaar will
at Ihta meeting.

nice Is Studied
rientist Church
IK*" wa* th* subject of
,n-S*rn»o« in Tb* Fir.t
»( Chri.t, Scientist*, un
dm TtU wai from 1
23:tt, It. “ Thlnr l*
,m. O lord. anal thna
t,\ ** head above all.
r* and honor coma- of
ihou relyneet over all."
! ihr aitatiun*
which
the Levaon-Sermon wa*
Ifg frnm the Hihlc; *‘ln
king •■' the Word, ami
•a. with God, ami the
God. All thing* were
Ihim; and without him
Anything made that vra*
yhn 1:1, 3).
rto.n.Sermon aDn In­
following pa**age*
(hri.tifen Science teattience and Health with
pe S. riptuw*,*’ by Mary
Jy: "Spirit, the lynonyn
ISoul, or God, ia the only
Lance. The iplritual unifuding Individual man, i*
Ind Idea, reflecting the
I’ltance o f "Spirit** (p.

to follow.
!
|DRY QUESTION country
"Upon ihe*e and the chararterj
|
hroaiteaat in certain eection, of the
££ “SMS aX: *•*’ '"'IfifiEN
AS
ISSUE
PleaseStandBy
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rapnelty o f tut* «b*JMat»* »
Mr*, r.

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left thi.

Honored With Party

•_*«***_
Saturday aftemun Mr*. F. D.
Mobley and Mia* Mary Grave*
entertained with a lowly bridge
party in honor o f Mr*. Paul Forhe*
recent bnde o f tbit city. The
room in which the bridge table*
ware placed wa* charmingly dec­
orated with golden flow and y*tlow xinnia* arranged In green
crystal va*e*. The tallir. were
made in the *hape of butterflie*
and wrpre of yellow color thewhy
helping to carry out the green and
gold color *chaw»e.
After the aC«w* were rminteil
it wa* found that Mr*. Fd Meiwh
hail high wore for which *he
wa* awarded a crystal fruit bowl,
Ml*a Mina Howard, »*cond high,
raceiwd an imported Spauith fan.
Mr* Grant Wilaon wa*
given
Ilnubigan'ta bath aalt* for low
acore and Mr*. John Metleh Jr.
received a tilver cigarette bu»
for cut prlte. The tionur**, Mr*.
Paul Forbea, wa* presented with
a low ly lace boudoir pillow,
Late in the aftemon a deliclou*
ice courae al*o carrying out the
color «ehemr, wan served hy thr
host*** aoiited by Mi** Georgia
Mobley. The gue*t Hit included
the following; Mr*, Paul Furbe*.
Mra. K.l Mtmh, Mrs. John tletaoh
J r , Mr*
Caw thon
II i. w Ih iih ii ,
Mra A. W. I*« Jr, Mr* Sanford
thiudney, Mr*. Ilrn Caswell, Mra.
Frank McNeil Mr*. Glenn Wlmliiah, Mra. Grant tVllwin, Mr*.
Raymond Phillip*,
Mr*.
Dirk
Kromn, Mr*. Hugh kVrlchwl, Mra.
I.loyii Hoyle Mr*. Lloyd liwrkir,
lira. Fmmett Hunt Mr* W. C.
Hill, Mr* Griffin Herring* Mlaa
Mina llowartl and Mi** Helen
Vrmay,
Mi** I'loi** tjinler left yr.teralay afternoon for her home in
Orlando, She ha* been .pending
the pant few week* a* the guest
of Mr*. J. N, |{ad&gt;*on at her home
on South Sanford Ave,
Mr. R. A. Newman and daughter,
Otlve, returned Sunday wight from
Daytona Reach where they *prnt
la»t week. Mr*. Hill, Mr*. Near,
man J.n.) her *on Bob hie, will
*pend another week there.

Mr. and Mr* J R. Driver re­
turned home Friday fn&gt;m Win.
•tnn-Halr m, N L'., where Mra,
Driver ha* been spending several
week* taking treatment* at tha
City Memorial Hospital, Mr. a»»d
Mr*. Driver were arr.wnpaitled
home by Walter law Stouden,
mire Jr., of thi* city and Mr*.
" the ifrw John Barry- « W. Dark* ami earn, ti. W. Jr.
rr for*Unlted Artlil* of Ler*hurg.
ba at thy Mllane Theatre
TAI.I.AII ASSRK—Folk County
tenmrrow, wpreeent*
financial outlay, the led all other rnunlie* of Florfi.' i
mturtion achrilule and the !a#t year In return* frnm varlou.
crop* and livNitock.
trfv ing for popular enterm the famou* ataF*
DF I.AND—Work under way or
reer, it wat declared to.
*nagcr J. U. Mawntette. r«n*tn&gt;rilon of new Volusia County
rourthoute, anal llO.UOo new wo*t/ U'- i* declared, aninan'a clubhouse
e t’lra of tbouaanda -if
r'« ndmirfer. for a picture
•rn hotting. After a arft (iiatume picture*, In
played nmiantie charachundred* uf year* ago,
w and hi* United Artlat*
i have yielded to what i*
• popular rlemand and
r.»dem »tory—a *aga uf
, century Ituiala.
■iw.t,'* the wreen and
I ha* the role of a dev .1•uballrnt whose affair*
rt an I .word lead him ind the *trangr«t adventhe revolution which
l riari.ni, mad* fugitive.
IwM duke* and ruler* toil
The early part of
depict* alii the pomp
*f the empire; wilh the
the most gripping
yet made of that
Ij.m.
a* a peasant officer
incesa, 1* supportr.l
kundrvd*. th* prior;re l»u l» Wolheim,
^ the German star
I’ aeat Naitaiaal lUai ItUf
ceunlry to become
•hading lady; George
Haupt, Bori*
• came to America
wperially to appear
w ; lena Malena ami

^more Picture
[Tempest” IsAt
\e F o r 2 Days

P erson a ls

4l^TTL,!Sra,rJK!l:

Mr. S, O. Chaae left la.t Seturvl*y fo» New York where he will
Mary Helen Morse Flva Pearre,
*pend the neit week.
Dearie Knheoit, Garth Gray fend
Robert Moye ipeni Sunday afterMr* F. Fr Dutton of Inland nooa very plea.antly at IttytuM
•pent Friday bere *• the gueat ef Bea&gt; h.
her Utter, Mr*. 1- P. llagan.
Mr- N. G. Stewt ami *«w«, Byrwo.
George Schiffley left this mom; Mi«* Ritlie O’Fartvll and Mr*. 1&gt;.
mg for Tainpw where he will J. ftiwer* have gone to P.. Myers
•pend a few day* on bovine**.
where they will spend a we,*k wr
Mi** Olivia Rrady and brother, 10 day*.
t'harte*, are %lilting tn Orlawlo
Arthur 7.*rhary and Algernon
a* the gur*U uf Mr*, J. A. Bor
will leave tomorrow tor Islington,
tree.
V a, whew they will te.uMe their
Mu* Lillian -Thi'rnley leave* to­ s'udie* at Wa.hlngton rfml l e «
day for
Maryville Trnne»*re University,
where »he will enter Maryville
College.
Mary Helen M«»r»e, lire Howard
and Margaret Talbott left thi*
Mr. R, J, Holly left thla morn­ morning for Tallaha.teo where
ing for Halting* mhrre he wilt they will enter Ftoetda State
attend the meeting of the Florid* ('oliege for Women.
Paragraphera,

Mr. r . J. Roger,, and llarnnnl
Mr. Wilha
Blown leave* thla Sehirard relumed yesterday from
afternoon for Atlanta GeergU ll.ndfraonvitle, N C . *nd riaytfen.
whew he will enter Georgia Mil­ Ga., whew they have teen for
itary Academy.
the past few vr**i\

^ ni

m—k«»*
»• view w 2TB5fte-SSL rr.j

I4AA— WBt. W'f

14.10. Raay and 10* ’
bar Mmir.

•&gt;». Trw. family party f % - r*ciU
at, fiddjar*; to. M aA * organ.
MA.*~Mwtr Nashviiw—Mm

•41J — Ml RAF New Yocb-fet*
Roa. will continue Ihmugh We* n *u e e l both . . an "e ff.n w to I t IA, ADemon*) feature«; 4, gtr ;•:&gt;», B“*y amf lib i.aag;
ram•er music; 4 :30, .tudw. aiwv
* irginla and Kentucky, with lime common .Wceney,**
dr potty; f SO. dinner mtio&lt;c, 1*.
prinre: 7. threw cheer*; g*W
out
N*w York Sept.
'• •h v. Radio !tev*W; It Ik, .twdiw
, fer a hop.to
“ I »l*h to denoanew Iheae ami
I'itipger Mrthday dinner,
I program.
I". f»r an adder.* at a radio din. j .flnilar utter*nre* nr statement,
i l l A— WJ* New Yaek— aa*
} m * _ W l O A Pemmrwb— 134*,
"^v|,Vr*
!*■
Ihat a * , have appeared or that
Mr*. K m . foraaer Govermir nf may .uh.npseatlv appear few . 1 * 1, Aftamoon featurw*; A, .tarn* [9. t'on w ri. 10. itanc* music.
mask, spnets; 4. tenaM r.gwni*.
vVjumtng. ha. aeaumed ’ fve ta.k of I what ever i w w .* he addeil "Ami
At4Jk— VAH-4 I laarwaieewUO .
hgrmoay* 4 W, Rosy and Jl*. j l t -1 p. ra- Npop hour service; pop­
aligning a*| rU&gt;*e. of women to. tree*pertW« of which &gt;amlutat.
weatkwr
t»v» behind the Ikamoentiw hanwer. U*ay attempt to malign. | tana.* ! Gang; 11:30, real fnlk*| », Ru.- ular made, taflu,
•ian gmyellea; III, dumber mfe*ic.
hut .he will ptare particular r n . he two emphatic In afeyigg that no
Wfwrt; 4 34. Tampa weather hvtrm i - W t i n Newark-Tffe
phe.l. upon her appeal In the not- personal attark. hare been m*.t»
raw faemast, liwanhwtt m m ;
meltv dry feminine vnter. A« m either with the otwetlan %r author I # , Afternoon featnw &gt;; S !A, R.c
• 33, eturfio if u iM le : to. c o r m t
m*m-er«. tenor; «MI. err Hr*tra.
Maine b it week, the burden ef i Up or knowledge of tho Repuhlkan
•tamlar.l tim*. LdiOl me^ewtgl
•af.ly talk, f, larew amt |Ta»'.*,
her message t*. the South will he^ natiena) rnmmltWe. We ihi not
aMMbt It, AU INwr Radio Ram- S UKited Opera fompany: 10.08
that de.pile hi*
vlgonm* de want to,Win vote* on tactic* tha;
h b j t2. Hell Ihmy
dame, wlu.hmg hortp.
m.ivf fa* modification of the W , are eontrwry J eeery .tandaril and
AM— KYM .hie ago— 17*
•trad Art, Governor Smith
Imlih would tradition af »ur party Once an t 1 MIfe— WIN. MUattr l M y - I I M 4:30, Real folk*; 9, *ymphoale »ahe poWerlea* tn alter ‘■bo prevent for all, 1 denounce all sack artlvl k d . Ikrtran, dinner eonrert; 1:11,
•emkle f t hour*).
rtgime without tho n m m l of a lie* a. vleiow* and beyond the fatal iatk; 7.30, *lidlu fraturev, *
U*_l~W| t\ l iiwtaaall— 140
concert, ori heetra; It Art, dai*w 4-30, l'loner*.en-heatra; 7:*0 *»agw
majority In hath house, of fa n . «f decent political campaigning"
must* *1 I J hour**,
■•v**
Hoover ludiy held a ronferenev
at twilight; H W. real folk*. *,
lUHlmwre— MVfe
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w*«h l e w , Liggrt, new not nmol
magnslwr hour; Hi, feature*,

CO. P. 0 R D E R S i= tr s u i£ .‘
VEILED JIBES chairman In U m a k u w ll.

TOBEBANNED:

4, Salon mwalc; A to. Busy ami 111.

•lance ( I hour*).

Gang; • : » , real folk*; P, Mary,
tander*.
ARCADIA - H i m dive usee.I (nr
} m.fe— hDh k Pilt.hwrgh—*la
granting now frapehiv* ta FVirvdO
A .IP, h DK k #n*emh1e; 4 .30, Rasy INwer *n&gt;| iJght Company.

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Mr*. Samuel l'ul. iton and Mi**
Mr. and Ur* J N Rt&gt;h*nn anal
I« early la (Vti.ber and to dlwua*!'
I &lt;nl mi*d from Pag» tin*
Mr, and Mrs. Hill Krtrt«r&lt;n Jr. t'amllka I Ifuton returned fn*
•t w RnintM i N inm R M ."
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tjwnr Sunday atternmin in Mt. lUy.tna Hea. h yr.terviay. They Snwe nf them bnte born *e*t
Haro ami Apopka
have tw n (pending the week M country MrfJF tho prwteriimi o f} PM.M REACH• Pbn* tm .br'
pi.i .lege and o f th* rongr*».u»'»l way f»c eriahti.hinc tannery in
the
guest* of Mr*. Newman.
C handler Mia run Iran* thi*
D*nk
|hi. .eetMn
aflrrnoon far Atlanta where Hr
'There are real ami fundso&gt;«rt*l
— - ..
Mr R. C. MfGuInU af l e t'ifto n
will raauma kta studies at GenrgU K y , and Mia* Willie Mae INice af h w e . in thia comlest and vital
RT
Al'OllirTtNi;
rarri*bi
Military Araafrni).
OHandc. were uaite.i in marriage prionpb* af gwWrnment are at Brother* erecting
mono* 1
-*4w
Mr*. &lt;iu»*tr Wight
of Pain*, •la*t Hmurday night by Dr K l&gt;. Jatakw these l i u r .t .n .l uturfence. t&gt;M»k r..m rrie *!(&lt;• we-t ef h.re
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Georgia U visiting Karr aa the Hr.mnBo «t hie home aa Pal met ta ; of fc*M«h rvtrem i.t. on either * »■
skoukl R»l be «*ed ta nbwure the
COCOA llid. reapiettnl foe f*
f u n t of Mia. Iltnry Wlgh( at her
Cwraw Merritt
l.laud
IJniUnant and Mr*. Griffin real i,«ue*. Tim HrpuWian Party Pwirin*
ho ana- on |*urh A w .
„
Herring Ivft yesterday for A aM p*. •w*nii its reeeol *g a pruapeAni. bridge,
f&gt;r. and Mr*, Drafting** of |l*. IK Md. They ha*r trail ayeadlag ronatry. We s fn e a te
certain
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• -• U nJ apa-nt Friday Krr* to arVnd tha |]Ul f«w wrrk* heir aa the priTipba and y*di. ie* ahkh tha
MF.I.HOl1RN 1.
* *•«&gt;■t r,
n1
lhr llama Coming Gathering a1 p i « i of their parent*, Mr. and arfmui lit ration kaa Mlnwed arvl .tarted ,.n 31111*10 new V.™nj
w koi We hetlrw- new wary far the buiMmg ut Ihi; town
tha* Mfthodiat Churrh.
Gewrfr' Ilem ur

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MONDAY. HRFT. i«.
ITUfmi«'»P kileMa— CM f
Ito the people ef the Unite,! State* pTugrama la eastern standard time.
•he will wwod a month a* the
* w - Germany, Id. fawndattaet prd( l o n t l n ^ f , — PageOwe
' mm4 nf9dimt, *ed w e n t malig-t
gue.i of her brother
Ad.1 knt hour for eastern day.
H.r \ Irginla engagameath for ^
an., u^ Wr
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Mr *ml Mi* Alfred Robaon S ift . H U awl H , a n m th e-m h er ru elect or .(treat a randi.; baht Uvaa. AO irme n y . m w
no
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have retunSKl- to tbiir hea^e i*
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O.i- See t ra amt *..1etaat«t
Harry Byrd 'b t« f«r the pwaldtncy."
leagtha On left of call letter,

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Residence Telephone 443 morning for Roatyn U 1, where

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lim a and tom poroturo control.
to«»vor ooieoa tho h om o-cook in g
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F .o p f 1 1 your dm /tei, p lace It
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*•» Merit; Flapper

1, will

received
( *i collector sent
(« payment.

IHr a line
..
a line
7c a line

l*- *"*—To redure our itark
Pigeon*. (white Kfnge) will .
■l»out Ml pair* at reasonable ,,t1
A*k P»ggty W iggl* Markat. l
«t. what kind o f aquRb* b e delft
rhone 3202 or a d d m , U \iht
K F. D. A., Saitfurd Fla. t

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The Connecting
R*»lh ( aiuiidatrw fo r Imtxir
*"* Stale Office Were J
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!0|«— RAIIIIITS

|r»ir • ■n request. .
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for
k R A fO U A ,
sept
tc
1 k r(iM | «w #r wheth,
"rat* or Mepuhltra*. an
btfal slat* «&gt;f Indiana th:
distinguished alhelel* i
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ml* of avciage length
fondvr 3 line* accepted.
|»rrti*ing I* re*tr»cted

the empire builder. It is the dynamic a^ref
mountains, breathes life into desert pi? enan voice riding winds of the univei se .•&lt;
)ition. Confidence knows no moment. It measures its strength l y
on? reaches of time. A single realization does not satisfy it; a single
pcoiDpointment does not destroy it. W hen Flagler had his dream
shining rails through the wildernesses of Florida he was justified
o it only through confidence, through a faith more penetrating
han the headlights which have followed it; and in the face of dis:ouragement and advice inspired by the moment he set his stakes
-a n d carried on! Plant was of the same caliber, a man of vision,
and in more recent years and in the same pioneering spirit W ar­
field created new arteries of transportation which h a v e o p e n e d
great areas to commercial contact with the world. In other en­
deavors thousands of believers have p rov ed themselves, proved
their confidence by challenging the future, are still proving the
courage of the faith. The moment eec thinks everything s h o u l d
measure up to his expectations all-the time, and c o m p l a i n s if it

I classification,

gr.ir i* made T*a San.
lid will he responsible
It e torormt Inaertlnn.
ytiser for subsequent
L The office should
*1 Immrdiateljr In ca*c

•f the

FINE FEI.T MATTRESSES 0al
112.00. (JiIhert-M iOnff Fund
rFED DIVING ROOM
from Ilh7.bc up. Gift turr Co.. 23 Ea»t Church St., Or
Uiiiiu Ha.
f Eumiturr Co.. 23

i St., Orlandq Fla.
bSFER Ai Storage Co.,
Crating, Shipping. SLU- For Hrnt: Nicely furniebe.1 apart
litlr*
1‘h'ine Hid, 2ft0
n\enti with all iqtairtn conven
Ralph W. Iais*mg. irnces. I'hone 20*.
Fitm l bad garage apartmrnt a
. Langley Apartments; also fivi
room unfurnished house rornei
Chapman and Union Ave. fa ll 2ol

Furnlshe.1 hnu
convenient
to
mil. Nice location, reasonable
Myrtle. Inqulro I'hone bl»7 R
■ OR RENT— Nice house at GinI.M M J — tty eipert*
dervill*. la ig e yarvl. Rent 113
mar* esperlenc*. Also per month.
Mr* Julius Takach
l l ’ll repairing.
San- I'hone 5P7 R.
and Gift Shopyrc, Me*
adc. I’hone *32.
I ROOM SUITE*
qi. Gilbert MrGrirt
!3 East Church St..

rut-- f&gt; Room House availah'e
I. Itth. DO* Myrtle Av*. See
Mr Culler
- 7 Room lloue* just
•TOD West '.*th S t m t .
Mr Culler.

1'i‘ler this classification

IMIIM.K
&gt; ami Graham tr(ti
1. Street. I'hone 3.

1— A rrr*K » F or Sal?

V&lt; IIEAGE FOR SALE: tuiubl
for |N&gt;ultry farm, l-orgled fou
mile* south o f Sanford on old Or
landu road, 33 acres, ,&gt;art high
land and sum. o f ft low. Meal fo
rhirkrne anil ducks
Can • l«
Imught for IKXl per
a. re ui
v»*ur own term*. Address H. J
Holly, Fit*, National Rank lluild
tog. Hanford, Fla

lU lhltd

KrpuM. an.,

•a the college .port

&gt;wd then w** raptatg » f iV
no* for iww year*. Duriv-g
years vf hi* apdergrad-

NEW YORK, Sept 10 -(IS
by a young University of \\U
■in pmfcvsor, may result in
"radieruvrry nf the ionltnen

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he l layej half La. t
football tram.
'Ih letie \ i. lo n e .

»&lt;«••» Iiffrr* entirety although
•jrniplom* are somewhat the

• gwlred then lie o. | h .
f * » w v t l* » of Former
Truman II

Newhert* .»(

are! ether challenging
V*fr.« C e l« ,. |St ,
■*" *
k« he ha* ma&gt;tervd u a .
“ A bat&lt; h of gum.* pig* in Ion .
**
A frica ,' a. curding to hi*
Alum (fUfn |Ht l l ■ arKeail
• lion • » . lafr.ted with s|„ptng "I* '
leagues.
"lYvfftitF
1 ^ 1 It per.
ah knrsv front the M.»hI nf a group ' " '
Dr. Warren K. Mratman Th&lt;ana*i , of Iout.loner, who hod contra, ted „"***
2k -an.) unmarried, started alone'Jthr il'.ra.r m \frwa.' lb , Slrat- 1
from New York a few i!a&gt; • r i «ni man-Th.-ma. said la telling hoe
a trip to the wild* f th* II. Igtan the ilram was brought |« th&gt;«
R»»i then on* victory o f |h*
Congo Jungles that Will urctipy »t country
f.*r
el pert ovenla Hath. Fuydu* I nlvrr&gt;ity f&lt;»in«n t . e «
hast tw o year*, probably more and “ When |hr di.ra.ed guinea pig* ar. * * ' d- i" th* •Uierminalion an-t
posalbly may cost the young scirn. rl.rd here aboard the leviathan *k'll
l.'vlie who playe.1 end ai-J
tist hi* lift.
the ship wa« held in quarantine. bait hr k fur four year* ami t o . ,
Ilr roe*, armed with sic new ar. I: Hr*t the de|iartmmt e f mmnierre • fljer st (net h .w *n the varsitv
•enkal compound*, to prut* a cu*e ami then the custom, rrfu.ed to ad. «*“ ». • ih*e&gt;|isentfy beeonving Ih*
for the scourge of sleeping sickness mlt the pig*. Finally after mwrft * "•'* dy * athletic direct*? Al
whndi annually sweep* tropical \f. |ilelay the animal, were allowed r i Ibiup.
rlca with a toll of tOO.OUO' huynan enter and were taken In ftetmit.
llvwa. Dr. Stratman-Thoma* be. Tbrre thr pig* were permitted to •bhnai
lusvet be ha* found a cure for t hi * tireed under observation Th, * ff. klm
dread disease, a feared mystery for |spring ami other animal* »uch a*
two and -a quarter centurte*. ami he I rat. an | rat-tot* were Innorulated
ft
wiehr* to ettahlish prrwif of the with the tatnte.1 blond
hem l.
-•ur* on the scene ef th* plague'* ; •■With these enlmal* we e ih e t i.' toalg*
rivaled inroad.
mented at the Dnlverelty o f Wt*.)heh|in
Sleeping Sic knew*
m n .in with 'hrwemcah lompound Dew*e
"Finding a cur* for sleeping1l&gt;repam| In the Farke.Daeie |aUn Dame
sickness Would tor equivalent -t.i dl«. atoriee New we feel sure we ha«&gt; turn ew
rovering a cv.ntmrnt," say* Dt A. S. found at lead one rumpoun I whLII* |
Eoevenhart o f the U lirtrs lly o f will cur* the disease Kate a ffe .tr ' a a* nd
Wlaconun, under whose direction with sleeping ticknrse war* curedj » 4h ib,
Dr. Slratman TTioma* worked.
in .even day* after only on* In Iha anr
Si* compound* were selevtej ,o yrvtl.m
Dleeaaad rabbit.
B 11Imfteaa
be taken to Africa after eiperi. rulnea I 11,*, .bowed marked Im. ( lele.i with a .( t u g of root . are el
menla with 11V ar.eno al iora«| pruvemrnt In a w .rh after tw o - . I 'iu * a mrmtwr* ef th. feoth*
. )tm4
k,,w
|| ( f|,
I'ound* devvloped In the I’ arke. 11three Inyertlnn*
I,»VL_ l-atxirat'inr* at IWtrolt. *
•
s ***l,|,*g »t.kn**e never ran he I UP for deed but af|.{ ependi*
Each succeasi** preparation ha* a 'rm lltatrd hy etterminatlng th. , '•♦•h* in th* h-eyil*!, recover*.
f i t t e r "kick” than the prevtou*- 1
D&gt; an almo*| impoe.ibl# , II* *U(1 bear, th* tear* of that a
ta s k -a . malaria wa* wiped out.'
itretrwying the •m.e.jult* w h .V «a, n.. matlrr what th* reeut
tarried It. W* must work a.th the ’ epert fan* ef Indiana he.
our com,muad oa the native, af I M U . fve, the, the ae.t nut* «.
.

22— Real Kntatr fur~Sal?

O.M AKM ON
1 Automobile Co.
U \ve.
I'hone 137.

FI.DRIDA KRAI. KSTATE 1* not
dead—if your property is priced
right th* chance* are you ran find
a buyer. A (laaslfied ad 1 f on* of
the quickest ways to turn real e*
tatr. The roat it very small. Call
Itn for low contract rate*.

Study O f I’frturra Obtained
In (fuaker S la te K ipeclcd
Tn Ilr Invaluable In Work
In* Out I 'r u ltc llte System

IM J P t will he tape mi
Using tais city.

NEW YORK. H.pt 10 1 I S t 1
I'holographing
o f a holt of
lightning a* ft eirvak a STn.gmr
vwft irnnemiaelu*, line at a power
■nation at lath* iW aten n u p e. V

|«&gt;H'KS—Irrigation Have »ome inquinrs for farm*,
#Ural cement work
groves, buyer* looking for bar
■«« Co. J. E. Tergam* Fred K. Ruesell, 113 W. I»t.
1 3rd and Elm.
St., Ilo* 1048.

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••M'*n|iii*K««l

P|

General Klertrir
Company *n
gineer* and the study ef the ft
•alta ef the holt aad .toe.
m rutiny
of th* pwture*. erv

.■Souther* llell
■y
repwiring
SASFUHD- ItU.iMM to
ponded f»r install*!*&lt;n *f
(•neretlng unit In Irnal |
ear far I Gee turn pom

For Sale—2 acre lot* on Dili*
Highway, near Moan**, cleared
and flowing
well, or anrleared
Small payment down. L A. Reaaud, 304 W. Sad. St.

!$— Ktchangr

THI S N E WS P A P E R
T h e aclvertieeinrnle app ear •iraultaneoiiely in tw en ly-fiva Florida dailiea
MR Cft-opH*(u&gt;| w ith lb* U elieveis ut JaokaooviUa ia .lb a ad v e i l ing

«
STORE— l*re- For Etc hang*
F&gt;n* Li( la
rU(*. Soda
We
In*** section o f Sanferd.
7^»r phone. Call desirable lo t itu a , no mortg
taiea paid, will euhang* fee
The R oof Re. idential property Ad&gt;lree* li»*
■•thl
shingle* rare The Herald.
■ tin sod galvaawed

ra an sleeptng

20— M lore Dan roua

^

Fkotw 111.
FREE.

GU

KIDDIE
K O tirs. th* gom toe
924.7*. Gilbert McGnff hhrrwt
Ipro C a., 23 East Church bC, OrUndo.

FOR SALE — llivuaehold furaiturr,
ga* table range, twin lard*, elec­
“ rang* grove tive washer. Reasonable. I h e w
,,r »W0 furnished
J
'

’ " ‘ Perleoc.. W.
"'ll. Fla.
OOING

ATLANTA Would
be
glad to share eipeoae. Tuesday
or Wednesday, Fred E. Russell.

run nect

Q lLX JSL

*bu— 303,- H r tC. 7»V St:
lasvely Ifeak fatt rw.as suite tn
perfect condition fur sab cheap
for rash. Can he seen at I I D
P »rh A re.
M w ai
u
*

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• kw 'w ln lrt e f how to hit

An ArgA y « f &gt;. lent i ,';u*| t.

ran dally under thl*
•1— Wanted Heal Knlalr
k irep your name be1 Ootvomical, read by W ANTED —I'rir, on
Bil find thl* a .pirnSouth o f Sanford 7
g h rtix . Call It* fur
rea considered. Addrei
Car* Herald.

2Th1i i r f l S i ftf * i#Vtei o f ai!rrrllirrn«nl 1 on the fulurg o f ffnVfrla

w*n

wortj

W« tfit
'"All# IS? K« »rF«| I |p«fn
f lethmn * at Indiana I’ e .

Doctor (i lies Alone To Congo To Seek
Cure For Dreaded Sleeping Sickness
Wanted

man |&gt;ollre dog, female,
"Id. dark brown, large
IlcwarU If returned to
th Street. I'hone 4NV.

a n d p o l it ic s d o m i x

the I h m o n t l 'r nominee

Tr t» I e.|,e. the
ZINNIA PI W I S for sale. |o .
|wr doien. IS00 W. First Street.

familiar with rate*
clarification will
imjdrti- Information
with, they »»ll •»
wording your want
It more effective.

•- quirk results. When
something o f found
try a classified ad
"r an Ad-Takrr.

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Go. for a Ride, Girlie?

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o f a plot to uviirHoover anl ho ptrty hopr t«.
governm ent. • A ll
j - in 'th v *u| |»irt o f the oriraiilirf •howrrrd ji' l.l on thr hradi of mov^nr in Al.nlritl w p re
' ir.mad clrl* in Ilallywwmt
to the Rurritotn. slwr. Tht ht*h po'nU « f fi* a lA» thr crao.l jury- ™p( to rrtiirf
J n m un iouMeili.t wttl hr a ple&lt;U; ■
lin general o f tin
in'lutmrnti a n k tii thr *nni. Hr.’
^
rxrfy pb »»tl to rrm &lt;h
nnj oriinrU all com. '
trra.urrr &lt;&gt;f thr Southern lU ptlit j
in
f Hill
IT III
■itrtI M
atl W
olur
in tl
u unemploymml, tu con'lnur hirh
Horn.- Minion
Itoanl,
w«ut the War Mu trv
* B,‘ * n ciplm alion of hi- limn.It..anl. It wai
m Ih f-.ivtr i
idcdce U* an»«t l*tn*l»took. |rarnnt that I am -r took wrRtlV j "
toUay no
na-jyurataa t i t
Ik . #««0»WF In '7 ¥ to » f
pt t i kW Ual
r.rm^n. ...J, ’
,
I r‘1'^'llltnc c*crMlve&gt; u *i c f the in f
.
n r .
.
" ,,n ' * *',Ip
0 » |*«
Smith
and
Tha ken) « f each family la
S T S S y .{ ' S T P r
•» U W .iMPUtc. and „
'«
A. h «
lim
•awraa-t/ • -I'rv tim ••• • «‘l IMMI|«n(WI I ••*!*« H MMMrf, r\ Si^V Will ho * ' b ( to fill In the h'anka. telling
|c«P
whilr aba aought to rraah In th«
» hallm.- whwh will appawr how many Rrpubiaaaa al»l how
Vim.i tie Hitarm would
many i « marram tbera are In th#
kffieial lummuniqur af- ,
family
He ii mlmo aakvd te pa*
V in t r luncli. kaitncia
Mi. .r .in brl.fl&gt; im ^ r . U b»r J r . m r . , H . . . i*t«.| til, |-.ui , j Cwmijr r.,11 rr| &gt;!rr k&gt;. . I.ai.r
do*a ih# number rJ peeling tu
I • t noi .ouily a ffictn l
,n ,h"
wh..h i. el pa. tad v&lt;t» f-.r Hoover nnd Ute numlwi
I he traopi (here ware no Republican platform ami rla. t0Ul ,,fj J• I 3-0'*0 *» »I&gt;w* *panom to
g tir a goo.1 indHat»..n of thr plaanirvg ta vote for Smith, iku
tha barraclu.
rlared th* daman I today wat fir 1 H« liyw«° I. Th# fmmar »&gt;»rcntl , , num%nl }tf ,.
^ .p j, „ n |hr
wdl inahle The llrrat.l to give
fwllr*. at Madrid ar- beyond “ a full dinner (Mail'* and
«•»!. fir t ly ftlaml? lad- in r«ndiuc national .betmti
Bhwu,,), r-unty cittinw n*me ulaa
Artadun, of tha ar- that thr workara artually dailmt Griff.n. au. of HaprytlW, Oa. got
*h% liarahl y rlirti u tnipha Of h- a t hr lr l . i a h t . f , (rr I nl»»jt
*•«!, ullc).iO|f h«. waa
*
• « , ami in nddltiua will
i.inifnrt and i tealrr par- |6.l ih f.; and another act ran Ml-- L**T **vl 1 l' ’" ‘ l| ^
I hr plotter a dn Ih* Ma­ "I
tlclpa ’ion in Ilf. anil laiaura.&lt;
'
,
‘
ar* ta b* algnAl pvtiw t ihem pnrtripniing t « » » .
il.
P»e • Ibraeaelvr* in n oeriwi yudl
T h , ItapuWf.n platform p r.lird ‘
.
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'*k **
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|r»w&gt;i|&gt;a|&gt;rr men, mam- km o --1
, i n »m t $.1,711.(1. A third prri.m |**,r r (h»*r rhou* u.ib,»ul |raf ml
bm»ral dnya will ha allowed for
atatf of 1‘rogrrao and the tariff and rntm-tite muni
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3
2
^
S •hr S lla U |» «e t.turned In thii
|rc wrrvMni at llano, Station lawn ai proxhling « " h ,. Mr,. O iiru. , M „ .
• f h t . t a in in the week the rr
lira p.din* raidad tha ing wage** for wurlierw.
raid to h air r.rrivrd Il.30l.it7.
ib* hlanki ami r«tum th- bilkA js®1’ * wdl he Inhu|aled amt i n k
of tha free nraami. . **Tr.e ptrty favorw freedom In
lontrarti rrv diawn up h, l« r * « ** 'lulchly t i poaa.Ma tu The Her ,V»h,-&lt;t The (o upvrn|ion L
y
licana.
Many arrviU rontraMObM th- p'atfomi added,
Came*
anti the .two a treaewi aid, n th «r thiuwgh the mniia or ftr-caid'x fOWil^a u M i r
lUitaluna.
• «r«(ian i h i m .Noiurm in rw^L '.»mii
ko
- n«
- e.arruei .
“Collartlxe bargaining by free and
ho
the revolt la tialng re,pon*IMe «grpt-i of their own
•e m -prviitda,
tha Hpanlah pub- thinning, which ilev lup* an I'ntnln. nei wna tu finance Ihcir «ff.* iu t i l ----------------,
.' ~ r .

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"Z1$ Inaugurated For County

Voters l rged To Kxprej*}t Selves In Secret
Poll On Hoover And Smith; Results Will
Re Published loiter In t he Week

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" i n w r Al Sm th ptunget |rtn
Ike real work ml preparing foe h.i
lift k o m ie f invaihMi af the Writ
t day howl1rno.| hv aMuranrei I hit
k# •» g*-»og into a « im f(ii»||) tee
rdory, b it that on th n w ir tiy h?
&gt;• going t « reewire a great Vekeaw
ir-m a i h 'I * pw1it:&lt;wlly vm l « »le l
m l rag* r to hear hie me -age
Th* re a»« if anew were henu*V&lt;
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SelamTa epomh hi n

*
7nf UI* week at tenet fowwa praxwmtwn, l»IN q | tnault to w
lr II him,
IM I f’nalulgw • Cf ha above her* Aa far ‘ " ,T '
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'*«ard Netrwaha
____
, part*.

. an -underaUnPug with J-hn. ’ »4 tfcwm- ..m ark, were r-.-d, ap
e f ep.
at her father’* camp on Mtmwrbewd pinuded hy the detegntea tw
.
I nke tn Main* with Other member* tomgwe Aoawmhly *
In Nrl.rnekn, a, m Sew Vt**k , in . TVwtwhwII family The Tram
It to feared I Hal I’Ve ’&gt;r»erh
.**( r i . , Where, |i|*fea*He*l «n 1 h*.tU are tawwlng down fraan Mam- ^
**a*ml a rnikapaw wf l*-».
binineea m ei an* daily ettntmg out &gt;■&gt;*! Sorntny
many'* plan N * the having I ha
_-y- n - % , . .
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ewwntevl o f ►nraeh
and
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Of Envoy's Talk

gunlanm Nmlr.-nd

' REPUBLICANS 01 PitfiSUHiNT HEARS *^ - ^
u r r J f f ,nK 5.’S
t W IM BH' r.ASl W AR D AFTER
’tK A r'S .T in .m .... BALLOT VICTORV SU M M E R OUTING

[Chimes Paiss
:h H e r e On
SpecialTrain

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11is hirst I lay A sFm*
plovccOfNew Haven s,imc Circle* See An-.
—
glo-Frcnch Pact Aa
nmi nivrs. -upi „ .. ins, j Thrcal To &lt;;rrmany

In »*wnc c ir c le * th e nprrcl*
rWoci o f the w k h n g
&gt;tH| lh&lt;|. A lt ih a FrvttcH M V o l
k i*iu-g ftmittlgr haa l*een a**tgn iy t* tm &gt; | are in g a r led I I a dir*
nt to |he g rit-tat manaf*r‘t offie# eat threat agnutri
(n tn u ),
wkera he wttl Man rHmhfng. if he whuai wtrarwlawwi raaorery « v n e ^ _
-kWemrc t y T P K B I e r *fTTIT*.r*Tlwwi£FhP« ihe eyjw.-tnimni wf tbnw»T»h» why M t hwgxw U frigiM B
llitrhrvwk M h o u t t la . In vekbi* Whu g . • him the &gt;ah, ta a h.gh twih » " g U » d am| T rm w.
■ Sopae |w.|Hlrni ih w m n prttbaaw
u m raiu - ____ ' •tale tieverm-r *mi»h will inaug-i
The
fir.t
talk
*f
tha
ft-ahlewt'.
.
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^
rate hi• werlrin -peaking l-«wi nor
*mv WW. |W hnikiu etalliU ri , . f Ike , , ^
a/ N.Uan. A-eemtdy and
wi&lt;ek from tonight In that «p»e-h DHhl • Ir tft.
W .tb him mrw (m r tk_
• « » i«$
n#-*\k~
lk » tin&lt;»m »r plana |o make hi* Harvard men tkxwrwlght ho wm by . Oanreftor iliuwwet! ar Uw
rwaitiun *&gt;n farm rxl-ef nv»re e f- ■thw gterai mf Vale men. and la ala?- time wf thw I'raarw-l*Vuoeion Wag.
rlx lt ami in hie Omaha ip-e h h* lag al the etc hawre grwdwnla* «U ’t
The arnawlioemi dealarni mwa wf
w S temmend the p,i...iple Wf the hare.
the fn a r k Mmmnee aga&lt;n*t ( tec
HlwnUatiow few at applied
the
Into I he general manage t * of I —* • ( ** bag (wo the rtb e t mt
il"|V*«l of crap tntyltum, nilhuot. f l c h em pour daily a xnal nmownt
poHthnl fmr( " V t '* r , . ietamtiling himrrif to!
- f a t n t io t k , r a ^ . r a m . opwraWoi , ^
. , K m m W rM , ^
w -rT ^
anr raHveumr U hetied pinn
»| thw ewlmml
,
*
** ,M * * 'l k a 'ieiw na
S i lu n U lt i i.
— *
&lt;,iv*ffjr»f Fmtlb Ohrl ‘murV*? r *wli
I i* plangod t*dny und»r « t U g m g m H ^ i
Mileh&gt;tok dlrcuirrJ ihr f u i t n&gt;it.«
. m~ ” ’ ’ • focuoaual 1-0 o f I km cxh tr Noel.
hlmJa, Urn
me. M { k r. o ammlael. &gt;•
f-*
T h . ok 7 ^ l o . » . JT?
11 »kM the ofnee ^ the genrral man
gave Mg M o w in g .,7T.
k
»»ll the tt**rremt agrr u the place where nmol cm. o-VM to InterWMional S«w e lw ^
’
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,h* -he l anm l .Wml railMvndlng in th. lira

T^ivilTal

luina that pur|M&gt;»efu| rooticration
which f i l m
It# rhlcf inerntive
hrough voluntary biricmenl,
VVc hvltove that injunction! In
labor dlipute, have In tome in
itanca bren Vhuc- l/ind nave given
llae tli u ii-r.wii queition for Irgta.
litiun. _
t.r-n »ir.7ing tli
“ Th* Itcpublican Party pletlgn
idi K&lt;l\iurd link pu.- to con iruir iti r'forta to mnlntabi
, • 'he prevent atandarj of lirmg amt
“ »*nging tuwvr
high wag i level.''

(icneva Is Scene

_

With llilrlirork J"'"’.

po»*. »tw u rf«| I- •end in thgir »nU l a, quickly aa r u f t l l
m t V rvvuit* ina) hr ann-unced al Ihw r ir lt n i p-autd* i|al«.

mm

Rerlin Resents Words
Of French Minister
That Prussians Are
Improving Military

AC i MS S f f l ; PRESIDENT'S ^O N
Feeling Snld To *■ TACKLES JOB AS
Manlfmted url.inv g^lLROAD CLERK

lo IWr llrraUI • I f t a »h *r# a battot k. 1 Will ho yd*red mi tn.
rowntor, c T they m i) la m l through I hr — ft.
Tto-w taking

A T L A N T A , .V r i II
&lt;INK&gt;Ia y k .
k r a n c o - ten titivo draft of tili thir.l pibl •
(T
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trn
S.
Carn*».
th*
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II1 F
N Ti IE
Sept.
id ilin i a« me
the KCpultl,an
Republican p
pre-i
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M em b er A u d it I t a t M t O f &lt; Ir m U tie

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Number I)cmot*rats in ydur family
Number Republicans in your family

id (iarrison
fined To Post

W EATH ER

I f fa

anmleraKle degree

f"'—Ihlgcit Kntrain I V t r ^ ^ 'S .

(i i m-n&gt;^ s t e r .
2FtJ s ?,,s attaua capital

llotixrr un*!ii.ii t.dly will emlork t a i M l i n . * i « i w / i » a — r
fc J c c iio n
.M u jit r itie b
Ihia p\tnk for thr aecond lime but ceil an mlrrr-attonal w anh wa» un­
Howl. II Th, rtwiuri * «r v in gren rr ttrUil than In hit nr der way by then own private d« . , * . * * •
lectlvra
I l n S I —A Hr|*td-H«»n nvn
tvaj rity o»
(ported tu thu aoulh- rcpUncc » | m k Some |alnt|'(railera
have
urgid
a
mot*
de
a
led
dir.
A
eierc
o
f
official*
of
the
home
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kt«U of Via wealthy
,u u
^
fin fr nt Jaekionvili ■ cuxainn o f |h« lth «r piohlem and miwion board who work*,} ,id* hy
artivad Sunday from llootrvr will meet Ihcir wUSet al Mde w th la m e * for nine year*. | ,t«l. ItepuldKran *uwlid*«. h r
Newark.
,
wir.- aui'pttenae-l In g t Iwfura the , governor, l/nilad Htntea anr.at»r
(Ince H'otvrr h ti apprnxni a graml jut) Irr# tmlay.
ami four t &gt;itgie«atoaa| mala w»*r
nrrr ca»t rip&lt;&lt;iall&gt; final tlrnfl «,f the Newark
___,v.im
_____
The rurmbire of th* llapt i f |awwpt ..to offite by m**td » a
b c Ii_.
K by an KngUih firm h*- will arrang- ki&gt;'prop tietl flab- * hur.-hce re;ponded g«narnu«ly 1 1 jiwlt»*t_
.
■&gt;•1 1 1 have coat approx. ipg (rp to lower f herapenke llay. i •I’fwal* Irr ftm l* with which to j ' V|,h unl7 w uf the etala'a r.U
lalf million dollaro. They lie Itnpea to get two or three day* kr*,l’
Im ie mi..vion fumtioning l/*(Jrvr| iwi*«iag William Tubtr
juuml.rtlf** billa, rang- Vacation !ila week, angl.rg .fo r
|Vl of two or thrvr ■alt water fiih ’’down th* bay."
The nominee wa* cSerr.-d again
rrral thouaand pound*.
I
* c i- hr .ught . by rr|Wirt« rvachmy lb publican tr-e total amount of d&lt;-felrat&gt;cni - Jgyt p; Helmet
|I.O(VdW** »»ill l&gt;e. auoM-nbetl by
UeUirtt. are not eipertrd te
» ihip chartered o« | hi &gt;&lt;it|u,iMrpt from two rtalra
|1* twmplwirtl today btit on?
Mt-ntana nml ImAana -ul\irh t V thr Weight ii.
t that purpoae.
j t hang • in be retail! with the tabu
n r to be Itv.iuil- | Dcmucrata have claimed.
let ton nf the ifi-taril rural dt*.
M.
Ib&gt;r1
Thurman
the
llrpul.lt
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&gt;!
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• -inr It.arr whn’ i
»n r-mimlili rtout* re,.m 1^.1.....
i V i V l k l l l Y I I I I rict* I* rwgarvM n* tmp*-nhl• 'fled near l^ h e 1
(I I majtWltiM wdl tnrrea -e
. . . . .
, »nd preeonvent ion manager
**
T * r , , Krpul I
■atimumal of hi. ap. ^
j . mrl r
Wat ton, pre.
^mrrlra. width ht«
||lw&gt;vrr would carry
,'andldnte war fleeted
in thv
Ith and fama after | |f00 |rr
Hr rietlarrd ill
fourth ix it t r - wMtrw-l dt.lrlit.
ty year* ago' t&gt; mvall h u .im -. tr.m wat fla k mg
_______ M . .
_____
T^* dmetton » « . a K'puhiitan
ht boy from Kng- l » llotvrr's atnndard In auch nuruda iHmucrntlc K i k u I i i * ( r m w it-1
i i . i •r
i v—: . ***:•- , /' ‘«i«r« :’ a’»tr’i
».
wto,. » u .
berg na to inaure Ida virlnry.
lee » v r * ftertrd in Jorkiunv
with (eewrge McK-ry uf SonIn H a % ? n ? g S ^ f C S T i n i" *
.1 rday over the Allan

I t e x u i m - 'l h e i r l ) t i l i i - H

i-..' i .fi ' .f.1

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rntbahly th* moat impMrtaat fnI U f In the prvwem •Munilaw, |j**.
A R O A Itfi the rut ■IIO S T IA l eendp hm„h - a . i d i u that the
' IA I KNROUTK u W A S H -t«H Idil
f 1*34 »
IN&lt;iTf)N. dept t l . Three month, ***
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Police ,, . , B ^ M
Kii h Shoulders At SfcmholiierTrilM
Lomlmrdo Funeral To Kotarv Qub On

m i l ki;u, Sept. II
(ianytaml
and yalw i ruhhod *f.-uld*r» tw
&gt; f '• '• IN ’ - behind him Fra.i4.at
lU
^
__. . . __
.
wwul.1 h cut a gteai 4 -ii ..f | « day at tha D ra ia l here e f Tony
lo n U d b ,
&gt;U«v . beutennnt of
ettlidfg * . ! on hi. wa, hack U t |g Nehrathn lie i l - g h , ihm (Uv
"h tatfar* A l ' la m —
w aahlngton
today. ' Wedamutay j *Hkw SmHh nrobwMy would k**e
tennglnmf. MMddding I'npt-n* *hd
, m-ininR will ftml him bwck al kia " &lt;m* dry %*&lt;*• kwaaoow mt h * hit &gt;t*d&gt;nunad mt gunman, wn*
- .
ng a*—I walling far
•i ih at thw earrtrtlvw ..fficwa.
• — f w t e l M . huv h* tbrnegb*
Wlmwnam. bw^e * f U u turn
^
• &amp; * ' •Sa itraagv la who. wrawrdlng t*»
,
* *
k f the heavy (f*rwv*o VXtr whecty. K M cW w fi geapwllnw tetogmfN,
* V—
Shf l e llim v . bid j If Net v rlu .ll, w.C U raHa.w'y • ** in i hew gi b* a n « n , ok
tkeif u‘ i mole atm. th* death wf
* *•1 bye tu the l u m j l t t l . the * »fy t»tHt.
•
A t aiakrearM ’i gvawlwM eh *f*arly Knur* wf the morning a* thw’ * * f-*r ,l’* e*l!g*o&lt;ia N*we, ha te-'
taiN, I npnne.
’ I'-rlal tram radrl ab*ag . . „ 4
Hetcw-ka. KM had a “ m • I
fV lu *. iningtad with t ’ e crowd
• a y to f'htragw . h e , . lk .
•» b»mg a!.rm-,j .ear th at,";
rwofthy lle u a t , gawdy drwav
WB1 made (a th* enalenv rood that
'*
°* *• wwwnag mlt *
*d t u r n
pwbtlcinna and tSe
a'l-maUly |wll get kirn hw-k lu Ihe
nt lb* enloutoga i "••ram.n. | •*»,!#" who had turn
aaleum) &lt;agtla!
ilbat will gcom pna, Mmbh «*»# ’ nt nut iu witgea* the tun*rat.
\ |**ig •ireaat of men. eeutvv
For M day* Mr Caulkdge hat rerttedlnwed I t gntw agave tw
nml tM-trv-a (a ,w ig In barn I*
^•led In ih* north Wood. n*hiag
IM* » - » — •* l - p&lt;7

C i v i c Obligations

A talk by A O. ttlnhwlawf on n
(" llr U n a a ’i
hlig*te*na Tn Itm
l awvwMvnlt y” fewtu red today** p*w&gt;
gram wf thw SnnNed ttnury O a k
jat th* Ywhtoa lletot The ,r,.grwaa
, » • * tn vhwrgo af Mr Khlnhatoar,
who mtradnrwd fear ita ltw i. each
mt whom mode n ahnrt talk
lien Vlv nn R ( e$nu o f |L
Augwalrae, adjutna' general af Iho
Thtvvto nali -oal guard, nnd IV L
J, II Apwnglar, a meaahee o f U a
«taff. n*ra an-mg th* vvUUr*.
They wav* in &gt; anf aed today gn
part o f a *t*t* » « * ,. whwh they
ere m l v f a* in livjafaul baipwv
turn wf viilpiei guard unit* i . M
Hutch Ham. to o l nt the ao f wed
I
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-(**•» hmant, nn* nine n gweod on
Ih* U r a l River and * * m r i» * „ t i 10
^ Ul '• '* * * • *•&gt;'« l,-»tti
lain*
vf
flnwei,
aaerw
p«&gt;tod
In
wn# frnugUaa 1( 0* mt KnaUo.
'• « With Map aborting. Hln aarn-iS?- X%m 9 * * “ » * ' ' » M.f» John A
wvwry mi im *v *i the cnahei nml
H ik e wave announced fwg tha
Juut onto thw , , t .
k- depart*.!
&gt; *r „ u in « ,r ‘ M
rwrr**t«w« b a ll
m
teitn
iwment n**% weak af I K
f'oe wraath in th* ihajp.
m
( rwail, a *•«•*&gt; w# phetegrepner*. ■
h***y , » i , ih*i ra,w-i
' S**r» heart Uy near uu H d» 1- 1 and N-fa n a n . who wttt .ton
.
’ aWtlvon la n •*toal*l, eter*enl fwrre A im#.» *nr | alla« h*»l raid have chncgw wf the program. I n
eltnogiaphata, tPNOta,
t nw»
out fc
farr hi.
hit f.rawett
farewell
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hpptto*. *•
*» eetwcu -riw
m A ’ ( a|ram"
" I f *****
and Inaal l * i * i ju .m l SB viu t-vt avb U 1’ r tt.Hal , May In W a.h eg
« ”day IM t the with (I, • e n # w g th* * « c b 'm y pvvled foe thw got tegethwr moo tIw g newt Tuneday,
II U rom yaraliaely Irvef f i » Hr U^
"**' r&lt;- u " ' •pw»n|i j pnl *
• week « *f IP .lay* m
h.
l- , „ _
nn» trf ---------Mr. MrUnryAeaa announcevl Moo Cbvv. Fhrkhurel In IPSO.
• '* * * • -------me
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k , * * " * ••
day along With the came* o f oth
Itornwrati Ha.l honolrt they *'*‘u u journey ta Vermnat .* d V
»u r 4 * r atghi
[•ra who Will ptny a prominent part would he-p imrdMtm. me j writ) D -*e raeteti th. *- *n*u of hi. hay. . . . . I% 7 , ■
..* * a
’ *kujwful trend iu irg agricultural movement When in th* aUU drive in behalf o f A l l 1" ^ . H rew .u r’t to.OOn.
h&gt;«d lay* at Dymnnth. Tht* Uip j.H ) I L l l t l ( T S | \ I | I C l l
♦•iovtnUon n f more inf..mnii that two ra n o f Sar.fonJ .Smith.
lU W . m a w ty w*nr tlolmra f&lt; -U h (y nail not U m long*, thao&lt;
rhiaimn after the fr e t grown bulb, hod brought nrarly 1 Senator I lumen V Tlcfokvr
«a a odtly m Mill lc*. I*an UanM-Tp -nek kowevee. bafor* ho —
- I., vv
•»! mrrvnaed Interval 930000 racontly, Mr. Churchwoi) j been named hand o f the ndvienry
I d . toil wuttod* WMMt binning
• aiming the olwer- ■ a, a me lad
U tn
i-mmitlec, a group uf party tend
I k r a i Iteviuv
acutvxwa cam* fwrwnel randilf, *1.
* F. • huuhwrll, chain
I immrWI U n t
*A community with the rica ei* wk-&gt; will * » » o t Ih* fla t* nun
trucked hy thw unuawaly high rntwu
* iprn a recent bu y farming radtAii turh *• aaaford i mittan la th* direction o f
• * n f i r r hMltoi
» W W . M . I L - U K S I - P«vr of farad far h n i n l cwtUtrtal
L 7 W York. Mr. t hurcb bonata cannot tw l i f t hock.
&lt;*ui .ag a k id Jd ' Horn mf (ho irate* wf th* 7 par gem 'non* A (lev a la d hrair *e ra o f lybe Ptwrldn mnpa-C*
f^Nto Chgto —
^J•. , *.«•!# —,an mvaiei t
rven ,
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1m J» kauoville, wa, de, larnl. •’ ! believe Sanford la do* man Harry II Wall* af Chip!*, al &gt;*f the vlaU B ey hlirao rhgipilt '*'■’ * *h* aUmin nf official bwatp#** rnnJoc. wev * I W . war,
klm, toon m u wag thw pUKk to th. (ageiat p m * n trvn vW v cnn«*4bp
w i
•aafurd today, paying lined to b-'rum* oa* of the grant &gt;ao announced member* wf the cam-] l u raid iwday
lie pointed not **d b a % him far th* nwet part uo-; A ’d *)’ bp Hr. and Men
Natl loan arackwl hod duayyaarW » kwnrp wfbiuwf
r ,Uft • huh he mein- vat ngrlcukural producing com-;pnign mad pul lb it) r v u n X I v n
. Ihni figmue frwu vonu of the b **tk tha ti»wal routine
^fla***-, w' * w_
war
fcy thw naan peeved |ndn» &gt; mad l b
•kick m the only munitloe in thw * t * ie “
or‘ swwrner
in , whom- toJoalrval itork* were randy tn ra vfftvt* Of t.gvt aouacy a
. Heading the fdmpnign r w m c n i l . l d«*irie«, e*«mrlnhr t o r ® H1to1b__^
n |k« &gt; •^, . . . i M
, u , w|jj
**mVec gngngwu
gdg ngad u» thw
•Mr. t hunhwell raul' ■hi,
■ ■Hrm hnd ' tra « 8 U U S ^m
— ^twr*
Northwr*
“ -*
“ •* h* , nprratra In
lmmr h
J. “* . Madgwa.
^ * « k» H n e ------ara mpew
thca g uI * wf
tbo- wind p ^ f u L L i y " ^ r a t.
*;-r
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* M « u n * tketr a f f t n u v * Iw w a n it* ttruag adrane*
U . Ib a lra -tt i l . i i
made larger purr have. thi. fn U jo f Lnhn City a . rhniraran. Tbnra
* Augna’ a W , . n b ^ h » maf, irato map^yt... ^
*«o\ .m«nl. untor th* land o f fto
■k»ell ,aid h* fouivil than ever before in tb«lr hietory : aaowrUtod with him are H. O f
,
( - rt * f
•** » » d refuel mg Several o f th* imwn.
^
H i « t,..r». moevhnnltio alack* an* *m\l aggrawtively t* •
f r * 1* "’' 1 'Vilh buyer* I ’rrapwct. for bu.uvra*. he dM-la, , Shan. M ia -lj John U U im fU ^ n .
v'c-’.-atliea I ’ a, gleet i * n n , « wo* M
HF-tkaO ----h^h|-j*rter» U al
* k“ h »h , (fmn pnoowd tkbij
He
Bv. .u-ra-r w. .. f . i V
I ' *renh,
' * " * f th# country
- ■ rJ- ••rrnnlad the eatrn outlay Bradenton; Ettf * ondworth. Tam- u m p t.iv t* obtain ik . return* ^
f * , r*
hrk/.xhay nora v&gt;mrag vo lumfoid Nw t art o f T W f l h i ' i Uwraa *- i pram* tw 117 nml IV* rum
wm ona new pbout Th* hnnford *U*ie. h* raid, wall j pn&lt;-wnd dadgo l*n A . Il ul rklarra, i |Wgg|--i||&lt;p - w o r t o g * ’ 7 ^ P W W * appawranew* when frva. a r,.a m i V , a X u Uip U v i‘ U-1 ah nJdiUonwl gain wf * putof •ltd m-de.t gain* In r H i
-vanepg. An Oplira- o f for a more complete line of m«r I’annma C «y
thywughnMt th* ,(n(o.
*"• , , w « f tho crawl warrant
Tnruveewoc. Mr and Mr*, t Intm* e l * « . rad now ntvwncwa w*ra tw* l wnwub toted and other atAwh
ko*ov*r, wa* no- rhandiae than heretofore.
K. M. Mcl ormnch, editor o f th *!
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,
•P»*ehn* were l i t o .
alopyed ami w *i* • b a a n man* oedoif fra n a a n ie i ml te* old to* Uu* group Managomety hard
" " a r k . o f rwfhil. o f coaled irah m
I W i u g atom eruae.
r rfi tlag
Montgomery Hewi* Hrakuck
Tb# rhurrhwell rhain inrludex Suwnnne Hem.erat, liv e Oak. bn«
K R I.I.fN .f, TA kC S n iA R G R
rfch*. Mr Ctona* nnd to* fnUew War L Sukol. Itonernl I t o n t am* *.v tkwi ikwy knd era yet
*Ur&gt; *bk*. he da- a no atorae in (Uorgia. one' In (own appointed chairman of tbe
F A U M IN INIASI* m b i t s
ramra.M |
rap
thw*r m n i*itonal novel
Florida and n nholwral# h«u»* irt' puhi city rommiitwe nnd rv/ vA (
M'AkMI VOTON,
Kept
lira *
•—- -*-«
[ ^ U a l talk in Now Jntkaonvill*. Mr. (trMAhwrli wn* ' with him are D II Cunkliag. puh US'Sjy. Kwcreury of Mato Kab
»r rawed,Ng a now high
Kni-! TA|
in Sop* ||- ' tde* with deadly ’ ’ I ! ..
ttwly Il U
N p r)
r A lULAHASKFC
N H A .s s r r F
Fin.
f
f
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npprratamiady
t
the vnode* wet*
U popuU, belief. arcompanlod by It II Hhtw*. hand Itaher o f Ih* Foal. Moot Fnlm U-e, u-lay took perkoaal rhargn j l l * b I— Fnwr
Irak the palm
B
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tong! hive hnv « g l » 'm ttk J j g *
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u do» for » good or the notion* (topaitmerit. who It-a h; U D. Keagna. puhltahec e f o f effort* U ownire raleawe Kt T
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«•- tohe, |4 t h * mkwr t *
u
tovra-phA hadorx
* * » Hr. Church- today wna aupcrmtendiag Jrran*. j tht Sarnratn Tt****; J. t Shuman. J. Ram Med. American mining
ih*
t
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U(grat N n k * r * k n r- . )iit M * , r * ra n g , r.tttoc, nvee
tovreraing «*nih fvl *4 turnover
II*
fall [ndthra o f Ik t kato
.gfthalnn! monte fpp pgertvvng *h*
.mad-rad. mhma «h * « U « » f S a t d n n t o g I n # feet in l*m*a’v. Havel
Sgvelal
*1 emp-mwciag money, thov hank* i (h* kighaet yneo fra Ih* year &lt;
Banfopg on It* .tin# o f good* nhkh will ariity k If ITanrar, editor wf tbe Mn*
pewdwcu raw* I pw.Nta to ST 1-t aa
fra
net In a paauinn to a
■ ■ t T lt o .bf the N M
F*d during the
i
»IU u ta aaoalon nlJ weak. Uni*.
Staarun Warnw 4.
1*1, Frtepm d,
k _ 'ha' an A i f XT.
th* locrcaw-1ebortly.
Ihtoy tonne In Ua tab mangy

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S H A N A H A N

Sp o rtw riter A .ttrib u tes
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AS CARDS SLIP l)P Yankee
TOLOSEANOTH ER To Courage O f Players

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Shocker* Former Yank
Staj*, Dies Of Illness

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York, 6-7; Philadelphia li­

st. lamia. 6; Detroit, d.
Iloaton, 33; Wnsiungtoii, 2 5.

Chicago, 1U; GUvtland, I.
NF.W YORK, Sept. 10 -(IN H &gt;—
Th* elation of tim New York
N 4TIONAI. LKAGl F.
Yankees Iwrauso of their double­
Rrooklyn, 3| Now York. 2.
victory over the Athletic* wav
Chicago, 2; Cineiniiali, 0.
aomewliat
temlwied today by
Pittsburgh, 8; St. teui*. 7.
news nf the death of llih a i
(Only games luhoduletl).
Shocker, once their atar pitcher.
The chunky rplttdill pitcher passed
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
away In l&gt;enver yesterday, a vic­
Memphih, 7.4; ClmtlaiHMiga. 4
tim of pneumonia and heait
Little R&gt;h k, l« Nashville, 2.
trouble.
Iltrxiitivc ’ant, 6, New Orleans,
Shocker* won IH game* for the
(Only games scheduled).
Yank* last season. This Spring he
announced his retirement. The lure
League Standin^H
of the diamond brought him bark,
hut falling hrnllh prevented him
from playing.
Shocker formerly pitched for
17
Ht. lands Rrewn*. ID was thirty- Montgomery
l*enraruln
II
alx years old.
Selma
ill

AL SMITH’S TRIP
THRU WESTT0BE
BY SHORT TRIPS

Columbus
...
Jarkjgnn tile

it
32

lamiM

31

v Allmn)
21
x Savannah
29
a Withdrawn fr-&gt;ni

At none of tlin * In-between
•topa I* the Governor scheduled I" N«1» York
*l&gt;rak. Ilut puhtk recaption* will Philudelpiiin
be held in earh Instance, anil those St. D u ll
who know ''A l’s" w«i i i w e for Chir ago
crowds, ate Itettlng ihrrr will i&gt;e Washington
some remark* front the taialulat*). I Vet roll
The train upon whlrh the Gave.- Cleveland
nor Will leave Albany next Sunday lU.stco
Is to l&gt;e the most pretentious, from
the standpoint of equipment and
perionnel. that ever went west on a
political -trip.
It will consist o f II r« irhes 1
hark of Gw rngme.
Governor
Smith ami hit Immrdlata party w il!' Cincinnati
occupy the private 1 st, ownad by ; llruoklyn
ob%arvaaon car.
lio»ten
friend. Wiliam F. Kenny and nn 1 I hiladelpMa
the Governor'*
close |i«i*onal
nawr»||t|irr
1 otrt .poinlrtils an,1
Four ear* will Ih- wrupled h&gt;
photngrepbei*, three of them u» Birmingham
Memphis
,
liviag quarter* and un« as a wo;k Lillie Hock
room.
Chattanooga
Smith plana a rum|tatalivrly Muldlr
.
qultt week, pracrodutg hi* hid fur New Orleans
tht West, tla will daliver n» pre­ Atlanta . .
pared apoerhe*. Con* »Uraide pr&lt;- Nashville
llmlnar) work l » nvcces/cry In
..
gi'ging up iho data which l&lt;a will GAMES TUDA\
AMERICAN LEAGUE
uaa in hi« Western aUdirsM* and
St. IaiuIs at Clrydand.
■ good part of his Guta this week
Chicago at Ih-troit.
will ba davulad to I hi* task.
Itoaton at ■ Waahington.
Mts- Smith w ent'm N *» Yeti,
(Only three game* mhrdu
today to rrgiaUr *0 that she may
vota in Novraher.
NATIO NAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Now Yark. •
Boston at. Brooklyn.
iGnly two gam** scheduled)
IM’ NTSVHJ.K. Ala, Kept l&lt;&gt;
(I N S )—Charles Adkuit was shot
three time* and was reported dylor In the hospital here to Dy fol­
lowing »n argument Sunday with
T » n t Sharp, merchant o f Ihllat.
Hhaip aurreadered to |colica and
AMERICAN ASH4K IATION
wa« heal awaiting tha outcome^ if
ToDdo at to&gt;ui*vilD.
Adkin s 1 ah lllli.n. Adkins wfec re
iekfol. If&gt;'ca 1-ViI Ht -nude) mgki
k n ‘ tuiuau&gt;kli accld*-u\
’Kansas City at St

lost.
The hero of the first game wn&lt;
Pipgtar. Here wa» a youngster pit­
ted against Jark Quinn, the craftleet veteran In the league; a ywinir
ntef facing the largest crowd that
ever attended a W* lengue ball
game, and knowing In his heart
that out of that 85.000 throng.
00,000 at Iran were praying for
him m l*e knocked out.
Hut he wasn't. Rerauae he ha 1
courage along with a surging
fart hall, an I a run” hail that
broke like a whip la*h aero** the
comer of iho plate. Th'- Athleti *
expected fa»t ball! - but be fed
ihrm runes, urtng hi* fa*t Iw11
only to cross them up.
Pipgrasa* 6 to 0 &gt;hut out inarke I
hi* 23rd win of the season. Hits by
Comb*, Ko-nig. tSrhrig and U *ic n
in the sixth spelled Qulnn'a doom.
The ‘ second game, which the
Yonks won by a 7 to 3 « ore^hingi d
on a alnglr ball, and Rommel pitr1'ed It wrong. He sent a fa*t ball
through the mid lie to Meusel nod
Rub *&lt; nt it back Into |hr 1,1, n. b. r
threo eager lunnrm fcoring ahead
of him.
A home run, with the bases full,
Iefotr thr largest 1 n&gt;w,l that ever
witnessed a baseball game! Rent it!
Yog ran t even tie It! And the glory
gne* to Unis'll Mrus I —th,- fellow
they've brin |&gt;nnnlng because he
roul In't hit.
A* tho two team* rert'd tmlaV
thr Yanks rmmtrd the pennant atlendy In the bag. For you can't In k
the guy that won't hr licked— and
the Yankris are ji.at til e that.

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American Agrtcttl

American Can .. American Linaead
American I ajC|
American Smel

American Stcc
Annrlr.vn Sugn
.American T#4,J
Amcri'Jxn Wool

Corn Priulucta
Crucible Steel
Ilelaware and Hudson
Erie
Erie Fir«t Pfd
General Electric
General Motc.ra
Goodrich ...
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Great Northern Pfd.

W ASHINGTON, -Sept.
!«&gt;.- I IN S ) — Ah ng th* South Atlantic
coast tho wind* will Ik- gi title to
moderatr northeast, r x e ijt ea»t
liver extreme south |Mirtinn, and
tie weather will 1h&gt; partly over
cast lonirht and Tuewla . Over
the East Gulf the wind* will b»
iniKtrrate easteily and t',e weather
will be partly overcast tonight and
Tuesday.
bon iest till » I*. M. Tuesday.
kor Honda, pmtly cloudy innignt and Tuesday probably tixal
! ihundrishower* in tin* south porlil n l ueeday and in eltlW W 1 Ith
ljiurtlan tonight; geutlg northeast
,,r east winds.

T«toi&lt; tutuu*

CITY
LOW
A TLA N TA
«8
liOSTON
54
RUFFAI/1
54
CHICAGO
6H
J ACKSON V ll.LK
71
KANSAS &lt; ITY
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MIAMI
8"
NEW YORK
tfl
IKNSACOLA
V!
riTIHUUKGII
62
SAN ANTONIO
72
SAN EltANt I SCO 62
ST. M»UW
41
.* A LT LAKE CITY
TAM PA
74
TOLEDO
' 64
WASHINGTON
60

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RERUN, Sept. 10— ( I N S )—Can- »
rer i* caused by auto-poisoning
^brough Intestinal bacteria turnsd (
1
•It i not. caused by Infection and I
therefore not Infectious.

It - cure consist* In auto-vaccina­
!,
wnlch return* the virulefflmc- ,
t e a t» their fornwr non-virulent
a .1 «v«n belief it lal state.
Idtis i* the new doctrine Ttro| . Hided by Professor Dr. Ell gen
Ibirtroem, of the University of C.le&lt;n, In u b-iok, “ The Human Can
1 , rt, ' Just published. If accepted
it would entirely revolution!*!! the
war agii.st this deadliest of man's
enemlr*.
'
Ab-oiIh «I R&gt; llliMsd
Acvuidmg to Pr«&gt;f«-**or Ido* true in
the ha 1 nr,a which are normally
I rc»cnt in the lnt"*tinr» and whlrh
ordinarily fulfil a useful and nec­
essary funrtlon, mn&gt; turn poison­
ous b cau &lt;■ of diverse internal and
1 sternal Influrnr *. These bacte­
rial poison* ary ubsorbed by thr
biood, air spread through the limly.
damage Ibe h1o*Ml*furnilng eclU,
pollute tin- Mo&gt;mI, impair th.- fn*«l
dlatrtliullMi *» thin thr lai.ly and
thereby veakrn tbo l&gt;ody anil re.
du-o Its i„«lsl #ncp, In time, the
I oirons so Irritate the germinal
list ue* nf the bb*H|.vc**rl* that a!
pathologicul growth of tt'W ••*•11*
results, cspsctally *lnee imissm ba*
kill &lt;1 ufl 1 ■ tf iinone whose task
It la to guard the dvlirata germinal
tlauuea aram*t damage.
Thr (•alhologual growth of new
evil* I* then |lis rsurer.
1
Professor lb itlwni arrived vl
hi* eonrlualon* following the di»rtivtry that the cancer cell* them,
■rlvra were dead and could nol
multiply and that ihetefore thr

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245 New York Air Brake
- .45 1— St, Lou i 1 A Han Frar*tJ
174 3-4 Sears Roebuck ..
59 S t w York Central
Si- -Hartford *1 1-8 S'ewart Warner
■ '79 1-2 N. Y. N. Haven a
.93 1.1 Vanad
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Pure Oil
75 7-8 Pro. '.*•
191 1-4 Pittsburgh t&gt;*1 ------- '*
M U Pread. NVcl Car . —
111 Dvdin
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10 3-H Sinclair Oil
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Southern Pacific
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122 1-2 Teaaa Corporation
42 Tcta* Pacific Corporation
M .1 Jt Tobacco Product*
1 Union IKctfic
f.g United Cigar Stores
68 U. 8. Ind. Air.
1 4 I -I

1.4 U. S. Rubber
1.2 U. S. Titrel
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swing bv i&gt; Misn-dcan ha* Uen selected by lb# Smill
Hie
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lbs .iIImI iI esmpaign skelib "I tbo Democratic »*o«n •
|.r,i In,,.* la* bis skewh ol 04- Uiarlr* A. Iindb*fgh &gt;ies&lt;ed by , Kercnl I lent W a v e In l 'a r h G »
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Weather Reports

Amrrusn girl*

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AGRICULTURE

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AMERICAN

New York Team Dis­ Declares It Wax One Thins New York Team
plays Good Brand
Showed More Than The Athletics
Of Baseball To Win
In Battle For Supremacy
NEW YORK. Sept. 10.— (INS &gt; NEW YORK, KVrt., 10. -T he dlfAVhila lha Yankees were sitting
fi
rente
lietwren tl^e cli^/hplon and
pretty today following their leap
the also ran la eourigt! Courage!
ower the battered Athletics to the
Chalk it down ■» numbrr one in the
lop run* nf he American l.r*gu? attributes of greatnesi! Courage!
ladder storm warning! fluttered or heart. If you prefer. Or old fash­
In lha carpi' o f the 8t. l«ouls Card­ ioned guts, if you want a ihorttr,
uglier word. It's all the same. •
inals, national league .leaders.
IPs Iho one thing the Yankee*
The Cants have dropped four of had one their side yesterday; the
their last aeven starts. Another de­
one thing which they showed more
feat by Pittsburgh yesterday left than the Athletics in a battle which
them only 2 1-2. games ahead of sent them galloping hack lei the lop
the Chicago Cube, who handrd Cin­ of the American League horde.
cinnati a 2 to » whitewashing,
And 86,000 customers who
w-v-eri (Juy Rush let the Reds down
with but two liita. The Cuba have watched those two teams Imtlle
captured flva of their aevfcn garnet. there yrrterlay went away from
Ferocious slugging by the Pi­ the hall fark muttering to themrates gave them an H to 7 win over t clvrs that courage and heart were
lit. Lou la yesterday, "nit Waner the thing, where fighting spirit
I toy* snagged seven hita Iwtwc-cn was needed. The Yankees had it
them. After thn Cards apparently
had put the game on Ire with p
flAo run rally In the seventh, the
Dugs retaliated by kayolng (Jrovcr
Alexander and scoring five runs in
the eighth.
Dakxy Vance la devoting the,Fall
•eason to equrlchlng John MeOrawf*« pennant ambitions. The
Rrooklyn mound star took a 3 lo 2
decision from Larry Renton, New
York ace, fanning 10 mrn anil reg­
istering his 20th victory. Flower V
hit In th# ninth won tha game aft r
pinch hitter Gink Hendrick had
clouted a homer with one on.
Philadelphia's 6, to 0 ami 7 to 3
defeats at the hand* of the Yanks
snapped tha Mack men * winning
streak of fiUe games. They ha 1
capture,! 41 of their last 60 starts.
The A ’* still have Lefty Grove In
reserve to shoot at the ehamplons,
hut are a game and a half bchin 1
and mu|l take both of tha two re­
maining games of the s«riva to re­
gain first place.
Turngig to their eighth win in
nine starts, tho White Sox regain­
ed fourth plare by smothering
Yesterday’s Results
Cleveland 19 to I while Washing­
ton was, dividing a dpuble hill with
HO (fl IIKAHTKKN 1 LEAGUE
the Re,PHot. Nt.'Dml* outaloggcM
Munlgomrry, 3; Selma, 2.
IVnsacola-1 ampa, ram

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14 Aptertcan Wa'er WoiiT
... 194 A»d. Dry Uo.«li .
_____49 Chryaler ..
_____ 24 Citlea Svc. .... ~
216 12 Do. Pfd.
71 1-2 DuPont *.
.... 27 Kloctric Pr. mid J.L *
121 1-H Kane a* City Soutbent’^'
161 6-8 Loulivtlle Gas aai
60 1-8 Mieenuri Pacific
48 1.1 Do. Pfd.
11 1-4 Natloijj) Ca_h tUftaT '
101 National Pr. and u ..
195 1.4 Nowmt. Mug.
2*.* 1;- North American
120 St. !.oui» South t n "
31 1-2 South Kant Pr
(,
166 7-H Sooth of Calif*ciu 105 3.4 South of Itaiuw
39 South of Nca Atv; !
21 7-S Woolworth
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bring action to bear. Ure lamou* old red towai
haunt of artists and tourists will French first »*,h _ .
be lost for ever.
argue that th* mwwVa
Paris policemen will soon be wear­ blur one* are Uailaa^
ing grarn goggle*. Thf recent soiled.
heat wave la to blame for this recent
A
new booa tg
order. They will u! m&gt; he allowed
In *taml in the shade whcnlt I* lens In France is
tbr sleeping cm at *n*
tains to the Kiosn *ks
be Introduced wltbugg
It f* one of the smI |q
moves made m lb* 4g|
French travel'.lng for asa
ami ia certain to rrtnsj
them do. They know the dark ones many thousands vhs ■
at* much in*&gt;rr chir. nod &lt;veil means ami Incuts fa
tha polireimi'it are a little *'co&lt;|Uct- travelling, who loag U
&lt;unshine hut are pntwd
1 tlsh" in I
| king tho long joaur]
I {speaking of uniforms, it
the ! o f the Mfh exp*ns* 4whispered
that
eevrral
nf
(
I rleep m and the i*ew^
Marshals anil genrntl* o(_thc army
r
are agitating the return ofs* thr thl chraper rhitae*.1

M EN ’S SUITS
C LE A N E D &amp; PRESS!
FOR

50?!

PANTS
C LE A N E D &amp; PRESS
FO R

25^

Wc Call For And Deliver
We (iuaranteei Satinfaction

(IN S I

had their “ Dnd

America
dispatched to her aid.
The "llurnaftld cap" ha* a mon­
ocle saved to It Thi* because the
niumale ia olio of the chaiasteris
SMITH
tic *&gt; minds of lha “ flying baron."
and though the number of monorla-wraring gill* ha* been Inrraa*
ing In Germany as wr I, it G
not * « easy for every girl to hold
It steadfastly ami still make her
face look natural. The “ flying
baron** wore hi* monoc’.o all
aero** the Atlantic and lost It
onlv ween a i« * « thrown by a fair
hand at the auto of Ih* "Bremen"
new during th# rveaptlon in Ur*man strurk him In tha eye.
HOME RUNS T ESTERl»AV
Player and Club
Y. Saa. Til.
Dottomlry, Cardinal* I
28.
Ilafcy. Cardinals
t
25
Simmons, AthUfics
I
14.
klauatl, Yankaw*
I
G*
)lamfiUk. Brooklyn “ 1
-5.
Mamanu*, Detroit
I
7.
Me talar, Whit# Sox
I
3.
Tht lander*.
Ruth 44.
ItarU Wilson 34.
Bottomlay 28, tlafey 25, Gehrig
23, Biasonettc 21, llurs* IV, Horn*-

people.
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C / N L H-ing i* certain --tin* *
runmnji a ynxotlwm frore cute piri
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to axKwhcr, rvety true ihc tcUfdiant
cf elate. I 'T stringed wkli tha
janjf |c| indsll a itlrj-boM in the
one in the. kiteli^n. and arpvther i* &lt;“,f
,
Then, too, there will he ouiln* in •l'f ^
jucvj r.Kjiri, and.dutwi£ iockii. w»
»*"
a porrihle oW phone. llt&gt;w"» t-’4* lrf '
convcniemr dowa to a scitinr''
“ If* a pcrfcftly frrxt
(taxfull f riptmirt/*

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t*8wl ita not, yuu iM
•mounts to only • (c v «ea** •
4u psj foe the aucoft in ciauvcoicocc.
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Sovict fttUStM ‘1

The Sanford Herald

• Unitin' Jacob Kaplan of Miami who ha- jti*t returned
to that city after acveral month* npent in studying colnH*
T M o .i l
a* t»&lt;-ond r l » i
mailer
tion* in Ituaaia, tell* an interesting story of what tm-'
Oet-»l,*r 1*. 1*1*. at Ik. f..
•t ffc,.ifurd. I'l iMla
uM«r act of happened to the country once ruled by the proud and
v o n a n s . 'f Jlar’,‘1.
: _______j
'
which
nni.t.ANn
listsv
JCdliar powerful Ttdmanoff»r~The Solution df ! 1&lt; n
fill, is that. Rugsfa mutt lx* destroyer!.
at. hum am ii rutiii.
x » u ” to him (te e m
RAMI.K r. yovr.i Xsssftat MAItss
"1 went tolJ\iaslM in the hojx' that 1 would find
■ i U B im im n ^ HATH*
*!§♦ something to love,” he says, ” 1 have come back utterly
in * disgusted with' what 1 saw.
•at* Months ----------- ____
Russia is a jmat comic
jin
ytifev Monltis
Ml Carrier rer tt eew a—
i n* tragedy because ihp people think they ran run the ro\ernment— everything, «n&lt;f haven't brain* to run anything.
Th* IlsraM, ■anfoid « ;l« « M t ! » » » • The government lu»».ocmll,n| of the state, industry, every*
a *o *i eabwirllte* tm the Interna.
Itusat New* Name*. ra.alvtn« from thine.
Personal aw SSm ip of property i« not allowed
this vuesctiir new* srganiutloa
Jtwentjr thnuaand werds itallr
• under Soviet ruie atmS^dl details of life are regulated
e t nil th* Isaillma event* «r the
•Mtr« wurlil The t, S A 1* *»■ by the government.” ^
pevlaltr «(fleU&gt;M In Fioclm* no* If*
"Russia Is a workingmaFYs country-" continued Dr
m n W r of ha s.ln* it it t«M V &gt; I*
Kaplan, "but favored ns Workingmen arc tljey are not as
well o f f aa in America or other countries. Government con*
Th* llerala l* * w im lm
trol and ownership of all means And commodities of life
Jto.tti lluisau
Clrruta*.
)nl*&gt;nall»n*l Ams'lallon
leave little Incentive to work. Rut the lot o f the work­
ll*hi&gt;* * l-* ttlM r * anil a
log Ager,la which r* lull
ingman is far belter than that of the disinherited cla**.
rahtla.in mtmb.c lu a*hn
who arc oppressed and face starvation. bevau.*o in Russia
• hsC'iuel
aaUII
ul aulH
lifts la oxlar lu v*rltr at
only men of the working class are given work. Business
all claims uf n-tu lallm *•
hens«| husiiicas m.llivds
and professional men and their families rank lielow the
working class und their tiltimnte extinction through pri­
T I KSIIAV, SKl'THMtlKH II
vation nnd starvation must come to pass."
B1III.K VKHSK FOK TO DAT
Dr. Kaplan |siinl«sl out that there are no Illegitimate
children in Russia since the government has made legal
OUK non ts HERE The I^ird nil children born out of wedlock. Marriage and divorce
1l l high unto all them that call up- are as easy to obtain
hunting licenses It i&lt; no uncom­
i on him. to all that call upon him mon thing for a man to hn\i as many as a dozen differ­
in truth, — t’ aalm 14f»rlS.
ent wives in one year. And the women apparently enjoy
• P K A Y K R -C lo a e r art Th«u. t»
Lonl, than breathing, nearer than
Jwnd* or f amt.
, ’__________

Tht-ei* arc

no automobiles

lu ought

Vr.ontpx Tr

PAY, SKITEMBER 11, 192R

ANI) THK ELECTION
Hoover wilt be able
tieian*. we ri«e to »nirg
IK«fttc_ef. Florida that the matter
,.f g r r a t c l tmponai, r l«&gt; U* is not
the election of Al Nmith or Herb
Hoover The thing of grvatr»t jpv
; pof-anre i. the maintenance uf a
rpirlt of go's! will and hearty too|wrato&gt;n aniitiig csr ciiittnp lit
the awJulmn of the economic.- prob"
legia which cu te to us through the
collapse o f the resent macallist
boom. Neither Al Smith nor Herb

In West Palm iteach hst&gt; U*c ! mors
than one buttle uf gift In intt rest of
Hcrlicrt 'll never"* ,*ndid*'y.
Tbr averagk*’ V otff can s'Jtla
w th truthfulncia:
D\M n IF I K N O iy HOW TO
VOTB OK WHERE I AM AT.

much for Florida

In

to

do

very

respect

to

these ntptter*. The high pow er,&lt;1
politir-inn*. who - are 'managing
the.lr respective campaigns will he
able in d» !e*a for tit.
In this
political campaign they are b.tl
r*J&gt;|f itie» u* in the interest nt
ittelr reipectlVe party organiza­
tion* and tne’ di«trlhi)Ut&gt;:i
of
giAvernralnt patronage. ’ I f tfi*
people ii' Florida are Wtxo they will
rtrf* altiiw ihemsehrr* to get Undu­
ly ext it&lt; d over the election, much
teea th- 'n ij|J« a s^ilc o f hostility
Iowan! nr another over the issue*
In the ■NstldiL AUiut the w orit
fate I tat em ili l&gt;**/all Flnrida at
thi* lime w'ouhl l»e it condition of
anlnio-if)'. discord anil mutual i u i -

pit inti among itj own cyntHjj.
Finliila fa fit o to feet with many
and p-r pic lin g question* in it* own
voter* in tht&gt; frvw
bailtwkk. It i* going to require
liberty, thoutt to
ihe united wisdom ant! ro-r»perwin an unusual m j
lion o f all our citizen* to e x tri­
Republican* trbu
cate ua From the *lough o f drsL'lrowxraUc take*.
pnnrt. Irw iJ l-tra d ify br-xrerr that uthepv rji
linger o f thl* dry Democrat* who wit
lf ip the present poliltrit cam­
It U bccomttjg more He publican ticket, ho
paign we permit the ditCu**ion of
poll leal iaiue* to embitter u* to. and more a|fparfnt as the cant- Then, after the election
shall all be rPWj ft
ward one another and create deep palgn pn’ grvsyo. There are be­
and briOtd achistn* in our rank*, ing foisted into the campaign t*vr neighbors and lie In a t
the after effect will make It ex­ -,nal matter* tt,‘U " i l l b«ve ti get together in rrekiti,
-*!, *« solution o f otig „ „
ceedingly difficult for U* to gbt tendency to ** t tv lfh b 'r
together on our own local prohtem* nrighUH- in t.HfceTnmity i f w» are froblrma far nwre tmpi
in order to effect a wi»# solution J not wise rnoUgh to irfcnlnte be. than the aoieetlc.fi ,j of therm. In thia work w « shall get p&gt;rr hand the esil of the situdtloh
no aid from e!th «r Al Hmith '+ ! ahd tak.- mi’ asur c' to liveH It.
t* « t .
Herb Hoover, nor from the mpts*- j The w l*e»t rooncil; it
E lto n J^M ou ^
tue political organiantlon* which f for the vnti ts o f Florida to fidkiw
j
ii
to
gis
through
the
lampaign
jSkJ
arm setting to comtfi** their el»cftritl, ,\fter the cltctinn we shall \quietly and m ingy as p io iliit :
First Nat‘I Hank
be left to.nur own devices and al­ 1Let U m t be no drurtir effort* to J
Sanford, FI*.
lowed to paddle our own cano* as I control the voters in th# /rre ca­

I

Architcrt

in Russia rxcvpt
tin- r«vnlutlon arnmltng

Don’t forget to mark your bai*
! let) and send it to The lie u i

oTTIcr.
The Republican* are making
Ittounlntn* out of lloseey llillw.—
Tarpon Springs leailer.
• world"* »horte»t acceptance
b t» when a young lady say*

a civilizt-il naUi'H^
Another reason for not bolting
the Ih moci* 1 1&lt; party is that that
D Just what Hidiiry Calls did.

William Jennings Hryan rati t Jr pit-sWelit thrsi- Mnios

Tbm silver lining ,&gt;f moat cbiuds
and was ilefeuted. So fin as we know, thi* only limv hi'
1* on ths&gt; Up|wr *ldr. Most o f ui
when he ran in Florida
fly t&lt;w low e»wr to »ee lt^—Flor­ was ever elected to anything was
as n delegate to the Dennaratii National Conventimi In
ida State New»_

Dougia**
Faubanks, &lt;
IlollyWooti t» rngagrd to be
rtmd. Thi* la Number On*
boy ia young.
"Uxoricide
I'hargr t»
Filed
Against
Former City
Man",
•ay* a headline in Jh« Clearwater
bun. Whai is that! Some kind
i f new a n d !
II

Therm", but wne way t»-Wa«*t ait

the current arguments, and that
. is to declare a moratorium and
aVery body go ftthing—Tbs; Ark.
' ant«i (tcmocrat

M24. Yet he was in pultlic life for nearly fifty years,
A few mouths ago his daughter. Ruth Hrynn Owyn
th** Fourth Florida District
ran for a seat hi t'ongress from
1.
and got there several leaps ahead o f her npjioncnt Joe Sear*,
We understand there it «lill -urittonc running against
her from the Republican side, hut wo do not know what
have* every reason to lielievo that in this
his name is
resistt at least she will tliffer from her Ititlyr und Is
elected.
Hob Holland who writes a v.-n in t e r e s t in g column
In the Miami Herald comments on thi* characteristic of
jiliw.^hven In the ftilUiwipjcipianner:
.
,
"Ruth was going to school in Kincoln, making the ttip*
ti|down from the famil&gt; home -it Notmai tu ir) das. Slic
was then a 1 nig legged sort of tomtsiyish girl in pit* of
her famous, dignified father. William Jetming- ltr&gt;an.
who hud jlisl Is-en defeated for px«-tilent,
"One morning Ruth was lute but the cmwltii tor ^aw

If y»u don't want to be buO
end with I'oat Can! Week, roll
up your copy of Th* Sanford
Herald and mail that to some for her. She swung aboard, ti
grinned at the other |UiS'ciigvt
ftis-c.l in the norJh.
The goaalp tells all ah* know,
and borrow* a great deal o f infor­
mation
from
u * neighbor*.

" ‘Thank the bird, tit
for something and get it.’

9

Tirnm.-t'nuin, And what »ne doesn't
know .hr
"no#**".— lutkeWurfi

llctald
ill) Joe Karrnaa)
Suae few day* ago I read in one
of th* New York daily paper* that
John Jacob llaskob, thalntian ot
the National |i*nu&gt;cr*tli tVmmitalati-ment that
tee, marie
MORE NEW SPAPERS tn the
What we would like to know United State* wen* »u| putting

Any man who read* all the
political
propaganda
sent out
duitng (he n*«t two month* la
going
to f|r\d himself
pretty
ignutant abmg other linr* on elrcti°a *lay. .
; t* if some of these big r u i r l n r i
have to pay iruomr tax on their
{Illegal Incvtmes and if they don't,
why doe* the government show
them *o much |&gt;aniality.
.
Q
.
Instead u( dialguig repot Cara.
. A i Kmith plan* to take
forty

. .Duilding permit* for lv iv la
,Tallahassee
went to over
Six
hundred thousand with the rioting
day. . of August Haven't those
people over there
learned that
w k o M
It over or t* it Ju*t
•Mother on* coming hack!
In the paat |w„ years there
have been two hundred and ftf. teen murders In Chicago without
a »tngl* . ionv iction. It would
• W »* r that the Republican ad.
, ■ M lt r it io a
i .wild find better
‘ Wwri for the Ma'riae* to do closer
to home than Nicaragua.
--------&gt;. . —
I Tb*&gt; are still digging for oil
[o n the Tamiaprt Tr*jl. A l Clew,
j Htoa the fouadathww o r a rrriwIm d M it sugar industry ate Wing
I laid, la the Cape hwUe ceuwlcy
[jr im tis U have found rich depoat Ita o f nitrogen which t Oa he Used
. |r. the manufacture of valuahU
1 aitrwte fertiliser*. Keoa gas is
- • gssslklltty. W uhw t any dewW
the next few years will see th#
| p w h | a * ** t of seute Industry la
Jlharida to rival th* n « t . t g , u tun
business uf California

Palm IU*. h. Daytona Heath, P*
latka, Jackvonidie, Orlando, Tam^
pa. Si. IVterubuig, Fort Myer»,
Ocala, QatnesvilW, l i e * Oak, Pit
ry, 7 alia ha asee, Ma|iann* and
PenaamU.
The»c Joint deltaic* would be a
political "C H U N K * thrown into
Hoover than wer* f i r tiov#liK*r the fire and there would be lota of
Smlh.
"S P A R K S * flying about.
To combat tha Mr. Kaskob ata7 be su b ject to hr rtiK U s**d
Ud that the National ltrmofiwttr be n c :
Committer will ri|wnd appro*'
Pint: WHY t AM FOR SMITH
mate!) SIX HUNDRED THOI - FOR PRESIDENT.
S\N D
111)1.1.ARS
hruadi asttrtg
S c odd. W H Y I AM At! A INST
Smith propagarula over i ad ina. — SMITH FOK PRESIDENT.
1 read tn the aamr newtpa|»v
There would tvut l e standing
where one o f the nation'* prom rw m withm a bk&lt;k of such joint
merit Iierr.cL.rwt* and a clot* fro tel tie bate*.
and, advisor of Governor Smith
Sit atebow or
another
mary
made the ataltment lh *( thi* was
’ th*; Mill'll pfnpl*. Or »C|*
a W lilSPE H IN tr campaign arninst
porter a, Wuidd delurte thi* quo*.
Mr Smith arv| tlqi* Chr slat^all ii.* .
tkrmoirwl* should rome out in th*
But J&lt;4»t a* sure aa gun "a Iron,
open, defend and support th* ihrm« r * t k ' rand slate.
T I I A r s A U . R lG I t r
The only thing to do i* to put
the taaue squarely before the peo­
ple.
I H A V E N ’ T HEARD
ANYW HtSPERlNG.
Un the runlran, I have heard
more LOUD political talk arid
SCIENTIFIC CURSING' Ui 0»4t

W e e * •» my wheU life.
’ i I
There
The 4 fussing I* o f *lrreolyjg&gt;l| |y,r
qrdor amt i* iWagtaO^ guivrrsati oc. N o
sa*W beirg
•
I
liil*
* "P A W ’ D i r » AM GOING f t uodeTitc
(r Rt r iK Y WY CONSCIENCE ON m PW 4
iTH E A L TA R OF 1‘ A R TY LOY- *Jl t v «
A1.TY."
presiden
I hare not heard uf a W H EEL
^
w n o a r u .x .
f —*r| m i m
ia the stale e f Florida that ha* 4fT
madr aa offer o f his servWoe* to I present
stiusp the state for Governor
]f
*■ *»*
F l« rid.
It's a suggestion that Reverend stump ft
W. J CarpenUr. o f Palatka. Hon. HJLITH
Doo. C. McMullen o f Tampa aad enter th
Bew Rogers, the RED HEADED
|t I__
ore*.her o? Lakeland, all o f whom «—«, -n
are eppoaed to Governor Smith. BOM AN
U m t a R M N K E T CHAM -lwSGCrM d- Ml
to say aad all o f Smith's orator* i COM B P
IF A N Y TH ERE RE to meet them
On th
» » a /o*»l debate at Miami, Waot js ^ o d th

Tlu* Im»vk and j?trls who arc wtirkin«:
_ to win the beautiful Shetland Pony offered
by I he Sanford Herald in this campaign should pile up as many votes as possible
before next Saturday niKlit Votes count more in the first period than in the
last two weeks of the campaign. A bi? lead now may easily be held until the

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A t T h e H e ra ld and
P a rtic u la rs
From

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Full

�L D ^ R A N F O U D l f l o r id a"
1S I N G E R S S T I L L * I N T E E N S W I N

i hlklrvrx a f . Sanford mov^t to
W iM «r Garde* last
Sat* rdov
wh*r* they will make their hew*.

ial

amo A-aa_ _ ^

A n d P ersonal Activities

R U S T l* J »

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C O N T E S T I N 1 1 7 ,5 0 0 R A D I O A U D I T I O N

MISS MARGARET PETERS. Society Editor
loph*o* 1^*_______________________________
R «id«if» Telephone 443

Calendar
iNESnAY
parti n the -W. M. U.
nMt at the BaptiU
i « morning at nineI'RSPAY
^ e g of th* Coloot I
tMM« l t
Auxiliary.
. et tbr Spanish AmI'cttrthi will he held
l stmlM at 113 Elm

L&gt;*f vcenlng at 7:30.

C day

L * called meeting
by Society In the
L 7;J0. All member i
Luting of Seminole
L * at Odd Fellow*
irWck »harp.
pr, of the Semitjxlgr numbor fortyLd a district meeting
rridxy night.
A ll
trrged to mget a, the
I dx o'clock sharp
brting will be held
to DeLand.

Lambeth Circle o f the
■ n il » * « rtit*-rtainril
E ju n by Mr*. A. C.
■ Mr&gt;. Herman Mid.
Hyine of Ml*. \S» C*
Kr.U* Atrnue. A ftrr
K f the meeting had
Id, delH-ioUi rrfmrtu
lin e uf punch and
rred by the hoitr**Lnt were: Mr*, lien
| J. 0. Laney, Mr*.
I Mm . Grover SpeerPrior. Mr*. M. I.
Frank Adama. Mr*,
■r*. George Hardin,
Mr*. Ilraxton llagC. Hill, Mr*. Hurkr
(l. Shoemaker and
iliiJdletnn.

Irian Church
lolds Meeting
rs p f . the Business
le of the Pre»hytrrsegan their regular
3 * last night at the
Frenre* I Hitt on on
hue. Mis* Charlotte
ant Chairman, proLena ling while Mr*.
Hn bad charge of the
I. After all buainess
M 4 sohial hour
which dellcou* rere served. Miss Mar­
ls and Mis* Ruth
l*-*I a* ho»t**ae* with

Marie Raffo Society,
Has September Meet
Th* September meeting o f the
Marie Haffa Society m r held at
th* home o f Ml** Lila Thorn ley
on Monday erm ine. In th* af&gt;*cncr
oPth* president, the r ice.preiident,
Mi»a A ly * Chorpening. presided.
The meeting opened arilh a short
dcvoRonal program led by kli*«
Cborpening. The business session
opened with minute* o f the Ian
meeting and the tell call.
OM
burin*** war brought up and dl«.
pored of. An n ru r*i«n party * * •
planned for th* last Friday in
Sept.-mber. A meeting vra* nailed
fo r Friday ntghf at »ev*n.thirty at
the annex. Elisabeth Clark war
appoint*!
assistant
reerrtary.
A fter further di*cu*»lcm the me*!,
ing adjourned. The next mreOng

On Monday
afternoon Circle
No. 1 o f the I'rrthyterian Auxil­
iary waa entertained at the lovely
hnme » f -Mr*. C. A . Baker at 414
Palmetto Avrnue. A fte r the tub at
bible study and Imalne** o f the
meeting, refreshment* were served
tnd then the member* adjourned.
The meeting waa in honor o f Mr*.
Jim Mather*.

t l ‘" • • t Corymre
l«'»U unit.

Norris
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N tm aliy'a

llolliagsw artl
* Ptw fhanr*

Candies Kept On 1c*

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Kolease Of Cap

Free HoHtery

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N p ia r l
W N h u l h T l» * y e a r e '* U 'a n d
B»»dwata a fp a M la a*ko«l gteo rlab*. ar* r letoca in th* 9 rat local
* « a « t a f th e . 1929 National Radio Audition, Ilka eaantrywlda
« M lw IWmareo and young Went thua
^
of athag

\|r». M. I,. IVright—Mrs. Addio H.
1to v I.B k rltr*— I ’a lir *

Shndw irheu

I’ lcu— Snl.i:l*— 1*|»&lt;;i 1*1
C a n d le* l*arty

K e fra a h m v n U

Thom?

With approximately IS.fthMMO,.
WW af governasewt and eoepoeatlen

(h ip .
l)e*.*ert*

now

13-1, Nam bodr tervire; popular Han dollar* In Itxl likartjr b»nu
Mtewr, talk*;- newa; #;30, Tampa hoad*, sale of tA;*l,u40.004 In shod
weaihvt hurdau farvca*!, fata term certificate* and ratd p t af
n*w»; ■i-.irti; 0,' mUrctlaneoa*
^rvgram, P .30, Mudih mualral*;
IP. tdpulah program; 10 30*1*.
dam* i rag ram
114-hVW

V, llreat
murir

Chicago—5T«

i »mpo*«r*; |t&gt;, alumbet
» ’ ■r "

4J9.3— W |.W' riariaaali— 7aa
7, Orchestra; atkation 7:90. Med
ami Ihll;

9, (landolyric*!

i 34

Marten mlnatrvNl Id, feature*;
dance 1 1 11 hour*).

iml

L-w. m. viiiLaUc

Registered l'»dial»U l
t IIIRIMYIHIMT
1 At
Itleebtrd Rea aly Hkappe
Rvery Tuesday

G I F FIRST
1 6 »U

- h a a io l A s r j
flsa er'*' No PMa. Ma more reflanag A at* with ease. I &gt;• »* i t*-J
•itfc ik- •« A vailed “ sore soiaa* any

L A R U « A j i ) K l F S 4 Ca.n.id Bird,

NATL HANK
The

Before

A fter

Itaak Of R *r«t*«'

EFFICIENT
BUSINESSES

our Kdentifk* way

0

makes the difference

Are ^&lt;|iiipped

, . ««&lt;ter Vsluf* Jn
(
I-adicH Dresses - Hath nnd
Slippers
T[ie New Sjtylcs For Fall

DRESSES

With Modern
Labor-Saving
Device* -A
Home To He
Efficient Must
Have

Accoupt
Affordn the
AJont Kfficient
Method of

HATS

T i e A N Y uf Ihe still* you - r » that Hn.k
* ' t « u -m a r l and new anrn't rew ll) new
at alL T h r i 'i a been r l u a r d and prew»v«l
by ’ our new a c im t iflr a trlk m i (hut raa lorru Ih r frvnhnmm and rtrsllrncr uf (h r
fn hrtra.
IT w a # fa r w n i r a .
W a l l put
041*1 her urtuuxn'o w ru r In lu la -i y rn r**
H it

Them

('becking

I f FIRE
destroys
I f h f i r e a b m iU ruRtg

tPlTMWMkaCC. W

114.9— 9 HI' N Rl. l'eXer*har ■ 4*4 lag include* th* pkyhtedt a f a mb

&gt; 4

K0 II S l'M M E lt (.P U P S

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344.1— W JA \ Jackeooc Ilie— **4 financing »o be put through thl#
*, Trie; 7:39, orchestra: 1:04, or- week, the bank* have tMd the' purse
rhaatra; f| *radha featufe*.
tiring* nghtly C ink rtup nt flnanc*

US* Has L abors

CRtirg*. -

Phone 453

kulwc *

I* M W under

Mil* Ilr**i* Zarhary left thia
aflemoon for Brixttjl, Va„* where
•he will resume her position a*
chnpenno and ho»ie** at Sullia*

Ry * p. ( o n la t
||4rr k*lM **l New* Receive
muttral miniature*; 9:30. d aw *
Financial Kdllnr
tanrl* || M hour*).
NKW YORK. Sept I t - O S S l
454.3~.WJ* N o * York—4*4
The M M llr r Mock market rewUlv J
13. O n lin tra ani feature*; 4, and rewrtrd near the cine* todav
dame o u » k ; 4:30, Rum* miner*, wk*n the call Man rale waa prthtd
a mmiral program; T, rhythm* upward l « f per cent on th* flr*t
riPtY**; Tl30, fkartrlrriiatlnn* t. &lt;lay nf a week « f umvewally heavy
t“ tm yh tores; 4r3U. Matter* min- delict fee the hank* and the Rttkcr
*tr*l«; 9. gn a t ntmpv*ef*; 10. market.
•lumWr muilc.
Rpendaliva aelHng and peafit
t?t.4— w r t ; At Untie d t p — 1100 taking In a few o f th* hull leader*
4:44, tirraa; dinner mutk, 4.45, af th* motor and alvei stock* level­
pUycnmmf highlight*., Ca*till led prtre* a |hl*t or two below th*
Ian*; 7 '4*. ttudto mu. I.*; 9. dull Saturday'* rloatng
range and
trio; 9, muiKkl maid*; 0:30, abruptly halted a building boom In
dan.* muiic.
; the theatrical and apeclalty stocV
H li- 4 H .il,
pallia****— 1034 1•■•ewhere on the speculative Hot.
4, !**•"" muticj 4 M, dlnnor mu*w;
FUln.1 Warren Hrutherc.
t:90, M&gt;prano and plana; 9. -Fan solid* tml Film and other a thej
«niti**nmnt group &gt;tagc,| * »trv*«f
tUinatrrU; p. Maty Iamine.
advance In the fureneon to the M- j
i l l a—h h h t t l l W R l I M l
a4oipanirv1.nl hf rUmPtc T merger*
4:05, t'lc e n t; 4 30, K llK A cniCn ahj report* of huge Inrveaoe* In
hN; 7. rhythmte rrppte*; T:9t&gt; rayiing* of tho rorj-oratutna now
char litr e I at km*.
9:31), min ha*kieg In the *t-ect)latlv'e lint*
light. Prtco gain* ranged from S
alrvU; 9, sacred *ong*
I* 4 paint*. Fox Film croaafsg 130
44* i —W MC tt achlngtocc—at*
•.**V‘4viFW r*IW : errhektraC 7, for * pew 1 p*int gain and Warner
afud-.a;'p, great compoaer*: 14 30, • rnt above 130 far the fleet Time, J
Mo*t of the** gain* wept wiped out
klambcr music; dance.
rear ybe , loee,
( I i a — WSlI Atlanta—4M
theater fgVue.

enter Riverside Military Academr.

CfJfUI SK H YlfE

M .N .B

,

Mr. and Mr*. R F, llulchiaa and
rhiUrvn, Mr. and Mr*. J. L. W atlar
of Sanford and Mr and Mr*.*4. L
Walker ami ihiklrm o f Windermet&gt; *n.M r.and Mt* T. fl Mark
o f Wintrr Harden were Simlar
Mr. Kinrhen t’owrr* and Fred gueM* of Mr. and Mr*. N. *'.
Wilflair* a HI leave tomorrow for Beckett at their new home « t
(ialntkville Georgia where fhey until W inter Garden,

To 21.in Speedway
Accident Of I t a l y

fC* I)TAIUHS

^ ArtUta'a *x*cu** " “ nt i* “ F-toala
‘W|o- •«,) w ill, K*t
and upon h*r
&gt; r-‘ « tklWe sUUt
t ki! un* signed.Op

Mr* Reo R. William* and daugkter Katherine from Mt. Verrym, IT1..
Rverall tla*h left Sunday morn­ are r»iting their relative*. Mr. and
ing for Tallahacce* and Birming­ Mr*. W II Wiliam* of Path Ava.
ham to he gone aeveral week* on Mr*. William, and her daughter
buaine»*.
are expecting to .peed the winter
here.'
Mr*. IT. J. Amunn returned tail
•rck from W1*cnn*in where she
Mr. an,| Mr*. A (J. Clau** ami
la* been vialtlltg her mother for daughter, Ruby, returned horn#
the past few month*.
yettreday after a vi»lt o f fire
Weekc'ln Tenneasee They netted
friernt* |* Nachrille and Johnaor*-

W A 1 H IN «T W n T
Sept.
II.TS)—*Tki" Amerkaa (It
inept Yia* ilorv ami ■« ib'lpg every,
thing paaalkle tn effect the release
o f 17. J, Hum-fa*).'* j, Keuben
Clark, lindcnrcrvtary of *tate, *al,|
today.
Romtird, a l&gt;,* Angelee min­
M i*» Rebena Ktewxy*. Miaa
fiaorgla Mobley and MU* Camilla ing engtnevr, wa* raptmed by MexPuleton leave tnmnrrurIT t1° reoump ||&lt;*n . banthta on Aug. 35 and la
their atudire at the Florida S tale!
luAng held for ransom. Mr*. Bum■
College for'Women in Thltahav.ee. j
MONZA.
Italy,
Sept. 10.^•trad rririeleed th* Stau IWpart*
t
.
II N S l—The death |Ut m the trag­
Mr. and Mr*. 11. R, Steven*.! mmt far it* allrgcd laxity in pruic ’ arrident which- marrad th*
Mr*. Mary Im'gk’. Mi** Relw&lt; ca j ocoting tka effurta fur her hu«automobile grand prix of Ruropel.,__
_
Steven*
an.l Mr* (Ralph Steven. ' baad'a retm
waa Increaaed to 31 txutay when ,j and
daughter relumed Sat- “d :*mall
“ =!! dauihtvc
.
two of th* injured died.
J
—* T night: from Ha) tana Reach ’ ,'»*rryn *eelt*im in tt*»p otn iatgofm
|ueday
The arrident drrtirrfd on the t»th t * ^ * ' ^ * y *t«ent tIwo werk* eery I "W c *l»&lt;* have a iraamaMe be
lap when Matrraul, the best IplMaantlF.
“
'
Jlief that the Mexican Government

rn first i s * the light
r4nkfi.rt-on.Main in
)r of her parent* had
N on the stage or
llU llV I
h her father started
L a musician. When
K . t'amllla went to
4 school. At the age
k in to manufacture
CMkYtOflA O t
4i businov flourished
■a with the deflation
KUm ilu was f»n*ed t
V trad*.
At All Drugglslg
B * f dancing, M|&gt;* .
B
try brr fortune ,
■ • t ,n»lnnt.&gt;i and
( !■&gt;»# re*t to fate.
F * a posit inn in a
P w t i n u i d happily
■ ^ 3 until. s|h&gt;tte&lt;i
I ? v* executive from
D Pc ua- asked if
r
to come to ,lhc
F &lt;4r for a screen
P * ' * * • succasvfut
► Y. W. Mun.au
P a-nii»t*ly cast her
i**&lt;rui-rite opposite
f* 1
Mvphisto
in

Marion Wagner o f Chuluota
Wa* pledge,! JY Kap|&lt;a Phi at the
University of Florid*.

Charlie Dooth returned yester­
day rruut Milwaukee where' he
ha* been spending the summer
With hi* atatev, Mr*. Whitmer.

There was a chorus of screams
as the heavy body wa* hur)»d Rita
the stand. Then arose the groan*

nure ,ias a new lead.
dark-eyed, blonde•n fraulein named
i. who apprari np■ire in *'T*m pe»t" ot
heatre today.
Her
runty to fame wa*
let tg-r performance
If for Kmll Janning*

and

Mi»» Lola Peak* retumrd Mon­
day Imm Cellar on where *h* ha*
been exiting Ilia* Vera Connor.

tlHe.

CIRt l.K MRKTS

Reaction Seta In A f­
ter Week OfUmwunl Selling Activity

Personals

known
m oor
raring
driver i Frtvmt. v.
7, „
„
, doing everything poaaibl# in Vein Italy, whila paaalng the grand
m en d * here of l » P. Ilngnn nnd .
* »,
I
John
Felwant
IliggtiT*
win
he
In.
' ’" ,f r '
C!n,k wklol.
stand at a speed ratlmated at 130
they were H * explained Mr*. (Itinl*jrail wa*
mile* an hour, ktrurk the car drie- |tereated in kmiw that
rn by Forest!. Materaa*! had I ^ * 1 * * ^ , ^ Kappa, Alpha Monday notified In a collect telegram of twr
awung his car to pas* Forrati'a
huahantf * rapture berauae “ we
automobile when Ik* r^ht wheel
haVa ho fumht available fur such
•truck the latter** auto. Materaamaltera.'*
*P§ rar awtrvad arms* the track
whlle.th* driver,fought destwrately
to gain rontrvj of It.' Mtddanly it
overturned being carried by ita
own Impetus * f * » » r h c balkier and
McHeynokk
ditch constructed for the* safety
of the *|sHtator* and int* the
uaj u cpf *
crowded 'grand stand.
Prescriptloa* Filled Right

Star Plays
rrymore In
At Milane

■ V f.

Mr*. W n. Zaehry left bandar
Tt'KH D AY, HKFT. It
for Marvn Georgia wh*r* *h* win f*n&gt;*r»m * in eastern standard tint*.
•peed a frw w**h. visiting rela­ 1 A di on* M i r for n t t r t n daytive..
Hght tin**. All tin** ia p. m. un
.-■!**» «rthe*wis* Indicated. War*.
fcr&gt;*th« on (oft of rail Irtttn .
® ' a. Zachry, di«patch*r for Ihr
kilocycle* on right.
A- 1^.1* rail mod h*r*. ha* )a*t re­
I9IJU-W K 4 F New T o r t -4 1 *
( . Ilutrtiinron left thl* morning turned from a to y we*h. tour of I i : t \ Afternoon f r i t i n * ; I, din­
tki*
»tat*.
»|wnding
alau
a
few
day
*
for Vero where he wdl rpend a
ner mu*lr; 4, voter*' sender,
in Atlanta (im rylt.
f*w day* on buaine**
4:30, Soronyland (ketch**; ,

Faying UilU.

