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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 19, 1924 · page 7

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”Sumter Wheeler had no private
oourceo of infatuation when be
me lurch-.m- extinct Daugherty
and inflicted the inundation that
draw; him from oflice. He merely
tiered tell the world the truth: tint
jhoth Ropuhlicen end Democratic
senators knew a well no he did..

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only one way in which 3 member of
thou administration elevued to the
Presidency could 'relleve himself
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"Garments. hostile to calf
”moment. declare tint thi- doc-
trine i- Morons nod revolutions”,
and that the nucmnm or govern-1
ment mum to of such character or
no ru- removed tron: the people as
to yield, it at all to the popular will;
very elowly and after long delay:
This dinerence in principle form
the basis or the lune. or this cam--
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and humanitarian legislation."
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-1 1. 1 If: E mm‘mmm :rt. That m by cleaning pouse 3.". “On the economic aide the diner-
.. m1_ nti Record of 2 0m Mia con to the power came into his ences between the W and . , ' file.
1.... “I r ' hands- 1 1 a m “mm on; 3:
. P Ovose to keep in m f “lair opponents or- nail clear » ' ‘
“mm,“ mm e ore- 11w” u; ,, , N Y HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. .19.— . *
m‘ d of the discussion th at done. It was not. on out. We hold no Inclement“ th ' - ‘
,1_,1.11_.11 11.11-: this campaign the rec-o Toushout the contrary every member or the proposition tn 3‘. on e Tnmty College will begin the 162ml. ’ ’ ‘
whom I old parties in recent 1:211?” the “V" Cabinet was kept in omce and ex; whether it is Z: 15:“; dworl‘g rear of in existence. mad“. when FEST ANNIVERSARY m E
' " "1?" 1111‘- X‘nllcios innuguratéd bv thirzngntltz item"? Fall. then known to be in brain. whether it is on the ram 0: 3;” mmlmlege Winn! 3011;211:151 Mower-sled '
.rr-hf‘s- 1 . ' ’ ~ e em I . 1. ' " r
m I “lurch the railway, and 0m" cm- at the an??? of Sinclair. was received in the city. is entitled to receive as ingw rules g9 into effect this year. in- m kph 13 w W. 27
. ”1‘ "[1 pomvlons have made larger profits "But t to HOUSe. nearly as 90.31,”. the'tnll value of. iclucung one which requim on fresh-
P314101- . ‘13:“? O\’Cl"before in the". page“ um“ more ”03:: 11.; another rec-on. ya,- the service which is performed. We” _ lumen to live together in historic old HIIWING
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,.;... w 1.- i u s or}. during the some length of not ldmlnl u ' why the. am 0: -“ also hold that the prime *motive or {Northern Towers. liembers o! the
,, r11. \ me “hllo labor and the small huel- a Non mutt M regarded every form or industry should be itaculty believe that this plan will _“ - (m Ev ER [man
