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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 11, 1924 · page 3

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When John T. Hughes (inset), typical Kentucky colonel.
died, he left his mansion (above) near Lexington, Ky” end the
bulk of his $500,000 estate to three faithful negro servitors.
made a few other bequests, but cut some close relatives out of l:

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adaptarion of :his very much
seed novel and contains every-
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v!::Tr'1A‘f~‘riz:i:ion in. .‘hu rnle r-f Rm:-
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ilm"l.’1~"l‘. for :1 var-fir co. ISF'i
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errors 0:: LO“ ‘ plains opposite her

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DEMOCRATS IN
WILTON HOLD
THEIR mucus

‘W. K. J. Hubbell an
Chester Geoppler for
Selectmen —— Others
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5 ‘and “Bill” Made in
New York

{ mconv, News, Sept. 11.———The
{Bryan brothers are likuly to default
ion their guaranty to the Democratic
lDarts'. The terms of the agreement
Econcludell at. the national conven-
llioan New York were that it Gov.
[Charles W. Bryan were named tor
lVice-President he would deliver
lNebraska. to John Vi, Davis. and
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gradical tide in the Northwest to
; Democracy.
1 Close. analysis of the .‘vebrnsxa

'ancl Nonhwesiern situation leads to '

,the conclusion that. neither repre-
isentation was correct. Bryan appar-
‘ently cannot make goo‘l‘on the de-
ilivery of his own State's eight elec-

jzoral votes for Davis. and nowhere-

iin the Northwest gram belt. is Yhera
Eevidence that. the. Bryan brothers
lore good stemmers o: tides.

! It is the opinion of the political
.leaders of all parties. including
:prominenc Democrats. that Dams
iwoulxi have. been as strong in Neb-
q'raska. with some other “'estern
iradicnl on the ticket in second place
.and that: generally in other Sinzes
3he would have been s‘rongcr.

, There is no nilstnkimz I: v strength
:6! the radical movement in Nebras-

 

‘lrn. It is bit. BOLh the Dvmo-traric
.and Repubiican leaders. admit in
sconfldence that a: The preson: {1312‘

9L3. Fnllerte is leading

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.just now at his peak of power. The:
éhope and believe ho Will lose inst-e:
10f gain for the next two months
Ifhnr. the contest nil en! in a c: .
lfhz'ee cornered fight.
The La. Folette mover:
,‘qomet'nim: of a. revival
‘Popuiist flurry why-h
we Nebraska. plums in 1‘19:
1‘13?» and produced “Wham
EBrynn. l: is hardly comvoilrabl»z

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the UL: situation. Ila-‘3: of '.
whole radical movement is 71. now
\\ A's:
but:
than;
i" 1111:.

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'iul issue 0: sectionalism—L‘t-e
iagainst the Basra—sci!
(mined by the La. Folio-fie
,The thin! party is hiking
wzn the: charge Yth’. l'crh
Pal-ti»: nrc confrnllwi by and
thr- East and. «in. not un-lr‘rstnnxi
Irespond to the needs of $11»
Norris ls Donflnmt. Pmmnmr.
Senator George \V. Norris 1:.
emulating personniiry in the a»;
son. and he. even more than
nrwmmews for Bresi'lanr. may vl-' :—
mine {he omcome of ..
Norris is probably the strange: ' 1:.
:n the State.

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. He x’li-nl last 12:21:: 4: his home.
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it: ' is favorite c air. The cause of his
death is uno..
though: he was Vhe victim of heart
disease. or a. sudden shock.
f‘ n Hid-‘5: man the anmford Ti‘e-
pamm-‘nt 1:1 lino- ct" service and was
torn and brought up in Smmiard.

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many friends all over the dry 2)
mourn his dent. . ll", hml been in
..ictive tin-’1: on lit!) 5:. on! poi' :3

force to»: 12cm: thirty years and was
like oldest man-:1 in pom: or duty. He
".vas nppmnfed sergeant in 1905. ai~
ter one of the fin"fi[ records that :1
police cfficrr would. earn. He was
ilwnys :1: 11:: tins}; ready for what-
mght up and as regular
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, In the quest of petroleum end natural-gut some mhbly}
deep holes have been drilled. The God‘ gas well (left), nest!
Clubburg, W'. Va., 7,886 feet deep, was the greatest in depth st:
the time of drilling, but it is now second. The greatest oil well is
the Cerro Axul No. 4 (right), in the Tampico field. M’exico. “Then.
brought in, in 1916, it flowed 260,000 barrels of oil 3 dny; then
flour! for years at the rate of 40.000 barrel: 1 day. I

 

 

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NEW YORK. Sept. ll.——Sa.iiontf
Thurs cones-ruins the Firm-“Tins? 0F YOUTIB 1N
:ht‘n‘crweight Dottie: f
g PlncevBoyle‘s Thirty Acres. Jerq
5 sev City. S. J. ' 3

. l'jctzmnteil receipts——$7il“.fi~30 z.) corridors on side turning on The iife“
'$5““.‘100. 5imprisonrnent Sentences imposed in
‘ Purse—~Thirty—seven and one halfVTThlcago on the youthful kidnnping
D“? m r. of puregpm guaranteed rojmtnildrv'rs. Leopoid and Luv-3W. Jniig-E
Firpc; twent3-gn-_,u=n 311.1 onq 1311:; tor Jenn \V. l‘ r1135. m The Uri. “1.11 S);—
‘Vills. , ‘pe—rior «: r: yesterday afternoun
Referee—Danny Suliivan. .made puss“ * comment on the ”u:
Preliminaries— Charley MrKennn'mrt‘milie iii-51‘7“ 0'5 mml-‘rn ”f."
vs. Migunl Fez-mfg. gm“. rounds: .10.. wherein so many boys and young
. lvnni vs. f‘nri Johnson. {on finch are guil’y o: crimes 1,3? Violenc
rounds; Bill aTte \5. John (Inseam: Judge Banks “nix 333.5515}:
WI. six rounds: Joe Szoessel vs. Jim: reformatory sentences upn‘zn Ital .