CALL

SEMINOLE
DRY

861

PRESSERY

CLEANERS

I'b o n r K4I

234 M a gn olia A v e ,

Loch Arbor

In n ig tit,

n w rep in g

The place to build your home

•ta a y

hom e, o r

De Foroat Sanford Realtv Co.

your

yo u r

fa c t o r ),
could
t
»4
you a ta ri re b u ild in g ?
fM
^ ^ Hi,
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A re
y « u ' o d etiu a trly

NOW HAVE IN STOCK

p rotected no th a t y o u r
t
*
I H
t.9 *
insurance poticieu and
not
count

your
w ould

bank

nr-

pay

th o

S L IP P E R S

At Our Warehouse
200 N .

M aple

T h e a c c e p lrd fn rm u U n o f th o m a jo r it y o f (h o Sonfu rd C o lo r) ( i r a a i r a , 8-3-3 and
W o « h o carry
■ I o il lim e * U r go otorUa o f hardwudtl onboa* rn oloc
pom ace, goat m anure n o d g o n n la r iS ir u t U a guano.

rrp iu re m e a l rn o U ?

A .P . CONNELLY
&amp; SONS

Atlantic &amp; Gulf Fertilizer Co.
J o c k n ^ v tU e ,

R. W. DEANE. Agent
YY arrhmtne ZOO N . M aple A fO .

JOHN BAR R YM O R E

A te.

TEMPEST

C O N T IN U O U S T O ELEVEN

Mn.

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�T7?K SANFORD ITERAJJ&gt;/SASFORD, FLORIDA, TTJESPAV. SEPTEMBER 11, 192S

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ONFIDENCE is the empire builder. It is the dynamic force
which penetrates mountains, breathes life into desert places
and sends the human voice riding winds of the universe to­
ward the stars. It is the pulse of achievement and the glory of am­
bition. Confidence knows no moment. It measures its strength by
long reaches of time. A single realization does not satisfy it; a single
disappointment does not destroy it. W hen Flagler had his dream
r* shining rails through the wildernesses of Florida he was justified
iii it only through confidence, through a faith more penetrating
than the headlights which have followed it; and in the face of discouragement and advice inspired by the moment he set his stakes
--and carried oil! Plant was of the same caliber, a man of vision,
and in more recent years and in the same pioneering spirit W arfield created,new arteries of transportation which h a v e o p e n e d
great areas to commercial contact with the world. In other endeavors thousands of believers have p ro ved themselves, proved
their confidence by challenging the future, are still proving the
courage of the faith. The momenteer thinks everything s h o u l d
measure up to his expectations all the time and c o m p l a i n s if it
doesn’t. The visioneer realizes that progress is a gradual upward
movement filled with valleys and peaks and that confidence and
work are its motive power. Florida must ignore the momenteer
and enshrine the visioneer. The future is so great, so promising
and so challenging that only confidence and work are justified, and
practising these virtues our rewards will exceed our fondest hone',

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TtTKSDAY, SEFTFMnFR II, 1M*

CLASSIFIED ADS
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F o r SAIJC-O ood
p»&gt;t it or*
Reasonable
Call ROS.ll,

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I t —Apartment For Rent

R A T E S

in Advancr

IMCIR FITE

HERALD
Ilrrald rianaiflrd
R E S U LTS .

COTTONi $5,000 A BALE

The Connecting

For Rent: Nicely furnished apart
inenti with all modern gnnvsn&lt;
ience*. Phone 207.
'Furnished g » '» g « apartment at
(.anglry Apartment*; alto fire
room unfurnished house rorner
Chapman and Union A v», Call 251.
Ifi— H o iiu r* f o r K en t

V h r n you hasp H m trth in g lo a ril th r flra t alep l « to

Furnished house convenient
tn
School. Nice location, rron n iM r. |
IH ft Myrtle. In.|uir. Phone ."&gt;i»7 It.

fin d n l*o&gt;rr. W h en jrtHl **l«*h to buy )i»u
th e person -rllin i* w h at yo u

FOR R E N T— Nice house at Oinderville. Large yard. Rent 115
|ier month.
Mr*. Julius Takach.
Phone 6517 R.

to

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both

nd««*rtUtn&lt;;.

b u ye r
The

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selle r

ln e x p r n »ltf

link that m a k e* sales pamsIMc.
FOR RKN T llouar, \Vir% Kjrit
St- Apply II. F. Kent, Phone 17.

a re best

Just phone 118.

For Rent 5 Room House available
M*pt. I tth. 908 Myrtle Ave. See
U P. Me Culler.
iBTlSKRS
. rrpti -rntntire
IWar'with rate*,
pifkathm will
ate information.
L they will a*
Ming your want
hire effective.

[R A Storage (*o..
ac, Shipping. SubPhone Him. sou

• 7 Room House just
HOP-' West tuh Street.
Me Culler.

21— A creage F o r Sala
ACREAGE FO f
suitable
ffel |-"il1r&gt; fa
miles south of Sanford on old OrUndo road, S3 acre#,1 part high'
land and some of it low, ideal foi
chickens and ducks. Can b*
bought fur $100 per acre
or
jour own terms. Address R, J

m essage

UR OLD W ALLS
NEW
W ALL
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NEW
FOR FURTHER
, C A L L PHONE
V. C. CULLER

m axim u m

A W A Y back in the year .17.17. in his

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is

the

maxims prefixed to Poor Richard's Al­

Ilr r a ld clam d flrd ads
the m ost

manac. Benjamin Franklin said:

people.

“For

w ill help you w ord your

a ant of a nail, the shoo a as lost; for a ant

results.

UN TRY CLUB.
PA RIS, Sept
II
(IN S !
II \MM, Kept 10. l arge amounts of late are a no
lalfy the master fireside feature of all the smart
lerhntoue un- dress collections now Icing shown
of iiin&lt;|urring In the Frenrh lapllal, amt seems
terrain today to msan that l**e frocks wilt he as
ng a 40-37 -77 j popular this winter as thsy have
' the iprallfylng been all summer,
at amateur Rolf
Rlaik U&gt; e osar metallic tloth la
&gt; jierformame. guld and sllerr Is shown with eltm
stomary i|*eil, lines ami floating skirts. In some
kw behind |h&gt; cates the order I* reverse I and
it this .limn'. |he metalllr lace Is used user a s i.
the home club, tin background.
Nicole Groult It using a new kind
who made golf. I of woolen U rr ful pretty daytime
rarby course at Jum|&gt;tns and there are esi;ui»ltr
i, playnl w silfru cks in crisp late sprinkled with
Score two 3!t’&gt; tiny rhlneetones, one of which in
(•ale pink Is certainly fit fur Wueen
Mah Others come In taffeta em
broidered In hands, scallops or til.
ter heads and paillettes. A long
bndtred frock In black has a full
flounce o f crisp Is.» at tba butloin
which sway* in most grateful mss.
ner. A -rube &lt;i&lt; style pn bla k chif­
fon and tgffeta has wide insets of
lovely fine lace.
Organdie Is sisu blossoming out
ut lata summer.wear tn (tucks el
dtlignlful crispness and raeishiag
colurt. Ona with a tight fitting
bodice has a demure little cape |.»
the hack and the skirt is mads » f
petals and petals of black organdie
edged with whits thread tn^prays
uf field frowers. The silver slip
which is sivrn beneath gleams and
shimmers in iotely fashion, .
There are frocks of lilkeul
lemon and Empire yellow utgandii,
of pervenihe-hlue, tur|uolse and
losely rose tones. They are per­
fect for the summer garden pi at)
or the week-end at a chateau in
France.

FLORIDA R E A L E STA TE is mil
dr ml—if your property is priced
right the chanres are you ran find
a buyer, A Classified ad is one of
the (juirkest ways tn turn real es
tale. The rout is very' s*natl. Call
I4H for low contract rates.

For f^xchangr: Fine lot in- bus­
iness section o f Sanford, srry
ilcslraiile-location, no mortgage,
(a ir s paid, will exchange for res­
idential property. Address Rot
carr The Ilrrald.

T elephonp

2fl— Miarrllwnroun
FOR KAl.E-^- Household furniture,
gas table range, twin beds, elec­
tric washer. Heaennahle, Phnn■laity under this 225-J.
cp your name be- Ijnvely lirak/ast room sitiisr In
&lt;»nomkal, read by
perfec* condition fur sale cheap
find this a splcn- for rash. Can ha seen al IR J
rtisc. Call life for Park Av*.

o b tain

th rou gh

Hobby Jones Fails Abundance Of Lice
To Deliver Us u a l Features Gowns In
Gol f Performance Paris Retail Shops

W AN TE D Price on eight acre*
South of Sanford. No high pri
IG-— Hy expert*
experience. A lto re* considered. Addle*a ling 100,
repairing.
San- Care Herald.
G ift Shoppe, Me- Have some ini|uirie* for farms,
Ph, ne R32.
groves, buyers looking for bar.
gains. Fred E. Russell, 112 W. 1st
St., (to* DUrt.
this classification
Irk results. When
'thing or found
a classified ad. For Sale 2 acre lots on Dixie
Highway nrar Monroe, clrarrd
i Ad-Takrr.
and flowing
well, or uncleared
uIke dog, female, Small payment down. L. A. Ren­
ark brown, large ew!. 301 W. 2nd. S t
J if returned t »
2,&gt;— Kxihunge
ret. Phone 4H'J,

i.rsham trucks,
•rt. Phonn 3.

to

w ay

rhtnnlfird

a re rend by

A n e x p e rt

fin d

of a shoe, the horse was lost; and for

Iph IV. Lusting.
Signs of all
iford Paint A
Phone 303.

heeausr th e y

is

m ud

T h e eanieM

Numbers

A'ou .Should Know

Shoos F o r Summer
Are Separated Into
2 Distinct Gr oups

FOR K A LE 21*1 Capacity Kiilru
dard Make llrocxlrr. Las Range,
A* KM— Irrigation
c,euhlion.
Exceptionally
rrtl irm rnt work, good
k i.i
J. K. Ter- cheap. 2305 kfageiulla

want of a horse, the rider was lost.” So
you see the importance of n little thing
like a horse-shoe nail! i $ ;

*&gt;&lt;pi»intaac* uf a prominent cat
tlencsn. a Mr Scott, who twok him
west into t'"l -Iad". Wyoming, Trsss sod Ksmss
TThtee years tster at ths age of
Id he was taken prisoner hy the
Sinus Indian, In Nebraska The
liylisns aid ru-t harm him After
a lung s» ,,«irw nest the Kansas and
Nil-rash, plait* he tw-rame the
personal at:»n&lt;l*al of Kitting Bull
Kent Tw Omaha
HOW MU*. Kan*
Sep,
It
ttheft lhe laid rheif tieeams firk.
&lt;INA| J » II l*ulta», ,atll«m an.
a uni
Port&gt;-r *llr n'Vsl him ami
rapilallst »nd p-rwsr plainsman
who • &gt; ,mee tha raps;** uf I he ' qwa pirns i" th* i* '* r .
turbulent Indian Chief Kitting that whan the *,ij thief bet's ted he
i was dying ha sunt prong IX tlir fs*
R u l. ic 'i i* » - |
part o f hming half uf his *e&gt; T « l Osuiit, fvr f»* r that tha l-&gt;r wowt*
niiUnia, ta a eromsn Haimlng te i * killed when b». Sitting Ball, was
dead
■'.....
n U» - 1
V
His carter began whan ha was
As casual
'he whole *Wua
tioa he is, that h* ha* iw i n r i yet in his teen* aa a range t*d*r
filed an pnssser to tha p, tit on , j He picked up a small staka and a
|.,n* May Hyer* erh-i dslnml half string uf eatW and bsgan a pr,a
of h&gt;* foituor shuuU l-« her* with | *l-s i rsreur n r h la th-s* bald
if lhair times of thu rstti* feuainvws.
the d)*MuUfea of tha It,"
ruiamoa law nminage
His a&lt;Utilise ware eswtered V
Kansas ll» partktiu l Ik, Pirtrr
I'ortrr acted pira&gt;awt|
Rawrh rssar hrassMSl, alawya hi*
bother,d whew served ■
faewrit, tender**, and la this ad­
of tha Mtit, nerw pending in th
ded uther farm* Among tha i l k , '
CunMy District Court, hy SI
fatms. twu &gt;tei. led him tinmease
W P llruwn the i&gt;ap*r*
p f fits from the prwlsribe pout* r f ,
served us him at his rsmh
uiL Al as* lima ha was repotted
ss owning ‘'.1**1 acres af land ta
la ga l lU llle h alls
llut the legal bstlle has * » l fe l Kansas along- begun. IVrbap* that u th* rea
B
it reside Be* i-‘ u
ion for I He unassumpllie atilt ode was tlimasrd k, tha death o f his
taken by Parter. .It •» he'weed wife whet fa re a p ilk a uf alrwhel
that the opening of the suit will b* amt t arboiir arid ta the It lw » gram!
rhtldrwn, killing them She than
In the September term uf iwirt.
Neither ha* a statement from Use roamdlled suicide In tha same man­
By.w suissx been o'&lt;tainatdi ie ner tiers use sha said aha “ was tired
uf living.*
gatding the sail
lit fees petition shs elaiias tw has*
teen the common law sitfa uf I'nrier from Keptesnber 1!&gt;I$ t« I *21
Porter's lawful wife died Ml Ne

Joe Porter's Common
Law Wife Asks Him
For .Several Million

If &gt;ou arc deponed tn neglect the
Mmullcr advertiftementa in thi.w |uipcr, you
arc making a mistake.

You arc mi*aing

mi»ney-?yiving opportunities.
missing

important

You arc

information

ubout

Nomcthing that some day you arc going
to buy.

You arc throwing away your

road-map and following your nose.

The ItiK Rtorc.H of today were little
store* yearn a«o. They used ndM’rtisinK
space judiciously and became i.t *jfc. At
Iv ■
first, their aunouncemenU were smaller
than they are today

small

4

.*e

advertisemcntM told almut real value*,
real suviriKH for their cuHtomcra*

Daily Fashion Hint

Ini and FJm.
« uf all kinds
&gt; 3302. C. K,
Carra Chllla aad Freer, la
irrm ittral, |{*m ill«at aad [HMous
F **»r fees tr MslarU.
If hmm l i t ir r iH

f

KTORE

**•&gt;. Sod*.
B*r phona.

L O S S I N G 's S
Q U IC K

•Tha Roof Kvahlog 1*1
xwd fslrsoisad
f owsa. Oak

S E R V IC E

T R A N S F E R

llaaliag,

IJiilrd below arr Sanford'*
leading tompanlra who no.
lirit &gt;oui
buninra*
by
phone.

(rating Kkippiac.
and Nlursir

rsss, so*

ITo-Dur*
Water

aoi r~ M . i

II will bring prompt

II. J. Claus*
connoct tha
kavo money

McLaulina
KN&lt;&lt;HAVIN&lt;S

Diamond Mounting
Jw**l*rs-OpComrlris|

646J F“ Q“iro

A pboa* rail will bring suel
relied aarvire.
'BawltaUaw t
O rtsln ty."

Watrh lUpsirisf_____
1 Red Hsm, ID
•»fe 30 Ful lets.
**1J- w a r

m

Field Tirol

tlin-

WOOD FOIt

SALE
* » '* * d Ksbblts,

Mtsrv* and flreplst*
Irogths, prices iris m ih le

J.

W .

W O O D S

Irr Station

to e
Ktrcat,

Kfll)-,S$fln*

l'sewer Hanfurd A Leaes*
I ’ hunr 4W - W

H« member war aamber
ia weed af *B *,l » s '

wl

( rittral Florida
S rrtirr S liilo M

2412 n’ara,

Karol
Established in Kxnfard It M
Furnilar* packed, sh'ppsd, slard
H K. sdr trarh ta ware
house daur.
Phowagtsph re-

purtwr ta a rolorful characlsr la
I sand and thesse fur water.
'
tha
t»w sasiatiss. Kit and Butler,
Tha best uf th# sand shoes hare
I wooden sulwa which sway have wbefr ha has blslit Up a rvpwtallep
! high HIflat hfels aa ana may ctuesM. a&gt; s ibretsd rattle buyer ils * * »
|la any event,' they are merely rated s i i - nsfurtai l» tseh esen be
j , sught about the teat with wide late tba Carter ' n| Campaav da
j strop* uf leather which are glided. | ceb pfe.ip pool an uM uf ku farm*
and
manta
him
tremendously
! paiatrd ur embroidered ta . a
j .arety o f pattertn
feusw uf wealthy.
He be, a ate S financier after IKr
! l ham Kars *|uami little ro iirl tup,
wear
loo toot which make &gt;me diaewrary o f the sol a1st wsa vie*
think
o f tha
t itle “cUig* " the prsudewf o f x fticanee aad trwai
Italiaa nwiunlsiaeers m ar
r»ti|&gt;anr la tlt'khita. In H k lu lt
The rubber ahnes for those who ha porthwaad a boat* aad silwwde J
dare go wear th* water are a* hi* dr aHags ia capital ta Texas
supple aa h ballet slipper and raal r s 'tts aad land fe, » , lop me at
cum#
la tha brightest
com
l i f e af Ptaiasasaa
biimUsMM possible.
P »ft*r has lit eel Ibo rough rig
Mandats rntlcwlr Wnssn of Hal- etwtit Ilf# a f the plainsman Per
row tl roods af isal her are »ecr bap* M Is tKla vftsseh geMsuata fee
smart fo r holiday wear. They his iwogK dr*a*. hl&lt; frwgal war*
sre *e r, sluaely Intsrwuien **■ cif l.cmg and his n s f k spaceX.
aa to insure a perfs-t fit. ( e * Mawy wre Ike ewlb&gt;c|uial la's* wt-kh
ur meuium beets are P * rule
sM irw af tht* ataa't kiabry, aa I
Threw celer Miemd* s*e ‘ papular
the histary • f the 1‘ artsr raosk
and can be rhsmea |o KaiiWsOilte
wear Ibsusiusl, s tic k U called s
wilh a half a dusew frurb*..
"tim ely."
( ‘reps, soled Shoes with the |
IU baa a lt e r skaolrd wrwspa
lops o f plaited leather are eery
per mew 1st « • * enterpnsiog re
•imfortabte for country wear'
Thay are mad* la U*x&lt;b sandal pastry was able ta draw u* kj»
Model* •n white or brown tealh I bear Itil M g* ta (Ataia a *«•*» M
rr with lots heeds or a bit higher hi* Ufsfor afternoon wear.
In |ba| story ha I* uusrlsd *•
Mirspt ara *(111 aa importaal say.Of that ha ta tha sesa af a
Nature a f smart ab&gt;w&lt;. bu, they frnghiar shs ih* Mioaissippi tlrrr
sts arrwoged la awrh a way that sad ihat ha wM kata aboard hi*
they do M hide t * y of the gra»- faibrr's boat t s i far from N*w Oro f Ih* foot, whit* lb* shoe itself Itajvs.
is often cut fewwy aear th* li**tep
A s »&lt;■* aa ha was able at tho
lu show tha beauty a f a dainty age uf sia b# n s away from b a u
•rrh. Kfettli Is t k s s is f a level) and bwnsmed his way tutlitragw
1 SI,I skia tn beige wdth heels where he was emphiyud la a ro*
3rd strap* la kid U* malrh. An.
laufsat fa r * . lima Mart ha dr
ether in kid pastel tint U paeferstsd and wuvaw In *i«tiarvB walk partur* from hums ha has mil sea*
or heard from any uf hi* rolaUves.

In olhi*r word*, the »tze of rn edver
tiaement ia no indication of it

npor-

tance to you. The nu‘**agc in the ihinjr.
Some of the most important merchandise
nrwa ia often printed in tiny type. Hvrn
a

- *

in the largent advcrtiaemcnU you will
find Hmall type. Read the Mmall type aa
well aa the big black type.

Read the

*

little advertiaementa aa well aa the large
•

.

onea.

It paya. .

/

* * %L T

T l f * St'HF1JCF m a K n e *

t ha b ie e f sad smart is this M s

amg trash at the turplka maaacr
with lb* rlrrer ssds tnliusi Hssrtlet
to I cues pleats m Use (rum sad bach
Th* Mrsigkc Ime slfcmesis is swfe

Advertiaementa come in all aixea but the
Hmalleat one may carry the higgeat
newa for you.

Read them all

a*

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* ne( ,.l.a
aw under ay hy the
' ‘ Ainer Urol her t to r» ,«
• I ef the r a it Keith Albet
m rhala theater Infer.'
ballot
.Mt* aw&gt;| ’ ha thealtval hvki.iurx
•r rl!-m
V T !,rT
•“." of u* “rr •"‘"g «'•
far |1| )
(Iff
•f the Shuhert* The W ,nxer
•r
r l , l l a U.V
, l *night
Irtan -n °»ff.Sa,Ul
m ith
r e s id e n tia l A s p ir V il
’.Mix Mauley Cuiupary ruaa.
Jnd 30 hail U*cn |.|»,r,l in the pol | 1 he only t&gt;all«l to he puhllmh
C h i e f IC x tH u tiv e F i n d s
M any
lilo v ts S tn iv k A s
P rffia c H
P ro ffre w n
b*"» reprexert* rajutal of ||5U..
'.lag bog.
Th»&gt; lUruU poll « i , the . no "
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S tr o ll
* a«l If furthrr pi«n« m i
Thl* morning * null brought * #d in ) r i t r n U j‘« iaaue Thli
N. Y .. S e p t . 1 2 .
a m m e r c ia lA v ia tio ]
t*rial
re
ti
xadl
n
u
n
the
«
a
rx
tergi- numlier &lt;tf xxite* white a |&gt;aper hop.* . wry x .te r ti Semin
F ro m
M e e liitff H a ll
.
Htp cla im jmi |n*r•f * jf» ixai.iajo ef theater
ateady atrram of prrxon* vUitril .•le County » til avail himrelf e{ / " ASHiNCTlIN. vYpt U - - ( INSk
v sn e rd by t h e He- Ihc offlr*
»ealth under c nin.l * f
place their ballot* in
WAAFNINUroN, j . Pi IJ. Tan
j
I &gt;A 1,1.A S. T e * . S e p t. 1 3 ,- x
jk t fm c n a t W unH* the Ik,*. There xxb* a grx-at deal thl* •tip.nturn’y to xok-e hit x irw 1 1 * ‘ "nfervn e with Pirxideat t W i| U.. sfViier Itrothrr*.
nt and lifvxaxirated by . xonuxter
j (IN 'S ) — I h le g a te e ,
wh«» r»*
, . .
... .
.
0,i *h&lt;&gt; presidential , andl.Utr*. Th *'•*** * * *
feature ll-rt.»ii ||,««. I
G
m ith
-uf
talk on
on the
the atireta »*,out tn. ( vote ie entirely in a ,. n t. lu. nam. , I •
t,to) v
\ern
t r n ot rr S
...m
il l |
of talk
'
t ( U&gt;. abh&lt;Mt( h
j
11» tie ft oniatW ww4 I’re . wleut
j fuxexl In r iu f it n e th e prvnl*
ry n Hilllflt* W r a t* lp ° |l End runaiderahle apexulatigi benir alfned t* th* loltoU. Thu*.' * #P*Ml**n nom ine t put to pul
!*Wd Mr*, twedutge M iih m j To
_
j tJe tifta l carwinia. y
fi ivcnhntr jr a l * t« to in N o *- I,* * »° it» |«-.«ulia. «rThere x.rr, th .-e I«rtirip al a « n. i k . ,«|| aw u rv ri ,b *
nn h ,. Ubo. j
Watmngtou I t I N »*rha h tmlaj.
fftxitlj; rcant art! I **** l,rreli«trd Itnovrr wi.utd Irad to fill uu{ the l«Ulo:* ax a o n a i ! ’ *&lt;" * '
*• d«livere,| at Krwarh
1’A i i i i i l O p p t t r t M i i i t i c K l n S m ., , h ’r7 “ t r n i * v
‘b ’
The* were met at th* ila li**
D e m o cra tic
|UMlUr ami return them to th * * r , t Monday nltfht,
Itfiiti- it from tht* one, to four
f-Tto ",,r
B
B
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■
h*If
*"
B u R in c H s A n d F o litic s 1
I ‘2 S S n,£ &lt; &lt;,u,v* lU ie a
one, while other* ••fftee.
The tU'inlney Ibkt.md le (te e t
m - k d h f t aad ftwtghl
. .
a I ,» a.
jU'M u rp an lirx l a to n x e u tl u o f
itutnmrd uml hia were r&lt;|Ually a . rertia n that Smith
The head of earh family it *
lTr»»leat an.) to d. WUM (M&gt;
I t*.v(a and Attnf|**y l u w i l l :Ul
A
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thru .mn, amid the Wint.xi
r«
would maintain a romfortatde lead aaked to Ml out the ballot blank*, * * ' * n m atur* w as him at the
RlT. thr) i»&gt;n*| Irllrx •
’
kieni.
by
llttb
er,
Hewvwt,
repuhil
W A U IIK Q Ttnf,
Sept
[&lt;t&lt;«*ooatration th a t tides ever
ovrr hia Hrpubllran op|Mnietit. Mott gixiny the nuutbet of Republican* ’ htt^ |loo*e dorma the b irw o r.
r thry are now up
ran pi»&gt;«i*nt al nur.lar* lluhett t l N I t * Ih rh e.t Hawewt. Refmtdl
•f the gux-.xea, bow ixrr, xirm that ,and |lemur ra t, In hi* fauiily. Tt.r It may he they will tea.-h a d ria !■
« f V m c x r a ik R ieatliig
In plan* tut a *|n,.--I
I he fount Mould be «lo*e
•i»
raodidct*
fur
prexuWnt,
today
“
"
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*
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re
rk.
ta
ir
m
a
n
»f
th*
k*pu&gt;dtr*n
In
T
a
ju
*
.
"u
m
ler
votina
l«
'
Smith
and
th*
»&lt;m *n th* yurt I V I'rex d.nt x .ilt' S « i c n l i f i * .
|t on thl* lam r n taNo indb-aimn a* to how the vole
ha.
. &gt; W HIM , t . , , tna„ n, (irvUtexI ta fax*# e f uftMltty Ia 4
Many political leader*, f-nwhw
KrubUan atrenuth. j »»» fi.iny ruuld be obtained Sy number ivtiny for I b u o r are al Play in helpinf to *iert llm.xer to I
tfw il oppovtarwty fur women &gt;% eat in ( V affair* »f *txe »»*!*,
»&lt;» a'krd. .
th* i m id *try . Th* l‘i«xMle(.t wat
I ’ r u v t s C o n N i m ii t l f f T o
flu ial« a t a^fwt • rd n iwd
' It ix red, axaun 1.
txionea* am) pvklggJB
u*#d their flu a la « free i.,t ait
aux* M&gt;. (fount hax been ma.le a* No rout. *wdi t * made of the vole* ta iJ to Kaxw off*rvd tn make a
•marj tk rrr ia an
Th* l*m &lt;tert xnatled and greet
iir o u p O f O n lo o k e r *
J»t.
M .ftr wrrr *exrtal who unlit Satutday when a rompl«t* »P*e&lt;h or two tn le-half of the nun,
He ’ aid a d*legalw n from the fg h t ahrrh w»* protiptraxtad vben
Nf «»it»i.lrraLle nm .
*d fr&gt;*nd» affably M , r * eu lannj
t tough! tbelr vote* tn |irr*en and tabulation w II U |ntbllahed.
men'* p*uty. haweeer. he mntld fovarer Goveraar (kacar t d | 4,tt,
e» bill lui deflnu* deriilou Wax
•kli* about Albany
KH CN ECTADY. S . Tn Sept I’M eolvun t .U f»,- Irv* dlixe U ll,« ant aaawwwe k o pwaitl-MX „ n the Avowed antt Mwi:h ama, -p»*..g . *
leached.
iR -iIN Nl- 1 k * a e te ii ewalifW
t iepo*e&lt;| egxial lightp amendmem
tt alp eareJ t.kely that Itooeer d*-*h| i.mkI U "alghl and a«on*r Whtie Hunt*
p« mnfidrnre unduubtt » the t Aitiletiua unlit |u had .A!wn*'i, *ad rhoured
will
hate
|o
forego
•
runtein|datrd
Jam
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J
.
|ka*&gt;*.
w
re
tar
y
«f
u
i vngemlered by prumrad.o drama. Ita future pweylhlh
•M u d It. Uior* ihereughly.
'
} mt *D b f * l Ittax x 'tali lel^r*k,
ti*« today had k r e . msI dU,'ix Uw, a i t a member of the piex
Ormocrat* like n .
II# hax athexi friend* tu m ale a n '
were blackened ao&lt;l n, o r
rb-o In the world of wievtr*.
rrt Hitfhrork dropping
derxiaO tuarty, havutg l- ar-t-.l th* iaeetligaiinnI f the effoel. nf th* W
*« ‘he in.wr*enc., ironputgfor prr*on*l conferTY* f ret performauie i f a n
from the hall amkl J«wr* ami
•pexial train in IVnnxyl-.an.a
amendment am| upon thU
* — — * ------ ----------------------------- *»»!• •nd unte.* he ran g*t away
he Governor. Without
dh* t«U«i*nm diaiue waa *wr«r«,
Ttie t tmildgex foxmd the White
*t*ml wlit be .ter dnl, It i* not •hrmte of get oU*. «#puM,&lt;wiW." t i ,
for
a
few
day*
at
the
rod
„f
thta
b * * vlutor* harn a»*
fUl'l
arcomplUhed hy atation
hi* l-oi-.-y tn ad,mate •« re^eet * teniptexi |« anatrh .tanderdx free*
.ureh. he probably «di grt no Hah. WGT. The face* and »-m* of the I leu re euruewbat , hanged
uor Smith that thr
meat,. r* unlit h* ha* itwliexl It I detepMlon* or loyaSM*.
l&lt;ai&gt;
~T— ~ *
*»»r until after the elextum
[ again*t the Rrubiieaa
Mo,•menu nf the artore wer. they left ia Jane A M » .tin ru.,f fr«i„ all angle*, he n|i'i,r.| the f " ,u"ed officer* hr tu.
I ^tf *
lr not abating, that
pul
Iraa**xitt*d hy televiato* ,.n on*
the exex'.t'txe nffW**. deleanl
"Any pie* lowed ea I * " * '* mebee before . r Ur ftnoltp
at that if he tak, a 4
n n h ln t
** l ' , *|aM' •"* ' ^ ' t ‘ " **gi»- • a»e Wngth while the wont* wer [the drive to the e ffa e wtrtg wa* w euualtty *f &gt;yp..rto«U, end fma i * * * re**-»»d a**d ahoot Her fcp
N a m e I n, *P int it w
p n i e t latkin In th , I»*t few &lt;Uya. in ad•»ira m iraage" Into
V;wd.a»t (wi another wave length
liW n ^ , Wfc| u - , th# remot «l m( rx iln
agaieat I “ t'Y *n** refmlred bt their meet.^g
C itin g
A T * R eco rd
«• wurkfug
, r . Newark
It evrry atate tieeumr*
■he email telexfeieR image* ant
.the
Ait,hen,
and
.U
the
m.
V
,
•
*re
a
t
appyal |&amp; L *
r“ *
vpeeeh. II* told new. (wpermen that the M- ken tinea were re|-rx&gt;dure,|
|W&gt;d, irrespective nf
lor or*, a* that baa ten* Iwen my j
AmUortuga**
Sanford Jrw * t.day w ne «nm.
hllrati tinge.
'the
naanabm
were
,|einexf
and
rxe
NF.W YORK, Sf|.t IS
Iv .la r. reingralulatk.n* wrr# in order for
.
'eu re.ein n g
at a point
enanatee w e re .I
kbnl &lt;&gt;f am *rteaaiam ,l. konl llooyxrr
wa* pr*s ' t »iated when
nt* for tom* of t b * . l l r , b»g g-tan* for the annual nb- ine thlp bad ,‘.fin .tn jr rwnnerted the winner of* lb' * air deit y in the th. &gt;e mdet tr,.m
the tending &lt;val#d
" It ha* ant been my hat-ti, hew i * •‘•‘ uor * a * iauvdu.*d demandw *»t and V I*, nted to tu* f * , , #t». a Thu* wa* rrxmi*x| aa a«
Mm# of |», probably |»rrxante of the
Hebrew
hlg'i
*i'r*&lt;aUni and Mr* C -li.l^ r ■ever,
■”*•
M ht„ r..«h
' *m l* * deal*-.a **,.I»
‘ * “*••• #uiy th , • d te g a tl -&gt; a
, ar »In,I
the "naNty
ami■ *w
rwved through an analy holiday*, Ko»h lla*huna and Yaw uie*»u««
ia
,
.lu .rating
.,
-------. —
3
' u r,«'
altheoigt. will ..m am her. but * week . , ’ freWte |
I .til, V —
*
!d vlectbin figure* in
aowdwhat vtmially blurry radu. ,
u. . . — ____
the extent of telling »#.»,* •“ to diow Wa* an anti flira *« K*
Kipper.
All
local
JrwUh
bu.l‘
r
X
Z
T
V
A
“
nJ'
r
»,rMMl ft lute* whleh ha*
••^•K AolUei p k lu h of the on#
"*
”
• "d again
j |g,( r»w»***lod frte'txle t ' ‘V a x t e e • f r U la r a v t n r * r -w .
^
^
lr Owxwrnoi Smith *« pee* eatabliahmeuta are planning 1J * * ! ^
h«n»* U. Tty •:
xeho are . ape Me of pentret relttee y*xt*rda&gt;. whew aat.-fm .t^
t " " * 11**’ ^ U t r e V revowl^on
* ’ ' ? Tr" •&lt; " I driaia, "The Ifxwen'e Meaeen I* 'rUt* »u ,K"
nrrhaYallon fur hi* to , luxe Friday aft-rTt^n at
m
9
1wxelk, Vt. *rxH '-ee —
* - .■
.*g the maae* of hi# prwhVix* b [A rb ttlm o from f v* vxiontteo wogw
IWmocrailc. n a lU a l j
thr^ j * * 1* fuil&gt;'
O
whlrh U gln 1 m at 1 do»n iWi remain eioeed until Sat- ‘‘UMUon*,
l*f, F. W. Alelaodercon, enaault |A
" r *.* ***&amp;*% brxwxlly M ' m»4f ap &gt;r&gt;.e*iigai w to date*. •*'’ Ti* i thu» the,
.Id aa!
j urdjy a( *undowii In comtnriw«.nuItl" n,&gt;* 1* n
‘M ay brought
^ whifh we f oi1 dertiM.k «•11
arrtrwd ai the o w ilu a. K, • 'aiUd • hwi the affect a/ th e ,
(• oalJfthed
ii»g engineer ef th* General Fir,
Uhl
yaia
reveal*
S.-ymour U e m a n , aatldant
figure* on t:W
urd on tiaffe six.)
Mrntlirra nf thx’ rongrrgition of I'rohlbition ettforremrn( into the 1r“ *rad
llrtf -Ixrarl, Jew.ah community a»rltnoniou* xrrLal warfare U-gu-i haa been
"Our rummrrrial
center, today announced *p *r ia l! tarly in the .ampaicn by ’A'flllam rring more
•arvlrea Jur the approorhing hull- j Alien White
m enial
day f.-a*on.
Th* lir*t **rvlr#
loiwmaa** name appeared among two rountne*
*ta ;
m.n.one-1 by
Rev. ii.
I). aM
’ ‘ mrniwne.1
■&gt;&gt; the
in * rvrv.
___/ , '
~
will b* hr Id Friday night, at ?:T0 *a *I'rl
»*rv-Meru W
ia e tr a rle .1 -----7.
.............
VldkWiWJT Scot Ur. t i» n t t
'-■« •-&lt; exmpreaait* *ith..ugn thr U
# IWpartmeM not t» make
» •«»•# •Mb
ia p m
( | w , t h . t whare k apm* th*
fw talking , a^ |n^
%
. o'clock and the arroml Saturday Miller of Albany, tn h.* Utrxt pam.
eter r» tarwa Jurmpml .ad nkkere.1 |t v
^ th*
. . . na.a)
■&gt;. *rror «„iHf , .
,
, ^
* PAw w xatiag .|h« wetgia e f
! morning at l* a'rulck. Another I hick rrlailve to Smith'* vote* It) |ana’ reprexeatatlv. • ll.mver dr n.*y, howexer.t K«,
lollexed,he he
I
\\ . . ■ ..
I ». * 1 * aoghl tu be reculdere.l m
,nd that t? iwav aeeet he Pxte*
IGTON, Sept. 12.
the
Now
York
are.rnbly
b,tween
rlawd
he
M
l
*
*
d
tL
^
L
’L
,
theforerxenaer of the "radI* mo* -fact that Sex retire Kriiagg waw «*tU*»Up than aa attempy to alter • *ildw to vb**t l*f- nyrdhrl i l l , tn
|r • were boing made l.y program will be g i*m Saturday luio
. . and ll» - ’ t o X x tM j* ,1-11. - « X P . I M
™
; •xtnjwoned re the White Havre# a* i f « « v * t i u t i o n .
jUka Mmcat
- a , th* , , x * .
IU| artment today to night at 7:30 o'rlork, to he fol* p.al»»g alm
lm»*t
...t
«l Ure.y with tU&gt; t# nor vwterwaa " Hf |-p( p ^
-a * i after Mr t*a*,lklgv‘a artreal
*11 I fl» J thl* antatwimewt
U Urtt ti ,!n -.-.»:l«n for
the a&gt;iat
0 S ’ itli't
bbmarlnea with thy new lowexl Sunday * morning
. H ( , „ „ blfU a ffe tin g i h - , the goxeram ,, t w aaprerW in,
S a x e rix.b iu * to report# that th* n*ee»ary
(&lt;• abxdith ilit-rM iit*. i c n r e in e x t ef oyeorw hy F rx tf ft.
k e, railed th* "lung.'* o'rlork with th* Final * r n ir * of
•li^ii\#
dc»cr. .«r%l lijr Mill. r a%
Awl
!»«.», u &gt; •, h#,
I’re.il-fH regarded C e a*reen.,e- tUn ar-d tr » » .r.* e,«uality a t •# •&lt;*- Ibxwal, « f Dmdva
IS M
ilt!.# Itui SMitifY
allaeL up- n,*m and wtiairp.
^
W" '*« P &gt;
yew* nf und*r»ea* t&gt;oaU thr beginning of the nrw )ear, , b*»
an»v*r
n ith *a attach
ru *|
M ■" Important prehletu *m. In porlvnity for w om ea, I prem rei I k * a ta te iw e a l,
m a la L i t
the water.
The Hebrew naw year lurmally
h*,M •* hi* reply to the Wiliam fiTA jif 1 mai * . . . .
te n d e d I* detremtnwhether tl rwtl that I wdl gtva II th e a reH !
a r o u c j wldaxpexad i.e.
.
.
.. .
_
illa.x U'L.I.
Ibroauabie*.
.__ .
U’l . W l-lec
m
Alien
While
which con*i*t* of
nf an
an! abegin*
al *undo%*&gt;i Friday after
'• gM &gt;wyaixiu* tha raral y a tti f*« .table ex.nei.terattea Hut I am|ruawbm te la ) aia.n.- the c u te ,
with a mouth.pi.-x- noon and will vnd M. n.Uy mom. ftret *tatetnent wa* in |*art h a rd portanl dix.xion of .h* o»,x..-«. «.
? * * 9 • ,M
• " • ' m-t «-.,»g te rWxtga myaelf to n I •».«. r.thereu here
ha» undergone a num. Ing. Tl»x* hxAiuay U »G*erxx-,l -to n Militr'e b o lt.tm .. . r-u la U l W areTtlka S k p U .
B m #* - t i s_ *
.
I Immv i m &lt;U *n «U«fti||vft
^*&lt;1
It
•ful lerta, the lateit
i , ^
.
Hi. ro-ihlgw
•• te
v ,.,te
.,m A “*
tr»«*‘ phr*wu», *• .# ., t
• IU H LO TTF. V r . Sept. 13,
utxf
-ligaiWox
throx ghtout th* w»rhl
The re­ by -r e Nrw York Civic l-a g u - |»U to 1,,-w J
Hnind K«U«|f
l-Vl'f.N&gt;t depth In t'heia(•oxerwor Smith - latex! tiwfliaU ffuce evperwtiturew,"
. *__ ___ “Th
(IN S )- The pub lie whwl rerar) lilir v i) in tK
,|xUMU.
for the” I-«-**.!
^
antiw ar phci * k « k ta * htmi 1_- IV
' ~ u’L
i i ' , i ' T . ~ZL
amtliag
M*VtuV
u aM
ia,H
ti **’IUkfl|
off Sulmnan'i Dland, form Jew* olwerv* only m e day, lrally in hla reply to White,
da
aa
it
*
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i
h)
1^.
'h
.l.
g
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M
Alfred
ft,
Smith
wax
de
Saturxlay, wt.il* the orth.idoE ol.- •haigra he that art xrtred a* "xoar.
accepted ’•# x trtuady ail the na . ***T Mu*tied I Xugkbn af
•tvaa * *ixd
*».n
* * " Maiae,
a ..fr'^'ii:
**** *-* rexvlatb-a
•-** ^
U
mrni iuu . i nop.lx. r t l r a i a r c t i h«| '• • M by IWactor Joaeph T. M
w fie two day*, Saturday aid
UoM tavtted to a I hare.
- Wtid,
"*
Moiae. it
elce1 •V.nwan
lire , ama***^
v, «
htor, l.irut. C. [I. Mon- Sunday. Following ih 'ir hitinri, |a id l), ‘ that he would rxol ta le rug. It «wu*l l» )u*|, || ha* hem mi, ami '"•on. IWmorralW v’ice |.r, ,.d.wl.»l
‘ • V * P*r1»; Mi&gt;. Mat.I Y'-ing
It b wet xUlnxd |b_ V, leniichi
&gt;ph Rlben ami Kd- cal tradition*, the Hrhrew* a*- j m iai .# of furtHi r atlarka of thia I Uwmltl
ll I* roftllBHf.'*
■ * i o i » , ifi •
li Mr
a* at Son Fiaw tw o; Mr*. H er i .••« treat* banian Ufa bw H to
«*ki. navy diver*, malt- •emible in their temple* and *yi*a. nature In few of th* reienl .1
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Charlotte early today
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t e d t . t e r e lp J te d I ilM.'* t ' * ' I
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play hy Ik* cap rU| » ; gem* **'•
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Femgia OuicaaA, tenmee am aixu- T a rtiw &gt;y Dc. 0 . F, MxUmg,
r ^ r* •»» V lllu .tr* ia*t winter at the (h la a ie fair. The
miMicaa cngreeategal commute*. I I NK a r u k * i s H hW tM r I
, Mle* J.xba G *ig-f ax J Mr. ekampian. Waa 1 a# « a Phtidpa PvmucmI. tyregoa, Van U « , ____
kwturre. elide* and V w l organic*!,, o will.kt-ep the
INFANT DAL’GMTAIR, HIM)
ha* receired M1.SW h o.
yare Rteg, HweVrex
Fmlay al i V la ta hai IV la iu t le Arthtxr Yale*, KexXreter, by 1
nattenal cwmmirtee.
^ iU * vepecta to •ward* for two week* and the a
la k e Ataxy Mr*. Maude Faxtu wxu* i V lllii, IJth, I Mb, to wyuare and A aad K i m *x x U a ia a hy
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$1,276,720 Is Made -----Thai He Suffered From Nerves And
Possible By S a v in g ' *
Lost Match Within His Grasp

4

WERT NEWTON. M ass, Sept.
H«“- ( I N S ) — t'ossra of stratcher
bearers still were searching the
acene o f tho great disaatrr for th*
dead and dying this morning as an­
oth er day dawned to tho east of
th a t sprawling octopus of go^f
edurrfa, Braelium. It was to have
been a day given nv*r to a fighting
finish of the national amateur golf
championships qualifying round
but, to many, in thr original field
of t43, hope and rven Ufa itaclf wa*
all but extinct.
Notables of the links wrrr among
the major casualties tqjind am'ing
tho ruin* of the first day’s piny,
even Holier! T. Jones, Jr . the
your.g maestro, was listed among
the Injun I for the first time in hi*
recent yrara of tournament exper­
ience.
Tho casualties of the moment
and the extent of thrir injurle*
were || fotlowa: Hevcro laceration*,
mostly pride; Bobby Jonrs 77;
Francis Ouimet, Max Marston,
Jesso Rwiets r, W. I.. Hope, Ed­
die Brld, Frank. Dolp an l Ban
Stein, 78.
Painfully Injured; Maurice M ■
Carthy, Eustace Storey and Phill­
ips Finlay, 79.
Serious;—Dr. William TwnMrll,
Major C. O, llix lct, John G. Andi-rtnh, Dirk Jonrs, Jesse Guilford.
Chirk Evans, Watts Gunn and Bill
Fownrs, 80.
C ritical—Clarke Corkran, HI,
I.I wm despair* I of; T. A. Tor­
rance, and Dr. O. F. Willing. 8.1.
Identified dead: Ellsworth Au­
gustus, 85, and Roland MarKrnzir
88. This list includes the name »•/
thr present and seemingly perpet­
ual rimmplnn, Mr. Junta; three
former champions nf England,
alx ex-champions of America ami

How They Stand

MIAMI. P I.A , HepL I I —City
fficial* reduced operating « •
at leait two of Its ranking Walker
C’up men.
penset ||348, 543.31 durng th'
Of the g»«d ones who started year ending June 30, «isl ihus per­
out »o gallantly yesterduy to give
battle to Rrarhum’s d&lt; lulling con­ mitted a reduction n the tax levy
tours only a comimratlro few were of $1,270,720.63 |in audit of ih ;
al ls tp return with victory or near city's books complctid last week
victory as thrlrs. Among the su*- by the Federal Audit Company and
rrtsful wrre Harriron (Jimmy)
Johi ston and G «rgi- Volght, who made public yriterday, shows.
Principal reductions were made
topiK-d the firit day’s qualifying
field with 71.* actually l&gt;eating p»r; in the welfare, service nml safely
(’. Rocs Somerville, the Canadian
dr|uirt mints.
who equalled it with a 72; George
During the ym r, 'hr city rpeni
Von 13m, cx-champion. with a
smart 73; atul Dun Mur and Fred I 2,8vn..&gt;8 for all dopartmoatal cxWright iwth 74 s.
•
pensrs and 1178,116 for other ex
Thomas P. P. rklns, British proses, making g tidal of f3,6O0,
champion, also did every thing r x - ,
pectnl of him In scoring a 7 6 ;' 805. Expenditures for the year
Arthur Yale* ami Tommy Taller emtieg June 30, 1927, totaled $ V
being adrquatrly placed in the. 4 K J 4 1 .
fame bracket. George Dawson . Revrnues for the la*t ye«r were
among the 7Va also was well up - J5A75&gt;33, compare! to I7.234with hie rightful pare, ami It mav
610 for the previous year.
he said that Rudy Knepper, Grfr I
Homans and John Dawc»n did well ■ The city tyid cash in l&gt;anka
enough to finish in a dead heat amounting, to .f£ a326J6*-2 un June
30, and permanent ataets of $29,.
with Jonrs at 77.
tneuding
The inevitable dark h o n es-tab .. ryviutn, this amount
annually appear in the money at lands, hull ling*, streets, rid walk*,
this junction out of nowhrrr hsdi sewtrs, and other property owned
three poet entries this rooming by the city.
namely D. J . Armstrong. Aurora, j -iThrrn are account* receivable of
Ilia, with a 73; John II. Ryerson ' It tl^ V i. A rts a on several of the
Chicago, and John D. Ames wit’., accounts was recommended a» they
75’s and It. II Gorton. Rrachurn.
might I* out lawc-d b)f the statu C
with a 76.
of
limitation*. One was an a*-’
All In all, th&lt; lu»l with par «»vr
the firit 1* holes proved to le t rount nganv. the Coral Gables
one way affair, only 45 of the 14 '..
starters bettering 86. That mi ant
of course, that tho**' on thr border
line this morning inrluding Ouir.ir*
liw w tirr, Marston, Mr Carthy.'
Storey, Twnkleli Heilet. Guilfor-I
Evans and Gunn, will be afked
,
show sonyrlhlng better -today If',
they wish to assure themselve* of
finishing within the qualifyng 52
low arnrvs.

imi rrrard with the seriousness ft
t f , •ituation confront mg them.
JorrC runtcstion ia thkt fear of
thr consequence* often procures
better |T&lt;,,f than the
d‘ with a
tranquil mind 1* able to furnish.
1 id. r to make hi* |«'int Jim rcltci the toumsment
career of
Watts Gunn as an example. Gunn,
he points out, often entera. minor
tournaments with mm It serenity
that, in faring obscure oppon­
ent,. he Isn't ab'e to muse him*rlf to a proper pitch gfntil his
rival . has "him badly "down"
Whcrras, say* Jonea, If Gunn ia In
a lug chainbi«n»hip. he goes ,uut
&gt;n the fir*T tee. highly keyed up
over the importance o f hr ailuaturn and, in consequence. Is able to
play the stars of the trams, stroke
fur stroke, and sometimes even bet­
ter.
This argument and the assertion
nf Hancock that too much confl
cipcrldKo In question.
drove ruined hii'play may be wit*
flie r fonfident
He says, among other things, that trrtight in every rrrpecE But
he was so certain of victory that their logic will prove somewhat
he couldn’t concentrate properly confusing to the duffer. The
and that, n n th i occasion when hr latter t r told that he must rein*;
had a "lie* on a hare spot o ff the that he must D ec his mind of all
fairway, he was to confident of wvrry if he is to score well.
the issue that he didn’t a^i for a % Hancock says the relation of
ruling hut addressed the hall as ovcr^onfidritce lost him the open
Jonrs
declares
though playing from n trap for championship,
fear someone later would question that Gunn and other golfer* have
1,.,111,;-, of tl
hut He add trouble l.t pliylng their best golf
hreai/sc they can’t
milted that ihc antics of the gallery on oeea
worry
suffiricnlly.
bothered him but seemed to
These contrary Idea* are not
regard this as a sccomlsry causr
of his failure, not as the primary hehi up by vfritcra with the In­
cause, as so many observers aaw It tention of embarrassing their
It it interesting that his vrrsien &gt;s authors but merely to support
published almost simultaneously what the duffer, in his sublime
with an article by Bobby' Jones In Ignorant*, hat long suspected:
which the master declares that thr That golf has the cnott contrabans uf many tournament player* jil.itury. set of commandments
Is their failure to become properly 1 &lt;&gt;f j»tiy Institution known to man.
NEW YORK, Sept. 11—(IN S )—
Walling until all of thr boy*
had sobbed their last agonies the
collapse of the young man wh»
couldn’t shoulder the nerve strain
..f accepting « victory in the open
golf championship, IColind Han
cork, now* rises to remark, In
effect, that the romirtmUtora,
If rmt all wet, are at least some­
what damp.
The boy* attributed the young
man s pair of 6'a on the last two
bobs at Olympia Fields, when all
he in e&lt;led w-* a'strca k i^rer par
each, to *tagv fright.
the -current Issue
of a YTolf
Illuslratrd, says It was dur to over
confidence and i|iybe we ought
to believe him.
Anyhow he probably qualifies as
an authority In this particular
matter, fur he happens to he the
young man w*ho underwent the

YcHterduy’« Results

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HOL'TIIKMN AHHIM

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NAKlIVILI L
NEW YORK
I’ENFACOl.A
I’lTTt BURUII
SAN / NTONIO
FAN FRANCISCO
T A lll’A

Million Trout E krh

Wfll Be Distributed

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GLACIER p a r k . Mont., Sept.
r*“ I I —(IN S) Tw.. million native
•*'
truot egg* from l)»e Cnitcd Hlatr*
527 fuh hatchery at Ibiarman, Munt.,
,47(1 now sre ready for the trough* In
4«| th* hatchery at Glarirr National
4,(4 . I’-ark They will be distributed in
' , ' the h eteia of this rrgiun of t)u&lt;
Itiv llri, aciording to W, C. Iluik*
3*8 inH*i.-r, h. ...| of th« batclivi) a;
1 i r . r i i r Calk.
GAMI!A TODAY
Over 21,600 rainbow trout al&gt;
* 'AMKRICAN LBAGCF.
rrady have been liberated In thr
water* about Many Glacier, and
Chlragn at Datroit.
If.O.iN*) ralnbuW will le dUtritn^ted
Ptilladrlphia at New Yotk.
In Twu Medicine, Josephine and
(Only game* scheduled.)
MrlV-rmott lak e*. 15,000 grayling
NATIONAL USAGUR
have been plantot this spring. Half
Cincinnati ut Kl. I^itiia.
of that number wg»r put into MurPltflihurgh at Chlcagu.
Brooklyn at Phlladrlphia.
New York at Huston.
KOCTIIKHN AKMtHTATION
MubUe a l Atlanta,
hyamhvilie at Idttte K iel.
New Orleans at Birmingham.
I.OS A NOBLES, Sept. 1L—
(Only 'ihree games scheduled )
t IN S )- l.leutrqant J , J William*,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
25. uf Ciah, army alunt aviator,
died at a Culver City hospital
Cotumbu* at Irolfanapolie.
carl)' today from Injuries reD ’ttiavllle at Tulcdurehed - v.lo n hi* plane crashed
Milwaukee at Miaiiaapuliv.
during t ‘ e national al, rwrw* hare
.IV L h A Cdy at SL Paul.
ttrday.

Mrmphiu
Birmingham
Id t ’.e Itorh
Oisttanuoga
Mobile ____
New Orlren*
All i ' i * .
Nashville

STOCK EXCHANGE RETORTS
AMN B T SUU t t 3-4
AMN AGRI 52 1 2
AMN CAN 10* 7-8
•AMS CAR F i n - 07
AMN 1.INSD 1*2
AMN LOCO SO
AMN BMKLTG 244
AMN S T L FD Y 57 1-2
AMN BUG R E F 78
A T AND T 181 1-4
AMN WOOLEN 16 1-4
ANACDA 75 3-8
ATCTI8 N 103 1-2
ATL G U LF ANI&gt; W ! 55
B AND 0 113
BETH S T L 63 3 8
B U TTE AND SU PR I t 1-1
pac a n
(H IES AND OHIO 188
folC O AND 74 WN 85 1^4 .
C1IGO M AND ffTP 37 1-1
C H ILE CORP 48 1-4
COLO F U E L 64 6-8
G E M . MTKS 201
GURCI1 80
GT NOR PFD 99 1 2
ILL CEN T 143 1-4
1NSPHN CORP 34 5-8
INT NICKEL 126 1-4 •„
INT PPR 68 3-4
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KNOTT 07 L 8
MARINE PFD 36
Ml CORP 22
NAT KN AND ST P 36 6 8
NV CENT 173

NY NH AN1» M»

NOR PAC 08 1-2
P l’RE OIL 23 7-8
PKNNSY «3 3-4
PITTS COAL 43
Plt-SI) STL CAR 2
R tD IO 217 l - ‘

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REPUB IR AND ST L
ISlNCLR OIL 26 M l
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SOU .PAC 124 5-8
1
SUC RWY 161
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STU DEBKR 80 1-4
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TEX A S CORPS 67 1-2 i
TOR PRODS 103
A
UNION PAC 185 1-4
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UNI bid STD23 :i I I

US IND A1C 118 3-8
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US RUHR 31 1-4
US S T L 1W H
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1W KTl. PFD 1411 H U ! I
W R STH SE 105 3-1
W HITE MTRS 38 1-4
W ILLV S OVERLAND 21 1-!
COL GAS AND BLKC. J !X
CONS GAS M
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CORPN I’RDS 83 7-8
CRUCl S T L 73 1-2
CUBA CANE SUG 4 3-4.
DEL AND HUD 197
E R IE 58 3-8
AMN IC E 4 * 6 8 A T AND T 181 1.1
AMN 10H A C 168
BK Y N EDISON 268
CHGO RI AND PAC 122

here Sunday night revealed
PARTI IT*! aiT1
today that women smuggled guns
IN D lA N A FO ti^
DENT’ER. S e r t 11.— (IN S ) — into Cleveland Owens and Steven
—
tlNS)-»-Bitlw
Beck,
two
of
th»
convicts
killed
An rarthqtrake ahoek shock draerbe*) as of "medium intensity by the guanr*. No arrests, how­ split the l» Ids*ttwfc
for two yean
wax registered on tho aelsmograpli ever, have yrt been made.
come to an etd i
at R»gi« Collego hcn* at 8 o’elovk
mr nt by TV ns, g ^
I t l ’SSIA N S A RRESTED
this morning. Tho Rev. F . A. Foresading publtsaerg^i
(tall, in charge of the apparatus,
T/1NDON, Sept. 11. — ( I N S ) — Ind. Comawiv^ gg,
mid he hcl eved tho trsmhlor was A numbsr of Russians, Inrluding auppart both rxtWj
on the North American Continent m l army commanders, hav0 Iwen tickets of uw G 0 F.'
but could not estimate the dlstanre am -atrd by the "(JP U ’ —aeerrt
or direction of th«v shock.
political poller, charged with con­
(TOO LATE TO
spiracy against tha S&lt;»vlet Gov*rnPUOBK CONIUCTKD
ment, according to an F.irhangr f o r d courr. to
telegraph dispatch from Riga this bargain.
Jail %
BATON R 0 U 0 E , U - . Sept. I I .
— (IN S )—An Investigation of the afternoon quoting reports from the achol. See Arrhs |
i Myrtle.
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fatal ja il break at the Angola Ruaalan frontier.
ra a tp

Quick Serv:
F o r light houvrksgtg
cam p in g or quick m *
tho Incom parable Chat
T able Grill reigns suprs* |

HMKIO Walk Out In
Kail Strike In India

Weather Reports

WASHINGTON,
Sept.
II
(IN S ). Along the South Atlantic
Coast he winds will l*c gentle to
AMP.ltIt AN l.l'.AOl'P.
moderate north.ast or ru.il anl
rhlcago. O', Detroit, 4.
the wiathrr wi| IW mos'.ly over
Boston, 6; Wa*hlng!oii, 2.
cast with «h&lt;'Wvra tunignt ur W«.i.
S t. l/oii*, 5; Clrvekmd, 3.
ricsday. Ovcr'lhc Ea»t Gulf th«
(Only three gam n acheduVd.)
wind* v* II! gentle to m idetatr
NATIONAL l.liA til II
r.iiV ll) n&gt;ul thr weather will hr
IV tibu i g, 7; Chicago, 5.
parity ovi rra»t tonight and WrdNew York, 1.11; llo*ton, l-H». ncsita), probably shower* over
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Brooklyn, 6-7; Phlladi Iphjs, 11.2 east portion Wednesday.
F e n 'ax- till 8 P.-M. Wednenlay
Cincinnati, 7; HE Diuis, 2.
For ITorida, showers tonight and
SOUTHLKN AHSOCIATION
Mobile, 3 ; Atlanta, 2. t to Inn Wednssday, rxce|H gmerally fair
in wen pot* -n tonight; gentle
Ingi.)
noithra*t or r«t| vfiol* over norih
New Orleans, 10; Birmingham, "■
|mii Ion mol east or southeast met
Nashville. I; Littla Rack, (Only th irc games scheduled.)
Fi-r extreme norM).wr«t Florida,
(uir t'.roighl an l Wrdn •&lt; , . i v
liOiiKuc StandiiiKH rapt probably local thun irrrhuw.
rrs Wednrsilsy afternoon; gsr..’ nurthrsp, or ra*t wind*.
AMF.RU .VN I r.AOl F.

Exchange R,

I y **.j.k rust g«llh^p.i|, vuu|u&gt;
iiointy. $7.20.1; pndissionul di»(eunta allowed, 11.042. and Lul
drlit* rh a ig rl n il, 121,377.
A
r(duction in updating ei|»en»e»
liom the prnvb us fiscal year wuv
&lt;fleeted in thr amount ol IHMJlhH.
The operating rxpenscs Tur th­
y e a r i moun •- I to 81 prr cent of
th« gr..-* larnlngs, when’s* for
thg pnvi.ling year t*w iwicrntag.
wa* 91.38.

Vidoria Carriages
Are Fast Pa s s i ng
From Washington
WASHINGTON, b .pt. II (INH)
The V iclont carriage ami It*
prancing blacks, relic* of a more
leisurely civilisation, are fa*t illsappearing from the *trv«'t« of the
nation's Capital, practically thrir
Ir.et stror&lt;hoM.
Twenty year* ago there w*rr M
"fo r hire" Vlct«»ria* moving ile
ronijely alaiut We»hlngtun. Now
there are seven.
They hung on doggedly after the
sdvi-nl uf the automobile, unlit)
1‘rea. T aft'* adminl*trat cm, when

"W e's about gunc." he
said.
"Used to be sCe could make lot*
j f money. Now the p*e)iin'* la migh­
ty or a Vs. ’Bout the only pas*
engrts w* git* Is boy* larkin'
•bean at edghL We don’t carry Mr.
Jape* la tl
rharvh av*« Sunday maw -

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CALCUTTA, Sept. I I .— (IN S )—
l.aber difficulties at
l.lltooah I
havt broken &lt;&gt;ut afresh with a new
.trike of m*&gt;re than 10,000 wurkcrx
Larger I*roduction Is In the wurkshipa of the East India
Railway Company.
Also Attributed Tu The trouble was thought to havr
Methods Of Science be* n frttlrd during July after a
Strike lulling 131 nays. The r r ■
nrwu| of lioatilitirs, however, was
dur t it a s|«e.h by the leader of
th r workers, K. F Mtrra. who ha*
l»ecn ta«kn to Asanml where he Is
suhjr-ct t.i tnagi*ti-rial proerodings.
Thr wnranun after li*tm ing t&lt;&gt;
their batlrr olr-crvrd Fatyagraha,
or pa-«lvr rrlistanrr, in*lde thr
worksh'ips. Thry drmanded the ori­
ginal strike terms. They were
ejected with the grratr*t difficulty j
from the workshop*, and were then '
i &gt;m|ianir* *ie!.lng nnv fiel-t* that locked cut.
till y l ul l out thr sp-'t-* In ril- pro*,
p.-ctive t •-r, it •&gt;r&gt; wtirrr f .1.1* cmi*tcd i'i I hr »urf.ue formali-n and
drill tlx 4r wildcat well* on the
it r * !* or uxla of these polr*
Thr Enipirr &lt;•»• soil fir-1 com­
pany was the first in th«- world to
apply the idrn, say* Wi'lam IAlnsworth, vice prr*litrnt of the
roinnany which dor* m jri. ..( tin.work of nhi.ilyxtng the prmpae*
live field*.
Two Big Field*
Bringing in the Augu*t,i and the
E| Dorado field* in K*n*» . two of
tho l«rgi-*t at l Hr time that they
Were brought In. the latter not be­
ing nnr of the big producers wa*
ihr contribution t.f the Empitr Gas
and Furl company to the world's
suppjy of petroleum.
Even m it significant than the
actual piodui'lbm of million* of
barn I* of oil for the world's consumpti.m ii th , fs it that tt.u piwtiecnng act in the uie of geology to
find new field* has revolutionised
one pha*v of tile indriry. It has
iliminatad aonte of the eaily gam­
ble aitnehrd to It at the time that
Rockefeller UgaB to am **, his I w(tf , ,»|htr crude £
n* it made
fortune in Ftapdaid OR. br.tdca in the area whe; the oil may be..
making for a much larger pi-duc- Although not so exact as th* gro
Hon than would have W li potsl- Jo g i.t*’ work on the rack fora**bk kad thr gambling *h,nc, rc tion*.ir.»n&gt; gmal vrcUa have b ee*
malned In thr busineta.
b o u g h t in by this maghod. Ain*
Throughout the Mid Continent weith alatta.
.
region piwclKsily all » f th* arvwa.
Drilling Not Evgeaslte
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wiiere surface formellea* are eaIn this dtsaertlon on the matpoed for the grologiait'e work ter Alaawunh rxplodri lha popular
have been mapped.
ron&lt; sption tkal all ell A ilin g Is
J M JU Are t.'aefal
esctttlv tly expensive: He point *
There still exists, however, In out that the cost of core drilling h
this great Middle Western itin tecy nut prohibitive and outside the poo.
vast areas of laad where the geo- s)ble range of operations of the tologist cannot map the surface he- called assail operator. ID states
pause soil, eiU or sand cover* these that U Is a rare ca*e when one
rock beds necessary in determining year’s rental* uf « blech ur evsa
place* favorable to (he aecuaiula a purlioa of the year's rentals wdi
lion «f **i| and gas.
wot pay tor the cast o f drilling.
One method, however. Is being
" t t is a foolish veoture to put up
usod to overcoat# this difficulty a r&gt;x gad drill g well eweting forty
since the invention of the dtaiwocvJ os fifty thousand dollar* on J« g
drills, now In common us# whire- any locstioo where the aurfare for­
ever oil D being produced. The pialieiw are covered when a few
geologists, tfpuo the aaeumplioite (h*d*and daUars spent fa r core
gained fro*a larostigstiuiu in the dulling might eliailnate g very
uelghbor.tvg aeytkms,
werhi part f ( tha chaw ;#J Aln»nelgkburiftg
**;iY 9N i y k h *v ,

T tieao grills cook
any hind of food.

1

A w o n d e rfu l poitMl
ho m o necessity &lt;•»**
all occasio n s.
C o sts about Sl« c»*s#
t»our to operate.
Lot our Sunshine fa* I
r i o m o n s t r q t o r ta l#
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m la M In h m rn tn

u&lt;te

r i u - l ’ u rr

wuter

h c c itu ic th e y b r l i r t r In g t ia l ll y :

Myrtle’s Doughnut Shop Valdez Hotel
Hotel Forrest Lake

Hotel Montezuma

Seminole Creamery

Baggett’s Confecl

Smoke House

Roumillat &amp; Am

Sanford Drug Co

J H U .U W I L

Throe arc oalv a fr»»

(he trorth aI. H r-I’ur*

Naairr* of olhrr palmn m will be publUhed later.
If you don’l believe aa lhr&gt; do. phone 277 mil try ••
•There’a (|uality in the laat drop.”

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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEM BER

TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA

PAGE TWO

The Sanford Herald

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Religion In Politics

SANFORD FORUM

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l « l l » r e l t e m t a M , I ’I m U i
I I I M eg eella l i r a * *

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During the past few months we have heard the cry
rained from practically all niilen that the churyhes .should
If thin menus that pn-achera should
R n t * r * .l
a * t .r u m l ' r t m i
m * II» r atay out o f politics.
O r d ilx r 1 *. 1*11. a l J i t * I’ m M I I m
m
MM
political
MTlcw
while at the » n » H IT &lt;
at Ms.ifartl. Kl&gt;&gt;rl&lt;!». und.r art of
v 'a l l H M o f M a i* '; 1. H IT .
pulpit, »- -. will
IIn*
tiff a pulpit,
. . ------have
--------no difficulty
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me

t»&gt; we that

It appear*

I’ EH CENT

DEMOCRATS

It la I elu tion , ur* not gi.ing to prove to

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UK* Month* ....— ——
CHra* Month*
t t C a rrie nar W*a*

Th« lUrald, Hanford'* pl*na*r n&lt;»&gt;
aiib*:rllia&gt; lo ih* Int.rn*h ia i B a n M r*lr*..rrj« lr ln i (.uni
am* •’•parlor n*wl *rg»nl«*tion
•»*nly ihtiuaand ward* d»ill «uv*ik l all iha l«*dlnd *v«nt* of th«
•Stir* world Th* 1. N h. I*
aaclallir *fflr'»til In Florid* *nd It*
fssnner of h*:. 4 il*g *t*l*
la
Wtlhoal equal.

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The Herein 1* # member uf the
Audll Uurvau of L'lrculatlon*. *0
Jniewfi»ilunNl- A*e*eUllou of Pub'
tUhere. Ad"*rtls*r* and A4 v*rtlS'
log Agent* whlrh require each
I'ubllener member A to iifbtnlt * a
theruuah audit ’ol »ub*crltitli'ii
ll*i* in order l« verify absolutely
all claim* of nrrulilleA, •• well »•
liunict buslu.1** methfrd*.
HWTKM HKHJ 2
111 111. F'. VF.KXK FOB TODAY

, GOD HAVES—God will fulfill
ItTp drslre of them that fear him:
he alto will hear their cry, and will
aava them. — l’»alm 145 : 19 . \—;
P R A Y E R -O U n i, our l» n l,
Thou atom- art «ur Salvation.
I .(HIM Nil FORWARD

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The little baby dtlkwnrtn *&lt;mhi
May nit i p within It* *nug *'"• «n
Until *ome bright anil *uiiny il.iy,
It hatrhe* nut and file* away.
Tti* ralf that Inpr* arm ** the tew
Hopta day a hn**y row may I f ,
And nut W butrhrred fur the v*»l
To fum lih forth u noonday meal.
The hen may auma day rear ,i
broixl
From what I* novr our breakfast
food
The fish, JMorn by hook* nr ipear*
May ||\% for many, muny year*,
Imtend of worrying each day
About a future a* *aute.
All living thlnic* may live their
llvea
Without a thought of ■hutrher
knivee.
For man, |irrha|i« * few year*
henrr,
Will analyte their element*,
And make of them the *llk We
wear,
A* well a* all our bin* of fare.
And none of them their live* need
Kive
Thai you and I may die** and live.
And thrn annind the raith they'll
mam
And vat u&lt; out of h»u*r and home.
— JAM KM J . MONTAGUE.
There are two kinds of r ta l* llernocraU and hypocraU, and the
bypocrat* are the one* who dr nk
wet uin! vote dry,
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Mayor MaiKay uf Tampa hu»
liunnrd all "Indi-ceiit' msgaiinr*
from new stand*. Wonder how the
newsstand* will like trying to'
make a living from newspaper
tale* alone.
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„ , lr „ v,„
it mennn that no one church, or group of &lt;hurencs ntwui'i arn taking thli jtietbod &lt;** ehowifi*
I .m .. Simon Pure, toe P«r a* tfiie DtHKHlIA V',I&gt;!r'im'V„t.
bT
KAMI.lt V* jox »:» M***«la« w im l oppose . certain candidate tor ofnee necauae he happon* !th»t
t will not be
i»;n j t i i i r m m o t
__J------ 1to he a member of another rhtirch. we ran moat-neartit) cent tTm orrst, rr»«ly *t all timra nece»*ar/ at ,th i* linn- to n*in«
M O M .A N D I - I I K . O
rn. I I O W I N I I N i : m .

otoo. aad ! * " ■ « * „

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Apparently Herbert Hoover i* *
very optimistic angler, A prt**
dispatch yesterday declared that
the Kepubllran nominee wa* plan­
ning u fishing trip to lower Chesa­
peake Bay.
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Bulh national campaign headijuurtcr* are condemning a to-cab
led "whl»|&gt;eHng campaign''. It ha*
lieen our ohservallun, however,
that lnu»t people are doing Mine
pretty liiud-lnoulHrd talking uIhiu!

II.
Mayor ItoushoUrt ie doing
solna first etas* esplalnlng of thr
pinpoerd amendment*. We wonder
what hr i* going to tay when he
roinea to the one about county and
■tate official* Wing city commis­
sioner*.
Thvr* I* an old saying,'and » r
4t*lj«va It* a|ipm|&gt;rtai*-ne*« h»» Wen
|m&gt;V(d upon any numWr uf «sra*luiu, that "Aa Main* gov*, »&gt;&gt; gov&lt;
tha nation.' It will W a »ad llwv
for th* Drmurrallr jtarty If that
aaylng hold* tcuv in NowniWr.
------ --- A ...------Wa am In^ircvlpt of a Ivttrr
from an rx-a'*plrant to Ih* hun•r* of a Democratic numlnw. It U
proposed In the letter that a de­
mand W mad* df alt more *urre»*ful ' candidate* to slate publicly
tk*ir position* in regard to the
national ticket. But .the letter,
strangely enough, wa* nut signed
We have the utmost respect for
those a he differ In opinion* frum
u», but We could never enthusiast­
ically endorse the proposal of a
man who would not admit the sug­
gestion was his own.
We are pleated to puhliah in
.•iher column* of thl* p a t* a le t­
ter from W. II. Ballard who *ay*
la another letter to U* that whether
or net w» print it may prove that
**• are "absolutely impartial, neu­
tral or whatever you an* or may
he-. Wa can't *ee where It prows
anything s t all a« we’ have repeat
•dly oald, and preved, that we win
‘ at anything anybody ela* will
.ha* we do wi»h for the u k *
ear readers that Mr. Uallanl
HU curtail hi* reneepandenc*
• hundrvd ward* or aa.

agree with th at also. But if it menn* that minister^ of
the gospel, who are supposed to «taml for the U s t thing*
in n community, state. or nation, and who are *UPPW™
lo ho endowed with a certain higher degree o f intelhgenet- capable of making them leader* o f their floth,
must hold their pence and refrain from commenting up­
on, or better still condemning, evil conditions or danger­
ous tendencies which they may see in their government,
whether national or .local, then we ray there is can**1
for disagreement.
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We find io a recent sermon of the Reverend rAimund B. Chaffee, pastor o f the Labor Temple m the
citv o f New York, something which seem* to express
as" well as possible the way we feel ol»OUt the matter.
Referring to the Constitution o f the united States, he
said,
‘T h ere wa* thus w ritten into the organic law
of our country
should ho sonarato; that wrltMUstiiitl organiintionK wore
not to control our political life. All this seems so natural
to us that it- is hard to realize that it was something
But practically throughout Mil df
new- in the world.
recorded time and jind/aldy for ages before th at
and government had been so Ixtund up together thai i
was well nigh ImjiosaUtle to separate them ew n
m
thought.
’No true friend either &lt;»f religion or of government
desires cccIchIusIIcaI eontfol of our |Kilitieiii affnir.1'. he
concluded. "B u t this is hy no means to sAj that the pul­
pit. must remain silent in the face of social injustice
and laditical corruption.
Preachers who walk in the
tradition &lt;»f Amos and Jerem iah, tT Isaiah and o f Jesus,
will never he stopped from dealing with s»* ial evils hy
the cry of politics in the pulpit."
W ith the thought in mind o f the recent i \|Kisiiri‘s in
Philadelphia, the gangland w arfares of New York and
Chicago, the Teapot Dome oil scandals, th&lt; corruption
revealed a few years ago in the Veterans Bureau, the
Indiidta scandals, and the manipulations of the "Ohio
gang," it seems pi its dial there is certainly a most projior
place in the istlitical field for a little missionary work
on the part of the m inisters.
It seems to te, that n
the preachers in some concerted action could Inject a]
little religion into politics, it would he for tin- best «*l
all o f us

to fight f&lt;*r my r*»rtythe** rnndiitate-*, a It ho Inter it
It r«mv* t&lt;&gt; my notice that
m a r ,,f the randhfate* that we may Ik* host to let the voter .know
vot-fl on in the June primary ju *t who he i* voting for, in other
word* jiu t what kind of a fieAk
new
building W a* ■ ‘million
m u ra m j thu Ih-mnrratfr donkey 1* that
dollar” strurtun* even if It co»t i aport- an elephant* trunk,
let* than half that *um. What
While my party ha* not le m
wa* more natural, then, than that e tj'r ullv ktml to me In the past,
every "high wind” hould become i notably the June primary, it l»
a "hurricane?"
Let that word i not th- fault of the party, hut
•hurricane*' br rut out. It ha* ah the*- ime Ilyhrid llem otrat* who
mo»t neivr h«'cn u*nl correctly, ;
ie*enl their party, niinrepAnd u*ed incorrectly it can cauae j rc-cr.-ed me to the voter*. *
more damage [han a real hur- J It
now time
the Ih-nmrlranr would
ernti party In Seminole County,

192S
Wi
Democrats Commit. : ,i » te»l that we would.never he

t V to c n to je t her, and weed out |»ati.n«L,A nd now that the »lm ina* a m
th ,’ "*|H,rt*” and mavrrirka.lt i* ^ ra tio n «*f ‘ he U « D_becomlng | ,|w.&gt;v&gt; "^vttUen. cM
time to combat the mi*rcpre,en. m„ „ „mj more diff^ult. T ha, nmr. Jair| Tr i ™ »« h»bvv», »
tat ion of our candidate for P »*-1 an.I
more
or
our
young
,^ n*. At ^
Uhnt. and the prinnpie* tor whkh ] {oll4( Mre becoming debauch*!. ^ ‘r live. £ t tl
. . . .
■ n.^r—
ami
phyrically
by
ha stand*. Rellgfmi*
prrdjudwe
is being used a* a »mohr screen this foul atuff that i» the re priviltge* of
to hide the fact that our oppo­ suit or Prohibition, ’t I* time Umted State*, t J J
nent* have m» !»*“&lt;■■ The weak ut Ihat w* cut Mr. Melton* melon, who h*&gt; lived *n ..T,’
-..... ................... ..
erm tho-immature, and aUip hi* •nd held h:Vk
vnflucn.-cd to think Lip lh«.r own jt-rome an.} the income •f Sraftlng the privelagv
'
weak wayl thai (ath *Jk i-m men­ officer* of the lav* who are re­ ITeiideni „f
71?*
ace* our country If Governor ceiving tribute of money for theit Preacher. . n l V A
Smith l* made ..ur Pre.idrnt. Iha^l protection" of bootSgffer*
am of all .people vuT " *
our Country will be flooden with moonshiner*.
own province *|
.
immigrants,
that whisky
will
S,, called preacher*. »re strain­ cha«e around the c-7
flow * * eater, etc, and n lot ol ing at a gnat and swallowing • and miirepreccnr* . ]
11
hunk and we a* DrmncraU ur- amel. In other word* ln*iead oi cause he .e r ,,,
doing nothing in defehce *&gt;f nor combatting this evil that 1* rum- Catholic. U t tt,
candidate. *A» to liquor question: ng our hoy* nut glr)». and many Democrat* •"d wire*
fwj
The way I *e« ItY* th»t It i* betnot hoy* and g rl*. an light w-'-cht*.
ter to have HONEST modificatloti
rvligeoua prejudice, and cent D*ci&gt;cr»cy ^
and control, than ikthonesi I ro P
*1___a. s ucurb
r k I h.l
r*»ntl‘r Altamonte . Sprie- *
the t*greater
hlbitlon that doe. not prohibit, or ! M ing nothing U
(Seminole Touwy
r
w
i
»
.
i
m
w
*
never know
7 *1
ev«vr will, 1 was one c r e w * 3
c l to two different Pn»U**tant d&lt;" * not r-n-rr ;*
give it a trial eight year* ago, I'd to
? ideoomlnntione. Baptist and Metho- taxpaying tune »nd r * ^ l
reatiaing that until wo did giv

THE TIME IS SHORT
THIS BEAUTIFUL PONY

Fort Myers Ivent! s The Way
Down in Fort Myers a most ambitions city beau tifica­
tion program has been undertaken.
Acting upon the
recommendations of the park hoard, the cham ber of com­
merce and other civic organizations, the city commission
haH adopted a five-year tree planting schedule. Th** pro­
gram will be carried on at a cost o f th irty thousand
dollars and may he supplemented h&gt; additional appropria­
tions. Under the plan a nursery firm has eontraeteii to
set out the trees, uiosl of which will lie royal palm*, and
will maintain them for two years.
.Fo rt
Myers' undertaking i
most commendable
Nothing attracts attention more tpdckly and gives a
more lusting impression than uniform plant growth. This,
the various uvir organizations and city offirlnls o f Fort
Myers have realized, and have set about to iapilallze nn
thut fact. They have given a decided impetus to the
state-wide beautification movement, which |,.i- i •-■-u ml |
voented enthusiastically hut which has act-nii-d to lag at
times for lack of aggn ^ivc action. O ther citie amused I
from th e if lethargy bv the progn-ssive steps of the I’alm j
City, mav he expei tn l to follow suit with t.&lt; ant Ma atimi |
programs ispndly as extensive or of »»ven great* i propor
lions.
Morldn has been eighth* called one o f the Ih-uiiU
s|Hits of tile country. It has become known us a garden
spot, not because of artificial means of decoration but
because of luxurious growth of flowers, plants and trees
This distinction Floridans should boast with forgivable
pride and, strive to preserve with ad of th e sup|*irt at
their command. The more steps taken toward b eau tifica­
tion tile more Florida's natural appeal will he enhaiuiit
and the more our visitors will lie impressed.
The Herald thinks this is a subject that cannot lie
over-emphasized,
it is just as im|sirtaut to encourage
tree planting and system atic plans of In au tifa ation as it
is to build cities and promote agricultural and industrial
expansion. Fort Myers has set a prnit * worthy example
and The Herald hopes the good work will continue with
other cities taking similar steps to ornament their streets
with graceful tree* and line their parkways with U'Rutifnl shrubs and other plant life?
\

First Period Ends Next Saturday
Thu First Period of The Sanford Herald’s Shetland Pony and Bicycle Campaign
will come to a clone next Saturday night. Vote« will nof count as much in the
Hecond period which begins Monday Sept. 17 and ends Saturday night Sept. 22.
Right now is the time to pile up votes while they count the most. Right now is
the time to ^et in your best efforts.

Now Is The Time To Pile Up Votes

CUT OUT “HURRICANE*
ST

The I m i j ’ s and Kiris who a re working to win (he beautiful Shetland Pony offered
by The Sanford Herald in this campaign should pile up as muny votes as possible
before n ext Saturday night. Votes count more in the first period than in the
last two weekH of the campaign. A big lead now may easily be held until the
close. 4

I'KT KKSIH lit; TIMKS

Nn rrnl
hurriruitc
■an gct|Whi-r*' el*e end tsptrlally anywidrapreud action anything Ilk thing wliHtever that h*p|o-n* with
th*. "new*” of *n imaginary one, in It* latnlrr* *urrly its own
A proposition that romes to us people and |vru »hould know all
once again
through a
teller •bout "wiqd wale*.'" Hut how
»huwn The Tiuir* hy a l*a*».n many du T
Grille cilisen, Mr. l-eoti Hacker.
Thr L'nlted Slate* weather hur
Writing from far away 1‘art* a rau "wind *ra|e»*' i* a* follow•:
winter resident and honie-ownei
l nIns —It mile* per hour,
of the Uland town i t p r i that he
U ght— I tu V mile*.
had seen *in the Part* paper*''
F te.h -lit tu |U mile*.
“ heir St. I'eleraliurg hail Well
Brisk—ZO to JO miles.
h it'b y the storm, and a*k* how
High —50 |o 51* in lira.
“J'asa-a-Grllle fared.”
G ale—Id to by mile*.
The “news” of a storm gor*
Hurricane— fUl mile* and over.
out over i he wires and U lead til
We have not the data at hand,
the nrw*pa]&gt;era all over this coun­ hut tile storm of Itijl that hit
try ami in some foreign rounlrirx thl* part of the gulf m att ha* beeo
twforr the Mow is over, end la- known hy everyone a* a real
fore lls aclual intensity and dam. hurricane. Still, if tha wind Teachage ran hr known. The leal ml the hurnran* scale of GO mile*
truth gel* on the wires some day* it did nut much exert*! that. It
later, If at all, and is handled by certainly was a very
“g rn lle"
tho*e same newonaper* only cas­ hurricane,- No other storm during
ually, if at all. Meek* pas* before the 30 year* we have known thti
inIrreeled |a-r*on*, like thl* one in part of Florida appr«arhrd the
Pari*, ran obtain any full *tate- hurricane "*eale." Must of our
uieni* «f the fact* hy In ters •n-ralled "gale*” have not been
from the scene. It is a serious m at­ evorv that hut ju tt "high wind*''
ter, but -what ran W done about between 30 and 40 mile* an hour.
It?
If the recent dUturhance that
. Again, the onewer is mainly went HU, to th# World a* “another i
with the press. And ther* u one Florida "hurricane" had th# hur
I ling that I he Florida pres* can ricaoq.
SIW speed of GO mlira when It
do for Florida In thl* rrs|tart hit the hast Coast—aad
____ ________________
we du not
that Th* Times Wtlev** would even know that to be true—any­
help a good deal, and quite like- one nhoutd know that by th* time
tv rfffert a cure eventually. And
that is to ban the word '•ffurri- it trussed the stale it would be
much lielow that 'scale." Her* It
rane” absolutely except when was a "high wind” and nothing
*
us*
U
warranted.
AssJ
when
t
Wore.
m
thatT What U a h u rn ran *?"
let u* leg in the work of
In a state whose every rher- correction here at home. Florida
aeterUlic
|* so
tnuih
talked U a land of high-powered word*.
about and written about every. All rtm *m Ur th* tuo* every big

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Three Short Weeks

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The lovely Shetland Pony offered as the major prize in this campaign and the
sturdy R a y -0 Bicycle, purchased from Geo. Deetch in the Mcl*ander Arcade,
which is second prize, are two awards well worth the slight effort it takes to win.
This cam paign will end in just three short weeks! Some boy or girl is going to •
be the proud owner of these valuable awards on Saturday night Sept. 29th. If
you have not yet entered this campaign do so at once—there is yet time to win
— tile first period does not end for another week and u big lead in votes can be a
piled up in just a few days.

Call At The Herald and Get Full
Particulars From The

CAMPAIGN MANAGE
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W LO N FSPA r. SFPTFM nFlf I C W

Mrs. Spencer Honors'
Circle At Her Uomcl

A n d P ersonal Activities

M IS S M A R Q A R 8T

I ’ fe T K IlS , S o cie ty

Jfphone H 8.

/ Calendar
jjDNKSDAY
rlll(f,ry ami Anne Rob.
, , .1. m at the home if

tllRMPAy
-ivting of the Oaloavl
j&gt; .. .a d t
Auxiliary
a,, uf the Spanish Am*
Lv,tf0 r.a will he he11
L
a t 113 Kim
L j i f etmting at 7.30.
Eftjgg of the Colonel
C »,i&lt; irll
AUtUlney
L , of the Spanlih
■ar N etrru is wit be
Igfer'# Jitildar at I I I
[Thutsduy evtnlnic at

Church Circle Meets
On Monday A ftertiodi
The Willis M d iin r k Cinlv of
the Methodist Q m t S » *
enti
lannl by Mra. CL T. Herndon and
Mr*. O. K K.tr.ilg* at the h- r:»
nf the Tortiter M*-iday aftrm -. u
Out flower*. a itis tk iily ytrrar.go,
In vase# and bowl*, add d to the
attractiveness of Mrv Herndon'*
Inv*ly home. ..Mr#. T. K. Adam*,
.'b ir n u n , wa# In chant* . nf tb#
ntrctipg. , iHinfr, the J f VvUima)
Ilnur Mrv C. II. Smith /*wd th
fourth t ’mpter in the hi. a
l
Spiritual Advmturing.,
Many
Item* of-business relative t« th
work o f the M ofionanr S«wiet&gt;
wtrw taken up and tiacusaed.
At the clove of |iu&gt;m*&gt;i tinmeeting wa* turned over to th
Itoatrw a who *e n rd fruit pun h
nnd hum* mjsdo, rake. MU* Kath.
erine Iluhnnan (M ight*] th
P it ■ni with tv
. t 1
MU* Clltalieth .Clarke contnbut--d
to the ettj ymrnt of th» m-tamon
wkh two piano-*oloa. Thai meet
It'S opened the autumn wamn and
wa*
thoroughly
enjoyed
|.y
tho.e pr« rnt. **ho W. re: Mra. T.
K. Adam*. Mr*, L, M. Telford. Mr*.
C II. Smith, Mr., w. K. K
.
Mr*. Miller, Mr*. A. I&gt;. Khi*-maktr.
Mr*. M. 1. M iuhrll, Mi». Ann e
Mitchell, .Mr*. Su*ie S&lt;iuue», Mis*
Katherin* Buhrman, Ml** It. tty

iff On Monday

* n»Nmi)\Y, AWT. 11
’''pun la l:«&gt;un standard
AJd or* b’-ir fur I s * tew
'i..h* lim .—All |m» h —♦*----W
at

rsona
Mi*. Jean Maawell left todas
•* lMill 1 nil. r.u J a: lS'l.an i
ah re rhe wil; »ti»dy tk ii winter.
Kr*d Wa!»wi. foriwsrly of Kaa&gt;
fo tf but m * nf Haute* t lty, Is a
bu* mete visitor bene for scverol
«»*&gt;*•
* -

» (leorgr Witmer »• vi»«t
her ' mutUec-lh.latr,’ Mr*,
a Vyitmcr Sr. in Waihtngtnit
&gt;. (*. K. M&gt;K»)
v in l k 't ji * l n«
r». l e n t Wmwt-

Mr*. H*rhcrJ
MiCaslin an !
. i yeaieru
ynung ISB J h t,, nitipw
fn.in Itayto-Li lt-»i"n w-«n.- Os
•pent the summer very |d«a*anlly.
*Mr«. Susan Moffltt UR M ir U
for llrtnlt W il, baring tw«n «alb
there l.y the death nf her *on wb
wa* kilted m an aulomftlrtle arei

- t a t

tJi-orge Scbiffley. who alleiuir 1
the Otangrburg High School latt
year in tlrangvluirg S. C. A m|tectr(| t« arrive thi* week to enter
grrgaUona] Chunh
of
Twin Semm-de High Sshoal.
Inkcs, Fla., hebl their first meet-1
nr. after the u m nw r eaeatlon, a!
Mr. and Mi
J . II. M tCaitl*
the I'arirh House Monday after- : and .Mis* Maa M.ClII ate eapeatel
noon with Mr*. Ali&gt;ert Knight an I io » turn Irnm* Thursday from
Mra. O ic tr /itrria am haalraa*'* ! Ihiytona lira, h where they tin
(Juitg a large nuiwtwr of the -mem-1 hem »p. ndre.g the summer.
Iwra p n e present eager to Iwgin
the new »ewon*# w.irk. Th* eire-pres-1
Mil# Haiti Itreedin. who learhec
lc»nt; Mi*a l^i . W.lltam* preside I in the IVltiier llarden II gh Sdu«il,
over the inerting a* th* pR-thlrnl la »*peet#d to arrive . Thursday
ha* moved to haruxiU .
evening to be the g u r.t ft her
Thr I m usurer**, report was vrry aunt, Mr*. J . N. KoWon for » few
tj^tlsfartoo'. »bowing a lialanc.' ofi days.
over 100 dullara after all iddiga '
I on* had b#*n paid. The nr-&gt;
Mr. ami Mrs. tt A. Wilson and
( hrtaUnaa ratil boot. wyw. atari*.! Children Uft today for « iiet-*r
cn ite .m u m li and a ’ upper arid trip to . n . 'i s l |.dot* :n‘.North at d
entertainment were planned for South Carolina, wher# thry will
vlalt fiWnd' and- relaitvia. They
il| i*(l tv la- away for two nr three
week*.

(Agnes timid nf th ;
fturvh .met Monday af■ - l'art#h House with
R , Mr#. I’erkins, p ir*•
R the meeting ptqn*
K i.il Ctnfatma# bazAat*
R id and all the ladles
■ he card taldr (overs
Iliad lw cn making durIm rr. A fter all bosltiesi
bed of Mm. t orkrnr .
Mrs. Hush fit. Johns and Isahy,
I&gt; fntercwtiityT talk for Cutgelia, li lt t Hay for DainaavilU
k nutrs. At Ih t and nf a fU r a 4*bor| visit here as the
kiotutl fralurv* of tbo guswt* of Mr*. St. John's parents
Ifre-hm ent*. ronsiatipg M. and Mm. W. A. Zachary. F ol­
It- wnd r# (e, were,»erveil lowing a visit with her sister, bits.
1
i, Mr-. S M I Jo ! I tick I'hilyaw n Daine»*(llet Mrv.
Kl Mitv-.t k. About l '■ St. John* will go to Tamp* whet*
1she will make her future h- tcc.
MH-ta'wiTo pn’»cnt.

trad IV -ko^ioAil ir|&gt;ti
' V Uliul NMI.M of PuSln
“V l t * *&gt;« lunwil B it f
ht»*t« - * and a aurlal hour
toted by all I V memht-n
In IK# afts-m-on Mr#.
»&lt;rs n| fruit purwh aivi ,;aki
ptr*ri.t were: Mi*. |timl
lu n u . Mrv (*.
i V ik iu
U T. Thrasher. Mr*. M. V
V o . 1. II. Mar’ ll!. I|in M
Chapman, Mm. T. K. YU *
Marian ft .Smith, Mr* S. I
h*l&gt;*r. Mra. K. M Man

.H i t

Miva M a tp t t Berner n-itirnel
Tu. dai fpua
Cantor. N. t .
wTuvi she baa !w-rn tonn,-. led with
the Amerli.tn Iro n Uruivcr* In*
for W trn week#.
&gt;llf* llptlirr
►pent the pa*t wnkeml with
friend# in Wiltnir.gtoti. N.
belory returning F'-mr.
•
PORT TAM F t Aviatlr
cum Coot (fatty velli *r* t
rtorage plant for fuel here,

ub

W li

of

* + f\

••vy to’ attorn*:
M'Hwr,
Si
anbtt»-»t. ag#i*&gt;*t (V'irti*r
wKo i&lt; «n
• i&lt; •
Ian.) I 'n t i t iq r . T V acUa
*•&gt; atilhfv I V
,|! ••K . o i l (t»wi Pr&lt; pert;
at
it.VlXbC*
T V a iii
th a i
**tl v !tru « i kr-*xJ*dg# ■
me menu of
i * « « l nf ut‘ « r « 4i'pan&gt; i4l(
diaa' Iv iftf f.itth M*&gt; |IUt4T&lt;&gt; . l i n J o J !• lb * 1
■rath a* a f n e * u
i reported that th
. t.« C &gt;t ■

h ritv r v .

eyrie* on r | f L

n -« ia i N*« Amk-411
(J \*11im»'N f.atuf. la te r

vr MOltl ft W. far trapt«r»;

a**c; 7, 1*11*4 iju altet, ,T..W i
■••Lua Nights; *■» Ah nativMC
(kt .t**rai lii.JU, darts* a n * .
C .IJ — WJZ Maw t o * * —aaa
U. t'r«Se.t«a a-.» f t a n w ii V
* y n i i t , p v in ti V M , tawa-el
-•*. .t »4iv rwlf; &lt; M AvIY i
■• »l er'C tam ; 7. U»v 'S t * i ‘ •
f . rT eh e«t*; 1, 10, Way
. in, Uumbrf iga*i&lt;.
7 J4 Wpi, VCaatie CMj— HOI

mtn«irvL&gt;i 1, I m * ,

ft li,

P.T.A,Meets At Home
Of Mrs. !. N. Han sell

ii #&lt;\#mAi
rvvaix'^itk,
f rv*. miSn

r*

*. mu*«att T lit. airufarolnj.
a-?*} N, cuncYit • rrh ^ trj, i
1 w4 r»f M4«ic ItHu ithJ d
.

Maynr ami Mr*. £
K. llou*.
battier left To*#*;*) nn. &lt;nlng fur
«n c i /.
I trip w.r uitb &gt; ihii
Avtrui
Kb-nda.
tbu*lai
Mr
J . N Wli tr r rrtumr
of the
y t'trn U y fr&gt;'m
r * IWarl ion of
Where ■k*.has been ipewdlag th&lt; ukV il
pa*t week.

dent,.

Ladies Cnion Meets
At The Parish House

vs (viiild Holds

E d ito r

lir«idrncc Telephone 41.1 **

I. lUlllwore-lava
r mu’ l l : 7 tk. cam &lt;
He* 1 Tt. V n t* # f at*
iu il( b *
\ -pm *kergk *•* if
\ ca*#mt I#; T, M*i

t. hapt-n-'** t**v# »n

t me* i n,- wa* ui *arfor the mrnlbg school ]
f»* )»•» a -*)l*d meet-.
lag
oILkStn LiU a»V#f*WWI' pi » 1 with Tie .
t«re*i manifested in the- plant fur
th« coaiing year, la the first recular treei ng •( th,- IVrentTeWch
* r ‘» A’ MH-iation. o ffie*# for t)K tonung year will V elected Those
(resent were: Mrv J . S'. I:..K« hi
i't&lt; *
Mu I
r.t T*t(«r
•■•n, \ ¥ I'residcci; Mm K. W
Ren-tfr, Snrclay)
Mrv &lt;5 K
llr iU t i T r» *.u i.r{ M t* L. N
IUn*e)|, Council chairman; Mr*
lU elm h, l.'*f*t tt « Mar.agrr; Mi* j
&lt; lauJe
Iffreihm,
M'tidwrtJiip
ifts fiiw tt, Mr. daw ton. Count y
Superintm.hrnt. and I’rnf. U, K.
Mi Kay, I’rincipal.

a
the Met'
tP u r. H j»,«t Tut-e-liy aTii le v u 'a t
le home of Mi*. Ott'* Schtotail on
1h ■ l i m
Tk* •*
rtrtn '•** were ri'mliyct»&lt;i by the
chairman, Mrv-McCi C ': iiHe Im iitw * a ‘*•ion pltiM (or the
• laisr't work were iti*(**fn l. At
U * rltu* of (He meeting a o e 'a i
h.hir waa enirpr4 .anil the HmI m i
Mr*. S h ia ell. a#v:*i**l by Mr*
Dray »-nw i daiHtoc** raf«e*iin*«ni*
W f U l • U»rwal«r- Vw
- f f iu M pinwh. a»gtl fmif r*k«
I. v « ,n hour g m - t . p pula*
awl wkipp*.| r ream. K ia n
|l. talk*. t*ewa. k r * t U i iwpwr-.
mefnl /ft
were pre-sen I at ikl*
ir« cpifiiual* av| pUqMtiur
aebgktful mreting.
i »; 9, Tarwpw weather b «
rim v l’t lisirli* | **.&gt;•.«, U
I.AKK f i n
l*imentu p. i r
i tii* ptugram; tft, m n e i V n * * l 4vttMikr every week
m l lime; 10.-01 In* uknta!
frr. ■
, I I . all dance is jw rarwld*.
Kl l-uey.
M k i l l «ki&lt; age ft Tt
Vlu.iral ftatu te; 1(1. m tk
i l iasinaalb—TtM
, m ill Io# , p, Mar
tamt P Jw 1’r.if. Ky
•ly. da-cc. organ.

patiled by her *c*n. Arthur r d s h
Mr*
I
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lew, returned Twrxi^y (rum a
thrv* month’ ' w . l In S»w York.
Atlantic City tad Adisry Calk
H'hllV a w ay. Mr*. Welnbetg pur*
eHw*rd an evian’ iv* line of goo-U
for Ufa iKataond Pals.e

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Ready To Serve You*

VISIT MY HAHN AND SEK MY NEW SHIPMENT
OF M ULES.
1 have sold you mules for a quarter of a century,

hiring the boom I waa here

I didn’t pull up and
B U U s S T E I)!

.SiiiR A Souk Uf School Du&gt;h
hue y ear ago when we had only one hank operating
no one suffered fer mules in this community.

A Clouet Full of 1 ’lothen!
Frocks And Coata And I ’ndicH
Hanjrlntf Fp In Row»!"
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THE SANFORD HERALD. $ANFORp, FLORIDA

PA G E FO U R

buiiiWif d trin t

^SCIENTISTS FAlK-H^iMi*«* Po«Fiblc First and SrcotvJ Ladies
IN REPRODUCING r a s a

i ritnnri'nt and to haracm ivc will}

. the architecture of 5«viU*. Titinitin exposition* buiklmg* of S p a1?!
PKItSANDlNA
' are minpli-twl and tho gdvenurellt »*f ritjr to tw p*i
l«
Its now erecting exhibition hall*
L E M BU R G -W irf
M «r» j for private concerns to h o u seth eir modeling
and txtrt..,
K* •1TnJpTays.
re plant.
-

aide by th«*
an«l on '\h» &lt;
Lamina •l ’ark

Spanish City IsNoWln
Middle Of( onslruc­
tion, State Reports

Amerirn Ijaborntories
A rc Unable ToFind
Perfum e Formulas

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WASHINGTON Sept
-Seville, Bpain. i* n
iid»i of
ronatructf in era, ne­
ijidinir tot r»-j **rt» n&lt; rved from
I hnrr.u h &lt;'Ainpt&gt;&lt; ll, former gotfu
emrir o f Arii-.tin. who i* ConimD*
&lt;t-.&lt;ri*r-f ii-tifrui of the
l n.t« it
Staten 'Coirmiiorioii to tin' Inter*
nati'iiml Exposition
a t . Seville.
'Ihe fix pot itfu n will he h,-ld in
Seville neift year «'iil the e"*t*nr.t i t/ trut n ii .
litigcly due to the erection of
|MiIaie» Ty the exhiibitine inun*
trim u lith were oik wholly or
tartly rohmlird h&gt; S) u t when
t
nine
that natnoln "wan the
t
country " f tie- world.
Co mmIm Intx-r j »»»i
that all the rountrie
and Smith Amerira .u

i

,a rare perfume pml it"*,' r ,whu ‘w formerly opuM 1*» hijiy. 4 &gt;n
in far, * * $ 0 : platri^ TjOt cvUi
a cin i'e cannot "exactly reproduri
the, treasure of the roee.
The National Geographic So­
ciety, in a fr-part which laud, th
ncrnmplMimrnt*
of modern
chemistry In “ft • ing tho world
from economic bondage" to U
&lt;11stin t pfaret, admit* that lluwonder* produced |,y Nn.ute In
S4&gt;mn of thr*&lt; p.WCt'f "in nelthet
he repredty-ti or axplain.'ii by
■ p tn c *.
The report give* telenet "tbr
tl'-clson In the battle b/twicn
Fiaturr and man, for rurmoi
•season*, but doe* not* itrar.1 • &gt;
lerio r excellence to the chendata
product*.
Ilig Arrirtenirnla
Tnilrpr it fence
(of
Nature)
ha* not been arid*red entirely

Colorado Coal Mining Agreement
Will Have Far Reaching Effects

M t If alt ftowpr# ton iheti p i

fumes and color*, nil spite, their
I tingi nr,, mid m&lt;&gt;*t fruit* their,
rhemist rouid closely
mu up
i most of tlo'M' far tot • synthell.
t tally*' the rvjeirt say*.

in tee company » live mine
The new plan for a sc
'medicine and aahltatlon
supplants th* old lompany
plan, fly the tleW p in t; n *t cmlr
»*
* nica
i.- ml» '"rt
■-gul.tr

it.lt j

.either in tin e tc .thin of m‘W
mg rffect# In the prevent on of fu
t,at«&gt;|s
or aj-urtnunt
hourea,
ture'ronl strike* wn* reached-h*ie
w*tr |, will lie r'ndy to huUM- the
u-eently. Tho agreement **■ t*.trillio n to the l.tpo ill n. " r th&lt;*
outcome o f plan* made by Mi**
erection of prTinpni^it an t t nip.
lmephitic Itoehe,*-first Vire-pn-*1
[ ■ “Hut were synthetic* hnnirhed
orary exhihltiotf pula* &gt;• wherp
l
o
l
l
,
dent
and
ptinripal
strukhoWer
In
' from our live*, «•! the
, ach |i«rtic»|i«:trig t iituoi
1 -Ii*.
’
'
tho
roal
company,
foreaD and ocean* con Id ti'd sup
(-* In pUy to the visitor* Ihe different
whielt
'
"D’*’
rontrnrt
provddr*
for:
J W us In thi luxury It
ont'ro pha*e« of Ivitb gatrymmental and
An Increase In the ba*|r daily
; we have he come accustomed," i
M,,e- i rtvati- life tn their; i "Ufftrj
wage from f 0,77 to 17.fat.
E continues.
in th • t ommi ‘ " out t 'atop n il i« now
A
different
ml
rate
of
‘
J
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rrnla
in
L | Declaring that we ran’Mo with
in Sevillr supervlvinc th« ert ti'-n
I out” the product* of such place* ; WMgi . to lie iniuntu n if almve non
!
of the thn* I 'oiled Stale, build___ I, tie f iularas, |onion *calei In reiognlfion of ina* Reunion I land
* ' * '* ings whirh will hot: e- Iht &lt;tthlh*
of on o bit,ir.
P Bulgari a*s Valley •&lt;( !!*»- • , ft-" -, n -i . I i
trT •* ■-it* of tho t » ‘ nty-thrcc I- ■rnP u l , I tut flan
! Formosa, Malaya atid od or*, lit'
,l*'",d rm-nlnl hurtait- of l ’-e I*. S TloBocirty cite* the number of theuf th&gt; building* of '
spm h Uoionial
\ .|i ’ nil -i
;.*r |ni i | i ■ill
product* which are manufactured jd ib . •renwa . between employes an I
net ' , ty pe, wen di glo -I by tV iill-no
! ayntheiically In the United S la te ,, ! munagrttient
&gt;11 i'
Templeton Juhriinn of San Dir go
and
preventing
f 'The Indigo blue of India coni' ! «lrtk«s.
to th* a M i .
f
.■ building* will
l? today from Wilmington,
Ihda
iy and I ■ |M-ruiui;t ut, wh.i.- tb. other
A new departin'’d of tiierlirin** w ar*; if -.* pfeclou ■ mud
if the two will only
i.oip iary. Tint
'
uml ►snilat ori unir|ue in the roal
Tibetan niounliiin deer I* imitated
ir &lt;1
|* ( in-M-t
Ii
i t iifte- the
.
industry,
In lkdawanna, New Jersey
close of the I *!« itoui will lier.lltnlriatlnn of nnjii*t working
lm nu *rvTnr* tfi* I'oitm l, State* ' mi.-u•qua) of tannin from Aigentinn condition* im| airing earning pow­
i m;l , late ui S' -il - Th* I ’ntl* 1 State*
I quebracho from
a
ll&lt; n**n'it&lt; t
er of miners, "
( partMp«&lt;n n it- t ,. Sei ill. Km' New oYrk chemical vat. Balaam
llriogniti *i by the miner* of ari
I i it ion IIn eit ,t i i , ,1 by a
of I'eru ndghl logically lie i nln l
the "bliga'lun In fn n|ieiul&lt;.* In &gt;o ire i f
rotigre* tl&lt;*ml
ap;rnpriatioii of
"llaUam of iM’nnayl vunio,’'
, fic l-llt Op«'lalii‘U of the Ollll'T.
l7&lt;H),Ult ■
b Society 'asserts,
The lontnu-r went mto ,-ffe, i th
I S Itoibllng It*-***1*
)■ Most of these
“('on*11u&gt;ti- n on th - United
vV,|l ni
many other, are extra ted fn.iu f" M ,Im&gt;' °.f S* .M. rub..
Stair-* fi'ivetnnwmt Idtlhlings wit*
p coal tar, dIs*'overt*I accidentally feet between Hint mil l.mtti nonet
starttii in February of tills y*tit
by William
I'crkln, a I id "
and will b" rnmpMsil about tit tochemist. ln*"lW&gt;fl. Kynlhtdir* Mum llniled SlaU*^, \VijJ
(Juts l)atu
cotton, corn. Wood arel &lt;w m in n
I ’m* &gt; l ;i K i n t r N i w M ;if)
r gen range from rnyoli u n d e r n
to ayathrtlc peurl*.
WASHINGTON, Fvpt l •I 15»
Out of A Job
T fir sH/nvme
I*'- Thou* Hid, of I*-'.n il fntmei

-y«fT-fcir

alse to r'.i'timt l.u -jio
il ru.
red has .•tiinaird tin madder m l

f o r ca/e by

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K Germany’sAirliinos
Have Transported
Several Thousands
. B E HUN, Kept. I| -(IN HI
riir- airplam-a
of (lie German
* "Luft llan-a i arned -*•»,'_*■:I p(&lt; ,&lt;fi
j fe w |i the first its month of th,
ctirti-nl year.
R .'. Thi, i* alnioat 17 per cr-til ntyr*
. than In th« first half or J»f7,
The gain of air I.’ bctI in Iji .
many however |, be,r »)iowty by a

. roinp«ii,oii

wiiJt lvC&lt;&gt;. In t’ at

whole year tho total numbei ■!
H tM *engera * * , i f , J it
" . l l t t b mure Ihau
os were carried fiutn Januaiy I to
Jum JO. IWX.
A Tii tncrvaae In the atumit; «.f
freight carried la e*|ua;ty alrtklng,
The total wu, nearly *7J to i
tons, ugubot STtl ton. In V# sum,,
pollciI ls&gt;V year, Thru- were al-u
tratw pntcd ;W7 I ft t"*» e f ,J m k 4
[ * £ ? and 10.1 tun* of mail m allei.
B T b e tnrrcuM- tn the popularity
tpt Dying Is liu * , to variotu J (b* /
to r , —Its safety, the insliluHnif
o f a rostatuanl service in the h’g
t ifones, the adding of new rout**,
-coopnatian wAli the railroad ter
H hL and tn kmU-rai, an increase
In the roar (oils often .I pu*&gt;&lt;n,

S e rv ic e

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1-2-3

SAMSONBAK UNION SUIT i
mea »oicd

FORT I'lK itt'K w 'lla n * bring
btlord to provide f.r ilit
for In
at slitttop fleet fur eurnitlg *ea-i«ri
MK.VHK I*, are
t'ouipatiy rtrganll
f ImJDtlO,
ttm tin iK M
itig &lt;m
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Mr-w ribb-d

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Y O U ’R E

SU R E

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FR IG ID A IR E
no /natter bow hot
'
ihe iveather
. DO N, Orange Ave.
OHI.ANDO. FL A .
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PRODUCT

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terrible min A c.
could explain.

A

Alt rhe It*J InviJ ai-d liatd f.-r
to m s l to i&gt;« in riumbling twiot
u hrt fret r . ■i i
i
Dava*—full In*erf bon, nu nutter

Surely Dave

But tin t night, when site
quietly handed him the Inter,
Dav a stood with bow ed head, in
stony silence— his face a mask,
to h id e - w lu i?

C O N T E N T S ,
B u d o fM n ccr
*
KjV Mqd Muracns- and A/ue
r V i l a Docitw'* Wrto
Diuparsd

T p a t 1 |sf&gt;i* *.

Ctmklt V *r J*u/ceft* ffw i 7ju«

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(Thu Slade Him D o Ii?
I t A l p t T is | t
Atl^iHtti o f His T i t *
d w f lerrvwV pxArr *m *w*

lfiiil/m q Clones

in

O CTO D ER

ru e
S to ry

• Taw I* « lie Tt«» la#ry l i f t
h * * J * it ( ,1 , A u k y y l t w r ITUX
O t N t i l A

SAMSONBAK
i I; fl’St l&gt;elfP Fee the specially
knitted pnncl ul lire cen tre tif the
!,3‘ k ' G t"(l4 ty s ripping, tearing, aajlf'in.’i. 1 .i i S aIIK i MUK ieulurc sli&gt;ps il,
&lt;» •around tt» your d ealer's. Have n
tuiMifxtvjr with hint tut a 1 I\ ni-.s S vm*
N'Nptk Stuntucr Union Suit. I)o a
Xl*;-*sckn. Hcmr hack. Ju st fry' *'» leur
ikui hell. T ry tn rip il uvvay iron ih t
lmd&gt; o f iht- unttm suit. Dull, ) ink,
stretch ii. \ ou ctui*t wreck it with uur
lund., so &gt;,,u w on't by wuarinl o r
stwihind it. No rubber in it at a llf
-. ti 'linn about Comfort, limit scr*
Vtee or happy fit. F o r that Iwlt measure* three-quarters of the way
around ~
V "ur w a is t — every w hc/ B

S

Htcievi" l CtMdJu'liay “Nutr

hutelr there had becti Srine

/

rlrxpair, between filth ami
Juluu (moment, the veyrtlu-l
litt Urcji uin heart in a pitcoul
jiicki(X to learn whar she hxtl
ririnc to doervc tho uuuiixion.

Torn betw een love and
suspicion, between hoj&lt; si id

H

OF

T TFR ftfcwai deathly white
I 1 Her hem teemed to w. p
1-c.tin" -as she stated in hotrifted unhrltrt at the Icutr
t loti Ind in her iicmblmj; lun l
A Irttrr to Dave, Iter hu'hiti \
— hum a strance woman— a il­
ing for mnner! ft was prrpo*.
tcriMis. t tntliinlahlr. Oh, it
inuldn'i — , ,u!Jn't he true!
And yet — who was tin t
woman? Why h*d she written
l)avc this Ictirt t Was tltcfc. after
all, some romantic episode in
her husband's life dial lie had
kept hidJcfi from tu rf.
And now, this—rids letter—
after ten yrarf of perfect ktnm

id.iliaad, hid m ined implicit!»,
the tsflirr u f her clitidisn—

’

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**a?