\ "1“" H! to ! noes men have eked out a here (up. n: 81 Whole. free from all question Iervlce, With just computation (or lconsiderably lessen the number 0: 350/ on Y
b 1..., “3‘1"— E ‘1‘": "Co and the farmers have been thopgmgltls‘ty. TE‘ "8-8011 is that all those who contribute to its pro- lcaaualities which 060!“ in this m .' . ‘
-- 13-. m- r 1' von into bankruptcy b '1 . 9-va trnente and no- motion. financing, Ingmar“. and 321.5 a. result of the mid-year cumin- ‘ .
«lrmls or thousands and {1121:0311}: “Orig of that administration. during Operation. . Endom'nomer new plan. mm!“ 1 ’m YOU! 3‘“ we now m m
l‘tbww— I vnlxw of farm lav-163 and ‘farm 1:": :8 last year. as during its first three. Constitutional Wm ed by Prof. Edward F. Humphrey: ‘ mm "11'” on
1-1111. and i (hurts. has exceeded tot-iv hilllorm of wire dictated not by the individuals W'Ih «reterencc to the proposed {head of the historic depmtment, is E
, *‘""'““:.‘ dollars. ' ‘ H0: ”‘2‘Pened to occupy the White constitutional amendment which 11112.: Which “m“ new men “1° "‘ r
vim (1 1 Declaring that "parties and "and“ no! :2. at by the forces that con- would empower congress to maké a 3ccive three failures at midfi'eara, In . ‘ .
,, -~-1 'mzrl dates should be Jimmy! on lholr "- llran em end dominate the Repub- meuure-eflecfive over 2. Judicial? gx-cmaln in college on probctlon until. ‘ yd wall Pa 8m
1‘90 I cords and not on Pro-election prom warty: m"l'l'lv‘ee‘ll’ 3”aid the Democratic veto by. rc- ctlng ‘2' Senator 13— E7 . 315353931 Hfiheno men m 2h” (33333314
3 ”Wm“:— 1909." «he “'ist‘o ’ ‘ ' 1'88 cuts were merely F0 ’ f ; _ ‘ - awry were immediate drop 4 irom: ‘ V ‘
.. 111nrz...113y1 “hum. nsln senator «mm the servants or the “.318” Ilene ’declared the only questxou .f WC. ”wt; 1* l3: LY Pea. i . . ,.. - 7..
V 1 . (30m ' at issue was whether the people - - -‘m 5: M “c to “' ' m t ‘
\n, “The host that the Republic ~ “I We! n lwcre entitled to have such a. pro-9 'm'mm - Authorities ”‘99“- mm“ 199 ‘°:‘ I
‘ mrlr. rm- example can om 1 an a pm“: °t ”“5 1 “"9 "’0 ‘80! position submitted to ther‘ E m " added the mm“ m the tmnmm “”3 b““‘“‘ m Om ”c
‘ mm ’ Prose-m candidate ‘11 for :r “1th in: that the record or the Taft adminis— .. . i W palm ‘9’ the Bepub— 1“" ‘3" 2‘7 men “130 will “39318? “3E1 A
mm, s “f mifigflvornmnfi} ellt‘h‘raiei? :orc :ratlgn end the record or the Hard- theTirprrezgzraélofxrsgvpnrgcullnx3: i W m in Trinity from other schools. This will?- m‘mu
1~ m ~. 1, i w ‘ . _‘ ’ ‘ two, 1112— 001N388 administration are ex» . ' ‘ 9 9° am. 3 form: the total registration 11 {r if ’ ' v ‘ ’ 1
EJ.‘ 1‘; lefiflpd dmmg the ‘8‘“ four 3'9“"1 3‘3“)! the same. exce t for tn 1 - i unconstitutional 01' otherwise nulli-l N" Y“ :ahou: three hundred. p J“ ' .
.. ,. thr same control b p e a? . 1 . our: to _
‘1 ”m 3 w.” 1mm“? Y powerful prl- gar scale and more complete cor. I fled thadnost important legislation: 5N0 4—GL'IL'I‘Y— 3‘ "
‘ m Q... 3 “3"”! "' We Mm“- cynical he- mpuon that, marked the last {our ! ”330‘“! hi contra! Within the last? . . 1. , é .___..____._.._.____. 3‘1