11.110119}: six round;
After mam FEVO‘fli-Chflr'.“}'

6ft

Republican Caravan

ALBAXY.
Vomiting-Dawes caravan. which rest-
erl in ibis cifi: last night, on its way
West. from Fly-mourn Vermont. home
of President, Coolidge. was expected
to take the road her» the morning
LWin-i for Schenectadr.
"thin and “'Pst-rn Xew York. l'nix— ’
ad States Snnator James “1

worth In, and other: who spoke at
m neoifllmn rally here last night
lefter the rnr‘nvnn's arrival. were to E
' 3 company the party.

Hemv

.wzis army. sixfy years at age and is

survived wife.

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fray {miassv-l. Mr. Eleni-y. who is a. patrolman at the

-) {Luv 11.1.1-1- .rresen‘. time. John. and a. son in

._ Ten-is. One daughter Carrie. also

GOV. til-1V. “‘00P. ,siirviiwas him. For the past few

M'ANI‘iiA. Sc'rr. li—Go‘ernorzvears; he had made his home :

Leonard V‘Vnml has announced $11.15 7 NO. 1H. Atlantic Street. He was a

he would prm'eo‘i yrr) \Vlshk‘uflon member of the 1-2le and Knigh-‘s

. uurlv nvx.’ . or if rfzn Svnnte yon-.- 70: Columbus of this cirv and was

:rnltee called upon 11:7“. r0 testify re- a very active in the work of bOej;
.l gnrriing Philippine affairs. Hodges.

 

 

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‘ Time—First preliminary at $91.37
in Nebraska-{9' in. Eastern daylight Kim“:
. bout at 1') p. m. .
Estimated attendance—60.2360

 

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. 73.n’r'r.‘ _l BRIDGEPQF-LT Sept ll.—-Wiih
L'apncny at bowl——9G.OGO. ' the chief topic of conversation in the:

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

ol- .

ears both oi Bridgeport
\K’iliinni Don-min.
‘ , \V‘c‘sr. Eaten. who are alleged to
Ihan‘c specialized on surprising with
irevulvv-rs. and holding-up street car
T u Alb lmotormen. when he said:

0 ave " anyl "I: is an unfortunate situation in
N' Y" Sept. 1i-“Th‘3 { mod-2m inn: a. majority of
(crimes of Viol-rice are committed by

yozinz man bezwm-n :‘ne new; 0: 1-3
land 21 years. It. is difficult to un-
derstand. Why this is so. I: is {or-
tunaze. however. that. {her-f
:3‘ormatory in {his stake. with whose
work I am well acquainted. it. is
just the place
i yourselves, staring upon What might
ibe & life 0: crime.
“I am going to

Nsish~
\3. Mike Burke, eight rounds. .

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denies, 2') yrars old. flichzirxi Siksay,‘

21 years 0141..

:5 :3. r"-;
{or young men like

finch of
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with several numbers.

ADDED 51‘! MC [10‘

Evening Performances Only.
Miss Lillian Butler. pianist and Miss Freda. Blair. soprano: through
the courtesy of Charles H. Harris of Ledgevvood Farm. will entertah .

ROW PLAYING

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“FLIRTINGWITH

LOVE”

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SATIZ'RDAY
mama 'l'thnadge in

His Latest Production

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now.“ an) TI'ESDAY-
“com," written by Zelda Sears of'Norwnlk .

SUNDAY EVEHIHG
Constance Rum
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“A Bill of Divoreemont"
Dana's Great

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FREDA BLAIR—Soprano
LILLIAN BUTLER—Pianist =
Both of these young ladies are totally blind and are

appearing through the courtesy of MR. CHARLES
HARRIS of Ledgewood Farm.

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Rlalto Theatre

§ r ENGAGMT EXTRAORDINARY ! "5,-
TODAY -- TOMORROW -. FRIDA‘,’

Evening Performances Only ‘f‘

 

 

 

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Mixed term . Your stay there w:
pend upon your con". i l:--pc :chi
'wili Take full adV’anTulg‘: of x ,

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.priviiegcs there; learn

 

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'when you come ouL—mnkc good.
The three boys confess-«l :43 hold.-

ing up and robbing»; momrninn or:

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oral of {him are Wan’mi on
The aithorinos
“'estch‘ Sta“:

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‘sirnilnr charges by
New Haven an-i

New York sta'o‘.

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Chronicle of Country Tmrn
inferesting

i There: was an

. meeting in thilmian a. Week or two ..

unto. The case of the town treasurer.
1V¢iliiam F. Hdwlej‘. was comi
.‘l'here had. been coniusion in -
.counts of town 1205': and although
'hc had ghen his pv‘rsonal chi-ck .
sa‘W‘ernl thousand dollars to make" *‘ .

 

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who were dissnzisfied and wane-u. to 1
be shown. Then came one 0-; those ._
'exhibition of friendly commence; ‘1‘; I .31 bean

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land neighborly support
rare anyvherc and to be:
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A suicide. It

lewd to lit; :1 confession of
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For A Limited Time Only We Will Give

WITH EACH ,VULCAN PURCHASED

A Handsome 22 Piece Set G
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Phone 3600 and have our representative call '

and Lighten Your W'ork.‘

Finest of Chefs
CannotBeat Home Cooking 4
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