'Irtr innering on the being of
nun. Dave, the auin kbq UU

Tod Hyatt
*
\

His silence spelled

llitvr
with

n i; I ANI ttt 4 -Ja a * to in- n
rub*i f»r building arntor bigit
liool manual training nhop.

o f ice with

, A noteworthy featur, of tM ,
n isa r'i dridupiuqi! was the inaug.
tyratioii of lire longest Kuro|ie«n
airplane rent*-, that fiom lb rim
to M i hid, Dii* trip rwveitay
•tture thin ,1.100 mile*, is made in
A K --M iaier (Itvthrrv
liah shipping
station

L e m o in c s

Won'trip! Wonttear!Wnitsag!Hew,
patented'&lt;webbingbeltintheHanes

a which rame front nrrddrl plan1.

they fur me ■tv grrw. Syillhelt.
resin* haVir taken th- place of the
hauri gum of New Zealalul. Syn­
thetic nlliute* I u'V taken n -h.it
P ;, of the worM ninikrt from Uhilru’i
nitrate, Malayu and SujiiaMa itvj In far that a synthetic suhher will
V. ha |« rfcited Even the toynl tam|bnr ini.nop.dy enjoyed by tin
Ii Jtipaneao i-nqwmr in Formosa i
li*a valuable since Ihe perfect fun
- Of aynthetjc ratn|dior.
’• Hut, the do* lety finally uduiil*,
, Ihe lllvti-ip sunshine enn Mill imu
i form an offu-p for flowera width
teat tube* latitiut |n*rfoim fur
t ayntbetii pfrfumea, and Aniern-nu
synthetic ultur of -ro- s i* only
“almoit equal to th.rl ill«t(llet
,i fn&gt;m thouasnd, of limU gaihem l
in the dew of the mornin { In
Bulgaria** "Valley of nmra."

HXIBBUR COMPAWy

stag es

tcsl o f a
w ife's devotion

J, have hud to |&lt; t for soinrlhilig
f,

w as ne

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m

U o f +11 tievulAmtii

/*»1j|&lt;r tty lltN tl SvSlW (W * h W
,
say. Tkt rcwt.r Jerri** *t **• i' ,u “ n
M t it *• Ufkt klMt la kef 1
OHS*
rear rfrwlrr Aaas't it. w«#4
t.-*
Wylws in I lews* (*l|^*»t alhl*&lt;»* u’"*^_,
pnted a* Iroci U« to 1150 tk* (**

* n&gt;' 'iv s itr . any pu ll, any
•ending. I I , e ssbolo id ea is pu tented
found only in th e l l t s w S am tVJNnck. i l n e v e r b e fo r e bought t o
m uc t w ear and c o m f o r t!
p* U * • L 'N K S

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Li mtaa a t* for
j„Mn&gt;n«.
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I lina.
t 3 lina* accp trd ,
line l» raatnetad
^alftoatlon.
|* madr T !» San.
fill bn ra»|H&gt;n»ibla
nrr-ct Inmrrtlon,
for *uhnr*p»mt
, ufficr kkould
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kmtiseks

raprairnUllrn
nlliar with rate*,
t.riftoatlon Mill
&gt;l,ir information,
th . th*y will a»wding your want
Itin.r* nffrrtlve.

For Kant: Klmly fumltbnd apart
want* with all nmlrrn run tan
toners. I’hona 207.
Fumtohnd garag* apartmrat at
Langlny Apart m rnlt; alto flva
room unfumiahad hou*a rornrr
Chapman and Union A lt, Call 1T&gt;1.

16— Hoifftm for Rent
Furnithad hour*, ronvrnlvnt tu
School. Slaa location. raaaoaabln.
I I 16 hfynto. Impair* I'Hon* for? |{

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21— Arrange For Sain

ACREAGE FOR SA L E : •uitabh
for poultry farm, Ixieatml f»ui
mi lr* *nu»h of Sunfunl on old Ortando road. 33 nr nr*,
_
__ high
part
land and Mime of it low, ideal (or
rhiekrn* and ilurk*. Can to
bought for IIOO per *e rr un
AJdren* R. J .
E R a H tn r n g * C o ., your own term*.
iing, Shipping, Shir Holly, F ir*( Katinnal Rank KutU.
I. I'hone hVO. 200 in r. Sanfurd, Fla.
alph W. lrtJ»»ing,

22— Heal Kitlale for Sale

Sign* of nil FLORIDA R EA L E STA T E U nui
d *ad - if your proprrty I* prkr.1
Sanfurd J'mlnt A
right lha rhanrr* arr you ran find
». I'hona 303.
a buyrr. A CUaulftod ad i* un* uf
UR OLD WALLS tha i|Uirknt way* to turn rral ae­
NEW
WALL
tata. Thr f«kt i* vary amalt. Call
IETIUNO
NEW
FOR FURTHER 14N for luw cunlrart rata*.

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beginning Tuesday. Early this morning the party

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like a horse-shoe nail!

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If you are disposed to neglect the
smaller advertisements in this paper, you
are making a mistake.
money-saving

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stores years ago.

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l hri«t*r M &gt;i»r, Cot? Faalman K .*

were sold several hours after The Herald was deliv­

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asked thnt it be discontinued as the articles advertised

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who inserted the ad called at The Herald office and

llmva *oma ini)uiria« for farm*
gruva*, buyara louklng fur bar
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Magnolia.

You too, can get immediate results

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ki|h*ti p tv ** m Ikrlr M»t«ty
THm ^ an«to*vcr a pton|, fhat
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wrt»t% a k*a» M *rra*n| ha* in r*
•lily k**n a m y klykly irW rllfy
in artrt. altar* am pi* «■*(&gt;* ha*
ham f l n n r* praam ta il* * stark •
ta rnfW t aithar (ta il ur k a t par.
fnrmanra* af lhatr n i p a t i t * mm
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FOR HALF.— ?nrt Capa. My Sian ,

FOR RENT Hour*. W V * Firot
S t Apply II. F. Krnt, I’hona 17.

For Rant— 7 Roam
pnintnd. ao« W ait
Saa [ . p. Me Cutler.

four *i &lt;k» K ll**

RESULTS!

FOR REN T— Sica hnu.a at Gindarvilla. la r g r yard. Rant SI.*
per month. Mr*. Julius Takarh,
Fhona li|)7 R.

For Rant—6 Room Mouaa available
Srpt. 11th. Wirt Myrtle Are. See
I . P. Me Cullar.

NEW YORK ll» p t.ft,—l i s t s »
Sitwa th* mitUU rtf Ja n * thirty,

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lance to you. The message is the thing.
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Some of the most important merchandise
news is often printed in tiny type.

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in the largest advertisements you will
find small type,

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well as the big

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Tka U rti aaw g ir L .” »h# alalad,
“ •hark mm , wtok towir abort d m *
and t o r * a rm * and tow nark*. Initoiawt I uaii Utowi And a* fa r
aaaakIwg Ilk * tka buy*, and t k f -

little advertisements as well as the large
ones.

toif Ikdir kair off - •»H ’*

It pays,

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llaadtoy,

WOOD FOR
SALE .
^ • ftoad Uabbita,
7 * 2aaland Had*.
"*• Oak Ara.

. Klara aad firc p la ra .
toag tha, prtora raavaaakla

Finn la

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J. w . w o o u s
Cur arr Haafard A G a ^ n
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Advertisements come in al) *ixe* - liut tne
la gfvdpartty

smallest one may carry
news for you.

Read

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perlnthnd the digging and ship.
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»d i« «ariow* parts of the ear.
I ,in *te*we 'siace his m w i m Iijw at
I n l m l i a n a ; N n M rn r ( i ■Iraslit* m ilitary men^Ufas ami
All ,, upnats of the rar wvr» »»r
»»« *1-*«-•&gt; * » &lt; »■»«r
C o m e t F r o m O t h e r * ‘’ Otinta o f &lt;;.u iTion* !&gt;• iti»derid to drrst sn,i arete then take*, •"*
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that th»r altampted ujrU "
It &gt;n-.s li..., v Whree I . M SasILh I, i
M tN lji» tru.1. t oh AJfOKLtH. rUing agnutst
guvetnnuuk
firs was .mimsod h;’ Coll-tl.i
•• k*- tW . O sw im r kai 1 aL. Jteyt ll. -tINHl
tn.vetT lv.»&lt; twin ((u i IIihI, than* wad
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Aeew awase af ths stutwn that base Mu*sm*«t here taler, a* ihe twenty. I pvkti tier tusiaj that tho plots
been going around
They War* , feursh k.Kir pasted sine* the Vg.u tir e , am atlil cuntivlent &lt;»f
rtmdsted fur the west fait by ms# «f the traas^ontinent*: Naw bringing about a ruvolutbut
word ef in.walk. They base ton■ t-nk to I.* Angst * aew Mop ah j wjtirh ruighl tlvihirunw King
lord ni t only his ret flew, but m*B without definite v*ss*l d Aluhtitl.so, A U n w HltuatisMI
Twenty tw*» jears afa, Carnes
hate r»flulled upon m'mbeit vf the prokaMs whereabouts **f the rgiete.
faatu twfon&gt; the *lrep
kie Ismdy an I uf-n bis pare ml fi»*s planes, Ul e*a J ta •&gt;* lllll ,« ■ One.af ih* sh&gt;! Refnbtktn
wai aroused. The me was arrestej in Atlauta for ul&gt;
III' Hey under fal*e pie
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babAta a* welt Itehwafax..
Jersey license,
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Was alleged that h» -ere in a I'lliate car ImmedsaUly
hs* legs brukrn from
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identity arms witho-ki in pteeenk
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and
lender.
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•lepsnl
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the
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Iluimr, alter he hast rrce ved
»s always an-ngliMUs and (hat I f ship*, a lluhl atr sedan dr&lt;r*n j &lt;tsisihMi| ludnrt
tsonar, James Ward, l.snk draft. Tlien a routh nf j
he
was
o|&gt;rratmtr
a
clsanlng,
sm
I
medical
treatment
fur seseie
f t*e«l during the brief,
’ The fiilUe »r* entirety aft thw
n iltiir w h! I v I l i i , v Vk 11
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' '•'h S,‘ h Mamei af ApahM»v Wnab.
dyeing business: Hi* father how luulset and shtvks,' immeillately I ' o s l a l N f a ^ n a L * A n d C
la.
' **|MHrM i ' l l ) I IIP ) I t III t'&lt;nfed -«,g.- n&gt;« - 11 a Uiff.. • t«.k off from It-MSstt-li Piet | tnschi A—the argantstng i f tide
'rer
paid
the
money
and
thr
U-gau
sn
iiirestlgatioa
&gt;.f
ttw
Yum the rooftop while
K llin B e r lin A r t» R o mnwiaam bah keen pruVr s*ty far
t u t O f f V k - f l m ' i i R A r . m«tisr to get *1. h“ &lt; hp lots U*s New Verb.
wrwcl. The train was due in He
lice. ||e hud escaped chsiges wem dmp;ns|
on the al it f.iy skuis eysnlng.. &gt; laid affi'-iela thwiarad tbal sums iwn years aalu/wily the pnitra
u n ilc d
At
F u n craJ
It' s,dents of Yawima, Ha., wliero lnut fmni New Sutk.and Washing
I 'm - I h ili-s H f a i d l l l l •-tim ippniaMty is Md w Uta-tnlaf tha rsausining a-r cawtrstantsI le*ra.,| that wsmethiitg wnt hep.
furriaanln station house
arrested on thargrs the agtil father of Carnes lives. ton at 7:4i A. M
ih.itgs out *«f th« water'* ns h*- j «huul*p hate b»*n sighted by this peeing, but the s u i t nature sf the
NKW YOBAK. Kept n —flK r t)(HICbtHO, He,4. U .- (IN M v biwtsslf eapreaeed It.
recalled a similar ipisute when u»j T V IVnna)leans lines through
l|&gt; a mail rarriar.'
|hour «aetewhere ia western Arlt i aiweeassnt waa knuwn l.t ttwns.
Bros nan's Inst muse was tKkrt agent for thd Southern , I inroln l‘srk run -iter the Wahatb Clnrenm II. Ma*Kay and hlf The Lolwapers of 10, ear-old Hit
linal.'y. one woman WTeta a '■*• “ • southe0*1»rw lalilirvis Mft s.vp •tew| a,r alt, but whrn
Inren toward his p s­ railnad in a Vuth Hrnrgta town. , rsilroad (racks. At the point of t v daughter Klim klacKay Berlin Iteas Hanieri hare threatened !■ I-** * tw another and the uppurtur '
p-infed on, that Art Guebet.! u e whom the pils-s are aires
la sitting on n wheel They say he waj short In My nr- ; acr dent, the trsrs. -russ Male Were re unit d today user IBe l c VU, sff an ear. a finger of a l.w lly was at hood The V'sernur | ‘
of *be sip rarer*, hqd rrr-ntit we teiDls b ig little tM tslhsn .
,,M* »*-nt "M f,nanct.r » inothrr
the duor of the warj c*Mints but that the father afw n Strrs-t over a run..* About bou,
teitad It with ehirortanette vtgir ; I**** *"• lawhkemleega "Yankee kOOtr. H-grw of those srvwaled
lurid thu deficit amt got him an-j feet from the ruiemr .• a sidtri i *)"• Marie !&lt;• its ilongerfegd •»-! -&gt;»od li |» ike Ui,|* parents
tnmen approached,
tinder the &lt;4pt*n "nsUing e tie’ arrwsa the cwuotrv (fa t| 1
hyo*. means tea-erv, woe du thw
Males. (fn.iMti taa.i iM ia forth.
‘\M "» fri-Aght Ka ns. .mt *h« eta’ nr i MacKay.
rat on the butt of h »• other chame.
Ut Ike whisper log -ewipahva" nisi I b“ ‘*r* fcB*' M tolMdea tu o«t up a! artrests (ertuusly kffect tko m«**n.
.Since
liti
rDtlJrn
tii'api*ararne
1
|artKI»l
lo
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ttd*k
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d
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little
StMar&gt;
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Rp[l&gt;r. Marola found turn
Ooi-ong l&gt;» Sst ir.Uj, it was re signed -ftp At!red E Kruith,** the **w
* Ah a alight hresse |m*n» An nctita resolution
.nan Ca'holV Chaerh. situated Ytwlnt today
sly, he had startixl up hsre Aug. IS, U has been rev.al. eiwl* at H(a&lt;e .treat.
• i*enw r is-L, lit#
lU W
»k.
u ma'ier
.......... : Th&gt;wing
ae,t
# h-‘‘
h..' sun beating
*
bofas
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*'*M t-nwsrrssw on ntaTU (
IJaeotn I'a.i police sawl f„ut |»" «1» »a lay below II siKir llilt. ihr
richer and had Iwen etl. Carnes setrvp.i i «Aj prison
I'Ve *&lt; realise of. ’ '***" *’• &lt;VT
Iha fiutd all wa ! ewutb. b*,l the n»g non si ur, ij j
At
Ills
same
lias#
.with
drierterms
fur
fraudulent
use
of
ths
empty
less
ears
errs
stpmllng
w
MacKay
estate
at
Kaaly^
Il*
instant.
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Itoile.|
lle d &lt;t.wn
dswn urn |b#
tbe pso
e t a s ntial
n U a l- .M
( T* rT*J “ “ ** &lt;-•
** gi»*v me
'b e fnrv,
l m of
nr | frosting
r w i i g a o iM a rtm
t e illp
Up at&gt;l
«n I W
we* §10
the . ding, arat
amt tV
the passenger train
\U*Kay rt ao
ad Uv* ’ ireau a*,ua-ts a*ounng, Ike rhe Hoverm-r s ttsi.wsai ael forth •
married, and had mails. After his last l*nw he got me
tram. 1 frn*
rr,‘*n whtsfa
— w" Mr •. tom.iv.ay
•
W,*
,TU*»
-h
o
mop
arrive.
Tbel
MtwfUeni
force g| years-and a job with the home mission Usaid rtmn e,| into ths sidai r. c s .l-.l tn.! r,' u ^ t o e t ; for sw many yet.v. tit, la aearth of the b . ,
4
I
iwooay o a s hard and dry.
; I M lM I
nina* to them.
Th.- freight rare
wf| TowsaJ»J and eunifuFrad i-ptorr. It beeaim knotn 1h.«l&gt;Wt&gt;
V m . Tb«ran rrush#*T
crushed
t*een eligible for re- *« bookkeeper and* finaily
, . ----------- -- ,
ties
tutor
rn
whk-h
post
V
served
by
her
fsllirr‘dating
the
- -m
- Tuv • i " -^
i s l f Vr "1,1
the bumper sYtoe end of the b
bltrad
At year.. Robert Hoyn.
onnv fkolwapera base .ailed th* Rahltiriji*"•
tl vf a fir..' of im
Thaw. Il J th*i J •« Hao* *t C rrd. a c-.n
fu.il Is-m- mats
rdchhoard operator at (or nine year*, iumltii g ntillion- ’ .ding, shot down a 3U foil
family
a-i
Withan
sit
times
dor
t,t,H»
at
park
\
\
Va
.
I
Jm*h **• Merrle, both •*/ 1»#rVbtao Uadsr may tike nrep
tif
tiollars.
Ceniptiuout
by
bis
ah
cnee
bankment
and
nrNrss
Matblreet
said that shortly beI# etl
* / r.0,r: "T# th- past
day.
IdreTsIit a
. ,
IMtUbwrgb. I*W .wMdWbMWsI b S 'lm f ■ '
' ' as net *teen
srnuig the si-Urtei group of 1W
Hfficlalk meanwhile wiri&lt;d Holly. |krnsktng down telephone Jmles.
Ming three men en
Tim
boy.
pnlu-e
believe,
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e
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b
s*f.,uaHsr*
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rraabad
daArutsly
4
An
Tire U»a ears went on
o up the m erni-h was Irving Berlia
isted down toward the wihJ , Cal^ authorities lo question
&lt;" 1lain a wire- fence 13 mitee southtint of a g**ngland rtnane
flnaor ol
wl crisis
w.tl* h ho catua attrBIwn
rriso { W-thh
ths I . . . . .r K.' ‘ . 7 ', , . 77
MAHHIlr. he,-t
(3 -(| K l
prison wards in the Mrs. l.oui*r Pope, formerly uf jp . other rin'-stikmrnt ami atop|wd. official statenwot fr-ai the klar I.nwsght atH/Ugland
t . by Ike bdlrrtp rf wh.-nori*, rampalrvt hr. ,e •
i»
f
**r,&gt; ,mUr ^
lanta. and .alleged -r*wbe&lt;weeti in The engineer uf thr train 1&gt;ail set bay bouWboll ann«ancel rirai-lr , ,
T&gt;“lsy. wt-lih Was tu hsvrr beet
North Hi.to al s g .,.., (i.s.pm., 8».IK
flT S fS J iu .
h*4'1'
,
the financing of* the movie careers his 1 brakes as he rruesed the that “t h / fuvral wi* attrwdej hf * ^ * * B1* f * 1nrdis
■toto » f tha anvugs*|irom*r.l up.
rnoltawt war.
’ * ‘ **•
of two girls. Mis* Ulis Hrifiin of swltrh. and the brakes, aole, I by Mr. (Tarrnm II MncKav ami tb/ j Kethe-dsath
f’
r
,
.
Vto
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'itiag tHfwwdbuat Spain, patyasl •ft
le’ e wa rt»al factions
Hapeville. C a. an! M ss Sonia the piling up of the freight ear, tbre* grso-t-Sillrrn uf Mrs. Mba*-l
'M i
• i—)
» an 1”lho d.'mwjt'.h^ |
“ to rikbevtin* *( tha
Vourtp Hanieri. ausr of Frank
Nunda. of Norway.
ahead, I"I*,.-I the train pi»t brf"tv K av.".
beeisan's (lone*
rosutofrd first ael and 5 r * - •»*■*•«••&gt; &lt;*f Ut# •o«p
tlarvnre II. MacKay was scalel !
f'^rottius sower r. n totter aor.1. - has a h-Mer (rum mter brought
kl Ikatius&gt; I flrers
f l u ... t...a I' J ,a*
Mai‘ vh
Mrs. l*o|ie was allrgrd to have the engine pliiugel over the rm.
pie* «d GaiU 1*1I M •
Ike iinywre
In thr fourth |o*w »r the rhurrk ' f*
•** kHnape*t a week a t - Mn Flirvmw .‘.sofm l wh m r..e a IW tiar kei.lUl. Thaw was re.
|wid a visit In Atlanta a few wt-ek, bankment.
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Tbr engine ami tender, ns well na with Ktlio on h.a right and Mr&lt; !'*,r •ftorww.n of Kept a It waa not adtlsea U il.« mile of it ft Nan , ported t« hso. a ba-tly d'shwaUd ,'l.tnrved ThsrutaildJ nf vtittora
brfore Carnes disapiM-arrd Sctr.-tr
ihrsnged Mr.lrui tu Uitt part fat
far th# vanished treasurer for. _.'*** ,,*n* •■uoehea wlu.lt made up haihar-n. n'Hr en, an.ilheV diuyE until U h night that. Hie father.!
bt a telmhimlr • i n h r l w o S s v * *“ **' *“‘l
** M* ’
"*s Mbl l-i tw the seremwmaa*.
i A, Sept. 13—(INS) — lime was rentrm! In Southern l' h* Iran, were d-railed hut all of J Ur end wife uf Kenuvth (VBfitv Isrrtfwd
r tv- 1 V . V . S .
l""la«| t« bs pr.eoin-ai ther. la to».tlr |.ruis»*i
th. national Hrinorr »• Californio,
l them remained upright «n the ' on bis Uft KUm wepa auAly nod t
Urlivu H« Hot era dcviarwti
*“ • »•“ '• »h- '•'&gt; - U .U1 lb.
Tb, nren d rop yl . fUm befur.
(imrgia in Novrr|&gt;»i
---------- ------------rtordbetl The rar in which Iluimr wa* op a le d lr ruavtel by brr I ILj **
1MklWhsat that -n the urrasb.iy t,f landing tori it* fUre want o«i that order now yeigwa throughout
st by politiciaiu tudey l \ l i w ) / i n t t i &lt; w i l l , ’ . i n . . . — •'"1
(ha kingdom and that the Ilysrms
llrisrlmun were riding lath* *. wh , ban d ui»r tu afhii- • Mered. *wtnm -ne.l •oarage ,u rail Curs rtw 3u,l,h&gt;, . to,, t . th. slats l The, W n , m g . V .g,
be oveiwhelmlr^* defrtt c o n a e m n e n n o n u i n 1M; „ . , „ t i.u, a i.-&gt; fr*( r .. „ . t b e | » n b e r .« r .
- «t«n of lbs ptiliew h*l qaeitod
'
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t fbto at Mymcuse, h* t«*rupied a I d le
l&gt; llpthaw, snlt .Smith l u h i n t It1*.** D n o i i S t o r**d0 »'f the rrahankment.
"I haven't g*d that much raon- j tots wvt tu the one m- upt-d by)
r—— — — .— ,
the OetirHtos ef thw m il |fr«4fK*
A lusc t*&lt;iii»(a rasas waa r-lebra
I " U v a Ok l i t
Amunr th* poiMpis inprred wet - 1 I*"! k) tt R * * liar li i i.ffard. T.“ Ranrin " .l b .1 ia police Mr* htof. id aad lb# .
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J mem plot lets
It. state primary
They toJJ i-te uoh . I gut the i.o erwup vu 'lt v &gt;« dt-#u&gt;t
v i i l l P O U fi K C flO W C u
Arfeatt rt-siisns at come pi
Way.
I l l C g a ca rtrita M iia s d A a s
1- Williatru. .T'&gt;. uf tVe ’ |-Wof»« i-» vi
dieval history
Phila h-lplila. I’a , a fulmar vand * . * ' lumtis n-« tied by the He* Jmoney by ftalurday Ihey would ' irtl-.tl. atssl, r . wt. ft hj ik.*t o - . „
li U estimate! that a.'f T-JtijtutsTy
] opposed Congressman * • * ,” -'*•* I j l l l
vllle a. tap
|loiiii N. Martel, pastor of Ik* Kdl my Ivey W*yU you raw find h* artempted
arise t» male-a a B i n w e e n M u c N i d e r 1.IMMpersous hose heap laded sine*
rle wliu ousted the dry
rburets.
ATI^NTA, Hept 13. tINH)his seat two yaars
gr-Mw totf.-rr it l. I... late "
|mMfwee h- bag la ba beipe.l to hv&gt;| A||#| W \ l I yrr n tL ! , l i f ! Tuesday murry.ag
Hhi-n th - rvrtege to/t •lur
aw. running t n an antU A respite for Kula Elnd Thump.
Mr*. Ranrtrl rerelted the final &gt;l**l by lav |*ar«*ni, oue sn or*, f
^ k • ™ s i l l I H M b li* * n
ckurrh Clarenre II. MacKay et- rail of war mag from tb# kUnaper* ahl*.*
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*—A—form won only on* •usn, 24-year uld allegad murderess,
rarted Mr*. It Itrton white JUia irsep (bo tetopbsiw .hr heard ih*
htenar. w.rd on I* aay !Nato'Eina, la, Oept T h r o e Y o u t h s H e l d
Id five, ami that by h rundemiwsl tu die b’ept. 21 in
leanetl heavily un the arm uf bar T»a nf her .*•«
"|T«*»e*
nouns, “ the rutitenr*
t o t .. 1— ! . -«Ai***&gt; *Tho *to lewd Imtwwun
1 He was overwhelming- electric rhair at Mliledfrvrito
,..n -Hr
w . n-asua,!
ruotanta of
o f tuu
tbto 'tottVr
Urtw
F o r D iM ih h * S l a v t m ,
wrek from tomurVbw, wa* r.m
brut her, ■a.d.n W. Ms. bar
In ill, other t-iunties
pay lb# ntnway and tot o - come •dtorasaed at a m al ra tb ...a o“ ,ths Us Ntder fatally wl i f a - t
^-neii-r
iioith
V
k
ered
a
rertainly
at
the
capital
I
Tbwugn the funeral wa* stro-Ua
|L H. Ilanlman was
^7 kb* boy*. »«rtf broke In a lie Oshod the Itomorratto ..tron, «. * ‘l,r.
Itohnu
In
F je e r a y . T e x a k
L..a
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a private arm, a large rruwd of m b - “Tbey'r. hurt.og m* mamsC" •,p.„ ^ ^
y .
£ »£ ?*a
. bat hem re­
Il*r governor by a toy, when it became known th»t
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Uavemor
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peer
from
behlod
•J rity,
defeating
O-tiHt ,r
lu....aha.«
tAfrlXAND. TavoO.. Hayt. )*,
Hrg-Crti tight police lines at Ike netshhrs shat Hickman did,*'said the vole* ‘ pevfvraiilf m |
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s—ahs.i si-d llaoford
Rivers. All incum- leawe fur the rnttuMarns early Kfi- lINH)—Menitsrra nt
than
' “ r MecNider. (-&lt;m*r rmTbmoi a*w , T
. ' to-atk:. two of
Me rapltoi her,* were day for a vatallen of two we. ks or j braettoy U. Buttoc'a mark rum ' paying their last revpest* to the af a mao. taking tbs wire, and other woatuwi
Iongar.
raiding quad when the Her, mar arbiter of a^iety of oa-thar geoar- •hare was a flick a. the reciverj J ^ g ^ S i r f f b l S Ittf * ’ *•+*+”
lb- Amsrb.O l-e*l.o
................ Is now,
fw .
e s . hang un
- , - m ^ t n ' *.*•£-* ^ ,W* ' !
farmer oastolOM seerot.ry -,f **•» ■ * " boya. or* h-M on a.ur.
Khe ia sentenced to die* fob tb*,
r..mman.l*r wa* d.rrctar uf
over the state
thief nf teteevtaao J i s l e . h - t ^ l ^ * 4 * V ^
• &lt;* -a»f| slaved • a vefT.tt d e l «4t ’*-• ebargaa ttotay |g r
/
Aasaatg the wu*uio«r» were Mrs&gt;P tu (IpnUtwns, mentor uf Coleman Othernr, Mur.! I '‘ bl»- afeljr fi*r this c ly w*rp
m a v is '
“H-varmu, -he fto*., uf tb. .tale I m r e s .
»b- .laying of l.uetua sod
t’tiff IIn appear Is fora *h*
Ombam Fair VnrJecb h, formerly T*ad . wet j
auppotUri w e ia my county aturrkteper.
VD#ftF Da^H
»tf,
-• ‘ be tperisl mvealiga. ,ke y#il *af WtlUam K. Vanieriill.
•bsitnnry on the part Thompane, hep husband nnJ Jim1
tCsmtiauad sa page 4.)
r " h f . They oral t lyd# Th a&lt;|to
Hugh
Muas,
negro,
wne
evmutrd
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was
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said.
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Vkiitia.n k . ..Jtofldto Jr. Mr jth# kldoapers ottl dump1 the tw., ■
t i
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JiMklMaa 0 ^
n-a by MoeNwtor •*■4# I®, uf &lt;Ta#w; Them*, ftaric,
[lAwary.
In Phritut' Aug 3 for the.r i-rf n the rrimV
IT, on.1 b's bawtber, Wuwd*#w 'AHHm
petition
for*
.tout
my
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l^
eb
irfa
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to
farmer
B
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fur
bearing
Ufnrv
the
J*upoet«r
J.-bn
lloltaa.
head
of
the
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r* r»«is:ration of 4ftfatal#meats wwr# r# i.n fruni *£'
prisuw ...mmi.siun.net! Tuewtoy. *bH*»«*r •H'md. woe among nearly if,*. Ntrtolae f ll.mt,
i mfaly ngwrmwl bam*
I I U l 11111111111 IT 1 &gt;i* fO U t bbri a r#~dutm„ vra, ptthsr . r.
tb*** by Freak gporkn, womty a*.
and
was
aw-pased
,o
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lamey. who wesmi remptrie vto*
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however, when they guternor with a racummamUt. -r.; •*».•** *• *»" before Ih. l-r»M
taJU uf tb*. dowbt# Muted**.
t AUaandrr, another r S n r V ^ h i y V r M ! ' ’ 'when dtmtor Itort*
Thump:,.*h olkyn*! rwnf |
;T e n - F o o t A l l i g a t o r
VYK-HT NbWTH.V. I f*&gt;v, ‘Kept *?*sft * peftftolen wto. fiwmOa
Hmitlier t.» the rutton
' th* Iggi
•‘ •t#d tbo «ibowk beotbocs «w.pri«.
*s|Uad. ta m&gt;w living at AI laat I
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•mif.I hstl &lt;sMmbaa t .- ka ww I Rf L».
1-sscal Uaure In
*sl him la tb# act a# horgl.r ^
Mi antime, th# peupla la Mur City, lie reeeutiy ts*ue-t a stale
ito n rt'm w a tb rn g V im .
* * * * * * * J r **• * * * ,
*1. huwryer, were be- ray empty ware rallying to the
tbol# hum* l(o bad §nt#r#d tto*
«tonyl»g tmplwd tbarg*. tha, j
••lUa.Uil all r..mpatttive rvmcdc
'***•
^
y i ..uni) were rallyla
‘• derided the etectim ___ _____ _______ __ _ _______*; member* of the ua.t were eswunj
•«h«sb *Ko*k Ih# pr* vi .tit night an I
fttjr employee und*r tb# dSmO-j ip Um b#an* #f bto m m U W rap* fa# ooUeoat sbamptoruhtp |l.y ? vf Jr .
??&gt; ?***
camtoiwited woman's aul. ctrrulat
dWwnder.
had stotow a be**, h# do*Used.
teg a petit loo aakiag -fair cwmmu ,hr
vt
caul to hare
^ |vtol^ fey o. Rib |‘^ b. b»
vmtoaOy, -feavd v to s be d#NaU*l John ki-sk td-gTh# Hkooio arrortd tom af tb*
M ncN Irler rb a ifm f th at l i s s k
•atuvn of the d*ath sentence In )**"■
«be psywll uf the U.4
#
« all gato* bU
mn»«*r load, to t h . th ird round u f |b * an
,H Ml HINIKNUI
turns/ am sts.tr ru le *#*nt he &gt; q b A &gt; |&gt; w aalu ito a w a . .Itb e # a rap tosnju .ihefi. *• J wv/a. Wsuitog bit .
life ImprtaunmcM. The petition ‘W H bore.
I
n u n h a &gt;n a dilek ... t #4cvv
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ia being fr# ,!. . gned it wa* rc I T.wl#jr* w.tmsae* were lb* f rs|
"*^*tog tn • ditch on l***vy „ to
A mtmmm urmamnl orvt a»vr» a# 14 * p * M 13 to p lay
* * u f The l.»gtoa t poBry ia hsMst# to iafoem hi* folk*# *K««
v , . .
dvm aBtnitg (bo boat ra re fa# tb# tbs-v&lt;t »on tires# tho p ^ M aad
is,rtr.|
at
the*
r.^itolto
b*
called
I*
tertlfy
regarding
Ao#au#
otonrt
a
quarter
„f
a
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to
tb#
cm**
j
k
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U
t
away
alth
aornt.
Pew!l,U ‘
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fy
4,1 t f f f IflUftl
r.M
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‘7 ,
&gt; ^ h M W n t t r t i or (hat ...
bW*d ttou- b ak tni y, bo tola,**
_____ _________ _
f .1the activilto* of the police deport, frvm tho ttolaaa bridge hhertly i».g agUily
••'•»■* i
w-d kmu .h o t k# w as ta lk in g *d. to rv.ulood tbo Uovlo hrviicrw
l * Maraton, former NEU TAtiH AVAII.AIU.K HtHtN
waa ftoally *i'pu#d ov r. i ’ l l , . 7
dur.ng tb. furswar mlmmla bafuro noun the gator . . . plOcrd. A
s#,W
. rm-srd iif l ! . , ^ ,
jU sN h to c s§h | tb* |p * i# 5 bit wvta btddig oatssdo tb# -aw g ■&gt;
.. -. • ___I
trot toon Allhough ska*gee t o n i* the Municipal Z*u
•
Ig^f. » 0,f rbampwn,
the aHif Blur's bswl and tightened s » f 11 ag ain st the tot# ttowrg*
. (i,“ * ■ iT"*'—
ass Hut mlersvtvd lo -XaiclMg
"ddl* and a lung list
Quarter year auluiwubtl* Ikraac iman made th# mm rwnnart has#
Tin alligaW woe dlacevvrdl &gt;armtaj bto each. A ruwpla
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i s*. ta
-Itlr* t*
(S.V tnurnomaot
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•t«auu*tk»
Eminent HhiUdel. toga will be available for toral dts- j lw#w plylhg tbalr trod*' un a large t arty in the morning by read week- towpo around tho rriew r-U , |ao#f
M&gt;&lt;druughly
tn thl*
thl*
tnurnoasawt
•Isa
vtm
lo
_.
_ 1-*
. , obto
u budtod man
, bul
..
to have lwen listed tributlon un goturday
•niRM AUVANCSS
,4
Saturday oaf
and there j scale
*rs who
wba IrwmodUtely
iransodiatety amifk-ftb*
o&lt;4tfb*«llb* ! aad Ike wo#st pact af tb# M&gt; wa. J
sc,to here
hero fur seven
aovew years,
years. i
*#s
huso,If n w r .Ium U lb#
.... !!.!?
it. l
*'• Kerpar, so­ after, acronllng to on snoounc*.
TT^TTmawm *‘ in u -.ur bMica. Armed with rope* and rumfd'ta*». Seeing that hi* b#*l ,m«fd a, HL Isnsto io |gj| wb*n '
^ "**
WAAHrNtrroV. k* h
dk #•
' k" ° ' " Ktr- meat today by I- K Jardan. stat* 4 APITAt TO UAVB A ltH IR f 'thgina. Cbraf MAitoms and » »-**a* af
ml defta*.
j b*
ha d
ifts ltj I tfulff awl lto*ki&gt;n
ui vfr N nr* tv wites-w
ts/nus was
wa* rto*oJ.
tto*.-J. Mr |
defeated
(IS fat—A dangacvui* karrium* U ’
r * ' ,h Alfred E. Nor. H e w s , tnspm tur. w b .
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other tactic*, fal l) kamp* on aaccooslva day* ‘by *laiy* 1
^ . 13r A L L K H J ^ T ^ . t o * , 13, 1^
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b.aing up •oath uf tb* W**t tw
Topy D* reived wurd to th.» effre, front
oUAftlor
Wfgj »aael tog rap^Ty and towdly, W'ruorgla* bat otberwtoe today'*
U tfal&gt;. IVT&gt;. faept. :3—&lt;INH&gt;— the* th# W#oth#r I b io n w # r * J
«u«mto*.-u
t , (,L , T W f W ,Tb# r&gt;t&gt;
Mh* .-w
sW . - 1
b*e#- -!? * ^ * * * " thTalUha***#. The lag*
l.m m U M effort t» rtoar the iHtcb l-erfuciaanc* staiwls atoo*
cjtoigi pufserm ware btitod aad a today. It* s»qtcr w ill TJtrty p»i»
ly *
iU v |»ur&lt;k«»rtl fOO irrti of UoJ 1
y T ^ * * 1* ' of Keeper. taln*d from R. Tl' IN,ar man Jr#1^dtoiTtirg
the aom#
*
_ th#
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_ __ __
' Bi'unkg#litr~f-r
ou j |
laobad a*. Tb* gator gOoolI at tho
tins# awltrhiog bis
Beck, good *a«Ngh tu to a asem- Ittti# boy M dytog in tbo baaptial wmtb
( W * . **r|y I* |V» be federal grand -Sanrlnsde
— *«M«tly
-» *PW lb.
-*
- ‘ urs |taif rigomnuly and stirring up toe of Kugtand's Walkar tup b#rv, a»t#c a gew.t* rruisiag crash night oustMima
Cfauntr
dUtribut-r
Tfc# airport Twill’ b* I r , *P|
near a
f ~ ** ~ * **i tb . nodal whose- office* arc la th# Valdai nasahipally owned aad managed, 'until a rap* woe dangWj about bis wale# ta the drub uatU if ••tried Iran, didn't wig a single koto of at th# Broadway cm
nf tbo I of faon i# UmTragw ftld a y . It ia
_ Hui*t.
1 it wifi bo improvad at tsn . "hood aad than, on if t o slrAo f*or ( ■
(Ctiatomsod eta page 4 )
lb# ZI flayed. •
i Grand Tomb today.
rnowng want M r U s s t U u i
|Hio.snah. w ho w n tl
r n c () v c r c d W h l c M l c ;n . . »
p c solitary p a tie n t.I
(: o m m i t t e d L u n K A i r o »r ‘
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n - ,, . . . . , . r * . m. r ln
it wu* un a tte m p t1
i 1 " Jf i
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»hith ZWrfeld ai d l»r W lfM t
NS1—
J«»hn ll.fmakrr, nf ToL'ilu, tltr *vr* ridifif i* o*n#d Fy J. La'lt
prisoner. Hut it
ATIAN’TA. St pi. i v - (INS)
a,, oj,,.
|Hinton S Cain*., »v.irr* u;ei ,nf irrman was the only pecon In-j Itetdofie. »( Warren. Pa. in ,l4 ,» t
Mu- iorr‘t ferAotisly pmagh to he taken *i,f i f . |&lt; plofte Meet ComMa* ami
__ .'wnti ,u * buapital. Ilia madithtn is ertt. I
^ t L r T k 1 iThu^ulileri V.MOJMO. left a trail o f 'rrnole.1M.wmaker jcrw,rd who. t h e ---------------------------- ~

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International N e » . K rrtlee
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NEW
Y O R K . Sept. 1*.— Th.h igh -fly in g Yankee* declate th»&gt;
will bury the A tliletica onee and
fo r all b&gt; m aking it fou r *tm !*ht
a , Vanker Stadium thi* a fiem oou .
\V. Ilo y t, prom inent Brooklyn un­
dertaker, w i ll' con d u ct
thr
trice*.
. •
•The bunt that fa ile d " pave the
&amp; U&gt; 3
Yank* the third
anapped It. M o*‘ *, G rove’* 1 t-gnittr
winning streak. a nd luined the u*
tem pt o f Mtsac* to lead the A'* out
o f the wild ern e * , in which they
have wallow ed fo r 1 I T**r*.
The score wa* tied and Gehrig
taaa on second ha*e. Motiager Hug*
gin* ordered Ruth to attempt a
*a, rif . e on thr fir » l pitch, and |
■then.to awing if the bunt faded
The hunt » • »
f«»ul *'»' in'
CJrnve a ip w tr il anoth»r on*- an 1
Y e s te r d a y s R e s u lts
pitched a ccordin gly.
In*te»d th
ball aalleil Into the l.leg .h .r* toi
\&gt; I.F .U il K
the great g »d B «m '» 49th homer.
I” iladuphia, 3.
%
The w allop marked the end o f
‘ lu tm it 7.
Id; n o r l a n d , .8
the . ‘. raw hat -e a io n in New York. M a t c h P l a y W i l l G e t U n d e r W a y W i t h M o s t
uame* scheduled),
sfln diamond *wa» littered wi t
C o n te s ta n ts D u b io u s A b o u t O u tco m e
summer lid*.
U N U lH N t l I.K A M B
The lead o f tlx- Yank* l* no*
O f V e r y T r y in g C o m p e titio n
Pitt*burrh. 3; Ckicago, ».
o j_2 jy-yn-” , th r « m r a* th e rra— •
Brooklyn. 7 :»! PWladelpktt
tiin o f tl - • Cardinal* over tt..
A n n , Chicago. r» H iurlte Me.
Neu Y*.rk, l l - " i Boston,
Giant* in the National lea g u e Th*
Cnrthy, Btooklyn. Ilarrl*«.n John­
St l»u i*. C] t in. innati, 1
Card* trlmm*-il the Red*. 8
3,1
ston. Slmn apoii*, v
T
Suffer;t
|,ut th.- C.iant* g n n r .r d th. .r ••
SOI TIIKIIN \SStK I \Tlt)N
Ta.lcr. Jr, Newp ot. II. f. George
••ml
ronaerutivi
double-hander j
Mobile. *1; Atlanta. 2.
(lanlcp, J r , M*|&gt;l« i«al, N. II., va
from the Brave# ami went into re
Na*hvillr, 3; Uttle lb « k . 4.
flcorgr Dnwton. Chic 1 go. Frank
nnd place ahead o f the &lt; ut&gt;*
Ni-w Orlearn. I; I'. rm lngiani, 3
liojp, Portland, Oregon, v* (’ . Ib&gt;t»,
(Only three game* •.-hedulad).
llalns*. pitched for S .'l - o u i * .;
Si.merville C s v d t .
John lieck,
Tlie lied* clicked o f f their l7M h
England v- Rujy Knrppvf^ Chiea\ M l it It ' A N ASSOCI ATION
double play « f the reason. shatter­
go. It. It Gorton, )to«ion, v* Karl
LuHitville. 0-1; Toleilo, 13-1.
Ing the National I.-ague record.
Nelli, t ! .it, W m &gt; t *r, M i d
Cglumbua,
2-7;
Imbangpolia.
|u tw o-tim ing Boston, II I'* ' •
Yon Elm wa* ••r-&gt;l «t the t'*t*
I. St Paul, 1.
•if the upp« r ha f and J..ne* at the
3; Minnra|&gt;olla, 4.
ti &gt;ttom r| tre I .wer half in a comtnrn-lah • end avor t» arrarge li
L e a g u e S ta n d in g s
• i'll rwbni* brtweea the aim
| .n n n i I rh a.'pirn a id tSr o r l i 1
man who ha* lern rb &gt; t ,4;*st h ta
out &lt;.f the snutlrur title since P.*21.
h .never, thr be«t laid plan* o f
mice and golf ap'oeiationa often
go a«trty. It Von Elm .1 i-an'i
,«-cis
m uff the Yale* match he ran rnmf&lt; rt him &lt;!f with the thougpt that
all he will h»*e m d*&gt; In th t »rctmJ
r mn.l tin afternoon I* l&lt;rat the
winner •J, ’ th? IVtk na M j« meet-

B obby Jones A n d Von Elm
Draw Comparatively Easy
Foes For Today’s Rounds

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A«nn Agri —
Awn Can
Amn Car Fdjr
Amn lanad
Amn Loco —
Amir
Amn Stl Fdy .
Amn Sug Ref
A T and T
Amn Woolen
Ana. da
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Atfhsn
A ll G if and " i ..
H and.O
Betti Stl
Bute add *upr
C a ff Pete . .
Can Pac ---------- —
Cbe» and Ohig
Chge and N *
Chgo M and StP
Chile Copr
Colo Fuel ..
Col Ga* and Fleet
Con* Gas
•
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Cruel Stl *
Cul&gt;« Cane Su*
Del ami llud
Erie
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Erie First Fd

230
7-8
3-4
3-4
1-S
1-2
11*1
1-4
113
3-4
II
3-1
212
187
1-2
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3-4
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50 3-8 A n n Tobm . •
VS 3-4 O ijn Hi unj |&gt;.
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24 3-4 Curtis Arto
130 l-M Drop Inr
07 7-8 Gardner ,
VO 7-8 Kehrinatnr
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21 3-1 M arti*
IV2 1-4 IVtm Dixie
22 3-1 Radio Corpn
215 3-4 Gey Tohwc R
104 ?•£ Sou Drys R
T9 3-8 VMs them .
28 3-8 Coca C#ig
123 3.4 Freeport T*x
153 R w l A ir Ri R
51 8-8 Gulf St* Str»|
«s 1 - 2 toil lU rv
13 3-4 In 4 Tp I and m
__ 102 L and N
104 3-1 Mack Trk
TJ Marland Oij
I til 7-0 Mid 8t* Oil
.31 7-8 fa n Afnn
158 X r Rem Hand
100 Royal Uutrk
33 HU and 8fr«a
24 8-8 Sr* Roebuck .
. IV'0 3-4 Simms pete
121 1-2 Sir wait U'nr
42 1-2 Vanadium ,v ’

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Intprn Corpr
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Knectt . . .
M anor
Marine Pfd ,
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Pr*d Stl Car Radio . .
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Hepub Ir and Stl
Sinrlr O il..
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Studcbkr
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RIOTOUS SCENE
MARKS CAUCUS
IN TEX AS CITY
(Ciintir^ied fn*m Page One

nate error" and condemned the
“ high-handed and lawless method*
o f the regular convention “
Retirement o f the delegate* op­
posed to the Hrmocratlc presiden­
tial nominee left the loyal fonre*
free to elect officer*, frame their
platform and attend to the routine
business
without
prospects
of
faithrr Interruption*.
The regular* adopte&gt;l a re Colu lion
declaring, that "97 1-2 percent
Vienna, Sept, 12. 1928.
I r •« ai / 1snipmti «■
Ixitrr’* fitting on brm hc* in the o f the bolters were n«t delegate*
and M»e thr reign
park* after, dark In the gay rity to the reinvent on hut eltiien* of
the younger •*l.
of, Budapest will have to present [mils* and surrounding communi­
(waspnrt* or mher identification . ties who ramr to the auditorium
Taper* h« rrafier on request of for the express purpo»e* o f organ­
a n-asiiulilv n
ising a bolt." On motion o f former
the police.
Each tea'
n with Itraw
Senator Itailey another reeolution
The
City
Elder*
thockeU
by
the Brown
il iim p n s in
wa* a.lopted ordering the conven­
the
reemt
“
laxity
o
f
conduct"
in
in to 8.
S ill 1111 '.It N VSStit
municipal park* during the hot tion purged o f “ Hoover
liemostraightspell and the nude batting in,, rrai*.*’
Barring a potsible conflict Wthe river* have determined to put
llirm.ngi.am
an end to all levity.
tween Governor Mieidy and certain
l-lltUt Itovk
The city ha* i**ued two new I. member* o f the platform commitr'iM!ain«* if j
ordinal , - •;
Mobil#
1U-e over the inclusion o f a proh.SThe (ir»t ittictly forbid* a n y .' ttion plank in the platform, the
;nne to •Irep in riverside bung- winJup o f the regular convention
W A SH IN G T O N .
7
id W l
(IN S )- A long the S &gt;
promised to he iraiupiit.
The n-innd pr»hihit* any eouple
t
the - w.nJ* wilt
Governor Moody announceii hj sitting on | tench after dark woutd »eek to incorporate a plank
goutliea-t or • »«t and
;
rale**
thry
are
able
to
prove
will he luirtly overuaet
endorsing the principles o f pro­
; they are married. A ll couple*
K T hu i*day. Show er* .■
AMERICAN I.KAGl K
must produce, on r-p ie »t. Idrnll- hibition, and It was known that
Flayer and
.
kmith p otU&lt;» l * '1'
' fication paper* nr passport* or several members o f the committee
s tut.
G A ll It II l\ L be arrested.
the wind* will I f S'
who believed that any indorsement
crate « * it &lt;&lt;r south*
t.&lt;-*lin.
All Vienna if laughing at the** o f pn&gt;h hvtion by the convention
weather will lx- patt
\rtn*ti-ng.
Aurora.
I IinaiV.
Wash.
121 358 87 121 .380 ordinance* and declares th* city would I* looked upon a* reflecting
w ith . I.h *1 shower*
W iifjm
M .r .'s il,
Boston.
Vs
Gehrig,
the randidacy of Governot
father* are Lcomkng auspicious on
n in r r r V igi. New- York.
N«v&gt; Y ork 138 502 125 1 * 7 .373 a* thr Hyde I'ark police.
ThursdaySmith planned *«• fight »uch a
Forecast till 8 I*. M
Isawer Half
Manu*h.
plank
For Florida, p a ill;
A great map rity of the femin- at M pounds to the stuar* inch.
Francis Ouimct, tiniiu.i, v* FhillRt. Iohii* 138 509 87 209 .387
1me populate of Vienna, lea* |rudh Iwiw
n ljh t.a n d T hu rsday, I
ips Finlay, New York.
John is,
Simmons.
iludape*t sister*
, thow-ur* T hurnlay an
I'hila.
Iud 408 88 III .353 I i*h than their
j in the heat, are going about with.
south
portion
ton ii
la it r r i.
.
I out stocking*.
New Yctk 102 3*ut 85 120 335
v
(lU iz o n
i
F «r extrx-me North
Ijraiter a year ago today: Sim­
pr.dx.il&gt;- show er*
mons, Fhiladrlphta, -Du.
I T hursday;
m od .-rat
NATIUNAI. l-K-U .l E
Flayer and
out o f r*ach o f ruan, b.-cause
•ver. April 12, 192s (INS)
( luh
G A ll R If
To pryeerve anyt‘ ing for man- everything h f : on the turf*-# of F. Waiter,
('am|x&lt;rtlir Tvm
J you niti-l |da&gt;. it whrre h* i thr grou'-d i* destroyed, *u*h a« Pitt*! uigh
138.581 110 211
m v
i ’ie beautiful .temples &lt;•( a -cirn l
n&gt;t tmMli It,"
AT UINT A
Horwshy.
III
free.
'his stalenten’ wa* made bete ,
BIRM INGHAM
&gt;
lto»w&gt;n
120 421 tfi 15l
•at!)
l-y
Gut,..,,
Bui glum
t.lndstroin.
IUIKTUN
lptur, a« he pass,.) through &lt; o
liU F F A U I
New York 134 588 M lie
way tu Portland. Ore., (rum
D E N V E R a* a
hitler,
h
me
in
Ariaa&gt;ns.
J A lh S O N Y ll.l.F ,
inn
P.« 412 59 1C
I want t &gt; lea*,- b-for* I dir, a
K A N S A S C IT Y
lead er a year *g« today. I1
&lt;&gt;id o f wK«t Id* nation ha*
MIAM I
twi, Fittsliurgh .383.
is for civilisation that’ men may
I U2c Champion Spark
KASIIV II.I E
1 ilK IUG FIVE
d ((*1.000 year* fr m now."
(Continued ftwia Page Onr
N EW YORK
.Player
G A ll R II HI
Plugs because I know l
said. “ On a n&gt;&gt;unl*m o f so iJ iern.it use o f his name *e the pubP E N K A tD E A
Hornsby
120 421 88 158 I
can
depend on them—
tnlte
.n
the
Ulack
llu
ii
of
South
FITSIlEKGH
g
138 5 0 2 1 2 5 1 8 7 2
Urali«-n« o f the N .w York Ct&gt;.c
no
matter
how tough
I...U
we
are
e
m
t
in
g
such
a
SAN A N T O N IO
lluth
1284Ml 141 159 4
«td . Tne monument dedicated 1. ague.
the going.
S \ N F R A N C IS C O
(
.obb
95
352
54
114
CkaiUa W. Clark, New York fla
Frvs.dcnt tViolidgr. r«t-or»ii r.in*
TAM PA
» 194 28 51
•chid iiKuleat* in the life o f tfcp araier and son «&gt;f the lateSfnatnr Kpeaktr
'.ibbc and sits forth in Herioc William A. &lt;71*is o f Mo-fana. to
•p"it itxie the 4ikrne«« »-f foot day declared for GoWrtnor S w ill
-at president*
Washington, on the |»nh bitiwn tsau*. Illiaacif a
W1KRU AN IJtAGI F.
'feraon, ldncolit and Rooarvelt. L lJ e i o f est-nsiv*- mining properpt-tlad, thta at New. York.
tie*. and a Republican fur M year*.
4Only game a, h-duledt.
I'iark declared that only through
high.
The
iaarri|&gt;ttooa * total,
the election « f iimith rah the nation
NATION Al L K A O l'K
m u ijfJ .W W word*.
rid itself o f “ dtbaochery and
Crndnaati at 8 t Lam.a
“ tiranite, such as w# are carving
New Yeck at Heaton,
in South Dakota, wear* away at crime'* imadent to pruhibitioa."
Confronted with the final return* gam es). . .
the rate o f one inch in iwl.iw 1
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
years. That mtana that men may from Monday’s Kepabiirati land,
it Inly gam*
•rad what we are v r . l n t thwlv (ltd* in Mam?, r r h a l n i . t n*aj*K•
O V E N 1IK A T R E G U L A T O R
IWr,n&lt;e rears frtun now ."
Illy v| approximately h i j w ) for
nOLTHEMN
4SSO
C
U
710N
Arc* rdutg to Ibirglum,
Ihvrr the G. O. I*, gubernatorial noniinac
I a s i W ard in E fficient
Phattanocga it -i- it l ir Rack.
are s-t»r a l important requisite• aa well a» a fall ng o ff o f I&amp;JHM
C coking Equlpanenl
Hustle al Atlanta.
in p n p a r iv r an Insrriptioa auen i ia the Ik-mocralie vote as against
New
Orlraaa
at
Binning'tarn,
as this. The mountain nuirt he
; the 1920 slate tWrllona there, th*
( Only game* scheduled).
‘ S p a r ty V u Q s
itf sulid granite an that the heat
1IAKTLNGS—W ,rk uixlrr way o f |(e earth will keep the out­ Donor rata, high command today
TAM PA -N ew
gramlsUtul ts
oa cvxiatruction o f new bri Ig
196 U a g P oliM
U h on e ( i
face at a fairijr even temperate**, (a, tly aharulotwd the stale to
lb c .i.s-rtpUuu itself must he Ueo* •r ia tba Nuvwmbfr electioas. he built at faugTvuuda hvr*.
• ertss Deep C reek south o f U. te.

Weather Reports

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JO H AN N E SaU RG , Sept. 12.

—Flying from Kimberley t.. th,-

SMITRcrij
SCORN CIH
MADEBRi

l.iehtrnhurg diamond fields to
(Coat.ruwd .ftm haj
buy atone*. R- C. S. Chandler, a
»ta tc. win. h (iovrtwr J
diamond buyer, crashed on a
visit during tbewr. m l
lonely farm in an Isolated «ecNrbra.ka. tAtihw# I
tion o f the cou n try.'W tlh him
Colorado.
keal
wa» ("apt. Gordon. the pilot.
Minnesnta atvl '4 w w l
Both were killed.
M show* tksl »f IK rgj
There wrre no wilneaaa to the
1’ iendrlil l .
accident, but thr plane, with the*
in two. deipiu t ls B
occupant* dead in their seat*,
territory. I»in* r i n J
wa* found at daybreak by tho
farm er who owped th* land 1 by no.ouo .nd
where they crashed. Chandler, ’ Wlaenn.in hy l
I o f •tal&lt;» hi* .M f k r a j
the ojsper o f math re. appar
rntiy was piloting in an attempt 1 In tbrtc «tSen. S d J
to
Warn to fly an airplane
Una. amt North
when the crash came.
Ooolldgr * l i a
Scattered about the spot were
That Is the comkmil
nearly 120400 in five-pound­
FoRette toti| wkiuthl
sterling banknotes. The money
visirs derm o n tu l^ g
was la have been u.ed in buying
anti-adintni-trsboo.
diamond*.
o f Coolldge, sltkoctlbfl
raptured thr •lrti.nl i l
Nebraska, tk« « r :.f d l
gin wa* 25.1*4). I t l J
B a n d it Is C a p tu r e d
K.OOO; In Mantiu L B
A f t e r B r e a k i n g J a i l trio o f *tst:« hu J|
vote*.
i
N EW ORLEANS. Sept. 12.—
Thu*, o f the . nm\
&lt;IN S )— Stephen J. Beck, OetroK
which Governor Said I
bandit mid hank robber who wa*
hi* gun* next 8 9
thought to have been killed In the
daring jail break at the Angola
nrton
farm Sunday night, was
hack In hi* prison quarter* today.
Beck mid Idwrrnce Collier w et"
recaptured and will fare (harge*
af muider in connect on with tho
shooting o f Jerry Broom, trusty
guard, who sought to prevent the
convicts from evcapieg.
After escaping from the prison
v-m p. Beck **ya he i * i m aeroaa
the river wth a log. He bought new
clothe* and stswted hack to De­
troit hut wa* raught In A lexan­
dria, la .

!

Bor^lum Says Black Hills
Carving Will Be Bead Long Hence

CLARK

Graceful contours
straight linesbe gleam anM
ofJhriUiant colors and chrome
ing instead of drab effects ”
mastbeautiful bodies evtrbu\
Buicks masteipiece bodies l&gt;yw

The Racer

PLUS

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f . m m l koU rt *4 U r cars, to
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prats* of
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T he Tam pa Hay hotrf ha* Iwrn
o ff* m l
to Dr. Kellogg fo r thr
ITuriiln
lirmnrh o f
hit
Haiti*
C reek Haidtarium.
T h e H#ver*iiil Htrston would
taiaa m «r* tnflu*r»c* in hl» cru•iut* against Al Smith If hla own
r*eord W«r* a liltlr lr»* a|»*rXI*d,
l)
a&gt;C « n « Follow* Higid Training
tn
V r«n cc’’ .-hradlin**. W *
hear
turn* talk among lh* hoy*, wh
w undrr what hr went ov*r lh * r
fo r any way,
C ongratm ationa to O oorgr Mi*
R o ry on hi- ap|H&gt;intni*nt H&gt; thr
nianagvr*hip o f th* »tat* Drtn
ix ratio hraHquartrra at Jarkson.
Till*. Mr. M rltory l* a l«K*al man
and la taking a prominent plarr
In th* |l*m&lt;Mratic ronnrlla o f.th i*

State.

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I&gt;r. K ellogg ha* had .VI proponi.
th&gt;n* mad* him hy Florida c ltl,*
and prival* interm t* fo r torating
hla sanitarium in thi* *tatr. Let*,
•tthinlt fou r mnrr, Surely Florida
ran match the f»7 varirtl**.— Ocala
Slur. Ur. K ellogg doesn't approve
o f pickles,
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Those who * , r . wont du rin g
the recent primary to r r fir to it '
repeatedly u *.lh* “ t ’hirago Tumpn
T rib u n e " must find *ome cliffi.
iiilty now in explaining why thr
C hicago
|iaper
•uiq-orta
llrrh
H oover while thr Tampa Tribune
Is wurklng strongly In liehatf ot
Al Smith.

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T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 13,
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"F ollow in g up on an rttrn siv *
advertising
cam paign
rrrentty
held In T exas, our rumpany d u r­
ing the past few dap* ahipprd
three solid i a thiad* of King tj|.
w ard
rigara to the Lone
Star
s ta le ," said II. K. Smith, man­
a g er o f the
John K.
Swisher
C igar (Company recently. It pay*
to advertise.
R ecently we rr|ieated an old
- s to r y fltxmt Kulh Uryan Owen run­
n in g fo r a s tie ct ca r and gettin g
It. Hlnra then Mr*. Owrn has In­
form ed u* that the funniest thing
atwut thi* anecdote I* that It real,
ly never happened. Ncverthel^**,
ahe aaya, a stranger will frequently
approach her and declare that he
romemliera the Incident perfectly"
a* he Was on the street ra r a t lh.'
time.

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T h rou ghou t the whole country at this lim e
&gt;'Rar
there Id m uch excitem ent w h erever there are &gt;'OUng mctl
and wom en betw een the aired o f eighteen and tw enty-tw o.
F or college* and univeraitied a re beginning to o|hti their
floor* fo r the Fnll term anti are rapidly being filled by
Y ou n g people preaumably in queat o f Itnowlr-dKe,
hVim th e unnophiatfented freehmen. excitedly,, on-

Gm-ernnr Smith* nomination ha*
i,roUjh i th* party at once nearer |
f |U victory ami nearer to HlslnteJuration than it ha* hern in many
; year*. Whwh *h*li it !«•?
y., . ' . fr..n^ «&gt;»' ar* mr
v iolet political dfa^recmmi with

nothing to do hut en joy them selves, w ho Iwk u|v»n their
H ,Uc»i *"•'‘’j:"*
college careers as a gorg.s.us periotl o f d u b life where '»*»***'«&gt;" th*
faith nr ht«h
the intim ate names o f various cocktails and other l*e\* rj^'hr" TemphT'ttravea II
ages, the pass word into all the P. t^ r-a d houses n n d / * " *
'^ T * r n p l * j.r a v r . II
night clubs, the telephone numlo*rs o f the most alluring
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ch oru s girls, ure generally regarded as the only imisirtant
ft*.ra i Notireat
th in gs t o be learned, w e would say that u college eiluca- ,
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------------tion does not pay..
I d T i n : I i l l IIT 111' T t u e n i l t i l l
J ltlfiK .
i l '.m t 'i n
till t i l ,
Even fo r those w ho have for their aim in college the
• 1 I T K Ml’ I I iiH I I I A .
m ore thrilling phase o f university life, n secure berth on i n i r t i l, i : * i a i « i t
llrandl.
|i*r*a*ad —1&gt;.
the foot hit) I team , who can hear only the cheers bursting Anna M
I'lto iiA T t:
from thousands o f throats as the w hite lines flick er ls&gt;
KINAl. n o t ic e
nJr^Lh fly jn g feet, whose reading b confined to footlmll
Nolle* l, het.br *l»*n that it will, on lh* l,lh day of
signals and new spaper headlines telling o f the prowess iimleralarird
K. J.t
V
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&gt; *
. . . ■ .1 I l f
III
II
i id** of lamlnoti-J
o f countless gridiron w arriors, we fear that the physical If 1,1
inly, Klntida, feta rinnl return,'
developm ent obtained hardly makes up for the cost in- I '. ' .'ht and tnurher* t i AilmlhU ,
•ral'-r f'&gt;r
the I.-tat* of A m volved.
II flratidi. deceased. and at aai-l'
And fo r those who are liookworm s, w ho spend their nm- th*h and there, mad* apollt" ill, 9 a id Jude, fur a final
. l n , i i i t « i r * l l n n nfentire tim e, straining their eye* ov er their work until e r l l l e n t e r 1
»nld
Ml
a I*. ■nd (nr an "rd ,r dll '
late in to the night, w h o learn ail that Plato and A ristotle
f a r * ii.i
*•
ti
tdm lnl*
taught, who have made all the experim ents in Physics and fraiua
thi, tli* :t*l day of Jul,
C h em istry, w h o have read ail the works o f Goethe and A. |ial»d
|i I t ll
Khakes pea re, w ho .have studied Darwin and at the same
u K t m n i : t: i i a i . m i . i
&gt;•, Ad’I
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tim e can recite the IteatitUiles, we believe a college edurntat, &lt;&gt;f Anna M. IIrand
tion will prov* o f little practical value when the theories
learned are appliisl to everyday life.
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But if you n g men and wom en can take advantage
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o f higher education in a well rounded way, if they can
oi\ t »! i t a n u u .'
(five into the IsMiks w ithout becom ing lost, never to fin d j i w u «»»■ i.uvr «*»• attach
a way out. if they can visit a night club and dance until j TiTi.»t o u aran ti a MonTOAnr.
i ' i i XII \NV, a i *.i i '-ration. lU n iilft
early m orning and then tli'-miss it from their minds and
y
look fo r oth er new and interesting experiences, if they
1. t^erf »|,T I-. r*T,.t «r,i
can have V part in athletics and plav the gam e for all rirrrji-i * n . to r i.m i iu t t o
i . i iMi.T a n i » a i .i . trriiKH »*RuIts worth and ihen return and study just as hard, we
in&gt;fin iNTKitrarriCD
K « » &lt; irr 1* k c f r f .&gt; « l v » n H i e f p i i r a t f '
believe for them* a college education will juiv and that
Ed it t« a W r i t
A llA C h lt lt n i
thtdr years spent In school will never he regretted. ^
•Mil f stti+l llftilrf lbi* *«**| »»f H
lh o«r -O »r#l &lt;J»*urI «*n th# 3rd da&gt; r»f
. ---------- » ----------|«tC* I Itftl f III.YIffl
th#
iHe.fli.nl iirn|&gt;#rt&gt; i»f t
S o m e t h in g A b o u t M e d ic in e
I
I I. IN 'I T, allual 1
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rinrblii, t«*
u if
W e, |ike everyone else Interested in anything r e ­ All h*
M and Vi|« licit f ut till mi •
sem bling science and adventure, have been follow ing the Ictialfft In thr r#!ld#hc0 at Nn Itl?
1
tw niii iri thi t’ »*'istep s o f the B yrd expedition to the South Pole with H«r.fi»rd SMninrilf •'minty. KlorDI
*ifu1 1
Hi* pit|«S I. i IHelt mid Ell
unrestrained enthusiasm . There is som ething alsiut this Mlhii.
j‘*f*"tii Intel•its-d art rrqtilr*
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i Ih »-«Id i«'t Ion Et th*
man Byrd, w ho flies around the North Pole, then across
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1: '■'•*' -h ;i* tjf ■&gt;nl Hrmill''' ■
the A tlantic and now m akes preparations for a most • &lt; if&gt; KlorldE *‘fi Mom!*) |lt« fimt
unusual trip south t h a t . excites the im agination.
Then j d«i b(,&lt;klnl»r, 1&gt;:•
r m HASP
too there i** som ething alsiut tin- barren, frig id lonesom e
A p H lir r i f f f i t H * - » n lu i.le I ! m UVi H
I'lorlda
ness o f the South Pole that is interesting
I V 11Ro n A l ! * i i la*
But it has remained for the m agazine Tim e to bring
fot tdaitltlff.
out som eth in g on the Byrd trip w hich is by far the most
ex citin g piece o f news we ha\e In,‘aril iit a long time.
W hen B y rd ’s flagship "C ity o f New Y ork " put out to IV T ill: I INI I IT &lt; &lt;H IIT III' Till!*
I \\ I. &gt; T %
I H III li
J1 lill I II.
sea w ith nearly a million dollars w orth o f supplies a
&lt; tin t it &lt;»r f i o i i m t . i\ %&gt;ii
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dl
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III
VI % tS
week nr tw o ago, it carried many things, not the least
i Mt%&lt; ■ It %
o f them being, according to T im e,
»: II \Hill 'If AI^T. M ||r« #1%r r 4.1
s* ml iuni*HeIiL. o ini nhi he
*♦1,000 gallons o f pure grain alcohol
tail |»**t ntlHR. I'oniplElhEhl,
4011 gallons o f rum
VH
100 gallons o f jsirt wine
A nltiiVITJt End wlf#. JIA N Ii: OfH
flVHJ trilAHI KM I- Illtll i and
•
100 gallons o f shesry
Mlfr SA It AII %\ Hit ITT. I». f#|»dElltE
inn quarts o f cham pagne
&gt;&lt;m&lt; i: n r n t* T t »r« m i &gt;:
N ot to m ention any num ber of gallons o f rye and
rf.-Ht •• I** tiprcii) Elii#fj tbal ultd* f
burgundy Which were not list«sl.
\oii will p le n se -n o tio •iiili hi t|ff ti# uf 4 1i«crr* * f h’uf*»*
i liiiUN ami hiii* #nt#r#d Ira tliE
that w e said, with* the exception o f the chamiuigttc. l«Ih»h# t*111111««| i i 'i p#_*tHi |(M *. Hi «|nf
♦f
*-|e|•»T\hrr, A |l 19ft, |, i*
G A L L O N S , not quarts.
It is also |s&gt;inted out that this H|irtIH
mI
f In I'liafo c i &gt;t mt
is good s tu ff, p re-Volstead, and all that sort of thing, Jdic|)da&gt; lh# l#t *1*«» *►( .......her. A
|&lt;;* Hi#
e Hul* IIe|
not "re d e y e ."
It was furnished by t ’ buries Cupeluirt. I*
'♦&lt; thi* ***ili»t atid A Irani M i d i i|«),
in front *.f tli# &lt;'«»urt tlnuir mi
president o f A ssociation A gainst Impure Liquor.
*Nii*fM*d. PfirtindN iVnint!, t i *rUIe,
T h e supplies ure listed as medicine, a fact which
III itfftr n»r will Hi Hi* biMhM!
1 bldilpr fur ra# It dull UK III#
lends us to believe that considerable sickness is contem* I
of *#!'*% the- folliMPlnM
plated during the trip. T here w ill be utaiut a hundred I &lt;i**mi ■«i u*&lt;i .mi**, oin* .m i
persons in the party.
W ith ten gallons o f alcohol, four |
\l‘f rtf,*,* ..
7*"*o.-it
rljr »H#a’fiu#«l
fEilti
IIt:
gallons o f rum . one gallon o f jsirt ’and one gallon of
Th# Kuiith Sr%#»i |H f&gt;*&lt; i f (*«i|
sherry not to mention a quart of chaniiuigiie and som e
Thf## lift Eiitl lh# N«irlh in m i *
H um# «n«l **»i# tt#if i:# 1 - 2 1
ry e and burgundy PE R PERSO N , we should think that
f##t i*f iriii Foyr &lt;ii ni in . k «,
tif Tt#r I. •rt'iiftllng tu K It
C om m ander B yrd will have to w orry considerably lest
TI e! fuHl Map «tf th# r f i j i.f
about colds than alsiut ascertaining fo r a certain ty just
H«n(unl e# I*#r 11U 1 ILuimof
4 «f ittttfd
■ln*ifix ,lh # |ital«e
w hich |Mile he sees is the true uiid correct South Pole.
IH lUfviitU ».f Htiaiitult i uiinH,
K h irid s.

T* rrui

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D E M O C R A C Y ,

N E V E R TH E LE SS

JACKSONVH.I.K JOI It.NAL

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la no trrror, ( W i lu i, in
your threat*,
District attorney Mnnoghan, nf
For
I
am
armed so strong in honPhiladelphia, "•hacked” to discover
e»ty
that high officia ls In the city
ft« price* that hootleggrre must That thrv p«s* by me at the idle
wind.
p ay
fo r "p rotection *1 may
he
ahocked, hut hr surely I* mq sur­ Which I rc»|iecl nut."
prised. It Is fur tlioae that sell
We cannot find it In our heart to
protection to f i t the price o f their
good s, In l*hlladelpMa. a . jn our condemn nr threaten those who**
t.ther great cities. A ny aprskraay. convictions against the present
in any blork In any big city ran leader,of the l&gt;emoi raltr party |wrtell you the regular rate - A r- ' eu ad*, them to desert the party.
thur Hriabane.
Illsagrrr with them « , ran, and
will, for we are convinced that
We heard a young fellsw re­ (iovenip r Smith’# candidacy men.
mark the other day that hr would aces nothing so vital to Southern
tov* the escitement of the Hyrd IfetnocraU that they can afford Is
atgspdltion
to the South
Pule. foraak*' the party and bring aboul
Can you imagine anything more its grohable disintegration. Hut
monotonous than pushing alow!)
damn them w* cannot and w llllim .
through the Pacific for several
Much as we bop* that r f* ff
week,, then plowing laboriously
through hundred* of mllea of un­ Florida Itrmorrat will remain Ipyal
broken, calories* ice cakes. There to the national ticket, and gratified
•nay he momenta uf excitement, a* we are whenever nn# of tfiepi
but for that matter so are there publicly announces Ms loyalty, we
in rroaaiiig any public thorough­ will join In no attempts to bully or
fare.
threaten those who are honestly
persuaded that they cannot sup­
in other column* of this |wge port Governor Smith. Such at­
we reproduce an editorial frvlg tempts, we believe, are unjual and
the pen, or dlctaph-'"*. of John -unwia*. The people of this etats
Tempi# Gmvtw If, We do not al­
are sorely troubled ami divided en
ways agree with editorials which
the Smith question Honest men
we reprint, but thla particular
one eo perfectly state* our own are arriving in all honesty al op­
eulnlon In regard to th* pres­ posing conclusions on it. To threat­
idential campaign that w* heart. en or bully any rourogeeu* man In
Hy endorse every won! of it. W# a matter which Involves hla rmisrecommend it to our readers with rienr* is merely to aggravate him
the suggestion that here are eui in opposition.
own views, clearer and more adIt seem* to u* that th* right
da. by far, than we could strategy f*r Smith Democrats in
Florida today should be diiectod to

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party, the seme impulse that led
j u* one* to oppone him lead* na t c !
i support him.

Pay

FIRST PERIOD ENDS
SATURDAY!

t e r i n g u p o n hid fird t g r e a t a d v e n t u r t . to th e h la «* r&lt;»pho- u» th' ^ . '"^ rT .'m .^ i'ik * a b ^ t ^ l t
m o r e , w h o h a « d een all. t r ie d a ll, k n ow n all. n o t t o m e n 'io n i®“ *
arr i,i*hly rrm lvnl t« Lm e r e ju n i o r * a n d s e n io r * w h o h a v e r e t c h e d t h « t |
, neriiu. ami .J ortin r nuradf .T h e
in c o l l e g e w h e r e o n e b e ftn * t o r e a liz e t h e n : is y&lt;It m o r e ^
rr&gt;| frftJ|it m thoM w h,
TL« Herald, Hanford a &gt;l*n**r n, *!• tO le a n t , dtU flcn td, i f t h e y eV fT g i ' e It a th o u g h t lit all. : f1|n 0p|„,„ ,«rh uth*r on pilhl
__ tmil&gt;e* to lb* Interna- arg u e with them selves at this time o f year monr than
jMM* „»uli».r
r il.u
without once In,in* thrlr
s l N #es Wervlo*.. rreceiving
* ,« l» u &gt;4 from
frum
hla
aii*«rliir newe » f « ,n iu ll u n nt any other, aa to w hether a colh-ge education pays.
|„r,nnal »ff*etlun for rach other.
thlo
* • 1, 1 ) il.L.uund word* dollr ewaotF or those* w h o g o to achooi fo r .th e sole purpose o f In th*** trying time* when men
K a oil Ihe leading rvenla « f Id*
•nllra world
Tli# 1. M H la *•• e n jo y in g a free rein to g o the pace with other boys and ar* »tnig*ling in all ron*ci*nr* to
*,&lt;’la llr eff lr»*m In Florida and If*
■aainir ot ha'^flilM alal# n*w» la girls sim ilarly inclined, to be supported while they have drHvr at a right portion on dlff
arlllioul equal.

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m alttl
Ilia l*«*att.fflea
tinder art of
11*7.

Tl&gt;* Hrrala la a member of Id*
Audit llut'BU nl Circulation*. » c
Inlw natlunal A»#*&lt;-lailon of 1‘ uliHalier*. Ai*#rU*4ra and Adeartle- |off A i*n t* which
require rach
J-ubllaher maniber to aebmlt 1 •
thur.iuMh audit
of aul&gt;*rrlpM.in
m i l in order to /* r lf* abaolulali
all claim* o f ri-ru fa llm . a* wall a*
liitlieat liullliiM method*. __

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persuade and not to pressure. That
is the strategy which ta be ng f o l ­
lowed in other Southern state#.
There should be more talk ot
Smith's qualifications for sdmintstrattvr
office, o f
fundamental
lvnioeratic party principle* and
their im|K&gt;rtanc* to Southerners, of
loyalty that is not drafted hut vol­
unteered, o f th* balance between
victory and extinction In which thr
party rest* today. And less talk of
luvnishment for "boltrra,&gt;' uf ex
rommuniratton for tonsr lent lout
objectors, n f Irgal o r moral "oh
ligation," o f political punishment
and personal disaster. Thla I* a
time for argument, nut thirsts
for boosting, not bullying,
,
This writer opposed the nomlna
tion o f Governor Smith for thr
a*m# reason that now he la num
mated, we are supporting hlmnamely, the preservation o f thi
Democratic party In which w»
believe. We opposed hi* aanit
nation, not because o f his rellgior
or because of hla personal liquoi
views or hi* association with Tam
many Hall, but solely because wi
fraied that he was so hopelesal)
Identified with these question
whiih have no place nor Hop* of
settlement in a presidential cam
paten that
nomination wuuidisruj* the party. In other words
w* upposed him because we fean-i*
Ju.i what is now threatened—a di
vision of th* party on matter* tha’
kav* no proper place in the party
Hut now Uiag **• la nominated an
has become the candidate of thr

( ‘dilk |*ur«'ha##t to pmp far

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H|*rtUI

Votes Count Less Next Wee]
The

FinM

Saturday.

Period

o f The

Sanford

Herald'd She Ila nil Pony and Bicycle ( ’antpniifn Mill come D ll

In th» nrcond period which la next

w eek, vote* will count considerably 1ms ihmt theyi

and every contestant in urged to pile up voles now w hile thrv count the mn&gt;L

A big lead can bet

hy piling up vote* now!

Schedule O f Votes
For Ihp convenience o f aubneribers w ho wish to h elp m nleutnnl* in Ih h cam paign we lire ihoeqii
jiiMl how volew count in Ihc first period.
deal more than later in the cam paign.
Saturday

night.

A auhscriplino in the first period will help a rnntodWH
The cam paign is divided into three periods.

The second period ends Saturday. S ep t. 22nd. and

Ihe

third

T h e fir»l

period

is thr l*i

o f the cam paign ending Sat. night, Sept, 29lh.

Term

Vota

Am ount

3 Mouths
fi Month*
1 Year
2 Years
-1 Year*
I

Yrurs

5 Year*

Pile Up Votes Now

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The im portance o f piling up votes now cannot be stressed too ntrongly. A contestant who pd# R 1
lead in vole* now will be hard 1u catch in ihe secon d and last periods.
fi00 vole* now— next week It will only earn R00 votes and in th
te*tunt 100 voles.

Now is the time for every boy and girl to

A one year

'nst period it will only hf#
heir best w ork.

N«Miu#i II IHeM mH,
M iiilu r fur I'umiitElnEfit

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T w ie v r i
t iiin ii
ii n n 1 4 1 .
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t 11141 IN I
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n Mtt AieK u r r r u : a t i v ih ii *
ll.fa »»d »9 . and CM AHE A ro|f«
I[,:AN1 e mm |M»rEH«in. 11#fe-tulaht*
NINTH'K IIP MARTI.M * ft|U;
Notti# ir h#r#hr l i n n that u ndo
V»»l *■&gt; llftil# **f a n#rr*' .if For#*
* I*&gt;» ut • e t»&lt;2 'Hla.U #11 f #m l 1 n 1 ha
4Ih&gt;«# #ntl(l#«l cemr# we lh# &lt;|h day
if
A I) It 21, t, ai
’liwelal
In i!tiEn«#rr
on
Mu
(ft# tat i$E| wf U«(p|j#f
% :|i !*ll* H»t ■am# ImHh* » rulE
a*3
r«
* •*•' larlng*
hm H | * I Hour* wf •ate, lb- ibll- w.
«I# «!«•«’fill#*! I«ml EllUEft
m u.tr 1, in# an#
- i " # in ins t »u n i, ot Kiasosle*
iiut Hlal* ef glories mar* iai|lrssr|f
- 1 is .4 as lallitsi i.i-«eti.
le i
&lt;t&gt; In flw V " H |n * „,
4r*w AullS'a t'lan ot O.i.du a*
per h sI-llu rM 'l 4«l» ot - -,* ,4
amaas il&gt;* I’ ahllr. It.- -.1, ,ot I
Hi-minnl* l'.&gt;untv. rla
r«-em» Cub. I'urrhaari in pay fer
Head.
a j x tx . l
aperlat Masisr.
W s » l w ivinbisn
u llflli* Ini ( v»iiplaluaal
n u T ir e t

S -ll—l b!4a Will b* f *&gt;-*It*4 Xyi
X* lloar4 nf t'uunly i-.-n i .1.
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r srn.liK.li I'euniy KlerIJa. b|. nr

"•(•.re t e e s A XI
l a l u l v i , t.a»,
*1* 1*1 live r l M i t s i aa4 a ia d in g ,
r -a r le h l
o l w ay. &lt;&gt;« Km oorta,!
U reet. r io t iJ a Aveawe. a a4 (V iia l
ta M lsck l l s a r n n k . iisirdw

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TSe Ituard reaervas tha rial,: in
-J-«» any or all M4s nr i „ #r- ’
apt say pie or part Iherest d i i k
•1 lb*ir ja d in u M will &gt;«
m,.
-eel tnlrr**! « l ibe Qh s I i

v, r. DOVqi.AJbi

C la r k ot tka C lie a U C o o n .

You Can W in !
It la not hard to win in this cam paign.
awarda well worth working for.
and F inn St.

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T h e beau tifu l Shetland I'ony and the ulurdy

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T he pony can be ween at any time at B rady's Stable, C oro*

The bicycle was purchased from and i s on display at Geo. D eetch. T h / B i c j * ^

M rl-undrr Arcade.

Just think of it— you can make o n e o f these valuable prize* youij very •*“ I

Its Not Too Late To Enter
Contrary to the opinion o f many o f many it U not t o o late to enter thi* cam paign.

No «** «*

haa • com m anding lead— an am bitious boy or girl w h o really wanta to win ran take the
little hard w ork.
c*nt.

If you want a pony, n*w la the ch a n ce o f a lifetim e i i ' i *

Make up your mind to enter and win,
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And Get Full Particulars From The

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�ial And Personal Activities
l ’ ETKRS, S ^ U ly

M rs. T cck

/ Calendar
T H tR S D A Y
a r t l in f o f th* Colonel
Roux* veil
Auxiliary
Pi ret o f tha Spanlan
War Vrtrran* wtll hr

thrafrr* Studk) at 113
j* Thursday rvVning at

rtliA*
lU be a vailed meeting
p.ffa Society in the
0 at 7:3*. Alt member*
p attend.
box part fn the W, M.
1 arc to meet at the
lurch for trheamal nt
| meeting

of

Seminola

[lyidge at OJd Fellow*
o'clock sharp.
Liber* of the Seminole
[Lodge number ft&gt;rtyLttrnd a dUlrlct meelinir
k Friday night. All mrmwritrd to meet at the
im at gix o'clock sharp
[rneeltng will be hr Id be.
j to llel^ml.
Iithly Program Meeting
Foman's MI*monary SoL Mrthoiilft Chutvh will
| the church aodttortuth
[the afternoon.
I Muaday
banakter * Sunday School
King ufs P. M. with !t&lt;&gt;b.
■ i rrit, » ] Myrtle Ave.

W ith

Is H on ored

B r id g e

Personals

P a rty

fame* when •cure* were vaunted,
a lorely randy Jar wa* rlw*n I*Mlaa M arram Peter* for high
•core, wlule
Dj run Slrvrai
Strrrai trfile Mr*. Djrun
re­
ceived an Italian rut work xuewt
towel for aecond high work. Mr*.
Arthur Moor* wa* prevented with
w *hou!J*r Ilower for cut priae and
Mm. Jo* Gonaalrt wa* the rwi»
pleat of a bo* of linen hamikerrhfef* for low acorr.
Mm. U p t. at.iated by Mr*.
Gcw^e^tiwan. Mr*, llrnry pur.
dotrand Mr*. A. I*. Smith aeo*J
the refrrahmrnt* which were fmi#n fruit aalait,' nut bread *arwU
wichr* an diced tra. IV tty pink
and blue favwra added their bft to
mako the lahle* more attractive.
Thoa* playing brlgw were: Mr*.
George Cowan. Mm. H. L. IVck.
Mm. T. L. O Connor. Mr*. R. |..
Peck Jr., Mr*. Ned Smith. Mr*. Joe
Gonial**, Mr». Ifrnry Pyrdtm, Mr*.
Win. “Erkkaon Mr*.
~ 5 SHymn
^
Stnfnr, Mi** Clro Thayrr, Mi»* Carnirta llarbrr, and Miaa Mprgarrt
IVtrr*. Taa gumta were MV*. A. t*.
Smith and Mr* Arthur Mb*r».

Y A d d s M ore
s T o C o lle c tio n

villa (p u t aeveral day* m thta (k&gt;

*• th* fu r*t
friend*.

of

rvlalire*

and

C’ e n t e r n

On

Mrs. George Hal*, a recent
bride, wus honored Tuesday eve­
ning with a delightful surprttg
patty given by mendwra &lt;i| (r»r
.Sunshine Class of the Congrrgatiiinal Churvh, Th* etas* met first
at the hunt, of Mrs. Joe. klrisch
and then iiiuusslni to the home of
Mr*. Hah* on West First Street,
Games and tonlest* Were enjoyed
until n late hour when -an ice
course wa* Served. Only member*
of th* class were pfesenL

in V o t i n g T o d a y
&lt;TA. Sept* II (IN'S)—
vote wa* forecast in the
state primary rbrtbm
th chief interest centered
wt,st Iwtween C’onereaa|a J. Hire), .nd William
k one of the ch;, f organ.
l*-hw anti-AI Hmith movs*
Pe South.
kirn i when tah'i'atrd toktip.&lt; tnl |o give rontr
l« f th* i xtent of anti■Riment in Georgia L'l'' g to i(-gain the sev
H i , - lost to Strele two

F*Vls of inlerefi |n&lt;blf
vhose between G ovwl»rdm«A atvi Henaloe
h*r the gulwrrmtnr at
'A lim s and Ktigen ■
'L the latter** post n»
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agriculture an I
and Jiulye J. J
**cr»t*ry of a*ata

G iv e n

Honoring ncvT officers

T. U. H ib, Mrs. Wade lo o n y f*wt
'*r» * I. Murphy futnuiont
Tc 'Hji nigh! with a moot'Urligbt
ful port} ,1
K..nu J Mr*.

M a n y C o in s F o u n d
N ear

U u s s ia n

C ity

UiNINGRAD S e p t .n -(INM)
Eighty pound of rar* silver
coins n u n than Ihter leniurler
old ilk a score of rmi|| iron chests
were dug up by peasants tn th*
village of Nlkolshino, mar l.sntt.
grad, and told for a pittance t a
t aut, they dldn t know their t ala'A hard-working rgn.raht pea
ssnt breaking In pasture land hi;
tin* •&gt;( the ctu-its w&lt;(h his p‘nw
near an old Irxe. He plied open
the heavy luck and apparently
shouted his .find freer th, h m•&lt;
tops. The whole village flock'd ?«
the treasure island in the barren
fi*M ami began digging like tnad.
T»v were seriously injured by flyc
ing plcbaiin.

Mr*. 1jelerke » n pretented a m l

M a r ia

G ib s o n

C ir c le

Friendk of Mt *nj Mr* Joseph
1 Hull Jr., will tv inlrcf-e)*d to
learn t-iat they hare most,) from
Columbia to Georgetnyfp, U f
Mrs. Hull will le rementlwiwA as
Mis* Kmlly Italicy, * ho., morrt.
age was an event of the |«*t supi
nter.
f
Mr*. It L. Grrffia, who ha*
b-sn spending sum,, time visiting
her daughter. Mi*. K«tl Ambmae
in Jai'ksortvlle, and with Jliemls
and relatives in Allendale H C .
has gone tn HnpewtH, Ya., where
she will visit l*r son, I'iercy,
5h^ expect* to return (a Hanford
the latter part of thi* week.
Mr*. Georg* G. William* and
daurhl.r,-Catherine, havv arrived
from Mount A'rrnoT,. T!|. to make
Hanford their home Mr Williams,
who is a brother of W. M. Will­
iam* ot this city, re.-ently pur
chaaid a home i* Jhsen* \ ista
an,l will Join hi* wife and daugh­
ter within a short time.

('ALLAS, Tea**, lUpi
Ipjg
M u n i c iTaeiee million pwple. wiih an
i •*»**«• inrnwie ef more that.
tach. or a total of |It,tutu
'V siwelat coulee In mutual [fksiiod totw live in the vmajor
training under 'ha tupervitierf of j market ai*a known as the Smito
Miss Annie tlelie llymm amt Mr* 1w**|, st*I eiuhrming Texas, Ok.
It L, Glenn hue been arrangk*Mhy hr nm*. Arkansas. aShl U&gt;ui(l
ana. atrording to a n»*
ant
jAa l*n|*k»t.,‘ t)Wl&lt;V.
•n announirmrnt today by Drr F. makrwml m s u a ir survey *f
I&gt;. King, parlor Mr*. It)*nn gmj iht* territori. just puhll»h#d by
Mias Ily son w ii teach music • ■■) Industrial llallav la*
have charge of rehearaal* ah' I ItidiMtria] l.lallas. In,., it a
lerpuruisuw af the
the appointment af the mu*t&gt;' &lt;nns- ■uisditry
mitt** for IVSh |ujy, |»r Cl g tkllas ( Chamher «f r**nsrtre,
and |* owsdusting the g.'aaior*
aahl.
M
i thiue-year national
rwMtmaalty
“Some unusual advantage* (&gt;'it! ndailrlal adverlistag rampwian,
music training are being ptagp#*l seeking to de«e|u|t ibe Soiri'for th* young people of th* •&gt;»t ilaiuatrlaUy.
church," said 1&gt;r. king vommenRng
The su rer), said |e h* «n * «|
the moat romptsi* aad lompre
In

Fre* tleUeery

hewalv*

analytes

of

a

(ft jm m n ijii/
(J ictw r
O l I K c-tptiv:rtcrf hint
k . i u -she wilt r»H It a l* yt*«. Ilgr t t w ,
her
cM r,
her
*b'itrhlfig
peronrtnltly.
French wf |h« ) 'tench
The Ufc, the ( t y r t f
of I V U .

r .H iiU H 1

TO

Ihinlup tire* ami lubes wa* a*
nouncetl today The rubber produit* wf the Ihinlop Rubber t om
tany trill he dtatfihuted from
Rive's tiarag*. Jtia West H rd
Street.
Three grade* of tire* will he
•obi. said'Mr Rl*»- The Ountop
itself, am| th* h»»tr brl.ed tKiatup
mail* Hr**, the Huffahr *«ut Jack
raldot M Rlv*
.... u th* (uirMr dU.

NIGHT

-

trlhetlW *fi.r (laklar*! and Pew m
. ar* H* ha* hsW* lo (h« *ut»mnh Je
business her* fur many year*.
" I believe the Dunkip life i* th*
best **n the market. * l t d Mr
Rlva. ~l am aurv that Ik* peopl*
t*f this rtmnty wdl *tk *n * the
opportunity |s |mrt has* one ef the
beat known staodard makes af

markei

New Fall' Footwear

A

Low

Price

W ay

To Bright New Floors
I h k l gu wtlhotif new fhrwrw b rra ih * &gt;t»u Ih w k tWwy

how

litllr

Intel over

Thev diwi't.

Armalfwag'n

l e t tin Ull yim treSrUv

I tnukuM

&gt;our «*lst fSenrs.

Fh^rc* will r«*vt —

M»*y

hump ow ners

permit*
Mere ar* half a drtavw rtytee wt
FaM ysM *. strap*- and •tract **•
fatd* Jest reulved
l.urt nos*
A *.
MCI yejewt toull
tfa—i'jrS jiv e * kids. Th* «»foetto
•re e*pee (ally enaggy and aaig t o r h
smart
There srs
*&lt;rh« for s k » l girt* aad wwmew.
fu ry from !*• la Kigto A*.
Trvig cvna*rr*Uc*l&gt;.

'

'"r1 *

W » h-iv# put duwtt a half ihucn U no t o w

fUmra In ttankUcne F.mfurd h * « m
mtnthn.

Ul

In the pu.vl.fctg

m auhmlt x.tdnutrw f*w your a.

Linoleums
Av

for

• . Room
H o U iC

Every
In
. *

LI.M OKA

Thi* atrlkine new nlvle tn M 'd i '
ltim|tie kid. genutp- llu a r d tn m
and ) ptinUh heel*, fll.fM t.

—- 4?H F w ho « y i f i 'h h newer! TVgrrwl M&lt;xM
&amp; D
will csull in (Jig knowledge lltat fth* UlS

"*e place to build your home
forest’ Sanford Realtv Co

!•»*

aI.ill throe flsMrgn, • rtH.pl nt a tim e, an ih c lt budggt

A r c h ite c t
N a ll Hank IJIdj
Snrrford. Ffat.

_ Loch A rbor

IH D V

*qt.
' Im*
*-**♦♦, I f R ig W , h p ^ U m ]
•dibit m..Ur drivers'
Ut

The Jelegatee baeeai their argil
manta on the ***#*•!*# nm lrlLnon* that Kwantung had b**n
forrvd to *uA» far tha northern
campaign of the XatboiaUat*.
Their vtand *•&lt; optmaed by thef
other delegate*, however, on lho
growml* tha*. ***** pro* Icm* worth!
make a similar |dea. TV*, it we*
potrrted out, would ratiee an •rat­
ing of the un fl-atui* of tn* aat&gt;
towel rnrnw r
The Cmfrwwa agnmd that tar­
iff autuMuoiy court ho **tablerh* d
at the *r..t
th* piea&gt;-Ilf,, year.
After thi*, all Itnporta would pay
la alagte im on aatry Meanwhile,
import* will eoattoue liable to tha
R iv e N a m e d C o u n ty
•am* Internal taiatlim a* native
D u n l c p T i r e D e a l e r [good* of the m m * ilaaa.
It aa* agreed that all dfO'**t‘.
The. appointment of S A. Rlvk aad *eturor| foreign toon* rbcoU
a« Seminole County dewier Pit he'paid a* heretofore, an t Itn*e»

rtml tow much.

Elton J. Moughto
F in d

A U W T O R I1 V

area published HI till* ruantry,
YOUR CORN S
V»*»U
&gt;&lt;ur|i|i»i*g tart*
*ti*wt this newly deeehiging lee
ritory. the last of |S* *1* great
Ne I'sla Na mota « » .
natural aalUnal marketing ter. disappear
In s , W*lk srtih *asw IknA W
riionaa in Americ x p« attain with
«k-s* ,* sailed *V&gt;ea o u r r any
w biasp*ra,I reregalttag.
ka esr Thee *r* dsageemra
Tlx* total Income af the South&lt;*ct FNfMtt HUS at Iks Idle*waat market Jt given a* » . *r*. lag drnggvw* TOHAT’ " «' • **
"•*),iroti. tanking t: t ifu in a*. n. « urai
• r f l*i BWIJ ** * i»44II
Thomas Jsirti t „f Hhangkt'. Manat iiNpwrtam-e, Sew Fnglaad. lAflOKA i o l t u *\ 4
1
China, who has been the gvr*t ■* ainl the PaatfW Cuart being flrrt
ht« aunt, Mr*. John I* Abrahams and rrtrr'aJ. irtytcUtrl), »
31(1 W. :*«th Street
ye*t&gt; i&gt;i *
In apend seteral day*, wph rets
lives ami friend* In Jnxhaonvt'k
rntoute to San Fram-isco, Callf-r
nia. where he will aail on th*
t
S t haumont foy Shanghai v

D ia m o n d M o u n tin g
Jgw#ler*-( iplemrlriat
h 'air) MegalHng

S E R V IC E

IjONOOV. a*i
Although Ka Sa^

*»U.c, 9;.W. IV nas/l vsni*n», III,

W ill O f f e r (

In s tr u c tio n

PARK

Joe Robinson

t 'p r n a r

•lumber tttualr; II, thmgherXy**’

a ltrrn »,'i at (he Iwen* of th* ferwi'
M ix Violet Scott of Washing, *r, in to Park Avenue,- with Mt&gt;- h. Uaaee music; P. dinner music;
ton 1* t i- u t r d i i j tM* week I N. HI b » amt Mr*. V. K. IVIn
iO. iWaler urvbeetra.
to vxit her btutber, P. 11 Scott, %lrad a* bpataa*** Monday aftar lN .b .h H R R New l Wleaas—lam
for eeveml week* at hi* home noon at the h»n&gt;* of the form hr,
J 1 Itaace music (tw o hours.)
fit'* PgtmetKi Avvnp*.
tdltl Park Avenu* Mr*. C, C. J|r 11* * " S I N St. Ivarrobefg. JSM
Crory read tha 4*rc&gt;t...i&lt;al e**rvtpe,
Mr. arid Mrs. Olaf Smitt and while Mm. G. K. McKay had iharw* H I, Niwn hour pervsre. popular
nustc, talk*, new*. *tr.; *t]i&gt;
children formerly of thi* city IHit o f th* nilatton *tu ly cla*i. Three
Y**pa weather bureau forecast,
now of Port Tampa City, bar ■ new member* were taken In a*ul
late newe. aport*; P. ,lu t»o mu
been v is itin g frie n d * hem and note than rtfre*hmeM* of »andwtcb**
•l'*le;
10, papular program.
many rhanges in th* city.
and punch were a*r**d.
V* *0-If, dance nnSrstrs
The W co ile n pretenl were Mr*
-A t W I hie agw—4 Th
The many friends of Mra.John
Weaver will be plrtwil tn learn li. K. M« Kaj-. Mr*. J f&gt;. Parker, 11 ”, Ulna Ihinuke nights. It).
Ihat she is repurtrd much im Mr*. Frank Talhutt. Mr*. Wl|n • rlureber mimic.
proved after a serious Hlnesss at Mr*. Ponder, Mm Zeb R atliff
U aj—W lW Clannaali—7mi '
Mt*. F. V. I^ee, Mr*. John Humley, 7, Of hrstrat, », Ramhlem; p to
ker home on Oak Avenue.
Mr*. H. F. Creaahaw, Mr*. G. K
kulatical high lights, pi, f-,
F. S. Urns.m, city rletk, and Camp, Mm. V. C M iCrory, Mr*.
lure*, dame |ta» ami a half
kuur«.|
Mrs. I-*rnson and son bit today P. K. WinatvaJ. Mr*. C. W . Stok&gt;*
for Washington II. I*,, where they and Mr*. John to u n «r. Gueat* fm
will visit Mr. Lamkon's parergs the aftrrnoun were; Mm. Ur*iR*r
S o u tI n v e n t (S e c tio n
They expect to le away about ami Ml** Ihiruthy Stokra,
two wvrka.
M an l .a r i r e I n c o m e

HMGHAV1NG

a co.
liitoytjfukt
llollingswtrrtk
* I'anghpro'*
hrpt On Ir*

KAIR

In to

H kt.U kS. T**a*. Srpl. It
T ill RSli W jw p c I t
l*rr&gt;*r*m» in K ulira itamtar J I lN N f-lik !h at» TlOWtotrwttr fan
tint*. Aild on* hour far Faitrm |mutton wn» l known into w'UI «sir
at*) light tune, All ttm&lt;A* g &lt;w flilan Mnlay when the anti S o f t
•nthra*
ttW ia lw . oxtkaUl.1 dr legation* Wltnl IW trowwtvnri
M’attlonitk* «n t*ft af ran trl fallowing the report a f th, Rtat*
l um m itU t'i action. raw foptoatli ij
ttm, llloqrlr* on rlfH.
4,l*g*tU&gt;iv* yrsterdav. TV * report
• M A o W H f \*w \«.rk-aia
II.W. Afternoon fratuma. •, hvtnr nrottmamM tkf latHtwiia dtl'.
*’*Hfl t. River Hkortrtet. •. Ik*I •ration* fm ot Italia*. Tartan*.
fattua* taller; * fc&gt;. Mafor ami! Houston, pain Pinto, Wichita sal
Minor flora; », DM Crtinsetar; j IUmjd* i 'mint ic* b» Raalnl H ill
* Mi, Jan,* auiir (two and .1 at Ik* taarrMlna.
Im n n l atel* a ft or Hick Fleming,
half hoar*.)
•f llnuaton, torro'arjr to th» / i i r
• I I J -W K Mo. Yarh-44K
•I. Ofvheetra an t fratwroa; S Ah.' Kie.tHivv Committee, resul Ik* to*
Ham*, •opram'i, g*W: a Ml IT ft port. *t Governor O ft. ('uktwitt.
»**r band; T, retold tat**: tiki, an aatt-Smith chieftain, toerkt
'Ikin'* owrkmtrw; h. wkeetfRel IK *(*it|w from tha chair. TV*
»hai iftffkr. g w . Rn&gt;* P i u M i* * * refueed aad the anti Smi.h
* ifhta; !#. nlumKrt marte .
f delecnUun* jnmpmt to their feet
r t a -t k iw . Mtantw (H r— tin* all oewr Ike hall yelbpe "giwdbic
*
t'anllHaiw. organ roritol; Tammany.'* Smith fallow* t* In
* IV musical half hour; k «.y, overwhelming maj&gt;w ty. counteroif
Vakwsy k«r*; P, tlanc* must. j with; “Throw the Kcpuktlraa*
out."
*
0 * * hoar*.I
I 'lA —M lA L Hottimo**— into
• (V Dntndr muatr; T:90 piano. * S t n t i s t k 'M B c v c n l
**»•*. *tnnc quartet. B.M, HI**
llp n tth lm p r tn r e s C h in e s e D e s ir e T n
t'*&gt;iubo nights.
( on trol U even u es
t f ‘ k kllk \ IMtshergk H i
A 3*&gt;. KHkA rnirmil*, Rolf; 7, r*.
toM tale*;' MR. Alina* ntrha*
tra, », «r, hestrax that itlffrr. I1
„ IW I-H JIC Waaki««ta«—Ma
T. i V r ii l m ; k. Jan,*. (ltd t'oan

Prleruk* of tYiiMkm Uwltow wtlt H a g M e e t i n g M o n d a y
be tnlrintrd uTjiiww that le ha*
b&gt;*n pleitgr&lt;l by the Sigma Nu
Th* Mari* Gilw-m Circle e f the
fraternity at the Utuventty of
Meth.«i »t Church m»t with Mr*.
Mori da.

B a p t is ts

T tir o w n

tS«

rtsmw'MT

M c la u u lin z

I c lto y n o ld s

«f

The many fnend* of Mm. Tom
Unit, who ha* been critically ill
tor aeveral week* will he aim) to
know that *he t* recuprrating.
Curly Outlaw, who ha* been
tiling in Sanford fur the p4*t
two yearn, left Wednewlay for Saw
York where he wtll ra*ka hi* bomr

PleaseStandBy

P a rty

*nd pepper ret. A| a life h A 1.
Ike h.'»te»»r» tarred rrfmahmept*
r f '&lt;t m a m , Hu'irktu*! anp*l f # i i
Mr. and
Mr*, larther Harhey fkhe* and fruit punch.
and family have returned to Sen Thoe* enjoyinq Ike lowly k tfir
ford a firr ipomting ttw *umtp*r
• rm : Mm R. C. Mac re, Hm.
in Tampa and vicinity.
( karle* AtkliriiHi Jr Mr*. A *
Ur. H. I*. Smith and family who Halt. Mr*. Hen Au*tln. Mr*. llarpM
have been i h i b f in Alabama for | Kattner. W . A. T. bobbin*. Mr*
two week* will am «* hrnir thi* Kdward liu lw t i, Mm. Harry FHwranai. Mi*. Frank Hiadtry. Mr*.
aftemjion.

ilabrmwi, scYrrnl business matter*
wnre trwitacted. Among other
things, l He circle ds&gt;clile&lt;l to havs
n booth for tip mle of coukevl fpsul
at the annual bv«**r whtl.h * tU b,
*ta«id during »h» Chrl.tma. holklays.
Sloon—by Hubert W
Following the bu»li*i* arstion,
Mrs. N. K. Jones tead a rh ^ u r on
"Lore" from the book “.fplrpual
Advrnturtng." Mrs. 11—jh-- M ,
Mr. and Mr*. W (). Russell an I
aitted by her guest, Mra. lAi*, »pd
daughter, Miaa Virginia Milhmir. Mr. Russetl'a father, Mr. K. J. Rus­
nerved an Ice couree to her guest*. 1sell. left this morn;ng for a trip
Those attending the InterratHig b South Carolina, visiting tala
turn-ting wvrv: Mr*. S G. Jones, HxtV They ei|&lt;ect td be away
Mrs. H. II. Chappell. Mr*. J. K.
ly Hal ten.,
Preston. Mr*. Tom Wiliams, Mta* P. Connelly. Mrs. J. F
—by Ralnc.
I*. K Scott. Mrs McK m. Mrs. Tiltnason -by l*hili|v Gibbs •is. Mrs. Ml Intyre. Mr*. Handy. Urvumt, .M w (4) i * Napitiau,, K
A. N tviM i and Mis* C-arulyn
ir—hy Hnalth.
Hill will
Ti.wrvdey after,
Keer—by Hlmlloa*.
noon lo vpcrtd rsg afternoon and
e'rping in Haytora Jt, *, h as the
ARV GRtll'P AILETS
guests of -Mr^gjt. A( Newman.

the new honks which
added to the Municipal
re tha following)
nldycn—by t£dith What.

t«t

C la s s

WTTiam* m San l a n u
T W a\
H r*. I t 1* r * t 't Jf , was h&lt;irara*T
t lM t lff ktMr OM t|m*f»lrd with
with a lovely bridge party Urdu,*
Hubert. Dmlaan is spending to ­ k‘tit?t-r«lwT&gt;l ttimlti « m) frn»*
day afternoon *1
_ ttm by Mr*. How­ day and tomorrow tn laltahaaae*. irtlrtirilljr arranged mi w »« ii U
ard Lame at her brauliful hum* &lt;m
biwta.
I'nrk Avenu*. Pink and blur turnHep* Huff left this morning
The guests m]u)nl (imr\ aWl
mar imritrn flower* formed (he far Taf.Viaaar* where h« will
f i t l n l t , Mm. It C. Miaor alyl
decoration* In the room* in whtrfa *pnnj •ertral day*.
Mm. Ft* aril Ludavk* battin Ih
the ffuret* enjoynl playing bridir*.
&gt;' • a
r«&lt;ri**&lt;l k a
Mr*. Lou a Jammaa o| Jarktan
A fter tha *i ninrluilow of the
|beautiful h a rfin c tlnwer pot wBW

C h u rch C ir c le M e e ts
Irionary Socuty ef th,
A t D o u g la s s ’s H o m e
lonal Church «d]| ’ hold
icrting of the **au,a''at
house. A full atUbdmrrnbcm i* urged.

retie Gist (i'rlt Mission
H-ty of the MethiMlist
let Tuesday night in the
here report* were presukmlaiion to the state
hn. -Following a short
session, th, host,ss,s.
ktherin, TJIIis and Miss
Pearson, *,rvc,J rrf re sh­
ies r iram and rake.

Officers O f Azarian

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gruxiicvl ultimate uugftDCM af ■ UMxJciitc pocc*

E X Q U IS IT E
116

M A G N O L IA

SH O ES
AVK .

TH IItn Fl.O O R . IHlIkSO.M-IVKH CtK

T!