1 .c... i . . or ppm,“ ”1.11.”, on the Years. few years." said'the senator. citing" “’9 “um have “um?“ “'9 an" 6' Ermzuxc 61.05155 sermons ‘
11311:”: ' 1 favored few; the, some shame! I l ’ 1- a. number or decisions come“ mat ‘5 import-mt. it is . _ w ,__u ' '
.. .111 tho I irnvnlq of tho public trust u w- p Let me remind you briefly of the { "The‘judicial veto in pmficanv ‘the nu“ that e391: “one av tween 1. - , .
. , . . . , , . ayne~Aldrich a _. - "' ‘ " ‘ " BINGHAMTOX. N. Y. Se :. 7.?
V0 Private [nfmnuon part the r~ora;e;‘.‘§1:zgn‘:§;°u£§§p all these cases has been leveled “Eamon: 1‘” 9‘0““ We (‘00!- to 537:“ ;——‘i‘he schools and :1 theatrepln 2:31:13
‘ "I had no private sources of in-“ of the corrupt elections of Lox-1mm.- - progressivermeuurcs which CHER-j uaf'vHI‘Oc. E we ”munch m 1.1-... ‘ ”"3“" ‘3: Gwemfi Chmng" ”373131? -
7" "your : fornmtlon. when I oxnosed the cor- and New-berry. and or the looting of: cut.“ a rule contrary 1° "‘9 99°” ‘ £11....1. ' 2 have been ordered closed becauw: of?
1.11.123“... mm leasing or Teapot Dome, and ”m public domain under Ballingrr . ozmc or political beliefs or e. mfljOY- l "Always these decision! or t'rm 1. the development or two cases of 111-;
1.11 ”1,. 1 from] the sonnto 1,5» :m unanimous and Fall. '; “3' 0f the men “-110 happen to make icourt are. on the side or the wraith? 1 3mm» paralysis. Ono case has been 9
5 THHZ" ! Wm, m am” an investigation. 1 Senator LaFollette declared 1’. had i up the Supreme Court. It is not .and powerful and atoms: the poorlfound in this city, but the patient is:
.. “1‘1““: : New“. dorm] to charge openly what tnkon "years of betrayal and long i merely the number or cases which and the weal: when l: is the pohcy believrd to be. improving. E
“'3‘“ "\"m‘." member of the senate know. ”no of shameful abuse: on the. part $7
.11 .TH‘ ; l was able in that. snopch to row-3| of the Democratic and Republican - 2
1.1111. I substantially every important fact“ parties to convince the peoole that 3 ‘ ‘
' “"53"?- ‘ Y‘Fmrdimr 1,hn corrupt leasing of the they must organize for political so- i _ ;
pmc rum 1 nil reserves. except the corrupt con- tlon outside both old parties in or- t :
'1‘--'1'~‘ld°r:1llnn rcroived by Fall from dei- to find relief from intolerable i an sman on f‘ E
Pro-i llolmny and Sinclair. I did know political and economic conditions. ' . . ' E
llm ‘ that $100,000 in cash hm! been "The differences between ourselves 2 Q E
“'1‘1' VJ! hrmmht from New York to \Vash- and our opponents." he continued. 3 . 1 g
mizion. and dolivernrl in a black bag “are fundamental 1nd irreconcilable. E “The Home of Fine Furniture" 3 ~ ?;
r :m- .1 i0 Albert B. Fall. But the. other lm- 0n the political side the primary 5 1 , :
1-1 r-rmdl- 2 pnrmnt facts including the great difference is this: ;
‘ lmmm 3hrofil’s made by the insiders in the "We stand for the maximum con- 3
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Grocery Questlon
3'13 is no question as to quality far quality has always