�A p e s In Z o o H a v e
C h o ic e s t O f F o o d

to
a week ha* elapxed, G overn or) ted to her by Mr*. Itxuer,
Smith » a ij today ho had M t W -jn o w *he Ha* t&gt;« dorM
1*4
lMrA.fi
it.
Hauer mail* the- t-tat.-meni, ttrtrr.i■ ek *t!*r .W**d- Mr*«e Swntoni WdUluted t " Iter h g
v c n u
him *he ha* had a letter from M u ^ M p . Sanford j u P'Jc JLlyLlUltODetilAi
lUner, " n which *hi* told me n attributed tr* her by Mr. Kelley,
|Corvt-nurd from Cage rinc
lot r-f thing* were being *aid in l&gt;otb cannot Ui telling the truth.
( Continued from Cage On*
I*arker*lmrg. W . V a ." l_rtcr Kcl WJ\i.h o f lh - twu women Involved
f„*m . Sending the futlity nf
would ..te.fw io' rr ivc.
Wext lev advi.ed tiovetn or Smith again 1* guilty o f the »lander, I do not J^
, |Khi* effort*,
the alligator
aillsat‘&gt;r fl&lt; und. r*t Mr*. Sanford ‘ Tmxitively d m - know."
Virginia I* a l.attle ground thi*
e j hack d&lt;*wn in the d-trh and o . .
t .! writing any inch letter."
G overnor Smith *ai«l He umler- fciiii no further prutr*t.
year and
'"t*1 help*.
T * 1 tiuvernor Smith telephoned ■tioei Mr*. Sanford i* the w ife o f
Kt-enan** jell* r fell into the i
With their pri*c tedgned to hiKennan at I’atk eribu rg, a*ked
prominent Syry u w i coal dealer. ^ ” *\ .,*."ritg'r~i*i
ewpldtv
p
------- * ?• * ■ ? Ita oerm n d -if
‘ i^liVr" Wia Hot n i l W F
lib ], oh Lain the letter in q u e e t k r n .ju r ^
n H . a T - n o e r S yr.cu .an , |
" " r V " " , / ! ) '' 1" und^i e
1Hitler of Hie city. He promptlyhi 'in - raw Mrs. Hauer, he re.
The mail reaching Governor had th
- * timber The gator
railed Gtruerntir Smith. Governor
ported, but he didn't g et the let­ Smith-* office for day* ha* been » long pn-ic ■
'
, &gt;luj
Smith rt*|Urated Kelley to ret thr
ter. He telegraphed the Governor ruled w .lV t r p .ir t , o f the
&lt;
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w
h
t .S
denial «tat!turnt from »ome promon aui-fct-. A.- Xoitaw*:&gt; *
per.m- « ,.n p fW*n." N ot all
.the
/ ’j',
lo o .
, hc n -p-r
input KepubJ.can a* rc-|itcy«jjh&gt;^
1,1
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.
v r &gt; i &lt;i»&lt;*me tlT get Sanford let- m m r t i c o n ttrn r»nlr h t p* rw iu il
Keenan aryl to forward the letter
f.nrn^thrbo&lt;ly
teT. Tarty here aay* same i* lo*t I habit*. Moat Of them deal w ,th were d acfgn re, lid
over the fem-e
to AH-any_
or dei-triiycd.
Itelieve *hc mu»t the rrtigiou* i*«ue and other* to the alllgitor »1- 1
Senatnr George P. Icaron , Re- h»&gt;-- got instruction* from Syrrt- thp itorie* concerning hi* perwon.,1 into the gwtrr to jum other mem,
her* of hlh race, itork in l v ijnliv.
puhli-'an ih a iin n n -d thi ' rT,* ! f * r u &gt;•*
&lt;ieatruy ■&gt;* nut - ddisclose.put
ix c lo x t
|Me anjl hr* f.irwily. O tlf'g f th-Judiciary
Com mittee,
prom ptly n , „ L f r. X e
n o itd e n y *tate* whoft lotigD over g y Smith Anid he' element, .the gntor settled down
b, 1|uil
.... U
. ..
fumiahe I* the n futathm« nf
o f t h r .!
. j* , . jut- r*
r_ .lmt* lh*a
|k . ypleiied tie SaW onl.Hauer exam ­ to rest on the lloor ef the port.
w aaL
etiargr that Covernor Smith was
ple bee-iiu*! it iwnt»ined"Vi!nsicj and There wa» no perceptible avchange
dnmk at Sy rii i«e. •‘ I'olittcally,” i li-r&lt;- the rnnt'er rested today,] H appeared f«.*ihlt- to trace the o f greeting* between the new com*
■
Ke|
f.ir Gov. Smlth'a comment*, i matter to ita aourcc.
am oppo.-d t" Gevt-rnor Smith,
1^ i* probable there w II be fur­ clear that he Is determine!! to hit
will lie noted." he said, “ That
hut I believe in a square deven
, Sanford promised Mr. Kelley ther exno*ure* o f the whUpering It a* hard *.&lt; he etm whenever
fiir |Ki1ltira1 oppontni*."
siie would write to me and campaign a* the campaign gne* there npears the opportontty o f
pinning it on the author*.
A* a mi oilier o f th» advi*ory
madedenial o f the letter httribu - 1 on, Governor Smith
l-Mird' o r th&gt; -tut- fair, SenatAr ,
Praroii ixid.he iuol been, designate 1
rd a* Governor Smith's eacort dur­
ing )■ - v^alt-to the fa il-n o I wn&gt;
»th him fj
- tv i 'ruing until

SM ITH BRANDS
AS LIE S T O R IE D
ABOUT HCMSRLU

MfprfiW, S*^li W
tl'f "t *
(IN S )—Two prirrd i.raniruut
■ n il lb the Morcow MO are eatin* up JUS worth o f choice fm i
a day and thutnblnir their no*e«
Two T h o u s a n d C a r s T o S h a r k e y , M a l o n e y A n d at million* &lt;&lt;f proletarian* who
can't
afford t« spvHfi 0 ;a'
B r i n g I n $ 1 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0
S ch a a f A re Ig n ored
amount for f"«&gt;d in a month.
B e ll T e lia C h a m b e r
In L is t O f R ic k a r d
In^lha nam» r.f acianra.■IhcMa s, GuMav, a 17-year old wid­
BOSTON, M«»*. Sept. 11— (IN S )
SAH ASO TA , F l«., Srpt. 1.1, ower ami hi*
frit* one
lim ing fan , o f New KobIbikI in
( I N S ) —Tw.t thounnml carload* -if
j-rar old, Mow away dali'-ariex
**/Dry,
approximately
700,000 gi-iu-ral and Hotton in partimlar
whirh almost no pmkrllmok r*n
fr a ft-j (MM) crate* lo a car | with an ft-erp Ipith surprised anil dl*touch in lluwla. They eat If"
MKTrraU- value o f 31,500,000,
*penally imi»nrted Italian** a
appoint! •! btiau.a T-.X llirhard’a
will Imi harvested in the fall,
,
day, rusting the Bap.t# irnt* a
ravyweight
and spring crop* in thi* county?} nrw,^i apnounrnl w*
pieci-. In johlitii'n they devout
A ' »"fi
i«n- tourTtaapchl
to'irta,ii M &gt;'t i n
leecil r r , iid tin M riyJiai}l-, A w o - »*Ji(•kun’
tht'-c pear* lit 41 &gt;'• t ,o h, t
elation anti &lt;ithrt.a atU m lint Ui&lt; i'.r|,,iH t*L* turtm# &lt;v any
couple o f.o ra n g e ' at I" cent*
me tmtar o f ■iht m rt.hM itItbrttvyw^ffni tirfu .
emit nnd
apple* at I" ri rit*
at^thc rh amber o f t ntufhepCc M m n Jai k Khar
Grn.i- Schaaf,
each.
(la y /n lK h t, h-arnetL from an *u t
&lt;
Maloney,
Hanana* »»n*t h e . bought in
liter* ilrlivrrrti h y " T. J. 11c It o f ,
Sharkey, it I* known wnuldhavr
T:u*&lt;iu at any price and an- con
jjj*
Ip *• ,*.? dx-rj
f •»., of mfused t&gt;, ,-titt-r tin tournament t ■Merer! on unto•i,e»«ary luxur..
thi* n ty . Thi* will iM- in addition
(ilj
t.i mart th&lt;- winn r
They are importril by “ ll
I . other M g c U h 'e . rt.. I- grown. , „ r n s5lli{, M,
when the
freight from Hamhurg. Com
The itlim nti £f
th
v.tl.ot
of
»#f 1 * '.*. ••• * .
|tub|i hr*l But no * vpliimplaining ntmut
-tale " f
I*-, crop,
appi-ixlmat ly
f i
.bin ha* Intm given fo r the om i*. I affair* line Worker wiot*' t» •*
• rn'e, lie atateil w.i, -* c in*cim
tlvr- on*. It I* lha Iwlirf h iwrvct .don o f the Kyiuth Ibiatun S tr o n g j nrwtiiwper:
“ No woroler they *ny man d&lt;that the price will In latter, mak •iny" who **« rnnie lyark tttld |
ended from monkey*,
Ing the Iota) value of tin- erm ttiuned the right to tie rmiairlvreri
among the top-note hrrt
greater.
Into Oblivion
The atatement wa* m a l e hj
A
ft
r
that
disastrous year
Mr. Dr'll m mi aildr
i-.
’r i
Ita outlined llie
ptn|miri| for- I91M w1te;i hi- waa hcalen hv
id.i&lt;iining Ihix to
tpatiou o f a f2.V),000 r irpr,ra(iott. Shaikkry, llreney arid tiiHlfr/y,
inventor u n11«. h » » * v-iew.
1150,000 worth " f the &gt;t»rk to I the Inst two hy kmxkout* in one
io rares." said Kearan** letter,
lb. ilixiioiieil nf locally, In order round, it sienual to everyone that
niiidi* tsi sfc-.-rh from the box
that tlm |ire&lt; online rrlety j lai.t the "Dynamite Jim "
«**
,. was
o.it Into* cnti 1- He showed
11i*
1
could h- kept in operation hit.
longer* t-ut that a "Gelatinous
tIN S) The ho cviilcri. ■ of even, having had .i
"W e find oureelve, i&gt; Ittih- n*
In n ' hud ’ t a k e n In- plan £ r o m
1'AltlS, S pt. I
Ocr financetl,' M
Mir. lu
ii-n
-t .i d
,i { f o urthS 'la re In lha fiat fa ? ' the fine «pun line Is one " f the newest t »(hgie drink, nor d » l iH-lteva Dial
ll Xtat
ih d
w c are
* nil tug Uism~lhe { wurld'aheat that &gt;t*r the riUltn- {on rxbi-tn rlan m -h i'd ' by thtsKf-n*-!- j f - h f n i
•The’ «t atom i t wI lh Mr. Keen.
people j.f Karo- -&gt;t &lt; to •nb-(tib&gt; sular Idol *hp|M &lt;1 bai k into ntdiv dre»*mnker* for wioli r wear and
nn ijtinr
i the Governor'* esmto atm It in order to Increase thi am. It teemcil that dm lone field u f'ronilslng gn-at
payroll* o f tho city.”
It I* »o thin an I »b ndrr, used in ilition &gt;* so manifi tly unfair and
for hit future greatnees would lie
m many wavs ami in ad many va­ untrue that I would n«t feel that
lie explained that morji i| th- tlx- Ki»h Pier.
I w ni tint- th-- pa11 of ii man if
celery whipped out o f
M.-ii-liWhen
Dan fa rro l Malom-v^ riation, that it is almost a new
wa» not washed ami ptermil 1 manager aired hi* thought*, which theme Instead o f a iniple line. In I did not write |"-u thi- b iter stat
Iwfore ihipmi-nl Thi* in- tm n were both emphatic ami I'ruT, it grii-f.it. it consist* o f elongations ing the -fart s &gt; • I kr-u» them,"
rhme at oth-d points, h- declar—i •&lt;t Maloney thinking
Imno iliately ti| - n receipt o f
It must and . point*. In the mn*t slriking
and of rourae, lln-«- othri |wiln*s
Have iK't’Uhul to him during those modi'l, it i- ixjih ’ - sc-I in skirt* Fiuron's letter, ti'-vTrnnr Smith
cajn yeii |he ia-rirflt o f th- lareo
U-invent* i f -elf nnaylai*, that for falling witli « |*iin led line and tn a*t.cd K-lh-y t-. . ill * Mr*. San
payroll
ilinliunrd
to
w.-i&gt;
a
fle*cend*nt o f a figh'-ing rare, the hr. Is. split tunic -h id , that f o i l, whirh hi' did. later rnportemployed in the pn-eo&lt;. Ing | ... t
and f- a
u t h .p v- ho
'"&gt; rouht
i ould flg&gt;.'
fight s ■ follow u dii g &gt;nal line a* they droop Ipg-t.i Governor Smith the results
“ What u , now it- -lie to
—well
,ii a*
n- anv
any -n
'h the country if he ami long |*iinted rieere* on the i f hi* i isit.'
be said, "I* to operate our
"A fter inirmlm ing tnyuclf tn
cooling plant ami to keep yh&lt; wanted to, to had liri-t) ringing a evening cal.
Mr-.
Sanford.’’ Kill y rrimrte-l.
(&gt;n
daytime
dri
-,
th
elo
iga.
large payroll nereasary to la dl*. I&lt;&gt;( o f fal'i- alarm*
So fnim hi- quirk defeat hy Tom tinn motif l* brought In with hell* 'T Infill" o| |i r I Imi a letter from
buraetl In the operation nf w ash­
ing 70tt,.IHMI c ra te , o f c-'ler&gt; If. Heeuey ' U*v Si ptemlier, Jimmy that lake a -loping line and jadnl j l‘" rki i nuil', W. Va. Shi- in turn
just putteri I atoiind here on T downwind, wtih spli-. lunii * -hot! 1with.. d MtltiC me go farther aabl
Sarnwita
*o
that
th,lo »l
't i
fru i MrH auer."!
month* arid enough to lie-worn under day ■ &gt;i»t&gt; |
merchant will at-curr lln- trnrb there far is m l
■nt !&gt;■ a -' e-l Mi * Sanfor 1
o f the ninny |ier*on* to lo- • m engage t in -eo-rnl inconsr*|uential aruf by *kirt* m l in o scallop front ' ' r 'b
ployed nt the plant.'*
hold*. And in the meanwhile ami toe V and -ri'-'iy ntl) horet- folpt 1 mV whether sha had mad.'
Mr. Hell asked for and *orUr 'I Ih cney, Johnny Itisko and Paulino i-ij up" at the side* Il offi rr t* |•he -lati-tnent attrlhutel tn her.
"M ir r. ply y r a » .s a id Krllcy,
the m d a r s r n u nt o f the gath .&lt;■ l.'xeuilum arid o her ritig»ter« wrr.- splendid roluthm for the i-nrver
"t it kin- had wVdti-n Mr*. Ilaurr
In,r in th*. romtianv'* ,-ffott«
getting the. big money llu-n fin hi inline i|ny clothes,
organixe the IS.'iti.nnu corporation ally Malom-y woke ii|i and told
Frocks of \.-'vrt, taffi-ta nr Inrv ! ■n i g »' at. o f i out - --, d i* arvl her
li;-rcct| with tl-e tlpVgmSale*men to di«po*e ,,f the «*o
it'arm ll that hr wtinleti fight* «* have a long pointed g-*l.'t or group | ani I
lociifly
wen* • nt the
meeting many of |heM .n to oulil get.
of pleats plfited I rdlie center of or , «lt Mi I. on th.: Kighteenth
v &lt;• Jimmy -ru t tu kSaio-.ilt, t.u (runt inxteml of at *li.* side or A roe. ilnient. ■
il
waa
voted
to
ap
’ t aoMhm il n-it till Ijlleslion—
point a committee o f merchant* ami Dun i'orr*A1 pot hu*y with tii* 1-a-V.
to make the canvas* o f tin i-liy telephone, i&lt; epraph wire* and M*
, 'iid &gt; -u or del you not write the
Iwh.ni- I- U 'iot: .
with the sirwk -all men - „
a- trusty tyi&gt;ewriter,
mentioned in th eh tt’ r?
line wtiii.h aVniil* all t 1f ntiicity *11
i'S1-,
lo tend emlor*meni to tin pro
turn -aid. T lot not; I w ai
‘mm th* storu o gn it - h»nf * nnd
it !■&gt; very lintel H -rtb -r
I'oiition. , *
t i l l nnoth
o tic ie aide
o lle
Front,
/ 1I,.
I i • i". the
tin- el*i*
*yh '1
.
rt t.lioi- • t -r l u o ii &lt;1 m l not at the filr on Thursday; I did
In hi* aild*c*s Mr ll-.i| pt.t *iri tntm. fy lM n *m h«( t-.IttSJ* •Hi H II* IJf.-Ih \ ( A c t at thr t-ro I r d •I
|'"'I 'i t Governor Smith; neither
(hr uni ot tin- rnuntiy o f th
o f the pl.o*p from |lie do-, o f h - ly-fitti d h ip , show thi Walstlilie did I write'anything nf that sort
county ami de lared It to hito Mi« llsuer.' I asked her If slur
iliita l and |-,e ha. hio-n ever *io e tw-i or tliriw Inch* - 1•!
t &gt;• hl|
th - vei v t* -i, |i- ■ i" i .
t would Wi te a letter In the Govern
Slaei * "f’omehar k
and
usually
sloping
down
at
t
growth o f thr a g ricu iljia l imiuitiy
'Not *,» h&gt;ng ng-i Dari trotted Ma­ hark. Skirt* have 111 fulmn •li. j ,,r H» that effect, Khe ) t first sa.il
In lid , eoiinlv lo l i pro| t
it j Mu- didn't
why she should, htrt
(toe* lie do. lared that U.i net loney out betoie Jiii'k Di Mnve at feili-d towuril tto- kttei» U-fi.i,.
profit to the rorpotution m th lira i - Field, and while South lies flow - out fre. ly. T . I ring ' nh 1l o. would writr Mr- Hauer. 1 re,
that that would not he- sufpreroolinir and wn-luog o f
Do loll stuck hy hjm p rrlly well, many m w handling Ilf maten-d,
ient.
celery h u e Mii|
$r.,tHUi, with. aliout
“ hoot 1'MKWt other fan* la m e lo pleated ami stilt St l down, in srr-i
an Inereaiu- in payroll o f
" i I** mnvimed |hnt Malone was ah tttl in ilmvyn d line* nn-l *s|t m i .
Finally Ki'lley .id 'Irs. Sanford
GOO, In addition tn a Ur. rent* p. r'v* * "" ,
would take a ......I pa ’
Interesting •xr* ul.sr , f f, s I ptvrui'nl she would write tlu- let*
crate greater profit to tie fgrm ti Ing. Winn he went down &lt;adv in
Kvi-ning gowns wuh clin gn lel
*" Governor Smith. Although
the fight they
the, wen
well- sure o
off It Hut hemline* droop tymnirtrually it — ------------------- 1
he didn't. While lie went down fl u ­ (tie two sides ,nd fit tier drnperii
'l i d I it s
id ttt\ fj :
N('A,r r&lt;» I t i m r i it S h o o t s
'll six times ami up against -a tog aid the hnik.
WASHINGTON,
Kept
11
tough slugger, he leiuncei right
(J ill A ft e r R o b b e r y
fINH) —Secretary o f the Tn-nsurt t.iuk wtih ludh fist- flying, punch-' IM I H ID
\MKN I 'llT t llt I II
Mellon will take an active part |ng and slamming tik,. nln. M
VI t. MI'IUS, Trim Kept, I T —In the pieiddcntial campaign of . showed more fight and fire thin
K ul'TH l'tiU T, N T , Kept. J ;
i IN S ). M i,, Itimet-ud Hyke*. 2^i
Ilerliert Hooker and will make n he hud ever displayed hi-rme in ii ll.NSi Four s-amen, Injured &gt; •
lie* seriously v*.uiroli-d In a h-cal
numla-i o f iadio iiolitlral
• on hy the teiday when the tankir Khrevho-pttai today fr*»in a bullet fired
before the first o f Novgmlei It n o ,,,,,’
I o il explodad o ff prying I’an h&gt; it negru loo,,In as Mi«* Sykes
was learned Inlay. Mellon » tn|. well known city him k
od hit e'eorl I'ierve t 'a ll w l l, ;Ti,
Then Henry l-amar 'u a s signed Sle.sl*. near h*-re, killing live nt,m
only laving apiwared before a
■' ui a [laikx-d automvt’ul*' early I
broadcasting microphone n few up a* Jim'* next oportant Fxpr-rtx Ii r» o f the rrvw, Wrie ie|M&gt;rte!
this nynjritng.
time*, is iw rlial to th , radio as pr&lt;*&gt;littial that two I,t th n r hard greatly improved tmlay. A --ill I he th-gm furred Caldwell from )
a ' medium o f rcaihing tin pub itsni* raHy In the mu** would o f explosion* on the tanker virtual­
t)e- qar at a |ioint o f a pistol, I
He.
ly
ill
lUitllrJ
e
I
the
rhip
Twenty
rurl Matnnev up, and the -&gt;t*p
i - t ie il him o f
and then attemp-T
straw n ie. oid alt-'iulani e foe New nine surviving im-rntwr* s*f the t*d to utlmk th« girl, shootPOUT IT K illTi Dredging work Khgland.
«ii-w were picked up hy the Span tug h -i during tlie itniugli
A fte
on ship channel o f local hail,&gt;r
i'h steamer Ah'*u ...
leantig n ihamoitd r ng front t h e '
|’ rn j,(t started by Fort
Pur r
DAYTONA IIKAi'H Improve
g iil'» finger, the negro fie I
Financing and I'onatiurlhin t'niii- merit* to U- mailt- to various city
pany.
r trset*.

Paris Decrees Fine '
Spun LinoToCJrace
o’ New Winter Styles* :,f-

»r and the
small crowd ty^ ^
half expecting , , ,

e i ^ ^ J

j

„„

whirh tilibf AViU.ain Placing („ capy,^
announced ihl( ^
t-a
'lay," Mr. Cat,
known by thr ^
.
day.
**

WXI.Kg fx nix r
Wll.MINCTriS

N

" * « In a M-ri . 1, n.1 4.the rcsul^
tniwvj
wren he w Ard
»tory window , , ki.
asb-ep. PI: &gt; -•
t* hrcWra.

She K now s T he Secret

Advertised Foods Are Safest
e

Advertised Prices Lowest
S h e a lw a y s
h e r fa m ily
w in d e r s

H er

jew el

keeps
und

w ith in

does

is j u d i c i o u s

llc r a ld .

She

Saves

cry

She

know s

ads.

r e lia b le .

p r o fits

Miserable W ith
Backache?

She

th e re b y .

Save

T o o O Ittn T b it W arn* ot
S lu g g la li K idnay A ctio n ,

it,

budget

e s p e c ia lly

is n o g r e a t e r t h a n

an sw er

arc

iie r

and

yet

her

fa b le

is

b o u n tifu lly

w t ••

t i e r q u e s t s e n t h u s i a s t i c o v e r t h e t a s t y f o o d s s h e s e r v e s . H e r trie

h o w “ sh e

g r o c e r ie s

CLARK

The Importance o f Good Bread
In the School Lunch

IS , 1928

T IItT R S D A Y . SKI

T in ? SAVFOW P REHAI-O. P A N F O R D , F L O R ID A

tim e
th a t

know s
Y ou

too

w hen

sh e

know s

th a t

her

a llo w a n c e

her ow n,

s h o p p in g
and

th rou g h

w orry

a d v e r tis e d
th a t

•&amp;

th e

fo o d

a d s in

th e

F r id a y

a n d m o n e y b y a c a r e f u l p e r u s a l o f the
f o o d s a r e s a f e , U n it m e r c h a n t s w h o a

a d v e r tis e d

p r ic e s a r e

d e p e n d a b le

M oney

A nd

W orry

&gt;

and

her bodff

can

Tim e,

By

*

p H HY d«y (uvd you lame and ath
k * --oiliw in i nagguif la- liadA
ImiUilis and diuy *fwU*&gt; Ale llix
kuiney rxrieimn* tm lirqucnt. scanty
«» buitnng in |*x*e»fe&gt; tim e eit
often *.(!■&gt; ot eluggish kidney* ani
*).-»,I,In i be negleited,

Shopping |Through These Ads Friday:
'

ii W . IL

t Uea /Apin'* PlIU lioan’t. a •limit
l*hl liiulem , *• ! ■ ■ tie mieltan at
the koinry-e anil tku* noi in tin
ctmiinalaa) ui waste iui|wMlin Are
rxatiMted by u n n evetywlwte
V*»uf rulfhUil

-R O B E R T S

PLUS

50,000 U acraEndora* D on n ’ ai
u, i, kuoas. neuie ii, ne« in,

n«m.t a ■V* k

T H E

„ ..—
... . __.

I
||

.

Sanford Gas Co.
Klti M u g n olin

j

G R O C E R Y

p k j c j ia

vV k j h i #

B U T C H

R E D

‘s ;r p it f&amp;

FR O N T

j

S '*

J|

E C O N O M IC

STO K ES

R E D

FR O N T

M ARK ET

&amp;

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OVKN H K A T KH CU LATOK

1-iM W ord in K m rltn l
Cook ing FUiuipnii-nl

M A R K E T

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1LORAIN

e*****»et*. tu ., *ki«i "I , . , lekfiiX Ls
'*»•-• I* •*• ee SI ».»XI le tew Um Xw,« f
* ■m •—i iW em lt-M
e w i,
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swJ
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j
tltii* itwi i. H*«itn« xU«i
• lain I Wa«n bM| ik»nt *wj ii*t
twjr Mney« GwAiftl l M
lIII m l *«I
kka |hum ta4 mWi ha mr Utk

LO N G

R. W . LA W TO N

RED

A

F IR S T S T . P IG G L Y -W IG G L Y

&amp;

P

T E A

CO.

ST A R

G R O C E R Y

&amp;

F E E D CO-

M K ^

�T H fi SA N F ORD TIERAI.D. H AN FORD, F I.O K ItU

A d*

192*

H E R A LD
llffn ld

C U t t lt N

RESU LTS

ifiiH Pally

A D

R A T E S

pr ad*, will h* received
p in and collector amt
Rely f«r payment,
f .
I Or a linr
Hr a llnr
i
7c f n i.rp
in

rrtju r«t.

r a le -

arr

M e c h a n is m * * I n v e n t o r
H a s Y is io n s O fR e v o l-

S— Financial

Herald

n-.; fa»h In Advanr*

fwhjK.J

M,

___*

P A Y

r a lr t

S K iT R M IIK R

CLASSIFIED ADS

id ci*roifl*d

ST

T H U R SD A Y ,

Herald ('.laaalfied Ail* connect the
wire* - perhap* "Jihi haw roon*y
to loan or wi*h to bornin- let a
“ want A d " do thr work. Call 14*
for aarvir*.

fo r

AHV KRTISKKS

This A d Brought

.Special Salr of Pedigreed Kabhita.
Chinchilla*, Nrw Zealand Red*,
whitra, cheap 2201 Oak A\r.

ZINNIA PLANTS for aalr. It) r
|&gt;rr doarn. 1&amp;00 W. Kirat Strrrl.
phonr TOM J,
FOR -SALE—200 la ia iit f Atan.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS for *«1*

tnwl

ROr per hundred.
Hrarilall A ir.

rhrap

L. Ann.nn

12— W anted
w . * " r r 11

Kiceplii Itally

JH&gt;1 Narno'la

T h e a b o v e c la s s ifie d a d w a s o r d e r e d to ru n t h r e e tim e s

KTKKL FILING CABINET
MUST BR A BARGAIN
CALL HI7 ____ GARAGE APT., attract!
niahrd. frrr watrr and
Rraatinablr r*nl. «k&gt;.'»
Arr Phona 647.

nrrmrntH

For Rant: Nlcrljr furoU brd apart
rnrntD with all m odrm omvan
trine*. I'hunr 207.

b e g in n in g
w ho

i l — A partm ent F or R eal

in s e r te d

Kurniahed
hom e convenient
to
School. Nice location, nraionahle
1116 Myrtle. Inquire I’hone M7 R.

several

ered,

and

as

a

d ir e c t

to o , ca n

get

fie d

ad

s e l* v e

w ill
in

fa c t

th is

c a lle d

at

o»

u n ii

m o r n in g

The

H e r a ld

you

in

The

fr o m

H e r a ld
th p

m any

s a tis fy in g

every

i i o m i i i *.
u n i

U *H ( Male)

L O S S I N C /S
Q U IC K

S E R V IC E

TR A N SFE R

w as

in

MUULD

la a.htHlon In thr apurtally &gt;lr
•i|*wl
iM ir Win hr’ la *
»| a r tl» u n «r whWh combine I*
make up Ihr whole of thr driving
l-uwera They arr a fin ahrrl t*&gt;l
Ihr air r«mpra*aor
Tha engine, af a dernier I»
tmbwltr* l n t f * n ta i m l «d&gt;*nt « l * and may hr hu.lt any rtrrua*.
far* m e .Ir* rrd 7h r . a .I in** fmr
Ihr &gt; *(iw will hr M in.hr. m ilia•
meter It I* to hr «( (lew . p m l
.nvlru-tlen with tka prupeiler
. hafl fr a rrd ltr* » ta rnr, rr Ihraa
time* Ihr apeed af thr engine
l(y uaing ‘aa air r.m»prw*«wr af
*hr ra«a|*»wad prtnrtpl* la ruaaar.
tma with thr pawrr af leverage
ftum Ihr fin ah rrl. lorat»/l la d!
m l I hr with thr air r ltM n ar
propeller hia*t. la u v rr I* r m A h a l
hr will aurrrad ia thr r i prrlw ral
Star It .I r a .
TVr raftnr. ratty.np alar pi*
Iuim o f , mat! iliRwa-toft, will ra­

m an ac,

R e n ja m in

a

sh oe,

in

Jho

year

to

P oor

I7 !&gt; 7 ,

in

h i*

R ic h a r d ’ s

A l­

F r a n k lin

s a id :

“ F or

and

fo r

w a n t o f a h o r s e , t h e r i d e r w a s lo s t .”

So

you

see

lik e

a

th e

th e

h orse

w as

im p o r ta n c e

h o r s e -s h o e

If

you

are

lo s t;

of

a

little

th in g

n a il!

d is p o s e d

to

n e g le c t

th e

s m a l l e r a d v e r t i s e m e n t s in t h i s p a p e r , y o u
a r e m a k in g a m is ta k e .
m o n e y -s a v in g
m is s in g

tm i

to

N i.lli* U ||rr»lt« i l h r h l»-«t nn
J‘ i wi*4 *
mi m » r u l a I i n
t f » v «f t rsfiM B rv uNl R t lf lie

M tt.Urr.l im Ihta *•»-••

ria wdi ia (h-toiier aail *• aad fr-ui
New Verb with eih.laiuuu uf the
• u r ii o f Ilittiab attiU*.
The Coating exhibitutn ha* been
arranged by Sir Juwph Ihiveen,
the reUhr*le,| Ewgiltb art dealer,
with tha Id- a •( bring rtg ih. work
uf tracer known Hrtttah painteri
before the public.
With the uauel qu«ta nf htuntgt.'
mg AmrrWan milltunal)** *l r * l .
it ti hoped that rotwfd u k u will re.
•u)t from the evpenmeal.
Several m*mb. r, ,*( the Ruyal
Aia.l*my wdl arrange the e«hibl

Ito a

r t r lilH r « u * » s L i r l s 1. |* ilr a tf
is 4*««m|ilslUxM&gt;t SH«I K lS lil H dll h •
.’• 1. M a i U'T* l»ai IU lO u*«|. his wi f e.
,VlU»n.uiO Ilit mas iV»n|&gt;diuf, a cor*n«! ilr**4&gt;srr■•*!#&gt;• art lw«
%m l tii* HI
a &lt;M«|Md«l|itn.
BIS m f r m U t iO
»‘» m
f l i t . I.
1‘ fMl It IVlIisR
Ills Uft4*rsl»i»*'l
W|««H*ia| l i s t U i 1 h r h i s r # ! ) . » » ! l
ri|ht«r ft t *«&gt;• an*l »s|l, ai tuahlu*
au«ll«*n. for i« * h , In th* highest ao*I
!•*•! i»4i|»tr• at IH* fr**at &lt;&lt;*sf of
ihs C a vrt 11m i** la lh « i ’ l l f of Man*
ftir4 m n itn n l* i ou n ii KI»fMla. 4ur*
In# His !• « ■ ! huura » f m O , on M«»n*
•1st. |h« 1*1 4 « t wt laiulohr, A ll.
a ruts ita|
ali
that I r a n o r i-ar*-rl uf Iaa4 Ivin *
• i»4
IwtAf In H fR tU ub
«‘o u M»
I t torUU tlr tffil'r .l |« fu ll.iS l.d |M*
stilt
U ils It an 4 IS tllnrti I I , ftsn*
lantlet. T hr
gtihurfc * lU a u llfo l,
a i r u f d l n i In |«ls» I h v f f s f rs •
4 •&gt;i *1 a«l In l*lal tld*e«a I.
I*a#s

Y o u a r e m is s in g

o p p o r tu n itie s .

im p o r ta n t

P rodu ced

O C A LA - Martun fo u n tr Fair lo
be hold borw S otrm k tr I4 .lN .ra i

A re
In

The

th a t

Y ou

in fo r m a tio n

som e

Telephone

day

you

are
about

are

g o in g

F le e ts

th a n

CHICAGO Kept 13
ilN S t
The HHutem mall plane te pro­
duced in fleet*, wbkh are neree*ary to maintain the ateiage »peed
o f IU0 mile* aa hour on tha grant
netwerh over Which the plane* fly
il*ll», a m eaiag. greeter than the
dletanre around the w*&lt;rtd at the
Kqaater, the AmerVap-AIr Tran*port a**nttalma here rcputla.
The mall pianee are flew * an
average o f MO miW* end then a
new pilot i p i plane take# the car­
go and ipeed* lu the next airport.

th e y

are

of

and

your

tod a y

T hey

tod a y .

a d v e r tis e n ie n U
real

M rs. M . L

n ose.

w .r c

s a v in g s

ta n ce to y o u .
h

Som e

little

becam e

I ir g e .

w ere

to ld

fo r

Rut

s m a lle r

t!

a lm u t

th e ir

c

real

cu stom

T h e m essage

of the most important

find small type.

('•■S im I’art* KrlrrahAUDla Ikr aorrta
For Uwallljr
3111k

Phone 170W

o n I iuUJiJ

s m a ll
v a lu e * ,

'r s .

v

it

im p o r ­

is t h e

th in g .

m e r c h a n d is e
9
%f -

Even

Read the small type as

well as the big black type.

Read the

little advertisements as well as the large

it pays, a j^ iu n n iix u
Kelly— S erin s
FlaW TU m*
ol

Advertisements come in all sizes

but the

#

smallest one msy carry the biggest
.

news fur yuu.

*

AI

in the largest advertisements you will

Hat l.tthcSew— t » i «a ftondwirhaw
I'iew—N a ia d s -P o ta to t hip*

J N S F C T PO W D FR

\

u s«* d a d v e r t i s i n g

tisement Is no indication o

W r ig h t — M r s . A d d le II. W a r e

Bee Brand

your

In o t h e r w o r d s , th r s iz e o f a t a d v e r -

f rntraJ Florida
S r f t k r SiatktoM

and

n lo r c s

aw ay

news is often printed in tiny type.

FOR

ChOla

b ig

fo llo w in g

fir s t , th e ir a n n o u n cx ^ m e n ts

Y o u S h o u ld K n o w

4

terrnk trot. iMiHltxl

and

th r o w in g

N ow

•tor r*r nom tor
rd a* *SaU**'a

Stave and fireplace
leu g lto, price* rva*uoable

are

s p a c e ju d ic io u s ly

Kill Germ Laden Flies

SALE

Y ou

N to r c s y e a r s a g »).

guoo a rampiito ik *il, roftmiing,
ota. The rarvful h U u -i of p4l.it*.
•quipmcai and rare uf tho mack
J .M KSt.N VII I E W r, altoi MN a*plain* why Ik* alogau of
ad *a cun»lrwrtm« o f naw Horula th# pilot a, “tho mall mual ga
Till# and Treat Company’• hetld thr*nigh |a a b a i t uharh r&gt;.n*r*
tog.
trwa.
YUM A. A ria . Sept. 13 ( I N A I Nirwtvan plana* darted out o f fly
field here early today *»n th* neat
to la*I leg o f th* rlaeo It agtd C
t ranwontineOtal air race*.
Th*
tky rarer* left tho ruawoy In tho
ardor o f their gond.ng bare with
K. K Balloagh, a f Chicago, claaa
H acar. lifting hi* laird ■ * * *
plan- fr-rn th* ground at » 43 A.
M. (mountain tim e).

buy.

r o a d -m a p

Numbers
.M a il I ' l a n e s

C a lr*

p r e fix e d

s o m e th in g

large.

Corner Haafurd A Geoe«a
I 'h o n e 194-W

m a x im s

of

vn

Crating Skipping,
and Hterage
r*rae MX
not K- o a at

J. W . W OODS
Irr Sialiun

h ack

w a n t o f a n a il, t h e s h o e w a s lo s t : f o r w a n t

Halting.

W O O D

A W A Y

IIAIT1I»*«»X. •« ml. N f p t I

*!f- tuaidah-d Her-

**
A p***• rout* mu*t
Hfnm to th . r ir c e ■**•* and tm preJ r * D 6 caah bund.
h • S*m p^
Deed

in

“ w a n t ."

B H I ir t UNITY

Aa* ruut., Thi*
&gt;?* *oo*tderable tortonng the winter

C la s s i­

s e llin g ,

J b» open within tha
***ka a

d e liv ­

Blind WomanSeeks IkTen^aria Will lit*
Senate Seat After Floating Gallery
Winning 1 Election On October Sailing

i*
r u tn r
t*
total*.

Scrvlc* o f all kind*. 25— E hrhangr
kVV or 3302. 0 , K.
For Exrhang*
Ftna lot in buainra* aortion o f Sanford, w ry
P PRINT SHOE
daairmbla loca l.-m. no mortgage,
■ttrr on *n v thing ir tax** paid, will oxrhang* for rva
1 A phona m il will gel idcnttal property.. Addre** Box 2U0
Hama 41T.W. I) Rad
rate Tbo Herald.

» WOVE A N D FUBNI*
J2I E- Kirat 8t* k Ureat.ag fo r you to
N-a* buying. Ca»h or
® tt W.

am L

AD S

For Sale— i acre lota - on Dial*
BLOCKS— Irrigation
Highway near Monroe, cleared
gvneral cement work,
Well, or uncleored
tele C o, J. K. Ter- and’ fluwing
Small payment down. L. A.- RrnT- 3rd and Klin.
aud, 304 W. 2nd St

'J*®** H. Cowan. Oak
^ 4 b t Plum* 111.

o ffic e

H e r a ld

w ays,

Have »ume Inquirie* for farm*,
[•■I run daily under thi*
grove*, buyer* looking for bar­
eill keep your name be-'
gain* Fred E. Ru»»rll. 113 W. I*t
!
L. onumtral, read by
St., Box 1040.
, y&lt; u'll find thla a iplcn* advert Lae. Call I4A for

Lovely !«*a k fa *t room xwlte in
porfec. condition for rate cheap
fur caah. Can b* aecn at 1422
W n N O t T b o R oof E*- Park Ave.
6
Mital
ahtngtas
**» tin and galvaaiood

p a rty

ad!

r e s u lts — a

2.1— W anted Ileal Katale

.e*H Service

th e

R E SU LTS!

** n to o
•. u n u i i :
I t l l l . t l I tt* .
(• I.. «llt% T X . CoratiUinaht,
I I IIANK

r e s u lt

C L A S S IF IE D

ih m i : « m i i it ( m in t o r n n :
• rtrn

a fte r

im m e d ia te

in

( l egal N olle**)

41 I .
*tvTi&lt; it n r

FLORIDA R EA L ESTATE ia not
dead— if your property ia priced
right the chance* are you ran find
a buyer. A ClaaalfW ad ia one of
)UPE FOR SALK at j the qulrkrat way* to turn real r o ­
Juit the
thing for tate. The roet i* very (m ail. (Tail
re Archia Franklin, 1W
14M fo r low contract rate*.

E a r ly

h ou rs

Y ou

H E R A L D

, * ? L A V- «■

I'PS.M ARM ON
rd Automobile Co.
i-lia Avn.
Phone 137

ad

s o ld

G E T

nailer thla cla rifica tio n
uce quick reaulta. When
&gt;t aomething o r found 21— A crfa ffr F *r Sal*
try a r la .a ificl ad.
A CR EA G E FOR S A L E : Dutiable
fo r an Ad-Taktr.
fur poultry farm. I^uated four
rrman police dog, female, mi lea Doulh o f Sanford on old Or*
r old, riark brown, large Inndo road, XI acre*, part highItewani if returned to land and *onte o f it low, ideal for
rhirkrn* and duck*.
ta n
be
I Nth Street. Phone 4M9.
bought fo r lliMJ per
acre
on
your own term*. Addrr** ll. J.
mwilillc
Holly, Fir** National Bank llulblrng. Sanford, &gt;la.
IMIIIGK
ar* ami (O hhum truck*
5th Street. Phone 3.

th e

w ere

b u y in g ,

Mfi— H ouhpji fo r Kent

FOR RENT llouae,
TUNING— By expert* St. Apply II. F. Kent,
I year* experience. AUo
&gt;r Rent—6 Room llouae available
RAPrt repairing.
SanSept. I4lh. win Myrtle Ave. See
|c and G ift Shoppe, 51c.
P. Me Culler.
[trade Phone M.72.

T u esday.

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tiwliiijf the alli'Ked puailion to AI bin th an t e»n •••in
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far embt/rler. hit •iderwble talk^of Imltlng th&lt; p a ti). llep. Jo in Q 1 1 1 tn , director of thd 't'vm inei |u “»wal it again ( leevou* "ft«ihead gang '1
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'l i f t criminal record 8 . J . N i*. Sanford attorney! hai Ka*l«rii b-.e-akr-.* Ilureau. f-illow
whenever the opaoitan.iy pr*»*nt* •*• *w * *h* b rw r of •••JV" I . “Relief ia needed with the eSIng
a
ronferemr
with
Chairman
It.
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H* " M l . I * " * ' ' i a * * t mgew,
returned fiom * threu wcek’a trip
vegeWry," the manager of
»r«n in ito lobby nl to the Empire S ta le , te poll mg a Hubert Work «f the Rrpjb.ti.an
tioverrnr Smith ha* M been ln,|!&gt;*?* * * . U *
N»»» W * * 1 jtW
tlw table ewm peoj's »(tk « *| S s *
National committee.
l»it&gt;■nrii hotel at A oVIik V
•ensihle tn wurmar* e f Cfitbi w
g .i.a t.r interval in tb “ preanlential
la- #sw*a ea varsaa falalld msmsslaleil. B(ul ' Jewn 1 1 1 ii r1 * I
of Ana. I*&gt; He walked
muv w »■
teaching Albany that. *are fnr hi* l*CS»o. -mm
Hepeatd chargee fi«m vaneu*
# llearr M B*krr. * *i u&gt;noJ 41*0* •
hotel—to iln&gt;p from campaign than ever be lore in the Dimocratir *norre* thst Norther*.
speech of acceptanr* hi* rampalge •tntWv diet.
tu*
of d.«a*tev rel ef for th* Amec*
history of Georgia.
M rly .
th at far ha* been largely m * o'
•pcaktr* were being i r r t into the
It* led (be ' fio'howd gang ' when l* an R«*t I'rwoo. will Wave lata lo ­
“Old
line
Democrats
are
fairly
detente against aita.k* partisan, tt dynamited a petrail cal aad eb f t y foe h u t s R e v J-u iW r plana
South and that contldrrahW mow;
•thin ’ hat C a m n did
rellftuw*. peps- nal *r&lt;t olherwv- toined H O IJm near |*MI*h«r«h. tnt Red frwea relief ■»»* bewg
Ihr city on the date he solid for Sm ith, h it many of th&lt;- collected in Northern HepjMirar,
I ^ ^ - l^ n lt o w r b hteelun l« Wil he r*laie&gt;t II* buatted tn reporter* ; made today, and a roaapkete p w
'&lt;1 to hare tim e apike* younger voter* ami wrumcn an- stronghold* wa* bring d iv e rts I*
nnunrrnirnt In hi* fam- sgainsl him,” d clare.1 Mr. Ntv encouragement of the revolt ul O s c a r J a m e s . 1 l , ( » e l s ; K f f o r t R e i n c M n d c T n ijtm Alien White k« Ha* *"&gt;»m .| that be hod kdled M **en.
\ r * -« ia «i peeled to W tvraialated
r»-uii)lr*nia a-ithneltlee u r be fc l-S H M ie
(
alt, or avail) a
[ » i « leav ng fur Italelgh "M ust of the opposition to the llem w tata dry* In the Sou t\ w*rr
S m a ll llo u lliiR a id ff
I .i n k P o l i r e W 'i t h T l u '
III* « | i« a In dragging tb* whit* ia d eerily hahe.1 wtib tha mwriler ; ' I t hie* advtrv* from Haiti tw
Aug. 15^
nominee is kreauee of hi* religion, ilirru'»ed in the conference bctwe--o
O n M e l ’ u lle r h .S t o k e H
. . tbs humrwno i* m
B o o t l e g R i n j f O f C i t ) pertng rampmgn Into the open la of at Wo*l fuwr prtvoeta ia bold J
lid not register a t the and they will (rankly tell you so." Ttlson ar-d Work.
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such spaeiasulaf faabum ia th* high «p* Y**&gt;*rdoy was tha f u
|lintel that night. Inn bo r a d.
"No *p«-*k'r« have Wen *i*ig n .
■ t l Ju*»e
. * ! prclrd
strihe that islwmt cboeUg.
light
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eight
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ever
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miutDri.nirA.
s*pc
n
held room » m n eon
rd
In
ihr
South,
save
at
the
iperiTha attorney said a well known
.u 'u .. „ 1 Vrmol, plying tn the
th Weat lodtwa
TW tloteewee ha* mr.*«d*rwt *r*kl *o*t, Ibmigh admitI.eg It water ha*f been sma ibad by Um
Her*. II ri»t otit nf the eecr.-t sn ic r baa
been
active I if i*r|uc»t of the Hrpiklnan *f Oscar J a m e s argru youth who &lt;IMI» ■Amrftiwg tho em ep'am e *1
brew h * a o k .t M .t e bill i n . * * 4' "
riniTgcul In the lobby threughout northern Georgia In marnger* »f the tarleu t sta te." V*tm
h'**v hi*
*|*U ag
'~g|iv a*
— I t , local rpoke*
~— ' l i i M i pr*&lt;*at* by p»di«e af that thi* wo* a necessary pert ef hod
Mtay uf ht* victim*, W rvUled.
tha
preparatory
cultivation
f»e
ihe
rloek. Ili-vitating for a it* opponition to Sm ith. So vtrvtig Til*ua dec fan d.
■ they bar* .pperJirndcl lb* ! , . ..
1rnm
^ o ||Mf
wan mode of a troth
real rampelgm which upon* with h a were killed during private rywar-1le tX *lamention
talked out. lie carried Is the trn lim ru t, Mr. N l* vo cel
the rahlvu **wt hot* at•E*»n w'h.n siwakers *r* iu|ae&gt;' ..nr rr«p«e^bl* fur a o sie e of fwjty •aibgr i "k-ng of tho bootlegger*. itepaeture from Albaay ihe day af rvW
the belief that if the election were i f , th* ealiMisI organisation o f. rubbenc* that h a i* i r c i icported 1
John /**wor«bi, who tucegwtaad ihuuek .the great«*l *mpha*U wpa
•"*&gt; lR* "ratathal fealuro." tap mmerrow After ht* ja t e f V s l
If nation of I 'a m * . « n h&lt;-ld today the northeastern part for* a wid* selection of name- for m evcrntw csk* The negro * t i u k J t v i n l i vhew to aad Vaabimtee laid en lh* h*ai J daoiagu to ywp'n into (Ustndy at the ra leoml pn o. uUn( a l l o t * * J* bn Mwoa »*t*k in Oaaaha. aval Tu-vdat i . made by an »m- of the elate would vote for ileo v ir. tbr r&lt;m«td* ration of the k u s l * * e
•rtj
llundivd* of people a»o
rn tsm
rv. tiw^is s l ____
yesterday.
, , i. a. __
,
lh*
hot a! who kiu-w
* * ! t . in which he wilt elabefwt*.
k“«w*i*ot to |S|t* R m
"The dally and weekly news, m iller*, and the Subject •f |b. ■talwt by (Vtlndmaa R. C. Wll- gtu prwiataed fwithev revalakksei &lt; um
*. hi* view. .« farm rolwf. thv •*«* WUptoaed potoo. knew Jgwtbooght nothing uf paper* are prartVrmlly unanlmou* speech?* t* ip ovatv &lt;a*e left tin
who aatd the youth was o i-t-'t d* ia hi* affoti* la link th* pi
Tb* Fram e telephone sabU avtn’ 1 'i * . (asgc with Lho bgvtlsg fi&gt;*j Go»tn»*r aiye*** U ho t*o *H»*y •" 1,* 4‘ *
. he »*ng
t
*
»
until the A lii for* Smith and sitting elV'rtv are ihe aprrevai • ! Die I tea! c on. iie r ln a «w*tn« tovi .nanner.
nee.
• litlio rVealniga I North in But , tutor tu**o*d tb* fotVswtiig moo
In hit mind by other being made by t h i n to overcome mittee.
U u nnc «n f i M M ltlloa
lia
iN U ^ r tiiiic U n .
f
'\h*m
H
,
Wr. f t , t u n •Rn, f t wa» taapnod‘ iagt from tt* manage* »t Rapa
A porter idantlfitd the surge for Hoover," Mr. Ni*
iimtaing by Chief ef W l v Roy l»
A aomtor of high yolk* o fficia l*,
J a * a “A ryrUw# * f u i ( t * wUnuu
today
"The tame prhKtyde govern* I He
Iph o f ( 'a r m •* that
WJpiarwa. ito
negtu ad m it:*!. w*ra achnleted to be eiammed b,
'• •****♦
h a ., gweptk-wl.
and J*o *r« k l looked No* t o * fell si are twn e'cwtrh MR•••d. • The attorney irpnrtrd that campaign &lt;xpen iliu m
tn
the
|wbn had walkrd out of many Democrat* woul | probably
bewaking into tho M-1 ulke g r - the giao-l Jury titday Fsery m-m
wUtom nf |HU i-og &lt;Amroig&gt;l
H * t o ■ **« a m Hr.u/ nsorniag It rvmaiaag ever
Everything U handled
around 3 o'rloek thnt nut vote a t all tieeau*e thry woubl south.
rry «n Magnolia Avenue and tor of th * mong ra d mg ag»*d mt o t
**!jslg n of
rp-ugMhin.
a n o e d to g ^ X ts Juan from II A M, unlit t
uf
so.
-gw-ttufi.
through th* l-sral rvanmltee*."
fitnke* grocery ami m*W| maiket r..riser d,rwl -r af pukltc a a fit. i"V&lt;b that Iher* ia an ania- ial **•
____ ».
.
* . l W . ■( r M witb lb* some uwreaotng Innut endorse Smith and could not
Chaunutn Work returned ‘n rm r ir s t NUeel T h ’ Uwru wort f.rneral Jiaiedle* D. ItolUr ka* of m-a Uknni in ibl* i »#ipai«n. and'
k&gt;ena was U .unl to
milf
If AH iHIWmI h l* natty.
cinacltntiously support Hoover.
Wa»hingt- n thi* ni irnirg after a romml'lrd last niglit. the Wr(&lt; &gt; Icon suailweaed fur •lUeUiwaiOg.
that beaido* he tuuM u s-k i-i h.*
a •&gt;hy*i'mn by
Sd“It l* vprswJng i r i u t a t n a all
lairpjyoo b o th III SO) • he thlakrecent state campaign, Mr. rruwd d one-day visit la eastern nraking away w.th h tla re a t* sod
|ral John A. Itoykln after
» • *. i" tb
' i think we a t* about to *huw rampoigo i« hi*
^f th* gunman followed. bw| for *om» •&gt;-*r." "lint i w itMwmklc 1 * *hNi*
reported,
aruured
a
gr
at
de«|
bra liyuaiti-m h rr
lie took berk ftl in tm sii ihangr
inrelea Chief of IVdlrr
II* a c t to..m ao things *Uwl the slli*e«o of way lhal la wnlural tu h m It
r*an&gt;n did not m&lt;-i*o&lt; him, and tern -tviodc All puhla M id g s nr*
|rai lud Mm that thi* of t grttement and prev ip.luted with bun, mrx rdi ig tu Ttlsoe, as gained rntranr- tu the th e * Use y d v r with Umttrggwii oltlch hi* nalwre la hit bark w t«* ati*. '• '.ton r*turtw.| to th# i&gt; s t*« ra t mtri rxpu d “i.W U ie light. * « U r
heated
debate
among
th*
ritisen*
•uraruet from po|iltt.*l lntlm*te* thmugh Irons-ms aver roar «b»&gt;rs . i l l to hun lloslmg to the rU i." **l Mor««wir, tb* (i-iv*n**v f»*l* sad i*»«t Inowl with hi* meel I n ' |uw r, tekphtoie*. i l r u , car* and
antuaintml with Carlie protege, loti* G riffin L.caUke o f th * sbtrply drawn |. of former Governor Frank O U u
The rrgr-i I* a.wt neltovod l&lt;- 1 WnimglMn •lorlare-l "phlU.UIph.* tber* ia yet ample timo fur him t- ••w il .id m»t rotor* '
foil other mrani of ruiw’wvrueattnSH
Mirant. The me*«agr ad •uii an I th* injection of person«t. den »f III unu that Isiwden eu jb l wanted tn OrUunki fur the then ha* mwah to hear je t about thi* got hi* view* before Ihe rminlrr
Today, alter hi* roaoe*ln»* with i * - r h#*n laurvnptad.
itie*.
I'ol.tiea,
he
raid,
ha*
tie
-n
|II# has never f**urvd Ungthv raw the rapture b*d been made public,
take the stump f r Itortort llm v c rlp f a Ituuk a*dan, which lh * i«**l; oiitaarw,"
he doctor bad be* n in I.-w
"Cighty per rant - ( lha t o w *
out two month, ago an I the &lt;hief top.c of conversation for in th* Middliwesr whenever sailed guthuri'le* ar* holu ng pending n t A' | n » t M it bsuked for a* |reign* «f t|u*‘ k a * ll" | l|r
f o r * ..u k
tobl pulhw that h» #' Boa Ja n a aad at |m Tnrva (a
I
several
wrek*
and
will
be
uutii
1 upon.
rvipt nf word from thv Orsrg* i&lt;temh*T* * f Geastsl Butler'* H * v l r&lt; ritoa t* tb* ttie-,1 1 i Not * tell o# { ,^ ^ 4
• valuable Information.
Madgrw*eki wuwkd *eeb \swbwrb af Ban Ju aat hoc» been am&gt;
lie sl-u rsrrirvl liar I |* Hoover, county sheriff. The yooth Itrrt in of ligimr loidert testify, Ihirtng * p ^ in Ibo l**t furtn-ght of tto | k, m
tOff i | w ,
aoual pen r,»te-t la rg e bwddlag*. Ito a’soo.
Iloykln refuted to d 'v* ' tin- Kbvriide-r election.
The attorney obrcrvrd that th * •h-finito word |fat fum itr n*rro­ haafurd but la ku firat »tnn tn tu n i i t t n e th* » i «muI wao tr • rwmpwign I# worth IWW *p»e» to* In •Ht of tb* wpsewUr."
^hyakian'a name. Inviati.
M i l t on.1
-ell bee* t o *
Ht tn the phyalciarTa rv.l. |cotton rt pr Are good drapiie le ry uf k m * ( hsyle* L Hugtoi. Ito peiwe he ** d h* Uvvd ia Of /gjienUy under fir* and aitegatioa* Aoguit. when d * t,»n day 1* " T 1
ronstoci All *tl*rw window* ! * ’ »
•i n mod* that It* mewtor* were ih r** morrh* a*#y. Ill* &gt;s*iaar&gt;&lt;
night, but were unable j heavy rain* thm ughoJt the sum­ rlet-led ls&gt;t wtek n« a mrmtor of. lanri
b-va br»k*a All iimkbag* aad
)m. A watch wa» »et no , nter. I.lttle dstuage hi been il-wi# tT»-%ko^JT Court nf Iri'rin a'in n at: Jam*-, drove th# tiiiieh into 4] amassing (uCtU'ce 1. J'nr nearly four foe lb * ge’ * fnoeukip » l Nam York r u n r r n l T o H o . , ,l l c M|gg| bemes iwuntaied.
Juitn-e. would mak* at least « 't jdttsh near I i t * •tonpir yeaWrday.rrarw.lt k s n lk t rtituo|fy the en- have toe* »ogdrirted upon tb**
and detrcGiea detailed I by the boll weevil, h- reported.
F o r l i o n O f| s i f U T M l
"B w tU ihaibad tomi ptymg ahmg
rvmptlgn tpr«*h««, |i lev In lhk : morning, jr f hwl a w ncher rrrm 'tiya Inpsor «it*tstjwn Mam* H#" * I hooey - • stnarhisur. aggreidvr
|the rity today.
j tto m u , as wad oa u k a t a t n I
East aim tbrer In tho Wrst.
It llira'a g
r-e *f* t»w the machine in k. Uarkey bitterly a**all*d tb* mncrntralion in the l*&lt;« tls w*ek
RtK’ lkWOOD. T in a . 3*pt. t t . n fce l a m t o l t t o t o U w t lm
a.r h .J ntlcm lr I Ml"r j |&gt;Q ( f CC ( O U r &lt; | )(K ’ kC*t
r d firv.
r»t| fr.
hat torn intimated |&gt;im 1 uisly tjaat to town tt tboiit fondr, tto nrgn I n led f la t * ) m hi* rtmpalgn for . Tbn fart that h&lt; ha* torn « * " « * ' , . |IK«t&gt;__Ftowrwl areengrmant* 1 1 uyk| ha
llullywoni rrrently,
. ;
.
.
.
nghail
i rr|"*rta from t i e film
IlllllH IC H S l \
( T lh l'N llugne*' elert'an to IHc toUrntlimi it s a il t» ha*# l«*id *mpl«y»c ' mayor declaring gne ..f Ms fird ' fw| ia fuug owl nf ftr* »f IV m# vew •warn ated* to.lay far T«ns lUytnig, ("Namansw
^oi * t th* lorol rkief * f f d c * . w» *b*lt#r R *i« r n
laled o il*
at tr isimal would p .event hi* per. the garage that he lived in O' *&gt;tv WwiW to tu a'-elfh 'to wioa-i tu r*. hn* ta lto r sonfi.med Mm
li n»ri (be pretty Hap
^unt.n-«e,|
pi g* th n « l
i
(rwatinw*4 oa pwg* thrrel
h&gt;a opini***
J was klll-.| late fn .u n is y hy Mgr ( V niNkbut u(|tai|.N
|an,i her chaperun, Mr* j :U* cast-*, e.liuh ru-tted the ttty t rtptilim in th i prtndesitia! ram
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Wkim
fw w I
it. On# of Om M fffM »♦»'» F## fun# ^«nr&gt; • Wtiifki ■ M
(n Huston and N»» j .v i , were docketed in M uarlpa! |taign. Iliig to * ii now wrovu'g
f run Euni|w. His atiur-vnrev to
I
t'uurt thi# murning l»-ira 1 h»tnt*.
•f 4lm Ml |j»0
Ml lu ll taw
1 ilociii tam e hy Wurl s* from iblpIftn. nuaatlnnrd hy tbr
work* fif-rw ikat n-gbl * l r * h I |w IWsi
avuixli r aesrylhing In it*
ry’a o fflre in In * «lougrd with amoult u|»&gt;n another baard.
III to r*e**ving tto retain* lho'
The w ( n « * wet- tol*«wd re Tho s o l &lt;wam fiwm tto
Another »|h jk n in Ito ||&lt;w*er
•id « a m r* h a t wanted negro woman, s t i plarrd in the
rrntne h * | -.'r^ *t fat"
*U for th* r«hb*/r nf t &gt;r." and vwepA awMkwmt h b i t d i t‘«R*
him in Chicago on •ii.Italy uf county natlmritira 1,1 drive, aenrding 1 1 Td’ -m. w
•even ov*k* h» |lm , 1* *hlto l"»yk al K riarctll*. Chiof and kb* f U i U vvmat.
day to dtopped from •»•!* trial brfare Ju lg c J a m .. G !&gt;,. Nirbniaa Murray Ituilir. prret
■■ hard. anal, v m i s o l *,-ciN
n hw* &lt;iton aelit#d th J w*rHeap i t n e l i woe* fkmded. AQ
tta —but sha had’ rv. G Sharon, litc a r Ja.-nrr. chargwl •lent of t'olumhia an t chaiiman uf
A D i g &lt; aU entanr* l« c*pma*l
IdWI'- ANGEU:.*«.
h|-i
II
•Bwa* tto INrneg c KnHuvarr I
With a aertos i f tpaechc* that • R |b*wd&lt;&lt;l ito* nay »n a freight train wire* overs A&gt;vs i v sw v sak iM a
with larceny, s a i also tran sferm
(■
(
INRJ—T
to
nnu
*t«p
**ri«m
of
14 t' ) Wtoo tk# train r**»bwd hew. to e : wttton tto »:iy. and •
InUrneti -ijI re a r*, wbft a month for tonight'* meeting at the *■•*/ tha aaUuoal *i# •***# was U*l«f law** the rvmruyy in n&lt;»
le had been afraid to tho county.
where
to
H
indi
k
f
A
awry
j chief found tto wegruo* an tto ] parts *4 t o r * R e * wav
Hall,
whrre
Sonforg
rvirry
grew.
ggu
viguroujl)
drnognewd
Hoover
*
I try to prrauaiie to r
Victoria llrown furfcitcrl a |.V»
• ithaat a wtonvi. Ibo official*
ami.q». o
« J .•■a—
-1 them
ib#m ia
&lt;utwe ■Tb* eMp ap*A| th* wight la J t o h .
Hew of Ih * campaign from pew** !|Lei
humpoc*
and
ecriec -d
to &lt;*
f l l „ r l J .« U r tour with homt on a charge r f p o iu u i-ik c f a-K p tarv r..| x *rh wlteranceo nn e n trill g atto r la to *r IH I- ® having docUrtd 11 "n&gt; «*ntr*t."
■m^BBwSaw^Ww^kn &gt;■to * t.
U h -ti-o to totavgn a/faira
IggR. Iw.uod. they a f*n *d ft«w h.t
Rail, federal rnlotnd'.gtai
T)*»
'* * * reported by tto into sleet ing luiuor* t*ortcr Wan* ruidi hitiwn amt dv araiapKSiThi* dariston was gteva auk af
Damagw n l i m i a i raag U ftvta
Lag ywung Swrtwin wbwa# lifvtev*
was the aaaojnec meat today k tar if was lakrnvd that no «na af
— — —— ' ;
'w ritten that h« war ley paid |! for sprodmg and N* 11
(vuntio . | v#wpage the-et
ktwaatsna tn ih a ’ ge uf tto *l&gt; tto a am flier* who took, o ff from I t n h h v J n n « * H D f f r a t u
tody Gil In the arm* &lt;*t h*a father
to il “ th * rapitol* of b ritt and l&gt;ave Boniske were ftn.-d S a i l e r O f I l l - F a t e d
raw
l
aments
lU
-ipnsc
ta
It
13
each
for
violation
of
the
h# wound up car’ |NewYurh UU Wedaooday wa*
F i n l a y B y H Ik .S c o r e
S t e a m e r I h R e a d i e d invtbalioaa catsndcd la tb* farmer* •Mo to make I CM Aagvfe* wit tout
through atevet onllnanre.
*&lt;3 «n peg* three)
haa been wt«d*hparte&lt; It we* »■ a atop.
WERT NEMTON^ MAAB, Itopt
Tto ameliag will # 1
CIIAKI K8 TON. 8 C . 8 pt 1 1 pal tod
dona
Jw*i
Art Gaetot, wlaaar of Ih* lls- I t - lIN S) - Itavlag
under &lt;T|) at I u'cluck.
lIN .S J- After bottling 10 to
• alien IM o roe* aad a favorite in j
teveytblng viva M
r» T
Dr. Ball who haa eantoetaj *1 th* aatmnal n*a *lop derby, UnvUd,
with wave* and shark*.
Itobke *#*•■ lh a a
TV, (finger, mrm.a-r of Ito crew uf towaiv# rev# * m h work duimg It* M* U c h t o t o . ! ^
wmm,pUaa a* ^
1^ 0 ? a m * r d far rompmstto*
a to U Lag •a tto
A have
atIC A O O , Bopi 14
aevaral p a n
tha ill fated tanker, Kkruv* port, past
. . . ki
f, . . .
—Lot evtov M^BBB FWd tor* at l:IQ jcalarday ^ j^ jid w * when h* defealel TUIM ! dwahl* Sewder (n eo lly olt#a ws toenuaw tto k u h o f !
N at'
.* 4 ^ f.s.t it wwa tom iw l f f iL T
1
.which #*p:. ,t &lt;1 Wedmnday off •Uh h t. effort* to t.m h at rrtoy
aad
A m ic u i
Phillip* PValai, H a n i n *.»ph»- •'ttnatad v - i u a* • tiju li uf t unal
1
plawi
dtso*|#*
aad
peal*,
kflil
g
*
imvad
to
had
wwa
th*
rm*
•Vpt, 14.— ( I N S ) — U rg* rity la lh* West. Rial# brad &gt;c- _ ||attcra» N. Cw hil-Yag fiw .
^ a n a ftiH M
tnv
ito -e o Jiv o via
- - 4 aitot l ~ ;~ ~ ------- --- ~ T
' .
mar*, hy a mar* maru» uf 1* up f i.Uptowe huff *ent &lt;4. Jot to " C. R
Ble.aa *
»
* Al .v mith haa ba.ted uuartrr* will b» In actli# oj«cratl&lt; n , today wav' tafa tn a koapilal tore.
:ita S T in A m u *
m .« u U
' l S
. W
i S
- " * ^
* * -.1 « ''.• &gt; " I a i w .
........... .... " . # • « shag1 -r-U a soft -o* into ha
in oi’rry state In the unltoi. witli n
U'wlfinger waa
ft* pt i 1
golf ch*m t*co track *, f o r I M &gt;1 by tto IH
r-jbikil r g plage ev aad
*» •‘• rtf and that tb*
1*
hi* gt adJa*
•'»»r„ ba,|-r« of thi organLaaU-n ,
If# dirvd overtoasd to gl*aa• dunng •*'
i i f tw m e, ___t ._
" * , toy U w '* l t o o n P‘»-fw
I4 il, ctoUr#d! —v T
.l .
low to tt-o r «m t i c n m ,
tstepbua#
t'vojvs)
f«&lt;
to*
South |t m lonasa of
« includ • Barry Wright, o f (IM
4bU tk# M 1 thougA •Ul IRoetrat* tto lactwrahy ua* if iwddJag eolehialien bp valrnip
lfc# ,( T « J * v «
&lt;***.
" I t ewueds hh* tto aM k
w *r* mad* by th# Rome, Ga.. chairaian of tb# aati^ terribl) humad about the arm* aad pkiiUra.. ittde. an t riiaatng*
,to t to tod toea fee*to
T ,7 ^ , J
W.° f divtaac* cal** dwrtog J«v»
rn ." tvid kogor* Hstwvkp.
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air
befat*
to
Dr. Ua.’l h*g
at Frv**akt A n t o * Thai. ha* toea asrloatva)/ ri* *v k »•»■•
_mw' ,l,un*l Demorrm:- Smith ia&gt;l.* r* la Georgia, and bud). The Clyde U m
1 leaner
p f o f the Rirate* R f i r a ,
1 4*hkagp *po.u**Bt total
lumhevm rlwb# Uwebiag B r'cacticall) within haibag dutam# IKP. Km owe# &gt;hei than ha*
I untsd tor# today Georg# Fort M-lton. publisher of M haw*. pt. ke I him up and "*
L ' T to laVpito*" c#mpa*j aaat tto i*ld today that hie 'aaati
*f rvpraaantattvr* uf th* rbattaiMMiga Time* .lc la ir d
II* was ten lirwapht him
besW out *d the f 1**1 Onual
u* eoanaetsow wtth
The purpose of lh# rom m lltta j ihljr lacerwud Dorn attacks by
lirmocrala from IT
i«osttgwlroa M l
t* aaM to to tto aamt cwmpevrka* I (U was the oul, ua* af tto nias
ARANtalV pp t w It
i
^ i , 7 t o * t t o New ga.
"'g an itatiu n * ar* furt»*d here arcpnling to l ight, human rating fs*b.
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foot la “to leach 1 autocrat* bow
H&gt;-coaky a d
h a. t i e r keen g tv ia here.
! Georg. lU ld eia*. I t UetrwA. earn.
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JIM
PAILB TO 1.NIMCT
• ‘♦ ■ 1 drive for the dr !o r o p for llri-rrrt lluuver for ir r * Jockey &lt;*
While the m##Uag, »tag*d wa*erl#MaMt of tto a tie r eight, gi«MOBL'OW, Rapt IA — tI N * ) — &gt;manager *2 Yh* B*el#* Nation* heard * f a
Ibm m ratlc national ident. and at tb# name time aup
uMaiiunad ia report* |
Ito
auspice*
uf
th*
Kiwann
(X
h
ing
i
*
get
M*
(Uilaae*
plaa*
a«
T
to
floviai
Htoila
relief
wwn
W
tt
Laagu*
Cmh.
KNOXVILLE, T o o n . Kept. 14 —
I* In evary state port th fir Democratic atate^minty
ItM go lie *oid to never had
Tto matter “
I IN S )—Jam es ; Ugret end Mm. whkh Dr. Bali I »* member, l* far a* Attoma*rv«o*. N. M. ac- today acdeiad tto '«* brwah*r
D l.-gbtfuvit, e f and local tic k e t'
leohagv with Jockey Allow ts*
rqniioi
u
r
t
p
r
t
i
rM
cluif
M
it
Krtwin
U
|k#
M
in
k
fw
i
!•»»•••*
V
pritaartly)
fee
lho
farmer*,
a
jar.
J1' who waa elected I Smith, the ami SasIth Democrat* Leona llaslott. who war* brought
toiehali. aad other jaefcay,
He
waa
forced
duim
by
a
eUrm
the
AW**aadr1
o*d
Amaadae#
r
c
e
a
l
m
o
t
r
*1
lr , , r '*n, announced, charge, bolted tb# D*mOcrala net- torn atoms a weak ago oa chargee &lt;&gt;ial lovitaiion ta the’ g*weia1 mb- and shortage a f fuel
John McGraw gsaaagwr af . .
i —upa on Oet, lab This dertoun l l a ; revaal PeatoJv. .
^
ktalHu«,toni b ill be tonal platform when he came oat to abduct ng Pioki* Lew Koeho. lit, aapaHatfy wemew. wa* **Near
Y##h Glanu, *D - m a t
Of th* * * * * * a*hoe plan** that w#» taken ia view uf th* fart |to' tho lUiaov# Turf A»»#&lt;t*tto*.
‘ gfieUI, Mo., w ith 1 fa r taodifiratlnn nf the VnUtoal 14 year-aid w toal g i r l , w a r# t—dad tejda) bf B. M. Lloyd. p»*L
we w a*'• In tto Chicago report,
I
j
Tha
haeokall
c
aw*
ml*'
from
Nr«
Yack
W
adaea-ltoth
Italy
aad
N
am
ar
knew
&lt;
“*fier», H ia haltav-1 A rt and In bia * ia a J on tto immi- fTi------ 1 today after tto grand deal to thv club. #ad Howard Lmg,
\
lo kauaf If McGrow and ll-ra v t) denial.
18
tha hunt Ivt
(caatlauad aa jmga Ihr*#)
^kkago and in som« i gration p rp b ltm .______ _________ jury failed ta return aa indictment. chaliman *2 tonight's — atiag
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On Aug. 16

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tied Dy I’orter

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ATTORNEY FINDS
ELECTION ISSU E S
AROUSE GEORGIA

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Appears Pleased
Wind Velocity Is
,S 0ver l!ls Expose N«(«rioi.sn.ngUAdcr Estimated At 150

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NEGRO BOY HELD PROBE CONTINUES
FOR ROBBERY OFjLN QUAKER CITY’S
2 LOCAL STORES CRIME ACTIVITIES

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U rge Attendance Non-Slnp
Kxpcrled Tonight TerminateH Minus
u'" For Farmers1 Med Successful Entry !***»•

Judge liandis Probes Report That
McGraw And Hornsby Bet On Kacea

iith Men Declare Governor
Bolted Party I n Opposing Dry Act
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THE SANFORD HERALD- SANFORD.

EIGHT SURVIVORS
W GOLF TOURNEY
3RD ROUND

How They Stand

ENGLANDSTIRRED
BY U.S. DEMANDS
FOR PLAY RIGHTS

New -York cStock

Nansen At 67 Plans
New Norlh Pole Hop

LONPOK. Se-P*- 13- Although
4 U --------------------&lt;57 rears of age. f&gt;r. Krtdtjof
„ 22 3-1 O n c ra l Motor*
■—— • 79 1.4 •**l*y* Overland
American
Beet
Sugar
»
Nan mo. »h» famou* explorer
_ 20 3-1 Goodrich .V .------- ----- — •
American
Agriculture
.
who in P.'22 wa* awanled the
10fl 7-8 G reat Northern Pfd
------- M 1-4 A ,,‘*d C hem k*V _’
Y E ST E R D A Y S R E S U L T *
American Can
—
Nobel l*e#rr Prlae. U roatem.. 97 1-2 lUiooia Central
------- 143 3-8 American lr«
AMERICAN LEAGUE
plating a flight to the North
....... 121 In*pm . Corporation
.— 24 1-4 American Tobarr*.
Philadelphia, 4 : New York, 3.
Pole. According to information
.. fl» 1-2 International Nickic
(Only game acheduled.)
nuhllahed In the T ontemtvorwnr^
0* l - J Commonwealth p,
’
2PJ In tern ation al Ppr.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
American Smelting
"fc^
jF ¥ 7T t r ~ a R r o r * «■'"&lt;
90 Fleithmann
„. 57 1-2 Kennecott . .
S tr fjunta.- * r Ofnrinnati. l r ~
Amir
lean
‘Steel
Foundry
.
MOSCOW, Sept.
I S — (IN S )—
built for him in t^-rmany. Tho
103 Gardner Motor*
Brooklyn, 6 ; Philadelphia, I.
American Sugar Refining. _ 78 1 - i I^-high Valley
LONDON. S-l't. 13— (IN S) —
.hip
will
have
a
lifting
capac4 7-8 K raft Chee**,
Thr
Jovial,
none-too-eleaaly,
lei. American Tel and Tel
New York-Boaton, fain
.
131
3-4
MArtn*.
■
•...............——
Uy Davia J . WaWh
The Increaalnr demand* «f A m ., it y ..f |00 ton*, and will be eaaurrly Moacovltea are gaaping in Amer can Woolen .............. .. in I - l Marine Pfd.
(Only gamea reheduled.)
— ----------- 34 3-4 L ig g e tt, and
Intrm ational Nrwi Service
erican managers for the "right* j pecially conatructed for Polar
..-_4 22 M a y ta g __ _
SOUTHERN
ASSOCIATION
.
78
1-A
Ml.
Corporation
--------- :
aniurrment nt Ike lateat blaat of Anaconda
.......
Sport* Editor
in Erig'ian pla*y* ha* brbught forth
work In .19113-56, Dr. Nanaen,
38 1-4 Pennsylvania
19.1
1*2
National
En.
and
Su
r*u
l.
Mobile,
3;
Atlanta.
5.
weaterti
culture
which
haa
awet&gt;h
Atchi.cn
W E ST NEWTON, MASS.. Sepa vigorous prole*: from St. John
In hi* famou* *hip the En»m.
174 1-4 Pullman
Chattanooga,
6
;
Little
hoc*.
7.
Atlantic
Gulf
and
Wiaronain
84
3
-8
New
York
Central
.
j
*
arm** theft murky capital in the
13—In thr wake of the »torm that
Ervine, celebrated Kngliah author.
later uaed by Captain Ann«dNew ftileana, I ; BirmirvTnam, 3.
114 3^4 X . Y- N; Haven A Hartford 62 1-2 Radio
iwrpt the premise* of everything
form o f a decree for the im pm e*. Baltimore and Ohio
Calling attention to thr serious- |
reirhed .within 223 thllea
184 Reynold* Toh*,
nethlchem
Steel
.
Norfolk and Waahington
•era It
except a few championship fragnea* of the' .dilation h» warn, that
m&lt; M of health and prcaumably
#»f the Nnfth fo \ * .
97
3-4 Southern Dry*
Butte and Superior
11 l - l Northern P-M-if r
menta, llhaehurn wa&gt; a wm e of
uhlee. the American manager* an|happineaa. The city heuaing de23 5-8 Tin ken R,,Uee
Canadian Pacific
21.1 1-2 I W Otl
paalftail peace and vaat quiet thi*
••put In their proper place" the
j payment, wtiiih |g occorthmee Clw-aat^ake ami Ohio
48 1-8 k ick Chemical
1«7
1-2
Pittaburgh
Coal
morning a* the eight survivor* o'
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Weal End of Errinn will beroms a
with thiiaticnalitatm n
d ie t
.
215 Goneral A*f.k»
pit suburb of Broadway.
yratenlay’a dlaaster made read)
W.
u
26 3-8 Gulf State* Stee-1 "
.655
48
to limp Into view for the third Nrw York
91
Jl I* ,.f eourre, an acknowledged
127 International H,rT„.
.643 fact that in hi* *tiuggle to achieve |
round of the national amateur goll Philadelphia
50
90
M
®
8 t 7-8 International Tel
tg
&gt;
*
1
1
ba
.-rilcrfd
th
at:
Colorailo
Fuel
W
Studebaker
.551
62
championship. Yea, peace wa* al­ St. Ixiuia
76
.
69 7-H Mack Truck
fame it .. . .. ar»y f„r the Eng- | j o m e | p |, ( ) f l (1 O i l
Cnlorado
Ga*
and
Electric
126
1-8
Teona
Corporethm
I The floor* o f all human liv­
.471 li-h aulh r t*. "play-wp"
73
leged to tie upon u* again witt Chicago
65
the
30 3-1 Texas Pacific Corporation 107 5-8 Pan American tu.
, ,
inr quarter* are to 1*«* *crubb-d Con«olidated Ga*
if 64 American thealrr. Not only d"*yeaterday'* revolution in whicli Washington
65
7ft
195 1-2 S t. Loui* A s *,
LONDON.
Sp»t.
IS
—
4IN
S)-—
hot
water
a
t
leant
once
a
*7 1 S t'nion Pacific
Corn
Product*
.443
78
Vim Elm, Ouimet, Evan*. SwceU Detroit
62
he «&lt;•&lt;urc mnti: moi.i &gt;• for hi#
29 7-8 Seara ami
30
3-8
Un
t
c
l
Cigar
Store
’
.
..
....
Cru. tide Steel
*er. Maraton, Gunn, Storey. Ih.lp, Cleveland
.421 I lay* in Atmfica. ImNytlirir -u&lt; After living -f r U» year* amid « , r k.
81
59
UR 1-4 Sim im Petn&gt;lr«K
tho
m
agniftcntr*
of
palace*.
Mr*.
No
animal*
other
than
dog*
(
5-8
Ul
S.
Ind.
Air.
.
.352
Cuba
Cane
Sugar
Somerville and other g"&lt;l» of the Boston
tKI
49
ci •» then- JHiially r ia -- ‘iN - their Xnnu Giltrip, a little gray-ha'reil , and ca l* are to he allowed In.
32 5-8 Stew art War*,)
I«i9 3-1 If, S. Rubher
Delaware and Hud«nn
locker tiMiin were blown off the
NATIONAL LEAGUE
... 158 Vanadian
pr-Hliirlmn in Ic.nlon.
.
7.%
ha*
aeMleil
down
Ini
h-.u*e*
unlca*
the
convent
of
a!l
69 5-S V. S. $teel
............
woman of .
.
Er e «
. ‘
.. .
Pet.
»eor» board.
W.
gbhor* i* obtaiaAl.
\ulhor* llrlp lru
i -tnoiir^t Ijondon fl^i tb tiln id
.606
51
In fact, I think it may be **'»&lt;• !Tt. Touts
I
At
l-a*t
one
window
in
each
Thu* the Engli-h author I* for­ , r by the Prime id W ill* to
.583
without rx ag g *ration that thi» New York
M
.9
r"«&gt;ni i« to have a forteaque which sure Move railed
AMERICA! Jim j
a “primus." He devoted nil hi* *pt»rv tlm - to
ced
to pay heed tn the demand* "I Jri-nm nw-iy t &gt; rc«t " f her hfe car: *&gt;e opened to admit air,
.583
58
*091
81
round of the enamplonahlp will b .Chicago
in mcrtcrle* " f tlw Brillah Itoyal
physical
culture
nnd
music.
Hi*
the
American
manarrr.
Moat
of
thr
cooking
la
done
on
.511
62
almuat aa peaceful a* the average PUtshurgh
. 76
I
Quiet
shall
rrigrv
from
II
MEXICO Qn.jjgi
'T h e firat ibn.andt of the lat. Family.
J&gt;37
63.
73
Central American republic.
A It' Cincinnati
mufti y o’&lt;!•., k at night unGI 7 in the 'h e primus vahirh holds one diah wHV. hi* von, ■sed , 0 * ■ n'1 hU — U. S.
Her memorie* " *1
ter,"
write
Ervine,
“waa
Dial
all
.496
n
.rniiig.
70
69
year guarantee m i aervlre on Br Hiklyn
at a time. The Swedish company two daughter* of H nnd 4, were
af the lale Queen Alexander ami
ry , nt GumUlaivu,^, ' 1
Ruga, quilta and duateloi1*
2131 ■ur.emi-nt* for «h» pmliullon of her grandaon. the I’r.riei* of
89
ft
Utfective part* go** witn in&gt; Bo tt n
They all played
which got the import license for all gym nast*.
Kngliah
play*
in
lh^
i
’nitid
State*
are
hoj
to
he
ahaken
out
on
h
*l.
;i6"
S.
embassy tc#U )fei|,
9ft
42
statement, a lter a curaoiy firmer I'hdadriphia .
Wale*. She wa, the late Quren’*
accordion* together and danced
Nor I* rub'dah to la- thrown “primu»e»“ ha* made more m«n*y
ahould include (he right of fti-xtur. drraaer ('-r, over 35 year*.
•eo-iiy*.
■
HOI TIIEIIN AHSO&lt; IATION
at the appendrd progiam.
the old
pea sent dance*.
But stead, nf I,-- AxgVtCf
•n ttuagta than any o th rr ennlb * rear wind,,**-.
_
Tha PMuV
•' h&lt;r Hoi
W.
Pet. io n in C*nnt*.
L.
F-odor i* nlao an orator of note American n.twr
Tom Pel kina, Hritiah champion,
Ilouaewivr# Revolt
ceaaionnlre or sales firm.
,«|!i
|
"TlKIThe
claimed
fifty
|*-r
cent
for
le
r
whin
h
knew
that
j.
-.619
“2
6—
in
hi* woollen mill. Hr w rite* son­
-T g —John uawann, romjuti or ■sr. HirmtnihTiVv —48---An Ideal Family
“In, omprehenaihlr
nnd unen
nnppe«l by lamlit"
.611 of the movie r gin a. A- a rr«ull it •’Gronn'e’* Maid," a* alia I* known
•26
47
net*. And *0 the Mary ends with
Mrmphi*
Evan* and r red tv light. I*r. U. f
Thr
primua
hold*
the
family
l»ft
■
cable,"
i#
th
r
comment
o
f
the
lieen carrm l mt# tWc*
,5T» i la now nearly kopel-a* to e*|HW| to the younger memlver* of tie*
35
11
little
Rock
the
word*:
*
Willing, the dential, who gave ah
mu, rity of Moacovitr*. A sturdy getlier in Russia, dcapitr nil rm pa.
.473 production in tre United Stale* Royal Family, wa* in falling
••The atmosphere of this fam ily ion. Negrtiatiua, f * *
39
.15
of them the an*»»thriic ye-terday, Chattanooga
R'tnainn r.ounewife exerting her- gamia to the ~ff*ct that Commtrn.
health
and
reduced
mean*.
[a
*0 quiut, healthy and delightful. upon payment of 32JM|
I unlet* a -hare of |h&gt;*e light* l&gt;
38
.472
3
*
Mobile
iam
i«
a
wrecker
of
the
home.
In
Va. Gt-orgr Voigt, the ulllcial
lie haa tinted her «mall apart­ •r'.f to the ext*nt of getting down
They ride to culture along the road roni are at til u-.iV ny)
39
.451 I t-oncedi il.
32
N»wOriran*
fart
the
prea#
recently
printed
pic­
on
her
knee*
to
scrub
a
floor?
ment
M-veral
I
me*
to
tnk*
tea
medatlaC
"Now the«e American manager*
,410
32
Nrwr! Thr proletarian w*,man ha* ture* of a locksmith, hi* wife of u healthy existence!"
a* la known Rjim&gt;:r*4i
and lalk over old time*.
Hartman Johnaton, a Round I*'". Atlanta
But Feodor who never dream* of Isiwry* i* under inunvj
Jl6i( a t- clamoring for the right# of
2K
48
Nashville
I*
,n i- m -ipated. Anyway, floora and three children aa an “ideal"
“
It
wa#
pleasant
living
in
thnae
Ill any man a company v» rnilnp..A . . __
translation, ami even the Kngliah palarrt," Mr*. GdUjp told a rf'a rr -w a t..ii with a rag, a n j not romtnunlat worker'* family. In playing hi* accordion o fter 1 1 !’• vl»&lt;* the emlavajr lv
Unlay, the callow but clever vic­
right*. In other word* they arc Interviewee. “ 1 lived in »U of
roidied.
fat tyno wa* tolihth* *t«»r&gt; «&lt;f tha i t . i , ur.fi'rtunat' ly in the minor­ aieX'l ia rrlcaard.
LEADING LEAGUE III1TP.BS
tory over Ouimet. lloboy June*
feein g their way toward wcrld- them at different time*, hut I
Moreover, when the va*t m ajor. w orker-who doesn’t drink, smoke ity. G ue*t* only l&gt;egln to
NATIONAL LEAGUE
tiirnirif, \a John Heck, ttie Kngltan- Plover and
•/ fumiliea live in vi'u ruom, or COas, lu-al up hi* wife, loaf «u in Mo scop home* at 1 1 o’clock.
right# in all play-. Ilml they buy. li ought Msrllx'rmtg’ House (tea l, .
W IN TER HAVCL
man.
"The li* maud for all tbeer righ-a dene* of the late Queen Alexan­ wturr #hull t 'e eo iking la- done? tt e job or atay out Ints at night. The noise b-gin* where by some for operation of
Club
gueer
notion
the
municipal
hous.
told to all Ru*aia
There usually is no st«vr, hut on Ilia ratnr
Many of the rluldi uiu rain-• p. Waiter,
ia tiring mad - right along, and tin. der) waa-the be»r of them nl.“
Growt-r* ('icaring Ih
wft .'h »f a table In one m rner of a* Feodor I Porahenoff. He wa* Ing dcm rtnw nt has now dccre.'d tion completed her* 1
may l»e out ul tnr lournainrni by
|c « iMiiiie di termini- , re*Utan&lt; e a
Pitt*.
the hou*e stand* a ga*olrnwpretu strong, lie Lad muscle* o f Iron. It should end.
it),* time, tail, by Ihc aaui* token. Hornaby,
now offered i linie will come when
*
Utuae loinainiiig are th- nun who
the
American
managir
will
own
Bouton
put them out aim ao one may aigur l.ind*tr&lt;&gt;m,
lialf, if not all, of the whole right*
in any place ihnt I r prtMlitre*.
„ iDv eauet *l*'U» ol tne auivtvol#
New \ m k
by i-aretudy aiming two and two.' Sialer,
"When that time lome*. he will |
. -, •
not bnl) inntrnl fa * Kngliah t irAa a matter ot fact there are a
|,o»t&lt;in
Cuvty uf eatru utiinarny g»«d gulf* I la fey.
otre but wdl Ik1 aid - t&gt; t.-rruilte
BERLIN, Sept. . 6.
(IN S )
St. Liula
121 4f.2 HU IM 210 It."
era remaining with tne »‘ilu«ti..n
Men
have
their
“dangerou*
Leader a year ago today. I‘. WaSvlarird Servant#
at thta moment.
age” ju*l the aurnr na wontlBKutthrc |&gt;rvf|irting that author* tvr,t-nlihg t - I" o !fearer Dr. A .’
o i l hand, tha writer would ven­ ner, Pittaburgh i l l ,
AMKKICAN I.HAGUE
will het-om, she.•alarle&lt;l vervanta ll'Hhe. who ha
ture that they figure to produce
written u book
of maniigi r&lt; Ervim- rontinue*. about iL
a eerie* ot i xtruuiiiinaril) g""*t Player and
Club
« All It
"evrntually our play* will coma t-&gt;
m a t'he* for the tmrd round and
II impha#ii&lt;w. however, that
Umdjri via New York. Tnat wil’ r t io - - **dun|» n il* a j ■" l* not
with the ante, being lilted fruiu (iuatill,
. W iili.
mrirl th- death of the Kngliah half a* ilangiruua ns that of
]H to 3n hole* "vrrnigtit there 'a n
Gehrig,
theatre
wotrtrn.'
be tin comeback from anyone.
New "York 139 &amp;»« 12', IH7 1701 "Even now; why rite Star* an 1
Th- ••'UngrrotK ag»" for men
The W illing.V'dgt meeting I* Manuah,
1 Stripe* are not floating over Dui- la put la-tween 47 and 57, ehlefly
the day* wow, If you wl'l purdon
St. la u ii
ry l.aru- aurpaaf-t my und r*tnnd. M and 51.
.
my Oxford.
It will bring the bimmuna.
ing I aspect to lu ar thr 'S tar
It I* aupp-Kid tn manifert itrrif
Veteran Campaigner fimn Portland,
Phi la.
Spunglc.l llannri* plnyel there In- in ■« ntimentality, aoftne** ineiliu
the man who almoit »hot hlrn»»lf la m 'l l ,
ate-d o f -‘God Srve T»,e King* "
.it ion to weep. Imliffcrcnc*. decllnNew York till 261
out of tlir tournament with an 31
All ree nt pitMilirtinn* at Diurv ing energy, Indeclalvnee*, »vot lam r j
year
ago
leader
a
the first day - and maybe with an j
11mj.i\, m |&gt;lnp ihentir hav,- I. rri American.
n o to rie ty , hyiaThondria,
-elf- j
automatic that night and the i nmnr, ‘hltadelphia 2!U(I
It ia alao lnterr*t tif tn note that rf prnaehment* nn I inclination lo j
T H E BIG F IV E
much dmguated medal winner with j
the major ty of them have tie-n •uti d*. The'e paychological maniround, of 71 ant 7k*. It will brim: Player ami
the biggest aucceatr* of Inrir featatlun* are euppo.r*lly aeeomp.
G AB It II
together, ton. a pair of golf- t •i (lu b
‘ time.
anied by h«ad arhea, bioud ruidtea
'* with the ideal match play tamper* llurtiaby,
to the head, d in ii.e**, w rakntu,
J20
321
H
d
l.'irt
IH
2175
ament, the type who cun and d I llrave»
SENATOR IIORAII DH I I S E S i 1eeple#*n »», itnm irh nnd heart
I Grin ig,
tine to almnal any emergency.
trnuhlra, rohl hand* an I frrt
1 Yank* 139 run’, 125 IH7 21 .373
WASHINGTON,
Sept
IS.
\Y&lt; don't Keep nhocH—\VK SELL THEM! Fall
Thu •'dangerou* age,” however,
Ruth,
( I NS t —Senator lidrah, llt i of
I.h utmost here, rind Summer is leaving uh with
Yank. I ll» IK l 117 101 49 2133 Idaho, today lefuaed an invitation i*-aup|H,»ed to last with torn only*
mi unusually large stork of the m-;i son’s latest styles in High Quality
ena and a half tu three year*; after
I Ci bb,
to *tM-ak at a rhurrh tna« ing it
Shoes for Men# Women nnd Children. WE MUST SE LL TH ESE
95 353 54 111 1 -323 Peoria, Ilia. Although no ex;dan-t. that the aytnptoin* diaap|#ai.
Ath.
hllOLS AT ONCE! We must ninkr room for our inromini; Fnll slock.
Sp,-ui.rr,
(ton w*« given for lh» rvfu-.d t
TAI.I.AHAKSEK—Building per.
61 192 2H M 3 ,2&lt;«
Ath.
The onlv wnv we know how to sell these Shoes Is In CUT THE I‘RICE TO
wa*
understood
llorah
hd
rVed
WKATIIKH ll l’. p n in s
-----r
mit&gt; i»*ued during July totaled
THE IIONE! And thut's what we are doing. Conte und HEE— Save .Mont
&lt;hvt,
as
a
|»dit'ral
*peaker,
he
WAHlIIMiTDN.
S pi.
131 1 HQJiOft,
while you have the rhnnet.
•h„ul&lt;l not invade rhuirltr* during
( I NS 1 Aiong the Souiq AlUnlli
the
preaotential
campaign,
lie
C o 6*t the w lntj will be genii.'
('R E S E N T CITY- CreK&gt;nt C y
atari* n «peak ng tour throuah the
Vaiiable ow r north poition an I
Ire Con piny building nrw |c
w,-.| ties* week,
gentle |o mod, rut,- eaatetiy ovu
*t rage plant.
awidth potUnn, and tic- weather
I INEHI.A—Large acreage nf
“
partly overta*l tonight und Frid.ty. | CHICAGO, Sept. 13. - tlN S )•ggplant* tiring set out in thi* vieLAKE W ALES- Work to
Patent KU, llrimn Ui.t
Dreaa Oxford* and High
b n I ahow.-r* ow r extr.rn* mutt Wttn a r « " id " i 8,000 hour* i'&lt; j n i . . .
‘
m m nn r ction of $51,090
m.dtuni. l&lt;t«r, and hid
•'•*«** * is Mark. — tUo
portion. Over the P.*»t Gu’f tin . Hip air and with mote iitlhag* en
■ _____________________________ 1 city hall.___________________
$3,00. U itu M R u r
ll&lt; os i i &lt; of several shade*.
wind* will I*.* g-mb- to niulei it,- air mail route* than anv other pi
V»l»i‘ i tn 13.00. .MIJ«um&lt;* I or *outSra»t and |S- wrnthi-i l^t. E . llandllon l^e. who (lie* the
mar ( J f i n a i r Price
will Ih- |&gt;aitip- ovrrcaat with *h»w. night mall plana lutwc-n Omaha
gi* tonight or Fri&lt;lay.
l jr
n a
and Chicago I* the "a re of the air­
Foircaat till H P. M. Fiiday
mail.'
■ Fur Flnrtua, t-ait', cbonly !•♦- - h r , who took out the flt»t
night and Friday; Imal thunder.1I p la n t'm ike air mail when tt »'
•bowera on tlie Miutbeaat r &gt;■&gt;•! to- . id vvth 136 mtlir« a day and 1
night ami in south i#&gt;rtinn Frid ay;! atop* ten year* ago ba* aecn It
.Nc» feed und new nalrwmun.
gentle to moderate easterly wind*. sir mail aa-rvie* expand until it
New nt.tnai'cmrnl loo.
outrank*
that
of
any
other
nation!
F«r ealrrine nor.hvfct ('Icrula.i
A film Ihat'n just striving.
v vvle*(gp o n E Jl hk* '
g rn ria lly lo ir tonight and F iid a y , I. mid-plan
Pina quai.ty I’urap* and Strap* ta ah types
Tn MtlUfy viru.
H erj-t pro! ably shower* on tne und today hr ia pan of a nation­
ui kfrta. and *U I.alfcere and eemb.natiM*.
' alar* In $?JW. Mid.annacr
ro a st
ntmiMalr east or south- \ wide transportation ayatrm which |
I’rnnipl nervier wr offrr.
Ctearsrw r Price
.A
cover* 25,t8t mile* a day, serving
e a s t wind*.
The itral in Ihr town.
162 million people durctly an-l
And grundrsl of nil.
I many million* more indirectly.
Comparative Temperature*
Our pritr* nrr down.
"
I le e Idia arquireit aumrrou# TVCITY
LOW HIGH.
rnrvl* but think* hi* most unusual |
'Ihrrr’u Cow Chow and Chick Fred.
ATLANTA
M.
serviie wa* dropping futvl from &gt;n
(intwrnn, nnd ku&gt;
BOSTON
56 * 84.
airplane »n South K«x island In |
The Iresl M gtntd t’hnwder
68
76.
BUFFALO
Nurthern l.sae, Michigan to save |
IM
CHICAGO
76.
And Alfalfa liny,
-u .
a band of- atarvmg, • Urhaunl ,
86.
74
I
JACKSONVILLE
Say, “1‘lcatae. rull mv chirkens,**
lumlievjark*, Ths fa a tn t time L ,
tri
86.
KANSAS « IT )
And Hlrorirr wftt h«-.-iM,t
IGghewt grad* Novelty Pamp*. Strap#. aad
86.
7»
ever w-aile with the air m ill waMIAMI
HtraM .
*
Tie#- Ila rh fruni l a * la Balk*. C«1«ra
d)
NFW YORK
hu.
Istwren Chicago and ttmaha, 430 .
Whrn niulen are In i|Umlitm,
„ f ant'd l e t l h " ‘ ’ t L iI
gala**, n i t aaaaaa'a very lataat at* la*.
84.
74
J'ENSACOI.A
mile* which be tnde in 2 hour* ant j
Ju s t nay. ‘’OMoienr.**
|&gt;atrat
Yalne* ta I l f . Mid*aata*at Clearance Price
66
I
PITTS 111'Jit ill
82.
Um*ra C &amp; - ;
46 minute*. Train Uma fur that
'Ihrre’ti
no!hint;
we’re
lacking,
KAN ANTONIO
94.
76
journey u twelve htwiia.
62.
KAN FRANCISCO
54
.
Hut Rood trade from &gt;uu,
61
90.
8T . LOUIS
Ju»t drop in (o nee us,
JADWIN
QKBYB
1
‘ROJECT
60
J . .. SALT LAKE &lt; I I V
id.
. Or cull up 82.
82.
72
TAMPA
W'AFIIINGT()N~Sepi,l3.—t IN S) '
—Hay Hauman.
C6
TOLEIM)
Ml. j —-Sprit fit at Ion* for ronrtruitlon of
WASHINGTON
72
• dam and luck on th* Mltalaalppl
WASHINGTON
84.
.72
Kivu brtwrin It* jupvlion with the
H k j y.
Mlrtoun an t MtnnMpoil*. Minn ,
ORANGE PARK New rchiK
were approved today by Gen. Ed.
'.
kroua* win ba built brre soon.
gar Jadwin, chief of army engin­
DISI IUHl TOILS OF I*CHIN A Fr.K U .S
eer*. The project i* expected to
UltlKTHI.— Liberty County Fair materially inr lease river traffic
82
1 'x
2 1 6 W .F H n t l
to be U U O .tobrr 15-30.
111 U&gt;» mv tion offeeteJ, aral to a l'
Sanford
low larger liarg** to ply betwesm
BRGOKSVILLE -New Mavomc tha two river Junctions and Mln$fm|4* 40 ba ai.xUd tn UtU town. luapeUa,
.

Yesterday’s HetfUlts

AND LESS RACKET

John Ervine Protests
Against Americans
AcquiringAllShow.fi

_ Stars SuffcrDefeat In Yesterday’s
Match At Braeburn

Muscovites AmazcdAtl An,rr;c*n f?r ^;und«T
NcwOrdinanccThat j f t S S
.
Hits At Slovehess

lg

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League Standings

Dresser Of English
Queen Quits Royal

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Also Enjoyed By
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Chicago Aviator Is
Acclaimed Ace Of
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‘ W f y l fttiW tiW

rm m \ i r a &amp; w t a v r a

S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A

FmnAY. September n r r e *

No Religious Mstlo

SANFORD
tng o u r t r e a t w a te r pow er and beat

Swing on the jiart of dome n tendency to Inject into
uf all hr know a bow j* should be
X n lm il
aa second cIm i
m i 'i n thin presidential campaign a rcHgiou* iiwtuc which not
done- Hoover baa done a g re tt
Or-tol-sr *\ 1*1*. a t «tae Pu*l«-fflce only add* to the furor and unplennantne** of the Htrugglt?
work for suffering humanity an ]
a t a^^ford. r i it Ida. under a r t a t
betwren the two parties hut which ulno threatens to divide
aiM |lr*&lt; uf M ii'.'i 1. JIM .
proven Mmaelf worthy and well
the Democratic.party in such a manner that tt may never
i(unl:fu'i for thr dutira o f Pres. of
lie nhlc to function on n party again, the Tampa Tribune
our ( t t a t rrpahlit, lie believe* in
recalls a part of the jmworful plea of William Jenning* New .Yodc^im-iR t1
Amen, an indaslrie* and -American
»?
a ra ic a im o s ka tm
iai'cr V';! those who h eifer* a *i n Bryan uttered in the Democratic National' Convention fn
f e i l &amp; 'h .
f
i
t
1024:
lievr* in negro social e&lt;|l&gt;a!ity 'Kn'i j AVSm th does •boo hi rote fo r Kim
H in t Mnnlh*
will nut drn&gt; thi* h« believe* in ( —he ha* wiped out all party line*.
I am not willing to bring discord into my .
Mr C arrier tier W 'e e u _____
T lio r wh“ believe aa Mr. Hoover
foreign immigration.
party. The Democratic party is united on all the
T i n Herald, Hanford a ? l * n « e l n*W»dota vh -id vote for him— My
Hoover
believe*
in
our
school*
economic
issues.
We
have
never
been
-o
united
au
aubvirlbae
to (lie lutetna*
taaseM
d will giro him our hearty
f iI'lilal
M ae* S e m e * , rsjelvin g from
and
'n
r
churrix
and
leio
vr»
id
since I have known iiolitics. und nobody has hud
title
superior new*
srg srilsatin i
business equality sd i. alt tacr* -he auppott—
m-m1 reason than 1 to regret |wst dfxvord. Now.
•wenty ihotisand * * f d « daily uoverYour* foh a New South'
know* the Importance nf dew-lop* - * all tha leadliiH events of Ike
when wc are united and face our political foes
•nitre world. The 1. N S I* es­
W . W . Thom pson
lng. out eater way* and ronserv*
pecially e lflr's n l in Florid a and II I
with
dauntless
courage
and
with
enthusiasm
M ain er ot ht:.k&gt;l!i| atalo M » * la
never excelled, these people tell us that we must
without ton al.
torn aside from this titanic task,'divide our party
Tho Herald to • msmUer of lire
rill*; EPIC OF DOC
on a religious issue and cease to lie a great politic
Audit K orean of CJrcula.Ioa*. ac
Inta.riallunal A na*latlu n of **•»A SIIh V ll.l.K I ’l l l/KN
cal
force.
tlsher*. A d rortiaer* and A deem *I ne Democratic parly has never taken thi*
t Agent* which requlr* rath
itMlaner meraba-c to submit S ’ ■
OUT IN BUNKER, MISSOURI, to 1 ' ir, of such thing*.
side of one church against the other; ti;e Demo­
thurnuali audit
ul subscription
But ?xrr * u the whole communi­
the people h ate Just rtagt-il a
flats In oVder to verify alroslutely
cratic
party
must
remain
true
to
its
traditions;
•It rlalin i of « -c u la tle n . «• » » ll
th ree-da&gt; p *rty . It » a « given fo r ty n-ak ng holiday for three day*
it cannot surrender its rights to exist; it cannot.he
bnnett I'U tlneu m«thod*.
"D
form ally k n x*n a* Dr. J B. to pr* ■&lt; thrir love for him a n J
false to the mission that it had in the days of
FRID AY. HRl'TRMBBK I*
1 Gordon. It was siran ged in honor tbrlr -&gt;de in him. So he had got
Jefferson, to which it remained true, in the days
j of hi* seventy-seventh birthday by mor&lt; ut i t hi* work than f » t r he
of Jackson and to whith it was still loyal in the
HI III.P, Vr-KflR f o r . t o d a
i |00 men «ml women whom he a t- had m b le d ! lie had got confid­
days of Woodrow Wilson.
t tended when they first cam e into ence and dvvution o f all hi* people.
My last objection is that I am not willing to
l‘ '-E V ER Y D ESIR E SA TISFIED
. t h e felt * t the realisation
I the world. Some o f them *ii!l live And
—Thou otienest thine hand, and
divide the Christian cHurch because if it is destroy­
j n Bunker. Some of them have of Ibt. fart Mould he enough, if it
satisfied the detire of every living
ed there is nothing to take Its plai e. Wo must stand
! .ravelled fa r and made th eir home* could ’ adequately described, to
thing. The Lord i* Yightrnu. In
together
tn
fight
our
hat
ties
of
religion
against
n rem ote p iair* in their *»arrh uf movr many another community tn
all hi* ways, ami hu.y in all hi*
materialism.
fame and foitun e. But. t" »how do fur ,t* "D oc" what Bunker did
work*.—Psalm H 6 ; 16, i«.
“Dividing the party now may mean, as Mr* Bryan th eir affection for
they for f‘I&gt;" ** Gordon.
PRA YER—D God, *uti .'y
*
early with Thy m tuy th f. f » then said." concludes the Tribune, "that the parte will thought a little thing to m «t
(TOO I \TK TO C L A S S IF Y )
may rejoice and be gmd all otir 'cease to lie n great political force.' To what party will the ’crig jou rn ey■ hi a* to a**em ble in
day*.
South then turn? As Senator George said in Tampa: th eir home (own fo r "th e lug blow­ W A N T E I k - To buy second hand
'When you leave th»- Democratic party, where will you o u t,"
■ r o f r i g r r a t u t and twin beds. M usi
“ Doc'*Tutd keen IKS ioeio* i&gt;rirr
go? Ami when you wish to return, will there be any
i&gt;e in c - i tondition and reason­
of life in Bunker l-dvrer than they
party to which vou can return?'"
able 1- n a 211.

r

According

to

a

new.pa|wt

w rite r, hare 1* another -intrepid
a irm a n ". We are beginning to
wonder If there is any other
kind of airman.

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Wh»t ha* become of thr old fa*hbitied man who used to take his
•on out to the woodshed about
once a week- Ju»t to keep his blood
circulating properly?
Almvs Semple McPherson Ini'*
started un an evangelistic tour «&gt;f
Europe. No, she will mske no rsdlo
speeches, or have anything to do
with radio operalwr*
If report* are true Harr)" B«,lwell may »oon ha»w * teat la thr
United State* senate, in which capai it&gt;- he may he able to pot
through a realtor's relief bill.

Prosldent Calif* is determined to
retlro a* president of M eiito. Hr
la show ing men sente than most
former Chief eseculive* of that
country. fUsualt)' tb*y. RsVW. 4*&gt; he
killed to grt rid of them.

Telling The World
Evidently feeling very much a* we do that nujipreanion of news in an unwlae procedure in ultnoaj any circumatanre, the Bradenloti Herald rcclteit a little Ktory
wljith may ptyve aomewhat of |e.*»on for tho*e who are
inclined to condemn The Sanfortl Herald for puidi.-hing
from time to time facta rcgnrdintf the mu table condition
of our local government.
“An epidemic." aav.*&gt; the Bradenton jujikt. "of the
myatetioux malady known na septic *on* throat struck
the Berkshire section of MaAAArhuaett.H this summer. It
mused a number of deaths, medical science not yet having
found a sur*- way to master it; and it probably c*mt that
part of Mn*-*ac'hu-etts I 1 .muo.ooii m iliniinlabed expend!*
lui*es by vacationists, who stayed avvav when' news of the
disease was broadcast,
"A decade or so ago the business leaders who felt
this loss would have atormed the* newsjkijier offices *!«*maiidiug that stories ulxiut the epidemic la* "played down"
so that vacationists would not Is* scared away. Now they
are wiser.
"Instead of asking a jKillcy of concealment, civic lead­
ers are planning a big medical campaign to eradicate the
disease. 'Strict public health measures will la* enforced:
next summer, if it is humanly possible. Ilie. Jterks hi re%

.•mild rem em ber. Hr hail treated
ihent fo r whooping cough, w arlet
fev er'an d C"*eola. Hr had *&lt;-t their
broken a r m . and tc in d up th eir
stone brume*, lie had llltened In
the p aren t*
problem*, tanging
ftom Tom m y'* Infected toe to
.p ia n e ’ * th at m ight h * » led to di­
vo rce. Going from house to bonce,
m eltin g t ' r i-.-ople wh-n «tiatn
rod sufferin g let down the loir* o f
th e ir usual reserve, he had rom e
to know all al»- Jt r* M*.-h(uiy,

Ami now after fifty-*!* year*
if practice in and aroun’l Bunker,
UW of hi* ''haliies" |*ul him thi*
rem ark able thr r day tribute! U &gt;r*
any one doubt how "lA x ‘ 'f r i t
•bout th a t* Hi* w«.ik. the work of
n *m all-l
and * intry pky**.
dan, had m t l *n always ea«y. He
rem em ber* hew h- went again st
bottom less roads in his

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You know that firm
Rutter are the l*« ^
TimmI that m-nper,^
than any other t» * «

H EALTH /
PRESERVER
PLTRK, clean Ice—the kind you can
through—the Consumers kind is
staunch defender of your lee IIox.

There Lx no compete
tween them.

T hey

c o - o p e r a u fc,. ^

iif the people Hjj
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Ggne Tunney had to abandon
hi* walking tour of Europe be.
rausr of the crowd* which per­
sisted In following him arount.
We ew*j»«-t that Gene found It a
longer walk than h» anticipated

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a n d a a e a r n e s t a b o u l^ j

•if tho hoys who t«*t money in the

boop might follow our campaign
sprAktr* around anil tolled the
egg* and cabbages being thrown,
in an effort to rrcoup their for
tunes.

BACON

Mr*. Irving Berlin, the former
Kills* Marksy, hss mad* up with
her father, according to thv New
York Hail) New*. After all thr rxprrlrme modem girl* hasaTn mak­
ing up, .wr shouldn't think that
wnuhl be much trouble for her.

Potatoes

We humbly offer thr suggestion
to George MrKory who i* managing
the Jacksonville offlc* of the state
DeiW«Cr*tl&lt; onranlsation that Hr rs*s|vcl tn d tn ra
glv* some attention tn his own
hum* town. If the comments of
lho*« who are casting their ballot
ln The Herald's *traw poll are any
Indication to go by, there Me a loi
of Democrat* in those wood* srhu
Ml M il NKM s
need tom . strung talking to.
tienrgr Washington was born 10,1*11')' much ground. It would A&lt;tri*&lt;i
173S, which -Is 'Jtio year* flat prim j huge number* of people, nu**t f
to IP.lS, which I* only fuui yt-at*
Carlton la lik*ly to vote for Her hm. e. One Irains from t'hiiago
bert lloowr. We do not think'*n.
Cart ton undoubtedly f*ot* a* many that it* deadly rival* the city uf
of the rest of us do, that th« South New York, is planning t« scue The road* into those rttle* am al- 1
was handed a lemon with the nom­ upon this bu-rntennial a* the n.-- lead)' choked, and then rapacity |
ination of Al Smith, hut hr I* rasion fur B gt«al inletnalionat ev cannot be grratly Ii k i rased in tour j
)&gt;'*'*•
going to swallow |h* lemon, as w^ position.
I'hiiwgo makes ssot&gt;- of Ne*
•hall, and Ilka It, simply for the
The strrel* of those cities srr
sake of the part) to which he be­ York's intention* fur reason*, it StiU worse choked, and their rap­
happen* thal Chicago ho* an am- acity, cannot tw increased at all.
longs.
billon tp hold. In lu:n, mis ) t * r la ­ Neither t'hirago nor New Yotk Is
ter than tha Washington crnt*n- able to convey Its uwn population,
taeetitl)
broke up in n riot. An nint, a great world’* fair of It* own. whether by subway, street car nr
Alahomo p reacher
&lt;•
warned Ghtcago understand* that a world's private conveyance, from tbs home* j
ag ain st
attack in g Al Sm ith.
A fair in New Veik in 1WU would to then qffn-es and rwturn without I
North Carolina town witnesses wild blanket a world'* fair in Chirarn Is jiw n i &lt;rowding. Why should
disoedrr* following a
"H oovei tn IM.1, t'hirago would grt m IVH.I they want wwlld's (air rrowda a d i ­
D e i » J r * t l r " m eeting. W ithin two the wdrmed-over exhibits o f N*w t-1 lit tha jam i Why should world's
) ork in 1932, It could have only fatr &lt;crowd* w ant to inipertl
ra prod action* uf New York* new­ their (wmfnrt and their necks in
est thing* in world's fair eitieJ. »ui'h plates T A worlds fbtr tn
faw'btack eye* p» indicate the dlf
either of thi,»e cities would llw m ors
like fur New Y'Ari ta call o ff Its of an impnoltlun than an rapuaitm n.
of the rampaign,
show. Thai* is • chance that the
If there m ust be a world’s fa ir in
; Erory time w* pick Up *n .--h sn g r Issue may gel lata congress, as tn l!&gt;32 o r IhdJ^w hy not put it where
ana *ee where another section is 1W0 did (hr issue of the place fur ihc people could g et In a cvn ven .
goipff 1» for. eatery grovetng, we the holding of the Columbian ex- irn tly and bt c o tu fo ru b ie a lte r
m arvel nt the agriculture! develop PVtthm on the 400th* anniversary th ey * rrtv * »
»*ut |, f a r - f r a m a
■tent of .Florida, » » praise ths ■ tKe discovery of America.
t »ty nhsTr thrn* t i e isliroiiy too
•nAgetlc spirit of tla citlsen*
Refute New York and t'hwago WJhny jwople. h,utre the world the
'■*M|h inspire* them to kaep try- •ome to blown over thi* question JR ** * noeessily of Jam m ing into
p N E kut we wonder how loiwi Utej should consider whether con- New York o r t'h ira g o any l O r
meirtiymlla 1 * ordrs
RartftWd growers will continue te gtes* and the country would be nvasvrowdrd
to visit it.
g e t a p rofitable price for their lost Ifled in encouraging m world’s
If Chicago and S ew Y a i i k t a c .
produce w ithout
m aking sow* latf now nt either place Aa e x .
grieved hp i he swvalMMtewwafcff. let
determ ined e ffe rt to stim ulate the
position of the sort proponed would them lemember their greatness
b# very large. It would hav« to or- and nobles** -oblige.

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of equipment,Xpr installing and
repairing. ,,
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MaaonW T*i*pl* uaWf eww«*i
«&lt;mo Aili an* Kair tu t F aster* { lio * hurt.
wartt* lUrt, D in lilrt an.I J*an , O f I ha f it * l* &lt; h M rnaeash* tl
|l*y
tight
tlm*
i
l
l
lima
1.
p,
m
..
Md*»»ll Oka N&gt;*rdgr**n, lalrmed
the r*|ip| S taU t neeutyhelf
&gt;
o'.liarwiaa art waled. W ar* J
^ tn fo ri man. ka* err speed
aft laft of rat} Wrier*.'
engaged
tor
I'uUmHo’a
“Tho
ftrara po* »,,vi them a» director of art.
^ a ro n Kin# ka* takan up &gt; u Irt L a lt ,* whltH la ramtalf la Ihr ‘ ritnryrha on right
»*l V -W R k F Maw Y a r b -« l« J
W t l again a« Mari Hill in North Milana Thawltr today.
I- 4.V AW*rnonn feature*; I , « m* !
Carol inn.
Tho .train* relate* thr tragic
**r
*:3». H *rt»*e*s
N«*| Smith lafA today for Quin.
FArt* Kanfon) girl* who laft yv*. '•rant* in Russia Ju*t pro*loo * fa
bar*. I. an tw ain# In Part*. ■ K iJ
•Ti 41*. and Dothin* Ala. ta ipand
larxlat far Sm ith*!* t'olkge arv and following lha rovrluUOA. Wkil.
Tuneful Tewwpa; », roar art h* |
a w*ak or 10 day*.
Halrn Jm ltei*, Virginia Jenkin « m **t nf thr C oM tfl popalation In
rrau Anar; III, ia a c a mask
Wfttjf Rukrman, Katherine Hokr. Am*rt* a Hwa I* tha twlnlty at
lira. Curt it Marker, who •pent
U U - &gt; « J I 1 « » York* «4o j
llapywmaf. CoInmMa** railing iL
man ami Flisabath Slmemsksr
lha tummar Wry inanaanlly In
&gt; W. M lrn a w i feature*. A, tanaia;
Sonf„rvj. «nly raedrat student, rartwf ll la darlarai fmiml It i.ff*Ohio and
M i.’dgan.
returned
golf; M O, DUie rirru t, I, H i.,
TkurWay.
KAtpk Woodruff, I n i n *»-n fvf m lt ta m a r * anota*h to aaAtafy Udy*» muau-ian*; 7 M, Quaker*,t
Jrff&lt;r*un UaiWal Ikhaal In FhiU* tha ihrmaod* * f |t|rortar Alan
I . * , dahrw m in i,; 1#, ttwmbaf
J i n . W. W ..C ."Smith and rhUd4alph *. akita kit brother. Ilarty, I'm * land.
»uitr.
rrn lafl Tue*J»y to a pen,I a waek
wttl take up AU work al lh» Atlav.
Rcawu war* aant tut* |ha Mtytr ITL*—WPG At U atk &lt;*Hf — I i n
with Mra. Smith'* mother. Sira.
t * Hauikcw lirntai CMIogT In At* Height■ ii it n r t o f tarn Angel** V 4*1 rtnraaj diahar saftrrtt;
«• F. Mr Ran I. O r.U
lout*.
whrte a email (along ta ho-aiml In
FritV nirkaatral •. plorvmwM}
Mta* 1-RMe Mae Lord ha* rone
J* * * e Neeley, aoeAhar mm of to*t tho Otaogr g r a ft * nanftjr IWx* hun.
yala; i : J * . eweareav orchestra;
to k'nrmo«a. F la , whet* nh* will
yoar’* rmduatea, who ha* Wen it&gt;*l former n o n b v n * f ilia Ctar"*
done* mmw ( j huurtl. •
A* t i « a — w r n \
tak* a three year nur*a‘» rourao
apand ng tn* auremar with hi* ala* reentry trota fnemt work mg
(V aaaw ta— I I t * 1
at th* Fon n w t Sarltartum.
l* r in A*n Arhur. Mich, ha* enter, *&gt;on a* one «r two ware rattle la II, lln ir a t r r a y ia a ; I I . argun.
umlentaml that th*£ might *an • A1 C*-Wlll| MaahiiM*—-*so
ed the ITntrerally of Michigan
ItougUi* King, Robert Duran
LHL* a Thttrolay ha* already thair unif.&gt;rm*.,h*.( *pp*ar in lha f 7 ?8&lt;l, lHi&gt;* r i m *
and Ja c k Duran trfl yeatrrdar l«r
gone ta Maryville, T enn. where rntw hiia th a ra rltr* in maiUn y k. V IV t-ftP X .%
» ii« .fc a r i* -» l# !
StrUot) C nivrm t) In DrLand
ah* wf|| h* * | m A n i * al M ary tut**, the entirt wmpany of I'm . * «A. Fnsamhl#, g~if ( &lt; JO, |V»t*
whrra {hay will m uroe thair atudbar A* (topped weak » * ! w h * r ady
Villa l alley*
rfreu*; 7. Milady’* maawtaa*.
I t S l - W R t M ashiagiaw *&lt;•
Sltphen khlnhetaar Im m i I* , la &gt;tart-far lha UihH*.
Mlaa Row Hurt, who ipent two
The** men A lt* an attachment a 1*K Martay sia g jrr, •, mini .
morrnu f^e Atlanta wrhere he wdl
month* in Phlladat|dila vliiting
law ful lm«|C; *. caacwrt K&gt;
f»w ike nnifarm. In whtrh Huy an*
rntar Ceurgu TWk
her rourln, Ml*a Charlotte Stryrh.
Iran l* u t ; |o, iln n lr r muiW. .
AW* I1 ,|er 1* ilitdylng at the tierr-t many £ant* hip* ,n*J pari mi.
»r, i m i n l liunta lha llr» l of the |reraity. with nine girl*, ha* the Cieora i Mat* Callage fee Women patad In notnaron* tarnh ip **. S IC ft-W ri-A Oaorwatrr — i m
eaak.
•ervtre, pi'ritler
I*«»a* l o r y one e f I hem entered lr*|, Nnan W
n*
large*! wgireaeotatlon and
Ike epirtt
the pin are ami re, t* .
• n f c . ta ll* , nan*. weathrr b i
M ,M. Lord J r , wh*i won rh* tho following have already token
f:Wt t » n f « weather Nr |
•tad tha old liaeet* under iho C an
Irarher'a *cholar«liip from thi* up their ita.Be* there, i am Ilia
f. ’toned hy tho*e (lin in g 4*1*
rounty, left taat Monddr to taka IMrvUn. Georgia Mnhtay, H air*
up hi* *to.he* at the l ’ni*rr«iljr Zockry. Mary Helen More*. It -e few p i t , v
•whan lha Rada a**umad aowirwt.
of Florida,
Howard. Margaret Talhott, c t lf .
'Another af ibs ,ery few. study
Mr* M. D. Ha thrr, 400 Mar* f«rd Shinholwr, R rio n * M*\*n* Ing fa, fr-.n, honwv i* Dwrta.Chunh
null* Aeanue, had a* her gorrt* and Alice Kerter.
who ha* raatrhulatad at Syraru**
U it Tureday. Mr*. Jam ** Denlrl*,
Tha** studying at Rnllin* Col­ Uoiverv.ty in Syracuse N V.
Mr*. KKiranre Juhmvn and Ml** lege in Winter Park are: Rodman
Mfntu R,*wn ami Karl# RwmMay
Sallie M ilhr, all of Jarkaonvill*. Lehman. (T*yd* Xuawtl, Merlin
Mr and Mra. Herman Baer
left la-tl Wednesday for College
CW hhy
llarnre,
Davtd
Schnmk.
Aldla
lo
Mi*» llrltn \1nrrnt ha* ralun*.
Path Ga. where they h*e* s s o tW
ann. unc* the marriage of
ad from Lauraru, 8 . C , to ape ml Vlgne and Fanm* Beil* Kipp.
Gaorgia Mittary Academy, whil*
thrir daughter
the wtntrr here aUrndiog *ck*ol.
Kalhennr Syme* recently aailed Klnth** rnw*rw and Fred William*
t.iy .A B l’ R i; —rf*r&gt;,U
flrap*
Kalbteon Schley
She will be the ru -*t nf Mi** Kaln- frura Jack (onvrn* mi the 8. S.
to
Grawer*
Association wdl hold
leav* ,tam,.rr*w B»r UafoeavtUa
lean l^rng and aariou* other trequole far Saw Ymk whare aha O a , oher* they will enroll at
Mr MaevU ( J r * * WhltromK
m aetlag h*r» in I v - i f i h e r . Value
irtrod*
on Wedoamtoy, Pap,ember i ,
D ft fur Petarhnry, N. II litre aha Klv*i*id* Military Arad*my.
nf • ll.o d o jw o plated *d agrtew ltur.
Tarpwo Spring*. tU»id»
al pmturta »f Fhirtda during ItfT Mr*. F. K. M iltr»t and daughter, »|wat a few day* bafar* re-entrrC O N T IM IO I'H T l M I P . M
lt&gt; **a*wn
F ran -ft Fair, and Mra. Mary I* tag Katyrnt Sc'lwnd in Cambridge
II* m M»rrell left ywatenlar fur
Strong left yrateiday far Ft. Myrra Maa* . w ho* *h* will be a aanlor, Atlarta &lt;•*, Where h* » .li IRgnd
In he gonn fur aaarral day*. MUa M1*a Anna K annertaaLo a itu lrn l a faw days on hw*loe*a.
VHnnifred Strung will anrompanv at Sargent.
Ml## Ftlaabeth Whttner and bet
tham home.
Ralph Warren laft Thursday
coualn, Miaa Fllaaheth M .l'ullo.h raomiag fur Behring and Somtotv
Mr. an&gt;l Mr*. F. J . n w iaal*:,
Mra. D. C. Stafford and hahy, llrl. f f Orlando visited thr format** •ha*&gt; h* will apand eevaral data
m EHaahalh. are rip rrted to ar* aunt. Mr*, ft 0 . Chase, la Ashe­ •trending to business Interest*.
ritra home today fmm T»wand», ville far a few day* prior, ta re­
Mi,* Ruth Henry I* vU'tmg Mr*
P#«n. whrra they haae barn *M t- new ing thair work *, Winatondt*Frank " t i n t s of Green Cur*
litg Mr*. Lao Korkwell, who wdl lem College at Winitun.Salem, N
ftpn»i- for a few day*. Mr». We&gt;eexorapony tbrm home.
r.
man ai l hr •«e«emh*r*,| a* H im
Frank Chase, who also has l* rn B » i&lt; * '* » ! * who has visited many
Mia* It. E. (Iriffin rrtuinad
Wadnyaday fytwn South Carolina tn Aahaeltla for tha past week with timer ion* a* \ha gwaet of bar
wbart aha »p*nt th* part few hi( owwhar, Mr*, ft, II. Chase, wttl gouatn, M&lt;*s Carmrta Barber
•••k* a* the gue.t of relative*. Vav* eenn to take up hia itudta*
n * r Ian Iher, Mra. R, I . llriffln ■gain at Princeton On I err* it y
M; *n.| Mis, linsi-n, AH*n. Mr.
haa mane to Virginia lo vtalt her wher* hr will be a aaphomora thi* and I n B ritto n Baggett. W It
*on, IV trrr tiri((ln, and will re­
4nrJi,i and Matwsil M s*art * * r *
turn hoira later; •
Washington and X«a* Unlraralty the dmncr gu*si* Thursday a to ­
Mr*. I'rneet .Talar and dough. in l^aington Va. again haa claim­ ning af Mr. sad Mrs. tlyd * Bynl
Mary LJiiabelk rw rnily at* ed lf*ri«n Mabry, Algermm Bpaer i» Cwrunaifa Heath Mr. and Mr,
landed the wedding of
Miaa and Arthur Zachary,
Byrd have beaa r|&gt;*ndiag tha part
Mia* Mildred M i trill represent few week* In Cemaadi
Rlaanar Lytle and Mr*, ta a ie a r r
Hamfoed ar Shorter CoUcg* &gt;n Ram*
On.
Mr*. flrtUa C W hrelrr of Aah*
Jam ** Alainoff, Mtrted foul bail vi&gt;W, S . C. an.1 Mr J K. ►. r»K*&gt;
•tar of Seminole High latt year •f Nrw York City woro married
planned to rn trr the IfnlvwraMy of Wrdnaaday In A»h#»llW amt wdt
Florida, but went Instead to the make their h»m* In Saw York.
University of Georgia at Alhrm
Mr* Mh*«l*r lived kata far nn &gt; f
Tho** from Sanfmd attmding 1*or* and bar many friend* in Ihtt
Rtataon Unlvggaity a t lbl-and arv |A
R w id rn rr Telephone 4 4 3

Mrs. John Register :
Entertaipa Circle

Calendar
, called nhating
Society tn the
30. All merther*

pi Odd Fellow*
rk lharp.
of lha Seminal*
number forty p a dtitriet meeting
pay night. All mem.
at to meet at the
it ala o'clock aharp
ting wilt be held be[leLanrf.

C. A. Taylor. Mr*. H. P, Giovanni.
Mia* Marie lllnion and Mr*,
ft#fille r . The next meeting will h»
held At the home of Mr*. If. V.
Glovafml on Palmetto Avenue.
I
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Negro Boy Held
Hurricane :For Robbery Of
destruction Two Local Slopes
i from Page One
ikdlre today bent
ts to ascertain if
•&gt;- casualties. Ship,
irbor wa* believed to
heivil)'.
i wrrc held for s n .
Irv.vl to be in tbyr Ionic stm in
Thr
Luranao left Sou
K ir * before the etorni
I n. Mliward for Nrw
Fraiti Knntrr, who
i« ran alone In a
n - . left Kan Jo . n
J fur Florida in tue
ftH R , Rapt. 14—
ut 13 poison* ware
ban a aewro injured
ihatago of aavrral
hd dollar* wau non#
Murk swept ucros*
■bralka and * c,&gt;r
N « Booth Uak.it*
F&gt; rborkup early
f'ippled rwmmunl.
Had complete to.
hared thr death
'Wrack almret w’tt •N traveled rapidly
% diroctioet.
The
•Mat Bandar, about
bare. 1| i n v I M
!*
p ly , U ,
I la appear again Ih
h »*utb Dabate
d*ad in Na■*••1 rhddrwn WWW
*aitbill when n
waa damoltrh.
*' bar* Kean rwcuVrr
*Nhmw#»*g WiarK
' W u * rrservalioa.
wa* kUlai

reveal
* d e l ig h t
»■ CARN ES

k ls

Non-Stop Air Race
Terminates Minus lli
Successful Entr,y

[p* Sunday School
B P. M. with Bob.
(Cnntinueil From Page I)
701 Myrtle Are- *
day one ha* been denudiibed tn a
ary Society of the crash, aarrrvly injuring two or*
■Church will hold cupanta and thr ilx other* had barn
tg of tha teaton at forced down hy variant ran»e*.
The plane that crashed was thu
l*e. A full attendl/wkhml.Vega in which John P.
mbar* It urged.
Morri* and William Thaw II wet*
program Meeting
flying. Thrir motor drained nf oil
f, Ml«*ionary Soby a broken ail Una. they made a
hthodltt Church wil
L ^ i^v^ .^ditoriurn landing in a field near Decatur.
I ll, In tho dark, early yeatarday.
Bterno-m.
A wire fane* wrecked the ahip
L burin#** meeting completely ,*o badly Injuring Mor­
hr nan ( hurvh wilt ri* and Thaw that they warn re*
I,,Vlock. The rracu- ported In taring a condition today.
Hug will be at 3:0V
Nune o f the olhar pilot» wai
’Bond at- 3:30.
hurt In tha aevaral forced landing*
ir S l*. Mr*. J . V. of the other *hlpa.
tan, of the Baptist
Art Goebel mad# tha announce­
■et at 3:00 at the ment of h a landing at Pr#»c#tt—.
. A. Aadenon. IH."&gt; dlaqnallfying him for thr rack
prlie— Immrdlatrly after landing
at Mine* Field. Hut tha crowd at
tha field—between MJNtD and W),»
RCI.R JIE K T S
ooo apartator*, Ignorant af the
Bannett Cirri# of the landing enrouta, believed lioehel
it Church mat Mon- had won the rar* and went w ill
a t tha home of Mr*. with cheering and applau**. But
BBI Catdlna. with thair cheer* ware no let* hearty
dke and Mra. Snca-I after they had bean Infaraaesl of
Mra. Ram Bradford Goabal’a hard lurk.
Iona I aiarc-Ua* from
Both Goebel and Marry Tucker,
y book, while Mr#, hi* pataangrr and owner o f til*
i, presided over the “Yanke# Duodla- — the red, wk|t
It. A aortal hour was and Wue monoplane-rterre dead
and refreshm ent*.of tired whan they landed.
palad course wer*
Tha plan* Itaalf wa* ha&lt;lty dam­
h osts,***.
aged. A door had hern torn off,
t war#: Mr*. J . II. two window* were «mnaked, 4n&gt;t
**&gt;, n riftu . m m . r . lh«ra w en serarwl hair* In tha
Sam Bradford. Mr*. fuselage, which Wa* an streaked
Mrs. F . K Moffett, with oil that It looked like any.
but the prim trLcolered
.ulledge, Mr*. C. C. thing
. II. Berg. Mra. VV, ahlp it wa* when It took off fmm
J . F. Driver, Mr*, Xew York.
eke and Mr*. Sneed.

o RicariCity

p ^ lm

ft'nntlnurd from Page One
Undo and aurcredrd In iddainlng
ll.r.o from t h i n tu return home
to g e l enough money In pay lha
repair bill. The poller war* not I
finl in tha mrantlmr.
Thr negro put n hi* appearance
U tr In |h* aftermu’ii and whan
ha bacanw- auspirlaua that officer*
bad hem called, ha first. Polk#
ware Instructed to kavp ■ tharu
lookout for tha youth and Utr U it
night. Officer
WUcoa located
Jam s* Hr had purchased a tkkat
for JarksonvilU amt had savaral
uullars in amall change In hie pne
session, thr |MiUce aaid
Whan
quUaod thi* morning.
Jama* su'd he had an accomplkv
in tha robberies Ust night, hut
drai*&gt;l rwenpUcitf In a anrahar af
I he ft* la tha rcatdruiial Mctiim
Tha nvgru wa* turwrd over to
county aulhorltla* to await a
hearing brfor# Jmlgr Jama* Is
Rharon

Probe Continues
fin Quaker City’s
Crime Activities
(Continued From Pag* 1 1
(la did a few days after a.-iumk*
office.

Captain of Dvtevti*#* Chari*
Bachman who wa# pawenwod tu
thi* poet by Gemral IM U r ha*
alrvn-l) beam »uap#»sd*d and wit
face-a trial board on h p t. W w
rhargs* * f being -uaBt to btdd of
lic e *
) '■
Tha Mayor .maanwhtt* haa
nowncad that as a tetuli af avi
.1#new uncoovtod b f th» fw y »o
d a ta -a number af polbwmro f -*1
ba *rd*i*d U trial anJ H*r und'
»&gt;rabl«* warded aid.

I

Country Stoi
TO - NIGHY

Clccklcy-Whitromb

IMudB T*ai

SCHOOL DAYS
ARE HERE!
HIGH .SCHOOL 0PKN8 MONDAY

Wt* carry Hupplir* for every lliich School
and ffrndr Reboot need.

LANEYS

THE FRIENDLY
DRUG STORE

SPECIAL SEPTEMBER SALE
L iv in g

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IM III M \ S I | i | HUM A P l t U M I M M VI A h K it W H O N K K D K U MO.NKV MOMk
H IA N T IIK M PHf llA N O IS f:
A L I . N K W A N D I.A T K 9 T , VIOHT I I K A I T I H |.
U L H IU M W U .
Mr*, tutor* Altyn left Hat
■ursiay for hat home in luva Angola*
C a l, accompanied a t far aa’ Pens*.
coU hy h*r dauffhtvr, Mr*. Jw*. K
Rltchl* and Mr. Kllrhia, who rv
tumad In Banfortf Monday Fn
roul* to Ius* Angola*, Mr*. Allyn
wrfll iv*it many ptara* nf lntora-i
where ah# haa iw talUn and friend*
Mra Allyn ha* Band* Hanfuid M
home for thr pa»t two year* and
ha* ma«la many friend, b irr,

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Hioad Leaf EmcMPdIp
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ICNJOY A WKKK-KND IN DAYTONA

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partly m r t. ««t t rip1
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the wind* will ' r m v V r iv
.and noutheant and thr o ra l hr r vriK
hr montlf «v&lt;rra«t with j W r r t
to n * !'. and Saturda)
Fofrrart till I P. M. S itB h lljr,
For Flngria, f i y m U j tan to
•fffht and ItataW ar. r^-*h» r~ ably iho«ir&lt; in extreme aouth
portion .to rJ/h l and in -• .th s.»rtion Satu n fii Oew*le
raal nr noYthraat »iud«.
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Moat Ip rtffflty with alvaV r* 1r
night or Salurvlay; m»*Watr ra .t
or aoothrat| «i&gt;&gt;d*

At The Seminole

MONDAY
R.»\ LunihcS—•CaKr*—fnnriwu-hf*
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St.

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aonvillr wilt I* r r f i 'm t

Phone 672

G u ira n t

36 INCH DROWN

Cuf V

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D R t'C CO.
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IAVAYS SA 1 ISFACIOHILY LOW.

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Cabbage Lb 3/ Grapes 3 Lbs. 25/
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r n n u r . SEPTEMBER U . 19t»

HKRALD

CLASSIFIED ADS
I —Financial
&gt;»ity lUrmld

,D BATES
.h in 'Advance

Herald Classified Ada connect thr
wire*—perhap* you havr
to loan or with to borrow
•mint Ad” do thr work. G
for service.

*,11 br received
^ (vUrrtor eent
»r pajtitrttd#
10c m Mae
. V ■ !»«•
7c • line

Special Fata of Pedigreed Rabbit*
Chlnrhiltaa, New Zealand R*,t,
wbltra, rhrap. JE2U1 Oak Arc.

I *a mturat.

IOC— Flower* and Plant*

I nttra a rt fo r
Lftji'r . .
Waviraga Irnfth

ZINNIA PLANTS for rale. 10 .
prr dorm. 1500 W. First Sirrrt
phone dtttt J .

[*
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3 tlnra accepted,

K ia rratnrtrd
if traboti.
i madr T ta San.
II br ropwnatblr
dtrrrct insertion,
for auheequent
t office should
krdiatrly in rmar
ItTISEHS
rr preventative
iar with rntra.
itftbation will
t# Information
i, they will wa­
ling )■ ur want
ore rffectlv*.

! 0 B— RAUDITS

STR A W BERR Y PLANTS for .ale
50c per hundred. U Am.mn,
Heard* 11 Ave.
10,000
Miaabmaty
plants—Bargain.
Citru* lleifhta.

12— Wanted
WANTEIt
ST E K I. FILING CAHINET
MUST HE A BARGAIN
CALL «17
IK— A p artn irn t f o r Kent
For Rant: Ntcyly furnished apart
mrnta with all modern convert
iencea. phone 207.
Pumiahed r»r»jrv apartment at
l^nclry Apartments; also flv*
room unfurnished house comer
Chapman and Union A*e. Call *51.

R A Storage Co.,
ig. Shipping, Siite UAHAGE APT,, attrartkvaly fur­
Phan* KIN!, *»00
nished, free water and garage
ph W. Loosing. Reasonable rent. 005 Pnlmrtt *
Ave. Phnna 5d7.
.
Sign* of all Ifi— lluuwm for Kent
infonl Paint A Furnished houaa convenient to
Phone 303.
School. Nice location, reasonable.
It 15 Myrtle. Irufuirr Pbon* 597 R
IL'R 0I.I&gt; WALLS
NEW
WALL FOR RENT— Nice houee at Gin*
LTH1NG
NEW
darville. la rg e yard. Kent 315
FOR FURTH ER per month. Mr*. Julius Takach,
CALL PHONE Phone 6B7 K.
V. C. COLLEU
FOR RENT House, W r| First
St. Apply II. F. Kent. Phone IT.
|C— Bjr e a pert a
• ipertence. Also For Kent—8 Room llouaa availahh
n*»w, WW Myrtle A rt,
See
repairing. NanI . P. Me Caller.
Gift Shoppe, Me*
pb« nr 832.
FOR RENT —Hi* room bungalow
Comer Franklin and Idturet
Streets. Gas, electricity, water,
Uiia tlasalfication
Irk results. When
itMng or found
a cla m tied ad.
i Ad-Taker.

m; k

Graham truck*,
tret, phane 3.

i

\II MON
■mobile Co.
f.
I*hone 1]'

| dally under Out
kep your name heL nomical. read by
fiml this a aplcn■tiae. Call 118 for

Posse Seeks liandit Police Head Thinks
Who Staged Holdup iKidnapers Of ( 'hild
Plan ToReturnHim

rra«k Soutb.rn I'avifU- -la rk *"
iiPil under thr thrrat of two steel
Uur automatic* rvhhed them of
j * n undetermined amount of rath
i aivl personal Irluniftiir*
Thr robber wa* alight of build
and v u n g * looking Mr Worm ■&gt;
black ma.k Working ,wlft|y hr
linrd hi* victim* up and forced
Ihrin to drpo.lt thair vatviablra In
a **rk hr paired around Thr holdI Op ’UTtirml aa thr crack San
tr.rv-i.ro bound train aprd hr
t» r*n l*». Angrlr* ami Glendale.
A* thr (tain neared the out*
•klrta of GkrtHlatr, traveling at thr
rate of 311 mile* an hour, the hand
it leaped into the darhnra* ami
diaapirarrd. Mr'la believe.I to havu
hoarded • train. dii|ru *rd aa a
pa»»rtlRIT," at Ia«* Angele.
Striking
similarity
of
la.t
night’* holdup to the rubbery nf
the Santa K# train No, i iwtwer-'
Lot Angvle* and Pa.adena eight
•lay* ago rauard polar to heltrve
I ha asm# man had Magrd both
raid a

Gunmen Roll Butcher
And Flee With ( ’ash
CHICAGO. Sept. II ( IN S !F ite men. Ian .rme.l with lUstata
amt three with &gt;awe&lt;1.nff shot
guns held up- the retail butcher
.tore of Wil**&gt;n ami Company tn
th» heart of the Union Striek
Yard* today and escaped with • ' *
000 in rash and I I . 100 in Iteatliable
cheek*.

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a r r i ti i r m * p m
t **
i i r r i i I Mil •« .!• ll o *
ar» ut- i i i i i.t vi m i m u t t »
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i-in n iiia
Nolle* 1. tiervVi alien IU«i I* il

u ■ ■ ■’
c a t * .S»

r u retaaisf « f T e a i v m n
a l t . . u u . i iv e Till . u r ..f

H f i c a l . I,, n r o rrice. aoU V .e m .J e

f l o r a l Ada)

K ra i K w latr fo r S « lr

lx KK— Irrigation 2*1— W an ted K ra i K a la tr
ttal letnent work.
' ■ J . F,. Ter- Have some inquiries for farm*,
Ird and Urn.
grove., buyers looking for bar.
gam*. Fred E. Kuaaell, 112 W. 1st
St.. Boa totrt

For Sale—I acre lota on Did*
Highway near Monroe, cleared
and flowing well, er uncleared
Small payment down. L. A. Urnnod. 301 W. 2nd. Ht.

Mat* «ll| Im» ftMrwl a«-t| h t

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l#rt A:f«i" mi *11 M4f. fit Nfi *|H *R|
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m u n m^tai
• PKuna 675 W

MARIANNA -Senthcrn State.
Power I'umpnny install* sew fOO
h. p. Iheeel engine and tltrtrtr gra

•m ar.

thr

THROUGH THE TURNSTILE TO
ADVENTURE
On th e itprn n h rltm -a r e fainm i-. | M d ifr% f.tm illn r
Htr. and tan**. frr&gt; h i n * n in e Im H * and » r * r l i M « * .
K arh ilrtn w ith a bin . q u a t r R tir r la c
Nit M lo i t t m
tu u rg e »t»u, t ome to I’I kw’ I* 'tig u l* anil "h op m
)i»u iilra » r, llc in m l th e tu rn v lile I** a land o l a d » rn lu r e .
( h n w r f » r . jV turvrlf— h elp &gt; » u r*clt.

APPLES

CABBAGE
SUGAR

WOOD FOR
SALK.
Stare and ftrrptere
tewgthw, price* reawmeMe

PINEAPPLE
PEA CH ES

CORN

‘ 1“ a n a g r r

31'

Af AU IHtixrbU

7 -Z

PEAS

19'

no

•

2

CAN

can

10'
11'

*

COl'NTKY GENTLEMAN

CORNt .

NO.

15'

SUGAR

u»

PEAS

No, r ,

C oii 2 For

31'
25'

OCTAGON

11'
1 5&lt;
25'

2 NO. 2 CANS PR IN C ES* STRING

PRUNES

TALL CAN.

III.IE LADEL

2 CANS NO. 2 SI GAll

SOAP

lc « H U tlun
Cerner Sea lord A Genets
I ’hune 4»4*w

CORN FLAKES

in HE GUANTLATMl

NO. i CAN “ Y E ONLY ONK-IUUNTUY GEN MAN

W d *.

J . W. WOODS
* Permn* ^ r ,*mk need

3

NO. 1 CAN ARGO DBBKKT

Hnafoi*. Kin.

a, ' i.Y u 11v t .
(OIOTAHIHS

KK1.I.OGGS

PEACHES

NO 2 CAN SLIC ED K O S E I I M K

3 CAKf^i LHTAfiON TOll.KT

l!*t the w

CABBAGE

DESEIfT

5 LIRA. H IK E GRAN ULATED

Architect
Hank

FRESH

MALAGA GRAPES

MILK

25'
23'

NO. 1 ML CAN DKLMUNTK DRY PACK

K ill

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M ltH YX

GRAPES

R IC E

F lr s l

BLITCH’S
Red Front Store

117—EAST FIRST ST.
IN THK ( KNTEU OF HANFORD
DEPENDABLE FOR CLEANLINESS,
FOR
FOODS, FOR SAVING, P R IC E S ,-------- ----------WE CARRY A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
f r c it s and v e g e t a b l e s .

15'

J5 0 ^\P

Small

6 Bars

25'

del movie

SARDINES

13 '
Stokes Red Front Market
No

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&lt;n

GRAPE JUICE pint Bouie 2 5 /

4 I. 1IS. FA N CY DI C E ROSE

Ellon J. Moughlon

f it

COOKING APPLES

STUART - liepair* bamg madr
to local achawdlkouae.

^ “ drrahle

»&gt;*mh t* denting d re *t-

ly ^i« »i« the kM&lt;w|«n.' Oapt
IbKtgberty v» |*l " I *l» « learned kt
eapeel. l |he buy h'tw* tmlay a*
thr rt&lt;n'| of
i :h*«e negtihtten*.
i«k*&lt;) Kim fur « [UrtiT*
•f thr t
•t iwKlnight. he smiled
and aaui
•i . an h i ' t
in the
imirolr*
«n U |fli hxme."
Thr
**** kidnaped »i«hl
J a p a*
I i* kvtjif K#M f i r ttu,
■100 ran
Ik rip tf thr
pira that be • unable t» m u |K
M M .) . IK. knln&gt;|un lu itf iw ti
fW«t h O' tillat uklaa* It |l *ivn jii*
poait” hr ' ?-*»» r*l«y t)»morr»*
thr tv’j » *uld •&gt;* tut turnt tu
death.

BEANS -

26— .W UrclUneoug

(F e m a le )

the fhibrr (or •*&lt;»(*) hvnlt*
the father •(

I n A il e

•*l * t II

f ll»#» I'llt-ull f&gt;«t|frf. RlbH Ifttfkl
III*
»«* h (iM Ttk« * •«** It « l file

For Ka&lt; hange: Fine lot tn but
tnea* hectioa nf Sanford, very
desirable location, no mortgage,
taaea pall, will earhange for res­
idential property. Address Itui 21X1
care The Herald.

Lovely t(ra k fa a t room auita In
perfect condition for sate cheap
for raah. ('an he seen at 1422
P e r i Are.

vRKSULTS.-

(I^ U a l Ada I

!«»• A I* laia ha. rn. j ..i.i ear*
•l&gt;l&gt;llralkan lor ia* &gt;ir*.t tn te.ue In
••eorrianr* with Ian a ,U . .i n n eat*
e» «he f .l U .u .. a . . .
bath. Screened window* and potrh rriW4 i«»evM, .i t o .i .e m Wen.*
I
note
|-«»«ani
m .rM * tn-nll
I Viable garagr. Partly fumiebed.
t e l e J l yr.d *# Wlltott a«,uere.
CnNlential* required. Addrest C. A. The m I'I lena helna . . . . ....I *|
IN* dale *r the lurakre &lt;&gt;r wih
liuturfirld, Laaington Maas.
r e m n .a u In the i..n&gt;e
I'nhnenn
t'nieee ..Id eeltirie.l. eh«lt W r e .
^termed e&lt;ve»|l*a tn l x le t deed
will leeue Ihereon ■-* the Utk Sat
nf OiinWr A I* 1»M
ACREAGE FOR SA L E : auiUble
Wlne.e my elru u i elavalnte and
for poultry fatm, l*«catcd four “ el th|. the ilk il.r i-l n.pUmher.
mik-a south of Sanford on old Or*
v t: fm.i . jt . h*»a
Undo road, 33 scree pan high*
VWH •'•••lit n.mlKule
Fterlda
land and some of It low, ideal for
lit A U W H K K a
chicken* and dock*
Can be
Ik C.
bought for I t 0&lt;l per acre on
your own terms. Address II. J .
Molly, First National Hank Build.
&lt;ng. Sanford, Fla.

FLORIDA REA L ESTATE la not
dead—if your properly ia priced
right the rhance* are you can find
a buyer. A Classified ad ia on* of
the quickest way* to turn real e s­
tate. The tost ia very imall. Call
ltd for low contract rate*.

CHICAGO. Sept. I t
t lN S t Kllljr Kaniert. in y*nr eM rtrtlm r(
k ltb iitrti, , athr and writ a tvI
pr»hahl, wit! l&gt;« drlitrtrd at hi*
parent.* bvrrw ,,xl«)
Thl* n i thr . m n u r a brought
b*&lt; V by police Captain James
Ih u rkrtH altar an, retry morning
lonfrrrnrr with trank R Ran
Irrt. thu boy", father. I&gt; nylwit,
wrlit tn thr Uan&lt;*rt home laU
midnight *M i i , rlxirlrd with

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SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY

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furmaUy open ill droi* for the fil'
Tb* annual meeting Of the fa*
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l e m o c r a t s B o l t tern on M«SmUy morning at ’.*.Sc „|,y
tell tkit mandat »»
M ore
r o m n iu n itie s
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larged rrn.llrornt In lh, •ml
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achonl** hirtory i» fun-cart by th. I xl.lrv.. h th- Irarkara. rmnr In
F o u r t hl T i m e C i e o r n W ill T a r n A W h ile
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l at raw vole, which tructre, will la rr.aent, Ihr |.u|iiLwill rrrort to their rlaaa room*
lud n ! thia nuirttitiK.
•ber*
|hr trar'iing tugram, i*i|'
In an nominee |m*11Io* arfarg l and l«-»*on« u«*igi''-.l
M -« /c u m | t n t l to
Mr. McKay urged t'nJai that »»
mh. fiv in x ll'tiv er fry boy and girl, who baa not a*
rwrt. t|w«**rl*g
early two ami hull oad rr*l«trrr.l, rhuul I ho on ham*
Mr*. W, It. Fort, get#am.
* rn gr*w*r*
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man that bad h*«a Tu« Haiti**.
1Monday moitnng lu urilrr that n&lt;
Mra.
tSIady
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&gt;' 4l- Utmrrala par- |timo (May ho loai In rtarling th»
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nallwaal .mal.mr *. tf . bampnaa thr ...I ««rk»rt af Oklahoma ail
it*** l"H »*•«••* l* * y . )n r ’i work
Mr*. K. C, Maawril, l^tm.
ahip by lit up and V tu jAay
' wib h«\t ah opportunity ta wt
an. rnot tholr Un Io^ . | Brginnmg Turaday morning
Mia* Krhrca ?rutt, Sjiani.h.
aad jwtibly hear ■thr \«*r YutA
It wa*. th* f.mrtb Hat* in th* litutlut,
Mr* Mary Htrbrr, II..nw F&lt;**in
pivrerweM ami -m . ,
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law lit* 1* nr* that tb* auuaul.n
abi\ lOo-pcndanta. aUo Mr Mckny anmuiiwU. Thirty mli». untie*.
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lu tintegta with him. u t*y ii .iliing ratitrd Notv* of th* mayor datr.
tJrmi nnd aavrnty for lod, ami ptiplla may purtkaw thoir Kcum ini.**t
j t f twa aaMoaul up*n . i umptua- lit tw*a dunged, hut thri* ba r
•■,'nairii jhrit inlrn- dinner* from Ihr arbiH.1 rafrtrHi.
Mra. HrUn IVarvoa. Cnmm«r.'UI
1him and jwu hrntth op»a eHWl
*M(d a tror* of rtofa fur hi*
tmg ttc patty and vut- It was atatad. 1 ho •* iu-l day will
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tprc.al train which *»r* not &gt;-&lt;natlppurt gtvrn •lliwter
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iwana via tan to u«v
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lUutn that gi&gt;rn lu
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|liu rrcrlvrd IJT &gt;ol«*
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vh th* ann««N tha .mpurtnnitira nf hta campaign
turrnl*.. In mbutiun tb*
•aanagari that there la a m '
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ahr* pat. a drag pMkt'hnd g»wv. j ou n ruling in th* uaka t«&gt;»
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country.
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•cd that* arabl la »mj*r U p, Nr gang” *'f whah h* waa *•*»» lh* ihw ally &gt;n ita IWu 1W*i* rrvrp
•••dag »f 4 ahuald head in o th* hra.kr «ara tti mwii, armed w t h h * u i a l w»w*, of rtr a . ‘ .
hliMida raait They f d i m t t: era
n u tM * gwua ami r t y U b t a If* ; *•“ * '
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iful banting K* gar* th* currant
la th* grain belt and th. ra-v.mp
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It* only U atn*' liatrd
loader abnmJ,
twnrath which bar aura Iwtig)
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llurrwawa **atrat traul hhn
Tirana tmlting b&gt; Smith,
S.tl. m hat a man b**n «l«fralKi
trarraur fmllh will mat* thro/ jtarwlp
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(ht IrdrprrMirnt votra,
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anted m m
had h**a *tauu»*d around the
V o le
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la tlb , In th* tatui cv»l of l eg*. prop*rt|
d«uj uf Intvrrat wit S m a l l
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I7th lMb WI..mug til all, h* b»atdak ai.iMo»r«d today.
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b.'iittf iwrtHij Iruui
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ihl. I * » ----- f — a « l * _ 4 a aa •• }Uf Ik* turned, 1 id-, a i „
*
.aua •art ad a la IPIS, and aram it* lha fifth ta atrtle lh, .
■n r nataj aa llrpuhn- having Ink n auhmltlrd tu th* fi*u. grower, la*I ulgkt h&gt; Ur. K. II. rrpr*M*tatl«* ckamj.ian af
tug
pear.
.
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Krputiliewn *aiulid*lr in pi* In Aogutl. ID27, thr** uf tkrn: Halt, federal rntunu.b^l*!. who
IVIA
land *»er tka &gt;ump* in a maa.— I
|nrc&lt; iM llrd *U rutva h*tnt adn|itnl.
Th? hrary arkrdul* arranyr-l fu»
4 a«l**i irp m » ladirata that I u g w r o a c ^
„ a
,n
*’ 1
tpikr on th* rraoha uf l••rarr^ almual cjually abrupt.
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iirwp.fi
i
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tamtiy.
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s atlk IbroaghaMH Mar the troMpal gi»i...
«ffuita ijarading over a p«rtod nf
m
lh.
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v»
(hag
rar
1
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Haaa*
af
yoaleeday'.'
whara
rawuerr
»
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IVrtln*. Ilk* m m nf th* iithar*Ifragth aad hraadth of lh* tbw*
p thr ImlluU r»n»ui«^ s' trd by th* City Cunimiaamn th* paat thfre yiara.
* « 4*pra of lb* w u n rn M ,H gw light of UtprorUacl |
•wa
whu hove amayvd lu mall J..a». |tMw*r Htat* tadwat** that the U*m early hominy m-rutog. Bual* :
of rtthrr l» » in lur**r and hav* brrn tltamhiunpd l i m b
Hr Hall apoh* in th* f r y ||al triumphal atarrh lu fan.-, tf
w»e*
red la dait-r bu** d*a* ■'t“*4 a K* I ptiw l I- f- rr the *ad if aid ftaakiigbla,14 awa ar*
In unr tatnily tkt.'f werr Ijr Irr-a t*rira uf npwV aturi* a b)
Ii
ia
a
r.li
du
but
bail***
that
under th* au*pn*a of the Kiwan a fortune, blew bp badly during tb
|liiurr*t* nnd twu Kr|niti Mayur R. F. lluu»hold*r.
t'blrf
Kan*, h aa ha&gt;r*4e*a a* may a f thketi dawn ani a few &gt;g tha |th* f.#*, boar today, au*l all **w I tub* hur&lt;*d.
Iwalro karotrod p*-'pt, are
It ul IMin vuUfig tul inlervst rioirti upon an miHiii Chih. ifhtrh invited avery faimer im.rnir.g'* play, wmauig onI, ta , t**r ,m in* .a r t e . At *«i roe* tarw* |Ula glna* aiaba* b,«rd«d '-«•* &lt;1 lb* mvrtat war* Irmly for
•
.
|a mod.ro * rally. Th* moving p«o 'ha* It ig * klmily &gt;rv*w pk
III Ihr** inatntiu-a tl.r nirnt, which auubt Inr rra*r the in th* fianford a ctum tu la lu kale, dur ng th,* round, whUe k* : lattlb w.tl i|*»l thr** owarier* up1»c nuniimr rrcrltnl thr City Cummlaauin li fir* mrmbrra, gu*'«*. It wai, th* entumul'giat'r lag ikr*** la jaurar*ilnn from the
l!i*iif* ul |*n mdrr tr*,i*ng*,•***« •’ #»*» r*,«vvf*il abut I ’ tka ealaelropk* that ihr*.
lagj pobic a|i|oaranci h*i* in fifth tv lh* ararath lucluui, aad nf aa hour tn kroatar t urn*' b*ra* hvr* abiw lh* ra»«b&gt; nt Tf pu nn-l 11-&gt; •••, •*■ k fop lh* w*pw*pg tmf % | i*e* rwri hr* , ,i k;
.
aup|Mirt uf lanulira hat
and anrtlu r Wi.irh wuubl pn hihlt
lawn af Tu|oh* . .
runmr'ion with hU work in th* Hair atit*eaaliely from thr |utK |u
•bwty -bftwg ibwnward. T»*ro 11 t feral, f r »*« film Tb* ud*f pirthb** ita d t, af h,lh
•ut»ra.
,
tki* huldrr uf a cuun'y or a at* of.
Th* (iam hir .pent tuday work* aa* tiUb t* dir b&gt;«****, earopt tu |ro,*,i*ud » t» ul WUrtujdtan lh* gi,} |- ||hr, I .«*. •
f ,(
(It tluiau whu vutwl wrir fie* from iwrupymg a |da*r on tb* •rlrrjr fbtdv II* ankodUrwd that tb- ISth.
■ ■ ing ua detail* nf ku trip and a awwtt lb » ,» .» &lt; »f IS* aiueaa jf»,*a*d «* iiw w m which ha* l « * , , , wwrhara wa tha Iu Vm „a
hr Iran* coon |u bbr' ni( lh* brad
tu *ign tb*ir nnnira lu
l.arlutlv*
of
be
far
at
hub,
»
brf»-Waning
up
vain*.**
edJ*
and
end*
Cuminiralun
*. artrml al.tkrd lh*lr
in pragrea*
V&gt;ulwwlg bod tlrar *i—n i
•f the agn . Iturai drparimrni anj Jaur* hidri’l Ijuitr f»un.| the r Ulf*'„f alat* htHllli
I. tt'* cnthauaam, btwrvvr, ba«
■a If lu t*i|il*.lir lw
th. »w&gt;-r ad atork* war* agniw *n
Th* 1, 1,mhr of UJwrod »*•
dlravtur uf I * atpcrlaient atatlon yat, aad the bat four hdn, »hm uulil Na* * .
b**n
minifrVtsI
In
grnrral
ta
thr
they didn't car* who
at Ik* t'nirot ally of Antoaa. wet* halted, IVrkn* .imply dwl'1 '..nly fur a tea day* a( a Mm- A
dratoald at lb* baat prV * •( ltd : iwolad by mrtbaliie* tedgy «&gt;
Ihry atuod un lllr la* approaching *lrrtlon and a* a r*. Thia ia a prat that waa tendered |&gt;r.
; Properly doatag-. ag fuat
rc waa iuj plac* un th* ault. local political u&lt;&gt;a*rv#ra today Ita'I three year* ago and held ope a heboig m Hi* ram* rowml with, r.orernor Smith, hwuwif *»pirarai
A favuraba Impeeuraia* WWW' aaa*out u MJ udU.uUil ua
Jam-,
tab*
ha
mg
funnl
t«
p**k
*th*
gumour-klp
»
/
N*a
V-rh
fur irm iru hot amnul furrcaal a light r«tr
Alth'.ugh f*r him ever *tnr* rryung tu San
1rented in lk« fioawrtal b l u r t »r |raly f-t.Uudi-M a «h*.h 4
Up and Ukr a pair of ti’a aa tWu j, nut of th* nladaw fue lh* kai
111* tiutationa un th* niar* tli*rr air hatwrn Jt.SOO and .l.ntW
_
.
th* weak end hmlneaa wwwauav 1. V - f
ford, he taid.
ith
r
hnlea
ane* af th* ramjiaign *
P«P*r..
vutrra r*gt«Vt*| nn th* city hook*
1 III' KiO, b y t IB 11s s 1
which re**an&gt;*f ihg m th aaiiua &lt;•/' pkra* beudewd Iwm*. w*f»
Jwn**‘ i*.,ruing m*dal round waa
W. E. Stone, who waa fkrai •*,
rmirriu, whu vutrd for un|y I.b ut at* ipiHfinl by virtaa
Arlington r**r track effl ab I* r&gt;- gr,-» la imp*etank l,oca *4 trade wkitVd into aa-in.
waiiai
aiitaut
-jo
tb.
H»
I,
will
take
charge
a
tit,
&gt;7
oat,
Inrluding
a
I
ua
th*
pivndrd th* fultuwing of *ir/iptl«n ur puymi-nt af poll
mt n*M *,*.| fwwnS e a r c h C o n t i n u e d j .V un bred n l e t i p a y lk&gt; *rtigv and tndralrg Mankcr* and to -.k a r,. k r
firrt
Id
rtr
hiul
A
ft
k
m
.
k
t.nVr
•
f
lk*
ettarimrotal
b.ifk
ifi*r
&lt;ir« *nh*r.” Threw ulh*r taiga. Tin. flgui* a n givrn out
whu mat thrtr ballwta •••lay by II. C. IhiHua*. aupcrvlanr
at. ikclarvd “ W« air af ragialration. whu haa jo*! rum
.but nut Tammany Tigr4
A family oi lour pt* trd a check uf th* Im Ai .
A year agu .ntrrvat In th* char­
MitrJ rolidly for tha
«I-do*
landklwt* and add*.) ier election wa* at turh pitch tha
(runtinur.l un |utg* thrr*|
JO yut**. they wutild
luOYgr.**
hgtuwn bdeinw.
1 guar old W W «4 b-raud and
’’^ t m t L d ra L g J r t T t » ’ ‘ i
’ * ...... —
.........
It maw. . W m b * , icaaorer -( yriw* n*f| Nnliraal teagu*
teommbngm. png* thrraf
.
.
• t b I m lb fa « u p i» U ra . U „ hall vhbfUUro
Haw Vu*k t'aauu i.aat u«*ib virgat,
»-&lt;n an* o b r rorwn *
waa marhrd in r*d T a f t C e l e b r a t e s I B s
Rati IWmucmUc tutr*
11 * : t
w—
.
B u s in e s s Im p ro v tK i
irm^i t -b r
At n *p rial meeting *1 lie Ar g»» and u4h*r kign great* fa.ironi , w-a &gt; wk*n a hour a.-of awahknhg7 1 s t B ir th d a y T o d a y
Al ItMUth'a m o w «»«
. it thgy wylkgl'j
* a u« * *
an. f j t . «
'*• w y l . T l ' T C
, | . waanh • &lt; « ! ]
al a r*d rroa* placed
•na n&gt;ait Ittiey rlndunud vf nit a* »h«t racto n * f the market l b . ‘
WASHINGTON. Kept
Ik* night af Aeg Ik- tb* iffaul gamptwity m tb# allegud I'pm.r to th* KarvM| ronaon f'&gt;r thu rod |wraiakra
- Tiulwy *aa tt liken,
w
nn}Vbwtg
gala of ha
duapp*aranr* hi ring Th* charge* agon whah th* root* tn b u f* f* .f* e t* that ra * | - |
Taft'a 71 *t klrthd«&gt;
fca,l*d a taakah *»*•*» 1 M A M. )nrk*y
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u
,
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.eru
—
r
u
.ro
«-r.
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j*
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dtd»
,
k
m**f
Who4 ka-l h it
waa bailed hater* th* tagf
Juatir* uf thr Suprriu
. - , . . . - 0 bauar
— ..•
. rood-Itea•
____ ___ ...inand nn* tgk*a i« * ramut# ip*t he
,,
—
- - •
i ImiroacJ
trtbu.nl . . . . that be ir.«.ro.ll.d ,o V u
,*TMt j*“ *mrUat perbnl
Uy ra-l " fh . nt# •**«*&lt;
hia aumtnrr hum* ia Murray Bav
North 1'arohua, T i M n m aad : yumt tb* rhg limit* wh»rw h* mt» Informnfa-n ,u -flout r » c ." 1- ** wvwmalnlhm of railroad rfoeba.
^ w ft, » M wo-d. I p g n
U)S ANCKI.RM,
kept
lh
Canada., but npw ti I* retara
I VUginaa were rrputef ludor hr I laheal ta the i*»rt*«*.
ryarrani
o r n l . b'gb
u V mtm h
a r o W i *l T*»»•&gt;
lV n
tnydU
- d Wh'
i. I
hnaahatl
I*k ,,, ,* * „ g»,fwa&gt; (taitiaroe* nmlli rah
4ag rhu»
* Ihd mtroee
-Why
here aboat Kept M t* proparr t*r (INK) A Wtd*. perad roan
ia 'Kon Aagelc* l-alby 1 k llib itk hu t from a *4«f fl alia * » i baroed that feraau
wg. ia prOgr
fdbB.ag
Uro
Imnaechatuly
L on g
I l l n e s s the opening of court on Ort. A
m b * tuday f*r # t vraha* m*t*»r Irtp whbh nwknt*d( ana tal-n U tb* b ir l ab-wi g «ronerBlan ut i * b r Atb* th*
DwhU hit year* Taft, I* vlg- ami neighboring n
ylay* mHnroed . •• J p m .,
hatchet
d
a
y
*
W
x ru l
W hnre t latte tu pm lu d ly *tr»y accuan uclock the pr**i*w« *venm« In lUnitl yu-.ng A,Burial to* bug*,,
|*g a prutractad illnrra, cruaa in health. H* raraatly tulj
e-nfldeag
— an r
Kyw para .i : ( » „ „ , n*d yad.nrocd kna
•nether
la
a
-*
b
n
h
b
h
raibd
fa*
la each of th* (hew* Mate*. Th* *p
I rani* A h e th* man wha tiwpar. etuuk* * fit aIbu w l) fcmi ghl 'I* ; t .a*
httUaa* llcnry brand', fri.pda h* had •» Imratiun of r* mwrderwd futfp b,y* within th*
him
s
i
a
p
a
n
mt
th*
n-atk.
a*.
nntd
tf*n*4.
Mr
ITutUndea
altrd
Manted him tn th* Upp-ag drab
tbty giuwrr, dad Frt- ifgniag although a court -member pogt yem. ,
' A roc rut ronferanr* appnevnlly gmf n ywupg wo man who y r a d aa tiro peuagagt , ( ourauag biaUau*.
Tie *d*wtuy of tlm mnydereg I* •lad to an » b a m l «**■{'•
t.rgM %\ t u u m l t u .l i . kfl
m bum* un Wra* FtrH may retire after he rTOrbra th* ag*
fra lb* loramutir* bwibbr*
wen
p
a
d
htm
wng*f
thro*
e
e
b
c
h
In
that haa wUnu*rod (he raiahb*
hb wife.
•r Ilr.mft had br*n la III of 70. It b Taft'* ambition t* pro. t*tabH*kod, .ut bn ft lr. announced,
tkw m .r n b g . Whra h* *gp*arad
mwni nf many new fn»t*ib*
hCRt IN. rope
tte &lt;t&gt;
Auger# Hunpky, manager *4 lh
twa y.ara and Wcamr aid* orcr th* court ia ita new belli, •n dh* Ig tbmagkl ta hav« to*a lb*
t ' M t t mwi kui urn* k i t u
Th* ngr &gt; illurnl otothu-k U ntd aWra b |h« tuhhy af th* harfei awd Ib.i.n H itir, and l e t Mini
l h . C ow a n Cabinet, aft*
* I .uytral wrrh. agu lag being erected bark of th* cap
by an wmpby*. Il«
I** )&gt;»ra ult.
M b atnf WM U 4e* N w
«4 w »* c r lr fin r . w b m -'
y U y tT W , V a, dpt. I k — &lt;INBi Arab’* &gt;c*gba today. MOW*
iloL
.pro ip tha .aw atry' h*ro*g waeg drawn ln*u t&gt;* lavra* j - fh* ku kiwa KUa to tha "htot enmnianugto vtntmg tan' It
-*• wg* torn lit ll»mprobed tha mu'w0* « f t b
*•«*. and ram* to Aaarri H e u i t h B o a r d ( H v e g
Ok# bat) a -t .1.4 Igntto* wba Alba cm.Hud g M nmg" *g thu Herbert H* rax
l.r from tha lUiBad* ft-II T.I* ; prwawtralia) unaapnagn
machine, 4»tog«tira nt U*mwh whbh
] " • *fu. arttling ia N«»
driver.
WPfV
t-huna Campnpr f&lt;* brag •i„t*B-, /«nv-.r ytonapy ijgar -h Cnder JgmjHMW
^
jg
G o o d W a t e r R e p o r t Hr* la idgW«/y lia algy*e. It mduL^J JJJ
ill Fed If BatCato,
r iT »r*ra k* waa a cap
tb t ranUgg
tad
*wll« t-taitlng MM, wt(*4 •!* &gt; - 4 d.cUrv-4 in a em«,'b bit &gt; ef Ihir oorwpnto^nal torape ftWM i
•amrared.
gfthmwh
tn.
naan
.
'!***•
.
T
?
?
*
*
!
?
’
]• lluiUon Kivrr Itaa. Hr
rerouted over A lto n br­ |h) rlr &lt;aP Hjr* Ulfltol « d t*J*y phniwf daedal# to J*Jg« K,neahnw ■Cunaing uwl wf ratlfMMnt t” addre •
A clean bin of health fur Kan nam* waa mil (lirulge.l *
j ***
rerouted
**af*rd IS y*ara ago t*
ta
h.
the
dr#tor
maomd
f«e
»*A.
• .
.r . 7 .
. , I enna* af ndna in th* paat frw day*
ford city wabr ••• g‘»»n tuday'
R ,b I'rudurt ua af repay,
Clark dart ar*J he had Jived wMh , ' y|r I btttoadan raid Interrot n many Weft the grand S r f, ig row |if. LnndU. knacbaA irotgwl. that, ha* *niight(n~ h* aad tha horn)
SIM, non AUK JAlt ft*
by tb* Mate Hoard of lloaith in b
lh* murderer on hi. ranch a* a 1 —
„ /tr , , ^,uk j . —
‘-a that h* foU&lt;-w»d un
rawgten ntth farto*' dwapprar- they had M**r revival lacing t p. I ad eedue woehed hand hi gtwva
rrpiit lo t il) Manager tborge It pelaaarr and ha knew ,4 the kin
from
Allan.
1
•
u
tha
H
raver
often*!*#,
and
•Ith ill health.
hwt ter |N» moat p in Ihr
KNU1 VU4 A IKNN. mpt
(Vina Th City MaBag** mad*
— —— ---- - ------ I V*dU b ’ lral k« tha battle tea
* fc*f«het d (u n hoy*, j aatiuiiaJ elacttod ta not eauting *py
— 11K•&gt;—OUvae htarona
' **d i* aurvlred by two public the fart that tau ayarimen* Ug
(
I
K
tin
t»pkh*
nttikK
a
f
.
.
*n
^
^
.1
H
U
M
HKM.IT
(Tflrt
iNorth
Cnrotina
If[V Mi»* Ir*n* |iranit aad #f the water ti»k#« ln»l Moaday
amhwaiaam lie Vadeed l|a
) ra*,. Wg'***.
B, ynl
CUrh’a Btagy wa* partly era. belief (hat KdpwUIrnna hav. 1 gaaad
[ ‘ Mrlnh,* and uor aaa, from dl/frrr.t *«orc*a
I.RAVRA K lilJt, Hurt *. Kept MRTt'Rhh Mi HUhJ( VISUM I i t ) akaigud with lh* n«
L U f N t r r G s T i t . *«p«. tk&gt;#b»w*,t
firmed whu* Inee.ttgntar. found champ af (•frying North (Mrolian t IN Jtf—tiemlvr Chart*, ('write. Ik- tlhhi-After
Turn tlaitaik tw of lh
drwppuig
aI
heutepia tv uni, *f 141 and JI4
FITThttURCel, rapt- IB~tlNB| thief of pofcgw. Tha Bogwraa t
‘ -rriro, will t&gt;« held
Armmpan) tag the r*p*ol waa n .hallow graro un the mark ton- 1 M klt* away. Me. Chilteodew gt, Repul t^an vlrd.pre.tdrnlia) rami- •1nag af eight cuoaecnliw* ggmoa
laimng «ba bad of a bog. Ae. tgembg thu anapgl rtoltollM «f
mghl bora ■»
J. TyiroU. ■
daiwloy *ebw
•penad a 4.MP mP» to lh* tianta,. the ilrav**
. . . . earn*
. . . • Fuya«m
.
[burning
at p oVIork atUw •tat*anrnt that “from Uw iWr*
--------------------------^•i. f.tbgjg Church In- 1inalygd data, ww nrumU My that ordoyg Vg Onrh, tw# nf tha. * fc- tha th rwuaA ah Uf*• lagwroneej pofltkal lava, mo *f tha Mldd'e j through wMh t l l a l win wear the tombac whw abut Mtthw (Tnrh. ha*. ikied aagru waa
feltgn la th* CgiboHr j th* hgriagui ami lu iu ry gwnJIty tiiaa w*r* Net'un Whbkiw, V, and, Company al kunnuna, Va. If# wwa j tVary wrh an appoaf t u tba farm taka in tha ftm ganm «f • !"• « band of hia M*aupro#k&gt;r tat d*nU paatal dual with thg I
rttb
a.
'hud hfi* Du* nfucaonn.
la lh* Flnt Chdaimn Chwava
U * s Wmaiua, 11
1Baca-panlad by Mr*.
ad in haiMved
af y«ttr water l* very good-*'

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Gator Yearlings Hold 1st How They Stand
Practice O f Season Under Yesterday’s Results
Coach Cowell's
Direction
%
a m e h ic a n

Two Hundred And Sixty Utah School Stars,
. Including Some Of Outstanding Players

league

Chicago. 4; St. l»ul*.«.
(Onir **"•• . 7 htd^A ri*K
NATIONAL LEAL I K
Now Y«ik, 12-7; Beaton.

Cards Lead NcwYorH
Outfit By GamcAnd
H n lfjn Close Race

St. Louu, l : Chicago. r,.
(Only game* teheddled.)
SOUTHERN a s s o c ia t io n
New Or I am. If Birmingham. 2
Chattanooga. 2; IJttl# Rock, 4.

NF.W YORK. Sapt. 1 L --IW S I
With the Gant* and the l « n
crowding. the l - » n »
dinaL ike a couple "I Inll coltertor*, the hretie National l'cx&gt;ru*
race t««jay reminda old timer* ®f
the gttiT. H«* rate when three
team* ro«r**i down tbt f.mah lm.
Half a (fame apart. The ( nrda
led the Giant» by only a y»m t
„nd n hllf t'd*y wttb.the lube
.n.iihrr half « game «»» the rear.

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA,,
GAINESVILLE. Sept. 14— &lt;ANB» |
prominent light* to the freshman
Football men who »cintllated on lirbut party—Clarence Phiel, a lN a.h villr. Is M'-mphia, I I ,
Florida hluh school grid* laat atote tackle and the Pre aman
Mobile. I; Atlanta.*.
year, and In former aenton*; a brother*, 208 pouiu*, tough ami
A M E R IC A N A SSO CIATIO N
fnw from diatant pe»p school* and nmbiliqu*.
Columnui. 2; TudlanapoL*. 0.
.
many other* who have playet
Kama* City, I : St. Paul. 8.
Tampa** delegation Included Ih:
with out attaining the colorful wj-H-know'n Carlo# Proctor. fulL
Milwaukee. 3; Minncapolta, 1.
height* of stardom. gatherrd In on • I atk wh » aptx ara de*Un:d for a t U,ui*ville Toledo part doubli
Me group on Murphiee Field Wed­ flue college earter; Rene Million, header Sunday.
nesday afternoon at Coach Brady the 128 p&gt;mu&lt;i alLatate quarter;
Cowell launched freahtden luoiball l.okrr. hig 213 lemml Colorad o
League Standings
profiled at the Uniraralty of Kl«&gt;r- j'outh who prepped la*t year at
hta. One hundred and »l*ty candi Tcntir reo Military Institute, Jim­
AMERICAN LEAGUE
date*, ranging In weight from 116 my White, the e*-lllll*bor« fU»S.
to 210 pound*, greet'd a large anl and Gen- MiGurhen. big lineman
curious crowd of apectatora wh&lt;»
i»l
^
Then- are many somewhat faml- New York
rame to par* » personal Inapeetion llrr name* on the board* XNrdnr*- Ph ila-1.-Iphi a
ff
6®
cn th* material Hint will rarfy •lay—George
"7
62
MeCalliater
ami St. 1/uii*
65
75_
Fteilda color* thla year, and In Henry Vandcrgrift, o f Palataka: W aihington
65
72
oeaaona to come.
th* Graham broriier* from Daytona Washington . ..
.
62
78
It I* t»* early to haxard prc. ft*orh] MiCormlek and llarroll of Detroit
M
HI
diction*. Throughout thr South­ ,\|niann.i.
Pritchard,
II " ' ll Cl wland - .
..
19
90
ern Conference Inititution, ari Spaiktnan and Couch of Plant City; Boiton
looking with admiration upon their llirurtt from Ilradent &gt;n: CarNATIONAL I.HAGUI
reapertlvi first
year
football muhiel ond San leraon of We*t
a&lt;]tiad*. However in the big croup Ptlm llrn:h; Ludwig a
that atatmblod in GalorlamJ W&lt;&lt;l of Gal re .villa, out •
tw-aday to aeamper through Kent r thn part four year#
Cow tll’a . fluL^ay
piugram of. ft*n ow ; Davti aid J
&gt;f Ocala Httahargh ...
7.1
6.1
.537
«urk, were revrBled m?ny aighta 'Baker
Cincinnati
‘
of Delray;
70
70
.500
to raute even the dublou* to rhow- t'loud; Tunnell from
M t . Brooklyn
11
91
.128
aigna o f optlmlim.
Kirhbuurg from Creatviiw; Drew n»rt»n
. .
12
06
J07
From the buatling city of Jack- from, Cleorwatrr; Parnell fro * Philadelphia
tonvill* camp auch rel'hruted high Stuart, and a h«»t o f other*.
SOUTHERN \ssih i vnoN
school ntfilotr* ai "Monk'' Donctt,
With the flirt turn -Ji «7 -quad
W.
1pet.
lloraie Mnrah, Roland Dyaon. l«&gt; lay, came announrrmrnt from Birmingham
18 '-‘6
.653
Athletic Director E vrett Yon of Mrmphl#
Francla llieturn. Earl llir»ch, U
I** 26
.6 I'»
Wernicoff Alvar*i ard a half doirn the completion o f the fie*hmm I.'tlle^Hock
12 35
.545
other Ie#»er light*
Marah un­ rrCeiluir, with the fallowing date*; Chattanooga
3-r» 4°
-467
fortunately arupp d h'« knie out Auburn at Colombo*. Ga., October it i-bile
it :ri
4*.rt
of Joint while running itown u p int 13; GfforgU at Jark*«*nville. Oeto- New ( h leant
.32
40
.441
and will likely b ; forced *to drlay licr 26; CUma«»n at Oilando Nov­ Atlanta
31
4«
.4M
hi* praetlt* far aevrral d*&gt;» ember 12; Mi* ifdppi A. anl M. Nashville
.
2H. 43
.361
Scaling an even 200 pound*, the All ai GaitmavUte, November 24. and
GAME* TODAY
colina at Columbia. Nuv.
Southern pr»p guart, H ragaC'lei South C p■
AMERICAN LEAGUE
a* one of Cuwcll'a out ,tmnl.n. t-mbrr 29
Chicago at St. I .ml I*
vandldatea. I&gt; &gt;r ett, who»r lung
4Only g nor »rhcdu!eil l
A L V A Itapul pn»grr»* o in ;
rptrallng jiunt- huontrl high m n
NATIONAL UKAHUB
niml:*
i'i
erection
of
new
tearhetag
the field, app arel In WonderfV
St. l/«ui« at Philadelphia.
condition, weighing an «vrn la*, hare.
New York a- Boston (2 games)
pound*.
(Only game* scheduled I
PORT
MYERS
S.
II.
Ktr».
to
From poltf* Dearly H*o mileSOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
from Jack-nnville came other well ojn-n new *t«&gt;r*- In thla city.
Him nrham at Atlanta
known fontlall Mi)- AI Ibalgr
Chattanooga al Little Rock.
thr giant tarkle; Whlttlda Bn I
Mob le at New Orlean*.
Qu illlan, from Miami. Don For.
Naaht die «1 Mtmphia.
aythe, the big t» tkull hero ol

tlv ninth, but IIubLjH fiin r In
and fanned Brown on thrre ritc h e J
tall-- ^ilh two runner# on ha»r.
Jumbo Jim Kllk-tt o f Brooklyn
■l"»i th« PhilUaa. fur the m o r d
tinto In the *erie«. duplicating
X rfty Clnrk'a feat. Store 10 Jo
0. IM Binonctt* walloped hii
SXti homer. The Itedgera are
!*•'» hack at the .1MK) mark.
II- ini* Manurh elout.d four hit*,
mc’ .d .n , a homer n» £ a Brown.

v, \ l
I lC W
____
M 5w |T 0R K , ».|&lt;
American Beet Sum
American Agricultu
American ra n EZAmerican f a r Fou
American Unreed
American Smelting
American Steal.Foundary
Atnrriean Sugar Refining
Amerk-an Tel and Tel
American Woolen ...
-

NEW YORK. Sept. 1IT ( I N S ) Thty puBcd another decision out
e f * hat laat night at Madison
Squaro Garden nml when young
t . riwrtt*# name came op fir*t he
«* i awarded an umkarrved vktor&gt;- ..ver Sergeant Sammy Raker
after 12 round* of hair-trigger
|nu&gt;rkcmAiuhip.
lUker won ail ronrvl* and Ihnre
|u i re even. Corbett took the fec­
und. third and aevrnth and If Jherr
L , . n ahade in the fourth it w«a

MB General K l« ir ir —
1-2 General Motor* . \*
"j
- n
•

170 I.S W hlu Motor*

Goodrich ~
lllinoly Central
•
Intpm. Corporation
International Sickle
lntert.al&gt;«

R* l. A pjf.
67 3-4 t-ommonwealtS p,
?T 3-4 Flrlibmaim
*
101 3-4 Gardner Malar,
___ - 8S K raft C h e ,,.
21 3-1 Liggett* not
,
40 1-8 Maytag
........ ..
175 3-tt l*tnr.«)lvaaia Dixit
A» n A Hartford 63 t-2 Pullman
1 Washington .
.182 Radio .
23 7JI Reynold, Tab*,, t.
....._______ .... 210 SutiUurn Dry. B
106 Timken KoUrr Beark
on
I tel ..Vkk a
J
I
26 3.1 Oentrat A»pt, .
’iacifae • •
12s *'4 **ulf •*,*l»* f ’.w
. Si .3*8 Intcrnatum) Htrmi
mration
71 »-&lt; ^ D m a tU a l T„ *
fie Corporation
It l - l Matt. Truck
iflc
196 1-8 Pnn Am«r &lt;-1o f w il
23 St. Lmil* A Ka, f Z
Store
121 1-8 Hint, ami l:*»te.t
42 Simms IVtr.l *, “
,,151 Stewart \t»rw( ~~
|«n» I - 1 VanadUin
.

m it ii &gt;;
\it (•*«irik* *1 f* taulior annti.

tnc • t |ho •tockhold*r«
Kturtha \tk,i*i-i* Iterpor#1
|«. |irl-l In onr oftlre* In •••
le lluiMlna *t * •• P, •"
e»ot&gt; nii-rr tuii. .Ir;’ . f*r
tl.,n »( tnrr--tnr* uiwt r««»
nII oilier matlrri*
«&gt;

i.eoprrty roma

1-ttSKtj

Quiet saw

t&gt;ef«re au&lt;
t; i. rn_wiKn.

firrrelar&gt;
It. II l'O.II'M XX,

Prraldent

a m e h ic a n

is s o c

Chlumbu* at Indiana
]&gt;&gt;ui*ville a t Toledo.

St. Paul at Mllwaukr

To Introduce

M inn'apoll* at Kan*

PAClFIt- « OAST 1.1
Saciam m to, 13; Hol

Mi#«|on». II; &lt;»»kl*m
Sin F ttw la w 7; Pot
Sntile. 9; l*&gt;* Arg*
INI HEN ATIONAI. I
Tnrm-to. 9-2; •Mon«re;
ll«ading,.fl;.-N «w *rk

IN F O U R C H A R M IN G C O I .O R S -K A C H R K A i m F U U A M ) ^

(Onlv ganiet Mhedul

WE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY!
Florida (.’ash Store
turilliini*

For The Family

1 hr Only Sale Of Uh Kind In
Sanford
I.cjU For Our UqitM

SKK OFR
WINDOWS

MOVE!
VACATE

Fall Hats-Dressw.s
Alt new. Fall Bat* *1 aaeri.
tire prirca. D m w o , altg,
1) |n 4*. f o i l t t l ' . cr*pc*.
«|c*
P is iij *aiu«-*. «««*
k4.«k. A I-„ larar lot iitk
iltr.fr* talue* i l l to •IV^i

bvw.

, r:

U)0 PAIR SHOh*S
I adir, an J children »htK*.

All

high |«r* aad n lu n li. 'i r i
Lid* aad «ama*a, mhtcr
otrrahur*— get your eharv
vl the*.* mam noth valocaj

permanent
Wueklr*.
and narrow at.Ira.

ODD-ENDS
I l l 'l l (at In Icate haa!urd
— we're |Ui io clean nut
our atore to tk» bare a all*
—everything muat gn, litturru.
u e r tb a ii* * ,
c«ah
rrg u trr,—nothing held taack
—it* a wide op*U, v!proaring, fart-woi inr da*h
lor the. fudah—make ;*ur
plan* U C«&lt; here iu tla&gt; !

aloe*,

detachable

and
»»4*
D ew

4rr%ftr1|B
ih iU ir i*
ivd batkUig ®fiiu,“
lu-l oJJ* uoJ end*— value*

telta sell regularly fr-m 75c
13 ||J«. l a d Call Price.

Yeung mru at&gt;d hoyu trouaera. 400 pair Irern which In
■elect, all eaoli* and ahojk*.
tergea and (Unnela regatar

buying
A aiagte d-&gt;llar deRvrra the «**■"
la ywur l-.rme Imiacdlaldy.
purchase price
be ,.*,d ia B»all

Our Alictment of (.’abinets and .\1j i iinum in Limited • • Uonu*

W AGONER
FOUMKRLY* KI.OKIDA

4,5 PiQCQsttif

M /foxierMasttrnis
Vnc&lt;ratiUd Value

TROUSERS

llrrc'a a lot of u ta 'r e-dd
f|t|(ty Urfic« r6»ltMa C*|K*
biuI

Oor d*»a la hrn'Mid are limited.
1 ogr lime In bu) HASKRI IT
PAUL \INS la sh ift, there ate
owl; a frw 4 a ;a L it!
'lak. a
dollar do Ihr wu.k «l le u - l it 1
t M il
IT l l t m s - i w
paia*
,« u hate when l)a )l» l Bill Wra
to mi’e . when )&gt;U thlak «d the
aatirg* &gt;tu m ade—wmil* l*e ibw
) wa in L ad* an.age «»1
opiMirtusil'- M l boeght before it
wai Io.i I r i '!

CASH

FTOHE

FU R N ITU R. E
313 East First Street

ba'-aa"

�PAGE TWO

The Sanford Uerald

THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA

That Second Amendment

CFtOP REPORT
ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR

*

¥

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1928.

•pw.lt,,,,

Among tlj3 ton amrndmcnln to thr Citv Charter to he
vntrd upon by the citizen* next Tue*&lt;Ifcy f* one, ilcnling
According tn the report o f L M.
KnUrc-1 a* «e»«n*t rlan 1 matter
O, tfttwr t», t»l», at (tie I’nStOftlea with thejnfltnberfhip of the Commission, which would
•I
1 i &gt;nd«
under set of prevent n person already holding office in the county or Rhodes, commissioner of the state
Jnnvr»B4 of Mjtr-*i I, lift.
state from becoming a city commissioner. This amend­ marketing bureau, Florida receiwd
crop U f j J
ment in mir opinion is Imth unwise and nnmi &gt; - nry and l&amp;LQ&amp;Afi for tty
should la* voted against.
We have had in the past, while the Commission was
comprised of but three members, comibintionent who nt
the same time held other officea, and while we tf«» not
say that their woik ns commissioners wa&lt; above reproach,
1 1n llarald, Hanford * planear nawi- or even worthy of the most modeat commendation, ■never*
l . n n aut.a rioaa it tha Interna*
tiji.al Nee* Marvir*. ra.-elvlns (rum theless we do not believe their failure to function properly
(hit Superior n a ti erganliatlon
•Went* ihoua-ind words dally cover- in the city office was due-in any way to the burdensome
lea all lha Itadirig events or U»* duties of the other offices which they held.
•Mira wurld Tha 1. N . H. la ••arelaltr'*((■• &gt;&gt;nt tn Florida and ll'a
On the other hand there are at the present'"time
Mannar ui ha-..o,l0d atata nawa la
certain county and state officials who would make ex- j
without equal
•
•
cellpnt city commissioners. The position of public? servant
Tha llaralo is a -nemtrar ot *ha
Awill Ilurtau ‘)tr Circulations, ar should embody at lenst honesty of purpose, independence
IrUasnatlutial A m r lit lo n nf I'uli- of will, and clearness of intellect, qualities all too hard to
(tahare, A d 'i r t l i d i and Advsrtlatnd Aa ante whlrh raqulra each find in any one mnn from any class of society. We cannot
P u kllilirr a rn lw ;, to ssVmlt t: a see any sound reasoning in outlawing from city offices.
Ihorouali audit
s i autmrrtptlon
•*---■ • • * ----ii...

W fH in New V»rV Rim ing IVnflii

Amrndmcry «
Constitution 7
* « * throw*
with a *:r» k» tf y,
pen, it sa t the (inn
that fir»t m l:led tl
wai soinching tnry ,
their own advantag?.
cd to handle it tni»
number* uf school
were • « up for tht
n it been discerned,
Danach, that firm
only c u t their b«Botj
of duty to the Cm i
that they v»t» mtd
with a more deiiati;
of the value of i vs
other women ratifi
the profession* tr q
trice." Further^**,
contracted th- ^
regularly.
Th» *
that besides the r*«-i
agricultural nl*f **
women are rrs'.nj,
exercise*} about -j, g
paign Ivsuea-pd**
i« openly dima^^
about Which Unti mi
ing—than w u n *,*
An e*pre»»im&lt;iM^
theae queiti«*i ■»«,
expected at tie Hh*
with their ehrxs i »

llata In order t« verify at&gt;eelutal&gt;
all claims ol n sculatlcn. aa wall aa
hlltiall buelllrie tlrllted i,

SATURDAY. HFJTF.MIIKH 15
HI III.I'. VKKHF- FOR TUUA
WAIT ON GOD—The Lord up.
holdeth all'.hat fait, and ralaath up
all thoee that br'tmwrd down. The
eyea uf all that wait upon thee;
•£&lt;1 than giv«-«t thrill their meat
In due season.— Psalm ll-VII.I-V
PRAYER—Isml (Jir.t. nu t (lrti
thing doat Thru! w,.hh.. d Horn
Witmi that walk uptight!/._______

Theoretically it *4*^

the women of thi
farm belt are Prvtsstmt
and that theirfore tny ,
counted on to
On that point. Mai Buy
liver* herielf with da 1
It might he to, the nm
that “ the RttwUkxa *
manager* are far fr-a g

Even a mid ahou.' er sou &lt;1 be
arr* (stable In August.— The Toledu Iliad**.
‘ •City Commission Arta Criti
d ie d " hoadttiafaikr
Word
Leader. What a Tunny way to art
A atraw ballot not only show*
which way the wind la blowing
but it aleu provider food
for
thought.
The rvaiuin aome 1* 1.pie don't
put on weight whr-n they eat lot*
of atarrhea la lierauae all the fat
apparently gor* (o their head*.

THE FARM WOMAN’S VOTE
( II YltLOlTK

Sanford I* getting .* lot of
publicity—or rathej Mr*. San­
ford la— through Al Smith's at­
tack on thr “ whispering rampsign".

•I*o the country women show
more artivity at the pods than the
city women7 The evidence seem*
to prove that throughout the West,
at lea-l. they do. Marie Dnrrwch
Contribute* an entertaining article
to Tbe Commonwealth on 'Th*F, m Woman’s Vet*,*' in which
si* relate* cltcumstance* going to
cxf lam the increased concern of
‘politician* in each party over the
Way the women will vote thi* year.

Thrre is but our fundamental
issue in thi* campaign- prosperity.
— New Y’ork Herald Tribune. It
might have added—"and who * got

St. I‘eter»burg, Sanford, Tampa,
etr, to the contrary, Hr. Kellogg
will make no mistake In select­
ing Sara*ota fur hi* sanilarium.
barasota Time*. If he dors.

Hr, Nichole* tjurray llutler,
president of Columbia University,
and Bldrni wet, has come to the
•upporl of Heibert Hoover. In all
probability a* many “ nullifiers"
are supporting Hoover as Smith.
Ihi ring • lightning storm in
Tampa tn* other n*» a woman was
sevrtrly injurwl by a bolt. That’s
nothing. They hat a swum In’lexas tlie other day and aevrral bun.
died were injured by thr Iwilta.
The Republican parly
STATE EXPENSES MUST BE REDUCED
meeting In Sanford tM*
Their candidate:
and for c
1 ' A recent "statement showed that II* now In' progress In the state
trkt sirs
humlivd
a.
_.L.
neons Let Ho)da t'ailton and
uth Hryan Owen speak Irom
next Legislature.
the same platform In this rilv
Th* Jacksonville J'itne*.Union
and there would be two thousand
period gov* Into the subjrct at some
iilisen* out to h*sr Uietu,
|.l&amp;,UUu,«tUO. Natuinlly, undrr this length and reaches thr conclusion
Seminole county this winter slate of affairs, the tnlllagr had that ‘ one of the most serious
wj|| have at Iran loo acres of to U&gt; increased. For this year the drain* on the state tnassury it a
grape vineyards planted and g/ow . tax rats Is on* And one-half mill* multiplicity of commissions, or
mg, a survey* of thr munly made
boards that exist, the number
recently Indicated. Ten acre* of higher than that for last year.
grapevines ate how growing near With present conditions in Ihe s ate having bean constantly Increased
Isungwood, south of Ssnfnrd, and government prevailing, thrre I* for Nome years past, anti few,
prv|4ir*tions are being mad* to Hill* or no bops that the situation if ahy, abolished.” The gr*atri
set out mure .than righty ad­ will improve. If lb* state's ex­ number of these commissions or
ditional acres between now siyi penses continue
Increasing *&lt; biardt, the Time*-Union finds,
January ftrat. — Folk County Itr- in recent years lb* tax rat* will “ eoey in excess of th* benefit*
continue to Increase. There Is only derived.” Some of them overlap,
Aa thlx Is being written a bur. on* remedy am) that is a reduction which makes needless expense. A
considerable saving la the state
rlcane Is reported to.be blowtng in of stale government expenses.
t'nquesuuiybly, this seduction could li# affected by uaaaelidstlag
tha vlrinlty of I’urto Rico with s
volocity of over otto hundred an J must he mad* and In the Im­ •nine of theae «&gt;aini|»gl&lt;M* and
thirty milts an hogr. and roming mediate future. Nothing can be their dutira- Th* Tims*.Union
somewhat in this general direction, dun&gt; al..ng this line until th* pew It Sins Ugst the bead of oca dr.
Hanford people should bear in state administration enmes Into paitmaat « f the stale internment
mind, however, that the hurricane office Much of It will have to be operates through no leas than Ik
blow* In A Circle and q)tually move* don* by the next LvgiAlatur#, board* or commlisiona; another i*
toward ua only tea' or fifteen which meeds In April of next ytfsr. Is a member of more than ‘ ft)
Hoyle Carlton, who will be th* next commissions of boards. What rea­
miles an hour,
*
Governor, has pledged himself to son or demand is there for this
Only a short Urn* Wfnr* the hur­ a policy af economy In stale targe number af auxiliary bodies
ricane hit Porto Rico a young man government affairs, which con. In a state government which, in
left the bland In a collapsible canoe template* rutting o ff all I Irma of Its fundamentals, U so simple and
with a sail bound for Florida. If expenditure* not absolutely neces­ dlmej as that of Florida?
Uao storm redes anywhere itesr sary to the efficiency of governAn evil of thi* board or com.
him bis cano# will be o f about as ment. With co-operation of the mission system.which has been
much use to him under the circum­ Legislature and the heads of de.
carried to th* extreme In this
stances as a pot full o f gold, and partments. h* will bo able to off*c|
state, developed during the recant
tn all probability will collapse, a marked saving for the taxpay ers.
n u U a bad time •of year to go Discussion of how this saving may primary campaign when, hoed*of "InxpaeTor*'' overran the state,
canoeing in the waters af th* Wast
bo mad* wtUvout weakening tha emch commit •toned for some job
machinery of tbs state government in cov-ytloa .!« , . particular

8

O ils KIEV KU
Her observation* have to do main,
ly with the wohicn in Ihe farming
section* o f the West, hut they
might apply to the women of the
country as a whole. She tells nf the
independent farm women organixa.
tion* in Iowa, Mi-*oUri, Kansa*
and Nebraska which have generat­
ed a sufficient vital strength to
huve rngaged the attention o f the
campaign managers of both part­
ies. It i* recalled that there were

16 farm women with (he delegation
at Kanan* City, and ten prominent
women farmrr* from the Middlrwvst *poke their mind*, either o f­
ficially nr unofficially, at tor Dem.
ncrntic convention at llouiton.
Each one w u the owner of a real
"dirt" farm, raising rattle, hog*
and corn. Each was a spokes*
woman of'thousand* of Ind-petu
dent farm women at hotpe, tn
whopi agrarian problem* are vital
issue*.
There nre 27,000,000 farmer*
living on fi.000,000 farm* in thr
Unite*! State* and included in
thi* large segment, of the elccto-

Tha firu air spsed c*J
appointed, and *n« ru
about It wil| b« tkst k va
to aee him romisf Sell
probably hide brksd ag
u*e a stop wtirk e* g
Toronto (Canada 1 l*a3yI
The girl who «at warn
the cloud* ju*t had a |k
iling.— The Santa la
lieniocrat.
The Turk has l«* j
aa the most IwnpeckNf
bands. That is the
pose, for nitkninini hi
speakahlr Turk .**— Tb)l
Time*.
Speaking of far* 1M
way* noticeably whragi
sin* start for honta-N
denre Journal.

WIN THIS BEAUTIFUL PONY!

Th# Slate Marketing Commi»;
•inner estimate* the |&gt;#H«hablr
crop of Florida for the lt(2H-29
BMMU at |100,000,mai It I* dif­
ficult. to !«• |M-**imi*tir In the fare
o f such report*
There I* still some talk of horse
rating In Miami thi* winter. Hut
of course there will lie no gamti.
ling.. TJaaet- air law* in Florida
against gumbling^Lo of course
there could tie no gambling.

(n

women or th*
bra vrett \n t,r
J"lnds that tn

to r - hu or bqird, but most of t h e m
devoting their time Ur campaign,
mg fur one-or more Candida .r*
for state office, Florida ha* been
and still I* impectur-ridden. One
Turn pa business man reported re.
rrntly that no Jess than four in.
•prrton visted hi* place nf bustnet* regularly, earh for a particu­
lar phase of “ Inspection.” Clearly,
thi* it a waste of the public fund*.
It is true that some o f rh.s*
hoards or rommltsiunt pay their
own way.through feet colls*ct-d,
but these fees are a form of taia.
tion, levied by the stale, and add­
ing on the amount paid by the
people for the support of thr state
government.
A member uf tha next 1-egia.
UtUIr a*1cues.The Tribune li^tl
he will in-*rodore, early In the ses­
sion, a bill abolishing these in­
spection jobs, at now operataal
under th* various departments, an J
combining '-hoae which are found
to be nereetary under one h&lt;*sd, a*
a state larreau of inspection. Ily
this meant, he expects to reduce
thr number of inspectors mom
than one-half. Supplementing this
legislation, thrre should be serious
consideration in the next Lrgtala.
ture of the advisability of abolish­
ing a number of useless boards and
commlssiont. All these bodies root
th* people money, cither through
their maintenance from th* state
treasury, or th* fee* which the
public Is required U&gt; pay them.
Florida rained a h i ^ regulation
throughout the country ftr the
sanity «nd conservatism ' of it*
governmental financing : * r state
has |o*| much o f this reputation
In th* past IrV y«ars.
It must
regain it, and a t th* earn* time,
protect f a taxpayer* and citisens
against rxtravaigvnt txpendilura*
of public funds, th e only way,
to do this to abolish unnecessary
offices, bard* and com miss ioa*
adept a policy of gatet but not
crippling economy—-and stick ta M.

SEC0ND PERIOD STARTS MONDAY
Id Herald * Shetland I’oay *"d lUrycle Campaign begin* Monday and
this pe-iod than in ;he last P eriod of the campaign.

1M

ONLY TWO SHOUT WEEKS LEFT
The rampaign will eom* ts a el
I stock
There ar# usvljr t o o short weeks left ■"
|t I*
( rt*
vet as. Now ta lha time la do &gt;1 »•# Saturday night. Sept. Wth.
lead la votes dating this perind sr best work. Sr* your friends and urge litem to help )*»u, make r r g j n f l

NOT TOO LATE TQ ENTER
rampaign. &gt;&lt;• contestant hua a
? ****?*&amp; . wU#-a"*W
||*rsU *•
iv second pefiod by s lit!# extra * smmsndiug lead ta
rite. This turret* b on di*t*h effart. la addition to The Shell ad •••» 1 t - «teWxo»
at t.eGn.-Herlrh In tho Mrl-ande* Artndr ‘
rest* l«n pet lent commission

ptotided they sr* a*«l»* throughnnl the camp* *

PARTICULARS

FROM

A, bottle has been picked up on
Hm English const containing •
message purporting U&gt; ho from
the. l««t fliers, EUi# Mackay sad
&lt; dgjain litnchrllfff. The runWi ty
of gll l-ottlas these days are op*|

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PA N TO R P R g g A L a

aA N T O R O , F L O R ID *

ratvrday

tat And Personal Activities
Resident# Telephone 443

l Calendar

Lldnary SwcWjr o f thr
teat Oturrh will bold
seting of the season at
bout*. A full attendmember* is urged,
thty program Meeting
aan'a Missionary Soi Methodist Church wii
dm church auditorium
K afternoon,
imber Big, Mra J. V.
airman, of the llaptlat
| meet at 3:30 at the
a. C. A. Anderson. 914
sber Four of the F.ret
ich will meet at S;30
of th* chairman, Mrs
iris. 310 West Hughey

Tha Lottaphun Club met Friday
aflanttMin with Mr*. Frank Talbott,
at hef bom*. 1119 Magnolia A t*-.
nuc Attrartlv* bowla of aamtnrr
gardtt flower* added to th* beauty
wf tha room in which bridp* wa*
*n)oy»d. The talliaa on which iwTti
•rciaf recorded were dcaigred aa
haakfta of /ru:L
Af(*r aeverml Intrreatlnp protr**d«n&gt;, acorea wtr* added, and
priiea awarded. High acor* for the
club member*, a lemon dUh and
fork, waa gi*rn to Mr*. P. M Kin:
whlla Mr*. Jamea Huff received an
embroidered linen tuwrl for high
acorn among tha gurtta.
Mr* Talbott then *crvcd dclwi.
able r*frr*hmmta of Bavarian
cream, cake and pun. h to the fol­
lowing; Mr*. John (Yruncr, Mr*
Chria Mallhewe, Mr*. I*. M. King
Mr*. James Huff, Mra. F-dwsrd
Ilnuth. Mr*. Baker. Mr*. Sandy An
denon and Mr*. M. Minarik.

Miss Beverly Bender
Entertains Thursday

Personals
Ilopa Huff let
MVtumpka, Ala.
»|wnd kia vacatlor
The many fmiwlt of Jamea llig.
gin* will b* entry to learn that he
U ill at bit home In Luch Arbor.
' -■— «aY-)
Mr*, end Mr*. W. C. tltll were
the dinner guerts of Mr*. R. A.
Newman last night in Oaytong
Beark.
. Mr*. Linton K. Allen had n« ter
gue*ta Friday, Mra. Henry llan*
rock and Miss Margaret Wry ef
Orlarxio.
*
Mrs. K. J. Am..on and brother
II. S. Witrcinski. returned Thur*
day from a bus.ness trip to Quitman. (ia.
I Miss Jessie Hutthinsvn has u
h*r guest* for th* s a l two weeks
Mm. u B. Cramer snd son, Billy
X&gt;f West Palm |l*ach.

Mr*. K. B. Thayer l*R Thurwday
night ft&gt;r VVayvrrr»s and Albany,
rilh
MlistBevvrlyvnender was hostess tia . where »he will spend several
ind at a dinner party Thursday night days as thw ruest of friend*.
A. whehtsheentchtalngd anumYrrof
rtl-, Iter young friends at her home on
Mr, and Mrs. IV, J. Thigi'en anJ
ind the Paula llnad. At th# com lusion uf family- left today for Payton*
tha supper, ranis and dancing were Beach when tbey kavg taken a vot­
enjoyed until a late hour when the ing* for th* nest two weeks.
hostess, assisted by her mother.
II Mrs. Fred Bender, served delirious
James I. .Wells has Just returnI
refreshments, after which the boy* ed from Wallgc* and Altermaile
U . departed and the girls remained fr-r N, C. wherw he spent the past fsw
- . { a slumber party,
weeks enjoying his vocation.
w j Those Invited t« attend this love.
Miss t.enatelle Hagan returned
1y affair were: Missra R. R. fJrif.
! fin, Jane Turrsme,
Kathrinr last night from l-ake City, Fla.
^ * ' Bi-hlrard, Julia llUgins, Kttelds where she ha* teen visiting Miss
f i Tattersifn, Rose Hurt, Margarrt lim y Dunbar for th# past to ila&gt;*

g was declared in
ir holding the election,
laion has ' designated
if ns election clerks;
, R. C MasweB, Vivian
I. It. Dea&gt;.
dmrnla to be voted uptder that they will apballot arw as follows;
reaa* the Cf.y Com*
B three to five meow
iVr it unlawful for any
pate officer to hold n
J Comrni.aion.
»»lde that a major iy of
ssion shall constitute a
&gt;vid* that '.he mayor
rted by th* Ccimmia.ii'n
i provide,.hat no man
d himself a* mayor r v
unanimous vote of tha
w ide the appointment
1(’9mm Ission uf a board
ind trustee*, who shall
at tha pleasure of the
u»lt present the tax roll
■ivid# that (he city tax
all present (hi- tax roll
nmtsison on t)ie first
July of each yatr, and
sude methods by whkh
»r «hall notify proj-erty
an increase th aeteetI fnth the powrra of
ling board in (hanging
isn or assessment of jmy
yvnal yroja-rty.
knit* that a primary
• &lt;--mmi.siorer t&lt;* held
■ Tuesday after the
■ m Novrniter, and
B tlir elwtion shall
Tueailnv after lh«
p in Decemter.
t e v rf the Cwmml.sirae
r*** of inlrrr^ which
hanks whtah carrj
fM i. * dally balance In
PLftuu and nlau to set
P (u proviii* that c.t)T
f klflDH for tlm* deh sks’l be required to
* *rsl secvrfk in «n
Mss than 75 per cent
kit,.
*’ I .rib the qualifiea

l* note* than w.ifik
rhr hindnera of nil
pood to u*. during
rf'ftt the death of
*by and sister.
L, B. Cheek,

TFNN., Kepi. .14
L. Hsun, termer
uf ' he City
rr.. gad who t.
short In hie
M’ inbi upwards

Miss Hattie Hreedin lift FYjday
for her home in Winter Harden
after spending several dsy* here
aa the guest of Mr*. J. N. Hub.
son.

Miss Kate Williams
Honored With Party

Mrs. A. P. Connelly* returned
last night from Daytons Beach
where she has been tte guest uf
Mrs. R. A. Newman elite* Thut*.
day.

Mr*. C. M. William* and ter two
daughter*.
Mrs Hugh La&gt;l«r and
He Williams, at the home of Miss
Giles on Palmetto Avenue. Mis. Mr*. John Morris Jr. and son, all
Laura W'dllams is viaiUag here eei of Winter Path spvt&gt;i Friday here
•hopping
the guest o f ter cousin. Miss Nel­
lie Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdasbl Gohsalet
A fins y-vital progrrgsinns of Jr. o f Miami and Mrs. Joyr# Lip.
bridge, prig** * v b awar.led to
rhurrh of Birmingham, Ala. are
Mies Virginia Raines for high th* guests of their elsler, Mr*. G.
score and &gt;(** Marie Oliver for tow M- Shtpp, 300 Fast I nth Ml.
store. At n late hour refreshments
of punch, home made cake ami
Mrs. (', A. Raulerwon left le.l
mint* were served to the guests by Wednesday for FII(abetMown, N
the host*****, assisted by Mrs. J, to be gone about tWn months
Giles.
From KBsabethtown tb* wlU go to
Those invited to this lovely af­ Toledo and otter points in Ohio.
fair were Mts.es Marie Oliver
Imure Kate Williams, Phyllss
A. P. Connelly and A ,P , Con­
Smith. Carmen Guthrie, Juanita nelly
Junior
returned
last
Mi Mullen, DIM* Brady. Virginia night from a we.k’a bus In*. • t» p
Rat n o , Dorothy Haines. Leoor* in Grwapsborn,
M'inslon Salem
Brown. Thelma Tew, Nettie W.l. Raltlfh aiv| other poinn In North
Hams and Margaret Gdr*.
Garulian,

Celery Growers
Hear Rail Talk
On Plant Pests
(Continued F'rum I'ngr It
•hum he aa;d due tbe credl. for
tte romplrtlon of much of the Im­
portant data that ha. been obtained
her*
Review ing (he work from tte
very beginning, Dr. Halt raid it
wns ascertained that wratter ran*
ditione had a maiked infturnc# ap.
on the tyre, adding that it *s*
drmon'tralad that when the temp­
erature wns above normal tte
post thrived and when thw trm&gt;
erntur* was below normal thaw
waa no tree*
of
thr lyre.
From
a
study
of
weathti
'harts itating back f»r nrany year*.
Dr, Bali raid It was furl tier i*b
ernred that two suer**a|v. wattr
wtntevs are gentally follwwed l&gt;l
m nfisiaagFt of p*aW.
.Hanford das deecrited a« thnoitbrrn Iron «&gt;f,,*hf succe.ful
calatry productst * ir*.' and ;ra this
onnection thr. Ball p- lnU.1 lo tte
1tAirnieal that the highest . ftnductioa of any crap k t e i tear tte
northern Huh *f tin adaptation.
IfA -H lr « f tyres were p r m M
(0 propagsit# unrooleitsd for on#
wiHis there would be 20OJKU.O0O
.vf(spring* or enough t* d*m*-&gt;e
100 acre* and *wH»#l* dsstray 2'#

Party, Given By Miss
Schiffley, Kohaun
Miss Martha tehif/ley and Miss
Arno Re tern entertained Wednes­
day night with n lovely prom par­
ry at tte hwtnv wf th* former. The
taring people spent n very eg k»r
•*bl* evening gllerngllng the pram,
with gaw.es gad ruatest* and at
a tair hour fruit punch a s f rate
were &lt;*rw 4
rboet attend tag tbl* driigktfid
a/fftir were; Anna Mnr.e CuiwK
llertrafs IHirid. Veil AJy, AdeL
•id# Higgins.
Ketbrin* TiUi*
Mary Jan* Prrafne. Martha Brian
Lois Britt, llrief* Coiteri, Martha
Rchiffiey and Anne Rohawn. Robert
HnndiYs. Mike WiJw*, Harry Hehiffley, Ainsley Rubson. Ted Mors*,
larlbee David, FUrulg* Oliver
Vakolm Higgins, Billy Barber
Ttemfars Wad*. B'Hy Crwurb, John
I'asrkr, Bracft l**r'k n». I'AsiWi
Thompson, l.isk M..ise, William
Gameg and Geweg* Steele
mantis uiftl ftftJ ikiOrad that -h*
woes* feeds very 1‘tll* upon l_te
plant fM (he fw.| ibr * weeki.
juvraiy fir* pqr raH •/ ' W fm i
which lb* w -im eats, i* consumed
in thn |a&gt;i f»v# day* # f it* life.
This fa&gt;t. Dr. Ball raid, mak* &lt; it
impel sin* that m#e* a' ration be
given to (he lies* nf temrdtng ret.
eiy.
K r fr llir g D Uft

»W

*f

»IM

thrum f*r rherkiay tte jmrt. Dr
Bell said that ivn.idereble
has teen wasted in local fUJds .»
tte ettraiegant and paneOeesary
use *f tkfwppeay teFu'ty U fifty
fur aicftHmtifr lO# of.I •I.*' X
tte *prater I f t f t k n A T t e Utet
thorough application la grad far
only Bodays, It waa » U U i ____

skftem rer

h

At The Churches

M IS S .M A R G A R E T I’ KTKHS, S o d t l j E ditor

Lottaphun Club lias
• Meeting On Friday

.

Present Methods Arc
1 V’ery Unlike Those
In Use 20YearsAgo

HOLY C ttflM C a t ’ IU H
rytmnth iG-aday after Ttinitj-.
‘ tem h School 9 44 A. M
• Morning Pra)«r and Sermon
It H A 41,
V"img I'nvplea Stnrlci League
• « I*. M.

St IL .M IM
BOSTON, Maaa. Sept 1 4 -(IN S »
i ' hriatia* itrwnev nrm ew* nr*
The New l&gt;yl*r,.| flaking indtte- acVi erary Sundar morning at tha
iry today, a* conducted by th* WW aa’a Clukv lift ho. t&gt;ah Av*
«*od*rn unit in the buelneaa, |a M *»• •' tl. o'clock; Sunday ftrhwl
unlike that of 14 «r JO yenre agw at ? Tft o’, lock. Sub}**! fur to mo*,
tvw. Ilatcr."
that ther* ran be no compartaan,
‘ M'cln«wlay *tcn&lt;ng
JrAk*-*
•rmtdtng to- K- II. Cooley, man­ wbta-h irvlwW
t**t Imcoir. of
ager uf th* Maaaachuaetta Flak* rbri«t*an Science Sealing are da*
erica AieMtalrtyt tha' piodurer* ,h«id in the. Wuman's Club at 'T
and ileal*r* of tbe Bay Slate re
crntly forme.| far the jmrpoee of
This v'burrh w&lt;atninin( * free
eooparation, promoting Use of laa- JcnJng Rv.ira.fti; First National
pnirwl method* and elimination B» Ik Building, where the Bible
of wa.t'ful prnellev*.
anj all authorised ( Kristian 5* i
Two outitemling development* am* literature may te (»».), termark th* rhang* fr»m lb* flab- t” * fJ dr purrha**«l l*|»n Wed
ing buaineah af a few year* ago •».*dar and itntupiay frwm 3 ta
to th* modern kndmtry uf today. f t p M
They are first tbe ilctelopmeat
All are webwme la attend the
ef marketing id flBetc by tbe **TVWe« and. ta make u*e ef lb*
package method, and the improve­ fewd'ite IWW."
ment of fleeting methods.
Other yoneideralton* include the IIKM VtKTHOlilsr I HI Rt It
adngtioh at the moiec ar atrenm F -Hr P. But Mean, I-aster
pmprlle.l
fishing K a l In the
bead*/ tcbuid, V 30 a. m.
place of (he schooner, and tb*
P " a. rung, || i, in , hy Rev
trawler i)at*m instead of hand H J. Maeflager. presiding elder
line*.
Tte fir*&lt; quarterly ..wtferene*
of tbe year wilt te bald Mam*
I entering llait
Still another factor In the &lt;h*t*!y after tte sermon
Kpwnrtb
League
d*ev&gt;Uv&lt;n*|
change m th* praetke of raUhmg an.t preserving halt, aw tha meetings, * p. M.
Freeing proaching termer, ft
fisherman nu S'Cger hae* tw
spend valuable time at t*e Hart wVV&gt;&gt;4, sermon by ' tee postur.
Prayer meeting, Wedaemlay, ft
of the vwyag* rruiaing about In
I . M. led by th# Trulbsvekrte
search wf this necessary.
The hl*a . / filleting fish and f ‘la is.
A ■rdtal IntHati,-n to stlm )
marketing the fillets on n targthe ta li cts of Ibis church.
(Cale was cuncelvvd by a Mesa,
aekusetts dealer in IPJ1 Uy tbi*
MUST i llllls I I \K « HI Hi It
process th* two meaty tide* which
are prnrlkally boo*lett are cut NINTH t.Mi P A U M rm &gt; tV f
Frank M. Barter, pastoc,
cff. wrapped In parchment paper
and thioped. .thus enabling the - Hites School 9 (ft
Wi-rship amt I ommunjnn, 11
housewtft* to buy flab ready for
A
It .Sermon “ The Spirit of
inn trying pan Just a* it the steak
she buys from th* ranter market. Wns ••
liir*.ilan FuidesYwr 7 P. M.
Th* fill*tj. In the packages are
Fiyfimg Net stave ft s t in k Iter
then placed In tin container* of n m ‘-Ain A Self injury".
ID, 20 and- JO pounds and ike ran(Winer* themselves
shipped In (ONt.MMJATIONAI. T ilt Ri ll
wooden botes surrounded with
l(*v,
John
Bernard
Rial,
W . In this wny fresh fish nr* on
tbe way to market a few hour* tumour.
Ckunh tebo.it f ; 4ft A M . Fd
after caught.
*
A very murk wider dlctnhutam1 Win Randall, general superlatsn.
has been secured, amt Huelun deal- d e l
M-wnlng W'etshlp 11.00 wVluck.
era nr* shipping
flltrf* te
t* th*
tte
hipping flllrf*
Mississippi River and teywnd
Sermon by th* pntlut
klar In
In III* field aitifnial frvesing, Kvngciptei, Sot-lit.
livening VVi-itbip ft.OO u'rteck,
(inkHKinred tmprovenirnt ha. beeni
developed. It la krmaiw aft euutaa.
Tbwoaa IVtr^iv . af fie n g g
that lew evagwrates jusi aa ah*** &gt;O t), f'-rmetly *f Beaton, will give
water, and in n almillar wap. la
fruaen It.tea, frwern later* t f i r
tat#,
I'reblrm Moiled R* sgarch, bnwrver, ptddgre.l a
• ay out of tbit particular pr»f&gt;
lent. Methods were devetuped for
tb* “ glaaiag*' ef fish Uy plac.nt
item under a spray nf water wte,h
is Immediately frct.n . Any evsr
orattfin, iteirfiwv, i* from Iters
ternal »anting and the intrrnaJ
Juk*. are rod tosL *
Btll| snother drvelopmenl la tte
lip* «f fteeslag has bwen th* pro Tb**," will ha given in penwmlne,
dwrtton af avarhiaery and meth­ with Mi.a Ja.no LeKoy doing tha
od* whereby the rate o f frwviirg a«la work, a.sieted by tbe Miaees
has been increased. Itsre.llgati-m ' Katherine Melwb. A He* Hedges,
showed that the slower tte freer fkalrire and Hermes l e e ..
Ing power*•. th* larger the crji
PNI'JiB) TVlRI IN CHI M&lt; II
tale teemed an.I it was found the
9.44 A. M Randay Kchsml
lergvr t ‘^ rrystall bruk.
Ik
•aril* in th* conns* ttv*
11.00 A. M. M»iniag W n itl).
and allow-.1 the jukes I
ft 0« r . M. Kreding Marsh'p
. Tb* pnst#r will pfta h a. ewsk
warship lenric*. and the oeaajnn
wilt meet at Ike ih**e »&gt;f morning
•ml night a.rvices teft th* rweep
(iwn af mem tees.
Visitors ar* welcomed t* th
• e n lm .

JONES SHOWS
AMAZING G0I.F
TO WIN CROWN

(Coatinuad |rwm Page On*
I 't O l .t MRHLKt'AN vi I t Him
a sporting fight t* the unequal
INT (III M( II
task of matching etlwkva with th*
Meet tet, Hirtel Pain* ('••rtier*
automaton a ml II .1 odd timeSunO*) He bool p TO A M. Cons*
te succeeded, then all wa. twt «n
Mtaming liorvk. I« 4ft A M.
tiraty Inst.
Fvening Ret.tr* RvgagwtMi*
Ili-s u r r, te p i t gklaY hne* it T ; » P M
In him to match Jon**' so.raea.iv
Grad must.
All rwrOially In.
birdie, at the iw b mid llth to vH gl
te*oi»* j up and H wa* at Ihts
pffjnt that the mat* K. .in effecL
simply erased to be
How*vee, tte l«d with tte .pe­
tal lee and prec *#.- mhalait) deHilton ). M ou gh to
nisarwar, was In then* I* ewap* an
Architect
utter rant. If p*Mibte, nod after
teiag aeven lisas foe IX holm, te
Ftnri N al l (lank Hid4
rallied stiff it terrtly to
prevent
Non ford. I 'll.
Jon*. Inns winning * natter tek
dwrng the raiowi J|« *r«n w-.nt
•o for as to * i s on# f*r tes*v&gt; U
when Junes mimed the llth ( t i n
with his I*e .h i , while at th* |ft b
he k s lllk eouragwwu.ly to gw*.
hf« half in 4'».
QUICK SERVICE
fk.th s .11 berood th* «r*e*
TRANSFER
I- -r\ft with tkekr dy twa b«et fvrkina' apapwaeh la. bad dktanca. *1 1
rkeugk atntight. Jwnea hit tar afhi. typical leesg trails, th# baft a*m- j
ing to reel 20 feet frwm' the «*“
•ha h Jan#* a|l bat sank U&gt; te
*
Perkins replied e t h « *
prunch &amp; feel frwm tte ,'.*-, (pay!
long dew* pfilt. the Ihiag &gt; '« - # »
Ytmtr prraenplKift will
en Inrh away. Perkin* nseded hi.
I fawter fer a half and w s ro i h‘»
h r filled Just ft* I hr
d o cto r order** i f le ft * 1'

mu,
Insurance Man Gets
Atlantic City Trip
C Mill* Hari. iU uftnl kno w «
mss,
M-wlsy tee AtHotKC t j, wtera In will attend an n h eel tonal n m fn M M e f Ik* Fquil
»M| Life Anurtiw* Cate pan &gt;, TKi
trip « i * awarded Mr. Bwfd ■*« th#
Kwia of tM iin n t written during
IS* pw t tear. Ha la « w ol ,“J
•I*nti who wrrw givwn thr (tip.
TVr c m fthrtwr la held Mar) thtww
faara *lm«rd l»*r th* pwrpn*r af
pm aotiag a (tearr prlattamaHip b*.
twren atat* r*{x-**atatt*» and o f­
f-rial* *f th cwmpanp, Mr. poy.l
■aSI Mr* IV *il attal chltdiwn w &gt;1
ar*'taat*M*r Ur. Ite*r.| a* far aa
iteuth t'arolina. whrra tSry will
v»*lt r*La1t*rr,
vfixiltK'r* HTAtHiV » i »v|Ml NfTY t i l t RUI
9 P. M Sunday ScKcmI, lt&gt;iii-«
Steele. Hutwdntendent.
4 P M Sermon, by K*«. K l»
BrowrUee, It 1*. paster First
Prevbytsrinn th u n k , (iaefttt).
IT RAT J tv r ttu r (H I K ill
N is ls f n h w l p m t M.
Morning w.^ihip sn.1 vrrtwoCI
10 VO A. M Serwvoa subject.
“tJruwlng Rich In Ihealth Wh.Kfk
Never lose* If* WuCtb.*
Fvwnsng serrke ft erknk IU&gt;•
tismal *e(vl«r. .Hu|ij*,l uf etmaing
serwmn, “ The Message iMBvered
On Mats Ifflt-Perhat^ tte (irwat»»t A.bfress of All Tim* *
Prayer meeting ami chwerh famity tear Wsdacsday' evening n
e'ekock.

PleaseStandBy AhExtras In Film
At Milane Theater

n n m m , m trr. t i
Prvrama* In eastern •tenant
S a l jr thraan/id p*«plw a*tint aa
tin*. H I *«• War far anal
rt» 0atilth ! Uaa. AH jUn* a p "&lt; ilr »«" ha a w »«ana uf a
m
unless etterwlae lade sled ptartar* *ra* a rvon i.h , raking- ar* jjj
IVavals; gth. an Wfl af c^ll IvlUni
gwrsnr* la MnU{a.*M rw n tly.
Vline )( !«., &lt;M riffct.
TH- aarwt i«ik ptara Jartaf til* » ■
m j — WRAF New T-*K— at#
2 Parnassus trio; J, Mtdlrtl filming uT*Jata Mad- tew Unfter* j
»riall*a, 4, Magfcavties; I W •at (ill * * 4*arr,ag .Iran llw d ld t “
Hill and Jana; I. ifN wr o««s«* ; A «#•«*» iw tka U 4m
U rate*
Ps*hsyfrataana; 7, Murbt •ingot*; lodgjt -JTiv* •
**••*4* . #*f|f,tjS
r W, Tib* n u t Bomb. *, variety fn w l g f rag.Itar notes*-* af tea •
•war. L dan*-« a n a t i « * ku»n|. Jlaliywv.Nl A i « t **Wr# tea tatt* V'
llt-ft—* U v „
n*» filmed with lSr faroene natural
t ' 1, Veiling* ( i a n n i - A M theatre a . * hwrgrwwnd.
&lt;ft&gt;m«ne(rht»ra hour; 1 SO. urihew- |. Tvr *rm ra tm * task af ratting $
tra; I, l,Wei tiW; 4 .W, stwdh* teia rtr- p af film la rrallaad orSen
program; 4, BartslI'a anhestre. A, I Sr eotlwiate fur i1«lM * itj nw dsd
M.
anlw tV aj 4.40, »r fa i, la Ugha op tb* aaiph theater and . &lt;;
(v lf, T U , talk aw tauiw w ; I Vi. i*w tlu*u*#mt*
fa r * r*s***l#d that ' ,
Ii *lfr»» Imllitar; 4. X#)»tan* ikw; tte wts.l* tilt uf IrvaAagvba croM
* W, *n*nli*n .psarieg; 4, Mad te lightaj ter aa sM iie night with
it. rt aaran.; Id, dumber WasSr.
iSr urn* am-Niirt r f power. Or*(
Atlantic lily —IIM Iw » perms* »»(■» .mplwyed I f A t
4 44. o i f m , dinner em en t ; 1 JO. studio to **&lt;i&gt;t Weight in direct l*g
#ot*re*4 *KV**tra*, 4, Pry’* ar- tha aa.i'*»,■*, San.lV.ig ( V light*
i W d n ; 4.Mt, nrnwri u n k u t n , .ifwratlng in* many .»•*•*•• f awn.
*d on l i t m « i fmaw tlfftn M '
4. ilaim* a w l* |l*a hour.J.
point a •ml In atfcrr impurtaat
V U l BnJUmwo* - IM4
laths
4 10, Dinner Mt*alr: . ; l t , talk
TV* II Y t w d Bawl, which la a
■Hi k M M .i; 1 JO, Jwhiten t m ft n ,
h HAL rh.aial.lr, 0, Tte Mar). natural amphitheater "among. ih*
t|..ll&gt; s*»d If 111*. la an* of tha thahf
p la n af Snathrnt ■'# litem in. R
attract* pwdpk from all tm r tha
Warm l» it* w a m r caaar* Hi a s.
ihrr tha Mar* Its war In *'Ja*t M w“ *■
»•* thr fir*t llntr it wa* aoipteycd tl
In a wvrtian phtwrw, LAKK COMtk - S'«» cdrws frail
packing plant t» te tea tad Keen
by Aim* Fruit Company.

FftRM ZRR MMTIH till AT
10 A. M Runday tebmsl. It*.
M M. Ij nJ, Kwpermtendent.
11 A M Quarterly t'onfcrwn.*.
First Methodist tTurrh, Nanf-.fd
Prayer meeting Thursday night
st S *Vk- k. J. " VVj nn, b oM i

span*. *. W.AUN pterwtw. Id,
imlte *e~HtBg'*t t&lt;1 M -l) danr*
ante.Ira. ’
IJh- KY W Cbtesgw—i n
0. M.-dli. rrwiieana. 10, i t im t e
mask
U U - W L l &lt; lariaaatt- -TOW
J to. Item uswstenlUn &gt; »*n I Mb
•irgon. talk •« t&gt;names*: 7 ML ft*&gt;
rteatraa. ft JO, Hawaiian*.
ft. 7
Burnt l ocker*. I* I*, 9*|s« Us*,
delta strkstUti t# 30. On* d ag- t
*rw| II. done* mu*M (on* tense).

I VhK MAN) MiatKilHHT
10 A H Monday M mkI, V. J.
Sp*ndh»vw. Moperfntee.deIM
tl A M. Quarteefy t'oafersiw*
Fimt Mtthaftsi Church, Manfard.
7 P, M I!|is«t1h league
■ P. M RVwniag t e n ic* Mermen
by lb* pastor.
" Prefer
meeting
Wednesday
night at * a'cbwk. Mrs. A. U sjd,
teacter. ,

I*aney'H
E.