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sec-kmann Co., Inc. enables usto give our customers
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unlined Sugar, 13 lbs. for $1. Confectionary Sugar 10c
111111511 ry’s or Gold Medal Flour, bag . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.25
.11....5 28c lb. Smoked Shoulder 14c lb.-
.1 eased Bacon 40c lb. Strictly Fresh Eggs . . . . 70c doz.
ereen (35m 30c doz. Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. . . . . . 25c

- ; 323.7’1'urnips 40c pk. N a'tive Potatoes 35c pk. $1.25 bu.
1 1: 11¢ Spinach 40c pk. Yellow Onions, 4 lbs. . . . . . . . 25c
1... Oranges 35c doz. Florida Grapefruit, 4 for . . . . . 25c

1. 1 wrzctl flavors, 3 for 25c. Good Luck Jar Rubbers, 3, 25¢

..1111{1Jeas, 6 cans $1.75. Del Monte Sliced Pineapple,
1, 55 cans . . $1.15

' a 1.1.131. Flour, 3 1-2-lb. bag 29c. Valley Peas, 3 cans . . 50c
11:1 Peanut Butter, packed in Lightning Pint 531‘s 29°
1, m. 1,113 Clover Milk, 7 cans $1.00. Cloverdale Evaporated
. _ £2 for . $1.00
"x1115 Pancake Flour. New goods, small 15618188 .1 30¢
3* rue“ “Syrup, new pack glass jars: Medium 25618131: 39c 1
.. 1. Button-quarters 4501!). Large Quaker Oats - - - 25c
.- lroéh from the oven, '2 lbs. 25c. N. B. Co. Assorted
2‘131-kers,6for 25c
«.umon,2 for 25c. Large Gold Dust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 regular 39c blend, 5 lbs. for $1.65. Saturday only. _
1 allies, large, quart jar 35c. New Pack Pumwn 8 ms 59c
1.1.5... Regular size, 15 for $1.00.” Borax Soap. 18 for $1.00
3 for 251:2“: Flat Tissue Paper 6 for $1
, . FRUIT JARSALE '
1111351231; Pint Jars 75c dozen. Quarter

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These Are Eventful Days for Furniture Buying

Day by day at this store. we are offering astounding savings to our cus-
tomers by offering exceptional values in high grade fumitul'Hmtes and
pieces. One must look long and far to comprehend a comparison of such
values. Charge accounts are opened for you and your friends. Profit by
coming. You’ll thank us for the invita".

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Boudoir Lamps. 14
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In a variety of

1 All copper nickled;
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Let Us Show You iWhite or Ivory finish ,2 inch
gpost. complete with reinforc-1 Floor Coverings
Our Full Line of god spring and pure cotton
§mattress. ‘ for Every
. Regular $34.50 Room
6'an“! Coal VERY SPECIAL
and Gas Ranges $24.98 in the House
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‘Odd Dressers, All
$18.75 ‘ 3
$45.00

Breakfast Suite in
Ivory and Blue. 4
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WIDE SCHOOL ‘3

PROSPECT HILL ‘1'

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A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
little Boys Admitted to Printer! Wt.
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, be!- 1am. 1'24. at 9:00 O’clock.

Thorough instruction by experienced faculty or college graduates.
Exceptional teachers in voice. plum and drawing.

Small classes give opportunizy for individual instruction and de-
velopment of right methods of study. .
:0mmodious school room. large gymnasium. Ample And bountiful
grounds otter equipment for best meuul and physical develop-

men '1.
DEPARTIENTS ———-——-——--e

 

1318 mm SCHOOL
otters courses :or girls trom 14 to :1- Intensive college pre-

paratory reviews a. specialty, with emphasis upon prep-Mon tor
Comprehensive mutations. Many girls cent each year to
the leading colleges for women. Advanced English. Sconce.
W. History.‘£conomics. Psychology. Specie! mom ere /
planned for those not seeking a diploma.
TEE xxx-mun; DEPAmIEXT

.oit’ere a well-balanced and thorough training for children
from 10 to 14, the grades or class work corresponding to the fifth. ,.
sixth. seventh and eighth years or the school curriculum. Specie} ‘ ~
attention is given to habits or study and to the total comprehen-
sion of each dxy’n lemon. 4 eolict foundation in bid for later 111:]:
school work.
THE PRIMARY DEPARTMEN‘!‘ _

so being continued at the request or interested parents. 8p.-
clous wellvlighted rooms we provided in the Ichool hon-e. whoa-a .1
the children have their work and play in attractive sun-om
Boyl as well as girls are admitted to tilt: (leper-truest. By new
encasement. children can he met at the trolley. 7,:
Gymnastics and gamer are taught in all the mac: n a. part or
the regular school work.
in nu Went: or the school, there is constant our. for the
well-being of each pupil, together with a study or the W7
of the individual. ' '
The principals my be seen It the school by OWent.

' “MARI-2T B, BREXDLINGER, A. 3., V3.3:
I’D)- A 3191.1 FRANCIS. .L 8., Smith.

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