'‘The Friendly Druir .Store

First S treet
S a n ford

P rescript Win* H lln l ProRtplIy «
A nd Acc**rnlely

Loch Arbor
The place to build your home

De Forest Sanford R ea ltv

Ibis I un&lt; hew— t a b m — Nnptlw Ichcn
|*ir-s— HaLid-v— t 'o l.ito

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( andiw Parti Rrfrmhmririn lltmeris

Little Grey House
Tea Mouse and Gift Shop
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Agent fur llatie (reek Health Ikwh
Hawse Made Paetde* IOf lUt*

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l)cvicf» - A
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Efficient Must
Have
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Them
A

(heckintr
Account

Faying BiUa.

4)ae of- (te *ee*ng**4 eftnefte r &gt; « is Id —a ink m d**p
a* the mretaey af n lg b i- a* «a»*ag ae tte ki*» hmsd
that teraght tht* *wman In Iku «•■ In «ne * ’•'*&lt; •*
reekkw* W«»

If»* , -The N*wm." “ Th* Pal rat I eat tee Rid.” "Tte
(ftkeel ml Cham#,* awe I t r i ig hbs alraaftaet fat*.

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Of Prices Of Non-ArricMit
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M e th o d is t

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At Lakeland School
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must come u ’ 1,1 ffuarahtet d so be can in urn guaran­
tee it to you.

c is jealmi: o f l;i

merchant and
dealing

a citizen

good reputation as a

both depend upon his fair

in ri' ing good qualify * ? gh ing good

ahres.

in making good on unsati factory Iran actions.

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His sole interest is not in your purchase o f today but
i

in your continued sood will and perpetual patronage.

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r whirl to th a t .aw n l
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. on th« uFIt c .d pi a ft in - u! the it, part era to lico cv
* ith nrufar 1
pul.livar, adminietiHtiuiu h&gt; m«an&gt;
pill ■■I
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AD RATES

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II*. hUikr* Spirit) rrM
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S*I*. 30, h Hftynr* ^
on Ar*nu*, I*him* «

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will be received
tmi rvlkrtnr »rot
f*r 10c » „lino,
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per hundred." u M,

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li mm!* Tv'*“ Beft*
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rrorre, t Insertion,
t for subsequent
"he office thou hi
imeditiriy in rat*

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liltar with rate*,
itfiftcktioii trill
leie inf-umaliim.
.h, they will a*
riling your want
nure effective.

RESULTS!

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Menu— Bargain,
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K n rflftirt mm k Ufth w»tlrtt,
Rev L. IV Williams, ytilur
end a&gt; e r*..tH I'tn tl Kwnt and
at t.10 oVhwh.
t lewtslua fttft in the mit*t of ft
M »ttit| ' w nM vi at II t ’l l a l
i*ti keen*. with ifwrt at ■ K ». Semiwft by pasta*
i«turn an h nU ity activity gloat
lY v o h it f at 1 I* M SamwMt by
ty stimulated,
. T&gt;m » ink*lotted in tho new visiting pavtur*
h orn ,
b e in g c i m l » ted q u ie tly .
Young IV pIvl \ vlu tM r |tft«3
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W A N T E D — To

The above classified ad was ordered to run three times
beginning Tuesday. Early this morning the party

WANTED
STEEL n i.IN G CABI
Mi'ST HR A BARG
CALL (117

who inserted the ad called at The Herald office and
asked that it be discontinued as the articles advertised

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were sold several hours after The Herald was deliv­
ered, and as a direct result from the ad!

You too, can get immediate results a
fied ad will s e n e you in mnny ways
buying, in fnct in satisfying every **v

HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
(JET RESULTS!

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Cgami la ta* i*tia*»#o at Wo Ittt
N lm l i »*••.**. la lb* C'lr •*
Hf • I *-* RhIfhit»* «*« a N lf. V !*• t«t4
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tin m &gt;( I J Italt l i t all
oike# p«'voaa iMtar*si*d aio r»uu*'"
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roa n llnaie in SvvfvH A m iw li
i „ ,a li rl*vitfa --a ttoagal Ik. tuat
4*1 af l*1aft*f, IVIt
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4. aftavlfl at a* inlavI* H u l l
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U N O - By eaperta For Rent—&lt;5 tom Houa availablo
ira ex|ierirnce. ADo
now. WW |rrtl.
Af
jtg,
II repairing. San- I- P. Mr Cull,
id Gift Shoppe, Mr*
a Phone 932.
.
F ou n d
hr this clattifiraliun
quirk result*. When
imething or found
f a clattlfied ad. 17— HiutlnrHM I1
an Ad-Takrr.
IDR RENT—F M arre. celery
land on Cam em **,. All tiled,
2 well*. C W
“ * (idrich, Orlamio
MIIHiK
and Graham truck*.
Stleet. Phone 3.
IS— W an ted to l « t
P-MA It MON
w a n te d to
kki
Furniahed
Automobile Co.
Apart mt-nt, •• or y^B.m*, fir*',
Ave.
Phone 137,
floor. Mu«t he reatobL Hu* Y
f ' a Uotal/I

tiw lln iiili
t|uilM4«l A-l, At*
laitllr Clll. Naw J*i h ,
ll appearing fium Ik* t t n i t Hill
&lt;&gt;( C.unptalul lll*-l to Iklt .aua*
lhal y»u aia a t**id*nt at a alal*
nr rouatr, «lh*r ilutn.tb* Plata &gt;4
rli.rtda, Ibal , aur i.iM tti* t k t t
last haard *f va* Ha4iiun Apart*
m.al*. A|.aro.*ni A-l Altaallr t.'lit,
K*a j*r*a,
T1IR1UCVOHR Yi it*. Malika P
rior* ara r*i|uir»4 to •&gt;* in i appear
Iwrnrt our .*,4 Clrvali Court at
Menfard. Pli'il.la mi Ik* iM da, of
)u-t*b*r A l&gt; IVIt aa*l «k»a and
lk.««
m at. i n . . . )
Ik* Mill M
« ompl.iai ' 4tt.il.ti*d teaiatl you.
n iio i.lt* a ( t r i it * ii m a in * .
*111 to ib |**mI aatlnil ,mt

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tri.rn.i4 r«» plaalilff

i I K\Kn m u : vi li d l l mi II
------ Mot b g t t n * t a i , Y » C f '
U « n ny m i 'V o* at II a'thirV
Preaching at 1 P. M.
I*vonmg o i i w t at A .-.lark
Sorto-o» will bo koM oath night
1hi "Ug brut . . I , nook. Everyone
u rordlallf tmitcd to allrni tho
mooting*.
, *..

TKtr* arv at l**t» thrao typo* of
kw«&gt;n».., according to Iko Kinorferd MatMIri Company. I v ., of
Sow Turk, that ,'hoaW ivtako thair
baat thawing Ui.anl C o ia«t half
•f tho ioar — tho til*rwJ« mattmum fraffu trnr&lt; m •&gt;# r*-l *r
•orly wintvr Tho pash &gt;*f *.-**
for tho rhaia ami ■hyulinvtt
store* will ha Nat hod tn IW ra ta r
• hil* tho ugar b i u t n i invariably
makna an m •iloat than mg late
la tha yvar.
r.&lt;iitoi|u»iit‘f&gt; union •trvpllunal
grnormi mtrkti rendition* Inivrfor*. Kochi uf l hoto rampant** or*
likely to ho higkor la tor It Iho
roar!
Huston** go no rally a n t i to ha
la goag t nadition, jintging fP-m a
tutvay ttvuod by tha National ItaaS
TRIN ITY X rT H lH H W t fPIRCtk. af Comiworoa in Naw York. Anv-ng
F A L t l i t H&lt; II
ol hot thing* tho survey p iw h .o it
Rev. Ilarry |. Iturney, paat»r
that:
ftoaday Itehenl at • U o'vlwrk
I Tho stool Industry hot vans*
P W Rpeart, t jpormltmltal
yWtad a half yoar « f m *nl ,oil put
Morning
servtrea
ami ig itUl having a tw*laia«d ami
o'clark.
divaraiflod volume of domamL Tha
Junior Industry 4—ot not now tog in fia t ,
Fpvynrth I n y o
t&lt;
( hunh moot at I P H
•a h a dtolina of p*o d » th-q
D l • M OINES, *ept I M l N D
Piva. king at I P. X.
a* fho last half of tho yoar
— T k iw bandit* Inday entvrwd tha
Revival aorvieoa alii ho hold all brought. .*__
t
llaivertity d l l * lUah M r* and
F I'aatlrtM-lUo work ta at a
* e t l« i| with IIS,l&gt;n. a haely nett weth.
polite tho*hop revealed
C1IVRCII high lavol Tha twmkor iihhuty
MT JAMES
fimto (l*o if la Iho host poottiaa nf
Hee. J H Epporwia. p«*t-&gt;* Sunday M*hoe I at *• M ofel-ek a numltor of y*at*.
S Roa.lju.tntant* that wilt f r * r ,
Praavhlng by tbe poatur at It!
honofWiat i n hoing ouhlo &gt;a tha
•hUh,
f«ai imluotry.
Kvtning tervieea *t • aMwrk
Tho ,h r*eontS anniversary uf
1 Kubho# contumpHou fop Jura
tho vhurvh will ka (tiabrata.1 ha Wl .a a«W high •*• t»i ri,o IBOIIUgiaaiag Meiwlay aigkt ami wilt ««u { favturafa arv oporvliog utt hoavy
iL tu ftl
tmue through the weak Aft lal*&lt; m ho-r.lo, g, ■ -v.
ddt*IU1 IM
sat lag program w.ll ho offet-J a('pr«mho* it, toooatiol
pvak.
each night Athnlr *f 23 v...t* will
WISH u plghing
I Shmi |nolwrtnro
furnish tho tna. w.
up in aatniptt w &lt;f , guod iail
You Should Know

Telephone
Numbers

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IT IM ti|tl&gt;»:IIK|t T h ai Ikla C lla t liu 1-4 pu M tik *4 la Tk* Maafor#
ll* t aid. a n r * (p a p er pul.llakod IB

arnoiwi.

Cawuty.

A. Bradley, pa*lot
Sunday School at * .W tttbuh
Preaihiag tertwe* *1 11 W trlw k
Wwmaa’t Home Mia Pm w o u
at 1 2d P M.
II V P U at d M P VI
IkMPtuuaal meeting at 7 MI P M
Service* «v I.
Prat&gt;r meatlag an Tuesday ai*l
Thursday eight*
Usher t beard meet* (fo iiu v is f
night.
t hut* rehearsal »n Fuday night

ri»n 4t, •»•* a

w ea k , fur fou r r.-h t n v t lt*
Itausa

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IOVER,
Vineyard*,
IUINK AMI IHt|,KltKt&gt; Tkla Iks
iinea, Estate* F. KIII ( 4; ef Meplemker. A. t&gt; ISIS
ACREAGE FOR S A I; suiUble
V I* l*il *11.AMP
ff, Fir*t St. Boa
C|»tk uf t'lrrvit Court, T **tfor puullry farm. 1&lt;aat*U four
l|-Third
ivdi. ial cireolt.
miles south of Sanford p „|,( Or­
Prlolltol* Catault. gttartda I
lando
road,
33
acres,
yn
high*
lit
A M H KKKI 1
run dally under this
D. U
I keep your name be- land and tome of it l««Vb al for
rhlcken, and duikt. f an ba
, Economical, read by bought for IIOU |er ,i*
„n
ii'll find this a aplen- your own term*. Addiq r j .
Ivrrtise. Cull 143 for Holly, Fir., NatioMl Bar Huili.
Notice Is ti4*»t-» g&gt;**u (ka*. uw4*»
m ( h, tirtu* ut ikai ivtiaia y:stng, Sanford, Fla,
vruima la*o*4 out of ((*• Circuit
i'son of a**.ioul« Cuuulr. »■ Ik*
li LOCKS—Irrigation 22— Krai Eatalr fur Srq
1st ( i t «d U*pl |»tl ou tkat J»H
p lu r a l ce m e n t w ork .
taahl Skit 10*4 ou Ik* Itlk 4 «, *-&lt;
Jaaaarr. I»t». lit Ikai suit al Jsw
rvtr Co. J. K. Ter- FOR RENT: See Mrs. Mnf|t
sk irtla W A Pails* sk4 r I' Earf. Ird and 12 m.
modern bou*e*. Phone (|W,
tsa, porlnsra itsAlau a* Psrlss A
Parlas, ara piaiatflfs _so4 It a
llulty s* pelutrlpel ami It i Mstly
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE* not so4
Purrsst I s i* . ss fcorstlen ara
dead—If your property issued UsIswAaals I kase tevt*4 upon. sa4
o •II slier fur sots at&gt;4 ssll i* m*
right the chance* are you cm i ind siaaeat
sa4 Wit k«44*r. for cask,
a buyer. A CUaaified ad is •« uf asriau tks laasl ksora af sola aft
Moi..|*r.
I. I*tt, al IW
the qukkeat ways to turn r*i es­ rrual 4—e(U-tuUar
ul lBe k*annul* County
tate. The cost is very tmnlL (full u'oun fleam, al UoafnrA. rtoiiAa.
all the rtuki. (ilia and Ikiareet Iftal
143 fer leer contract rate*.
t'urvsal l-ak. kaa o. tuat hot* k*4
tiace ikai i » u ( q • &lt; .J » » » r r j» n
ia and I* IW loltualna 4&lt; •. &gt;n *4
raal *•!aia. locals# ta a*lain*la
Cunaty.
riarlda. l*-wtH
Foy
Sal#—
2
acre
lela
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Bat*
»UG KTORE-Prel»&gt;ia Tkraa sod Pear tl aa4 tl al
Highway near Monroe. rlr|*4 Itarsai a *«M loal*s af Iks Cltr af
^rur*. Soda.
W'r
as pa» #*»' ,lk*rwf. ( » b
h four phone. Call and flowing well, or unrle«td Saafsrd,
, . . 0. 4.4 apo* Iks paklM reeoeda nf
Small payment down L. A. iVt (• m lam . ( ttpnly,
It*alaaiae al Ike AN owruar *4
ti.ginnlng ima Il*n4ts4 11*41
f|»*l t-.al af Iks Uuaikaaal eaewa* lax I. a#*l*a A44II&gt;aa to aa-f-,'4
F l M i iT t o Roof Ee- aud. 304 W*. 2nd. fit
PlaiMt. of rerutO la rial toeh A
'ul
Blue4
T4lit***
I
III
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LkapMetol
*hltigl**
uaee I t &lt;»atIsat* Cvaftly Pufclta
Reeve#I lit .* * run aasik he f**(
► Ua and galvanised
Ii.ata
W4*t II* f»*t Ikaaa- Nuelk
r " H. Cowan. Oak Foy Esc hang s : Fine lot In IntA
te r**t l lt s H Meet IM fa*( ta petal
•I
ka«isaie#t
alee
* k I’bon* U L
in*a* section e f Sanford, »*ry
Heal aalae at Ik* awelkwsst Cee*
desirable
location,
no
nsortgayH
Ml
*f
tot
I
3*11C*
aMIfkta OaktOVR AND FURNIt*r#. P l.t# k ef two*# la h * i IW I
»&gt; E. Firat fit. We tales paid, will ear hangs for res*
I, poo* tI MemiwMe (W aty raftiie
idential property. Addreoa Boa 2UU|
Hm s M * lk*S44 ran* a-uifc S* l » l
iBewea Saav Its ».** I*••-*■ H*4«k
rare T to Herald.
k* toot. Iheago WvM l|3 MM. t-

UT. PAUL'S RAPTIRT l Ml M« M
Rev. C. Rrvw.r, p*atof
Sunday Sahonl at • 2tt oVkwk
J, N. Cream*. *uper(ntemlai&gt;t.
Mnratng aarvua al Jl o’vhub.
B T. F U al • 43 aVhnh M. C.
Moaely, pr**ideal
Kvaaiag *ervVae at 3 a &lt;luck ,
Suaday H, k*o| teucker*' meeting
oft Tuesday night at 7.M a^larh.
Weekly prayer
taevUag
*a
Thursday night at T W u'llueh.

Far tfu allly
Milk
call oilf heiag v**t
vke. ' Haait* i too 3

J
m

Kelly—Nprlnff

■ reu a k r

H eld T l f t **r aumkar a

ia awed of ■»*#)•'

( entrnl I W id a
T* Nerv ice Staiiona

Lovely Ifreahiakt room ttdl# la
perf*C| condition for *al# cheap
for rash. Can be teen at t4X3
Park Ave.

WOOD FOR
SALE
Slave and fireplace
Icogtha, prices rvaseaahle
isung Hadigreed
ih g
WW

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w h it*
W hile

InSftlle Gw-

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J. W . WOODS
11* SUliun
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Phone 4»4 W

Pto»»th, p S t o a t r „ Ik *a ** Kasl
1(10 fuel ik * a w A o o lk 3330 loot.,
W est 111* laot. Nertfc I M * fe e t, tv
| # M a l s v g ia a la # r o s la lu ia # a* I

4, 1,1 s o l , u* lev*, stem
I. M B .- u CewatPr n-vtAa. UK
»-( f t tk* nKl»4 el Ike to d too i

d This - . »
wUI he fairly \

4et lu.ua a •.1
•Miiltadk f«r fr
Tho rsvUw
mlatk, tah*n

BIRMINOHAU. Ala.. Rapt l »
(INS I -Tto bodies uf Mrs. J#**’*
lleleumbe. 31, and tor eaa year old
daughter. Charity Moo, were towed
club hsd la each other * arms today
la a ttoihrw r*-*rv«ir Bear tto
home uf Mr*. Mo4ree&gt;be‘s mother
hero The coroner declared (to pe­
tit Wn of Ike todlts and okesftee ef
I t ) v1*4*01 e Indicated suuid#. Mrs
Hekumto was tfwftdi-f several
gays with bet tooths* Her toetomf

.vat i-r-Ashlr
h.togh mM alt
eiptslly U a
» la yj- &gt;Peat*

i a«'i iv
vwwv*
fuMdi M F«•mporvd with
m Ml %(•!eh* s r v tn.
fcl*j TW Mllvk miii*t *F«*m» k .(utsmiiak*
i ,|u*s la (ho
f \h* Ininscbumim stock

(&gt;erm»n ' ipsKunk
In Fourth I'lace An
Rivards i )iinaj&gt;:es

Physician Arrested
For Woman’s Death |k».|

Rata Wittod ia Sanford l» U
&gt;utalters parked, .topped, star­
ed. tt. ». *td* trwh to ware
beet# d—f
1‘hooegtspA (e.

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NEW YORK

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N a t. v p iu illv of 1be U tt

N, CALL PHONE
! V. C. CULLER

(F e m a le )

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m th w tiy

POIJTIfS TO HAVE
MINOR EFFECT ON
GROWTH INTRADE
Credit Pros poeta And
Crop YleldaToWield
The Mont Influence

»W| f.itixtl hilUtl IHit th«
wilt f t * K l t &gt;|«u| **r
The Vli4tH&gt;« of e Rsltgiovi

TAXI*A, r u **pt. tA

of

Kumithtd garage aparfnt a&lt;
FER A Storage Co.,
Langley Apartments; f i flv«
Itjng, Shipping, Side room utfurnlahed hou roenei
it. Phone h&lt;Mt. 2iM&gt; Chapman i ,1(| y n|on A%,^|| J5l
talph W, faulting.
GARAGE AFT
altrar»ly fur
nithrd fw water an garage
rent. »WS ,*almett i
lit.
Signs of all Reatonah
Sanford Paint A Are. ph. i M7. •
&gt;. Phone 30.1.
FOR RE
Furnish! apart
meat,
OUR OLD WALLS
ruomt, Uh ami
F.
NEW
WALL screened
h. 1110 &gt;fh|e Avc
new

RESULTS

This Ad Brought

»p r len t: Nicely furalal
• mart* with atl'modor
len.ea phone 207.

noraura
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down. IMU.W. P in t t
&lt;m J.

Colored Churches

rlsew to foe(k pla«e at to
|end af iky final year *a Jan* » .
lI MS^ecordirg
tat tha stomlard
yearly report of Idwyd*• R*g*«wr a
i liMdua
Tha (Urama iavruus* m laonufa
|* **. Bsueauiep, relaxmi, fke Iqrg■sat af ail ledalnaa, tm-mataiwg ta
|I f 3 per root ef the wuetd’s 14.1
loUHAga.
The mcraoaa ta the Sr Vo*h M
noge, ataouatad to M 4 J S gtwaa
itowa, t f par seat, against 41104
gma* ragistor tuau h r Germany.
Germany t total ijoaag* m e
1amodata to TU pee *aat « f tto lo­
u t ss June *0, 1914,
Grata IfVttala had* the aa(u&gt;M t»f
tho wwetd with aim«a, jkt.ihaijoai
Ians. The L'ahed BMW* is t n m j
wlUk reaadly lUtouaiu w o .
lakes thitd yiact with atwul IW I,
(MU lussa, aud (turns*) u fuilk
with I.TTTJthl low*.
The peroaotuge a# *h PI -a* traffW at the pod af Hamburg itsdrr
tto throws* flog ru** ta Jaly from
44 3 to 4 4 ! par reel of outgpdag
Isunsge Tto iwrreae uf outgutng
leOAnge over Jsdy, 1913, » * t 4d
per rent i uf is.*"* " * tuanaga, 41

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                    <text>JOUR WCT3TATCT
Lthnf In Ffalt**', Ittarl,
W o r l d s G r*«trw t V r g e t a h le

and Richest Garden land.
AN INDKPKNDRNT P A I1.Y NEWHPAPKR

Levied Wire Inlrrnntianal New. Serrlce

s \m h i ; i»

National Democratic
Committee Chairman

lunication
ines ( ’rippled

Hurricane HlamedFor
DivertingPublicAttention From Issues
With ihe atnrin htamnl for tl •
verting pultlir attention, inten-«t
in t tiny'* city rhattar
elrc-tl.'n
wan plight a* mliralad by Ihe
tnutll rntr ra*l at the City Halt.
At 1:4(1 oYI.'fk only |II3 yrrmni
had ca»t tbidr ballot* ami thime
In chargr of the poll* volm l the.
lellef that Ihe vote would rtanfi
ly go over the (00 mark.
A total nf M role* wrre polled
at noon and the hallutntg ihoanl
a littl* rpurt rhortly afterward*
whrn 33 vote* were t*&gt; t In an
ti&lt;iur*« t'me. FuTly one.thlrd of lh*
ballot* ward ea»t try women, pult
Inipe-tora reported.
Ten
|irvpo*eil change*
in the
charter are euhmitted to th* vot*
’ tr on today’• hallut. What internal
hn* lorn manlftaU'd in the elrcllm
laia lawn rrntem l
upon two
rTvn.lnient', one propodng that
tlie commit* t.n It* inrrvaaed from
tbn-* to five mcmhtni and the
c-thor prohibiting any
*Laie
rminty offtc ial from holding *
place un thr rvmml**i*'n,

Milft of IhJ r ir u illi'i * r r * in
faml|i( • llii"g alurig lh« hank» of
the lake T*|,.prrty .Uinagr ia r«
prclrl to-fw n r y
heavy, ("apt
Smith reported.
National guard un * ' rnm Alva,
dia and Itartow went ordervd *o
l&gt;kerch.tbe* hy Col, | »a ry follow­
ing tr alpt of the metaagr from
Capt. Smith. CoI. l/twry left itn.
mntlatcljr for t h a ^•turm-r
B H B Hd!*n
M i
rertion tu pci tonally dlfrvt r*ll*f
efforta,
Thi* city mitte.1 th - itnrm. tr
cehlng only ■ .light touch of it*
fury. The hlgheit wind t a * SI
m let an hour ot 4 no Mond«&gt; ot
U-rn.a.n. Iiamagw » a i mnltleil t«
wire*, *lgn* and awning,. Hurri­
cane
warning*, which had Wn
hut tied over tiumlay ami through
Monday morning,
war* pullwi;
down at noon,
Hollowing the pa.tagr g f Iht
■Iona and the twitch of the wind
to the ennrhwrtt, the ltd* *&gt;■•
*
(Continued nh pag,

^

* aouie in.tance* win-

*Avvnu# wa* wrecked

°» Lag* 4)

Palm Beach (Jets
Full Furv Of Blow

Storm
\earl*alm
Reach VndPa.HM'sTo
TheWestOfSanford

Sanfxrd'* two military onita, a'
medical alla«hmer!| c.tm i.ended hy
Maj. Ralph K dtavunt, and Com
•n&gt; l&gt;. head,J hy Capt. J. C,
lluUSinton, o ei« !■*ml -.1 fry Wart
Calm Beat h thi* aflvfhnuA being
relief ...It .horUr alletr I n'rlurk f if
n arry tia r u p c r
id the alarm
*tr«ken area lktwecn M ami Ah
m*n were la th* pacy.
Th* twu drtarhmrnt'

pail »f ih* Florida

h-**h !»'• i

Vermont tiomciws

WecK or .1 ciuy I rip

1 1 /_ _ •

tv
r

•» j

in

•

RED CROSS TURNS
TOWARD FLORIDA
TO OFFER SUCCOR

INik «'funly U on# ef th* larg*»1 u tr»i pnolaciitg M (td M of
the ,la&gt;.. It handh , to lore a 4i
an I w pn cent rf KW lda * »n
tire rrapelkwlt output.
■ttikaugh tetrgra|h ami telef h 'S &lt;. mmunwatinn thrwwghuut
the 1 * 0 1 1 1 1 a at paralytod eleariag
h ear courier* entered iir ta ii&gt;
♦t«r&gt; trriian of ivik county lkt&gt;
awnring
and
thi*
(A m v o n
&lt;hacking ap on the tfcmage 4 mm
t*« lh* dorm
However, (hare
autl *er» aume wrtlMU fretn
•hah reportt had net eume ia
ta-t eteniag. When they dw com.
In the total may be incredwd
a 'h * l tiottteaud bwtea.
Many grgvga |o*t iro n 00 p*r
n u l« u p*r&gt; cot of th ,,r grape
flail trap, the •emanation
&lt;h'i -aid, while otkat*. lucalrd
fc rtta a U l; in *pot« atrmu ga-

(iun^mni I hreaten
l utSi'iid Bov’s Head
l i V 'i t i f a * . I L i v i i n f u
To Frantic
Barents

Stntr CHantemAreln»
structed ',,oMnrshal
All Hehef Facilities

, atUBl.ua I* *U,rw*.«w*p| f W v l j
■' «tv4 ita mfngwea i.elay a/ter 4,«
jr a U H r r nearly SMO l.ta* nf fend
and lino t a * af te«U and UeiUat*

Ih-eugh i| nacraaluitad rancellaltag
af campaign engagement* i« wtbrr
aaaIhero cilia*
Tha diner and
Ihiltmaa effervd hy the Henat te
wit * expected *Jh b* uf mpeh • * 'l i f t a* It wa# »«p*&lt;i*d la ronvert
Idtal end th* dlaer tat* a field tup
dipt? •
TV* relief train Included 10 tank
car* e f drtnhiag water, Hire* baggaka rare h,&lt;&lt;M WAh fond and
medical euppUro, a day r*aik and
Senator Rabiaaap'a roarhaa. Fime
hundred gallon* af milk for in­
font* in th* aturm area formed a
pertian ot the eatRo, while athei
itrma inriwdnd 100 rati, M 0 0
U-avee af broad, i l l barrel* af
duinfartagu and athay emergeacy
•uppirna.
Twenty Miami phyalriany and a*
many nur*«a
i .lunlrored their
aerrtro* and were park, * f U e ro- j
lief P*r y when it pnilod mat.

|4/

iio r lh n r a t

» Irik m g

the n y u t

i »*&lt; h
I U fu ll
fu r y a i Pafm
lleaeh late Sunday a fte r a o o a .
'T h e atorm re n te r w hich « m
I appro innately I w m ir f *•
nula*
&gt;la 4 ameter watlnW ii aimoat with-

|'* » daemtien la *
n&gt;rtka»,ity
dirntma pnaaing ever t&gt;h»**h*b*U
1'hyi
llartrtw,
lairlaihl.
IU4*
CUy and -a Urn gaaerai atmrtaa
af I n n w M
. rtmtiraliy Iha entire. n.|gw aea.
Kaa af riertdn from Ukaa.hakae
City a«r1 h and r r m Fart lawtar*
dni* tn Tampa v* per maced wind*
I of al W«t* gale tn(*a***y Reaferi

t« dimia
••*#.» *,counted fer Okie by the
fart that the tree* ami high land
ef thg ridge MlH ungad I, 4i»-

• .p-rwHU damage »*• rn«-*d te

m*

L

•t fled reported dlrnvUy to Ik* \
path ef the ttorm cwwter. •waging
•eittoi* ' « iii » j » . P n thw hurtf. ^
can* **«rwd .hgktly to the m i ,
*m| rrvvivlag only the eater *dgw
of the (term, felt oethlag worm

to f*wrt,&gt; Mica where th* n t * * i *(
•offering fv»m U d Week* W ed
than fifty * h W ham* wletha, , '
Indian hurti*an* liu reeved w.lh
The Ig it Caail **,114* I,tag ho•*»ry t.p eft,,
tweeg goer U u J t d i U u d Dap. 1
Prrentent C m lgyv I*» i4*d on i p lene (Week U *e.d In W *
»e- Vj
rpegt V* U a Arne r a w paapia ta rkai eatvwi taw wwr»« hu fM lag r«*wi
tribute “ prwmytly and meet gwaar. tk*
rtu where th* wtmha, honwg '
j txtely'* ta th* Rrd t rwae fund for •n MOlniermpted « e n y from (he
'ha relief * f l‘ *H* llieo and Virgin •ea, piled hug* * * * * * from Urn
■
l.lnrete. It* rhnrat Urtaeyl the hur. AilantK «r*r hulkWad* and uiW
i.
' h aa* da.aaialien m * u
****• e**hdt* rt.r*i *vf hatm*«
From
•
1whelming fita ttii* in the** lataafe IVanpnno to Stuart the prnpaK g
[and pledgvl "all patelhla *»«'»t
laaidgw * * t rep. r w headway |»
Ihia MetiaMl ku.tdrwd*
af hiaa*
• »r» flnttvaied vwt ami More* * f
•
affW* kwlldlag*. sarehoume, i d . /
•l&lt;&gt;»&lt;* w»r* dvnetlahml
A* (he *Uk«m center nroewded mi
'
it&gt; narthweatwarj march, hath t«*
‘«je.it h ami laUaaitp dtmkahgdk
j
ll-ghect wind* Ware fell here Win
Sunday night e hen th* iterw* raw­
er * * * &gt;« the «l*ia ty »f ■%*bring, hwt a* it approached, aa ladtratmi
hy rapidly falling harnmatria pram
.
I I* AltlH. Hepi t«
Tw» handred
rnr*. ta* vaiadly
- f th* wlad
'and thirty.fi&gt;* h e lm have Im * w
• •*o«d
ah Maathar farw.
i m n r li d In liteatWInwy* while e-»
'
lie*
•(’ &lt;1 di»pwirh*g M
reived hy the m n u irr af roh»nl*«|
ot
pit w thr t "*tat horrhana d alh•uml# the atad* nf lh* herTWaa*.
•l a m ninteaa af MO.
At A w’rlaah thla w eeing the
t e t r i* , were dliie w d at Marti
direct aa af the avad had ah tff 4 ' ^
ni&gt;|u» hy a total wa** nkirh.
w ill It wa* eemtag dtrwctly * d
•wa«w|ed * *cure af •iwell h o t*. A
af lh* • aat, leading ta
’ I
few hpiiOT Were wrecked and .« * .

* - *■■*#•d ..t. *****

tkey l*rm#d a rar* with daath -!» * ■ "» • '
,
■«- ntumpi to f u * um «nwr thr*
— —
*
ild ia la r* M w * ’ h*y carry aM ■
' WASMfPfCTOJf.
fUpL
ta
h *e fhreaie t* kill (he t« » and
j (IN H )—Pi*«i4-nt
CowUlg* wd'ivend M* head |* th* frantw pay.
‘ atef i nn hi* trip la Varwvn*! about *nU.
th* middie e.f thi, week tie p U 't
Th* a l.lverier, aha at ftrot de
( (a be aw*r threw dav*. rHarm-g mended phiymu (rwm A. Flank
I by ih* end a ! iN* week. The Pte»*- Iltaieri. Italian *#«#r i*rlrw le r
drht, * k » will be ar«wmpeni«4 M fur the rHarn of hi* &gt; w , &gt;**t*r.
Mr* Co-i* .|(*. will atop at Nwf*h |day **a| what they called final
kinpl*n. kfaaa , la el* t Mr* I r o n * ; demand*, h * k * l they aaha.l f*e
C eeihur. nHither uf Mr*. Caultdge, f IS.AIM an I Urwalening ta decapwbo h*a be'n ill in a hMpitel tb*r* . iuta the child and a**4 the per.
*unw u «t ll.crm ter
[anln “a Idle pm hagn.’
*
Th* t k k f Xd*ru’ lv* plan* ia W
The** uwd*r arreata. who tb* pa­
in Nor (lajagtoH only • few b»wi* tiro u i f nr* member* ef (ha hand
pMaaailuvg th* i»vw day
fir - me MaleaUr*
Naatruienm aw(
K M tk. Vl . w’-'le he •apret* in BapaMa Achwdn. atrwady charged
arrive *a Thureday awtiuM I'l*, w lb thg ktdndgMg. and Angela
adni plan* r«U fur him |* #Uy n: fNthii, an nIUgwd eal«r1i-mgr. The
I’tyouNilh Th-tkJay Haight and pofa* **U ih*v knew tb# name*
I 'r d iv , p uhatly
vetwipng |a « f th* &lt;*4k*v three aaem they rbarge
Vaikvrgtc-A that anow night •• n* perpetrated tha kidnaping, bat
111 be balk at tha M'hl'e llw tu dal hot Iwen I them.

’

May Finds (irapt'fruit Dnmu^o Heavy
Bartow Hardest Hit In Polk Bounty

Robinson Cancels MiamiFngagement
To Iread Relief Party To Palm Beach

cancelled hi* I|»ak ng engaganwnt
* Ug*h
A
purtan ght an-i &gt;&gt;iafd
“ • K* m&lt;‘ uf E. J. Trof • in Miand U*t
with thouaandi of mh*»* In lewirr
savage* in Umn ing offer* a f *»,i»Unre In thr
&lt;b» relayy dehn were aUurn atricken i t n abont Weal
**♦ duwntawn aectian Palm Beach, aordtrg t*&gt; n wire’#**
*»d havoc with algnv, meaaag* roceiveJ here from thr
**r&gt; «.n# bo ng gam- Trapiryl Radio ,U tl»n
• •Meat. T p „ p|*|(
Fenalur Kck'auii. » h * arrived
, l la IU gg.it •* con- In Miami 8nn&gt;**r. «fMr»d a Pull­
***• Firak Streak and man rnr and hu private din*r to
* * • '**n&gt; blown in carry eupptie* &gt;i Weal Palm Beach.
huiiaroa roUhiUh- T h * two roaebr. wire h w U t « "
J**^«rd Av*i\up
had ta a apecial train of I® car*, wMch
•rked window*. TU# moved out o f th» Magic t'ity )* * **• ^ n i . g , to atock* tertpy morning far W rit Palm
when th* Bearh. ftenater and Mra Ratda’h* turrenf* uiuier a m acramparurd th# relief train.
Th* Senator -iki he wuald rt
tranaonu.
were numerous. main in tha * vrm area a* long a«
hi* aervica* were of fa i n , even

Vf’ er keier :i4nh‘ « «• pwbitah
MeMay he.n»»a af a lack ef
pwwer and 1*1* graph fncittt m .
The Sanford lleratd coin** ta
Ita n n i r n lanlght handteappet
karian of tm tiiwnl wire &lt;iiff&gt;.
nanw^w
rulTte*. TVi |l&lt;nliT&lt; tenant
wire, near ekwh It Me* eee
lid s
mane m .«w word* daily, t u
u n r e a l.tltr r m g h a u t lh» day,
i h a itrevroling the paper from
givtag a cumpiet# report Ml the
worM'* happeainge, paittreiarlt
T h v W ent Indian hurrirM M
a* to the cterm.
TeWgrephw
rerruw efll ymhahly he re* . which t!rm *4i«heil Snn Juan,
rtared tuatgnt to e m it* TN*
nwrpt c*p y N « y u u . and w g*
Herald tn g »e the new* in fait
r * l » 'r t « l » f f M iam i f o r ty S u n ­
tomoeraw.
day m o rn in g , c a n tiim fd
ita
jitr v a n ta tin e «our«w
to
»)*«.

gr«K fru« amt 14 per rent of the
many* crop are t r p r w n lo i in
tla n t.m ilr

(Jovcrnor Orders Out
Medkal Outfit And
Infuntry Comiuiny

\eering To Northeast
At t'ednrkcyftJlurnVnnc Passes.\ hove
t
City OfJacksonville

Herald NcwsWirels
Donn For 2nd Day

two milthia hoara ot il'r v i Ira ta
wei&gt; 4 &lt;lro&gt;r,f in P&gt;*lk rwmly hy
the
t topical
hurrirwae.
w*nh
«tr&lt;* c Monday night, a n m i i a j l«
Alien I Walker, president of the
D n4a 'Otrua Ore were' CWat.ng
ll o » ..
who ataivd
that holy CO per cent yf thr

n n n " H* I •- «•*&gt;• W e.t hal
Inight if lhr n**A* wer* fuu&gt; i
br in IM W lUf condition N’etthrr
Maj. Rtaven* n*r Capt, llutchir
h n learned whether there were
rpy other military unit* lent frvOT
thi* te th-ei ta the de*a*ta‘ e-( »ie^
They wer* a’ «» w Ihovt any far
I her infortnaltc n a* tu th* eitewi
of |h* I - * of H r .m l property
damage
lit the tUta*
Ilea, hat, T r *
• hick Utr* Um brunt » f th* her.
ricarw
.

(331,011*7.

F*f tree* wer* uprootmi
®Mlai aection* and del*.
*** through practically
*■ limit, of tmwa w*r#
N pUnta and »knibhrry
'• » and auning* tarn
A T L A N T A . tiAe
S*P»I* haagifig. Many hamma
Ct*d tiemagri alghtiy Sr:i*tor Jwrph T. RoWnacm. !&gt; * » * .
•hat, ripped o ff roof rmtic vie* prv*i&lt;i*ntlal nom^aee

jPalm Beach Disaster:
Storm Center Shifts

— U l M I .R •II4V K N , .‘-rpr. t*
Iteiaeoa • mil,'lea ami half i|U

Nat infill
(iuatd, itepart.-l in three Urg­
in '* 1 1 and twu private car*. They
were unirmat out aW&gt;allan*o«»lf.
*««h .c -mncwruling officer treaty ng
th# following order i»m Cat Vie
Ut« It. CnlUa*. ndjwUvu genet .1 4
wet cut eldera'ey lea* thee i w
St. Auguitin*:
An accural* eetiatat* af Ike
Th* merer o f W ed t*atm Be* 1
Unvag* deft# tktwwgbeot Ih* frail
I* rr-»uc»ung aaaiitamo from etc’ * •rlt prwhahiy will not he maa*
m iliti H a m d with your d*U h lor two ar three dayw, ha aaid,
rwenl ta that city, reptrtlag ta th. hut an t e a a* complied hy th*
•rrvwr* line officer In rfliacue: •tearing huw** r**ub* will h*
for duty In aid of civil, author Hr* enn-mtwrd ll*rn*4**Uly.
Ity
order
of
the,
y «fr m &gt; '
A hurt-rd .arwey nf Isdh .wte&lt;Signed! Vivian
II Colli**, »J ty hy H 1. Wnnng J r , Tampw
htch deva*tated l‘alr&gt;. jutaid general**
cm v . tv Butted In th* fallowing
.nbng to a telegram
(In Mai M evrn a'rtaff are- t'apl
Th* Herald thi* nn.m. A \V Knn». and l-.cal*. II.r H
‘ ***• * “ * I 'W In Mi- Uathbuin anil Willivm IU ‘ (ndey even ng hut wa. ( apt || .t. h ln -n '-, e u f f Im le l-d
I In SftAionl, «»n »r S rfft* M&gt;ll«r)«v, rim rrun
uwi
line, of rnfnwurilrilHM JDorur»l. mmi Cor* It #11#*
lietworn h.re an I 111.
The data-hmrvtlt W*re e»|»- t. «
"

TAU-AIIA-S&amp;KK,
tiepi.
Ih
Rnnl lax pavmen'* tn Hie varintri
r tuntica of Florida from wh’rh th*
-fat* obtained It* proportional*
*hare prove*! tb* grratot alpjle
tr-iney-produclng item
for the
•late trratury in AugUat. Ufa
morthly tepotl of John (', Luning,
•late trerumr*r, rhowa.
Fund* derived from mad ta ra­
ta |.; 17.771.0ft.
turn
nmountml
Nani A enter In (hr prudwrtmo vf
revenue w*&lt; th r, l«*»n»e and ga­
las, which ydlilni I U U I 2 -M , an]
lKen ram* general revenue, with

M e m b er A u d it Itu rrau O f Cl r e n t a l*

Million And Half To
Two Million Hox»»s
Of Fruit affected

TAM PA, Sept. 1*.— The tropical
hurricane, which *truck (hr Kwl
C‘«n*t Sunday night, left
;«oH of i| lh Okerc-hoKee, ecciuluig
1In a report iw » l* H here Monday
night hy l VI. $ I . l/iwry. mro
nian.irr nf the 11 C|h
artillery,
* k i ialkrd ovrt lung (balance trl.
«phone with ( ’apt. Rupert Smith
of A rrada, who wav »*?&lt;• to the
O k r a l w W nrrtlon early Monday
morning tn iftv*.«tig«t* the rxtrnt
&lt;&gt;f the idurm.,

Tn* poll* utioned ct M oYlitrk
■ thla morning and wrrie to clot* at
J aurvlnwn. nr 0 32 u’rlnck Th* f r*l
baltid wav reel hy II C. Dulloar,
th* aerond by Vlvlrn Sprrr and &gt;h*
third by W . K. Ib tu Mayor E. t .
Ilouahnldtr
an I
Cornmiatlunr-

IM *

Or.inue Trap Also
Hit Hurd Monday

Storm Path Veers To
West Slightly After k
StrikingOkeechohec
John J, *U&lt;do.\ new i lo .in u n
•*f the Democratic National t
mituw who i» n'jly .ilrcttinu the
SimU».ltoMom,n firm r.
A*
»-e,H| |4clure, the l i m tlnrr Mr.
liaakob hn» aat for No portrait
•Iner tiny campaign began.

IH.

Polk County Reports
l ifly l*er Cent Of
Crnpcfruit ArcDestroyiMlIlyfllghWind

Tampa's Nii/hrst ;i
Windls.11 Miles |'

IVees Uprooted
SevcralPrivate
ges Unroofed

S K I T K M ll K K

Filling- ( ’offers

Most &lt;&gt;rCasuaHic«Rc|H»rtec^ in Families
Oil Hanks Of Lake;!
Property IiOssllcavy
v
.
**

HnrdWhileSome
lagelsCnusedTo
\l Citrus Trees

* to citrut tree*, parpapafnnt tree*, rould
t 'J
today li:cau*c
A aunrvy had been
hfruit in aevcral in­
S put tad all on th*
&gt;bi otl^ir part* of the
'rwaped
practically
■ damage la bclitvaJ
» lu ffir n l by the

» i oijinv. n ksimi

u

grow llgtaar a# tha atecm cental
araaenl i«pe*»*etntlroa af th* fam ­ paaaad an t* th* dlcInHp id Itwde
ily, pollen effWiala and an aaaiat ‘ City and lavaraaaa. hn aaut.
aa| aim *‘* attanwy.
A m n f i i n d hy hie bndhaff. Mr.
On* af th* deputy mnroheia laid May made a aurvey * f Putt rami fy
gwenyamenf men leday had arroal- yaatarday. They eiai^d UkeUnd.
*4 (Ww men whn aro auip*y\«d af Rarlew. Pkani City and aerernl of
arignatlng tha ratactiro WtUri tha pbaaphal i pc"daring maker*
Uf ru taO tree* war* reported U

TwuMen Futall
Shot In Attempte
l .'n l i L i r v
I ■* I evelte* i
Bobbery
Inlndmnu
KY4M1VILUC. Ind, Sap*. IA&gt;—
P d a * ar* atUmpHng ta pact *wgethry be*** *fkd« *4 M altampdad
holdup la which twu m*w war* fat
ally *hoi. W o
BaAaamro. It.
pewminani ( &lt; u i d U a Mtarnay. wa*
found dying from tiro fcallrt
wvwade ta from wf hi* beat* Fndag
aighi. and Frank Mitta. t*. al
N m
wa* fawad dwad in a DaM

�SANFORD IIERAI.D. SANFORD, FLORIDA*T S A T U R D A Y , SEPTEMBER IS, 1918.
&gt;he r u v e r n *
industrial

W e a t h e r 'R e p o

How They Stand

W A S H IN G T O N . RepUS— (IN S )
— Along the South Atlantic c«ia»t
the wind* w ill be moderate^ e*-t
and northeait, increasing Sunday

Yesterday’s Results

bas been &lt;|Uitr a* impressive thl*
week a* waa I'erkln* In surrertive)&gt;• di*po*nig of dangemu* Don

(Only game scheduled.)
n a t io n a l LEAG UE
St. Louis, IS; Philadelphia, «.
Cincinnati. 1: I’ltuhHrgh. 4.
N rw York, 0-5; Bo*ton, 1*1.
(Only g»me* schedule.!.)
S O I'T IIB IIN A S S O C IA T IO N
Bittningham. 2; Atlanta. 10.
Nashville, fl; Memphi*. I I .
Chattanooga. B; Little Rock, 4
Mobile: 7; New Oriean*, 0.
A M E R IC A N - A R H O C IA TIO N
Columbus, 2; Indianapolis, 0.

St. Paul 2; Milwaukee; 2. IT»
Mr Mot, Yates, Dawaoti and Voigt, called 5th, rain.)
official medalirt for the tnurngLouisville. 2; Tolr*io, 0.
mrnt. At that only
In fUnhe*
Minneapolis, 5; Katisai
against Wolcott, Brown *nd Ita\
Goitun a n Jone* more effective
than s a i Pefkma. IWit, of course,
hi* 7U'» against John Beck and
Phili p* Finlay the tart two day*
left no room
for
comparative
Sew Yolk
argument*.

League Standings

Matching card*
with
I’erkln*
iyesterday. Jones wolfTj have been
three up at the 24th hole, th-point at which he bad deflnit* lv
crushed Finlay by 1.1 and 12. lie
was "u p ” oil. I’erkln* the day lie
fore too, Annihilating Beck, an­
other Englishman by H and 1*

U N IV E R S IT Y
O F F L O R ID A .
Gaines* fl le( Sept.
U -(A t « f t ic
N ew . Bureau)— W ith tha aacorul
week of practice fart growing tu
a close varsity football prosper
at the Unlveraity of Florida aro
beginning to assume a bright hue.
In tho absence of Head Coach
( harie* W . Barhman, the tutorial
ataff of Joe Redenk. Nash H ig g ­
ins and Joe Ibilsinger. have be&lt; n
carrying fti in splendid manner,
and the 'Gator mentor would un­
doubtedly lie pleased to aer the
great spirit arvd rnthuriasm that
ha* become *&lt;» noticeable in tie
tank* of the
candidates.
It’*
rcififf In lip n real acrap f»r

-Philailrlphia
St. IjoiiI*
Chicago
Waihlngton
Detroit

Clivclam l
Boston

Cumparntivt

i-.

fio

Boston
Buffalo
Chicago

II
74

Atlanta

i-. . &gt;i. . i

Trmjie rat urea

Lo w

n ty

An&lt;l If Jones is really Jone* he
_■_ .

over north portion, and Increasing
nnrtheait ovvr »nuth portion, b-*
coming strong Sunday on the F la t,
ida coaat, and gale force off the
m a rt, w ith wind* oT hurricane
force tonight and Sunday In the re
(inii of the Bahamas, and weather
fair over north add overrart and
•bowery, over south., portion, to.
night and Sunday. O ver the Kat*
Gulf the wind* w ill he moderete
eto* or aorthrert. becoming fresh
northerly near the Florida Strait*
Sunday.
Portrait till * P. M. Sunday.
Po* Florida, rnnrtly fa ir tonight
and Sunday, e rre p t *howt|-» In
southeast portion Sunday: moder­
ate northea*t wind* oW*r north and
we»t portion*, lncrea»lng by Sun’
day and Increasing northeast or
-north wind* over southeast portion
&gt;&gt;eeoming fre*h tonight anti itro r*
Sunday.
F o r evtrvmp Northw ert Florida,
partly rloudy tonight pnd Sunday,
po**lhly shower* on the coa«t;
tnotlrrate ea*t or nortthra*t wind*.

rhlragu
I llenvxr
Jacksonville
Kan«a* t’lty
1 Miami

*2

lllltcin, like Perkin* wu* ch.-im- (&lt;
Pittsburgh
77
plon »n hi* own right bcifci*- he
,
Cincinnati
c-ver *n« Am niru, but llerrr*huff, ”
Brooklyn
(Ttl
unlike June* ne*ir wn».
And, cl
Boston
14
»„, not only does the analogy cease ri
&gt;tl*hville
Philadelphia
42
at thl* point but it sloe* »e&gt; ••
New York
HOI T IIB K N \SS(H A T IO N
with dl*cpiltling e»frct ut&gt;on Per. h
Pru.acota *
kins' chnnce* of rep-uling the |i
Pittsburgh
i Itit nr* triumph and liecuine ama­
M em phis
San A r t i v n
teur champion «t the two n^ajor'),
Birmingham
San F ru n .b c o
countries. Unfortunately for i‘er- * j.
1 1
kin* hr wib 1h.&lt; meeting no (
St.laiui*
C h a i t - m -&gt;g*
llerieihoCf t«*day.
.
4
Salt U k e C ity
Middle
lie Will Is- meeting, a* * matter
Tampa
New Orb an 1
of fart, at ortCe the grratert
Tuledo
Atlanta
amateur and the grentrst medal
Wasbinton
Ncuhvilli
j.layer the world nas ever known '
and u man kryni up to III* dual l
W O R T H IN G TO N — ID)ad lending
re*|Hin*i dlity of ck-frnding a Idle d
to W orthington ladr.g paved with
&gt;• won tn 11*21 .1025, and lti'27, h
asphalt.
to ray nothing of theprertige
•
of American golf.
|
M E L B O U R N E — $50,000
.lock
Jour-* i.n 'hr other hand will
company formed for purpose of
Iw meeting what many term the .
1 rtaldishing canning factory here.
finest amat-cr England ever ha* f
sent here.
Hr. c»( course, may *
BOM BAY, Sept.
15 (I N S )—
turn out
to (*• no rely the la-at J
PLANT C ITY -Stravrtirtry acre
The inip-irtnnt
I-gal
|co'.nt nf
rl.ampion Eng.and ha* iiad thl* r
ngc in Wauchula sort ion will l*e
whether
the
ieal»tration
and
prnyam Inn (he hook-up for the
double Hurt o f last year.
linal* look* goirtl in th-. idlling '
cluctuci of a motion picture in th
and a grant gallery I* certain
FOREST HILLS, N. Y.. Sept. 15 United State* guarsnte-* it* ropy,
to roam Brae Bum’* histcirie
(INS)
lle-eri CiKhet. h* of l*'1- light in India, i*
l i lie tie. France. The ptoducyr* ask foi an
Jurr.
Galic temperament, ha| $J* tided by th" Bombay High Cour*. injunitlon ami damage*.
The ,*dy thing needed in truth, ib-ry
I
"
■
The defemtants have ilenied that
to make 1 I0- iiaa.ne** |H-rfect -I* 1|,kle I.' *y Ml I*- I' " I'll "
The point hat arisen in the
Joe llumphiles and hi* ullu Ido to
1 r'nainpi'in*hlp pitch a* I may l*a Course' of a motion for an Interim the films in their potret.lm pT*
iiuutn ing Peikin* a* I ' &gt; "|Hi|iutai e
1 xp c ted lu lie the Coche-t •&gt;f m- injunction by Dmigla* Falibink* uliaulh-iriti- copies or imitations,
pugilistic
|i ■c.ijurt
uf
t 'e
o l d ce
, nt Davis Cup play memory when
and other* *valn«t "The Indian end further cottU-ndcvl that tinrarurhl.*'
• .
he take* th*- count thi* afternoon I'n tore* Distributor*, ' restrain­ film was not copyright in th*
Il &gt; i* at] " f that, n L ib cr ngoinft Frank X. Shield* o f New
ing the defendant* fruit infiing Brit'sh territories.
^rst, lu»t nnd e't regular inter- Yoik, in the »cntl.flnal ttuin | fur
A
temporary Injunction has
Ing upon the plaintiff* •opyrigld
* • 1* ill l■*•»wec•n. 'l III* ie o n e c l e - j
(he iiak&gt;eenal tlnglsa ti-nni* title.
in the film "Tii Thief of H.ig lad.’ iieen l*iui*l in favor of the plain­
mrnt that give* J'erkin* u than e. 1
( ’ticket hat elemonf Vnteel clearly
Til 1 pi tint tfe «l egr that the tiff*, ami a definite deciiion is
Another I* ihut be I* uuit_- 11
dt***fibut Ing
C"m|an&gt; 1 vpetted shortly.
golfer. Anyhow, Bouton t’ * ii|id. tills w uk « fart which ha* been Indian
Ie of Anieliian golf, won't mutf 1 suspected for a lonr tinu. He i* iintMirtrd in'.u India nnd distrib­
elouhl a wondetful ‘‘nioney’ uted for exhibition uUthollved
(.his unr. There probably will !«- without
i
or *p»cia' match player hut be Is tapirs and Imitation* of tha film
as many n* I0.1HM mountain goal
k in human gid*e on the pirntii &gt; ! not 1* good.tuuitiame-i.' 1 contestant •llrsed to leave lion
made in son.
by nddiiuy.
nnd the pr*»|K*ct of meeting »»em
The III )' depressing featUlc Ilf in*ly mediocrv players In early
th* i&gt;c-ra*ion 1* the leconl of the reeuiil matches hurra atiel evrit Irk
Joneft-Ptrktn* match m t S Walk
him.
The Fienchrnan'* fcliinr
A b U C V tb h F l L M X N O W W t N N IN O I V L N G M b A lb il b U O U O i
c-r run *eije» „ few week* ngit.
.loner Won tlint 1 ro- so en«4ly thst l^( that he ha* the tendency to
the cbig-ldting-tlie man thing Tie underrate any oppoiien'i who c
ranie new* again. Ill* margin o f nnnu e|oc * pot get intu tha head
victory « « i 11 up ami 12 t - play’ llnre.
ami maybe th- welter w.-uld re
Ih it ripUin* in *onir ineasur-*
ganl thi* u« 101 poitan' if It was­ why he hail such terrific Iwttle*
n't for two con«&lt;! ration*.
with Junior Coen on Tuesday anil
(Ini' of these wa* Hagen's I* with IT fa Mercur the followlm'
and 17 defeat by Cotnprton th1- elay.
tear and IValtrr'* victory in th(M’ ALA Rapid progres l-ein.-t
Ilr ti*h &lt;l|H-n Ju*t a week late 1
'I he either l» the fact that the Tom ninilc un ronstructinn of new B en 1'cikili* who Idvw ‘ hat one i . iird&gt; eiorfl A Mason ice plant e-nAdam*
the same man today. Ilr isn't the I Stn-et.

Bombay Court Will
De c i d e Important
Poi nt Of Legality

Hope For SolutionOf
• Agricultural Prob­
lem Seen In Plans
Moacow, Sept ia,l!»2S— (INS&gt;&gt;— The white of Soviet aurrender

M B ftibly
•d supply f t
10 bushel* o i l H m for
itpioft «
ad t i t r
indepenI want* partial
peasants
m the hauty
w w r be
|y farm* can
MBl*
Iffirc n lly. The
in a dominating* figi-r
Tore* of n n m h lt"
„f
the
Indiilfitria lli"
L government h°Rpe* tu
Lby. the
L .a n t s ’ goo.1 w ill^
C H IC A G O . Te p ^ ^
American golf fo^
°f
Lmi*e that the » » \
Rha*
**» wet, t\» turf „ Z
r ever and th»t W rice the green* are to* y
to exactly »uit n n - t j
,m 10 to 2U I** W
Th at. Ii th« rp i* J
ilr thdfolt of
Crum the hntoh |J
u Mill in the * d ll
member* «f R* g l

Britons Findli
Wet,TurfrS
AndGreenfl,

la waveing u ve f^h * Krem lin
in
tbe direction of the capitalistic
peasant hordes i" the province*
bout 5 percent
who refuse to accept Communism
such conriUloit* j (
on any o t h v -t b » n * co^
c*'*’
| the »ufflelent gfain
basis. Plane ary afoot, with the
help &lt;tf Amerfcan farm ing expert*,
for a lasting jwace in the bitter
bread war belwren a cnmp»rall\e
bandful of Communistic factory
So I’ lwlit
worker* and employe* 12n.tgl0.000
leader* are ’r o t i l
tillet* of the eull who •till cling
•^3 obstacle* t»»
tet\»ciou»ly to the “ shocking" ideal frontcl nutnsrou*
of private p rp 'rty .
thl* r f M l one of
c. the existlnfc
i, including m V
Hope* for a »oulutlon nf the ing r
m| ' state farm* i« belr
grain problem are pinm-J on. a col'ec
gigantic project of Indurtriallxed m o dlrlrica n farm in GeorguA
farming, which Cnmnmpirt party direct!* M r. W eir. Foreign!
and govymmrfit leaders are dia- large-4 farm ing c*ince»*lonsrt
Ilka th l ithe German firm 0&gt;
cussing.
- •
The plan t.-nUtve!y call* for Kruppl Il»ecn compelled to take
the establishment of 125 wheat up cat4uixing in addition t*&gt;
ranchr* of about 100.000 acres In grain Aing in imler to prevent
the next three years. It cnlli for huge «llt

cup ttam hate jx*l
visit in t v Ran#* jJ
Bob o link,

Kntink Twi l-t
" In F. iglsTd
* M W » ’X »i‘md * T
thl* cat try* N » «_
dad, cat tit *f ^
&lt; f», exp iiai;.
•O tar Arretr*
«
keep* M* fuf
^
(hot* get 1-* r ; ^ ;
green* on*t*4Wtwj *,
to th* nix b W u* &lt;
an expenditure of approximately
** lighter turf M ix fc ,
The Itrnment. however.
Ib00.-000.00u for agricultural ma­ not p*4l arly in raising grain trickle our i-*u,Vm
. hin.rv. ii actors, peasant*' homes. at a pr&lt;A n a basis of the leg»lW a little, in*te»4 *ttrrw«|
right t» the
U ta

.fixed &lt;1•*tlc grain price*. Lx- the start we rad rm 1
port gtil an rort from 10 to in when we f t the wahtJ
per ceni|„e. Iiecause It l» n *^ 1 •ary to try
r t rtV l
to get fjLahle balanr* of trad* gViH-ne an.1 one* ». th.(j
shcw.t direct ( w r i w
•nd r*'l
trickle, we wett d
industria
American rorthd* rt
that higl
tlon* lit gulf sreriwtd
than no
England. UwtU.bfi W
The I t l problem
cause of the istinw M
grratsst Iflculty.
the isles nf B-tby M i
reluctant lgWf up 1
ta. (Jeorgix

I x e d That is » slogan which h»*
ai bnst tempo f inly supplanted
the vain gloriou* attempt to make
f.'nnimunirt out of the peasant*.
It I* probable that a crop of A m ­
erican agricultural expsrt* wil! be
called in at fat map out and nunage the ranch*** on Vlilrh every
bit of vvotk will lie dune by ma.
vute farnl and war
chinrry
wage *la\ on lan.1
With any kind o f normal dccannot cal heir own.
ve|opni*nt of commercial relation
•tilve u ihe *ami
between tlie Soviet*
and the
the **
UnitOii Slate*, American agrirult* f t t "GB-e
factory
wi
er»
In I
ura! Implement firm* ought to be
able to corral about $250,000.0(10 and we ll ke Job*
flirm.’’ th.- **&gt;'.
wurth of bu»lne»*.
TIm 70 V1 ament o
One Amrricnn tarm expert. Ha­
rold Weir, a graduate of the. Uni. pay tfa h it wage*
And the iociallatl
v an ity of IVnn*ylvanta,i» unready
walking with government author- mrnt may 'ark on
Itiea. He ha* started out to -urvey
ST.C LO lD thvfirst niodle ranch of
.O0.0OC
acre* in the fertile grain produc­ building .Stlflo'
way.
\
ing area of tb« North Caucasua.

•V

k*rtJ

Tom Peikinv th* I
British smstuer rt«J
1* * that
1 Ige* a*

c e* get
I IUjtil.lt

played wit% th* * * »
hare, was nisulutvt
can very •'flea. It 1
bright ruiment *f lah
and often i.t s *g M
blaxcr or J^ kit, »‘*H
er?d a golf diewsaMj

Engllthmeti.
Not** of the
the old fasYJoart kaj
ter* but pUyed *41
style of knlckerx
this Briton 1 indagal

Jackets.

Two-Door Sedan

^Jlte M ew S ix 6 5
THE BOOSTER NEWS
Volume I
l*ubli*lircl in Ihr ill
trrrsl o| the prop.r
scf
Sant *•&gt;*!
ami \Ye atund the Sun­
Srmlnulr County by day Kvi.nln.t I'atothe
mint- at tiir C o n g r-calioiial ( hutr' U&lt;.
Kent Multir Co. Holiday.
it
w*»
womDiful. T h ry put
H airy Krnt
on a Rant amine rv Editor
rry Homlay rvm m *
and it* very hrlpful wnd I'litertam-

Number h

Four-Door Sedan

is p rov in g it

”€ h iefo f the Sixes

f•

Kent Motor
Co.

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A BEAUTTFVH. beautiful motor car­

Whu', nr i t ?

Bill r«nu&gt; in. iHiughl
u lli*-il an-l'tabl u
this on*-;
T h ta trr lU n tiiria o
rushing up tu Man
a g rr: “ Corns i|UKk.
Sir, T h - Vita|ihonr
has gone haywire
and I ran't find "til
w tala wrong.**
Manags-r, “ Writ, It*
Up tn yau old spurt.
that
T h r I’rutrstor was Get Iwhir. 4
mm
liian ordin­ srrvrn aiul aiakr a
Clara
arily abtert mirwird noise ilka
1**1 rvi-ll.ug
lie llow. *
diupprt) hi* dyipapA man if known by
11. C*
I’rtrrniaii rig tablet Hi a |&gt;a|
nil kb hi* frivnda, a 1'Utb
ramv. i'*
Pur ItiWvd thi
ies* its lust'imer*.'
( i.a*rJ a nice new Itlrphi tie an&lt;| swat
he did Judge u* by our*.
Whkiyiet - V a n yea- llo w tiw r,
admit thr Chandler
U id ay.
Hevurty-Five vt t 1X)HT — Between
4::’« and 5.00 p. m
sonndrefill value.
Rodney
&lt;'a pel's
Five gvil la 11*.
many friend* will
( all lamn l.ritijf.
be (deaaad to h*ain Mika Kiel or Livingthat he ha* tetunv- rtns railed u* on
ed from New O r- the phuns the other
|"«nt and will bt day to tell us how
I ark on |hi» )oh lit ■he liked th. Boost­
Many
Kent*
M o n d a y er. News.
morning, lie will b« thank* for i)a rumglad to tell
you oinu-nt. Mi** iJv\Ye art
abctil Mood and Go- ingston.
01 Comnrrciai
lutubia tlivs over In jib*s*oi tii get them.

K O tm -D O O R S R D A N

In (h e errm en d ou * tu ccra s w h ic h
1 W i&amp; aJ*'
S I' !• enjoying it am ple rra*
V v' * • 7
son for dcsignatinu thi* great General
Motor* car "C h ie f o f the Sl*e».”
Never Ivaa any- new car risen to rapidly In the
estimation of motor car hu* er* frr during the
first alx mont)ra of 1928, over 136,000 Pontiac*
were sold— the largest volume ever achlevrsl
by any car during the first lialfof Us third year
In production! This great public acceptance
tells more o# what Pontiac offer* at $743
than even th* tncwi complete listing of auch
fcaturrsas Fisher bodies, lH6cu. in.engine, the •
(LM-H cylinder head, cn**s-(lovr radiator, fexit-(
cenvt mlled head lights, coincidental lock, etc*,]
etc.! Come in for a ride today and learn why]

.

T^flEELY acknowledged at the mort astonishr ing motor car ever placed before the public
ot I f " than twvivr Kundird Jollani I'uw *rfui,
v. &gt;11 »a&gt; T Powerful ia right I It darts up and
over the hard pull hill* with whirlwind cate.
Handlct Uke a dream in InlBc. And does a
good 65 and more if you open the throttle.
Just ma Itl Just drive U!

A N ew R oyal E lftit “ 8 5 ” 5 1

A New B i« S U $ 1 R O C

its sales sweep ever upward.

SEMINOLE M OTOR CO.
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, wheelbase. Cradled low t*»
Alive with sip. test and stamina,
eiderdown. N-ui•!•/•* aa a thoughtan hour, and more. We*angluivoBrakes. “ One Shot" centralixed ch
cation. Come ace* come drive, cow

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T H E SANFORD

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H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A

Forecasting: Slorais

NOT A JUDAS

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TAMPA TfMRS

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10 U*rtt*r w r W&gt;*«
'l l '• IteraJ.t. Kanford a. ?l«n*«r !.«»••
*eip» aulje'rltw* i* Hi* tnurna"
*S.ij»t N,w * e«rvU"*, ra-ulvlnic f.-om
tk l.
. i i i ' i i r n .w i
araantialluii
•••-tily ihuuanti-1 -r-.yit* itally caret'
e- nil U.i l&lt;a&lt;iltiK n m l i nf tar
akilr* world. Tli* 1 X S I* *•i
&gt;&gt; •rru*-ni it, Pimi.ia and **'*
M k im r “ n, lia..a,(»g atala lw * . la
VlUb-.ut r'l-ial

Ti." Herald la a h . iiiImi of *ha
A Vi lli lluirau of t’ lri ulk.lnna. *C
lni4wiutlluii.il Anvrialluii of Sum
Ual-cr*. A ’ - .f l .a .i . and .idvarll,Ink Aaant* wlilrii re-iuli* rarli
I' i. iiIIKiVi tncrtil.ar to tSmni I a
tUi.rntlMll .0*111
III auliecrttlltnn
Halt in M ilt' In ** t If * al.witulalf
all claltna nl t-i-rulallra aa well a*
litilKat liuvltleaa m*tl&gt;»4a.

II, I*-.ruth) llcllr Flanagan
. ,
— In the ro m rnnnw ralShu went down the little mad
i
away from town,
Lrnneil over the ho.l'V.av ht dgo

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anil watthed .1h.‘ lirt—l.,

lUilclied

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«f:ain*t h&gt; i gow,
Ifljt all *he rt«uId mm ujj 'i

wod wa. Fr»Tz

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foreit,

for a

»*rvrd notice

Well Meaning Names

not run on any ticket
If llrant la on, I'm
*?'
« r r - ifor^Ver
he made rt plain that If tk, P ^
plan wa, puaV.ed he wouy
j refine,, the noitiianima fur J ;
with him. but would t S ‘ ”5*4
rr
,hc
non,
) thr Tammany Uckjf
i e 'm * of fnrvv hr ! fc|
&gt;'Thrrr *•* "® * * f tu pta
f1 bring him Intd lint h%«
"ravril in.” Ifear* t « a , &gt;.mlth * a . nominati-i ^
that time un thjre fa, ^
any miration a . tl, *
real leader o f the l)rm%l
tranisation—vity #r\J t
ilouhi In who** hand. * „
the real I'ower."
Tammany i* a lang » cfj
word which rontain, m, ant hiatoiical s&gt;II«Mr. a .
rVange and the J,«t ..r.
A lfm l F.. Smith TVr*a
fnr more rra.- n to
many by Smith th,ks^
Tammany.

price—

u ii u u ) . mougifon

Architect
First Nat'l U»»v tW»
Sanford. Thu

PA IN TER ’S ]
Simon PureCitrw

I he Time, t. not nndi linking to |
jerform a* h*. defender.
The '
matter i, only raterreri to at all
for the purpose of dim ting atten­
tion to the mi teiuliW briglh- l-eing

and

Gem Farm Crop
f e r t il iz e r s ]

gone to by •aim- in t . p tr-a n ’.

(M'htiial rvigrncy.

ati'Vet jdai e,

It l« not out of |dure to «ay,
iKiwevrr, that of nl! th. men in
the pul In life nf thh nation
Water t l. re* i» un oiiU'attding a ,ample of honor and in'eitrit&gt;
t lo re i. not on. brni ntf
h i, nnghbor* and fellow-town*nien, among th - men ami women
with a to m be ha, lived fob p e r* ,
who will r.ot |a-ar witnr** that
lie i. ht m t and honorable. that
h# - I, a- hlgh-t«r &gt;-*| f n .tia n
genllvmat in the h r«i und fulle*t
meaning nf that ilealgnatinn. Hi*
wont i. I n Iriiid. lilt churaiter
I, hi, rtthr».

Knelt to behold her |Mirlruit in the
mngir pool
Hut nil that ihi could vi.ion w«i
y
hi* fare.
Tka Herald’* telephone rang *o
win h ye-lrrd*)' it *ounded like a
Idirglar nlurm.
4‘ f f Bobby June* didn't win the
national amateur rhampion*MPi
jib* l would Im new*.

It won -cMetiy IWo year* ago

In t r » of nil . tin* It i* paat
under •tar ding how he ■oil id have
Iteeti r,peeled to do nliythlin* »aVe

I'enterilay that the wont hurricane
,|1 the In -to r) of this •lute *triirk
[h&lt; roiiat at Miami.

"Ti mV* Tried j
and Crop TeMrd* fl|

hat he ha, ,old out I* to
unlx'lievalde anil the un­

O nr firand* are tU » k J
lodged atamlard liy v l
grower a
of
Ftno.1, d
judged nil fertihier* toe ad

it I .!• frequentty lr?rn said that
any bung i* fair In i-olitic*. The
T il
. pleaar.l that i* doe* nut
hold that opinion. It t* not fair
to pvi an honorntile, uptight man
In lh&gt; ralegory wilh Juila". It i*
t u*t to innuendo a foy.il demo­
crat irvio a ptilaverer foi money.

ly forty year*.

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I , People love to talk. The tWlmiMl
•ampaign headiiunrter* van
all the otdri* th*y want tu, hilt
j^olk* will *1 ill »ay that A| Sndtt
j* 'j, |{oiiian und 11fill Hoover i* ,«
Jtritiaher
Clinton Carne*. it want*, wa,
aonirthihg of a ludira’ man a*
Vnl| aa an unu*ual
ftnanrler.
'jiometiody connected with
the
’Sunthem It**ptlet ll.imi Mi*,ion
tnu&gt;t feel like a aueker.

jHilicy of

Viul The Time, ta muth miatakeo'if there are not many who
will rr ent *ui h unwarrant**! a*'
ptirwn'i* having Iieen in-ir.uatrd
agr.
Senator tleorge.
let it U- ripeated Walter ¥
(Ii.'iga i* not a Judae, •

CANADIAN LIQUOR SYSTEM
J A t K H O N k ll.l K

J O lf lt N A l.

We hope aortharn newrpaper,

THE FIRST

Will not refer to thl* one a , the**

"Florida hurrwan,” . It originated
in tha Windward hland* of tlie
l 'H . r Antilla*, wi|ied out San
Juan, Porn- it a*-, awe|&gt;t over Turk
lalpn.l*, and Naetau and did uot
luach Florida until after it had
already travrile*! over land and era
for several thousand miles.
*Thr ink wa, irarvety dry on our
editorial th, other &lt;Uy commenting
on the killing uf Tony lumhardo,
killed in retaliation fur the killing
u f Frankie t'ale, who wa, IlkewU*
a.Vfrng*amc victim, whrn the body
o f the *uppo*ad »lay er of Tuny wa,
f^4gi I in a pool nf hU***! at the
font of a flight of aiairt If It ware
not for Ilia humble aaam|da it
*|ls or the reef e f the country, l{
"¥ f hi l-f a owed hies jn*t Aii let
a f t P I A • at* rmmaU

Uwm

In Montgomery Senator Beflin
a id l»r, Btraton were denied th*
"E
tbe city •auditorium for
irttcvh"-* to be dirvwtedngaitwt Al
Smith. While wa believe in freedom
t^X peych and think th* Alabama
r trrrd in pravrnling the u*e
g
* city ppuperty for fuditiral
*e», still we cannot help hut
rather gleefully that it wa*
r i lapia Senator Heflin who said
the Kaiiate last tpnng that if
fwnatur Itobinaon (o u r vie* prrafd rritui ixtuiia -r) made that » | , « h

«
* cirtert.1* Tl»«n«*
w
eating liquor by the atal- govern
Vvaryl
Manta in ala ea Which *" daalft •* romplelaly *ati»fied
th , 4111 of thing in which a in t fu l |cpriation of the taw
fact finding XMdy would l*a far
more uaeful than Mr. Hoover’ *
prn|M&gt;M-d atud) of pn *ent day ere.
fnrvemetit cunditiiioa wl.h which
•veryone ta already tragicaVv well
acquainted. Hut the »tudy *tl*&gt;uld
come when political heat U.abated
ami aclrntlflr judgvmeiff ip )«&gt;»•
ibla.
The propoaed kOnllh ay*tern .U
similar In many rv*pecU to that
imW u*ed in aniqe prvvincr* of
t'anada and it wuiuld h** to Canadi
ii not rare. Primarily their
that a fact fimling body would
*5 to rejjgvg a , . HuaUan
look ftnt for experirOre wt h »urn
ga&gt;u)le&gt;{ la ha irriolerabla •yitein and it, rr*a)t* A treed v
the condition* in Caipwia aa 1 gw,
gard* control erf the UquoV evil gpv
faring report*^. Th* i*’) W (t k V t **
variant at th* point, of v irw» a
«irrr*putidrrfJ w rite , the Repuhttran
York Herald Tribune from
Canada that the sale of hard liquor
baa tnrrraae*! fifty per rent under
the Canada ,y ,te m and ’ aa much
liquor la told by bootlegger, aa la
•old la tbe fubrrnmrfit itu m -;

Hruukenra* among wt-nu-n, h* r*•
porta, has incMaxnJ U per rent.
!■ eotfra*t tu tht* anulhi-i Cans,
dlan curreapundant
writ*#' the
Democratic New York Time* that
viattara from tha United Bute* to
|for rallgiou* toleration) In Ala. Ontario and (Juebar can hardly
faaaia, h0 * would be UrrT3*Vac r-purti that they liavaTC*nT»Tnglf
laalhcrvJ.
drunken man ihara-unle**, by

N A T L BANK

SECOND PERIOD STARTED MONDAY
.**anford llerakl a Shetland Pony and Hirvrle Campaign began Munday and ends nr*« y»tat*f
re in this pem d than in ;he last p rrlrt *rf the rampalgn.

|

ONLY TWO SHORT WEEKS LEFT *

The eaMPkhhTwflT &lt;»mr ta a c lu Vale#.

Hatgrd,, nieht. Sept. Z „ h

N a * la tha lima to , *• &gt;*»ar bed werk.

lh „ r

*h„ tt

, B . K..h t

)umT friead a and area tha

lead la vott* dg .ng lh i. p t f

NOT TOO LATE TO ENTER
It* m*l fiat la|a ta eater this

welter nf political Jockeying and
partl*an bittemeaa but after a calm
dlrp«**iongv vu»dy o f nltcmativa*
and of experiments elaaa-hetv and
tbair adaplahl|A-y to the Un:lc*J
Blate*.

° r*"te«4,at ba. , , „wm
girl caa catch Ibr leader ia lb , second period
hj a IIIlr catra effort

a R * )4 i li*c|rl#

No man aver beeam, * leader ia
I" 1 1
1 &gt;•- « i had I- an-, d t"
loflow a .t i eight cvurae- OrlanJ
Orlamlo

P»l*e. TWa Uryci,

gUp|,,

t . wla a malar award will raert.* law per r e „ roma,ia.l«n ..ruiidrd
Cordially yoarw.

evidently feel, that bis knock-out
by Dan Cupid ha* ucciiionrd
-Much Ado About Nothing.”" -T h ,
Indiana]* ].» atar.

G ET

I

The E. O. Painter]
Fertilizer Ca &lt;1
Jacksonville, Hi I

|k With narcl»»u» hulh*, »om&lt; thing
View In iiuiu»tne,
heicktsiul*.
firinging freah, cold ra*h into thl,
■onnly «i the iat&lt; of twelvo thouaand dollar* a car, no one can doubt
the returning prosperity uf thl*
■action.
1 We heard one fellow remark
yeitrnlay that he wa* going !*•
avoid an unpha»ant situation by
not vdttng at all. It aeern, tu u*
that a man U u much poorer citt"
arii who due* not vola at all than
one who due, vote but voir, fur
lh« wrung *idr.

j

"Giving nil «c raa U
what we get in-lrdil
getting all that »r a
for what we g iit"h B

Mwitk /&lt; r th*. naiionat demofratle
lickrt, ff called upon t " do eo A ,
a caftilelate. Iiefor* the Houtton
ronvesiian fo r tha rlen» vratic pom
inntiun for th* preeidetiry ho n .
p*&lt; l«»l party aup(Mrt In the e*ent I
of hi* nomination
Having faiiinl i
of nomination he could not have I
wit» held -uppi.rt from the party I
uithoul f ...m g him --If an u n -I
worthy iiunal*. llrfu tt (he von* J
vontinn inrt Ih puhlhly cUIrtl
that h" v' .l.l Mipp. rt th&gt; t .hn
nee, thnt th« prewofUetUii.n fijjht
wa* wholl) one within tlw party
-one that rndtd a . v*iD a* the
■onveiititci t«d [H cfonml |i» funciion*.
II* it He rated that nlmoti
immediately upon the convention's

H A friend of ripr* *aya that in
w l t e of iHittuig Hetiiotrati, A1
tgitiilh ti going to ,w iep the mutt*
&lt;r&gt; V*itig a* tie . a i louver »»r
uurn 'cleaiier, h,i should dll a gend
^Oli id It. .

thf

a. follow ,: “Top „ y^ oZ ?

«,n r»t form of a't?rtipl to a**a*“fftn * lr* rh n r»rtrr--------------------- ------- —
llof ufr t F• |*opl* who know
It in Senator O o f ye n m l« n » dt*
ifrru r again*! aurh h»»elr*s and un­
warranted attackNor doc, he
n-ril null defer, &gt;e l.rforr the peo­
ple of th u nation. » r anticipate,

ec

Hhe went down through the mend
uw* t&lt;&gt; the apple tree,
Fr'iaiert her thrrk ngain*t thi
firatn hi • old and wile,
(iathi'ftd i;rimom fruit that hung
.
there placidly—
llpt all *he could remcmlK-r were
hi* cyr*. _
ullt-iit green nrnl root,
Btumhlcd nrruaa a mirror in u

tlfktt

“ Nol
v “rm
m n« u w .r u ,, i.,.,

Iuito Saturday afternoon when the; storm was liishing that “ it Senator George ja not
the shores of Nassau, Mr. Cray'rcirorte'd. "The location bf bring paid, h - .hould l* p a w ,' toi
»uch *peecht*.
Prrbape
the tropical disturbance today shows that if has followed making
the l* » l treatment lot »uch re­
the course indicated by yesterday** report. IT W ild. NOT volting aiatetmnt* “ • that ia to.
CAUSE HIGH WINDS ON THE LOWER EAST COAST- n.r.Mj»r fbe attune, na the iblUow
who wax lltlird by a "tula aaid..
OF FLORIDA." And the ,V&lt;*irse indicated hy y«ntenla&gt;
reixirt" was that it would siting to the northeaaf far olf and I i f them go «t that. T h c f-i
the const of Florida touching Miami and Faint Reach with art time*, huwrv v . when *uch
Warrant ^ tnJuatW ha, been dona
nothing stronger than a thirty or thtrty*five mile an hmii* and d crriir) ha* Iieen m&gt; outraged
wind.
that *Mnelhmg n r-da to be .aid.
There are now Tr'ideSt in
While we recognize the difficulty of keeping in close
touch with the progress of a. hurricane sweeping through Florida piany 4»nn*r iie »iin ,n» ■■
tlie West Indies where communication at best i- difficuit. pnd&gt;al&gt;l) •thoucund. « f thftn— who
I know Walt-r F. Georg* and k"&lt;&gt;w
ami while we recognize the present Imperfection of modern 1 the unutterable inieily of adch
wind registering Instruments, we do feel that a weather im inainuation again*! him. Ilia
man at so strategic a pfrint ns Miami should be aide to Uharacter I, bui writ r*tahli»hed to
give some idea of the approximate course of a storm *“ &gt;'1 t Ir ikimaged by hdvlng »hot at It
I'uuonsl word-bullet, whnh tarry
should issue warnings soon enough to do some good.
&gt;.uegi«tiufi the thoir author*
We ■distinctly recall that when the l!W» hurricane I wc.iihl not dare upeniy make.
almost demolished Miami, the weather man there sent Whoever know, the tenator—
out the statement that the storm had veered to the east i former lie itfia iu lw&gt;w living in
and would mis- th*' coast. Gitizeiis railing his office at 1H ondo. tho-r rt (blent in h i, home
t t '.u s iT they may tie—
eleven o'clock at night were advised that Miami would
[k n o w , that I— i. not a judaa.
receive only light winds Two hours later the- storm
willing to barter himatlf into instruck with its full force and the wind reached u velocity ’ nm j for u few pH-4&lt;* of ailvwr,
To irLV'tu«u*ly charge that he It
of over one hundred and thirty miles an hour.
In viuw of (lie fact thut some people are Imund to -ui h liordera rlofefy u|n&gt;n the
rrjiose

.Sim went down Ititu H i

to tt* Hi J-3LT

In view nf nucceetlitiK Events the refa&gt;rt is-uril Saturday
afternoon by Richard- \V. Gray, chief of the wcathet
btirenu at Miami, apjifiwu he.-* the realm of the ridii'uloux.
Mr. Cray in an optimist and always view- thin#* in the
best light. For. this w e commend him. hut for a man
in his |K»sition we-feel-ihat-he shotihl- tw- at Un-t. [msUU.
fpim &lt;»*orgtft, nmnM~Tl\W~ lam p*
mhtlic enough to send out a warning when a warning is aprech In advocacy » f the national

*1 ft* jfcortd rliM
f l #. III*. -*t II.- r«,
»f•♦cl . f’l'it hIa .

great arm y

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MISS M AR G AR E T PETERS, Society Editor
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Parker Glub w*^ moWlr *°

Meighan Has T w o 'Happy'Smith'ftFamtty
Leading Women In Ir Provided For By
Kansas City People
Picture At Milane
Thomat Meighan. la hie aecord
it im n i photudrama far
The
Cadda Company. "The Mating
Call," has two leading ladle*. They
*r» Keel) n Brent urvl Ken.-,.
A.lureo, both popular «tar* In thler
own right*.
Howard llughet, president a(
TatWo, who produced “ The Mating
valP* for Paramount releaer. ,bor.
m *e l* Miaa Hrvnl from l-a*hj*
arul Mi,* Ailoreo from M. U. M ,
after ronaidenng approximately
SO candidate* fur the part*.
"The Mating Cali," by Rr»
(leach, i, one of the m»*t populai
magaune aerial* and novel* o f re
(ent year*. The atery «&lt;• adapted
for the acreen by Walter Wood*,
and the continuity ’ w*a written by
i’nnl I. Beebe.
Jama* (ru le directed the picture,
whlrh wa* produced on a lavUb
baaia, with eapenaive cast and ra,
travagant vetting*
"The Backet." Meighan*. flrat
Caddo product
I* emuidered
hit tout starring vehicle In ywar*.

to »P*nd the day
„,TSanar* »»&lt;l do »« w t» r
rtfcodi*!. In eympathy with
, l are Incited to go and
. loatk- Will meet at D A.
b«w
Mr*. Tom w n *
,,r»r Third * Street act'
, forth Parker Orphanage
f j postpone their trip to
0 Sprintt until Wednesday
0 account o f the* weather.
Friday *
Wallace Wright and'Mra. I*.
Ie will entertain’ at bridge
t* Mu. Mlblred’ (loll)' at

Personals
i Towaend o f Quitman, fi*.
S»t unlay hem on bu»lnea».

Mm. J. li. fliatarmiaUr
family teturned Sunday I
and Mr*. C. H. C'tile knnounce
IVntuytvania where
they
ilrth of a daughter, Dtmilh)
been »(tending aonte time.
trta, Aug 21.
Ilintermiatrr will return later.
b:. Smtt and family mo.ored
A. Haitira rf.vrieil lait night
ky fo Jacktoneille, Wliere they on th« firm train northward after
|ike aerk.cnd.
.
the atom , from Miami!, where he
»|&gt;ent the week-end with hi*
i* El*ic IVatanen *pent the family.
end nith her mother at their
ry home in Aalor.
Mrt. A. K. Hill, Mr*. It A. New.
an and »on, Bobbie, returned
rgc flchlffley left Sunday Stttiluy from Daytona (teach where
rani|*a after Bpending the they have been (pending the past
end here with hi* family.
two week*
Mch»r Mrlaulin of Mulberry
Mia* Margaret Wight nf Cairn,
Sunday here a* the gue*t nf tin., formerly of Sanford, arrived
ind Mr*. It.
I’ eck Jr.
Sunday to vpctvi aeveral week* a*
the gur»t of Mlta Carmel* Darin r,
tl lake and Kilinund lake H00 Magnolia Arena*.
cf Tani|ia, formerly o f San
■(mnl a few hour* hie# yrvMr. and Mr*. i*erry Whitchurat
and family o f S|&lt;arkn, G a , arv
Maying at the .Seminole Hotel anil
and Mr*. J, T. IWnym
plan to makt* Sanford their future
lay for Waahlngton, D.
home
they trill *{terul a wrtk
tlrigg* Arrington, who I* attend­

French English Fact
Checks Air Attacks

Daily Fashion Hint

• ho*,,# guee

•Ter h*n*a« City, a typlegl » f
l rape In from the renter of the
rolled dreary and uneventful mldwr*l ha* entered a ratoffut an.)
Impelling denial nf that charge.
The t indication pf the heart hr-,
hig city U a human .W. ument. wr tt*-n In the blood of a hrre, tile late
tutndman, Jam*-* ||, j llappy I
Smith. It I* * i flam h o y a tale a*
the widest adeem ore thriller, fet
a* real a* (ho city'* vital etatUtka.
It ha* action and pal ho.; with the
villain confounded faoaat* of enough
front page personal It*** to fill a
Pag. of “ Who * Who“ and ha* the
uaual happy ending which delight*
the *ott| of Ametha’* tinrnuuedu.
rated public.
Daring Can*ralira
On the nuimlng of June 14, while
the deb gate* to the Republican

LONDON, Sept, Id. - T h e dr.
fen*# of l-ondon front attack* hy
air ha* been atrengthened by the
agreement
concluded
between
France and Britain. It ha* been
learned.
France ba* undertaken In cea*e
I uililing air baae* upon the north­
ern mart, like that-at t’heriwturg,
and to place her own bate* at the
diapoeal of Knglaml in the event man "Happy Sninh". at hi* fam­
of the latter country being attack, iliar poet, at Eleventh and Wal­
rd by a continental power. Belgium nut. where for year* he dlrarted
party to the agreement. traffic. A* the careening cm/ awepl
ia alao
whlrh i* In the nature of a private pa«t him, he lifted a detaining
ur.der*landing. The arrangement U hand and a- *h«t gun, fired at
really the outcome of the locam o rime range, literally tore him In
pacta under which Britain under­ half. Patrolman Darrell Ibpakaw,
took to join ia toe def*n*e uf con­ at tenth and Walnut reached foi
tinental power* a ben attar kad, hi* revolver, and wa* lifted o ff hi*
without obtaining promt*.- o f cor. pm* hy a machine gun dug On
reapoodiug aid if attackeil Itkclf. the ground lay riiteen-year-oidThe air undrr*Undmg ha* th# Idhan fliilen, her jaw p'crte,| by a
advantage of relieving Britain uf bullet, and fhartr* Monaco, 4U.
the neeeaaity of building compel!, who had likewlae been-la the path
tlvely again*t Frame at a lime nf the ilrrl vpTay
when efory Item of eapendiluee on
Driver To llaag
armanont* la acrutlniaed national,
The villain waa ronfmiiwt**l. «e nt
ly a* welt aa Intecnal tonally.
leaat one of the aevea villain* whn

W. B. Zarhry and ton. ing the Hnivcnilty uf Florida,
ivturned home Sunday frorn (pent the week-end here w1 h hi*
[nt two week* In Macon, (ia. mnther, Mr* . S ’elta Arrington,
md Mr*. John leonardy HOI Magnolia Avanue.
Mr. end Mr*. I . T. Shepherd
d Satuniay from a builnea*
.Mi** Naomi M cljiu lin . of Mul
were railed to I’alataka ye*t*rday
the northern part pf Flori. berry, iPohn ha* been viaiting Mr*. liecnu*#. of the death of Mr*.
H. 1- I’eck J r ., 408 W rtl Fighteenth Hhephetd'* brother, flrorge W.
ge Schlfflry Jr. arrived Street,for ths parfl three week* Ilradahaw wh&lt;&gt; wa* killed while
working with live wire* in I'alataka
lay from Orangeburg, S. C., telurne-l home Sunday,
id th* winter het* attending
Mr, ami Mm. Harry Ilrerrn, who
Mr. and Mr* William A. I^ffler
have hern spending the summer in amiuonrr the birth of a nine and
i V. F, Scott of Washington, PitUhurgh, Pa., and variou* turn a half.pound boy, at their home,
U attending two week* with in»*r rerorta of the i-orth, have re 411 Magnolia Avenue Thursday
-tilhi-r, P. K. Scot!, rtOtl Pal- turned |n their home on L'nion night. Mr. and Mr*. Icffler have
Avenue.
not yet decided a hat to name tbrlr
Avenus.
ion.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ttawick.
»nd Mr*. Clyde Byrd returnnday from Coronado Beach Mr*. I„ S. Cramer ami arm, Bill),
they have been spending the of Miami. Mu* Jr.ale Hu chtn»on
*nd II. S. Wierrlnakl (pent Sunday
»» week*.
•fiernoon and evening at New
i A. W. Kno* and *rnall Smyrna Beach.
Wr, Miriam loft yesterday
IfVir.a Beach where they will
Rev. and Mr*. W. II. Sumner. wh.i
Iwme time.
have been viaiting thair parent*.
Mr. ami Mrs. S. J. Mirelami, left
and Mr*. C. Robert* of Saturday afternoon
for I.jlnarr tile gue*t* of Mr, and Walra, a here they will conduct a
lea. a Vaughn wj'their homo aerie* of mee'.ltig*.
ban* Drive.
Among ‘.ho** attending the open,
itad Ur*. II. Jamiaon an- ing dam# at Stetaon tlniverrity in
like arrival o f a baby girl, Ihrl^and Friday night were: MDee*
I right at
the
Fernald Olyvr Newman, Kathleen Long
and Margaret Cetera, am) Me* rr*.
P llo*pila|.
W*n*re Bell, Harn|drm I i-rib-e
i nee* Schaeffer o f Balru Janiea Sharon Jrn Frank Mark. arrived Sunday lo'ac- wood, Charlie Young, Jim Spencrr,
ftd
ition a* '.eachrr in the G. W. Spencrr Jr., leilie Mough.
4204
ton.
W.
A.
Adam*,
Maxwell
iligh School.
t*M
Stewart, Joe Mclch, Tuotaie Rua.
4 0 i9
FaW ca Sea t ha* arrlveti ■e| and l.*wi* Ml'chell.
die Tenn. to take, up
a* tea. I rr ■ / » Ike
F High R&lt; hiMil.
!•* Mr*. Roy Pippin

KANSAS CITY' Sept. IT.
(I\ S )_ T h * « i ) w Smith, with
t’AOOO In Bill edge m tr tU n tuck.
away in Oh* f*mil&gt;
and
****** to*4g the neatly folded place
at thi- f*.iXw huiuraJaw which will
h«V»e h*r fat her Waa brnod af five.
ha» mmrthlng to My aSout that
Immldic &lt;haifr that the big city

P. Connelly &amp; Son*

IS id t(i&gt;fera, the raw he/ bwiwenet.
Nea-M a benefit at l.anhne TVm.
|d*. hen whtcb added I V d l l * H
the fa*t growing a**et. of the wid
•'« Smith and her family. Will
Iterant, the author, heeded the
ikanty rail all the » * T from h •
h«».« m threat Neck, I. 1-, and
•ent a aiieahla dunaUon. .
f und tirww.
»
The happy ending cam* quickly
and de, lovely. The city, rwatutng
the .lebt It awed to Patrolman
Smith, the happy and fafthfn!
guardian ,.f ltd *af*t, gave geoer.
A peumlnowt Kama* t'tiy
real ectate man, who made hi* farlane hern, donated a lot for the
* bWw Knrth’a house fowddmg iul
trnal ccMwern* all aeer the »tt» vnlthe labor to put the matrtial* In,
gvtber,
A larga promoter rtaged a b*v.
lag *how whyrh netted It.Dim The
INitr* IWpartment'* tkcullm wa*
evil up * awing the tbeuaapdt. Rt.
ial 'heatr« folk uf the town ram
ktard ta put on a rvmuneralir*
hcnrftt. A Kara* *how Wrwugh, In
ll.n*k&gt; And the nirkela and *tin*e»
from haiua* Olty'a children, **l i
tied by the campaign! of the knot
wo,pepert, grew ta enoraaour j-n&gt;
P'rtn.a’*.
ft*i the Wuk»w Smith, with |!.1,
■Od, lavrfled where It will aa*wr*
her *ad her brood of an laeuen* &gt;(
HIP monthly far the reel of her
life aid a beautiful home ta be*
-an i.»me, ba* a m t iatefeatlag
lira* in connect Ion w th the geneial
•litrmr-nt that lbe llig riliew hate
an heart*."

JnKon Starts Ftiirht
East Around World

AI Jolson I n “ Jazz
Sinjcef’ To Bo Seen
At OrlandoTheater
Warner tltwthera wnlt prevent Al
Jala**** m “The Jott dinger" at th^
Heat ban* Theatre, tlrUn.li. for a"'
■alive weeh'* run vtarting Monday.
The itary af the tlae of the von
•f the cantor, who detected hi*
home t- bavwme * j**i linger amt
at 1**1 ua« torn betafeon tlw drhim I* the ijwagwgwe and hi* own
do*ira to ahtaa aa Itewadwar. «•
•vl) known. Alan CnwIliU. who
directed the picture, |* *o.d |a have
Dented the alary in the aptrit in
whkb It waa conceived
In “ The Jet* Itlngvr" JoKon |«
m*l only aeen b*M i* heard v.ngtag
in hi* own ImmttaM* manner w&gt;n*e
of the *ong* which have made him
famow* 'April M w *«ra', “ Mam.
my *. "Blue SI*lea". “ Mother of
Mine I Still Have Voar. -hat
M*d«e" and “ Dtety Hand* ami Ihr.
ty Fmw" m-rompwnted by IW Vita
phone Sj mphany tkch«*tra af *eCenfy fire piece*.
Ch-*f in Jo|*«n • iwppovt I*
May McAtwy. »• hading woman |g
the vwio af Mary Ifol. Warycr
Oland ha* the rale af the •kr«ty
lantor. Aamwg ether* ta tb* num
•rmta teat are Otto lath rvr, Ei»gvtda Ueiaeaei, l antur J ,.„ f K,o»,
•nlfott, Ander* Ue-jd-df. William
IWwarent. It. i by (limb'll, Bkhatd
Tvk-i *tjl N-,i fa r ,.
Includvd m Ike « * ■ program
sift ba fp«r delete Vilaphwoa pee.
•eatatiena, William Hemarv*% In
‘ a*iV t. Vacation,' llrewn and
Whitaker in "A laugh .w Twe". a
i ne art Vttaphoae play “ The Heath
hhlp and t'nnlm and Ilia**, .a a
V'.taphwne &lt;pm-taity,

M M al.W aa roll founded w frnj Ii)V|rOV. Repl li- F t y ln g a
one month after th* er w-|thirty burtepoirer a*apwn*. George
men committed, John Mr*. H plank, of JacktonvdU. E U .
Moirally heard a Jury af hi* and Seattle. W#*h . Marted from
, declare that
mw*t kaag llambie Airdrome, neat JUutbaaip Milt IIKNT- -Two bediauras In
new modern heme.
garage
* nev k Until he wa* dead, tan, - Saturday mam on a fTjMh*
no had been nlentjied «• the mile flight afoul*I (he wwthl.
p h o n e IDS J or call lu ll Elm A*of the bandit car.
) Stnrek. who Ih una.. ••mpanted, l*
raa* City wa. not al*»w to flying the Seattle, an AvrvuAvian
the pathe* of the ailuatwa
traft He will make ha ftrvt atop
token widow Smith, and her at Parr* and prmead ta Naplea.i
Mr* Taenbull * yncale kualrrlittle brood uf five, thc&lt;r l-gypt, India, t b aa and Japan, gartAn will ape* th tuber I. Ail
fone, patiently bwklinr b»a*bng far Vat*ru«i*er and Seal‘ I* N e a t i ia itp a M
will H our
to (hr uneven battle ng*m*t j by way af the Aleutian ■Irland* phema her al Att-J ar call at her
urld And k * ’ &gt;*a City acte.i i After ctoaaiag the T'ailed Stater
teaManre ia Rnao Court Adver­
I Kama* City wa* aut slam
Pinn* a l a r i Atlantic flight »IA,
tisement.
charity. Drum nent men. all \ N&gt; wfouMiland and Graeniaad
he country, whe had been to: Monk believe* that lb* entire'
&gt;* CUy af the Un»e of South'* trip alt! lake le a aieelbv lie ha*
, or who had heard of th* la- been around the world etoevn i
, e*i*n«led a helping bead tiaaea

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I** Mrt. Chatle* .T. Fal!**
J*1 »»• ripeetad to arrive
! o ^ ^ goe*t* J»( Ur. and
I 0 Moldey for „ ttw day*.
n r*Daw»y, who it altevd*
[r “ , »rail, of Florida spent
[•♦•d a* the guest o f hie
l*&gt; and Mr*. Jodrr Came.

RICHARD BARTHELMESS

UT OF THE RUINS

S anford. »la .
Ptioge PM A 7H3 M

WarehtMMe 2 W N . M aple A te .

Now

Flaying
AH This
Week

A L JOLSON
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VITAPNOXE
PRESENTATIONS
Orlando, Florida 1

Th« place to build your home
Dc Forest Sanford Realtv

Announcement

Cool and Clean
C la cin g r o o k in g tg cao&gt;ae(
Tr-&gt;o H ot point Supar Awtomat-

U Kieet«&lt;c Range, eu u ippod vritiv
We i d * pleasure Ip aammarlng ear new ski*meal* af jewvley

tamo and i«'n|M *atu&gt;« control.
M * v e « M h e i tno h a m a c M r i n g

rlherwar# and mrwltie* and mvll# year lw*pe»ti*a.

y i aWem
P * * M | i your ainrvoe, pipe# It
Tw |b* peon. *et tuna a n d to*TV
p aiituM i to**Hok and to*gat H
until dinnar Itmo
- .

have

Mr* . Tony Pli. hford
i'*turne,| from a " thte•
M ail with friend* fond
* llllnul* and Muaourt.

A »f.

The accepted form u lae n f the m ajor H r « f th e S a g .
fttril t 'e le n G row er*. 3-3-3 ami IL4-*. W e a U . ca rry
a l all l i n e * large ntnrka n f hurdw'Mvi a ck r*, cantor
pom are, gnat m anure anil genuine Peru vian ( t u r n

Pippin’s

r**d &gt;i*ter. Me. and Mr*
r k b l of Pinckard, Ala.
•

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“ met-arv dranr* ul warnrth- Th*

tl Will tr* roc-bed batter th an
If y ou b a d l u i w d fore aavoaal
hou r* in • ha f i l i i tt) M 4IM O
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burner ln*k *7*»wn above owe* n*
harm to •• fo»ky fore of *V »kf2

C. C. BRIGGS
pKtonal Priafod Fwen, N - J g

108 Magnolia

Phone 442

NIGHT - DOUBLE . PROGRAMME

THE MILANE
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» trine •'■» lathing..
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a
Doug Mills, h i T w Vi: hr i I l mi
U r t. fullback, nut i'w 'g h : S .n • :
i{ufcrtt-ihuck, r.r.
• iK { U .t i n i who will d-un’ n t
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W . the outilaeiliiiK f'lllhiuk m i! i •*
who will rejKir:. hr may ir»t *mjf
hern- rumprtitbm fmtn H. I- H
■ ' man, n |H‘l poitnibr wh.&gt; punt',
p a n t ' ami runi the n n tu ry In II
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tired in the harkfield at variou*
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tertnan of two yrnr» a »« etui
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Sanford Man Reports
Palm Beach Disaster:
Storm Center Sri Its
k Cop Killed £)

STORM(
BIG DAMAGE TO
C I T R US TREKS

(Continued From I'nce 1)
flj
train to com* thmuah afti r t!
H L v l u m i a i i . uml «.t» ft . i i.i I 1 •
f ' 1 wrrekinir train which !••••«• I th"
•
tract,. Wc «layml In Palm Hutch
K y about two huiir« while a warrft" .
5*
which had blown (•••" ' thi t i '
(Canttan*' I » v t I'aui- i)
i f , wri remoted.. I cut out and wall.- I tl‘a|, tho liiiri’d h c d u iij t ii n
f t . around town at th!.« llmr arU
'•iiurwi RUMiiwh r*1 near Imt-tnv
I F man, worm- itr'i* than 1 .acr In
and iWiVt-l low anl the bottltra'’ .
[Wj' Miami af(i-r tai
......... At - ti

LET THI

\OKNCY DO Y01U

WORRY

t; OVER FUTURK
NDSTORMS

D( N r NEC LETT IT
Phone Seven-Eight
IP ore it’ s too late.

■ ; place t m w a five room bun^aluu- \dvtcri fuun th* ha.ifurd «ff&lt; ••
■ i '.reatinir uru-umfortabl) on thr rt&gt;ol i.f Uw- Alton: r toaetlm c «■•(* •
•hr iifftit ( L l Jai l . - i n i i I
H I / o f anoih»r hou»r
"A t DrirfleW tr •• l.'oaliiftb*• o^d St. Auy:ut-i.ii« Hiifr* rcndvttif high
BVApractn-ally ivery i.tlir buiMinjt in Wind' th i. umlnmp.
' 'ahe town wa« ilntnolltlicd. 1 m »
T&lt; Icrrapiiic
mmuimtiniihiii».
niRuitaHi.il with unite
rrm ittanry thi Highr.it
i&gt;
Ml y, a*ri. iul i-fl (unipl.'ti 1/
jihl* m«tn g and mi v erd v r i t, Jm-knwivdh until
|rt'j'rd ft tit
S'-tthl. "ind
j fhuMly u It r m »n
. train,, ,i( Rr»i6tiHlln were brii'i?
IhrM up |&lt;rn'inc tc
[ nnd a tUmlfl htr-.*

MAXWELL STEWART
( General Insurance-Bonding
"01 First National Hank Bldg,

SAN'cRD,

l*hone 7S

FL01

I- nf th- 'turm t»bn h
:•*» line .to the imt

villr,
t!iJ*"C!* frnlll -|:
! altlite.trh hip , *&gt; t.i!

tin particui.ir

|Ihr-ioy limit &gt;*in J.y
j ihitnar* had I—.-it *t
•o f f ten poratily in
I the r ty. *. » ' i ;i

'Wine

i-iiTinvi &gt;t

at firm a ■

»

MrtLliT
iia h In 0

t .r c r V . '

■
ter at t l• '.lock
m . a w'a* ap^&lt;

HANOITS FKHE liUSONEUH

nrvt- is. -itf
i '

uirr

.n r v W i 11- - Met’ - it dr r tlurtcir well* that yiald front I 1
al-iul tt-ctr I ■ - rad t:-"
ah'-nt . ‘Hi i-o n v l' g dav eai-h, a iib a t«t
the w.'tl. &gt;.f ir. i-p. tfuttiim. In *11 d »li&gt; p n -d u t i-ja i, -,t n --i-;.l

&gt;l&gt; pruhabillt alil.tn o few wcokt Ibry

v»*«Lk

t AlwxUt U4%t ftijrHt.

tarnsa.

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nini ()S|

h'W •nt-Uv* K.
kfotio,^
Hi ip-WltPti tjjf a Itti toiQ pr'Or

m, r--fri,ii| d tcigram &gt;*«.
V i m i t i ' f tw&gt;r 11. &gt;t h*r hux.

V.irt ha&gt; ■ ti- it* i . i
t l&gt;t&gt;
Itilmn (mined at *
jtiH iriit. Rm x
t u r . th i. w ittl-r nu-cting pmktcst over t-y- Vtr.l
,r wilt n r " r l-« oi l# tp trll that thr f-K iV .m il, p i m -ip a l e b t e f . n '* '» &gt; *n eturm had r t r u d in thai vicinity.*' t h i i-it thi i at .

RE-ROOFING

had l“-on rt ba.ad and waa or

P^.’aat

Carpenters, \Y«rkntfn

T bc mtRwt|( ^alj th#
m #a by. payuWtii

Materials and &gt;vo ran
CICERO SAFI
NO HE t t u r

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Roofing

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�THE SANTORD HFRAI.D. SANFORP, FLORIDA

HERALD

CLASSIFIED ADS

Ad*

1

TI KSP VY. PFrTFMnFft IV |M«t

Iiaily

H*rmM

•a d r a t e s
t o,h i« Advance
.j^ 'w ill b* received
( mi collector i « l
I, far rny"0* " 1* .

10c a Hne
. . . be a line
7e a line

Llr- on request.
^Tii talca* arc (or
insertion*.
H. of average lenKlh
I a Knr.
ulrr 1 line* accepted.
rtialntr U rrstneted
rUssification..
sr is made T*w San| will tie responsible
I incorrect Insertion,
isrr for aubatquml
t Thr office should
Immediately in ease
[&gt;\ k r t is f j is
l&lt;|
representative
familiar with rate*,
[claKHicathm wiU
brlete information.
pM.h. they will a*

kvorilinf ) " 0 r want
■t mora • flb U W i

Ilrr.ild

(t u iO fin i

President O f Organization Asks HI
Members To Assist In Overcoming l ’ u
desirable Widespread Publicity

i — Help W anted (M a lr )
novs WANTF.lt

This A d Brought

On account of the opening
of school, several well devel.
&lt;&gt;i&gt;ed Herald route* will prob­
ably bp open in thr _nr*t few
weeks.
Boy* desiring a mute for
thr winter should list thr r
name* with thr Circulation
Manager without delay.
Boy* over I.S year* old
prvferrcd. Huit.br lust, Intelligcnt and hustler*.
APPLY TO

CRICktiu. S ix

RESULTS!

Jp«elrr«
p iM n ’l i

r trti t

he

filled

M. Lord,

Citrus Heights.

Tlic above classified ad was ordered to run three times

12— W anted

last week.

i W A N T E D T O U L 'Y — Magnolia
- timber (o gather the leave*.
Tree* trimmed but but destroyed.
Pay highest market price* B o i'
I21'h, Jacksonville Fla.

w*i,h !r Ih#

imaalaillsfc

truth ’ a!

1

t

war*, and pit

Telephone

le e . —f *d *#f

to .V'otinrlr tl

Early after the first insertion the party

-tm iiU s a

Numbers

were sold several hours after Tlu* Herald n as dclivi

ered. and **« *i direct result from the ad!
You too, can get immediate results- a Herald Classi­

dollars ef bessine*, away fr-m (’hi
ispi, and 1 h &lt;•(ti hotels; We can
net i-ei but th*l ear h u n t in row
*« M on., Imin, I,
ami visiting
'h 't l 'i * 1st* been s f *o high
rate that it ia Vital a , k, ,■ IV c
thing
"You h*ul men know that h
many targe , til** the pr •,,*** I pi ..
I'hiago World'* Fair '• hem,

fied. ad will serve you in many ways, in spiling, in
buying, in fact in satisfying every “ want.”

rOVR OI.D TVALLS
in:
NEW
WALL For Rent: Nicely furnished apart
metil* with all modem convan
DMFT II INC,
NEW
H. FDR FURTHER irnce*. Phone 2u7.
[)N, CALL PHONE Furnished garage apartment at
K V. C. CULLER
l.angley Apartments; also fir*
ri-A.

IIKItAld) CLASSIFIED ADS
g e t k k s u i ,t s !

t»-din| up«n air, a,l* ae i f o i t i

room unfurnished house corner
Chapman and Union A rc. Call 2M.

ilNG— By eapert*
irs esiterience. Also G A R A G E A I T . attractively fur
H repairing. Sannishref,'free water and garage
id Gift tilioppe, Me* Reasonable rent. Kui Pal mett j
t. Phone 8:i2.
A re. Phone £,47.

When Good Southerner! Get Together

(In k 'll N olle**)

COM PLETE

LIN E

IJalrrl h rlu a a r t S n a fa rd 'l
lending roBtpaniru w ho m ,
Ur It &gt; out . W idnrwt
by
phone.

FO R R E N T —
Furnished apart
ntrnt, four rooms, hath
anil
screened porch. 11 lit Myrtle A vr,

Nolle* |* h-r-l-i

alee* His* on tfc#

M

&lt;letr

ISO. U-* «t Heplln*4-e&gt; A !■ ISIS. Ill*
m

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««»

»it|u.|l* a t , ‘1

ItI*11Iv1««|*t:■ ft**4 I IIf ( • f11»'« M
' *•1"
ii k:

II. J. (Tana#

* f Iti» r tt i| lb ii« » III l»f l»rl&lt;l ml
l'l»

In

till

O

M

Ar T

For Rent—8 Room House arailah!* | I M « . * h Iba r . t l l «t!&gt; stf
I'M .''Shford-t »i ando
now. IHM Myrtle Ava.
See A l» I f t f* a t I f t f .lAs k ||« l b # »*»*#•
nou n, at w f t b h l i n t r lb # m M *•#.»•
le containing a few f . P. Me Culler,
it o r #
mii|
ftttfini
d u ll

i|&gt;ere of no value tu
Ftllt R E N T-S is room bungalow.
myself. Rrward to
Com er Franklin
and- 1-aurel
-moke House.
Strwrt*. Gas, electricity, water,
hath. Screened windpw* aiul imrtli.
Ihiublo garage. Partly furnithe,!.
I'n d '-n tla U tc.|uir,d Addles, C . A .
K lIIG E
Itutterfirld, Lrsington Mas*.
and Graham (rucks.
ItuainrsiN I'lurra (or Hrnt
Street. Phon* .1.

Phone 137

FDR RENT— Five Birr* celery
land on ('*m&gt;mn Ar*. All itlrd,
2 wells. C. W. Gno-lneh, Drlando
FU.

Fat (lu a lU ?

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a Ia ttii
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l b # isainbru|*i
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ft
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K E N T - Furnish,*! trftlirri
A |* l i t ! , i l t M f l i t r l fft

IK— W an ted to Kent

S e rvice

i*t (h e

McltcVnAlda
OKI a t\&gt;.

who inserted the ad called at The Herald office and
asked that it he discontinued as the articles advertised

If— Apartment For Krnt

\vc.

Just

't'n l.M sssM

W A N T E D Small i « « t drill f t -i.
iKIt.
Signa of all
I set C V Standard screw plaia
Sanford I'aitit A far twits
nut*. Phone 2112.
3p. Phone fins.

h. M AIt MON
Automobile Co.

; * m*&lt;mg

doe tor •.-tier*, it left at

t ho •*-&gt;

Intert*!."

Strawberry

ir this etassifiration
l,utrk results. When Hi— llou n cs f o r Kent
meth.ng nr fuund
L a classified ad.
an Ad-Taker.

’

om'pllshnwnM
and spot* sf

M aypnlia

W A N T E D To buy sccund hand
refrigerator and twin l&gt;ed«. .Musi
be in good vundttiun and reason•
able. Phone 214

Found

* *»&lt; k

’ "Three ia i
t hKraf t Is I*
trim# than ft.

FOR SALE: Alraut MdMg) Celery
Plants, Sink,** Special rvaily tu
sat about Sept. 20th Haynes Farm,
Cameron Avrnur, I’htirip 2211
M.

(is ■

national |)rr*tdce
has statlrd a hr
wilt for I'hicai*1

IOC— H ow era and I'la n l*

plant*— Har^ain.

Mcl-ltliins
iAt.it yvinq
Diamond Mounting

Y our p r r t f i p i h 'f l wtf|

THE HEBAUD

Mi*.ii&gt;naiy

\*

\ « k mg *n appeal tu I(w&gt; Ill.iMkl I

CIRCULATION M ANA (if: It

lU.tNNi

Hotel Greeters Use Radio
In Effort To Re-Establish
Good Name O f Windy City

W A N TED TO
Apaitment, 2 or 3 r*&gt;m*. first Iff# 4 f i n h * d m , ’ « ( %•It Ri ti 11fin# thr
HIVED,
Vineyard*,
m M riM ftu fft
WM|j fttlfHHl ■ 4*f***#
Door,
Must he toasonable H oi V tbwlr
a|*f»oini * lri*#tc#. «*•
me*. Estates. F. F.
• m i n # lt»# &gt;r«tibru|*t ftfttl tr •#••&gt;*
C
a
t
*
Herald.
V. F u s t ML B oi

II \RTtlW — New

Graminai

Phone

hwol building under construct1"*

797

21— A creage Per Sale
-n dally under this
kee p your name bej Economical, read by
IU find this a spUnkcitise. Call 14! (or

F D R K A L E : suiUblr
for poultry farm, Iseated four
miles south of Hanford on old Dr.
Undo mad. 33 acre,, pan high­
land and sum* of it l&lt;\«, idtai for
chickens ami duck*.
('an be
bought for 1100 per acre cm
ACREAGE

LOOY DOT DOPE
A W THAT tV#4A WbE tbYCW t t x P N\C 1 V f C C A*T “
r e w O C N S e AO JvXP M T 0 4 T i l t lM «.C N i iA*2\.1C* A S t C X l T T

[ while

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w a iu k

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$ m c r t:o ,w e u .

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your own term*.

Address K. J.
Hotly, First Nstional {tank BuikL

i k 'K S — Irngaiion
rial cemrnt work. tng, Sanford, Fla.
. C «. J . E. T e rItosl Fatale fur Sale
Uni and Mm.

lire

» f all kind*

„r 3302.

C. E.

FUlH IDA REAL E S T A H : ts not
desd— if your property U pmed
right the chances ar* you can f * I
a buyer, A Classified ad It on* of
ih* quickest ways to turn real es­
tate. The «ost ia very small- Call
14! for tow contract tat«s.

23— WanlnJ Krai Falale

■G S T O R E — Pr*-

W A N T E D 111 B U T - 10 aert im
proved tract, diversified farm
ing, eh'ckens, gruvr. Must bo bsi

Rig,. Soda.
rntr phun*.

tVnder N*b.

W*
Call

gam

State term*, ti M. Hsldi
•

JOE JINKS

,?»(i TU Roof ErRttal

3AY ' wma' n Thc eg. i m a ? \

shteglas

— MW.
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■
\ f«r* * c » Ih * tv, ir vt».‘A t.
rwrPAur » E» tatkJrd A * « ,c a .
.OS! A MILLI044 o n C H M O S —

'* and galraatiad
H. C a m Oak
1R* Phoaa III.

Lovely fteakfast ivasm *«Ha •»
perfac, condition for t
for cask Can bo *•*"
Park Ava.

'«* (Female)
•iwunt ,^04 ~
r \ ' ‘^wno 17! W

AHt&gt;NOW—#

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HlMtHCr
M t f e.h t # MA1*g Kbit TMM4K
t lH fuH M f — t*M betmc.b #
I v i am V dema. ih n !S

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tn e

m a t t e r w it h '

VfMf ? I K f l OOR M O M tV A S
G O O » A S A H V O N C C L D C 'S • ?
IF Yi J tvAH I To B e MtCM HAT
ASottT IT YtXi CAM *Ta h A TOOK
C C A H O W H «* »» AHR J l i M *
\ : i l | E R IV E R — G O C I BAY i

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I U-'OFtbtR If l‘vt MAbe
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PAG E FOTTlt

t im m .

M rtR M m n i W m *

. w in
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b nc&amp;ved SaORM-KfJ!t'(i!
(

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a i - r n d

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HAS PROP.™ TO'
GET MORE.BACKI

*%i O
r—,» «pm*■*-•. *. ,f

m

n

i s

•

Huge Suin Wasted In -rV V m ^ \rv
IsCIrfftff*
5 5 ! " w ? ih 8
eliminate an -annual
i.OOOMO in vnutefut
unng tu.lv&gt; and akin-

Coach ZuppkcJIasFine
&amp; First String Hut Is
Short OfSiibstitutes

nhi the A«oC.
"JlHnna of chllilr. I

ml hij*hw*/*,-yj

!•
fly Internal'arm 1 Nv» « S .tile r
BU ^ H A M P A ir.N -l RiJAN A. HI .
Opening of dhe f « « f *11 &gt;*' •*■•
Sapterohrr ID a! Hi" Univrrplty of
0

*
1
Fr
R
K

niinoiJ ha&lt;| found

roach

*
fj
jv
,’j
i

jf
7
f,
pr
! ,
r
!

tdween the age*
who.an* learj

1 ;,lhidr horn,
0t*» aft ctBUniy m
’ The iTfici iv- ,

II i&gt; it

ZuppYe wlth the big problem of
developing »ub»5Hulo
twkfleiJ
inch. He hat i m m l lottir m&lt;nrfellatili- for ti&lt;a fJn.t nring l*arl
fir Id but talent for hit m- un i
tiring !• lacking.
Jud .Tinttn, I'rjnl Waller and

f. Imu* Mills, h-Tir. 1 ■ I ■

nlnlK he* it.it. |
'ct thr tmv \n&lt;

bdilem* Mill rrn
:n tr t*. the

II

sroi\t:s.5Hi'nsRRvias

■it, futlba* •. . it • ’• »•&gt;•' ^
quaiteihai k, air tb«' rvlundi’ g !■ *
te.-rmn win will d.imin i.
th*
bo* kfi«l(l.*if Ho jr "live tro to t!«di
pet form i hit o f I0»t K io .a .
jv e Yanurl.tiif r. ycat &gt;1 ""
Hie le*t talort amang the fro h
me i lad year a* a Hall r a m -t. Ilf
war fa»t ami ixtrem ily •'lift) I",
un
field. f'htlrk Hnll uf ‘lormal, who war out'tnnding a* a
fro •liman two &gt;rsr» off, |r regard'
ed n» n po*»'hility.
,

VIIAV.
WK OFFER iX ’.im C I) QUANTITIES
Grldeti j,!unlr’ Crlcrt
Golden S elf IMnnrhini.' O l e r y
H ltcn Lc.vntl III r llnston i.cllutt
HI" IU^-to;t I eU tlfc
A I (S O
II S U IP M K N T

[ K. I*. Ch Mitt "a t 1h- loadin,;
h team

(T-TTi'i-1fort” WXRfTftH (.'abbaffo

B &amp; u r tr rl'io i, &lt;f 'ti'- f'

lintitd Leaf Ksejitole

5na&gt; dovrlop into II ini'iit'lo no'li r

•tudy Blrjnri••)■ jolt, llnaan, who
|ilnyrd with &lt; hutlln, a m oth-i t {
nnl rallt r.

While Hunib«*H wj«: ■ir

acvlibnti lo

g

(-■ &gt;■

?;t y o u n s n o w ;

Francis €. Stokes &amp; Co,

the outatar.duiir fullhui V on dldnt
who will rafH'r*-. hr may
Keen conita-tillon from S. i » H *’
tnan. n IH1-iM»und( r who punt.'',
parrer and rim ' the cipfittiry In 11
arrolnir flat. Conover, who rp -e ijll
i r t in line rira a h ln f, anil Cl ■
nod lloli'lidill are otlirf |t«‘ -Ih lli•
tie* for fullhark.

Seedsmen
(.

If.

M ASON.

F lo r id a

M anager

^ a n fo rd

l'hi&gt;nf u

r * r r « y n r a ? i|.w ■&gt; i ' r - o o n « i n e n j W L ! i j --v,-

Kdltnr "Cowlmy1* &gt;.'■ 1 *. a let
trrm an of two year* a«o rod n
Vipjadmnti of la*| yi nr, tin* •*•*"
to
in the' harkfirld at vario i»
tllnrr.

\ TIMKLY HINT

The Intention of Krn»ty |V&gt;r«,
w ho drop kiekirl Illinou to soino
vk to rira In 11*20 but who war not
here la it year, to return, fornlaht'
another bwckflrld iwi«»itdhty.

AND
\ FU N N Y FACT
\N'T HUY INSl-UANCB
:n v o r NEED IT.”

;
\

Sanford Man Reports
Palm Beach Disaster:
? Storm Center Sri Its
f Continued From I'aire It
‘j
train to coroe Ihmuith o fu i tt I
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■T td.iut twit hniirri while n wartlm !■
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p|nro I aaw u live ijioiii buiUtili"'
reetintt Uftronifnltatdy on the roof of the Av’ atil - U’lVlIiee #rn
til efft-Cl tlild J «'t nnvtlle
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tin* town waa ^Jeimdi died, i 'W
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patently had not t&gt;evn *evervly r lot •inlcrddttnin.y fhr niutu
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told me that hi* h«u»n w«» pleked thla tntimlftff and ro» wir.i waa
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twro hundred yatil* wlnn it wu»
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tu-ar the depot m Palm lha
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HOYS WANTED
: On art-mint of the ripening
of school, several well deVeL
oped Herald route, will prob­
ably be open in the nett few
week*.
Boy* desiring a route for
the winter should Int the r
name* with the emulation
Manager without delay
Boy* over 15 fr a il old
preferred. 5lu»t lie -neat. Intel­
ligent and hustler*.
APPLY TO

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TH E HERALD

member* *•t '(la

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plant* lUrg
Citrus Height*.

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Early after the first insertion the |mrt&gt;

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be discontinued as the articles ndverti&amp;cU

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buy second hand
refrigerator.and twin bed*. Mu»t
be in good condition and reasonable. Phone 211.

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fied ad will serve you in many w
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I f— Apartm ent Por Ken!

YOUR n i.li WALLS
Or Rent: Nicely furnished apart
ur: NEW
WALL
m*nt* with alt modem
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NEW
K. FOR FURTHER inter*. I'hune 207,
HERALD CLASSIFIED
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IR V. C, CULLER Furni-hnl gataga apartment a
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room unfumi*hrd bou*e corori
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far* experience. Alto (i A HACK APT
attractively fuc|*ll repairing. Hanniihed, free Wi ter and garage j
(L e g a l N o tice * )
When
ind Gift Shoppe, Me- Reasonable rent
hoi Palmatt &gt; I l h H l I i t H i t H T •*! T M I I %•*
d. Phone h
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tin
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Good Southerners Get Together

COM PLETE

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nuirk retulla. When 16— IluuHttt for Hm t
kmelh.ng nr found
F U R R E N T Route, W e t F ir *
r a ciaaatfied ml.
St. A pply II. F . Kent, phone 17.
an Ad-Taker.

Numbers

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Sanford raint A for bolt* anJ nut*. I'hoiie 2112.
I'bone 205.

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ami
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p rop ortion
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President O f Organization Ask* 10,(5%
Members To Assist In Overcoming I n*
desirable Widespread Publicity
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classification.

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d will be rr*pnnalbl«
ir Inrorrrrt Insertion,
:i*er for subsequent
The office ahould
immediately in case-

Hotel Greeters Use Radio
In Effort To Re-Establish.
Good Name O f Windy City

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in t U r rare*

For Rent—8 Room House avallah!*
old Sdhfiinl-Orando
now. MW Myrtle Av*.
See
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rooH, at vtkicli Itmv I t . ..&gt;4 n * 4 Iter*
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bungalu'
myaetf. Rewatil to
Comer Franklin and l^tural
•inflkr Hou»e.
Streel*. tie*, rlectririty, water,
liath. Srreennl windows ami porch
Itouhla garage. Partly furni*hed
Credential* mjutrid. Atldrast C. A
tfllHiK
lluttrrfleld. l-r«ington Mas*.
and (iraham (fuck*.
Street. Phone 3.
17— llusinetvt I'hireo for Krnl

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FOR RENT Five *,rv. calery
KMARMON
land on Cameron Avr All tiled
tutorpobile Co.
2 well*, l*. W. Good rich, Orlando
Vve.
Phone 137. Kla.

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a ta d m ) het»«ea W a t t a I taka -Seelh (reate*)
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WANTED TO RENT Kurnt.hed
lOVES,
Vineyard*,
A pat t ment. 2 or 3 r«*&lt;m*, ftr»l
imt-t, K*tatr*. F. E. Goor. Must b« raa.or.ald* Bog Y
IV. Kilal St. Uo* fare llrtald.

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'JI— A creage Per Sal*
-n dally under thi*
keep your name beI ■onumlral, read by
H find this a *p)en•ertisa. Call K it for

ACREAGE FOR SALE. *uiubl*
for poultry farm, l-oratad four
mile* south of Sanford &lt;&gt;n old Or­
lando road, 33 aerr., part high­
land and Kim« of it low, idroi tor
ehicken* and dutk*
Can l&lt;a
bought fur 1100 per acre on
your own term*. Addrv** It. J.
dH 'K S — Irngatiun Molly, Fir*i National Hank Uurkl.
n a l cement work. Jng. Sanford, Fla,
[C o . J. K. TerDrd and Elm.
22— Ileal Fatal* for Sal*

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dead—tf your property U prired
right the chance* are you ran f h i
m buyer A Classified ad i* db.e of
th# i|uirkr*t way* td tarn real es­
tate. The •o*t la very ••nail. Call
KM for low contract rate*.

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2-1— Wanlrd Heal Fatal*
WANTED TO BUY 10 a rn t*
prosed tract, diversified fern
l;
P T O R E -P temg, th ’ckena, grove. Mud bo ba
'ttd*. Soda.
We gain. Slate terma. L. M. Ilardc
Oatr |'Kune. Call IVmler Neh

JOE JINKS

Tha Roof EeFor Sale—2 acre lot* on Dili*
~*:*1
shingle*
Highway near Monroe, rleniwd
“•
1 * 1 vanned
well, or uncleared
' « Cowma. Oak and flowing
Small payment gown. L. A . Krnnud. 304 W. 2nd. RL

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Ldtvely tgeakfast room suite la
perfect condtUon f . r tale cheap
fur cash Can be aevn at 1422
Park Ave.

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Garden Und.

XX

Leased Wire Inlcrnatianal News Service

K.VT D A IL Y N B W B P A rE S

HANFOKD ri.ORlHA. v

E s n V Y. S T l'T F M U K K

la . f a f .

Hoover to ld He Can Break
solid South With Speech

fcrivinff Little Farm
■ (immunity Is Laid
low ItyDevaslutinff
pVinds, High W ater

llizens Cafm In'
?/rrowing: Period
■ath Toll MountaA*
Workers DigDecper
Into The Wreckage

W a s h i n g t o n . .sr
19
lf«*tbcrt Homer c»n !&gt;•
Frit
Republican n ininr; (o
tte Solid South tine*
W ( t If he m ik n n *jv*t«c
ho was told today by a delegation
of Democrat* and Republicans
from bs lotto otar state.
The Texans, Ird by If. R Crea.
jry, Republicm national commit.
Iceman, declar'd their slat# was
In open revolt against Governor
A lfte l E. Smith, the Domorratk

M em t e r A u d it B u rra u o r
r*

. ,..«\v.i.on; ,Cal&lt;&gt; 5s
Fort \&gt; &gt;rt9i
|.former Ilrasstrolr. . .ntialttlrrMin
and ’Wi|«&lt;&gt;r»'f flm u tU ilO n ir of
Indian
Kan
Antonia,
I-—
.. n
&lt;U «m , ^trntex IDspngratli
f l f W I U ’ lt 1
•late chairman;’ Alsld K M e c - l.f
Houston, member of th- Demorrx I
tfc state executive r •■mmiltee; U I
B. Colquitt, Dalle*, former gor»r
nor o f the xlele. and D. J. Sxndi !
fer, Alteline, presides; o f Rimmnna l'rti&gt;«t»ity.
r&gt;*
Mtt. Ruth llanna ylrfVrraxfc
candidate
for congressman at
large in Illlnoi*. told Hm v u he •
» » « certain, to carry flMnoia. *
Rep. Will T aylpr, &lt;«&gt;* o f T e n .
Mura, railed on Hooter to di*. i
arrangements for hta vtdt and
•prech at Elisabeth vn en CM. 4.

. Af'ali|. M.-tbail .ij^ekx.

Kama Crew IxForrH
To Kmpty (insulin
Tanks To\Prcvcrv
Disaster To Part&gt;

Flans Made For
Another Start

Storm Death Toll Pu
At 400 And Propertj
Loss At f®0 Million)

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jphrfamon'f PAraritati
Presents I )r*ma I|»ic. Carolina* Are Hit
D) Tropical Winds
tore Stnpiwa t iran
Of Tropical FoliAffe
RAI EIGII. ft. C , Arpt t *

.irship'M Cnmmander C w flea O f R irh
t»ItcticentOMKefn.
'c o m e E y e s o r e s !
ing CattaeOfMlah p .
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Damage Dig lloteU !

(I.V.ayMoira s f Marth ami
tes* h t'arntse* a m tamlated laday at tha roamh d lha b*hm «
West ladtan horrirMa ib a g tk»
craat n.irth«*rd »a Virginia and
the n a
T' crmtkaJ rtla t a&lt;

E S T P A L M B E A C H . F la .
OMAI1A, Vet... Kepi. I*— T *
•w a iy M M the storm and mat y
. 19.— ( I N S ) — It u d s a
Metre re ashed she dual stag*
Retnihliran party and H e ft ft l
i truck
fa rm in ir
tm vn
lilC kn ajs a rt* hhsrheW. Ir^fe af
Hoover, Ms stamUrd l«*anrt,.sccr
d B elle G ra d e — A villa ge
email hsithlinge harm away,
m lis im l f«*r Iherr ittint M t l
po. nn opsin in th e E v e r *
aad i.n-Uhrehia damage U
question o f farm rrltef In ^ rtn &lt;
in g o k im in d ican
foarett
t • rettra and ether
be. T o w a rd I'a lm Bench,
lag adJrvss her* last n gkt hr
S'ti h a a f life • « « re.
W
E
S
T
P
A
L
M
HE
A
M
I
.
ult&gt;« to the w ent stre tc h ed
GwA-mor Al Kailth, wht ccgenr*!
ScrftA 19— .|*riHnt and |4ctur i h e t a i
ks-ruas fa rm s, fo r tht
hie western speech niahlng ram.
•**19*
I’ alm lU-arh p la yg ro u n d I
retell with a i|&gt;ctanatton n? appr" .
L bfack a n il.o f th e E ver*
al af the alms aad | «irp M M (| Ihr
o
f
m
llllo
n a lri s and tvn«|* fo r !]
h is fe r tile .
i h kusnr and nearly brought pee
yirNery lleug* n Mil. whWH hdk tr
tire d b u fin e/ s m en o f n o r th ',
[ hurricanr it nick Surwiey
iet*r&gt;l l''i«.d e fit fo .it d g ea vrte ' itl-l# disaster la Ih* c«|&gt;editioa.
• rn IndtiatilaJ crn trV *. U .w ril
, It awvpt
t 'r
rillage
Eight mils* west flight f u «
•n t » n occnaliMir.
t ami thsi farm lnnl.lirr
in httm hlr xulnniewtnn to Du* I
“ Vartowe people have iltn to tr,* ’•siater (V u r * Ka belli aad pclet
f ita pat It. So cruch for
W exf
In dian
w'inil-s
w hich _
R-tjet
l)
Williams
discovered
that
'n inter rm*enl and le n fla r M t IU
West I'alm .lleai b" an I the
I
ha
mater
was
net
far*
turning
a
lru
tk
(h
it
r
l
l
y
in
th
e
m
iddle ’
tttioh
with
roeect
to
tie
Mr?%rr*
coastal town*, bad goffered
With only 550 votes rati la not
Tbc urgent nevd o f a protective
Hangm Mil | .|&lt;&lt; nut
1* ttarerly. This c m approslsaatety o f th e a fte rn o o n on S u m lae |
ir measure but an til Ir.l
&gt;f the c|Urt&lt;*st mnnlci|rg| rl.'rtions ta riff for Klrridx fruit anil w geBra mlnuivs after the Remo had O nce th e g o rg e o u s peacock c»f
Ir was ri served for this
Wars the eltghWst d.-uhl in w
tagr.t hrre In oeceral years, I&lt;1 tahle grow n * U emphasis •I in a tnelr * mltvl on that « ii.)ort
1Wit the beech beta am Ml great
I farming •rogio.i.
|r
A
ail U aru t iM » r li, Palm l l p K n
| of tha innwinir windp rams
ropcv'nil nmrmlm- nU tu p v f i l y &gt;.tatrmrnt issued Tuesday by the
-A t I read the M r N a fg .lU ilp j d t e t i by the crowd af spectalers
miw druupa n dumat .feeitu.iv ui
I o f water, compound'd of
•
•
the
bench.
Itp
n
teb
m
were
hartrr were adi.plrd yesterday by 1ta riff rnnnwiltr* o f Jjr Stair |MU. It* fundamental M iipn w pS t.i
Iarhril Atlantic title and Dir
leaving when they atsddenly aaw «e»t&gt; .trv'.nC «.f Its gaily rv b m l|
he
c ll»s*ns o f KanforA
; Chamber cf Commerce, af wklrtt I i Stal lith an rffrctO e rnOtrwl
n walrr of lu kr Olitch.i'air.
rln mage
•.ate i f «s|mrtaMr surplus w t t | V - i the Reaia returning.
In tha pesaagr o f amrmlmcn* W ,t) K&lt; nit o f Sanford t* s men&lt;
s drear/ wastes o f
Everfr v a l guantfllee o f g a « d » . were
n e t tin pi-«eij ui»&gt;n the rnmM|BlY
Cm »*itul».
id
ratal pakai*,]
» became surging Inland »c*
numlmr une, th«* ritigens lalc.vl ! bcr.
Mb-hi eg from the tanks o f the. rcMVlaaa. sod giant «)*•*.. -h xl- ,
lien* lined.
M
fbio,| su rtid liugrily a| C a
tax man A
Jnekton.
T o r that print tplg t * |iiM\v eir»hlp Th&gt;&gt;ra on shnfe resit»»• I la * * - .rwameUlfd |V&lt;u (W ash*'!.
j - f Ucllo Giada nnil the ml - their npproval af increasing .he ville is rhslrrran of the ronimltte*,
stamt.
Mr. I lm u r stands " i s w l c that th • Recna was "dnuiplag t&gt;s•
Cnmm'Mli&gt;n to five members l i
L farms. It ai&gt;;«d li&gt; rhi.k
which is devoting mm.id*tab! • at
.
“ btvsrst to this ortmlple l.y e t . f r i -..litu- "
orror to Ui.it oih r rm i»«ary arcorifance with Its provlsnme two
t rut ion |« he matter. Other memIn, i h« wind. tVntrr rose in
the farmer roukl got the &gt;.rj|f i
Ear a
wunewta ther* «s&gt;
crumbling
house*.
Men nrvf commlisluncra along with twr* la-sldes Mr. Wflmn and Mr. of thg ta riff."
rams aatWly #s to whether ISM
ll'r t o r of
ltd their women and child- vnnther to succeed Mayor E. ~F. \Scntt are: lla (ry II
Etpreeslng the * lees that "h*»^ ••; W.Ilian., would bo aide in saahe
only tu have
them
torn lloctsheliler, whoM&gt; term eap'n e Miami, It R. Kerr of Miami. 11. T. a rhan-dit laaue, wrhkb th « fan
'he hsatk. Its . so^npltehc.l th*
k
Nightfall ram e— n black this fell, Will he rhnten In Dccrm. ! Ilrwlrptqn o f llrsiteutun, R
♦ra and wdere nf the cwuntty new.i i W p j i f a i r » l l j r , however.
T t io ig p id W T fu r h * »r a .U L L ory
d•elsle,'• the Nswr York gsuernor r*
’ l^hal Kep(one-1 * " he •a s aiksd1
t g r . AH itf tbo other amendmeit a
i f Hstswta, K. N. W«td&gt; of Miami
b) nbaropoper fepurtsrs.
are effective at once.
and C. K. Fletcher af Miami.
"W e 4-mrad not gne," be re
All nf the amendments earept.
A psrtimtnary survey of l V
H &gt;od and turned awe;.
vn*. were larcted by strue plan tav- •Itnadi-n ba* alreadr he»n mat*,
joritma. Numh*r iwn, which w oa lll and in Mr. Wlleni's •taleiocot, re
.•
I t -l.vy I'f Mr f ■ Kt, U Is Ms*
'iruhibit any county or stato of*
nouip-cj that at thr special sasstou
flriaj from holding a • « ( on the' nt &lt; Itgres* in Apnl, the .artff
;'4tMirris*lnn, was adopted by a vote measure will be re wrfttais. Th*
o f IW In It3. Th* other rh a n g n j slatm ent In pirt Is •&lt; foltowst
“ A protective ta riff la as assess*
were opposed
v o \ * gangtng
from Id down to raven. Fallowing lial a far!nr to he prosperity of
the Flnr ds pi xtitrer* as soil and
irv the rnultsi
0 ) 1*1 Dmhe tv, ami ftwan tnpl
aunshlnr. It is a ptnvrti amt te
After M i diw uvalnn with (hr t Ih#* ksi as: town s k ill) strippad
Amendment On-,* U I for, II
whkk were fsHawsit by h s m
rngnxe-J fact th»t piotest v* ta riff
io». kanical - ssperts. i. 's a n a l e i ef its lewrvs and lUevrs.
vga n»t; Two, Ibd far, R5 against;
is post, re wlth-MH treatmont. ft
taDg reai h r » soil amt g &gt; dirrrtiy
Kalwlli
side
red
a
asspply
s|
lltM
[
|tewn
the
krark
where
ta
*
mew
Ih rrt. 22.1 for, H against; Knur,
dt*d wrt»tgk| from vs pusnr a.
into the pockets o f the producer*.
gaileaa more gnsoltee. This was g w . ..th greatest d iff.u h r time
221 for. I I agaim l; fiv e . 215 for,
Tim » • « I* shifting te (t| ,
ta f 1.1 Ih* tsnks and in mddttma half the ksmbvatd ha* her 1
ic. agalrst; Kia, 221 for, 7 agamsti Tlio rata o f duty plareil upon
win krlp nslnlmhi* th* aatgp
Florida
product*
la
th*
neat
ta
riff
to
the
galmt*
canted
In
re
.washed
away,
ther*
k
scare*ty
a
jteven, 213 for, 1.1 agoinst; Eight)
epidemic in |h* ruy wW r* d f i
aerre rnaa.
.wroterre whah hat net •offered
221 for, t&gt; against; Nine, 215 fnr, sc, will be the &gt;vrd &gt;tuK that
• alee. Bui a grave fs«r a ta U
mra-ute• our prosperity. It will
AnsviihcrsNint
wgt
matte
th
a
t;
from
this
ii
a
.
e|
tip
ti*.|*»,
12 agalnrt; Ten, 213 fur, |J
hea th NW lftM U I* Ih* K
largely fis the value c f our pro.
tlya
R n «a wooll make anal he The Hulims heme, w iu t i from tha
against.
gUdM, who#* sktssev s f n a M
1 dttrtv and our land; rrgulalt oor
try n loou as tha nmneaary rw- Calm Beach Hath and Tenala d id ,
Tin amendmenti and the rhang- progrran’ and greatly enlarge o u r 1
and the pswaene* a4 unkwfkai {
p
a
irs.
went
made.
The
ship
wa*
.
‘
•nee
a
rest!»
fit
fer
a
king.
hsC
• s, which they will effect .n th*
la H M y ■» send Uk* grtaa spa
hauled up ea the beach away from Doki at if tint h wg had gene La
charter, are as folloars;
V dssease t alking thr,nigh
tke roai h o f ike theeinlag ltd*. I * * » a fd In a defetmiro beuW prw.
* trurka s lru g rl- I over the
t*sf gras*.
1.
To
incraaaa
the
c
ify
Com.
'
, ; testing Ida own demmn. had knee
rd bigbwray from West Calm
West N l a h w l hsa rents
I
V ry turned ■ tortooualy mission from th/cNi'to fl* » mam
f*"ltl-a T h e n i n m i n M n v
• • »* b*4 t»»ed,
water
asrvtse and ta ir/usg ka
bar*.
'
M i ■ that Ih ‘ghu. haartery rostditteaia I t
&gt; 1'isil had dredged out of
2. To male It unlawful for any
I C t A V O i d h X F C U t l O l l Igrm cfu l . M s , . m i d . . . f . .
RvwrgUd*s imasdMtataly ed&gt;sSi
1'-" rleilwd and d tp n iln l uvci county or state officer to h&lt;dd a
]|Ut*cs he I been U U n.d upon H.
th* c&lt;V are herflhte
8 fern
h»od. They unloaded bicad, seat on the Commission.
A T L A N T A , Sept* t * - - ( I W D ' - 1 i 'us.smimus
M sb,
fa~*it« j
fteatiag ah th* water 4
th*
[w'dlclnes.
3. To provide that a majority of
Th* Gs.rgla pi »-n romniliro n t » (hrooghwsg tt— w m VL i l . t v k h
s M d s d hie Unde. Qwteh than
p m es romer o f thg ruined
day r*e*t*m*ndfd commutditen o f ; ,f,nd where the, were M R . hut
M bee men were hairiurring the Commussm stall constitute a
fe# 3M deed a ils hwkt he** Isa
n a th h s for
Mis.
KvU ks*
, tteat i .-m damegr
the ;
p »m g . Ths-y were putliiig quorum.
w s t s f them se.dentlfVmi
Th..mJ’r
year
akt
sewunh.n
Hisaketa.
fVtnclena.
While
Hell,
P r &lt;rude little boxes made
4. To provide that the mayor
Th* Week s f being teg the i
c ’ I • -♦&gt; I mned 1* .lo- ta th* erst- ! lUyeJ Itenel: and Ih. t t y p u lr *
k ■tinumi On .g g * Kk )
rhr.ll be el . ted by the Cwtumisalon
tram tha ICvergtadvs ta prugwasi
vkr chair tamurrow fw tke murder Uk* all suffvrt-i wh a stashing
and nl/o to provide that no man
stewly. end lUer* te na pay
sf
Cafe
man
D
hein*.
sateiakeepsr
n
in
t
h
s
In
{
«
the
driving
rain
shall succeed KipUetf at mayor s i
t&lt; «etensed mi tmg* a*«.t
at Chatswc ith,’ daring a heidep
whwh -al uated sssatly surlatns,
crpt bv the unanimous vole o f th •,
U w r n N i llsrdmea ta »vp#*le.l drenstsed wall*, end ruined rwga
Comnsisrlon.
. 5. Ta yiruvids ths sppolntuieui
(I'M lb u n i h i t*&lt; s n . |
Ip the City Commission af a board
»»• *• r* tod him away. “ Hhes btUI
o f three bond trustees, who shall
wul ther* asmewher*." ha tried
hold o f f ca at the pleasure a f llw
Mr and Mr. r
I P4rk« nag
Commission.
Li\cn By Kiwnnians
Th* Remtnofe fs v a t y i t e p
threw thildrwn. Mr aad Mrs W R
6. To provide that tha city tax
th*
kaasrwan Rod Crsss t
Kmlth
ahd
Mr*
aad
Mrs
Regie&gt;
asseisor shall ptrr.nt (hr taa rollj
■ ’th their two shUdrva. were mar jwiaad sther •rgaaiantuam th**
la tha Cotniaisslon on the firs'.
-ned an tha roof af a kwtte* when eat tha state ta i f f s t l u g tee
Monday o f duly o f each year, s o l
ih* nal*r roe* sw i* Hum at* l* t far storm sufferers «n Ute I
also to piovuh methods by which
The hoy a* pit* bed s*sr, UtVwwmg Rest f u n , An estiva leevaa
tha asrersur shall notify property
them lata tha ftead. Ruth* troant sopplta* miit k» n a d iid t e
owner* a f an increase In assess- (
kta daughter, Helen, stream, ansi ■wivitag te It J He4&gt; b , si
manta
» n.cnegc Irom Honenl
*w*as ta her rearms K * pwited h i
A three day ranking srha4. an* whhh will
l 'sil*j.e. department com­
7. t o set forth the power* of I
MmiltsI swgpterfe end fwwd
ta a timber, aad they held sa uniil
net th* aaxpnee a f Th. Keafecd Tbafe will M
' vf tl** Morula American
tha *t»em safesidad aad they f«**ei Svdty gvwdsd te W«a« Peim Ih
&gt; ai-ir llortgaon Call. Dr.
Iftvsbl, t i l l he held nest week kw
•.. * . .
^ .e a
a . Y ma *dhaal
• snfs pie * Th* bud-e* af M u j and fewrt l*** af th* KvevglfedR
.•si'.Ber, Gtrnn Wimi.ish.
gfnnfdg Mi-n ley and wteiteateg
^
&gt;tl T
1*, ) , r. l.«Ku&gt; Chitirntlen,
Bagl'y and Dte elksr I V ihddroa as* « lathing and ester &gt;*rp
It Ta pro rid* that a primary, and U la sywpa *,/ with FI
K. R. Dtghion. Dr.
Ihrwsurh Wmloevday, accardiag la eaiiaundifig I
swd that » f ladth v ir v rmwvarta Mr tUQy said. T te ifelfeilB
h*
'Alhem. p‘. k . (laid and Hr, slestlon for CURtluteatenrr te teW pragross will quaetfo'i tte s*Ci
yeetesday. Others in tha patty t iv 'p d l te&lt;*. hawvror.
an aausuncamasd taday Th* m M
ta attend.
on th* first Tissue!*) after tha nf. a prwlsctilr* tariff. Oar
nsasy, Mkl Mr Heify. w te pad
will bring la ItaafasN n desnaetle far antthmg
* * &lt; Fsriene's wire to Le­ firt| Mor.'ti) in November. *r l fens fe hww w* can teat get It
«s&lt; that te rece.i'Kg *w«nay,
tfeiensy gxjwrt In Ml** V .ts It s * tt impoxubl*
, ‘* r&lt;d»tt. vie* coni render that the regular election shall te |
- — ■■■ —— .....
RbJ Crone ran putchaaa* t i t
ard. who. by lestur* and daman sinsa she ran
, \,*a,t?h#H-Lanatng Fast, held on tte ftrsf Tueedny after tte V D l'T IIF I L H C N TK ltil MlfT
what M Mad* aad lapariM
sirattea,
w(n
glv#
Saaferd
tens**ia
le
*
from
tl
follow#.
first Monday in ifecemter.
_—
"
wives many valuable Up* wa rush, able I* atl*
jJ - n -.'-m t on th* East
s fft d s w i than If they aero 1
1
To empower the ( ommleeUs,
X 9 **‘
^
,'»&lt;n Bench to Verw.
ih hy th eeewrwl 1 evSHM itte.
RTOat* who w*ro rroentty
from your poet to in* U&gt; eel the rote • (
At) steeRt shas Id h* made a
Aiu| rvtuJrr all will te aakcl o f irnnks which carry Ju Africa to )ein Marttu J
tte a
, f
Instrxut them fund* that ha** a vteiljr bate*** in *u«. ike asplarwr,
| f r im fe la Rgnfard af Mr. and
•W
"ic,!lately what is e x rn t o f 1 2J)00 and t i n la **t .e v k t ’
tramp
thruygh
•tel trrntnry. Rowten tte fata of Interest for time d • )ungVt. ale tee* teste), hro
Csarssf that give tte hast ma­ Mr*. W H TwsnWMflw, wka has*
' "*•« b. Would go my- positi ; also to provide that city land lappy. after their thro
terial am reading ar* fa tes by Is * , bean rosUutg far th* p*»*
pear la Wate Palm Rwswk. wilt te
sonw.^mr must stay on depoau rfe. .haU te ro a sted ' Q * ]
Oa.
M's* Howard *srh summer m tha
gtad ta teem that |fer amapte
bandIp maUsrs."
post roll*4 rei security
in
*n ,
,, 1
“• * '
t ig unlirrsilfe* W n t e l and ts&gt;
snhsrt ia tha Ksym U fetswvu
* T * ! '"Otingmtt feft by
formal
ptritet.
dtnaers.
suppers,
am-sat af M Urn* ih e . 75 P*»
te ' f i S S
which Wroe had that s i l t .as t e a
luachaua* w&lt;wt kaaqvfeto wilt ha day right.
Mr. Twaafelify* u
a f Ifev daposus
v |N. C.. the youthful lag a
discussed by hfer. furihee details 4*1 ^ wlrod friend* that "w * ars
10. Ta set forth Ih* ijuallfW *'' hunters.
irturoad
tart
r
W ,' **»w&lt;ted to o ffe r
and tte M a tte* Of th* return! wt’J oafs but prim fealty srvasything fe
tevm il "rrvt,«' an y*h er* turns off an efestor riding l* the aho*nl the liner l*feris. Each
rite elw tlM i.
|lagged a m*n-c*ttag ll.n.

! Little Opposition Dc W.MrScott OfThiHt'ity
vclops In Poll, Par­
Is Member OCOronp
ticipated In liy 250
Working On Project

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ii Legion Post
k Detail To Aid
rerers Of Storm

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tree Day ( ookiiiKSchoof To I5e H eld
Next Week Under Auspices Of Herald

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Caoelct Adds Grace
And Charm To Chic
CostumesOI'Winter
PAUIS* H it

made in the next •.•tian of &lt;-’°ngrasi.
I’O l'tll.A U VOT8
Many pre»tdenta have hern elertril
by I-** than a majority of vote*
and dha Injection of the European
bloc system into the political atme.
turn o f the nation ha» been avoided
only by tho continceJ dominance
of tlp&gt; Republican and Democratic
partiea. Should tho Soclaliat . or
KarniiT.IJilmr partiea rl»e to an
eminence whrrr they rould com.
niand ninny mtltiona i i f . W k i the
unique electoral cullegc ayateni
would he brought more fore.lily be»
fore the people.
W ith electoral vote* apportioned
man for man among tho ante* on
tho haaianf rongr:»ri.&gt;n*l repreaen.
tatlon many intquadt.r, aru certain
to l&gt;r reflected in prraldrn tal r**
turn*. The .yctciii, liuie.iar. haa

Each atate la vuk-d «a • unit, ami
Ihcteforv it !■ Ju»l a* effective 1
for A proidilrli *ial candidal
l *
carry a atate by one vole as It l» 1
to ra riy It by bOfhOOO.
THa
•yatem make* it ptxiible for a ran -.
nblnto ,&lt;i i airy enough state* by a
•mall margin to furniah th e 'm ieaaary electoral vole*, while tbe
un*ur&lt; i s.ful candidate might gam
Ifnat major! ie* in roms nth-r
state* which would give him the
greater (Kipular vote.
31 Slate* Af.Vt |id',,.
Add' d to the i|i*pl&lt;quvrllot».U 'hi
failure of t'on gir** to-rrapputtion
rongn **lonal repn aentatbih »tnre
1 UII, although the ten l lution re­
quire* rra|ipor •lonnu lit every ten
year*. In thr recent fight on toapportionment In ( ’ on *ir»* It * * '
*hown that the rcpien n tatlon in
Congrr*! o f 31 a t»l# i would li- e f­
fected by a new divD lin base.* up­
on the mo*!, recent crn*u».
T*ie
elec orul vole al*o vv’ .uld change^
Any
rrapportiunnirnt, It la
pointed out, muat n rr**arily give
motr pnwtr to the great ritira
which have lncrr*»ed to rapidly in
(topula ton. Home hlaturtan* hr
lleve that d&gt;i rlectoral vote d vi­
sion, like r*|*tei*ntatlon In the Sa.
itaie, wa. Ini. ridel u ih u k thpo**ildlity o f irction ii vontiul of
national affair*.
Many preii lent*, aiu ng them

111* photo tltl'H* ScIMlO* J«l**pfl T.
gubintoa &lt;1 Art.n*.., the
nuni nrf l*f i » r I’rmikiil alio lie
liif f t j lii. tjKcili of accept-mca a
H oi Spimm A

ti n «&gt;«nuig ol

r«p »l*t U CUttlnf i harming caper*
on chic curium.* for winter.
I'
•ervra the p u rp le of *i&gt;ftcnlng
the .hnulder tin.; an t making for
ailfti-ft itrarr an»j frm'nlnltjr.
For evening wear it »om»tlme»
covers up no baik at all. iimwing n
In an Mul dcollctagr down to the
wal»t-lln». Drrcnll v.»r* t.ve cap*Irt on a ffo&gt; f •»( ti*vy-blu* lace, the
upper part » f the fn'clc fitted In a
modified prince?
line and the
fhirt la th h i circular an ( ahlrred
that tt I* uiHirualljr w i c aroun I
the b *ltom. Thei# it a v«xy »Rgh *
drop i-f the ?call«ped herotilio to*
want thr hark and the email lac?
rape of navy-blue fal'a
lb ’
w,d 'time in tho hark an I taper*
to tw*'i |&gt;ointnl end* in front, thcaj
end* bring a’ ticched tn the *h&lt;*uhl, t. tra j* of the aquare derail**

defects w ith ou t lim it a s to
tim e o r m ilea ge
‘ •
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NO
For 5 «f« by

BETTE R

•

T I R K S ^ J » -lA ttK T ^ O IIA Y

J. M. Lemoines Service Station Nos.

1-2-3,

AtlguM JOvh,
Mfdiletne V.innnel p it* a *maH
■apel&lt; i • f »•■ f material over the
*liouklcr* of a coatTn ledge duvrt.*rn. It Hi loinlercd wi h a. A »'*'
b;mif an I stitched fl* . to the body
of th- coat and looae over lh •
served in
»le«*v*.
le w * capclct* button under .h«
trimly tail trad rollar* of man)
nt yr , nutumra.
giving
addei
WAfmtb a* well • * chlf.

O U lake no rosily chances. on
I motor oil failure tilth Pnn-Am in
llte rrankraHt*. Thin motor oil hoM*
its body in upilc of heat anti friction
...Htnys on the job mile after milr*
For Pnn-Am motor oil i» refined
from 100% paraffin-banc crude*.
Thai in why il is m &gt;tough. * . ho last­
ing. . . h o m / v I
FiU up* today, at the first Pup-AiU
atation you see. Every dealer has a
HeicuUfieally prepared chart showing

T h e p o p u la rity u f the S ilv e r A n n l n t H V y liu lck has •■nn»»l«*«l tts In n rru rr M in e
unusually gimd ca rs in I n It*.
A lew o f (h e o u K lu n d in i: o ffe r in g s » j now have
n rc listed b elo w . T a k e a d v a n ta g e o f T h e .Silver A u n iv c r -a r y Httlcli’ a p jp u la n t) —
IK Y A (iO O li 1 &gt; K U C A U ul th o I t lt J U T I’ H I f K !

1 M* yrarw mi.trl. in Mar »hjpr.
Haded un A Silver Aanivrr*ai)
Itulck.

1926 DITCK
SEDAN ‘
llrrr'a a (ted l a, in a Unlit il. o-nce wanted * Siivtr Aaaiicuary lUilik.

Medical School llan
llig Gorillu Skeleton
HAI TI MORE. Si pt
llupkirl
Mrdte.l
T h . Jutm
School ha. a gurfll, .kiiaUxi a i i n
aalhrapulugi.t. say i* th* U rg»*t
In the (xuvrolun o f any InatRUl on
It U IriW vul thr gorilla whtc’i
wa* a male, wctgh&lt;-d about
poundi. Thr bunr o f it* upper aria
mraturrt ninelern inciir.. That
tm *. o f *A averaged-»iird man i&gt;
iwrlv# ur thirteen inch.* long,
arirntl.t. ^ ld .
Th# *lrUtun cam* true* the
Caisrriioo*. W ealv gfricw .' l l wa*

i

more

1H 'l N S i - a m

Thr prkr I. rllh l wn iK i. u n r tak-n in ua a Silver Anaireiaaty
tlairk.

1926 BUICK
BROUGHAM
llirr’a a lirmukamwiwlhthr man.
ty—the SHvrr Aani,,r*ar&gt; ildd
l» tiipooMbic for thi* bargain.

just the right grade of thin utfr
motor oil to protect your car.
R eliable Heater•

HUDSON 7 PASS. SEDAN

Y o u can l&gt;e au rr o f hunrat aerriew fro m * n f
P a n -A m d r a in . A n d you kn ow lb a t »b *
urta bo arils orw prod u erd and d la trlb u trd 1
unc it liable o r g a n is a tio n .

A wonderful value In a w|U kept used rar— wc
UtM lb riuhl in a Silver Anhlvrr*arj lluick Sale
and Its a harifaio!
.

SANFORD BUICK CO
OPEN EVENINGS
PHONE 367

A im S h t r i h M f n t j K I P

S L M D A C s m f f U s b mmd S U P E R L A c s » d U t

M AGNOLIA A^

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�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA__ WEI^fflSDAV. SEITKMIlEn

1*A«E TWO

Sanford Herald,!

Watching For Storms

ID, ."I92R

T^HIS W IL L M A K E YO U EFFIC IEN T, M Y BOY

ECONOMY FLO RID A W ATCH W ORD
MI^KIMON

r

thf ropr of rushinir wind- i*. Mill fn-&gt;h in
our mind* and taMiallv list* from Palm Beach and
Okct-rhoboe City arc steadily risinp. it would *ccm to
Nn«1*r «ct « f
lie a jfoocI time not only to take stock of our*e|vc* to
see that no ironen were broken iiut al.*'&gt; to review the
lesson* of the storm in order that we may !«• letter
prepared in case another hurricane erwhA Into the
Florida--eoaaU
Most storms. originating in the West Indi
rr**i Months
&lt;rCwrtlrr t-r r »• '* .«
mmitiir northwestward, *arv ilangermi" to th*roast. Frytfuently the higher atmospheric |;re.xsui
T B s I t e r s M . S s o t u ld 's &gt; l« n * e r * !• • '
u u :i
• s l i s 'i l i e *
t*. tl*- In t e r n e - the Gulf Stream will turn them to the northeast
g l . ’.-k Hsr » Ctesie-. I« ..elvlr t r. *.rr.
Ill*
sup»iiMf news s/*atii«si|.ui Florida from any buffeting. hut when they are of
•Wsttt; liuiuMiut « &lt; i f i : i •islly cover* Intensity, as this one was they arc .more than lil
If tc a ll tb s le a d in g
M e n u cl m i
s rllte
w o r ld .
T l i s 1 ?f * Is . •• stick to their course.
a * ---H H fr s i t li O .r .t In r i « n t k air* “ ■
Saniiit «ji Sc.Hil'is s la te o * » e Is
When the storm center strikes at Palm Be
.Vdhuut espial
below, there t* comparatively little danger for &gt;
Even if it should pa** directly over thi* city, Ui
march overland would so dissipate it** winds tha
would have considerably reduced velocity even a
height And the chain' 1 ate usually pretty ir&lt;*i
the Center may miss us, passing to the west as
in this rase.
But if the center had been bsaU-d at Fort
Wl.ltN ttiim . gKITK-MIlKII 10. or • New Smyrna anti then passed, over this cil
would undoubtedly have felt such terrific wit
O k eech ob ee (*ity received the Other day and as
Haven fat eel two years ago. Oitic- seldom feed wi
Tbourh Captain Kidd made fairly a velocity of more than seventy-five m iles an
unless they pass through the mntiT. and it nt
T-' K’axl
Tfpon th, fipaulslt Miiin,
re meml Hired that central winds diminish h&gt; the
Tlie whlit his dally l.v " v d
leaves the coast.
lli&gt; laleitisl ha t : &lt; t i . *
We find many neoph conf
iJi'Torr he i iliiri ll. ■ l
ave
center, in spite of* the attenipti
1 lJpuli a loolinL- trip.
He tmtsi hale btol ti ctimp anil the past tVvo years to correit t
existing ultoiit them. Muit leant
gave
travel in a counter-clockwise dir»
' Bo he voulil buy a *hip.
fpuni fiftmii to ibirlv mile- In brcaifth
Kro Jrasii- Jam* * c uld w e r starul
the wifttl in pruitiially motionlet*A city inisstng
Among th - foremost ranks
h the •center of a hurricane, will rc|&gt;&lt;»rt winN
O f '.hose who ti-rraruml il &lt; Und
i certain rUrivtlon. followed l*y a lull f f lerhnii*1
lly nibbing train* and bank*—
ir op two, anil then suddenly extreme wind- from
Bsfi.ri' embarking on hl&lt; tough
the Opposite direction.
•' And •onitw'iiat wsyunrd i-ounxt,
e
atorm center can nlwuyt* 1»«* hrated by facing
II must tiavo hud to t arn enough
• into tin* wind. Tin- center then lie* directly
. To buy him** If u horse.
the right. Bundny afternoon the wind here was
In day* gone by, full m ini a la l
out of the northeast. That meant the storm
Was filled with deep dutresa
lay to the southeast of us
l.atcr u- the -torm
To Inarn what atruggh * "ihrry had
palm Beach and moved toward Ok&lt; ec holes' I M'.
In rlimhing to surres*
ltd here shifted until it wa- caning ilirt'ctiv out
Caiuhtiuiis then wire adamant.
Ku.-t. After the storm had pic-seii between t&gt;rAnd the (toys with fe* hli* hear*.
md Tamita. the wind here was coming from tin*
Could hat illy ever buy the plant
They needed for a slnru
)I ii | outs is an eohgi leocl time
For alt.ion every oar
Who aims to lend a tifeof crime
t*an buy himself a gun.
And, tucking it Iteneaih hii vest
In modern hsmlH style,
Go nut N«*rth, South, or Hast

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l

A ml make a tidy pile!
Jairw* J, Motiingue

fi l l thr return s from H ie H* raid''
s tria vote
indicate
anything,
Florida must 1“ un*’ **f the doubt,
fit! state*.
W* don't k f«*» much of whst
bus Ih - o gumg on in the wotld at
large during t • |**c*t two or thr *
days, but M presume At fin
in still runn ar fuf th» pheitdrtn •
and Rnhby J o rft ts still winriink
guhC tdiampinpship..

sure t»f about what to
Is h fri'ttkish. thinif ami
course fn&gt;m thiity t&lt;&gt; I
vvitlrirfulne-' tin the |mrt
ulitUy &lt;•( time to pi' |*ii
TIIKItK IS A fontiiilable array «»f «*»&lt;«• rca on* " ‘by
Mr. Smith n* primldont thoubl tl'
ait amount &lt;&gt;1 ihouifbi
nr»I ttiicruy to Iby onfor*«mi*nl of ibe «lry lawn which no
o th e r presiden t bit* e v e r giv en ,

A n a i ding t » the figure* « f the
Slot* It *.»ij |)*’ |&gt;attlpeut Fh*t1ll«
lias spent nitari) f* ur and a half
•ttllllot. dnllaiv mi f,.oil* during
the first right months of HCs
Merida CCSt wl (tl &gt; hli* lu tili evril
i f tl* peoplr Can't pay their litlls.
Senator Hubtn *&lt;n rame to Hi
atilt t ** l"«k e a sjaNN'li iri h half
1 rtf the Itfii.iHratu tltkrt, hut he
font.ft londlllon* sui h that hv
pltchrii right, in uml hvlpfil with
lh « relief walk. That I* tin* kite I
nf man wh** fas tin- rfualificutinns
o f an etevutive'.
bg
Utiles* •nir eyes are failing us,
SfSaom*- ftf th* e I f ■h toh*red *tf**T,^ ■ u r s ate teat hmg the. a* n*.
W m trfnril"*^— Sanfi.nl llersht May.
[. .be )f*u'lr in.I balking Nt st.ak.
Bl'ulng* at all tint nevei .un t•-11
I (C la y (amnly Times A fle i taking
fa Miotlur l*»ijk. wu find vmt're right.

A p r e -iib r il

w o o l- l b ....

T- thtoly dry like Mr. i oolidge "h Mr Hoover ran make «
few tuuesert at the law and give out a few assurance am
|t t the bit*iness work iti'*-!f out. tatt tt presidenl Wl.o is a.*
conspicuously Wet te* Mr. Smith would be, could It'd, it be
wanted to, get away with Ihe laxily and corruption that form
such a nauseous part of enforcement Imlity.
I'realtletit
Smith's trltics would exercise tt vigHnfiie and an espi«mnge which
they consider nut " f
pbu e when the
I’re.-idenl has r&lt;N«-i\tsl the kinctunus approval of the AntiSaloon League. Mr. Coolldgc has been charg'nl with It.'.eratjnir everything ftotn inefficiency, bribery ami corruption,
nil the way to nullification.
Iiut the dry-* do not ultack him
very freely or vigorously because nominally, at least, hit itheir matt’
But Mr Smith as President won't! be in a
ninth more vjilnerable positioft and they wou’.it tenter their
fin with unrelenting bltterm-Here is one reason, and
tut unsurmoiiujable one why the country would secure and
enjoy a very much metre effective and salutary enforcement
of prohibition under President Smith than it would get un
d*t President limner, and It is an argument that will lir,pres* thinking |M*ople. -Srtmn, Ala , Times Journal.

I’enplf win* ran nvrth to .Lnk'( •onvilli- ai*d south ti-oigia tn in
f fli'f In i»ek|H- the storm ate un*
1- ihtohtrdly wofnu nlig w li e • tin
I'tltw*. The element* » m * very kind
J, t*i Hanfurd, tnfltrting us with lit­
tle more than
tier msrkiting |.nryr and •mall
a* tivUinr tn Ngncullute and In matt’
ufaitunng sir fretting desirable
result* by walking logrthrr tntelll*
t-intly lit tin- p iofluctlull aiul its
tiihullon til their rommodilkes.
What s s i left tu t tiatin a few &gt;•at*
In all probability inan&gt; northago I* now &gt;h-i*minted h&gt; inform
a cm (soipl- win. had tx-,n |dan
ution i airfully galhrred fur the
Bt.nintt to go (,* Palm Ib-arh this
J winter will change their niimis benefit of the producer and th"
'jpfter rs'oltng aiamt thr hurricane. mmumwr. Tlie largest roitrlbuLlon
of these in gam it’d agora le* |* the
r j l h i) i* .11 i i i.l util) .!■
l&gt;uyti*nu nr Miami
Instead. elinunal on of waste and the sta­
" -Uiinkii.g
(hat they ate
wise!) bilisation of huslne** to il* s * * v
t avoiding any |mmlils hurricane, with the |*ertod* nf inflat'd high
y'I'Ut little naliring Hint one pis**- priie* and deflated low prices, i f
li is as silsceptihle lu storms as an­ suiting in |M-riods nf artifieal prnsother and that hurricanes such Iwnty and dainagiisg depinasu^i.
K M the pr.e whb h 'i.und its •• *&gt;* i-» T li« objective is to give a fair r i.
, , FlotIda holiday du nut a list In
waul .to Ihe energy, enterprise aod
.'arbiter mouths.
raptlal uf those engaged in u-vtkl
*e* •■nations for yhe benefit uf all.
Th* ('leering House experiment
**f (lie I lorida Gttius Grower* wrdl
W watched with p*rti. ul*r Interest
Tha urganlsatlun can d n ' many
tilings int|a,ss|.le fu r the individual
grower or a less pretentious organ.
Wa llow. There are markets unex­
plored and hablta of roneumeie ran
be cultivated let require still greater
|&gt;r* duct ton ( « meet the drmand.
The s e n .p rin c ip le o f yo-opera.
live murk* ling (■ being adopted by
the export trade o f the country by
Whkh tha surptua products of the

healthy level nf pnee* in the domettli market. This ha* the effect
of maintaining profits for the tn
vrstor and startdard wage* for th •
woikef s furnishing nisrsrl* fm
other priMlucera in the country.
While tne goveiniPitt has fhund
it liii|*ossihle Ihps far to perfrvt
a pla*** o f thia ih aia itrr which can
iiffer farm
relief, th’-ew ran
tn* no doubt that ultimately it will
be |M*sslble |u use Ihe t spsriener Of
the smaller orgatiital nns o f demon■ti alert sucre** to formulate a
working plan that will alabllise
tha investment* ,»ip l i f 'l o t . Ip

N&lt;* |irti prnty ran t*e permanent
end dr|*end*ltle that die** not
into orrctuitl
mg and enruumgrmenl uf Ihe farm
imputation. A failure to recngnlae
thw need is a threat t*» tha perman­
ent interests o f all others.

In the campaign for tax, wdurtiun, whkh :* rw*w vrrr notkwaW*
ar^l gaining itileliigent attention
art) appreciation every day, one "J
the meet important features r*»t
forward t« rurlatVi rnt of bond is-

truth of whist Governor Marlin
•ay• a&gt; &gt;ut thr way big bond is­
sues at* saddled upon town and
c o t n lie , with but ■ small (rtt-cert
o f the imputation •elualljT'voirin,;

in total* jihudreds « f million?
tfo tm e l up'1
counties
dil'tl that re
ties and distri*

■considrration o f every project put
forward which t d &gt; for money obj tainr.l through bond issue. Th-re
‘ is rm urk to the effect that it !»
not so »**&gt;■ nowadays to “ put over"
n hues iond l**ur a « w xt thr ra w
• f t w v-nrs aro. Rat thrrr are oj
yet to ■ many people willing to
either avoid the trouble o f inveei*
igati*
ai&gt;»\ opposition whrn »
profs*** i» made.
fbrritm dy is ready to say “ as*
whrn
oronr suggest* that take**
i should ■i rmliMtpd. It it juet » * im ­
ports* t to ptveVnt their twjru
rai*i it; and every bond Issue for evt ry pur &lt;&gt;*e mrans more tax mon­
ey cvilli ted. There are probahy
hundred* o f projects financed
through the issuance o f bonds, inj
(he state during th last trn years
that
it nut necessary and some I
reallv nadvliable. Rut they w rrr
inthu-iaslically promoted, and the
Idea that bond money need never
he t’li ! 1*aik seems to have p m
Tailed, in otherwise sen-lid,, m m .
mtmitie- It it the timn for a halt
Floe da * taxes imposed by muni.'.
Ipu! t o . counties and districts an*
too high.

tire a rtcular and sometime*
«ch, special Lav e&gt;&gt; f i r .n L iw tf
i j retirement fund*. This is.alwiy a burden upon the people
id yet there arr 'o w e irdifferrat
id. others selfish, perhaps, who
■ge further r «a y s into the bond
atkrt a h r ir m r any improvement

under discuMtph. ■ i.t. * * ,
Car. lo;.r W j MaltJn h «* lately
r.tnlorted an artsle to the.Nfanuiturrrs Rwutil in r*fervnis to
e matter o f bond ‘&gt;uc*. and from
the fallowing is taken, as aptly
pirtirg the brake,- are applied
mor

In rotu derirg the 1turned*
iate future »f this •tate, or
of anr other * l a t « e mint
look fb»t to the miiins of finsoring and then to the pus*ihiU
ill,* pf rrduring I'uit «*t;&gt;en*r.
Rut When tales arr brourhl
into the dt«&lt;tt*slon. the com­
mon reception i&lt; with* yawns,
preceded posaOdy hv a whole­
sale rr&gt;n*iemnatit'ri »f govern*
pirnt for inflating taxes In
the fitst place.
Florida a* a *t*tr rr Juice* in
is'inr without a *c*ligr of
bonded debt, *mr " f th, fuur
State* to situated. Hut h«r
fountirs nrr not * » f'lrtunatr,
• ml from thf-ru &gt; '1111' high
miiUgr* whiih arr h'yritnlng,
tause for rruOe con • rn rmll
county and city Itond '
can be curtaileti. |*erha|i
legisiatim m trirtin r* width
■would force all imnd elections
into mor.* grnefal disruption
ami voting, the local tare* wit!
In- high in Florida These blind
issurs hu'e I’S’in matle t|r,*-ssary h* nuse Florida os’ a
flourish:nr ,tatt *latts h v k
only * ft * yegrThe |iave,|
Highway’ the tnrtdrm street*
and buildings, and all the pol­
ish of ■ edited living ha* hern
crowded Into a short time,
with
one* ponding |y
high
t ost.
Hut th&lt; main point Is that •
w « have th***,- improvement*
ond -lowly th** people ore
ing the Hat grr in allowing
cuts* sir two |»T tent of tin*
1 1p'**te|i .vylyr* t* tdsye tni)||nn* o f itHnSed *t”hu ofi our
county
and. city
expense
sheets. It hen the twofile shall
c-ea-e hyst* ri&lt; ally to voto t v ery lw&gt;inl i-sue |*r**|W*siNl. or to
allow them to hr pIlsssNt Uy
tin negative consent of a gen­
eral apathy, then true pros­
perity ran come through la rg e­
ly reduced tine*.
It i« very *a-y to discover the

elflmr~assent or protest in the mat

CLARK’S

HOOVER AROUSES NEW YORK
\\ \TK1SS

HV I’ ll h&gt;*S

1*
&lt;|ue*tioik |i* to
whether |the plan and hud imp-tl t" Min
llerl.t M lluiivfr 1 un arouM* a* , t rise the otganiters oy having
grtn- &gt;nthuiiasns among* th* vo­ their groups already formed. The
h&lt;udi|uartrr» w eir swampml with
ter. mi his opponent see me d toils
thousand* o f names Hun
to h- Irfinllrly answered in New ilrtdi
of v«ung men who b“ d
never worked in polities iiefote
Vot
notification night.
t iiii-ly u week ego. Thomas &lt; volunt-errti. their services. I.euitD*&gt;
id. |iresidrnt iif the Voting er* o f variou* grout* ituludcsl
Ilep 1 nrt’s Club of New k'urk I it teen BuUonalitit s.
With all the work * doit*, the
ante, in d tl at tmlnnliatrly after
the
. o f lliNjvet’s radio acrep- planners p f the Saturday night
(am t is tN h, a fleet o f automobile*' tlrive went out merely to recog.
Wo*;
"!**rt from the rrpuhtiran ttfie fotmatly, the h-agues that hud
hetii.|*iatter* for every state as- hern formed. In every assembly
semi ■ district in Grvnlei New •'.strict hull* w -to pucketl and
Vt*rk it'.d that workers, caUmu the cheering of H "o v v r» *|*e**h
etleoii ..ratlenu* meetings, would was one o f fhi- ifreutrst li-pultliorgut /* Hoover l.eugues in each tail outl*ur»ts ever heurd in New
iwribn.
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* * York City.
1 " ihe surprise o f ufftciala at
There was a eintuldy small « tluud ], arter*. however, Ihe tin. tanilantr at ul| thr shown and the
In the
promptii effect was s|Miilrii by t'te M g ’ restaurants ta lly
a rr*'i- b'furp the mltldle of the evening, managera declaring that ,
we&lt; l . f :i«&gt;0 leailt n from ns many their natrons wet., slaying ut lorn.di*lr.' I- in «"d around (he city. listening tn the Hoover spec "h f

Mountain
Breeze.

C lark’* Tcal'ffrfj
Gum g im thetool •
inu, rcfrcth in i k m
Ration o f a mot*']

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nl»rd Herald's (Shetland Von, .e d

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MicytU Campaign began Monday and end. M *i

in thU period than In the I sm p ,„ o d of the campaign.

i every car owner u*ed
Champion Spark Plugs
there would be fewer
traflit jama due to cap
■tailing.
Ctum

O N LY TW O SHORT W EEKS LEFT
The campaign will rssasr lw i

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Now |i Ihe time to d* ywor brst work.
lead In votes during iMe Period
vole*.

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Cham pion
S p m iC P / u g s
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■»n*l the much higher
Is m p x s lu te s o f the
■twlrnt hlfli-uMnpn*.
w s tm iliw . Also a new
fs t o S iJ sulkj topper|
is d r i- H il that remains
absolutely gas-tight
under high co nspee*,
•km. Rpecdal aaolytls
•hetredw whkh aswam
a head spsik ksj&gt; under
all driving fitqiHiinna

No n*"1**1" *

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Ii.sl by a Idle ultra effo rt,
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tn addition to The Khrtlnd I'ony The llerald t*

•• Getlu. Iterlrh In the Vic U n d er Arrade.

funlewtaat 'a be

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Polish Fliers Will Receive CHILDREN CAUSE
“- - n m * CttVmes FLOOR PLANNtoj $50,000If TheyFinish Hop NEWKILLINGS IN
FOR SKYSCRAPER Front Warsaw To Chicago MOUNTAIN REGION
Former Governor
Tests Of Keeentty Dc-ial C alen d ar Democratic leader Personals
vlm?d Arrangement Aviation Knthusia&amp;fo Anxiously Await The Two Men And Worn nn
Are SlAln i(fccn(ly
Koportcd’SueccftNful
Departure Of Airman; Machine Kquipped
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F IT T E R S , S o c ie ty

T e lfp h o n * 148.

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R « s M « M c T elep h o n e 443

Fred I'ollum of
Ih*
F&lt;r*t
National Hank left
ft thi* imorning
for l**!m Beach

W ED NESD AY
Sarah 1‘crker Orphanate
,b will poatpon# their trip to
Sprine* until Wrdnenlay
k ufl account o f the weather.

Mi*a Marik • Fu* *pent th
ittona I leach a* the
I »eek-eni| at Day
gue.l nf Mr*. Frne.l lieu tin

r iU K S D A Y
th&lt;re aiU be a railed meeting
'
Ifanr Kaffo Society Thiir., ,rrn»nr at the Method! at
Ajinr* at 7:30 P. M,

tTiirAcai, s#et. .«
iva.
1!&gt;- lIM
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( harile Strung left thV a fte r i
noon for llradenton where he will
•pehd a few day* on tnJ*inaa..

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.f
Rev. a n j Mr*. A] S, I V k and Detroit. It i . designed .pralfWatli
ReV. IVch’. mother motored to for the palh.ng of tut-giud-le* in
] Ih fw ra Reach today n* hu.in*., Cingeated dietiVlh where buiWirc
height U a.anaU . but IrwgRalph Woodruff left thi* after- f 1e.tr area I* not
noon for I’hiUdt-iphiaf where hr
I’Un. for tb,
The Cb,.
will enter Jefferson Medical 0*1 cagn Tower call f»r a .eriee of
lere.
( tnentjr
hatchway*,
e*tet*din(
;twentr-Dve *V&gt;Mr. upward. Koch
MUa Ruth Henry returneil
mnlav e» . , r
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bauhway will la* farmed hetwren

F R ID A Y
Wallace Wrigfct and lira . L.
hyle will entertain at bridge
nag MU# Mildred Hotly at
IP. M.
M ONDAY
|L- monthly huainraa and am ial
iK o f the Truth Seeker’*
nf tlie Methodlat Church
meet at 3:00 at the home nf
Htlma l.undi|ui*t on the
&gt;a Kimd.
Doiteaaea will lie:
J. M. Hayea, chairman, )
Hilda Lunihiuiat, Mr*. KJla j
|.|ui«t. Mr* H. R Gray and
|\ D. Cobh.

where »he ho.
Frank Weyman.

Tw

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. T1*
,fc*
&gt;■
*
* ,* r"
*• abmait
‘ r^k^ 1 • 1,h ,h# *»Pe which re,'T,'tlr *et. a werhf * long rflitanee
*"V.m
Dying f m * Italy to Rrwttl.
0&lt; * 700 fc‘5" 11 u
, -me of th# targeet
rtonmere lei n e U
el* In Eurcipe.

It W an amphibian plane, with a
f«»&lt; lage e*pecialtr rei«fbrc*d aw
•tde* and botteht h- final -n aImeet
.
' K
7
» " » *ea, no matter how MUgb It
.le d rage., ^ r h « M .W * ^ &gt; 1 . 1
a1** baa the ucual landing gear for
iD| th» U rfc «! M inJinl
autumohile. will be placed on t*p • ir field* t-M ra ry to the curt-hio f ,ach other, between
»trcl ly popnlar American trend tbwafd
mnacplane*, the INilonh. a* the
1 guide.
&lt;raft ha* byen rhrt*t*ned. u a b&gt;1
yju. e Ilk# lie It
* * ePT*cr plane eon.
Movement af th* cage* w d r r!llw&lt;
b« - ijh e *ame prut, pie aa » bel • -ieraMy thorlet then th* brand
lower plane
comwytir. The tier* of ateel rag'

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Mr*. K. R. TNayrr i« eapecled
to return hum# Imlay frnn* Wayc n « . cehr-re *he ha* keen vinting
friend* for B few day*.

:hestra PlaysFor
la Negri In Film
Milane Theater

In Family Imiputr*

D»Jfti If Forced Down

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n
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p*
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wrapef garage, automatically ap\» i*t
enthusiast. nf O t a g o
ef*ted. have Writ completed p *
M lhe. "*M-we
mnl.*T*t are ansh-ovlt
c* M f'*,,P- • l&gt;I " * " » a gkragw, lifrt*.
f th* heiveff i f
ty-fK * *t»r*e* high, will W huif.'
new*
army Dyer* in a gl*
in the Chwagn T*wer. the world',
Pnlf«h art
Urgeai building, kc hoe b en an- *»M ie air leap fmm {Viand to Vhlnrvwwed here by Walter W. Ah' '• * ” The Polr * a il) receive a
whinger, architect.
. I Worm priee. ..ffrred by the lib
w .*.____ Are* i hr* tf they are .toe*.*-

l

j n u n t m i D , w *** va. A ,rt
— I INN l —Children w*d not t
(end* eg rate.* ,
or# raaeiag ptatol flra &lt;n |b** ]
nttiani* n rth a .
j
To date • woman amt t o * me&lt; !
arw dead. In thy Raleigh count y
Rail tW-- men v * M&lt;l They a-»
waiting trial on murder charge*.’
The tragedlea bare t* t n e t a n .
In I t l l Se resigned front the
w Ihraugtnmt th* .leafin g* in *
Army and became a men mere l» l pt, We*t A'lrgmi*-* wnecT.a*d«. The) y t f
*tt
, ■*#. **a/-e*r AeW A d d a
bd with the kerr*lot r III* record . Mklren'laugh amt *»ng and ramg
nnmarred hy en wee dent Ka* ml* - about In play a* uattal. Ware mown&gt; «** lla v lt g
him one e f the beet known t«« wr- taieeera, butft men and woman, who
I l E A l M A M T H E A T R IC
rial pilot* in iTornpy.
. |barwed hy eaywrterww an* In take
O r b rtd«*. F lo rid a
Mapte kb*a wa* b n * in I'tw tv . patt tn childr^p • battle*, lament
. A ll T b U M ee k
the
hiding*
hut
car
rmtktag.
(&gt;n farmer fialkriat March II, IRII,
^ l * l f - l tlc lll*
whhh makea bin* dlightlr the &lt;dde«t
member of the f t h n l a i rrww. He
Mra. t : « - j I'ettry. a young
attended whonl and *gym aa«ium' NM-ther &lt;*f twelMy tten, t# the lat#-t
in Sam h, ami at tb* ago o f IP waa |vWtlm. U c y Idckenw. tblrty.t- , _
ra «».l up fee military **rrtc* m i b U b.M at th* He,hley ja d m a
A a.tn *n army, eob.tleg .t lw ow |rharge » f killing her Jw*t two
like former Iwmkergl III* mil. : wants, agw • mao m W. fo-weil
|\If
* * ' ■lill uof lM.beJ • I aunty t* attegol t« baeg ktlied l * c
h im t
World War Iwgan and brother* ever a tf*«ia! quarrel he
with th* *t*»nmg nf th* fighting h&gt;* tween ‘ tw-i rhiWIma
f irst V a i l Hunk IIM *.
redim* rt « a * *#nt ta th* lUliaa
S an fo rd . F U .
Mr* F*tiry and Dekrna ltee«| in
front |tl« wwomt which go ** him a
tb* I’ioe hauh dictree. I* btl* ah*
chance t* Join th* air
I IM#
kept bu-te* and taub an inter**! .n
-*n January 1 1*14 and 'bat fall, jb* neigbhurhudd ihtMien. Dehen* i
when he had rerwierad. h* went ta rvpu-r**| tir** and mot.w, i* * ell- ■
ah’atina * M
darting tha career
lag# garage While the* engaged 1
which haa &lt;*ta&gt;ie bun woi Id fan**** a grawp af thildreu *racted to play
Faytaio Adam Kowaleytk lead, tn fie r i af Ibe garage} Thr; r i»r .
•a e f
th*
W i r u * to t'hleagn ted ti* quarrel, he told tb* anthne. j
I tight a l l tkg ffr.t # cl* la* weo- ■tie*, and then went bum#
thmed when Alderman, MaoWy
la ter he a t*m «d Me* I V l r t . {
AdamNwIn af I'hWag-i greaent--d
tlawiMg, 1 'rM I*( . *b«g
ompa»&lt;ed
le Drerident M*a*wkl * f r-l.n .1 ,b*
ad UAarag*
r „ . . - i .... ........
.
- v _ ,k r her m«lh*r .Id r t *od aa un
an* r_
formal invitation nf tb* Tbtcagu
uWaiifircl
man.
aece*t*d
him
at
tb*
i
CHy t -run- II for * gw»d win ri-g*&gt;,
lM « time Ip the air ewrp*
Heamtrd tt Went
“ t i)&lt;4 w«t V*af M the fm r t * Va­
lor Kb*a aaya af bla arml air aerr
hre, which ran he interpreted ta
owan h*. wa* in 'he thick nf th*
*ky dual*. Juat before the ra l »f
the war Kg wne *b**t down- *-J *u«tabie-i a bKiket* ihouhler b la h #r-1
roller bone

*V-We*ae 'They I

Klton j. M ou gklon
Architect

Formei (inertnor Nellie Taylor
Mr*. Deane Turner of Fort
Ri&gt;&lt;* iif Wyoming who i* V k e Myera formerly nf Sanford, pa card in each pair of adyarent hatchway
A T « I T Airplane
chairman o f the IhrmorratU- Nat- through her# Monday ennmte in win operate *imulun«ww*ly. Th&lt;
The lower ptahe la d rnetr.i
lima) Corn .nil I re, in ti »|&gt;eeth at Raltimnre and . Wa*hlng1 »n.
rutdlion o f the rwge will be eww. wl.kr about n feet, ahd fmm the
Richmond, n Virginia la*t week.
t rolled by m*ana of hydraulic mf&lt;rl&gt;. r-«e ta rudder tip the craft »»#•*
Mr*. Rr&gt;»« gave her reaann* ftp
ilriana are alway* to he eupiiorting Smith rnn*i*trntl) with
*unra Ad feet |n length. T ie appet
M i*. Maude la k r returneil Sun. • n,MM
I" &gt;b» b«an a «• Ming whi rr a nation her dry crnvlction*.
day fmm Jark*nnvllle where ab« Wrn* W
nrt*
*« rmiaed tb* • mg make* the *htp laRer than tb#
production I* tiring filmed,
ha* le-en the guetl nf Ml** Sue Al
U*r wdl be h*wer*d A . iicaal American plane, te* king .
nm furnish the musical en­
ikm ian for th- pa*t two week*.
* t,f*
I»P of the hat. t ^••gbt o f I t (Vet ■
w *y nf the tier which U helm
rol itiHTaaary to aid th­
The PahmU emp'y weigh, dnog
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.
..
r
lifted. It wdl *hunt automatWalh pouad*. af wklrh th* *taut fumlace
in their portrayal*, it &gt;*
Ir-J.
rtimprlae* * Urge *barw In onila
u-rtwi.
ii* o a
□ally, hut two musicians a ir
and Mi*a fa rm et* Harher M-nt
- gm* “ •»»• ^ * * • ' ary o n *r# It ha* a cabin ilrttgcwd
Irrd, one a violinist am) thr
thi. afternoon In Orlando »h o 7 ' i “ ’V . * ’? '**" ,,f «K* Imwcrt. g 1-1 arcumndht* rlaht pa»..ngtr*
ping.
tier will .hunt Into the tier which 1ut in thi* Bight the !**•■
fr&lt;»m th* Fwlleh capital IcM'biragu |
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plan lat.
CHICAGO. Sept'
n
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rbfeulewed III
t* being rau*d. The two adteevn xrcptwd td aernmndnta t i l t * g*&lt;
I I ' wa* h i * of th* a m t daring |
| **ivr, In aavcral o f th# » i nr. Aaaiatin^ A. A. Stagg tn h •
«.f tn* G«rncan W**ri,| W *c are* ( H* albged they thraat-bed hi&lt;e^
k l l N egri’# new nrnrlurtitm fo thirty.aeventh aeancin a* atfilelic
beep hi* ft&lt;rutb o ff th* cltd
and ha* been la command e f at .
I . .
(mount, "Love* at an A r t r r n ,’ direetor and football t»arh o f th-,
an.' am| that be flre.1 a
raumtnm nf rh. Pwti.h .nay gig * 7 *
‘
M
f
rhe.trn nf IS men wa« heard. Univeraity nf Oilcagu will I * a
*t
e
t
*
t
i*
ground
f.m , for many year.
j aka&lt; » * • th. graumi to frighten
Y o u r preucriplbeai wilt
r*e player*, member* t f the i t r f f emulating entiryly o f former
llK a v
aiy on the machine
kg fille d Jw«t aa I kg
Fully
kmeted
the
plane
Ungk*
tbc.aau
th
etc
awe
kealta
__
thi*
winter,
|Angela* Philharmonic tin h- Mar«nn player*, including (our
in the be**merit.
Horn
m
T.-**n,
In
what
waa
ferJTb*y
ran
ward
ta
make
threat,
d
o cto r o r d e r , t f M l at
more
than
IT.Otkl
pound*,
e-taivw.
ranking muriral orgartiia- captain*. Two member* of |a*r
'
—
| No manual labor of any kind
merlf Fad I'rn x i*. &lt; aptatn Kow. * " , " * ,r
da to ma ami &gt;g.
*ent to eight and an* half tun*.
[n f Southern California, were year’* coarhlng ataff hav* been
Mr*. II. A. Newman and Mr*, bln*'* tbe firel floor ia nereraa-y
* • «««
»k*m U
Tw * muter*, esc b ,.f « n bura* air yak ..reed aiglt, year, m t*r
piled by t'hich dr Vardr, via. lo*t, Colriile Jack»&lt;in. for. »ev»ral J. K. Ilrnuar leave Icnnorrow f e r , ° r jo*a*ih!e in thia *ky*erap*r
German * im ,, &gt;n.,ng ,ke K.-eev * * * * *
* * ^ aath-raWaa.
o f the hand, in charge o f the year* th* head line coach having New York* C’ d y where they w ill' tag*. Operation » f lb . tier*
*0# airang.d ... a f**»’
im t g t o .
1 ,lrr'1 •
*wl* » * - .
for Mia* Negri** production* gun- to Oklahoma INty a* man h* the
__ __gue*ta
_____ ______
_ Norma Me r a t a l up amt down I. rnltt railed " * " ” » « » American dra.gn tinea... air ntuadran M*nH afUr tbe Woeld
o f Mr*
*W arhA ck.etH
,r * * i
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i studios In Hollywood,
ager of the brunch of Thuma* F. Igiughlin fo r two week*.
by a keg. held by t i e nwwer wf lb# *tr*U r ** r**J u ,kr ‘ i * ' " * * "
Nanfard
al
••
XTm*a| alTaTbU W arid W a g a v T l J '*
.tra-k V - fr ir r y
parked car When lhv k*» U —
prup-lW. *nd -the n ta c p -g r
orchestra w a* required .for 3V.I*nn, packer*. an*| t'ampbeR-’
rimrn
I I r. U .
Wr
aeriecl in the proper .witch Ih. t**r
• ,,w*r hla.l*d “ p u -b .,’ p erd u e wa. on the W ..U ra Tract
tjuenre* in the ('umrdlc Fran, Ib (A »(ip havinif accepted the po
D e r t atgba
Mr. and Mm. A. M I’hilllpa
^
fld i* . where Rachel, the • itiun of hrad football roach at and young Mini, Wallace and l**«- e*rie* o f cage* begin* to total* a*. PrwpeOor, Tb* engine *haft* are ■n Fran... .h e r . he . . . er*d»-d
Ita.t ■ *d *n hour later I hr a, nr ,jr
M r«*nn*vted. »u»|- - I ■ tb v*. tori#, aver slateen yla
■Are** played by Mia* Ve- ’ lie loll College, Wiacwnainv
••t. hare returned fiucn liwytcma til th* cage cur re* ponding with
r-o.hr*, I
•l«n#l
u rl t'ount
t -cot Stephen
ntepsen JUboreky,,
Zabu
Coach Stagg’ i fir*; arclOant* Reach » l v i hrr greatest triumph* in
they haw been the key reach** the ground flea* *d b*tWean the tuu wing* ami h,gS | t• -b
Th* dour# lb*a *p»n autumaUrW' abuv# the tdunt m m ■«/ th* lout j-dtkial F»li»h government r.pn-rle role*. T h * Interior Will be Nataon Norgrrn, raptaui of • pending the pu*t two w*ek*.
i
ly and th* raf may he -inwnpui. like furalag*. The engine* * r' mpiamm « « ib . W .i &gt; «« t &gt; i btea !
playhuuae wa* reron*trur- thr 1913 rhaftipiunthip team, and
Ftenrh
made.
Jupiter
fln-me
Misa Margaret t'uwan return*,!
•&gt;!*• *gsc flight headed by iMptain A
4 h e,
Hydraulic lift e r
lr the pmdurtlon and th* J&gt;r one of* the two ,'mrn ever to win
fnvm
Daytona (Mach
k n e i l r l i t sown
d m tn
lo atari,
start. .* a
s■
The hydtaulL lifllu|r apparatus and either on*' Will eugpurt ihe K.iwak-ytk,
mem­
filled th# ’pit. in front of tw rlr* letter* dn athtetirp at fhc* Sunday
flane, in cam lit# other fad*.
ber of th* »hl Kuwian aobihty Im
. rago. and II.O, Crialer, r great wtnrre ahe ha* h**n »|&lt;eading lb a will hav* a thrwcl UT eight
IL F lra l S treet
I’ r r a r H y l k a . FiDral I ’ ru M ptly _
*uinm*r. She will return in a few • i l »#road*. Anyftitnmcvbi:, Ih •
Mayor Vladimir ktiaa. ih* m«*t pu irn ckri and rack adrift by the
end,
bavkctball
player
and
ba**hat|
ring lull* bet wren *crne», DS
an
fo
rd
A n d A cem ralH y
day*
to
Daytona
whar*
ah*
will
•
ay*
al
the
\nm^\
the
Iwenli./
v*
tapermurad
airman
*
f
Ih*
ir
e
*
of
M
c
k
.
n
l
reridotwn.
led the orrhertra through man. Norgrrft prubably will It* In
.teach thi# winter,
•li-ry g ir a g r t ( n t&gt;# brought . th# th* IVIcuua, haa nmd* daily (light*
fleaptt* th* km* * f hi* laadc aad 1
*1 i laaatral tnclodie*. thr 3cHI charge o f the letervr tram, whicn
ground floor In 314 **n«nd&lt;.
far mar* than four year* with the ••late, lociM /ah-ertby, who ■« ad
(cradh* and prinri(&gt;a|* g ir ih j play* tan game* thi* iraum.
Mia. J. Richmond Miller r#
Each o f the twenty haiibrgy* ~ArrcAot.” th« I'oli.h Aviation i * e . yulaai In Ft.a-d.nt Maagtrki, ha.
imcli Ian* round* of appiajiae Doth Norge.n and Crialer will
turned from Daytona ilearh Sun
I'l have a ••-pern'a r«tr*ncr P*nyr, befei* vtarVng «•# th# War anw*unr*d Se util turn over hy#
Work with the backfield men.
rath numlier.
day wltere »he *peiit a week a* thr lane on the haaement flnot, making] #aw.lofhiAagn n igh t He bad ae •bar# af any Huom* fram tb* 1
Two
former
raptaln*,
•’
Hub*'
i * o f an ArtrrAj** la threcord* -* f more than Iran.-Atlantic fig h t ta lb* fund
Kme»t Krupp. Mr* it t*.»atld* to loud am Whk.ul 1 rumalated a
--------rtlon* today at the- Mllanr Hcntlerron. who graduated - in
riipp #pent
Momlay and Tima, twenty *u|.qn..hilr*
dmuIUne, s o e jm k'b-oifrir. In th* air. with. for widow* a0,1 orphan# of alfo-es
llK’S, and Krnnth Ilouie, captain day here, returning lpa( night lo rwily.
■Ait an a. ride it « f any k nd. and (id le d m line of duly,
lu*t year, will lie the Hn* toarhe*. Daytona.
The twenty tier* # f egg** will wa# otakiHt Ike daily •••— '•*», «l
Hrfidei*nn waa a tickle, and Route
have a rapacltr of I gun .«r*. j rawed trip fram W ares* i„ t'racow
V l| p r n S | t | | ft (]
**'l f « f WB* one of the mewl
since there nr* no floor* «r tamp* ■ ken h* wa* muted t* pun the
. A
1
‘S
’-ri'l.-nt rcderc ... IV. rcnmtty
t'olonu-'* crew
all #p*ce la rumpletaly ul lived
HATH AW AI ’M h lllir . I f f H
Th#
garage
In
Th#
Chuago
T*w.
lli# World War Dying, however
**
,,,,
...
d-vrlnn 4 - . r. *■ i f i ip. p...
I ark Ae*. ran swept# **wr
rr will I * the firat o f a aerie# . f waa more adiealurau* A gun.hat
B*#d. tn
A* aiagv. Window
«ky#ritp*r garage* whhrh are plan. • H i d la the leg #eat| him tn the
• hade* llr ifr r i# * lien..inch
’
Jerome Fitlrer, A. A. Stagg, Jr., !
i ' ‘cd f» t clliea throughout iKr tmta- huapital from tba Italian front, ami
lag. Steam ItewlfWf
Mail**
James I'yott, and William Abbott,
RTFORD Conn.. Sept. 111.—
bale, and I n. errd bat nwa.
try .A \# mngw.tfbn mak-y park, .a fter ka had Mcvcvrrsd he r«it#m-l
Ml
will
roarh
lire
lrr*hmen,
Kithrt
I f f H. Dark II A IH AW A l b
I—New York and New Eng( lug d If Dealt Aa part o f Tk# t A I- lih # p r im e r pik&gt;t# w V -| #t h e
being
In
chalgr
of
the
work.
AdaaffNMb
MN4M*.
otur had |ia*#cnKer pigruu
c *g “ Tuner itg ia a unique lecture ner-Non.l**li Fm t.hiof hu #— r-e
Ned Mercian-, a&gt;*i*taht yack
Mstiraa l * « l
be went hark v* the fiwnt,
•o-si iinrk in prafualon.’ The
l-f th* world*# M d large-( d y, II
,Nww |ta&gt; ing
K )v « g Me A 1
I arraper.
ger plgroit wa# anulfrd out coach but year, will return ^tu
A ll m i * W rvk
laly. Wocnl duck almost went roach |b« rro&lt;» rounttyr acptad'gf
preliminary to the regular tea
r good though their pasting
*r liren halted hy i imirfv • »«n.

LOSSlNG*S
QUICK SKKVICI
TRAN SFER

Ex-Maroon Players
Serve This Year As
S lagg’s Assistants

u t 1K w l r

^ * ni

Mr Reynold*

I

l,anoy'j«

"Tht» Friendly Dru&gt;r Store*1

Loch Arbor

f

Th^ place to build your home
De Forcut Sanford Realtv Co.

Tn

kc An E liorl lo n""
R uffedliruiiftC'1"

rhl,f

Dully Fashion Hint

^

th

1

•uihod*. Now come* a dn•■ffort on the part o f New
New England U&gt; #av# rht»T
I
#r*i
—
fmm
fate of ih R e t U 1 1 1 0 ( 1 1 I l l l U l * t I «
lit overtook the patwngcr
alino.t o\i-nanir th-

Kidnaped Youth Is
ReturnedunhurtTo
Parents In CHicajro

1DNDON, (tg ff. " l» . - f lN S » At
entirely new typo p( *er&gt;aiam
with whhh It I* hopetl |o i apt orIk# durntten aad cu.n-atiq. t-rarvl#
. o f the world. U * bee* i.-mpl
! n iw ie . fug the llntl.h X e fil Air
l^ fM .
known a# the "llu th llufk.’ th.,
plana la a (fairly N ap*r typg -tf
monoplane, and ia built eaperially
for da rat &gt;ow.
A* the m « ( rtatvci.ir yecatj.
|lion* ha*# bran lake* lo revorr
that there should be Bo Irakog# r f
the drialla o f design, Ih* e«w-ManUrn o f ih * plane ti •tn.-en l * W |
a few » f f i i*l..
I l i« )«orami, however, that Ih#
J«i*ne U eap#i led to lly right y
Te-urs without k t iis g to r«fu*l
This Would •*•#»,( tb* etletue* 4w

i

C A R E Y 'S SHJf IN G LES

.

UC W.e who
from &gt; i a . m

T

ROLL- ROO KING
On- Hand

Hear
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|a-* f y»-e" .

SECURITY LUM BER CO*.

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Phone

797

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f f o agfetr
B t i t i i t sem Mas#
t«y
a
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O N I bOOO w r it at

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OdLANOO- r u k

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[LANE
rO-NITE

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Urtaw*/i

Who to-shred AW father
who had d»*dwpe4 him.
Tba her a h * #*crul­
ed hi* *arrar le
f-sah rt l u #g*4
parwHt.
hfsua#
bt# m a t b *»‘a
Pina bad
anarbed b la
ha.rl J M
. a | *a *
*Ukg«r

and

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JAZZ SINGER

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AL JOLSON
"THE

hording tn F. o , WalcAtr,
rin C A C O .' Mid. I 3 .- (IN H &gt; Cantu, and New York, H‘Ry RanU-ri. 10-year o lj kidnaped
ftoie rummlaiiurter fo r t ’em- Italian
f, wlj«, for |B days, s a l
New York ami kfat.e- *vld hoatage by • band o f Sicilian'
kava pul a ban on about rat.irthvnUt* un*l#r &lt;le*th Ihreale i
grouse, and Vetidon*, ^l,r * ranaom of |4o,(hifl, wa# t-a.
P»h re, and Maine nrr day nratored unharmed to hu par.
'4 Z 6 6
l|k»ly to follow suit. Mr. rnta.
ri ka# a‘ kr&gt;l the governor of
A t art early hour Hilly was dl#•ml the attorney-gen- jroyvn H l&gt;y GeurgO Mala, gasoline (
a .im ilar ban on »hor&gt;(. atation altvndant along a deserted
A I A lt JIBED N U T
h‘r*l in Connecticut.
I highway near U s lp -r t,
Yakof^ jqjin;, out |hal HA,- ( llfily wa# taken t* 1 kpnrt in
K i mckue
T iiiu y
'Wr*
#.*py whan
ra u q ••
dip,
"H grouse have been alaln a machine hy four men. tin th* gown* a trim rvr eu’ Wta
otil a*&lt; hunch at lb# o#iv&lt; or slip a#
•*••• in ih* past four year*, dark rrad outride of the vlllagp th*
da—idcr*. If mad»d
Tbe »bpP
*• d‘ua&gt;# apd Vrnninr hatn- they halted the csr and on# t-f Ih* thoan ahum hilt alt them require
*
*“ R . . . o f the vermin men put a I I * hid in the hoyf# mem. and .»« to aiUhiuo r#ul/ modi
(reel
a
amoil
arWouH
ul
cadKon.
&lt;
rrpe
uk being th* grrat of hand.
Otd by abagt llflrra
rat i-o
‘ k-ifred gnqise have been
yiki lad watke.1 until he raw Ike de O w e or ##tw by r.en the leari hour*.
• ■pervetecd i t (acme tit#, .maker#.
’ **•*•"»* Iwyond recovery" station Hi- wpg| in ar-d naked man h u l l t r i w (hr f f a l s r . fruot aid
Atrh-vcgh w*t tw ill f* e ip##dk I F
r M akott. “ A tan ia He- agrr ta lake him h- ni# offering |&gt;*(V. prmid* #dr*p##!c lulmvi villi • menopaft&gt; Is trpivrimi U a f f v
i
out
F
v
»«
&gt;
)h
f
the
Vtraigt#
line.
7b*
*r *: fall if wo art to save . him th* 410- l aillwg th* shervif
r fi, t
lilt * #n b w t Wi
alMffd
y«hr
which
i#
aHached
ha
'
*
P
,
^ * e now have.**
thev toak »M&gt; td the ffll.
y
purnted **tha» Koure*
insure* a
prrferi _id_ . ruga
_ ______
* York and M ojuuk hu.
A fter irirntifuati*u» tha ahenfi tivre the shoffdart
i Ahaud thi# pewee | u *7 ' ■*» Ih# ---------drat ruction -if- railed Frank Kaniert th# father] I ’icbeial I’ruwed Pbftera Vo C M th ie f Weald b* able to trairfh* a
••■OW Mr Walcott eapart# on the telephone aad told him bla Sire* Id Id I t ( t i n m i 94 f f d l diauarg * f * * n than 7JMM aaiW

POLA NEGRI

* See amt Hear

COMPLETE LINE

Htis B«en Finished
By English Airman •

'1

1&lt;LJ

�mtm.
ought Florida for
*

0

$5,0 o oyO o o

A

whore, w ho have seen tlfe F lo rid a

hough!

certain that anvon© who invests In
Florida today
and works his in¥

Florida from Spain for

vestment w ill share in the grow th
and developm ent that are sure to

seen the state come hack in the
face of almost insurm ountable

come, rapidly

difficulties, all agree that it is cer­

Many
of today's
leaders in
liusi«/
¥
•«
ness think so and are investing

tain to lie one of the nation's great­
est empires.

time and money in Florida . . . .

Florid inns in every section of ou r

Thom as A. Edison, R oger Hobson,
A lfre d I. Dupont, H arvey S. F ire­
stone. A lbert Shaw, H enry Ford,
( « W . B arron , John 1)., R ockefel­
ler. \ rtlm rBrisbane, J.C. Penney,

state have learned a splendid les­
son of co-operative effort and to­
day tin ‘\ stand shoulder to should e r hack of the wheel of progress

L IT T L E

over a eeniury

ago Uncle Sam

85,000.000. Last year Florida rcttimed 845.000.000 in direct fed­
eral taxes.

It is estimated that the

state contributes more than two
and a half billion dollars to the
present

wealth

of

the

nation.

Uncle Sam found Florida a good
investment.
*
1
v

And Florida has just started to
pnv returns. Its annual income
is offieiallv estimated to he more
than a billion dollars. Florida's
growth since 1020 has been more
rapid than that of any other state
uiili todav its population is 4 8 %
greater than it was just eight vears
ago. The entire United States
gained only 1 1 % in population
during "this period. It is almost

.

•.

•

and nianv others. Leaders in fin­
ance. industry and business everyThit ad%’erti»eiwnt i» on*-of « wrie» on

T11K FLITIJK F O F FLO ItlD /1
and &gt;« a
a ilaio -w ijk •tfvfrtWhjr program be­
ing carried o n h y
_
_
___ _

T H IS N K W S jP A V E R
and twenty-five other KlorjcU dailiea'in c('operation
with dir Believers in Jacksonville, Inc. Head it—
it out and send it to someoitt else who may he in­
terested in our state and jta opportunities.

spirit under lire and who have

*

W

m

and achievement. T h e state has
found out that its interests arc undivided and the problem of one is
the common problem of all.
O u r people face the future today
with a united front—sold ou their
state, and alive to its limitless opport 11ni l ie&gt;—ready to Accept en­
thusiastically and williilgiy the re­
sponsibilities that Florida's great
future holds for them.
'

�T H fc S A N F O R D ITER A LT). S A N F O R D , n .O R lD A
1 2 — W a n te d
iiaiir

VP

r a t e s

,d&lt;. will ba received

n&lt; and rollertor *m l
I* for payment.
Idr a line
. _ . . Be a lina
. 7c a line

W A N T E D — 20 white le{lu&gt;m pul.
let* or young hens, A tld m i P. O.
Bos 1575, Sanford.

W EDNESDAY.

SEPTEM BER

NOTICE OF
ELECTION

Nine-Fin^credMati
Is ('hoson “ Mister
Haiti more Of 1928“

That tin f»||.

* « l h » II .-I i
el IHMM** nf th.
ta I I . t
ItlllUt* i.f Kn ,

W A N T E D TO B U T - Magnolia |
timber to rather the leave*.! ..f ihJNdH«t. ..r rte«M*. 41
Tree* trimmed but' IloL destroyed. •
‘‘
t-* IM «%«nu|it4i
P a r hiffhest market price, llos m « iV * 1 lolillk, mJM |k«
_!•
IS?*, Jacksonville Fla.*? ,r T* ' - bf * iy|» nf |
.
_____
|'-f * 1) tha
It'1
" *wlr* (VH
W A N T E D — Small post drill . . . . . .
[i«ln *"r# fritter**!
JrMriuilB, will
1 act U. R. Standard screw plate
MtiUr
for bnlta and nut*. Phone *412. , •••» t*1* an&lt;l dlrfrrt th*

U

an* it*,

1 S2 S

IS .

*»• *»•»&lt;# ft
I*’!* N « a t . K
**n*&lt;&gt;«t ... I,.
II Haa*h«d I
in*
« i rv

tln

H a r r is

Is N o

B ig g e s t

In

M I'- III M iT O V

l&gt; o n K t * r
H a s c h a ll
“ ept.

tJ

It'd "im' - m a

T T M T IU D lfl

Business Boom For
1928 K? Predicted
By Atlanta Expert

&gt;|

1 1 — Itb o m s w ith o u t Hoard
FOR R E N T - T w o hr,
new modern home, a
I’hone 3Dd J or rail 101
ent»e.

k-w

Itolk n r v itfd at night,
h m l " t V l t ( flaky’" at

evceoi
r.l.US TIMS
•&gt; o &gt; «»tj m-t

lb M tl

tuuiM&gt;iuen| Park »h »n An
H kieiU iThM

bul li

em ou,)r It* • bathing ati

i-n i.

iiu-1 fll
For Rent: Nicety furnished
menu with ail modem &lt;
fence*. I’ hone 207.
III! M tU SE R S
*U - representative
familiar with rati*,
i iasai Heat ion
will
implctr information,
wish, they will aswording your want
it more effective.

Furnished C *r»re apartment at
la n s lry Apartment*; also five
room unfumiihrd houte comer
Chapman and Union A ir. Calf 231.

1*1R R E N T -- Fumishrd apart­
ment, four rooms, hath and
screened porch. I l l # Myrtle Avc
EllSign* oj
Sanford Pain
[•.,
l*t:one 303.

1G— Houses for Itrnl
FOR RENT llouae. W r% F.ra*
St. Apply li. F. Kent, phone 17.

■rOUR Oi l) W A L L S
6 Room House available
Ee
NE11
W ALL
w , Myrtle Av*.
Sec
I d m e t h im :
new
K
fOH FU RTHER
E v , CALL PHONE
FOB R E N T —fl Room furnlshetl
K V. C. CULLER
house and double garage cI,m* to
FLA
husmes. district Inquitr 3IC Uak
fING— By expert* A vs*, or Phone JlOH IV.
irt rsperience. Also
il repairing.
San* 17— IIUHinrMM I'lares for Kent
d Gift Shoppe, Mr*
l)R R E N T— Five acres celery
t. I’hone S32.
land on Cameron Ave. A ll tiled,
well*. C. W. Goodrich. Orlando

C o n n e c t ic u t

2.1—*W a n lr d K r a i K a la lr
KlIKJK
and Graham trucks.
Street. Phone 3.

II ARM UN
utomohile Co.
kve.
Phone 137.

to b u y
ID acre Im
proved tract, divervified farm
ing, chekrns, grove Mkist lie hat
gam. Slate terms. L. M. Hardin
IVnder Neb,
.
. . .
w anted

l l l l t m d ll' i.ion . yi«pg. l »
IINMC \utPHN* *|!f frWWVft « k |

P’lb ilia t lw n

t UK'tt

III#

L iv e n to c k

Im w i I hiS hta nsxhllie &lt;otlalrd sill
* .«fe *y

and

IM S tK,

H y T h e A i r .M a il L i n e *

driver aiul the Inuiis man lomM.i
to the street: A rt! ss&lt; hurl SuMS
f unharirr*l Mao and
■
were t*ktn to a
where H r

CH1CAUO, smi )

S r n lt B

r i s T i M ' i x r iI V r t l K J :
h a lf
hlr-it f Bhli ,i «j* §
'4 ft”!
4 drl
4i * *

BP AT r r BACH AMD
BWlhiG TV1F TCLKS UP
H LR C T O TV1E *-A «
filO EO M W M itr 1 H i t "
T1M3. BOTO 0V)T OF ^
^
MtSCMiET * .— S

of
A StCOND S A -d t* OUR
H tR O tS fVOAA A6A1M

BtlMtl 'N THt. BANDITS

ere era ike w»n.|»hieM keep an
rrslo f rroto drssrng s i.r w tt t s l
a, i- -..I,! 1
, \h- t* , *:
Csnsda ’ labels '* «' well a* He
and .Smirk i h i s s t must he
moved teore the lotilrst can tr
safely In this stale.

NOW U1.T7I1 VOOl WHfrN WE M V

PO W E R
O t t NukABH)
WtURNiMS
K.5»C«AW
g r t kOWCf VtACHT.S TOR
HIS GUM, WHEN CHCFO

HUUUS MDAStkT rc"isk*s
3UkT IN T IN T . TO GPAB

T v t&gt; s r. C kU TC H lN O YtW G tRC

LOOV DOT DOPE
CkOSHTUlS OCB*A4 «sTi\W ^4 A

j

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PH P C V vO 'lL O v r K.
rfsJCl* O C N IU 3
h l 'M C '*

AN* 1 iN o esN A C»tT
CAT fadM O f a t l o M
w rtT A N C C k U K C .
D A T H dTO A.
^
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WUT

A CihdOtA “ n L U T l i e v « M * fn X ? D
t h is c i r c u s N \ e tH / k ^ tc ie " .

(I*g ffn l N o li e r a )

HI -i M' K S— Irri gat i»n
p-tutal temetil wurk.
tetr Co. J. F. Ter*
I 3rd and 12m.

PRIST SHOP

ttr on an* thii
I'

rail ail

hmv 4I7.W. P

JOE JINKS

LG S TO R F— l*re*
hurt, Soda.
We
I |wui phone. Coll

r - fit h t u T tktt.% M t A O itiH T Of NO
sTa i

r f w gNbce IT t CbOkk hoavitny
ISO: Tha Roof Er*
Milal
ahlngle*

U vr

fK A N D FU R N I*
1K First St. We
»*ting for you to
k&gt;y :ng. Cash or

‘fetent maid I
» Phone 575 W

' anted
•f the opening
well d r.e l.
’•u » will ptub1 tha next few

"* il(l list thag
' :k* Circulation

m ik

^

A MtsTAag AttcsjT Thai

O w ed ran. ? i « ( j ‘je ic s u it i h
Au fill fla k W H IN Ml MORG u p ' }

and galvanism!
I II. Cowa*. Oak
K Phono 111.

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IN STOMACH
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tithed in Klortdn'n Heart,
World'ai Greatest Vegetable
I and Richest Garden Land.
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Senator R eed Of Missouri

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Stormy Petrel
O f Democrat
.
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Sincerity Of Republican Candidate
A fter Spending 22 Years Abroad
12.i Storm Su fferers
KANSAS CITY Ka». m ix . ?a~
Are TakenToMiami
ikmuiis-gg ll.mtar aa not
I (INN)—,Senator A. Reed of Mi« a Republican toil a pr». Hr,tuber.
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•swuri Irj forth another olaihing at- lUkewiae did hr a«m&gt;l H.vover for
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liiaTs T ake F irst Republican
die Of O u cia lS e i IncreasingLead
3 Whole (Jam es

Republican iwkvt U*t ni(ht r m
i reaching th* |w iil of challenging
th* MniriUy of the Republican
n..mince in returning to th* I'm
t«I Htatrs after tiling 99 year*
abroad.
Hroil challenged the n tison .h ir
of llootrrr whom ho alleged U. ) not
i-j»t a vote until tfl yep*» 0I4I. Again
hr ra i'n l I Sr i|Ur«tlon of llm iifl'i

mploye OfJohnny
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uillunal S e w n S e r v r t r
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, S ijd . 1?0— S L Ixiuin*
ij* Cardinals in tre n c h e d
rive* babintl an a lm o st
h taM&lt;* b a il o f
th r e e
[in the N’a tlr.n n l le a g u e
It rare th is a fte r n o o n
ling th e G inntn in th e
fttpe o f t h e ir ntijierse ria l. l* h r Hvore WM
R»mr w*« virtually a prr-

■lumpb for (ieutgr llarp.i,
■ right fit'llirr, who ohtiuni
pnral iogratitudr of •*■
■ 1 by hitting thrra* tu»ro&lt;In tho right firlil atand*
I tu
grnrral r«filrm rtit
former lioa*. John klrU n l *adly on. T*&gt; 0 of llarImrr* ramr at thr rxpon»r
b lionton, thr rraiilont arc
Mirai thr a ffair Imt dida'l
I, Thr Wlhrr arai produced
irk tro tt naa enjoying a
it hrrtir apprarancr at mid
F lrtt Inning
,t filed 4«» Jo-kinn High
»n In Terry, after worWlftf
jt nf 1 and X. F.rtnch Mild
I h ihiirt left rwAtrr. Noth.

I »ot, Bottrmley

nnaoaUtrd
hot. S lrrtlrl to It'll tirmli y
m &lt; raflrd nut on atrlkee
| n&lt; run.
S«yar.d Innin■nb-y out on r fly tu lire *;
i nt.. Jarkrnn to Trrry. Ill
I fir»t bait pitrhod. Ilartn-r
to,me run Into thr rigid
itaniii on the third ball
, 11 » a i thn fir«t hit nf the
tnd ItkewUo produrrd t)
in The drive •»« really a
f ohirh barely r.-arhrd thr
mr rirnr* of thr lower tier
•alkrd for the f in t pay*
fiiur. Maranviile nut on a
sy. Jackson to Terry. One
0 hit. no error*, unr left.
Sn.ni doubled down thr Irfl
t» (or thr flrat giant hit nf
W Hogan nut on a foul Ir
attempted tn kill a »bn»
M t* n * d it into Ihr air
1 fanned making a half
I ming at the final atrlkr
M l on Maranviile’* furaUe
p taking third. LiruMram
b o l off third and run down
mm *«*i»tlng. Wilton fo&lt;Ilium on thl* play. In a t.
k * i t al and drawing l.tnJ.
B l id l&gt;a»r. No tun*, one
M r r. one Irft.
ird Inning
^ k ’it. Cohort to Terry
Hpiural on |&gt;agr 4 I

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ifthip Rescues
0 f Freighter
led In Storm
»• Hrpt. 90.— ( IN H I* of lha rrew of the
■••kip lYtllhabca, * of
* ’ li a r , apprualmataiy
*dolb uf ('npe llattera*
■ n i l of the Flortdt
*»* tuld today In radio“ i op here.
*■» *»• effected at day1 n ming by the slraat
hod. ..weed by the I’an" X First news of thr
^ Wiltbafaca, later r*
•hg. r*sae in a message
M that »h» hod keen
G 'he heavy sea* and
■d iprung a leak in her
' **,rr cam* an S. 0 . S*• Wlllbai^o Th* Guy***4sad that she was
* ,k* •'d af the stricken
Utor ram# word that
7 **’ Naat* Maria a t the
■R Company aad strain
JJrr. “ ’ f «C Hi* Halted
rV “* l ^ ny mg,* gelai;
** tk* Making Wiltbah

Alleged Slayer Of
Boys To He Handed
Over To U;S. Police

pi t l*»u*o trainUi.
Mi* tribal a to Carti* waa to a
man whom ho a•tail m i but dlffertvl with on every Isswe in the
*«&gt;uMr» ‘’C h a r i t u r t U
o . hiII
&gt;*»*»r betray hi* country to A for
algn nall.m.- Ihr Sanalor t.&gt;ld hi*
a u iia a r
Dmouann* tho U-puMka* ad
mini*tratli&lt;n ami lit present 1 imlt
ilatr* hr U giM tha taonril of (im
Alfrad i: Smith a* a man tahn
m *cr will aarri-mKar tho right «/Amrtica lo Orest ftrttain .»r t i
any o t k t flirt iga ruuelrf,"

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l-w)k Lpon Faces
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Sister And Rrother
Ry Desp«r\te Fight Fear Is Held Disease
Ma&gt; Svu-cp S« etiong
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l i t DON V IO KRI.i
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W E S T P A L M B E A C H . I'U .
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(tenth lis t tv aru ig 1 .0 0 0 p a r.
rants Still t h * to rsi I hap to r o f
th e Re«l C ro ss ad m itted ly u n sbh* h&gt; t i t r * a c c u r s t* ia f o n n a *
tinn w to th e n u m ber o f ca*&gt;
u sH irs, S o u th F lo r id * in tlajf
l e f t a d u s l ji r * c i » t r i u f [ r o t s
th e a f f e c t s o f l U h u r r l a a a
U iaaster.
Tho |U| t'roaa baa brew iau bh
ta *•&gt;( t-.o f.gates on 1h r' l
list botaiwo at laek of r*a*pUU rw.
V"H» front lha Fv*rgU&gt;b&gt;*. O ff.*,
ial* how* err. bahwvw Oat the **(4. ’■
■tajo af lybbi ii-a i ta (i**t*(« U *L
but admit that tb*ir tU a n u i a # '

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Sanford Funeral service* wiH U ,
hold at tha Carry Haad tkayeLj
Friday a i l n r a * * a* 4 m'sUtL

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bar aialtr, IrnttU oa
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awl tho Moral »atrr» of lo b * tlkw .
|' Wka* aag.ifatl tha rag am. Thatn*a, Aax-o u * l Rmortuio fmiad
tk*tn*«|»*t flfotiag on Arbr'a.
Thalotn 04* . ought by a largo ay
' “S e t iron amf ptiutod agvm t a
&lt;••*1 hank aa *ko oaa trying to
W *in t tho youngar thihlrm
T M » a roots nM m a r . hot *ha
rlotohoS tbo vlhora fttaaty She
ttflad tho bobjr to tho lag of tho
try# mala, balg bun Owrt with »So
hand and atth tha othoy n Hd the
diat* Ilf ltf|U Krnoat
.
Tho kind loahrtt tho thra« .b id - 1
ran. tho oator thdlod thorn, ami
cigt'CIali *na*Ot •.khng’ the t m t i i l •he d«ral at* «t*o usarailahl*
e t tho iMagumd to tb#
,r Only a m ty . »m**t poe-«M*g&gt; of
rsoh'y. Put nothing cowls l.ronh the Imdt** bavo boon UentrfWd
No cfforle ar* bnlag made to i.V&lt;k .
Ify tha aegrg dead.
tb*ra*e U lk « li to nutty I t *
Krorgtadm alauml a* badly *1 thg
»•*»» did n h t * thoroufb ftN aab.
Uma ar* taken, a ffin al* &gt;«j ka
■Ino«l (retain rgidrmV *8 typhoid
b* *«p*Hrd to r*» ill front iw n u ry
K.n.bUena amt b .! l.’ -d l e n t ,
worker* *ar lenoeaiaiixn t» eiperg.
ti*a.
M ria tia *. i * h 4 » I i net *ro i*toy.
r*i la relief « « e l am SWgteg their
•ay m l af tho heron nrvogbt k f
tho M ae. Trvck* amt Ar*.tgt* age
•ethtag W tbo rtreot*. rrmetSgg
(m at pyramuia of twui.-d o d d ,
wood, broken glaaa aJUl ntalopg.
&lt;HWr* aro hmwdiag up i i d a t
nuuk&gt;«* amt rcpeoiag eaetaga lo
■Ml. Ai.il. hop4 „aSi lIN P l- I Ihoif hofto*.
lm*rwt« atro tbreai. 1K.1 h . would I
bo dam if bo W«4 m.4 y r&lt; w n , th* ; •(r 1* tag mm *U imt—nag tn
•r*4i w-ra/y ill-m o of the klaf.a. AH M.r*« of twppU**. *urh a* f
1'iUin IliniiH . IS year old lu lia a j •iulkmf. h% ilbnd sweptMra at*
•■«». fr**d by kihvafyara aflo* hr-.' r tv lag •iirably to t*Uwee ike *
■tloatfoa.

Police In Kxtensive
Hunt For Captors

Foolidges Return Trade Commission
Sanford Subscribes To New England In To Conduct Probe Pioneer Dies From
Of Trust Activities
$345 To Red Cross
Heart Attack At An
WAAJIINUTOM, n
For Storm Relief
» power Early Hour Today
(lIM K A R M tJM of
tr a it hi Uoorgia, Alai'
(It. t - T.) threw were 7k pee pi- «
lh platform waiting tu greet it
kfv*. Cuuiidg# waa greet-J by
her fnend, U fa R l» IliUr*. who
atrompuaied the CreaoWnt end hh
u lfr to Codry UbJUnaon ho*p&lt;Ui
far a vOtl with Mr*.' CWlolge'*
metbrr. Mr* O atira C.oodbe Thr peesldrntlal train had I*
•top* tn the C rw i Muontaia
• h i* . The root# Uy thramgb the
H od regmha and Ih* f*ya&gt;id*nt
was liv e * rp.oirtunity of wring ai
first hand the
«erh ar re
haUitlaiiou in hlo native .«*t#
|*rV&gt;Mi*rt a r.d Mia Cu..llg#
plunuraf In trm d the htght ul the
Cooti lge hom*gtou4 end tumoirvw
eflemuon to motor tu Carendu* U
vtutl m aunt uf the Fruutdent
From C atvoditb the peuaidratlal
g v r lil will r tarn tu N w lk t u p 'd
Hr* ('■M olg* Will leave the trnia
been and * m remain fur N* f*u
day* with her mother.
\

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m *aow and h oltb Carolina odt
pmrnKt
|lwt
,
roam under Uw araurily e f tbo Crrl j trowMr. J . K.
'**1 Tend# Commission low *tig*, (•MU*n . ( Haoterd. died U u maem- !
log al 4 Jd u V b .b at hU k m *, I t i |
bo„^ ,
tioa beguaning Friday,
IU h *t hw» m lolJ T ttM 1 a
Ow that day, th* remmi**io« an­ Maple Aienue
f . , p^rabio «h
atomrod today, Moray It I i* mail pmm huallb f* f J - m * »*r*
Mr Vin*ani bmt reradcl w ik u ^
of Floeenco. Alabama, will losilfy
M
f-ctefly, after okwh *o**b&gt;M will 1* 11. fee t* year*, ewgagiag la.the
i i'-klog IhmImov pi0.1 Wally all ,-f
. 1,
be rttgpmded eatll Teroday. HfpC
f k T * » poisvn* have keen *o*» .th at t.m* IU t . •urmv.i b, b l. u . , ™ . ! . ,
llM. - J " ,
peeanad foe Tnroday and tbrae tor widow, twn d e**h U (i. Reu. Rey
U.'iaba ef Idaho and Mr*. AMdn
.
Wraianaday
For a e tt Tnroday those rob. K ii4 * ll ef Ranford; flair *on*, W - raiord Ha hwd
• &gt;n of Mdwaakoo and
Wt)
. ^
.
i ’ ooaad * r v I C. M. KilUaa. Atlanta,
Ham.
Ilarley
and
Ralph
X
w
*••*»&lt;•
ef
Seerein r/ o f tbo onitbanatam g r .
fo u r
bp.thor*,
,
n im e f thr NtUabd U o u t r lig h t •» . Haafordi
Amortal ion: J *. l U s a * . Htrm dak# nf Chiragw, Frank of Uruoli- 1- - ui^od frog
lyn. Bra of New Or tea a . ant
mgham. fuesnor **crotary of th*
l i aitoy of AeuhUf, K. It.. aaJ one
‘ ,
Alabama Ntat* Committee ea Fabetrtor Mr. R-y R r h -m of ih i.
j*
lie la form atom
Wrate*ado) J . A. BuilM r, (h iFenarel wrv iw i will bo hr id to|{(* N o r fTl
rurally of. T.oaooaoo. KoahviBa
n m w ra.rning at IB aVkrk a ll
aecretnry of tho tUmtham Apttho Mittor -Krirkann taroral homo
tmmiumt* t U
In k iu i f * e . ( (M ftr M fc , U . Jo *,
01th Xte* Hoy ChcutUr, pastor of ’ •* » e rtv * la
rpn Hyde ih aii. lh a pel Mdl. N. f t ,
Urn n*Tenth itay A4**oiU« Chnr.-h I stored to Bor
r k iim a a uf th# aarmli»o 1-00*0id
In (Monde, in 'barge
|atorment atght. uoeetdmi
ten uf th* power n n fu m n , and 01H folhrw m tho Meooipol Como meat today hj
lory.

to Washington, planning tu arrive
Iheeu Katovday morning

.
. . . ............. — - . .

.Storm ('aufte* Delay
G. 0. P. Speaker* To (Juardit Use T ear Gaa For Cooking .School

manager e f tho
lig h t Cumyoay
Crewe under

Talk Here Tonight To Ureak Priaon Riot

BALT 1MORC. Soft. X»
t lh dl
—Owlet rvigwtd in Maryland pentl rot la ry today after gwardt had
n sortrJ ta tsar gas W aM ta
bsaak a sinks of IBB prisoner*
Th* s s s v e tg pv«Mli&gt;g y s i s t i
n aaBwg a puMM hrasoggatlras.
harrtrads I thommhe* la I heir
to gal InU lh* &lt;sRs,
UMUary sprayad with

34

Estimation Of Dead In
Storm Area Mounts As
MoreBodiesAreFound

•rao.M to H ow l hot night amt
•&gt;*»• »h*l rr la tho «h| «**iatr
*t*«k.»dr A hut H-,at a n m i u 4
amt lb. f (lirtch o * but a«i bonkto &gt;W Usury of IK, nr*t t at
•Wry tiaro |b« 4i-a*trr of Kumtay
1* 4 , 100 * •
TkCno« a«v it ihotf &lt;«na»fo«t » n j
Kasing OfMoneyMar- Dramatic SccncKnact* tU r. *vro p k iu rlta i t.i gt o a t
•bar* 1boy W* rr n ..4. J
,
ket Diverts Specu­
m I -Asl'olireraenAre
1h* moo ha* a Kaggar»it k * t .
lation Of Fast Days r Held Fort ‘onspiracy Iba • " « u * aoomo.1 Jaao*t ami tbo
* * * »bii*ras m im e** th* t»«»*
NEW YORK. Srpt. SO- DriUlant
Hat
PHILADKt 1*111/4, Sopt. 90. -1 •Utr**l b» k**K i tnomurira.
adiarvr* in tbo nvXor (fork*, ( I M ) —The fir *urk» that bogan •bar• »»« 1*0 rumytalmag.
Tho
utilitio* and kporialtior In thr
rpuUrrtnir an I pupping y.-«t*rday &gt;a*a talkdl ralmly. • itb n o * an*
Nrv York biarkrt tmUv Oivrrtrd
aa
a rrault 1J tbo grand jury Is- tbtn ■ . buck I*, of Jtatr •tperWeo**
•pn-ulatlVr io trir*t
from
th.
raihl rmrUona af th r tail few v td igajioa rontiour*. •&lt; ■&gt;nl.ng t*&gt; TV* *uMoft i*uyb‘tl fretful bo Ur*
atu euiot. Tho tuta wf 4 |, t
tbo poxooulirg attomoy.
day*.
In unr of tbo inuat dramallr h*k| aoo*. tb4 not rvaltao wkal
M t i mag of ihr monoy m arirt
in thr furvnuun bo!(md thr (m e n * euurtruum aronr* rvtr «nortrat here kaJ boftonr*. 1 hay noupaU ah*mt
along, but th r bank* mod* heavy a p u l** rgptain and bit Ivo-dla. P * t o r u r k i
inroad* into the fund* at diplom­ tin t ilrtirtto r, n*ro Sriaingrd .-o
**•»• Utllo girl «fea bulling a
at uf ihr ral| loan market. Thr ehargoa of rtturtuin. hrfbrry ^rw* Ah k af wmi* a* roiuretmltl aa U ..
rale tem t up to B 1-9 |»r i r i j , run»t lim y duiUg tho day and hold
tM T a Fjanrh *uU.
A l.ay
r n w ifit i.aeoliig ta ir 111 1 I 2 p« r •n t&gt;*lo t,y Judgo Kuiaia U tn * U . b l o at o*kit*g for h*a w atkir.
rrnt and tTnu- money * n again 4 l.r , wot* Capt William C. KlIooU ta* tho a a e k h r o.ouan oho haJ
quotrd a( t 1-4 per fonv.
Mi and ir t n t lv r * J . bn Sotlr, 18 tw in rborgo boahrl bun with
The frank and evptrrit &gt;ivlr ami U*rk&lt; it Lay rr. *4.
*h ***r aala*. ntofhrr M a il right.*
mrnt of tiovernur Roy A. Young,
Another drvalopment denng th* Ik» * .r y , J • h oy.frait* roOtf-Tt
i t the t'rdtral ftr *rr*« Hoard, v it.re*port to ih r Via.lion* uf ih r day nna the arrraa. mdutnranl .ml J tho oootU oml tk n rJ h * * y V»
rraorva *y*tma and the pta.r It run*irtlna arilhin IS hm r* a f Soar.*'play. Tho oomaa turn*.I array alao
•
u-rupie* in tho ftnaweiai affair" •*•1 Vaffr. aaloan hr*prr. Ho »«• •I# hOa O h*, aha fall.
Anuthor r r a t n hut four yottag
of the natom. helped to rlarify gl«rn a three.yaar priava term m
tho mind* o f mnhg trader* im tbr rhargoa o f Itqimr eiulalinaa and .M14r*n rlo*trr««l aU.gt bar. V o ’ |
Wall Strrrt di*trwt on the rm- tribing jMdlrrmrn Hr a a* *rrrM *t •a* putting 1horn to U .I * ) ’n i1
|&gt; riant rebjrrt ot rtdlatoral lmr&gt; at t A- M. and b*gan hi* pit..*, •«r» h o ly ,* .h f asM “This* o '!
rowing.
further tipan d on to lorm at S P. M. Yaffo1‘a tb te, bat- it. I dithi’t i f # a *a*. Ilafa thoy j
hrokerC U i n »a» koktd iw li trader* war* plnrrd on prei . i - *
awte a iiv th * worm, amt, o k . tho !
for oao yrar.
Th# d im ** nt itw *ftremuit»'&gt;
t»apUy n o r during th# h etlirg «f
Captain Knurll whom it na* lr*ti. 1
fird hod nhlam-d SIS.OUS f^ n . y&lt;
•oloun kr. p*r« ta tho pax iia|'
month*.

VANCOUVKII. H. C So»d. 90
— UNH) —Owarly guard'd by n
M|uad of pytivlnrial puller, Gordon
Stewart Northrott, alltgrd abw*rr
ami »layer of at lead four Imya.
was tit bo returned here today and
hi Id for rallfnm ia poller.
I'rrarntatlon nf a 8100 Amrrlean
r.ntr and a rri|weat fur a ataloroum on • day frrryboat arouaed
tho •uipivlnn of tho iblp’a purser
Sanford anti Jlrigtaulr I'wwaty
When the boat am ted at Okana. riIiare*, h a ir reepuuidad mom tty
gan Landing, tho pursor tuld run- and liberally tu the rail fur as­
•table kturlo) (jrorne. Thr latter sistance from the ilarm swept
boaniod thr train taken by tl-- arra on the Inurr Ca&gt;t f t a i l , a.
•uapeetrd tra«*lrr and engaged .n mrdiag tu R J . Molly, cowaty
chairman id Ihr Krai I'm **, whn
roo vernation.
• Thr yoolh at first denied hit idee. uiMLnreil today that M U baa
aiarr
yooirrday
t ilr but taler admitted
» » » f twen received
NorthroU. Ilr » w unaware tha. |» k»« tbo first public apprwl e a *
mad, far fund*
retted by
his mother hail hern
Volunteer •ubornlvr* tu th*
Calgary police in that rHy. R»th
hurrkanr fund la w rvmr furNnrtbcutt and Mm . Sarah Louis* want m mow number* than »a&gt;
Nurthrott, the ntothri. wrte anmrd first **|wcte*l. hut Mr. ll"Hy
in mitrdtr mmirtamla m uni la ■treraed the a«e*I I nr ■■ciihg the
Southern ( n ilforma
prrwnt total in crnWr that ban
Th* youthful proprietor ef th* ford may he among the first rltlr*
•dialled “mutdrr farm" at Win**- tn the rtair to rwi*o ita gnota
vtlle. Cal., appram l unmotral an I .Huffrnag in the Sturm n v t U ii
nm. •my1
* ......... the
reported leenr
intense,
emyfcariting
answered question* nun-halaatly. fr|mnnb
nerd for immediate i d , Mr. l*o
Hose said.
Sanford Man’s Father C..atHButi«iU may b, made te
C. IbiBusr, at »it her e f tk*
Dica In W inter I'ark II.
Iranks, to Mrs W. L Morgan nt
(hr roust k o M *C ta Tha Hrt
Ward was received here tada) aid. Check* sboeW k* m aJ* nay»f the death in Winter l*ark ef sbir te tbo Homiaole Cmudy
Chapter. Hod Creea.
Georg* W. Fewer*, father e f D. J .
Cowers, a memlor of the advert!*
Resolution To Check
mg *ty ff o f The Herald. Mr. Cu»Boltern In Proponed
era. a , retired Chicaga businoes
man, paasod nway enrly U»»
BIRMINGHAM, A la, Brpt. W
following an Utae*a af seisral
months. He was C* years old awl — (INK* B“Hrrs, both In tho slat*
bad keen 4 permancat rnldrut uf Democratic Kireut I»* CotamiUro
ami bi*-*--y pedafW affW* ever t h
Winter Park fur fear year*
In Chicago he waa eagagrd la (Ia l-, Will he drive# Dam the U*mIke warehouse bounro*. and pre wratie Party Raturday. If a r#*nt lotuly served as prr. idem of to* loti* a now Using preparvd u odeg.
Amriraa Glmom company. Mr. ted at a morUAg uf Iho esscwtlew
Powers was bum a«ar X iiffsl*. N. ruoi.rittr* Saturday.
Revorai loaders af Uw ssrraaics
Y.. and went te lUimda early la th*
decade e f 1MW lie retired fram n&gt;a*&gt;tUv are new landing (he
active lasslnre* cunaectloas seven open revolt agaiswt the Democrat
ti leimlnsss hers, sn* others high
years ago.
Mr Daweie b sarrived by hm la the slats offkfad family wdi
wife aad 00* soa. Ik J . Pwuers ‘f face a l‘ky fat* If (he yosolatraa s

N IM IIF .K

Him Vaea M is s a l, demaatie rat
ear* •heart who waa 1* have
n a b u iw l a u s J l e g **l*.-d hare
■eat w«vk under ike agM-isaa mi
Th* ttivaML’ ha* hem
tw pest pea# her engage as* at (a
hanfwrd, a-cording la * telegram

FARMER fOL’h l l DR AD
kV O XV It.i l. Teem, dipt » (IN df Jloary OgsL 7*, prams (now
Rasa Cowaty Isia b r, » v found
dead n his ream h*rw l-day, a
victim gf heart dM&lt;— &gt;

a
W
Hiatt. 0 I'alw I i
Couatjr agrwuHurwi agrst, r t f
•d after a Umr of tbo Frargit
aortbot on I at* Y&lt;krw*hebro 1
BOS wtre daad tborw and that

•
SUB and Sod wihor* o n *
Him ) u&gt; bar* be*a f r r o m j ar
tho la k * O kim bikla 4 a &lt; * |
•ay «• ibvoday mgbc

Many ('hildrcnldoso
Parents In Storm
Mrs. Lain# Report*
'While w **4 Palm h e k
akmtt it* ( t h hwataaqs a f hni
|thn storm dead and digging
• ii&lt; k age,ftg *ah*t p .--..n .
! ■J l * . s u t r than Lbs «hit
; made panmtle** hg th*. big |
, ar* fwanen*d al a poiiuu *i*
I ataording to a a r o t y * tart
(•day kg Th* ( I m i U fraud
Moby Using. « b i t n o k pusi" !
■oong I# th* lower hast 1:
»b#«s Me. Laiag s t s t on g
ikdy eleng 01lb * i b r n sa k st
two n i U u ) dktnthwuata tea
h*ew Ton .4*1 s f t o r * s « *
Ihteh digging ssaetMnag I

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r t e tuatram

General* Women 4

Winter Playground
F o r Rich Tourists
Stripped By Blow

tictald, santoito.

Casualty

F io to A

w bi&gt;i .t s i &gt;at.

Storm’s Death Toll
L is t Is Put At 400 With
Big Property Loss

st-r.M iBEttjm
jg g W O M E N WORK

H I T Old Court D
y
•■ • ■ 1 Muy Be Used
1 a
PcttingOnH
SMITH

U A R R Js m n c . pi
(IN S )—A wart
down in 1871 |&gt;7 k j
County judge (,

T ill l i s t o f h e a d
,
i B E L LE GLADE—Mr*. Patrirk
n or j Burke ar I three children; Bay
..
and two children;
tyinc Burke, wife
-,l up brothcr-in iaw Patrick Burke, w.f#
u ffrri snd five ttuM rrn: A r t t r u r B i c Joseph Dash an 1
chcr? 1 low and * d r
every j three children ; William Snow;
rfeso- Henry Martin. wife and eon; tour
t grand r-hiidr n o f Joseph Seymour;
W r!. \. Its'lar or.d w iff, drowned locktd
Fevers! tarn
n ln ri *" ««*» o t W * * rn" .
. nrA ih«* rut off and gi»vn up as lost

(Continued From I ec«
trlr.rr reckless ca p ita l"*,
lose k trillion overnight
roulette «r baccarat.. i b-&gt;*
for tha summer and did tic
M badly. But in i » gAfdrf
F eh n iao te* dances are hr
aflern-eir. 1* a acene of uti
JA CK SO N V ILLE, Sert. 1 5 .-P .c-lation.
pucutting Governor Al Smith as
Th, / .
s dirttl t "
a nominee selected by Democratic
:ft
machines in Rehab Ilean states of
arc rl.'wn. wjmiows stria." I
the Nofth, and declaring
the
South's opposition to Smith was
stack* destroyed almost
IrkTrc
PAllO KEK—Mr*.
Smith
and
silenced In the m m ention by ao|n W te. Belief crews i^re
S I T * daughter; tl r t ; mr»ona named
r ailed harmony that was Invoked
1day a I'd .night sweeping ll
.
ami gap, Q
! littered r lftr U
and stacking
:
Stockton, jrnrm nrni business man
! huge pile* h iu Of itlkik. Fn r e d - 1 BACOT POINT—»»* uniocnuof this city and a delaguW to
» ings. I.mk-n stone and moTt»r.i&gt;a.-1
lied perrons drowned.
Houston /i f this state, today an­
i terc.1 furniture, damnged sign*
nounced his support of llerbsrt
o K E E lT lr i» E E - T h e foBowmg
jrountlees pi-ce« of w in kagr* an .
Hoover.
! rubbish which locr/cd the atrr et * is an official death lUt comf-Hed hv
Mr. Stockton'* statement cut
th- IlCth fit Id artillery a t Ok.*
Mrv TrsoVtii D. Roosevelt of New after the storm ..
lining his petition on the i;u&gt; *U&lt;»n
In nr.e pUre I raw ore whole (h .d rr. Siv l-odie* were rrcovrrv.l,
s t a given to the pr- '. this m&lt; rn- York wl*o is V irrOuirsiW ol »h«
Women's Adv.msy Csmwninee of the 1,1,),.
a house blown away, le a c Ih others wer •drowned loit not re
In*. H says in part:
” Ih e Democrntlc tnarhincj «.f DetiMK Stic Pknismel Oenmietee eoU ! ing a dining room set. ami living (ovr m l a n d Jta - were unaerouni- i
the big Republican state* of .be vi anlr:i vc:U r foe ihe S.'.oin ssuso. room fumitlir-1 wholly exposed. r, , ir.akii.g a total eu.uallty ll&gt;t
North dictat'd Oovrrnor Smith’*
I At another I »«» » aleepintf
nomination at Houston. It "a *
It.,lit* re t"vered! Vivian I c r .
(porch apparently ripped from »•
not the voire of the people which
support* and resting unnaturally laughter of Mr. and Mrs. J . B . L *-.
PARIS. Sept. 15.— 3 IB(iaow . . .
ailm rn i the voice of th» 'South.
a l.undrvl yard* from the house nfant Cor.k, three rrfonth*;
going to - n tu r r it n&gt;*in U.D winThe allegttl harmony of the con­
. f uli ti it hud I'-cn a l-&gt;rt. I- i.ightsey, 4. son of R T. Lights
vention was the harmony of th,l ; r . „ cording to the Uteat new,
soma sections wh.d ” Hock* a! Ih r.e rpdegroW children.
(iplgrl and the gag.
from Paris furrier* who are show­
houses, ptxirly but ft. *»v- Mat-; Perron* drowned but trodier r '
"The Solid South witl never
tenerl out at if a giant rock
rrciivr red; William Lee. 7H; J
ing muff* ‘n generous *l*c» match­
(('ontinued Fn»m Page 1)
g.-t th- recogr.lllrn in Ihmi«Tatic
trushi r had galled ov r them.
|l. \, ... y.i; Mm. J . U. L*e, S3; l**-i
National Conventions to which its i.f whatever l.oartl they r
ing collar* and cuff* of the coat*
O 'her nt»n w.-ro out
Roofs of warehouse* everywhere n'thy Mae le^ . four months.
mowcrving loyalty to the Party firvl.
with which thry an- worn.
in the putt has entitl'd it until boat* «n the canal, tatth it*
U .i b .-t. Mown o ff and in many; .. k. 3. Mr*. J . R. Fraaer. 4&lt;l;i
The, are to t the damty little
natural aipanur. Now and
rases the wall* ctushel in. leaving Winifred Fraser.
Pauline Fraihey return*-! with limp 4oi
•
lie
of Empire day*, juri l-M.’*
thou rand* of dollar* worth of i 4 ; Wanda Lee Fraser. 3 ; Bn*
to hr place.! in the b e t** ni
stuck* to the fury of the tlcment*. Parish Fraser. I * month*; Arch
enough to toart the finger*; neith­
»Iown nnii* lift**! ot| a tnKW.
Smaller stores and buildings auf* I StrvVnr. » ; Mr-. Aixhle Steven
er arr they the large H*t r J * ' * r '
With the rouline of l»g
fi-rrd rr&gt;.«t. Roof* wrr.- lorn off. ;*»; M arline Stevens, 4; Je»sie &lt;­
Gri a«r.*t force of
if ty which could never be ra llc !
snaking out drift
th..&lt;*i~
ride tkall* ’ ripped away, and In Me * ns. tw i month*; Ja n ie* Lr-* tsil was encountered
era hooked onto tbrir boat, t
beautiful. -They are Just laresome
r*H
'i
store*
rind
h®tt»cs
ware
is Stevens, five n- nth*;— Light* v. 4:05 p. rn-.Eunday
dripping firurva and hrp&lt;
i .rough to
ihic * * w l l n» eom
lom pbtrly wrecked by failing I, son of James Lightsey;— l.lgM -, •moroc'...
'• 'he w
1bem ns1 ore. Dn fttul on e
I (y. All rhapes arr h e ir* shown a*
poles or flying t»fck« and lum l*r sey, four months, daughter
the IknIIcp ten, twenty, th
i glrtereil (W mile*
well a* all k nds of fur.
How many rpore! No oni c
I hurled against them a t te r n fli Jam es l.ightsey; l.lghtsey. l». *- n short time, aicordir
* r j . The l&gt; aim 'll kepi on I
Ipttfl \&gt;y tlw&gt; howling wiml*.
W. G ray, chief mete
' Man i. making a big lynx muff
of It. T. Light sey.
ing.
Penciling* were s. ta
Unaccounted fo r:- Hamlet (ap*
't o g.v with a charming coat in deeit
But th « city evidently i * 'not to
Wiml* »-•**" Tl*
&lt;n th* l u u i of th«- blent,
. srlySunday and t
r,d
velvet u i»m e*I with Mark
|» downed i-y any amount nf m an);—Yeats (aged tnan).
i.nd t* rv were lift*'! into in
Unx. Anoth' r in black la trimmed
fell gradually *• th*
wind It l a* air* *dy 0 ,gv.rr.ti«ly
Black and white alike. Fur t
GENERAL—John Andenmn Bla­ oioved upon Nassau,
with gray astrakhan. A very orig­
*e‘ a b u t the work of retonstruc-.
Ivra* ro race, no cast or v
lock. W .*t Branrh; Bob Fink, n
inal note seen at one o( the fu rrier.
then headed for the
'
tion.
t
arpent.-rs
with
bandaged
Ther« viu. only death. ’
H a. m. the bare
iS the little *1 eve muff which gU-J
head* are already repairing roof* •gro, Jupiter; Ella Jo n fs, nrgt
A irurk loaded, start* J a
j n,l t.r.iii-i window*. Determined Delray; Will J-me*. negro, D»lr»' X ’d and at 4:25 p
with several of the coat*. It f it '
Aout her truck began unloa
linking men. with patches on their infant son of Mr. and Mr*. Fri ■ te |owr*t jwilnt, SH '
over one sleeve so os to form I
•Bread fer th living, hoxe*
ro *l»Ui their
bu»i»*;*» N. *s, Kebry City: Mrs- Arti -r grn to mount, row I
I cu ff with 'Uih js-rfc-cllon that it :•
jih e sfcwssl.
r'un N»- tuhauser and dauth: i \
with a little shock of surprise that
1 1n ir were r.o women or t
i.il*«y City: Mr*. Smith. Pahoki. ;
on* *re« th m removed and used us
n-n left m BePe Grad.Wallace, negro, Ju p iter; W n lj m ’.ng. They lord •'ecu tab*
muffs.
.
! I.nmk*. negro, near D ierfleld; Mr*
tru .k , to- West P*lnv Jtsarh
Another revival i» lhat of t»wl
i . * W ) . &gt; . D lray.
i women stating a* if my*t
fur.
Very 'little im lo tio n «n t
T c vhlldnn frightened.
S itv t ight ilead have lx
, rheap vor - t i l" will »&gt;e Ur .1 thi*
I l . (ii o. t Of the! • M l d b
■ wlnUr. Astrakhan In all si ho
to h-lp. Help wltn what*,
- will bit vety po pular a * well -o'
j tks-ent rite* for the dead |
U am tiL lA tl-n igh t, and th. deed to^rt. « ' •
k sT IN JL'RF.D- 5 tbs farmer, and ha-1
1st of the Injured in whatever to confi
from perW t.* Howvur. if &gt;' •!1
U In l»f ••»*&gt; c* srgt* If* thr i-*{u r
ported to the Miami &gt;slightest degree to
laws nf tlbu &lt;«&gt;jr»*r;.s it m .
**•
I tress or promote '
rrnutn'Sf tin t
lnuuirht
b&gt; Ihf fritnd* t
i.
W
ist
Palm
llta
c
L
the farm er*.”
t Sunday n* itn'h; at
trtnp« ruiitt rilh rr than by
I; Mr*. Amo* na***P. | ' &gt;enator Notri*
ihurcH
)oiM|ri
—y*1
rnamlvs %f pfnh.bltlwi ft* !•&lt; *«»
rn hed back;
Mrs. *ald.- Governor S
f |irr.U*i was 4 ihur*
nor Hmilfi an I h», lUpubJnin
hed as com pie’rly I
i.. k W r.t
Branch. *'tlat Mr. Ilm ver
&lt; hairman t*f tv« thu u rut R a t­
^Murder Farm Story
ional t ’nnmitU* , v.h.» Has flc tit».
“(famnanW
Ik Partly Verified
affliction.'' Governor J mitli tr!l^
us lhat ho i« for triaper^ i
I jOH A N GELES, ('«!.. FepL 19
legislative
i, mad* under
(IN S ) -SubsUaUglbrn in |Mrt of
o
i
l
!»
older* f r m Tammany, i
young Sanford C.Dik's monstrous
that lie h&gt;* bug Men t &lt;
story o f the mistreatment and
l&gt;i.,n of iS. li&gt;|o r t i a l i " .
slaying o f four boy* on a -la n n l.t
unnatuinl tiu : th As* r
;
farm " new Riverside CaL. w'.i
pie should eye wi'.h » ; ' ; i .• i
mads t'*day when scientists iJin ti
lai
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'
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fk d a* human ivmaiiu sevtrxl
'T h r Demur rai y of Flofhln fi
itself ihvi'l d belw i.n thr- I' i
bit* of )&gt;onr, hair and blmd un
rratlr platform ar I t «•
varthe,! from &lt;iut&lt;k1im; gravis w
tralic pivs'denttal n&lt; min-t M
pa perm " i a &lt; io m ra "» "K vr.rm &gt;"-• the Norlbcott ranrh.
| 'eU.O'r Demos vat* now fed t
trrial for th, ir First eilllions. Ho
Complaint*
against
Stew an
rr to lit»*ver than to hi
told them that while he d iJ not «*- North ro ll 21. suspected tif thi
Parly regularity, U - &lt;*h ofm
pect to tead his tex t, he proposed kru'.al treatm ent* of thr * -.ut .
'. t ’ liiu mute A ti'
aupmnr 4sii|'-»s 4wr&lt;*
KM.BF.K PL k S T S i M l» RT
to deliv. r It in’ *ub*tanre. at lim n slers and their subseiiutni d,allj
leader*.’ IV b»
vi.
fllUde
probably modify ng the largung* and against his mother have
eye*' of the tonk and Mr
but not the thought.
- lli,. S ' i III, /• ( ■«••
•'
sworn out.
On hla arrival here thi* morning
to f nr.ht. Tl |t J
th I t . ,
for the first of six speech** h* will
jartty with the
r »f t ,
iwuainu.bo
In hi* s. •
deliver in the sreat and northwest
»l«-, h. Mr lb
• I •■
before he rsiuissa to Albany two
|,lure!ijof
J
.
p-ilnllve of lie.. Notth. fbnth I
stacks hem r, th* New York govern­
nf
oppo
i'l.
n
t
and \V&lt; »t. mu-l i - b*wd *
or was cheered hy a throng thst
i
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LOUISVILLE. K&gt; , Sept. 15.
on merit, ,'n r a tte r s»ml ivp
jammed the union station and (IN S )—The stain.g of Miss Lulu
o il i*y maid
tom in • the
ommurnty
lined vAaducts nearby. He was tak- Kiti hn*r, 40, of !'in«-:nnati,'tl, » | ,
y agen. y tern
which
tht
Dp,-o|ntee
is
dn ieciii'M' an
,n in a round-about way u» bl» ho- levralrd M ia) with thr arrival
iH ii'i a* it 1* estfallal
runfronlcJ wi
t t l through noisy crowds that lined of relative* from u flo who iden­
duties thnt s-ffb sb tHall &lt;
nr.-rolty i f deriding v. I.
the streets ab.ng the 3U-bl,»ck tified tha body found jn a shall,,v
llw&gt; totiN»Dn,e and re*'v *t of
will vote
|M-o|itr with v*h, in t'-*', w ivr.’
route through the business s*.ll«n gtave ip thr cellar of a farm­
my party’s pres*
“Nu iHmo^rat who v,.te^
house near Munfordville, Ky.
or Htansl n y ow &lt;
t* * recent primary t* undrr
Worth, tom pound fm eture of
tie thrre it a h r
ligation, I, i al i r im ral. to
right ankle; Mr*. Mary True. We-t light hr tie suwid* nf tViibam
la ity lo v altr- b.)
for OsTcrts r Rr-itb in the gri
The murder was brought to
Palm Hea,h. right haml lacerated,
41 y, f shall rote ]
• el-rlo o, #i»k"Ug*i jirepagaod
Ferris, 33. sweetheart of the slain
Chari'S
Welngan.«m
Hatwonds
Ihe rontrarj t a * t , * n * &gt;b »p
late rations; Mr*. 2-ailie Wetnganl woman. Karri* killed himself, ar.
In that
primary
B*.
en. FlatwiHHl*. lact.-ation* to scalp;
rrgisteled it* o|»|*os.tion In
Mr*. J . Weinma v. Wert Palm
ermir Smith's candld*o * i
7*,.ihhi uvaktr'V.
Acrotvim
fU-aib. laceratvd te g : Martin Wiles
Herater James V |U&gt;edy Sn
l^ k r Worth, fnrwl t b '. Mr*. Edna
anient *upj«&gt;rtrr, thu Now
W 1*110*-*. D t ' *v-.»h. fractured
Govern, r ha* t written t ; •’ L
left ankle: Mr* N. W. Wright,
NEW BED FO R D , Hept. 19. rnstic &lt; 4 *tfo m sivi |d**it;,,l
West Palm Beach, lacerated head. (IN h )--IV .;.e .ited a numh r of
toirty t* the n-p*.*l of
Kightreuth I Amkndaifdt. FI

Delegate To Houston
Says IJcmocrats Not
* Hound To Nominee

Ptpmmse^J

•a a possible m raatij
practice of "pcr.iag* J
highways. •
Tlic derision * * ,
rase brought to
earring.* left _ : » j
roads w'hito the
il’K wore a nib’i .
ruled tha. when
carriage m N i J
legitimate bu .ine„al
a pubiir n'jisarvt.
The coutt ruTi^aJ
out thm “the k
te public h its ,*
lougging, not stogi
pose wf |tat«arr ivji
obstruct, i.t u(
w a y -U u t u.
11 hile th* d*rt*Ns u
almost forge r» ^
and catriagr,
psrtmmt of
It may alas k-.
td the prartsr Wyari
bile* WtOf »•
each &lt;&lt;k»r «Ul &gt; u |
on a mwaktt. t , . A

B E L L E GLADE’S
TRAGIC PLIGHT
IS TALE OF WOE

SMITH SCORES
G. 0 . P. STAND ON
AID TO FARMER

By Brlnkcrhoff

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in individual beauty
refreshing and radical ciepanwej
the tiresome commonplace ...ij

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and broken mar bin*, .
otherwiae would
“l*&lt;n the ability
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•nd backbone
*
proportion of
I do not for a m,im.
the appeal *•&gt; -aectkiR
iempt to rats* t.„ * ha
and to mippre.,
,
that the democrat: J * ?
and north alike, t.
nerm vote, will Kokl »
slavery some pmp,.,,.
era peopl*. ji.t, f
thougnt that many
never to be enrh,.nM ,
•Only by the attrrtio,•walnst mln,,. , , M. (]
he wa* once quote,] (l
t.ie rral fi,»
develnped/

CIGARETTE USE
ST,

t’ E T K M S n t'R li

T IM E S

The West Indian hurricane, known at first to lx* of
ere intensity, baa apparently btruck certain fectionx of
Th»t th* (lganrtle habit h a ­
ri&lt;f» with even greater ferocity than most of u* at
ppen rapfitly r e ” * '" * l» generally
t thought. Casualty lists continue to increase until known, but ( r * person* be* Id™
fit ■ hundred dead seems a conservative estimate and the
the offictal* o f the intern*! reve­
ability increases that the exact toll of the storm will nue «trpartm»nt h*v * any Woa or
pr lie known.
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Though Palm Beach suffered more in property prrt of the department for th»
tin* g*\ likely, on account of its larger xize, the little fticat j-rar rrvtuig Tune 30, l&amp;2x.j
i IU of Pahokee and Itacom Point on the shores of Lake I
tb»i d-inng *h« twelve
holme, suffered proportionately far greater in casual- month the withdr*vC*I» of u x - |
These little towns situates! on a narrow neck of paid f i r s r t f c * im ounUJ to too,.
Ml at r&gt;impartd with 30,- I
and which juts out into the Ink' were wijx-d tiff the t n
SifMPS.M#
b withdraw*!* dnrmop when cracking djtms let in a D o d which rose to nine
&gt;mg the "MT. Th:» Irulkatc* a treb­
-•••t in le ss than a half hour.
ling tti t-«
atuptmn «»f cig­
(&gt;th*T cities in Florida which Id t just enough of arette* in ten yrat*.
:h&gt; -(firm to -lir up in their |&gt;eop!r a kindred feeling for
Use o f r:r» r*ttc* by wx»m*n
:f .»e who suffered most, must come promptly to the ! and during th* World war h*v&gt;
of th " c le ss fortunate. Hundreds of Florida citizens I |.«-*n Urgely rrtpnntib!* few tbit
&gt;.i homeless, without clothing, injured and larking in surprising showing. •• th* in c m t*
■i- deal attention) suffering from want of food and water i in cotnutnpiwn of r ir * r r ttm w ts
it:1 no farth er away from us than two hundred miles. I n n ui.ono non 000 irt ISIT to &amp;0,- .
n mu&gt;t give them every help we can.
! po&lt;MMiOl»si m P».*0 There v&gt;at nr.
In tin* meantime it is well to remember that Nature •tab great increase in th* us* of \
}
no particular dislike for this section
We are blest ' &lt;igart an ) of chewing and amoknu n&gt; way - £jy it. We have our sunshine many days 1 mk- tobacco. A* a fart there ha*
'h e year whim other cities are frozen and cold. We ; la m a decrease of tnilllona of
piouniit a &gt;&gt;ar in the us* of thear
hi p our ri( h soil which produces rountlen.-i fruits and ; tolatrc..* slnr* tbr ending of tig• iiilili - when farmers in o th e r state* are watching war tn Ittk In t’^17 It wat 4tB^
t, «n-i» iila n k e tp ile up higher and higher on their
000.040 |&gt;.-’jn l * r tbr rrronl matk.
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v. •. . . .
Another iomrwhat "urpriainit
Hurricanes are the only unpleasant thinys Nature i
nyadr by the report »
r send" against lh.» country. &lt; alifnrtua has its earth- ,hat there hat W n a revival »f
lii*. which we have a sneaking suspicion are more ^ Inurf.taktnf habit during th^
ilr ailed than W est Indian st«&gt;rrns. Illinois &gt;aw a r , lt y„ r ,h m m r* than 4t,4M.. d|&lt;! just the other day which caused rn&lt;we damage . ooo |-&gt;urii&gt; o f *nuff were rontum- i
prt)|KirtiOn to its size than our hurricane did. The *d» h# con'iarnl with an. nverao
-i if -i idle' •tciiiill has a* (1&lt;smI every few years just of al-&gt;ut 'tT.nOO.tstO i- undt during
• ;h tim** the farmers are benfinning to get ontheir j the hrvvi-ru* ten
yeart There
\nd so it fa throughout the world In spite of hurri- were fewer ctfar*. u».a m the 1
- 11.1 *- is N ature’s most favored garden spot.
1 &gt;e*r i;' - • -*• *•&gt; W,B&gt; mill Ion*.

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con*urn |
build h o u se s w h ich ca n stand a g a in s t th e m , we would I than s,7is),wo,ooo
year it i'
■ n o th in g to f» a r.
In Is ith M iam i an d P alm B e a c h , was Ir u than C.frO0,(KNI,(iu0.
iffer th« h u rric a n e s , it w a s fou n d th a t s u b s ta n tia lly b u ilt
T Al.l.A ll ASSKK IlKMCH'lt AT
The*.- report* *hnw that th* t a i
: in &gt;&gt;• i
*t(H*d tb e te s t a n d ’ p ro te c te d th e ir o c c u p a n ts fro m «n tobatro of all kind* n a lead\ number o f y ea n ago '-he m ii-jo ffu e ami nil. lagan to fire *m
1
h ig h a imls
It w as only th e laaim b u ilt h o u ses, m ad e irtK t-Mfre of revenur to the xov[of pajM r and covered with stucco, which blew away le*V- eminent,
,'rnmrni. ' aa ’pi»«ltlon
-m7 time
“ime I v ■' "f
BsHimar* Manufactor+r* him without wammr. lie returned
povition a«
at im*
I heirinmates to the fury of the elements.
held by (he ta* on
on litiuor. arsl I
rd '■'btrd •tUilypa|wr
in fire. When the melee wa* over Mr.
f’.lmond, had a broken^arni, hi*
-O -— ----Iwer. Thr tax on t. barco brouabt l lh' l &gt;' ,,f Anniston. Ala , The n il
Mr.
r th* tlally Democrat wa* hi* a-sRiUm lay n ri.iiidy^Eoiinded on
I
In
more
t*-an
.000,000
in
rev­
Fiirskin Season
the floon-and hi* companion* had
"e*&gt; a*»ortate.
J*
enue
yrir. an increase of j
Mr Kilmond* wa* then ai now fled. Thy rditor continued his work
•
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r
•
, l , l .. ■ ...
e-»n more than ITU,000,000 over th*
At this time o f year when the thud of pigskin* fc«| |pr.V)OU, , e. r, and
exceeded 1t -:ronx. rau»tlc writer in the de* until the gang wa* brnki-n up and
(r ■ of right. He .(enounced a pul­ peacr restored.
) . . h en rd on a lm o s t e v e ry c o lle g e a th le t ic field , wt
o nly by l b * income iax
i' .1 whiiky ring in the city quite
The following virile editors!
. n p ru p riate t«&gt; re p rin t « n e d ito ria l fro m th e M iam i H era ld
severely, and wa* warned that f from th - fwn of Mr. Kdmond* re­
rlt.d in g w ith a p h a s e o f fo o tb a ll w h ich is in te r e s tin g and
b- rejwated it he would lw killed. ta il* the .nriiU-nt:
"&gt;
ild o m n o ticed .
The t-uprr appeared next morning
1 *m very much m iitakrn a* to
'■C onsider th e p lig h t o f th e th o u s a n d s o f la d s w ho
ST. Util.STINK ItKTORD
i r. denunciatory than ever with the hacklmne, virility and char­
l,r,-, i- fo ile d a ll th e b u rn in g su m m e r as s e c tio n lu tn ils. w ho
an expo** o f the threat. About acter of the people of the south
tv sh o v eled n s k a n d san d , o r h a v e e n te re d a n y o n e o f h u n A rrrtain local civic club i* at r&lt;- n three men walked into hi* if the attempt of the political
V
ilr. &lt;1* o i u n r e m u n e ra tlv e but m u scle-b u ild in g o c c u p a tio n s , prr**-M uurkinir nut glan* where­
Augu&gt;unr, the Ancient
and w ho now fa c e th e d isillu sio n m en t o f le a rn in g t h a t by h'
1
th e ir supposed bruw^n Is n o t a d e q u a te to rn te th e m p la ce s City will go ..a th* atr each week
Nir an hour from tbr hruatlraatm i c o lle g ia te fooUm ll te a m s .
iitjr plant, WJA.T, J ik ka.-i.vtUe.
~ 'T-YlMOsl V t'rgln g“u n “th e ~ fn iijo r tr a g ic is th is p a rt o f Arraiigem* nt* h a ir already l.rett
a
t-o!!&lt; ■*.- lift- w h ere in tw o th ird s o f th o s e w ho o f f e r f o r th e m*il^ for the hour and tbe club
,t mu' • m o st v iv id sp o rt a r c cu lled fro m t h e sq u a d s all U p'.W uutlining it* planji f&lt;
•* ,■ ,
n a tio n
A nd t h o : worwt o f It I
' h i t th e proud tb r hour ,»&lt;h week
f|VC fir o
lu n g p la y e rs , b ra w n y , a g ile an d e n tire ly conscious
h'jrh a ta»b »Hould pro*
.,1 th e ir is m e r a on th»- g rid iro n . se.-m t o a m an to h a v e thing but difticul'.. Very frwr ritir.jj
; . ,i-ii t h e s u m m e r a t su ch lig h t ta s k s » ' tic k e t-ta k in g in tb - United State* are a* rich
i .&lt;,rt g a te s , o r a n n o u n cin g d a n c e s at ret" r t h a ll s .- o r in Imtoriral lore, to *tre|*d in
tradition,
.nlimatrly connected
*r
l.i/ p ■; • or in f e - tin g p' pub us b a th in g •■mo h* * - •
with th, early ►ettlrmenj of A m rri-1
H it. g u a rd s, a t t ir e d in th o s e g a y an d la -le tte re d s w e a te r s i a a t I* S t. Auirurtlnr. Thro- uiv
i a U H o U v e to th e fe m in in e ey e
a hum tied and una fa.mt*
id
. not
n,,t en
tirely
c a s-ee , o
u t to
•' ,,
1e illin
-n th
m e cn
&lt;uf xc o» u» ri *s *e ., b--■ ■ t*■h■- fhhl«t»rica1
i.t
lntrrr»t cimcemlni: which*
w ho h a - w orked h ard fo r y e a r * to build up» p h y sica l lh.
...Id (huuld know. Thousand* *
r:ft and bulk and h a s ju * t fa lle n s h o rt o f ‘ h e re - (,f »historical fact* that would make

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machine to browbeat out &lt;S the
purty any man or womtUl who doe*
not yield 1.. th&lt;- demand of the
machine to vole tbe whole ticket,
,» iOccr-iful. Surely t!u men tnd
Women of the south are made of
■uch stamina that they will nnt
permit thi» movement to lu? *uccessful. To &gt;n 1.1 to thi* spirit
would indiiate that (hey had cotton
•trinir* for hn&lt; kbonet and cotton
boll* for brain* and «&lt;&gt;ub.
There will in. vitality, in our onlninn Irancd on our km.wlnlgr of
southern |w.,ple, come aU.ut ■»
spirit of imlejienden..- in thtr.kimr
ami voting which will react upon
the poliucul mac hlne* that are now
attempting to hulldote them and
put on the M-rapheap o f discarded
fwditirian* man) of thr*i ,‘l&gt;u»trd‘'

The .outh i . thinkin.
jtmporti..n of
o wake red to a
fact rha. thr " to any pi**:b;, rt
the *&gt;-uth in l.r, ,.
to the fa it (ha* p.„r * '
of the south are (y*J
wheel* of the
must he ataiaiet) ,f
paiwf* hav,. detv'LvJi - ,
•ter* o( the fa%tm , *
dared t&lt;* etp r.,, o ,
fvital
, ' 5^ 1
Tsying to r,»d tW. * _
of the isilpit, ,t „ .
cra tk ra rt). ^
no intere.t **«»«,
7
a.hwncemer. t.
"1
villeins thl-.T
tt '• M
they wer- tW
living chri*tia%, ^
;ireacher« were lu»n o jt '
The south trT
activitie*. lu
■tand fur tV.D bat,,',
of it* mini.tfrs, B
the r m l t f
t*.d
they ar.
The poi •, J J j
rant ami rtv&gt;, tke b ,
but thl* will not itof. i
soul* are efitr wuh tb j
tjiu a n fty and tbhold pudidiition, fma
four kquatx tu e. rj •
Mows, without yteldux l
the tdandiehmrnu I
(M-ratinR of the holilkia
the politician* S«ift nWhoever roukl m*ks |
of com . or twu I dubs i
to grow upon a *r-t
where only &lt;.n* grew lef*
deserve better of twig
do mure essential wnk
rountry, than tbe vhdb
jmliti.inn* put Icgxtlcr
The attitude of th* p it
t« be that if the, is* l
much st the leach thru
reaeun why -they »Kuit^
on tbe street cirEnijuirer.

DANGER ■WARNING

’if,, set-m* all btS*r mill ekittl*** to tin- athlete.. I tplendid *uby.-ct« f... f.,e . r tenj
all -nrki l"th mid lamlM'Mrn to him. Matty b.»y« g o \m\MU Ulk. «a*h week, .r. avail*
n ils.
I h i . igh thi* .(from &lt;*f i»hyai«'*l inferiority In high rrnor4.
Very few cities In thl* country
™
in to plaverit o f th e f ir a t w a fT r in co lle g e
in to n av rri* o i i n r i n
Lhmisandit
e v e ry y e a r w ho a r e
Hut th eft? life I
th e m t liu tlio n thhaatt th e y c a n n e v e r, tr y n * th e y
o rro w in
t he te a m . T h e y r a n la u g h a t lh e ir
hut it i a v e ry re a l am i very h itte r e x p e rie n c e
ill th e fa ll o f th e y e a r, w hen fo o tb a ll i* in t h e a i r
|jluvt.T i uiiout t o Unromc u i*hih|hhi ^'hI.

Ilealtli and life with all their faculties are priceless. It too frequently happen
that persons thoughtlessly create dangerous conditions, thereby jeopardimj
their ow n lives and the lives of children, friends and unsuspecting citizens. Vte
’ . »rc, therefore, with the friendliest of intentions using this means of warningyoa
and the public in general against the following:

*
.' ,
*haikgrouml that
f a n ert *«; «
J * t*r-m inule Ire- ]
w ill, not hi |, urT for ;i&lt;jr( days
d ,y . of the year Hie
la t e r life , Ancient t tty hs* Just *uch attacks
fo r th em gnmnd ami is faced with the re­
sponsibility eg producing but one
am i every entertainment
each week.
It is to he hoped that the public
spirited civic club at this time
1 fettering a St. Augustine radio
|hogr, will tie accorded every p*i*_
j xiidr coojwrstion not only, frum
&lt;
Mi l l -» KNt|t lit Kit SI N
i the city’s many silver tori-rued
Wild* • mi Southern Democrat* I r,| cubipetrnce for the highest of |crater* and speaker* but also
at. tiiihci root toward (Jov. Smith |flrkal lru»t», » r derm him worth) from such other artists a* may U
ai l D a Ib.ltw rat* are a»*adir»v -.f influ*ion in that historic com railed ut&gt;on or requested to lend
tti.,| |u- rrhe n, tbe II-ra’u) 1(any by a newspaper whuh, in U&lt; their talents to the- weekly pro­
. y - ra u»e. New Vork, an ,lnde- , |ia*t, ba» been f»*r fmm partisan grams.
An hour on the air each week
■ r !i*at II. publican new*pa|**r h*. pirjudlc* in Presidential confl'ct*
■Ini to support the Democratic ; vVa stncefely believe that the will mean more to the city than
11- *»
: man who ha* administered . the a thousand letters in the mails,
tt will mean that once a week
| .. ,|t , don of the .Syracuse affair* of the Kmplte State - for literally hundred* of thousand*
a ll to advoratr th» election of 'early eight years with an ability of men, women and children will
south, may lw tx-gardrd a* *ffiei»ney and progressive atates- (e a r of the Ancient City ovrr the
|.
,W t-ollcaUon that tb* Itemo- pnanshlp un*ur|&gt;a»s«d in our State air at a time s tu n they are in
’1 * * HbfwM i.
*t . lo o t, ts sleslu-ed to win m i hi*to»T baa ratablisbed a better their nu.it recsgtlve frame of
to O^oBipr f*#niiti
T
..........
it •i f o r In the past history ■claim to promotion tc&gt; the Pres*- mind. The city will undouldsdly
for infurtita! ion uitvcm l ntf ll,
«.f l
Syr a u*e Herald, which coV- dency than hla opp«.nent, the for- profit Immeasurably from such
1*11*1 l x «vf ttit 1 U11 rn U , 1
a program, a program whub will
r •f «f more than half a mrr J^ecrvUry o f fom m erc*.
kis. wterte*- iAir
react to tha benefit of virtuallf
Inf. '1 IllUtli-ll HI' I 1
- , ’ 11Yt1 n &gt;tury it ba* aupfwrtcd only twn.
That hsmrat opinion stands a* •very n U ien of the city either
D '- oih ratic I’rs-aidc-ntal candidates a suffice oi Justification for
K&gt;»--n by Mr. Ik iiiu i ,.f 1I1,.
j dirwwtTx
indirectly at *orm- lime
In (it 1i- ( V,*r1tllu', Mr. Ityr.l of l]
(•ti-nr t'b-vrland and WiK&gt;diu-a pn-fersnce « r now eipreaa. U n i f i , , uUier.
Fit rit!u I W r r . 1.1 &gt;.-k-b|\ I.Vitt
U I 'll In both
instance* th. this without the slightest intention )
---------par- y Mr. O trilin **f u,,, x
Herald ehu to support the randi- of disparaging the familiar record
IM i ............. .. t'onqvati), &gt;|If. ilt t
tUrian reform*.
.'s o it bsltrved to be the ablest of Mr. Hoover.
Ajf t 1 I’aliu Ik -x h T -i
r. t if t v i .in In tliR I’residenlial coolest
fro m U v great American center
The
Syracuse
llrrald
il
in
a
po­
of ,11 e MslU1| offiio
-h r Kt««| •n'l! t»'lk cnndlilataa won.
of finance and investment- a censition
to
Judge
thr
qualifications
id* Puvrrr *i„i Light t\
In vi*w of the fact that it sup- of (J«v. Smith and Mr Hoover. |t |‘*r wbl(h happens to be the home
. tbs Oct* lulu Jx-ntiiH-l atsl
r- t»*d Oeveland ami Wilson, it Is see* a * all fair-minded, unpreju­ of Governor Smith ami where hi*
W'k ht w U o U n .us-t. r- 1
roorvmtng
0 . ,1 that tbe Herald should diced and t&lt;drrant i-rrwons see — view* on question*
tin suite i&lt;rfilii.t-i wa* in i
[• ' f 'r IJov. Smith to Mr. Hoover— that «f the t wo men, t»ov Smith business are well understood come
that, it should prsfrr to support elands head and shoulder* above•■•timaroa th at commercial
ti l- h r 1 St&lt;H lit r«n, sort of Juba U gi,-at liuvenwr of New York, Mr, Hoover in ability, experience, it-sturbane** and misgivings are
negligible a* compared
imi jiriif: ifeon of- * 'rwfl* t l . ol.le lepirsentative of an bon- frankness and personality, fontin- today
Wdwwti-' S
fn-m Florida, •cl party, rather than the timid, mag the- diseusawMi of It* reasons with thr disquieting record* of pr*~
has iiioi.ui irml til* tbfpfedrt e f l lu u -• - '. s i t e figunrhrad of a corrupt for preferring (hqf. Smith to Mr Xinus President.*1 campaigns.
lb- M 11 Hp f hQKiMt Yuti* fur 1 at.- nal organiaation. After »tat- Hoover, the Syractiae Herald *ays
It i* no risgg eratio n to say that
findi th , TuHmMtiy prinr)* -ng that It supported bcuh CMve
Furthermore, ws are bound to the magical key to thl* welcome
' idle s h t, li (hr Nr«v V&amp;rk w t n- mo I bod Wilson in preference to
ren.gnu* in Alfred E. Smith an I phenomenon r* business confidence
L A rex-ir-li­ i j UV ?«*uW i m . U in » ths-tr lirpuhllcMa opponents, the
avowed
and pledged champion of la the fuur-tiaxee elected Governor
fe Oi for n&gt;
: ; 7 £t
V
Syrmcuve Herald adds: *
American right* and llbcrttea in a I of New York State,
MaSltou* tliil dinr,. lux » » n.ii.k
\\r now link tl«# name of Cor- campaign m which the lines are j Southern Democrat* who realise
J-.y=t Du
■&lt;rtu*r Smith with tbo*e of th* sharply draw a in these vital r s la t-, that the Ikemocewtlr party U today
effiwt el
if the
’ j I werorwttk candidate* rise ted to ion*. W , must also appraise him a* the Sole hope of the South writ) bs
(lie P i. sj'lenc) in I MU and 1VI2. to one who ruB.kines in bi* character, encouraged to diocover. a* the
“
complst* a triumvirate that shine* principles an-f polk lea a stead fast1campaign
proceed*, that
Gev.
through the record of the opposing conservatism ,.n all economic-, com- , Smith 1*
a prophet withhonor at
parly in tb* national field.
men ial, industrial
and financial bom* a*
well a* abroad.And, u»It Is at. imputing association i f question*, with a
•* &lt;i«*rt pro bs&lt; all algns fall, the Syracuse
a path ' iiro o n slitlst, ami. In th* light of I'r m X K H * in al' m atter* re- Herald ha* picked it* third DeamI IstrVeritur MintUt’a career u&lt;| pror • InUd to social welfiow and human ; cra tk f i t s i d u U I wtaaer.

REPUBLICANS HOLT TO SMITH

R

A H in

n °*
n r r la l w lrt-s In
r l e c l r i r lin e jmiIi&gt; nur u lrln t; th em
m e r &lt;&gt;r u nd er c l r c l r i e wirew. T h e y m ay hjic and
lt»u«h th e rh u ru e d w iren w hich may rewult in se rIuuh danxaKe In p ro p e rly and lif e .
L is te n In
S a fe ty

F lr a t .

Ilefure

MOVING.

M

huildincs

and

elt-valt-d m a rh in e rv ntirh a s e x ­
r a t a lu m , d r r r lr k s , p ile d rlv e ra anti dredRi-s on
h ig h w a y s, ta n iils ur cro n a ro u n lry in th e t l r i n i lv
r f e le c tr ic wirew. c o n -u li u ur M a n a g e r. M etal, w rt
ro p e and cord a r e n m d u r to ra o f c l r c t r i r i l y . D on’t

is another dangerous

^

practice.

* 1
The unthinkiaf I

child may forfeit hla life especially if ‘l,f **^l
usitl has a fine strand of wire runninu ihmusMl
ur is wet. The wile or wet string U a roodwldI
of electricity and upon contact wilh Ibf " ,r” |
may instantly send the voltage thnnigh the chila -1
body.
Kite flying should be dime in the *fr t J
spaces away front all overhead wires. T«*|
children In play safe.

ta k e a ch a n c e .
C l J Q r ^ ' T , ||Ud^

o r th ro w in g s lim e s a t In su la-

.
I® f* «n r l r r l r i c lin e (Miles is a
p r a c tic e th a t m a y p r i n r f a t a l . Il nol only e n le r ferew w ith th e n e rv ire bu t th e w ires aro u n d th e
in s u la to r s m ay Knap, c u rl h a rk and n trik e th e
c u lp rit.
I l ix d a n g e ro u s to you and to e t e r y p e r­
so n w ho puMcn n e a r b y .
Do not nhuol or Ihrow
M o n rs

at

l o o s e w ir e s

. : - : ; : : : -

to 'b e interfered with, any lootse, brokt*.
or burning wires. Telephone our MnnafH »*•'
the police department immediately. T*** “J
rredlngly dangerous, Protect life, then

Inwulatorw.
la d f f

EXCAVATING

n e a r o r aro u n d e le c lr lr
|N&gt;les « r
u nd ergrou n d
e le c tr ic co n d u ct* by h a n d , m a c h in e ry o r b la *tin g
I* ex ceed in g ly d a n g e ro u s,
Ainu do n o t. u nd er a n y
rtr r u n ia ta n r e a , ta m p e r w ith or r r m u ir an y r l e r l i r r
w ire *, p o le *, g u t w ire * o r a n c h o r*.
S u ch a ctio n

may

p ro v e f a t a l .

C o n su lt o u r F a n a g e r a s to w hat

la th e p ro p e r p ro ced u re.

CLIMBING ELECTRIC circ«»», ' i

While the ( urnpan, i«

th e

e le c tr ic

I f y o u r kite * f

h ig h w a y ,

«
»
'
»»•■! •rcMent. that may
* * ( T k,^L , k r ,f ^ ' r f* ” 1 * « " *(Kh srriG flill over
|ulJic
h . ,h* ‘ “ - * ' • ha ( S .l e w if , *ng tbe tubtbih r-r ' "warwiag*
a P m a u U sM 'i *ag p i r K o e t n #
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U -A T r

° nd

-m a rs a iA

P te a n e dtneuna Ih la w ith y o u r em p lo y e*, m e m b e r* or vour fa m ily
L

la too g r e a t .

1^*

a r tic le s a r e e n ta n g le d o r c a u g h t in fl1*
w ire * o r pole*, n o tify o u r M a n a g e r. I l f * ,i* l
u q u a lifie d e x p e r t to re sc u e th e m fo r &gt;'**•

E le c tr ic ity on Ita m U «t»n o f werxlce o v er iU h ig h w ay I . waf
lew*. O u t o f ita p ro p e r c h a n n e l it is a s d a n « r m . J
^
a u to m o b ile .
O u r fo r c e o f m en te ch n ira llv lia ln e d in th
s « iu m .
i.r
a n e e w ith r e fe r e n c e tu th e alrov e and o th e r problem s.

^

clim b e le c t r ic lin e im les.

POLES.

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�Tlin SANFORD HERALD. SANTORO, FLORIDA;

ial A n d P ersonal Activities
MISS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor

Telephone 1 4 8 .

R esid en ce T rlrp h n n r 4 1 3

U N IV E R S IT Y F R A T E R N IT IE S P L E D G E
F 1V E . S T U D E N T S F R O M S A N F O R D

ial Calendar

Fratrm ltiro at thr Univrrslty of
Florida
plrdgvd fire
SanfoM
ntudenta during the in n in g rnvh
*ea*un, junt rinsed. Robert lliy)-.
layman and Marion W ^fM r wrro
|ledenl t’jr 11 Kappa Phi, John
F.lward lliecm n and f . P. Hasan
Jr , by l*i Kappa Alpha and \V||.
Ham Dullore t r S l i m k No.

TIIlR SU A T
•ai be a raltol moetlne
Raffo Society Thura, t tto Mrthoihat
iCy l »l 7:30 P. M.
r»u»AY
martins of the W,
be held at the home
i f . Sport ins on Mellon*
m at three oclock- Mm.
i r l v will hirte ibarpe

THTRSttAY. fiEPTKMBER if,

S. Y. Wtjr of OtUmto a a , a bust
den visitor tn Sanford vrrtvolajr.

4*uefct*r, 1} »l,n . )wvy LoiUy
a'- f .u n ijto to visit at point*
K. I'. Juhion of Miami arrttml North and W#uth Carolina
.tori* Friday n**ht to spend »«Mf
time, .
*
I*r and M t«. ||. W. Rwrhrr i
t'a rti. Hatch from IVl*n,| vjwnt fcaby, tpm t t.So-paat o trk -rtd
Tamn* with U r amt Mr. J ,
vest/rdcr tore a tt* fitting to buoAlloa, |irm rrli nf Kanfnrd
nw*» letrrrvl*

lea A. Cent lop return*.I |«,|
th ola; Carry-'Orrair of hnknntu
Ind., H e ,itt W illett, of Orlar.V*
nlfbt (mm Potm Bearh. where f»
*I^ ”t Ttorwdar ertewfns" tto itorm
firo rfr M, All »ter amt William
deraitoted roston. •
Trice of Tempj.
Ml** Ionian Srhwarl* left tail
Me
ami Mm . Paal
Ferto.
Itoir jo Taw Itrlto
week for 'Palm. Beach where oto m«ine*d—t * O rliadii ta«t aisht
lleyls*. n ft he t Vella Tau l*elta will Irarh'thl* winter.
whirr they •#w |»Se “JoM Sieger11ratiM.lty ar»:
at the Rrmham ITtoater.
Whltnojr Whu»»Klr,
Knisht
Mr. on.1 Mr*. Frank Weyman *f
|CeotfO Rice, Wyman Adi*n. Walt l.r u n Cor* Spring, .pent Sunday
T W Rtrt**U, T . W R *.«ell J r
|t.ct»reich. to tty totiprtch, Marion herr a , the y***.t* nf friend*.
and ToXiio Rtt**ef) returned Tr&gt;
MrCurw,
Archie
&lt;i«rr“
tn,
Rirhard
o tto r affair*
for tho winter
Mt«. M Kronen amt eon Phllllt. terlo» from O krertoto* and Palm
llourihan of Miami; Marion (Ir*month*.
Be*ch where they ipunt a few dayt.
|.am. Rudolph tlrahani, Joe Mt returned yetlerday from New Yorh
A Hat of fraternity plidyr* from tirath of Haytona Rea.hj Jlm iry City where they «penl ie 'e o week.*
M '• Margaret Chgrke ami toe
allace W right and J| r». L. other title* follow*:
Canity, Vernon Clark, John Houck
gr andmmtor. Mr* K. p Bwlloek.
Sigma Alpha Fowilon
will entertain at bridge
of Bnulfiil
Hrownett,
ha^e arrived p»m dMurbetmlle.
Mia* Mildred Holly at
Sigma Alpha Fpellon ha* an Norton Pavi* of Jacksonville ArOhm |u tpeml a rmaith ee *t(
thur N'ieholi of Paiatka:, J &lt;&gt;»■•r-li I
nounrrd the following new mrn&lt;
Week*
Frank Knight. Franci* “ Monkey” Sargent of lakeland. John Fi*her 1
SATCRPA Y
Hen Ca*well and Mr*. It. Brennan, Charie, Brown, Joe Craig ■ml Joe Arango of Tampa.
Judge Wallace \k right retam nl
Ttoia (h i
iy J r ., will entertain ut of Jarkionvflle; Claude Quinlan.
recit'd*v from point* i* Ftoriiij
L| three o'clock, at the home George l*ykr., Hilly Renler, A. f
ami i,.t itorn I t o r f l * where he
Theta Chi.fraternity pledge* are. (.
Ca*well, 1210 Magnolia Dedgr of Miami; Jo e Thur«tnn,
ha. been rnp.ylng a two wv*k *
Sam Mamphler of Miami; Pr»e ,J
, honoring M il* Mildred William “ Himf* MrCrea of Si Clyatt of Lakeland; Charley Forum :
Pcternburs; W aiter Wnodaar.l of Perry; Charie* Powell of F ort Keene Harrell o f Miami; Herbert I Myrr»; It. McCaul of Jaipi r: Ja^l |
Mr and M r*.'M C llagnn *n
MONPAV
announce the birth of a daughter
Lonlhly bu»ine»a and aocial June*, Melton Pavia of Orala; I Parker o f Stbring; Harold Malm. C
IT The hahy ha* torn named Mar
[ of the Truth Seeker’* Pick Jone* of Weit llilnt itea&lt; h; *brrS of Iv la iu l; Bill Baur of Quia&gt; S
Sept 12 The b«by ha* t#e# name,!
jr the Melhodlat Church Jeffer»on Shelfer of Quincy, J „ &gt;&gt;; Ja ik Robinkon of III&gt;th.ille, ,ij
Martha t.Twanda,
It *t 3;i*i *1 the homo of Nelson, Wayne Warfield, Clejrhorn Ark., Felton Scott of 11 inter Hat* n ■&gt;T
Um* l.unc|c|ul*t on the Toole and Karlyle O’Brfry .o f Pick Warren of flaineivlde, B-&gt;b
togd. ]b »le**e* will lie: Tampa,
Filaorr o f Sara.ota.
T M. Haye*, chairman.
Kappa Alpha
I K. Ileia PeHa
n
L i l*mib|ui*l, Mra. Klin
It. IP - H. It Gray and - Kap|ka Alpha pledge ll«t }nI’hl Beta Delta ha* announced: '
etudes:
b. Cobb.
‘ J . It. FHher, A. Burger, T. C o -' *
Roland
Ily.on
and
Horae.' hen, A. Frrehltng, H. Finkel.ti " f
Tl KSPAY
ionthly pnegrunt meeting .Marsh, Edwin Gay o f Jackson- S. Hr Her, A. Ilorovltt. &lt;5. Melham.! *
X. Wemleoff of
tman ■ Miaalonury Society I vllfri William Swearingen of Ha- H Swart*, Jr.,
ilrthodiit Church will !*• tow; Kenneth Miller of Orlando; J*cL*anvilie; l.cm ard Heldner ‘ I \
the church auditorium, at Atwood Dunwixidy, Elliott Pun. Miami; I . Goldman of Ocala: W i '
ock. The Willie MrGavock woody of A nadia; John Wanl Hen. Uparkita of la'V.burg; J. N,
r*. T. F. Adam*, chair- d^r-on, Frank Maxwell of Talla. tletn of S|.Ajg u d tn r, I-. Swan/ ,
hat'e charge- of the pro- 1'*, , ee ; V. Buller, .Jam r* R-iun-l of Tam| a '
j
ding and a large attend- tret* of Chipley; Urn Lidthm ef
PI happa Alpha
j
Marianna; Undtt* T n u lrr, Harold
to society I* rrijueried.
The Pi Karpa Alpha pltdge B*t m
Knight, of Ocala. Hotort Wo*»ten
Inrhtdm:
Hmwm
Farrior
and
tW*ne
MiGrirk.
TKF.R CLASS M Kid'S
Vadm MiA'aul, Hugh Menilri*
cn of Tampa.
Lartigue Ihril of Gainervlllr: S i* n | .
I I happg Phi
non Hopgood of Perry: Kmg*lon
I'nlunteer C lll* of the
To the pj Kappa Phi chapter will
Mo,ire of Orlando; 11nice Hiantlryj
Sunday School met last be welcomrd:
thr home of Mr*. M. I.
of Wilder Garden; Pi k Maklnoonj
Henry Swoopr- of New Smyrna; of Kl**lmm«e; tl*car Keep, Conrad ‘ *
HIM Poular Avenue. Plans
iture « f the class were di u Raifurd McCormick. Harold Price Mahaffvy of JackaohcUD; Haward j
'
ol at the concluflon of thr of Gainesville; Jimmy Shfigley nf- Kdwarda o f Miami; Robert &lt; at
^cMrtMVi a'gnrial R W rV a * Vkimona; Karl Sanford o f Quinn ; rlthrr* o f Orlamhi; Tommy l*ino ‘
nr.o»c present were: U it- Johnnie Andrew* of Jark*uh#f!lr of Montlerllo; R. Wnirlon of ih afa, i
■Jthy^, Hugh,-*.
fieru* Ray Kenfror, David Fry* and Don William* o f Tamp*.
■li.-.nlgd'lg'idp Rim*. B er. FrtfJ Peat re «,r Tahipa.
Alpha Taw O n n .
Fr&lt;n. JA'irgiitU name*.
Wearer* Af#U the j Alpha T.»R
i ai i»r«i.i To, ta annouiuetit'
Omega j ledge tuition, are ■
Hrnclay F u llr* of Paiatka; Tom­
G riffin P n'ld , D u iitil l i f U n k , •
my Irwin, Lake P orsrtt, J a k Phil Jo# Mel wile of lakeland; Olin Ito.
p m A k f .s t r i a l n o r
lio* of Jacksonville; Iria n ,I Drew gin, Clarence Pheil of Jit. |Vt»r».
RICHSHAFEN,
G e r- of Clearwater; Jack Punnv It of Pat. burg; Flm ir llrllrm an' of Fort
rpl. a o .~ (IN S )..A fte r • Mka: Murrfll T«lb.r» of Vcc* M yet*i F rm tt P. Ito buck. J » , «f 1
;ht o f nine and one-hall Bnmrb; J*m c» Ffliolt. It-Fun ak Jacktonville; John Clarke, Jark
ver Scfuth Germany and ■iFriags; Jack MtChtrr; Wllli«nf Jauuia, Itolt IVdataoli o f IlartvWj
Sw-ilwrUnd, tto new
sujwr-iepjcelliy,
“Count
landed at .her hangar a'
■ k this afternoon. There
person* on l«&gt;ard fncludwumrn. The flight Wa.
♦d a aurrgaa.

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HOUSE

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l-adlm llaflpy llom r llonsr flrrwirw.
lovely M&gt;lrs. wide nUc ranYr.

citen especial attention

Ncw,
Fall Frockrt

iTK TO C LA SSIFY
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s a ia :
of
fi
National Cash rv|
Inn ea»h register, II
lag machine, ndjuata
ntirrnr, ft adju.ta
&gt; office desk, all ctn
k Cash Store. 311

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Hidlrs new fall

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bilk dresoew,

Children’sRainCoats

With Hood, fl to II year nUr*. all
nehcrl children ehould h*»e one.

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S H IR T S

Men'll genuine hroalcluth
•fllle or funry pot tern*.

nhlrt*.

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aplendid uualily.

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Klurog#

all

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BED SPREAD S
Ml ft 90 t rink led Itcd Mpread-Friday and Falurday only

Oc* Is (he vivid gaiety
of the wurld'a most
iomantic c ity !

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SI ft 90 Seamloav Sheela. for
and Saturday only

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1 fool Window Shade*, a regular
1 11.00 value. Friday «nd Salurda.v

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. CHURCHWELL’S 1

Vi iii n M r . J. C P r n n i y o|Mneil tl»e m u ll
rtu.c in Krininerer, W yom ing in 190J, He had
■ vision of 1-ocal Service fur that com m unity.
1 hat first small store filled a definite need.
!t proved its worth to the people o f Kcmmerer,
tlrtti Service— in Ideals, inM erclundiK Values,
h; T h rifty prices.
A n d every J. C . Penney Com pany Store—
this Store— must prove its worth as a Local !
S c ty K t E n t e r p r is e
Became we operate more th in ■ thousand
Mores docs not reduce the individual store’s re-

SEA M LESS SH EETS
J ^ rlp tlo n will
ius‘ ss the
fftrtrfa if left at

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u Store Service that sells for Cash, eliminating
expensive Credit and Delivery overhead;

$ 1 «

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A ru h ite c t
Itank Hid4
••nford, Ela.

MenV heavy grade,
High llark Overall*.

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Store Service that will impire confidence in our
merchandise;

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M E N ’S 0 V E R A 1 *L*S

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—a Store Service hacked hy National Resources buythan a thousand Stores;
mg KiMKhi ft

wonderful new nlylaw.
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—ci Store Sltvicc attuned to local needs;

to $ 1X 8 95

$ 4 -9 5

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— Store Service founded on the Golden Rule

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llelicopter ('rashes
I&gt;urinjc Test Flight

Bringing a New Kind of
Store-Service to Your Door

CHURCHWELLS
FRIDAY &amp; SATURDAY
.
SPECIALS

J, G. Sharon
.ffa-Ticc in all the court*
fttlo* of A totract* e f Lai

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In ■ ,'#trww#i m it to Tito R n&lt;
j a u . u . . h &gt; 1 *»r*« wr n n a w sc'
4i4ttirl i t o l n a u ef.fmWw-t/j fa#
tto |*rvnt tawrtor aemwiLtM** a f
Mr*. Matv to J.-rtan *f to k w * .
Fk*ri4«, w p t ' i m i r i m w n mt
tin# wh# f# t b ttli stalling tot
Aa intimate rilSsiM ***“ . t t o j
'*&gt;• kw*I »*-uwiatk*v« U tog»
*• • •&gt;. Mr,. J . l i . Sh+r*m, It ? » k.
|"W 'I ca h iflil tfi
#f f*t i n i*
to ptmpmrv w r*g took* Ito
t “lK S t r tit for ito p a 't M ilip .
•
ffrttal
la
“Partita
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U r« '
ft j Ik* M il* im m ytiM i to toi to ll
r*tnm#«| tot## yrstetMijr,
I * , fhhaltorg'a twwwrt n n U it o • III .'torn* r n p t o * '» mt to ■■*»
I t o t o IVaA rrtvirnvil tW i -n &lt;Tn
»Un to tto » w »n . atom r.*ma*| ctaU-wM, »*&gt;•• k u t aw, «ptv*tnf-vl
m* frww rah# H**th ami Miami
r r»«* ’ rrptwwNLaitoM, * f i «&lt;(«4
• to t* to spent a f*w «l»y* wit. la tto MKato ttoatr# today.
!« ito a# at *»#**. Mr*. Afgto i * 4 .
to iin r j r r f t o t i tto n a j o n * ( I
tto t f f t r t i #f tto irn n l
•tun*.
a JT'-ung A ra k e tnipw. «*»&lt;.« # L |
„ The Ml**.~f (HraUitio an -i^ 'lr t* * i * iw rorry taom Into all m m
« f cilflv u h a t, w tor* i*&gt;*t»*V an I
’t u i’a L#i1l# of lloir.fi c ity art
ted to arrtw, to r* twaaoreow fllMgiM ami (hangar oa«ot#fi (torn
at all lima*.
af1&gt;rn«aa to attoed the party
“ I'orv, a , U r » ’ w*a written •*- J
by Mr*. L. r If.plo and Mra tVa|lacw W right for M u. Mildrod IluL tortaflr tor Srhvjltofg ami tran -1
•mad by Ltok Motrin*#**, Aa • * .[
ty. a brid e.rtot.
■*1toil ia»t wat atlmrtad ta portray j
Mr. an,| Mr* T I . Woodruff. tto rhar*rt*r* t f tto a iw n y h r J
Mr a ml Mr*. J , t&gt; WomlrufT. Jtok t o W
by Clara Hut, I W H
Woodruff m l Frank W m lra ff 111 Ko.ih. # to pta&gt;*d tto Juvowil#}
will arri,o tmlap from llendorwot load la .“T to Itoutnontatf aivi won j
riltf in.1 WaraoaeUke. V. C , wtor* ■ tong turn f « l i art from ifeltaM
'top ba*# toon ofwntUas a m r t o t , I on Tr togadi aa# a f ito n o n .
tiwm.
1*l»atr.| a t a r i »f- th# U l f r a n d 1
t illian toigfctna. to n r*.
,1- A l*Wge of fW;*t«n. M *»*. *c
•ompaniwd by Mr*. Page and *» t, a*o#*tor»,| a* “ Mo NttJngttUl*
gw feet alt.tod * Th# Spaatefc kh
arrived hgte ywaterdav by motor Ruggtn -vf Hr.I Gap." Ottn M at-5 ien ter of th# a *t*| ir» rw»ht t o t .
•ar-iuto to la k e M»ry. where l toe l*wm, iron &lt;lo Hitar. Al|r» M,»U. *»pkai» what had ( i * w 4 tto erwaK
will make itoir home. Mr. I'ug* Jam ** UioJun Kuo* II ami llatol and #a* toarlkewken over tto
wwa tndocej to mm* t# Se mi not &gt; Kronor.
* t n k * f h*» brant chm t
t 1'UStv by Frank Pratt*, wto ft*,
T to plrlaro wo* filmed (tutor ito
been .pending ito utinmee tn Ito. *hrod loir «f liiw ilrr, wto n a b I STARKE StamUnl O0 Cew*.
I1**. The p*g«« rypiielr.1 a delight, "T to I h i M r r m i* "T to T r ift o * .' tony eretting a fitting »i*tw# #•
ful trip with only owe m l.to r. “T to Rroath •&lt; S« oi»**oi ami man*; ' tam er of Mmilto# a#d Wntnwft
While pa*.log through South Car- ottor papatar rmdortWfto.
Street*;
epna that* trailer m rftiinw l .1
nerre*it*tiiig a delay until It rouli
ORLANpik |;»ppim muaicipall CLERMONT
to fe« *.r&gt; t
I * * f t o i wiR “prn her# (V h k rr i
I ring m |w*r*U
Itoir N nrltN to titling |kuit
stricken by ito slf t o
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ipontihilitv; T im StoRF, im i thit Korc alone
niuit pruvi itwrll x% a definite u « t to thi&gt;
community and mutt fill 4 tangible dtopfnng
need to iu people.
Itecauie o f our National R d o u rc n and Eco*
nonucal Buying and D utributiun facilities
our N ew Store will be well equipped to topply you with D ry Goods, W earing Apparel,
Shoe* and Tunothing* o f highest quality at
lowest possible prices.
O ur N ew Sturc will have a Cordial Courtesy
Service. Tl%*»nc idea will be to **Pdck Yo*r
Dof/an Full o f Value and Sdthfsclhn.**

PENNEY COMPANY, Tnc.

212 — EAST FIRST STREET — 214
LO M T M 'm ii |U «i

�T H E S A N FO R D

RESTORATION O F TWO CANDIDATES
AGED MISSION TO WILL SPLIT VOTE
BE FINISHED SOON OF PROGRESSIVES

H EH A E'

S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A

T H T T R 3D A Y . R E F T E M B E R

2 0 , 192S

Free Boat Service Is
Sought Across River,

Reaches I-os Angeles First Hut Is Disqualified

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&gt; **"• *111 m it
'ie m o r Mi,I, |f A rk*r.i4|
j rooperate. Horton-*
|»H rr emifi-rrnc***
' ! leader* who
.fe rry charge. by y r f ^

San Jose Church Was (&gt;* ' 4 »1 Tlt’- V Smith,
Founded By Padres * Hoover Will Divide
Over 2(10 YearsAgo
* ive ivfflHon Votes
. — (IN K )-W o rk on m itr in g Hi'
lower ninl w all, of thu ttiTtil San
Jo *« Mi».xio.i that fell M w ril
W lnt will th** Senate
w r.k - ago
o:»n Will lit finLhrd.
mostly aupjmrter* o f the l.a*
T)n&gt; Han Jure ml?»liin tl one !
of Ih c.fiv r fntmil near Han AnUm- Folh!Ve primipie*, do in the prra&gt;
In and . wa- f r r t n l tmi k in li e lent rautpaipn?
There (|ur&gt;tiot:n fuiltlfh *omeday* wh n thr Klanijrdr ;ettli I
I what of an cnipfua for tS«*hlripin thla country,
Kan Jour- mi-don wa* found 1 I sun. Thrir ani-wer triay have an
by ih«* padre* In 17JO near, tV ' important Ixarinp on the h'onm bank* nf die S-in Antonio rivrt . Iier trlerttnn.
luiFollctU d rw v « from all
It wa? n u n '. Tor S t. J ' « |&gt;h and
ja rtie * and ail *h»dt» o f pol.tle.li
the Hpnni h grtvernur of l r n
Mmpiir
ill? Ai;.iayn, u't opinion. Arid' ( r•*rti tl.e in n t in
painrd by d* 1 t :.*«• frr.nl Itrpuhw j* dci.itnU J Mm
I T:tI . at
' cording i ■ nrt t 't W it i f lb: drill, irnn-Nr.d I*cm**rat rankr, he re­
in cd ihr fodor* metit of th - Hocra'.lon rertmonlM found in th
allrt- and Farmer-1 al-&gt;r p a n &gt; *,
archil c« of Hau Fernando (lath and thr Amerkan klial-ration •or
w ra t.
J.lmr. In r**me o f the wertern
A fter 200 y ier.irm aecthin* he tan ahead tif
ti hn W. Ilovl-, It-m orratk limn
Alfm-t 2011 yell. »fti f i #* n d l
ration, Maich !•, I'Jfb. t)u- tower o f nee, but be carried t^e electoral
oil* p,. vote only hy hi* own "late,
the chapel gav away (tiki 14 with
Air onuin. lie «h*.wi i atrenfth.
it tin1 curioudy conatroi tr I »talr
... in r.iiietn im lu'tnal tin e*.
1
Wmv which I d ‘ «i the ladfiy. »h *
lndu-tria| S lrm sth
a large part of the - 011th wall nt
Th*' Wn*hin*ton f'oti*eii*.(» ii
the old atiueturc.
(ContinuM
tha IjiF tlle ttc ** vote will l*e ip llt '
v*o;i
In tlie w'oik of M'ltointlon * art Up, with an almoat **|ual *nate go­ It'.uhit oil. on a tinr play,
Jni kron guthrrrd In
i»i*r;ng taken that when rotnpb-ttfil ing t» Hoover and to Smith, and j to |eriy*.
ijih the Kocialiata returning to high'* |e,j» fly. Nothing r i 'im .
the eirui'luii wdl b&gt; at, exact rip
Norm-iu
Cohen out on » fly to I tout hit
liia of the Inly fdace kip I to th&lt; If min raiididr e,
llellton "'It. Shrtl! I t'» li.t '.mthe filth* : • where thr Ind'an dhomaa. Thu*, no patty I*
and Spuni-h e jrHjuerur- tan* pccttil In' ga.u no ini vantage b . h-y. IJo toinley mod* it wnndcrftil
nu-i- the pntgrer•l»e t t|pjt l» glove ratih df Welth'r *tr.v». The
to womhip n early m u . T ' i
lu ll war headed t -wanl* right
not Mi the ft.-Jd tin* year.
job ia 11 Iriliuui one Ic-inti
The 1 1 1 utli *- r*,uni il * f the A. field when IMtitmle)* reared it
th*
winding
alairway
hewn
In n mild pin e of Winn) w.ti
of I., hn* reaffirm iti it.- non- with hi* plovv hand.
Noth np
artii mi pnlitii-*l |adicy.
line end * into *ided m tlic wall am.
act****,
The Rcptihlkan I'rogri*** ive*
the nth.r mounted *.o n- tu form 1
F»ui1h‘ Inning
apirnl. White th 1 tin . w ty h»" ilther i.re *ampaigning a*tiv*l)
ftiach walk. tf. Ilottam liy out
i i r Horn t
hie I 'ltuln'.et
•' *m a •*tnplug liner «* R"*’* • H«f*
alwaya heen m feat ill' nt fit h
f th" j. • * 1 .1 fich!
Nil
■i**n, it m &lt; thr womlrrfui aculpf in t 'd poi' r * 't 'r m ball a f *1
outridn pbe pia'.e. H arjor walked.
tuied ilrrnralinn of tlie chapel hn* bulte I.
Si nalot Wlir l* r ( I n of Mot* WiUi'ti out on u fly* it* Mmn in
that attrart&lt;'*l the touiivi and ir 1a*t nnd whiih wave the niiaalon .lira, t.nl ol'eltv'a running mate, tfefp right, No tun*-, n*i ltd*, tin
the name nf ludnit tlie tno-t tie a 11. - winking for &lt;iov. Smith. II iiror», tw , I 't.
liful atrurturr of it* kind in th* will be one .,f he b g puh* in tl|*
I!*.-*, ringl*&lt;1 to t e f • Mann
world. Fainter* frotnEuro( &lt;■ hav* far western drive for the Dem­ furred ller-e n* .ecmal, Frirch to
Wheeler- ' I* Maranviltr. &gt;l«nn *ut rtealing,
journeyed to thi* nii»"i"ii to paint ocratic rai d date.
title celebrated n»i&gt; window in the -,iuht'**l it|Hri t*i i k li ii r Montaim tVil- m jo h r »ch. I.indttroui mpt,
a- he |hiI|i'ii a i t - "td vote in lh High t • IF it ‘ tnky. No tun*, on*
aouth Wall of the haptietlV.
primnriria in winning tin m m hit, mi crn .i , none left.
FigUgui of Saint*
..rial y 1 d ia •
The furade, rich!}* rat led it
I ilth Inning
Senator I, Foiletle’,- f*,n, tl
flu ruin*, heart*, ia, red hc it ’a
Mu ram ill* 1itnd to Jte**e, Jther*
Idle* ami arrolla intertwined Wit; |iTr*ent K m t'ir liotn \Vi.-&lt; itt-in del funnel ntt tlit*e plt*lu i| hnlli
* reported to la* more iriten-il. l hm thil ft.id deep tu WeUb, Noth
OCMiitlm*. leave* gtiVied the l i ­
n hi* own ratntalgn f*»r tt -eln
lt or. Nix life file f iirun » of lie
lug a rna*.
Ttrgtn and the ta in t*,'rm r'irnrtv— inn-tluni In lb - *l*-«tloi
f I lo o m &lt;r Smith, S rnotor l.a
rra*heil with the fulling tow 1
FoUctte Im- rpoken raiiitlrally .*f
oiiupy ornate pedal* m rnrveil t &lt;• the itepubllt»,l |*Utf*.roi Ini . h
cot* a with ron'h like 1 unnpi •»,
ha- not noli an-il a yrr-fetmt-- fur
Tlie doorway- anil [illl-i atil-e, ,,( Smith.
the -m ail chapel wuh it* three
Other "Ineurgent"
dome* are the only compli ciy pmSemi or N.irri* (Ii) *d N 'lin.-lu,
arrvnl pint el ti,e on** lai*." now helf.lng laiFullette in Wirlru itu i,
Tl'.1; *&gt;»■* M&lt;*'ri»h in cutt*itt, t* not ‘ Xpeclod to l.iki- a
*»Ulli»*»*. Tile . e •!• * I* n .
. •laml In the preriib'iltiai ebetwh
of the It* HM - jin 1 i.eiiixl.
lie ii Kti king to MTiire rlntkm
of actuitor* •and repyraen V iiie
favorable to I 'n g t r o iv r l*gi»latioii,
Tivn of the insurgent*, Senatm
ItriHikhnt of low a mioI Nye of
N.'ilii l*.ik"ia,li9Ve lx'1'11 w.ti for
if.«ni r lin-ikhiiit Tour year* ago
wit* rrud oil
nf lii- lii |i/tdu «n
(Continunl Trom 1‘nge I )
Jtalty iwHttu**’ lie Vllppui'ed l.a
and tfk*. Ia*t half fu*- hour*, la
cd«i*ennu* of opinion »rem* to I* F.il'.'tte, lie l.a- muili aevtfal
that the atorin (truck at tl:0lt o' .pei-be Hi low 1 In Hoover*’ l»
L rim k and yet one man, pir-umabt) • ‘If and |dan* an .eat. m ile |oakof found in le llig c iie dtclare.l that ng tour through the farm belt.
. It wa*
o'clock when tlie huiri S iu a lfi F'lmirr, N) f *» 1 oll^agiie,
,
ranr a n iu d Where he wa* durit a h«* dcvlatad for Hooi r, U* hu*
the preiceding two h«ur*. I don't " I T 1 or 11..will of Nelifa-kn.
Senator Hld( »ti ad, the lane farm
know,
•r-laltor nt mber in " r e Sena'.-,
F talked to n (ierman who Im
m ar the nrrmi front at Fain ha* a herd fight on 11!- baud- for
;c-olectlon in Mtim-oitn, and ii
lieai Ii. He declared that led lee
Hit of the
* !m g prettv » r '
than IH jnr lie* of water - |&gt;i &gt;** &lt;
evriywhrte over the land where- prerhient’al pleture,
ever ha could *ee.
Miiuotainoo*
Wavi-a, he *aid, n**e righ 1 up out
•f old men Ilk* that.
o f the ocean and hurlnl Ib n ia rlfn
At lo k r Wet lii ii I'm r il a huu-n
agalllft the bulkhead*, flatlellllit. 1
that hid in mi bb.ivri 1 tear over «n
out aa they eroaied tk - laulevatilj . ! ( - de, and tl - living.tuuni and
■ml rending great t-dlri* 'again-. I
itln't'g niom'fuyaituih wr\e -tal ked
, ■ thr |&gt;alatial iioiut'* &gt;'f nor nrn i
in -he center 1 f uhut hod tin*n th?
tourt*t i.
f]&lt; nr of a rath*’f nice bom".
Everyone hn» Id* own llttl
“ till- 111 W, l. irtl'f II 7" 1 -.lid,
*
duty 1o t*il of how Ip' utailed til
um 'y t*&gt; pty**lf.
\ d ilattrr, liut few of ia*'Mi r n lb
“ V«», ******* btuwJ ', -aid tiie
C\ knuw what they did dining (tie
•trai.g*'i l*e*ide me, "I wui at
IvJ elm III They ran Ii II you ah"lit
Fahokto",
- Die ftr»t part, how then h«u '
And then lie t"ld 111 in* - in y .
rattled and ehook, tin- ctanh of
II - nnd h wife I ad I ved in a twn■}"■ the window*, thr »tn II whiatje o!
I'o'in aha'ity oil u "in ill faun m ar
tlie wi’id", thr fhaai- of 11 tel
thr * u-- o( the lake ami i.unr the
1
which laiurrd in un.lir the dom
dam that btuke. Sunday attuning
. and ihtoiipji the bn.t.t;i window*
tin y had gotten up a» Uaual. Su'tbut when th? inuf u t i litiwil off,
ila&gt; uignl Jo y wall hot thrir huinr
the ?ida walla began tu give way
bluwn to t.it* alaiut them, *uw the
■ ami the ra(t*la fell, t|ie&gt; Z,v at a
water fnon
the
lake ruahing
[ Jl»'» to rviall wlmt bu|i|H-nrd then
liiiiugh the dam. &lt;’lat|M*d in
Thry can terall la-rhap?. liruig
'.uli oilier* arm* and ilingii &gt; out in the (Hiring wiod, and ijfn .
le»pt t at* ly ,0 a brokiai lie am, thry
if ly trying to dodgv flying partkle*
elf the -wlrllng, atrangling water
i
of brUk or linda-r*.
Tlwy can
afaiut them.
wife: Tamettd&gt;* r h e bimlp- thry gut unit
1 in ti he did 1 **t know what
the binulru * rau»vd ty driving
hapi'etitd except that hia wife
rain, but tmw they win rlived, or
Jiaapjtearial, They'hit —■mrthiou,
S ’ how they finally made tlielr way
or aonirtbing hu them, and that
; to aafety, and what happeiii'd to w 1 git ti.- knew.
*■' them then, they don’t kn«w.
A t in I, j i t . .I* liini up and
f , Mi.it uf them Iwk at you blankbrought him t** I'a'm Heath, lie
Hk b ', when you ii'k a 'tnv &gt;i'o *Uyn wa* taking t- r l*u» to Miami vrhere
^bjikanu tpc t ’ ortM, and ray, "1 don't lie hail a a- It.
K n o w ,* * or "I don't remember.''
e
On the bu« golrg down to
• ANAl. POINT IDO new bonirg
ferJIUwi an old map cilnda-d in und
at ing
(KU) w•It be ctv ta d
took a a*at be*hie luv. Then wa
11
fm u u ik r * un Southrm
t&gt;'nothing about him to m ale tiii J Ji:t.r t'ompany'a plmilatiuii thla
think tie wa* «»y dtff -im t fr«m j : *un.
any uther old man.
HU dothe* I
g Ware ra.:g*.l and a hit dirty ^J*. be
K E Y W EST— SHa cIh. m ii fut
N:aurr. and th n e nu* a vuieut »u,iv . 1*11»trin tloii of radio hi-grou and
J’ III hi* eye*, l*ut I had *rrn hundred" 1 radio r nit.d atatiun here.

H A R P E R ’S TRIP
OF HOME RIJNS
TRIMS (HANTS

Ambulances Whirr
As Forces Rush Aid
To Injured Victims

w»rr«1 dnyi agn.
‘ " " " r w i f Hurt on „fr„
augurate fry , i * n ir t ^
with the t iMipfr*tt ,n 0f ^
**• *#d Arkanxax hirhiti

h r illin n k e e n -w itte d an*l kind.
Thry nrr »mnn dirwciv Jt-d a:
rt.ninlatii.f. u a if1' I Kl»,
*.
cham|*npne,’' actordlnp to a hitchelor writinR in Ml*' of the I’ari
liallir*. hot he alfo »*M« that un­
fortunately "too
rv itlc*'
aod
detnlnirring m l make nun their
,l« rr» ."
•
, •
The ante writer jilaee* little
Jnpnru
women at th • other * * J.teni* dainty, emirteoUf. pet tie
an*i fuhmi**»ve.
Fr*n* h women, in aplte of tln lr
hriltiatni* and 1 harm, he find* do
not nuke p'*&gt;d wive* for English
men.
Flnplnn*!'* women ar** the l»eal
Ilf* tonipuninn*. lujral and rquabir
but apt t" l*e tiM) placid.
Harry hit tin first hall pit* he,I In- .
to pile upper left field ‘tt-nd* but]
th.- driu curv'd foul. He hit th e'
n*-»t one ii gh itdu «t** »ame rtand
at 1 hit the fifth home run o f the
game IUrj&gt;*r hit h'* thinl hom«
Itkintinue*) F r o n t* P u t 1)
ran *n‘.u tl.e tipi.', fit Id kt-Unlt, U
line drive that landed in t- th* up- •1 e&lt; of relief work at Pahokre
|.,.r to r II'. g ill John McC.raw, &gt;■’ oteil thul *1* dh- in the 11*11.
hi- rx-h*. , n irnnnal -mile a» |«1&gt; * -Pahokee d irtrk i now lota*.
he n»me 111 Wl|i&gt;&lt; n *iut, I.utdatrom id'1 nnd may refndi 1.000. Th West
to Terry
Maranvilk *lngled o ff I*
Reach Red Cm** ha* tiLiniMi. m* gl &gt;■ Hhardi-I forced r* cniaed thc»e total? u* official
Mnrani I! *, I.tn*l»tr .m to C‘ohrn 1' ' , vrr.
but b- it ,l i' latl •- r* 1 , to flr«L| , 1 itting o f commitnlcatlon with
iKiutldi filed to W rl,h Two run, ti
.etion ia threatened. Ild ief
thn . hit*, no error-, one left.
11
■r- fm r thnl n iweeping * :d.
The Itlea'her* gu'e llatia-r 11 t*lg ,|.
nlay wipe out the reninininy
han i a h&lt;- trutted in hi* povlUnn.1, r ivora If they t n unable to
Hi pan out, Maranville t" llnllom-J i, 4. t til a orra.
ley. JiKh-nrt * i - r atie* I ,iut on j titan while the w, ary-cyeil r...
* ' r|*'
l 'i r y find t*' h i.g y r*ri. |.. f
, 1Kt-rw In W* *t I’altn Ilea Ii
:he left ( t'M i't" Nothing acrora. (]
,.f t(u.m r#m* i n|(lg on the J..I
Ninth Inning
f,
hour* nt a rtretrh, nurwcd
Klgt
|down tha «* tit field 1
m l and ptannad I
line, hi 1)1
ittghd t*&gt; ce n tra ! im I the dei'n*t*teil arm . Cnrlnud*
Jliplt •topping at -* "ltd. .*•''•itl Was in! I IdJng Mippllee, along with
rein *" i d u fa m r of Hi'nry. B o U f [ ,nd iluthlnp, are (mitring inlinn)
n iifm il, IJm litinni |o ‘ I- lb 1 , ily,
* “ hi 11 win 1 "i*'t I f l c t . •llufey
II died- nf refuge*-- from ttuwaik* 1 filling th. Iw*
Hart*ci 1 1
Okeechobee dlalriit nra path
win ... ..I ."it . 1 -in k *". Thv ,
in \Veat I’alru Ifrai h nnd
hnm„ r 1 wrlxanf Iwefed loudly «n,|! kt-jini, Nnt.onal guard*matt tin
long t.. umptr, Rigler. W1l***n ,
,,nlug there und aunoumlitv
forri.l F rio b at thud, l-ind-irom j rl!jrJ
OlUb
No runt, tw** bit*, n,
I he center of the *t*irm wa*

Inofficial Figures
Indicate NumberOf
Dead Mav Be 1,000

along the Virginia 100 M thle morn,
t’. tun •ii.gleil tii cantre. tl'Fatw ♦tit. It win mm ng nortbwuid with
n l b u f t v fi.r llynryi tinfey ti)tudB fervidly &lt;iiminl*hrd fotrre. althomih
a flue th '.ritrirg cntfjb.of •&gt;‘1 * 7 'll j o mile gall', on orf»hooi of *hi
n1 - Ilnet^Tiil tiircw vniT to f.» u khttrt. ■ , 1**1 rd Vilar-ti
t 'i'j
!,« a to ilotilde (*utl, n and the lat­ end•»&gt;■1,-r New J*i.ve&gt; u h a reter IVtilt tu re nlut on the error oort* y. -tetday-and early todm
Shrnlel made a great "top nf piling op high rear.
\Ve!-h - "tuarh anil threw him out,
Thnm:i* Wright,
w-t electro­
Cohen gtdng to thinl, l i m e out cuted o’ Highland'. N. J ., * Inat
Fr,*rh to Ibittomiry No run*, "n r' night v t 0 b.- (' *. .1 up i t - i t r ,
bit, no rt tor.*, one left.
light v '
whtrh Imd liven *ld"Wn
into the |jlh nf I.'* nutomohilr,
Frank Ii . i-raoti, I•&gt;, w»- tu eg it
nl a * in 1 - m il- r and ilrowneil
m ar Atlantic f i l l Several iilh'-i
aninil b***t were awept out to »&lt;■«
and it I* f. 'd that
. , of tin It
occupant*. may I,live been l«*t
Yacht* w*te torn from th .fr moor,
( t ’onliii'iiNl Frum i'agr i)
wi rrird a’ -mt the otli- r il.ildr. o log* an*l wricked. Three S ta te r
for 11 while." Her father, 11-tin I'land la-)* were r&gt;-r&gt;rtr*l m i»lR g
Martin, i 1 in the *mne ho*pital, * I and J , Iln rt) li'ighe- died of ahock
at t'a|*c May, N*. J.
He - pent Sunday night fn » iafn
The gale continued to wrvak
* aixh for hi* wife, who wa* *w* ;t ha vor In the nirtpipiditan di«lriet
ewey liV th* flood, lie lo*t track early tmlay. lau- eg property d in.
of Tlndniti, Aaron and Fm*'-?itt«
age a*tiniat it nt bundredii of thouuntil. Im leached the hoipital. Two Jr.nd* «f dollar*. Home* werv un.
other rhiUlnn. Ilepry, l*. ami X'dile roofed, 1 emriit pier* and bulkhead
Id. were tiea tu l for injuri--.
were wa-ht-d « « *y and inhabit
Martin rut a hole through the aula *&gt;f bungalow- along L-.nt
r»-nf when water n u ? to tlie * • .f\l
atoiy of hi* hou*e. Henry ami no
I ther -on, ILiyinnnd. 1.1, fl.-it'd
mvay on. a largr Nurd. A h* ivy
f darteife-by ami atru. k Kh i miipd on the tirad, killing him in.
ilanily.
*“
"A true lierolne.” -ay- Helle
tila.b o f Thelma, There w n* ..ib*'r
briora anil brniltica ’of the -form
Many of them will nrver
t "W*i
Then* wa* Ivan Van Horn' \lh*r
ro*i reMilent* of South lf*y took
II fuge on a Urge cutiittuition
tt'i.nlinn* d Fi .rn l‘iige 1)
I argu, lie kr(rt the pump* going
hart
ark*
puff.ng at a pt|&gt;
II
Had the pump* failed, thr craft
would huie *unk t)uiikly. To man lived on Torey l-tund, in I.ak.l
tlie 1 unip* he bad to atay' In the O krn hi.l.t-r, 11"- laughed.
"VV* It, r. ti I I ...Ill'll U4-*
, open, In the fare of terrifi wind
■tol wave* that waahrd over him , til-1*I'll - I ■! * r dm k I I. .
\ :j
* n*tanlly. Hi* life waa to dangei ihltll per I h* d in tin' lid
I
for hour*, but hu Haver fait, red « ind h»d gone and tha fi .^
And be rbrnlrd the raging water* ocixtng »ut. I ttajV ij f" in) h /
I * . ' Ii
•&gt;f Lake Okcohutirr. Nut uiif of i .d 1 ■ k a .1 ••
w«-n’t my time to g
J
hi* pat-engtra waa Inti.
T h r - ' refugfe* all gava the/fanie
Yer-bm of th* approarh of the
PLOT AC \INST TltO TSh V
Iw ii— i e
Warn.tig* had ■hewn
read thr*-ugh tlie i»olat«d w r .
Ij QN’ DQK, Kept. rO -H N K I—
Kngiiih fricml- uf lr**n Ti«t*ky tiiMia of the Kicrgtade*. but the
aturm
m e a led today. Jlt-S' had. Itv riir ! t*riM*le were told that
a letter Mnuggled frum Itu**ia al­ uTuld pa** to the e **t of theru
leging that attempt* are bring A* Sunday w«ra on, they did i't
Jonatantly mad* tu a»*a"alnate him. pay the matter much heed. They
According t • thr friend*, Tratiky | thought tii* wind had |iaa»*d, bat It
tlalmtd hi* henut In agile U ton. I ha ln*tMr ami Mr*. U. V. Itudd. young
ttMua'Iy
aurruunded
hy *h*t,i
•luxiter* and that food and medk- fa "01 ing folk of he Pahokre r*
rfne- are withheld from him. gioti, autvivail an -maxing adven­
although be l* au'feting frum ture. They talked nf it aunply
tub* rculnti*. He I**urd an appeal They an.) thrir two balnea rame
oat Mifcly - they douT yet know
In behalf uf hia atatvipg family.
haw.
Their rot ag e 1 r»«Urd dealt un
W EST PALM BKACI! Wm I
Palm ll.aih Water, Company ex. them a t tha fir*t muritarou* puff
Ilia hurt i* anr. The cuupla 1 rew(ending t-vuiKKJ fur new main* la
tw IntlaUed in Palm Dearhra.

(JO S H -E V E R Y T IM E
I S E E TH O SE TW O
F E L L O W S I HATE .
TH EM M O R E — — s
A N D l DON T [
EV EN K N O W
^ T H E M **-------

Finding fifty rent* i* ejtpenalvi
rim-**: aim ting
1 Mndanf.
'Hj|Uii:m of. 1 aeli, t alvailu*, who
iv »«&gt; • -be win I eirafier r* fuir
entile Hide:-* it le accompahicd
a gnu m o u n t tai-Mmnp.
Madame Ifeh^aite w* t ik-rp ■
little hotJil.vy in n nearby town
and found a t-n .fia n r note In th.
s'tree L’. She delivered it to th - rity
hall, a» I* the ruJti.nl of honest
I to| le, to I ••1 ialm *1 by th* unfort,
•utintr l"*er.
After a rertnin tint*
I11 .1 rl*ip?i *h mi l li i ot.e rame to
claim the money .Madame wa* tiullfi* il to »•one and get it, wliich
*hi did and iuirtiediatcly put l i t "
good u v. Very -hortly afteward
l i e f* i-elvtd a IlkCC" official d'U'Utoent, inf*.ruling her that »he mu*t
pay a film "i triore than one-half
the um »he t revive I hn auie »h"
»lvn.il it r, ci|d with-**ut affixln r
a government stamp t" It. She.
inu»i ihrrefon j rrnent n brief t&lt;*
ix i lain her dt-rtl und hire ^ lawyer
for the purpo-i-, All thf* for fifty
rent*.
1
Speaking of t .x*
I lH,(tn7,tlO«
franr- w«fw turned into the tiov*
crninrut tniarury Ui»l yrar by the
(kbS-l, 7!ifl owner* and operator* of
hiryrle* Jn ‘Frante. t'nlike Anii-ritnnKtench
ta*-t .ry-worVer*.
farm lu te.nr- mid other *mnll
w.irkey* have rentaimd faithful
to
the
ohl-faehiinod
bicycle
which mu.-t b.&lt; e*|tilp|ieil with
hand l.nKe**. lantern* end niin b-r
l lntei*, AuFum ,hilr* nnd ga-.diiu
ara alill i*«* high for many pe-ifd,
it, own thrm, * In Sunday nfti •
n*M&gt;n* one »e*** n* many, if tv »
mere bicycle* *&gt;a ihe country r- nl&lt;
and in the wood* on the out'k i r - of tm* cltyrn- rat*.

ONE O F
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12 YEAROLIXilRL
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CALLED HKROIC

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WHY
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T H A T S T U f F - MOSf
T H O S E BtGCTARS H*
M O R E TH A N MEt
B U T IF YOU INSIS1,

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SOMETHIN^
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REFUGEES GIVE
VIVID DETAILS
o f h u r r ic a n e :

I

G A V E H IM
S O M E T H IN G
HE
NEEDED

•'at veil, aurnked tha bat *oup ami
b*ef -tew grata'ully, Thai,. w#&gt;
pleo y of frt.h mdk for the babie*.
Over in the .Miner „f ihe |,nr.
rack* a young woman »at, a Uttle
apart, and atfrrd fixedly—at nothing. There waa nut tha fe in t'd
loet bath uf be, nill..gydiit•
1 x pre Mint 1 on tun face ‘ She lo*i
both of hrr childran," whiipeied
a neighUr
• ‘ 1 ■** ' r-i'a --Wurh romiurn.
rad , on «wn*tnicUpo- of new Ta.
malmi Trad bridge arrula Dwlo.&gt;(ahatrhea River.

�R A N F O H I), F L O R ID A

12—Wanted

(Legal .Noiio-)

r»«lly HetaM
rt’A N TEP—SO whits I* iihorn puL
l*U or young hen*. Addrray I*. O.
Bos 1878. Sanford.

NT A D K A T E S
fM:' C**h In Advance
rr&lt;

NT— FurnUhcd apartf'KIr rvnma. hath and
TO RUY— Magnolia
V* W U lttr,D m
me.| but not dettroyed.
•at market prtce. Hov I S — llnutf&lt;i fop K ent

J»"X Ula M
yeUw*vr

will he r w lf w l
and rollrrtnr amt

j^af i a n w went.
£•

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T I I I 'R

10c a line

.. *c a line

s im y

HiTurc! Stakes Are
Reported This Year
In Deauville Casino
~t

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H EA T IT ! B y

M a u r ic e K e t t c n

i in s \*

7c a line

nf rate* on rwqueat.
.reduced rate* arc for
rrtirr insertion*.
, wonU of a vent**- length
joined a Rf**,4 aider 1 Imsa nreepted.
,4irrtiw*if li rcatrirtisl
L L danification.
Ln trnr if made Tie* San.
fgdtt will be reaponalbi*
ILtrr inrnrrrff Inwrtlun.
C r f •r for «ub*r&lt;|uent
C
1 he office should
Mol Immediately in Caac
B11 \IH F.ItTISKItS
[ Herald
representative
kMy familiar with rate*,
find claarificatlnn will
|ou complete information,
f you wi*h, they will a*
M tn wording your want
make II more effective.

W ANTLft—-Small poit dn
I act U. S. Standard acn
for holla ami nuta. I'honp

14— l{oain&lt;i without Hoard

FOR RENT 1*00 W, |M Street
rf room
•e. Urge room*
screened porch, garage, irrigated
lot (or garden.
T C.

NOTICK TO
RESTAURANTS
LUNCH
o it
s w i m ti n
STANDS (lit c m M K its IIO
FOR RENT Hog#*. W*-%
T K I X TKNF.MKNT HOUSES,
St. Apply H. F. Kent, I’hane 17.
A P A R T M E N T , ROOMING
A M I HOARDING II l ICSES.
available
All pcr»/in» furnuhmg mraU
a.
See
lunrhes, alecping aeeommralatioi •
or renting Iim rtm rnu nr nu,m*
Mini furnlahed
permanent or transient gur«t* ..r
houa* and dmihln r &gt; r i( r d in e |n
tenant* fur pay are requir-i-d |,y
law to file a deacHptlon and ad- lu*me», diatrict Inquire 31* Oak
dre»« of their huainn* and aecure Arc nr i ’hca* .my \V
a State fnapev-tinn I.H-cn*c from
17— IIu.Hin«*&gt;-s

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I'R RENT Fire acre a celery
lard on Cameron Ave All tiled.
» *IIV ,C . W. Goodrich, Orlando 26—-M t«ecl1anrou
Ifca k fa il r&gt;.im *&lt;»it# In
pcrfeft cofidilian for «a!r cheap
fur . aal (
tm **«u al 1438

lounrrm rntu
WANTED TO BUY- Id a
IITFH.
Slifna of all
proved tract, din m fied
In Sanford I’alnt A
" If. thrkelia, grinr M&lt;i*t
IN
I
tn
2V
Rnnm*
aiki
«r Co I‘hone 30.1.
rain Stale term*. I, M
30 to XI Rimma
7,Mi
40 to 4i&lt; |toon I*
It) ill IVnder Neb,
I T YOUR 0 1 .D W ALLS 80 to fill Room**
|j.,yn
f th i : NEW
WALL
lit) to "4 Rw.in* .
18.00
M p r r iiiN a
nkw
jii i * i
I t e k f o r f u r t h e r 78 to lh» Room*
ys.Qn
ITI0N; CALL I'llON E loo to Ms Room*
. Ihija)
REE V. C. CULLER 1MI (o 24'J Room a
28rt to £»li Room*
J J .m
\ ELA
.'itai itoooi* nr more
Mi.oo
All imtlora, *lltlnir mom*, kitch
TUNING— Ily expert,
f year* experience. ADo en*. kitchcncttra dining rimm*.
IlAP.l repairing. Han* dining atcovea *tore nmnia, yam
I' and (lift Shoppe, Me­ pic room a and office* mu*l ctrunJ T WISH VOUO
moir. phone 832,
GTOP ft tAtOUTC !

ds Checked^

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. UH0CK »*N Tf.VT 1 &gt;

And Pound
)n old Hanfnrd-Oranihi
liliaae containing a few
d paper* of no value tn
rept myaclf. Reward t«
i'a Smoke llouae.

IKlIMiK
iara and (iraham truck*,
tub. Street. Phone 3.
I’S. M Mi Mi i\
4 Auloiiwdiilc Cu.
|U Are.
Phone 137

it run dally under thl*
a ill keep ynut-name liekite. Economical, read by
you’|| fmd thl* a aplrnI advaitiar. Call 118 fur

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FOR RENT Two
new modern home,
Phnite 3wl J or call 1

« in 102(1 F«rd. To i IE— A p n rtm en t F n r R r n l
in lie *een at Walker* For Rent: Nicely furnlahrd apart
’n.| and Sanfonl Ave.
mrnta with all modem conten
Irncea. Phone 207.
fq* S e rv ic e
Fumlahed* garage apartment at
- Young lady tn *rll
Langley Apartment*; alao five
jt&gt;g prculuct In Sanfonl. room unfumlahed huuae corner
777 care Herald, giving Chapman and llniun Ave. Call SSI.
4 phone number.
lillOVFLS,
Vineyard*,
Home*, Eatate*. F. E
7 \V. F u a t St. Hoy

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BLOCKS— Irrigation
i gviwral i cm* nt work.
inmate Co. J . E, Trr*
1'ip. ird and D m .
I Service »f all kind*.
A-tt or n o ; . C. K

JO E JIN K S
f PRINT SHOP
Idie un nnv thing in
A phone rail will get
Jh ne 417-W. 0 Had-

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