The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 14, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT WOULD START BIG REVIVAL IN NEW YORK FOURTEEN - YEAR-OLD GIRL HAS AMBITION TO RE- VIVE OLD FASHIONEFr RE- LIGION (By Associated Press) ! NEW YORK, June 14.—A four-| teen-year-old girl with an ambition to convert all New York to what she terms “old fashioned religion” has begun her campaign from the pulpit of Cavalry Baptist Church. Uldine Mabelle Utley, born in Oklahoma in 1912, who, until two years ago occupied herself with dreams of motion picture stardom, yesterday delivered a two-hour plea for converts to Christianity from the pulpit usually filled by Dr. John Roach Straton, one of the most familiar divines of the country. At the end of the sermon, she cafled upon the large congregation to pledge itself anew to Christ, and virtually the entire crowd arose. Men and women prayed in the aisles of the church, and the few, who failed to a at the young woman’s plea were exhorted again and again until about six re- maned. seated. | Dr. Straton introduced the girl| as the “Joan of Arc of the modern} religious world,” and announced | plans for a city-wide revival cam-| paign she is to conduct in the fall. Miss Utley, whose father and mother travel with her on her re- ligious campaigns, began her ca- reer as an evangelist at Fresno, Calif., two years ago, after she had been converted there. SENATE BOARD CONTINUES ITS INVESTIGATION (Continued from Page 1) taken when the first week of the investigation ended. Senator Pepper and Governor Pinchot, the candidates defeated by Representative Vare; have been heard. Some membezs of the commit- tee would not be surprised to 'sse the total of expenditures—now searly $1,500,000—considerably increased before the inquiry ends. | When the long chapter ef Penn- sylvania is completed, the com- mittee will still be practically at the beginning of its work. Oper- ating under a broad grant of au- thority which gives its power to inquire into almost any con- geivable phase of any campaign, Which “aspirants for seats in the senate figure, it plans to turn next td -Mlinois for what promises to be a-second sizeable chapter on primary expenditures and me- thods. « Still’ another possible hunting ground for the investigators is Ohio, in which Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel for the Anti-| Saloon League, is interested be-| €anse’of his opposition to the ef- fort.of Atlee Pomerne, former fenator, to regain his seat in con-} gress on the Democratic ticket. Mr. Wheeler, in a statement published today, assailed Mr. | Pomerne's record in the senate, which, he held, “does not agree with the praise giveh by some| partisan newspapers which laud him as a great constitutional law- yer,” and “show that his pre judice in favor of liquor conside ably warped his legal judgment He did not say whether the league plans to join actively in the op- | position to Mr. Pomerne. In another statement, scribed the expenditures Pennsylvania primary “logical result of a system fast- ened on the state by the liquor in- terests” and expressed doubt that the committee “will be able to find out the amount contributed by the get group to nominate Vare.” he de-! in the as the BEARUP’S DRY CLEANING WORKS , 814 MARGARET STREET PHONE 227 MASTER CLEANERS AND 35,000 CUBIC FEE During the year 1925 we used 35,000 cubic feet of gas for welding pu es. In 1926 we will amount. We and machiner. Metal that Me! large nor equipment. ROSSELLE FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO. PHONE 3 mo: fer our too | attorney general stated, seems to| | charg THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1926. Things Are Fast Coming to a Climax “i finn Mt Classified Column Advertisements under this head will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 1c a word for each in- FOR SALE PALMS and other plants. 413) sertion, but the minimum for the, Olivia street. Phone Oe gcc | first insertion in every instance is _ 2 | si S nakc eee \SHAFTING AND PULLEYS FOR} veers hauls Sie | SALE CHEAP. Apply Citteen| street address as well as their tele S402 PRY eae phone number if they desire re- = es i sults. : WARRANTY deeds, Payments for classified adver-| deeds, notes and other legal tisements is invariably in advance,’ blanks. We keep them in stock. | but regular advertisers with ledger The Artman Press, 125 Duval; accounts may have their advertise- street. tf) ments charged. | 3 fos a EI FOR SALE—General Electric FOR RENT Motor. Five horsepower, 1,800 | R. P. 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Curry, | 603 Southard strect. | j June 1-tf| ‘ALUABLE CORNER—Southard| and Elizabeth; 69 ft. on Eliza- beth, 100 ft. 6 in. on Southard.| Ea payments. Address P. O.} maril MISCELLANEOUS |Unfurnished §-room house with | bath. Apply at 1021 Wats street. june10-4tx| @ FLORIDA PREPARES FOR TRONG FIGHT AGAINST INMERITANCE TAX LAW ATTORNEY GENERAL FOUR DROWN AT GIVES OPINION RE- MAGNOLIA BEACH | LATIVE TO CAM-) ae Associated pee) ef | RIA, ‘texas, June 14.— PAIGN |Gladys Bordman, 15; Margaret | Thoma: 3; Leslie Urban, 22, and AGE | Ben Gi Jr., 18, were drowned at Magnolia Beach, south of here TALLAHASEE, Fila., June 14.! : = 5 ~—Florida has ade a Matistncins oe whee . pant an wich i |they were riding capsized. start in its fight against the fed-) deral inheritance tax law, in the} opinion of Attorney General Joh (By Asno ust cause for action when the B. Johnson. ederal government seeks to force “Action of the Supreme Court of! the state to violate its constitu- the United States in ordering the | #0”. 4 Florine pres esplaties, treasury department and commis-| ¥0™@ rather contribute to the * =a | governmental sioner of internal revenue to} show cause by October 1 why) eal method than the taxthg of Florida should not be permitted to| tre povikencelcs ataspeabie,. and, proceed with its attack upon the, ~~ ” # inheritance act, was about as much} | abe echoes forbidding such taxa- as the state might have expected, | - a att the attorney general stated. ene attorney epneral is Sony ince Mr. Johnson, who went to| Cd that a direct blow was aimed Washington recently to ask the| 8 Florida when the tax law was court to permit him to institute | Passed in Congress. Two other : j States are similarly situated, but the proceedings, stated that the | A cc tribunal had taken a step con-| Slorida, Mr. Johnson believes, Bh | real 0 trary to what he had anticipated, ered ii jfomecnyresl ck but that it was virtually in accord- ene | raed . ; s | trained. . ance with his expectations. In-| stead of first deciding as a ITES-STINGS to} whether it would allow Florida to Apply wet baking soda oi household ammonia, followedby file her petition for permission to | be desirous of getting the views of | both sides in hand before passing | upon the application of the | The court, after issuing its der to the defendants in Flor eee eee DET Nae » adjourned for the. sum-| mer recess until October 1, which means that nothing will be done in the case until the fall. In the meantime, however, Florida will not be resting on its laurels, the attorney general said, but will be awuke to ever} possibility in the preparation of its brief, which will be filed with this court, if the judges permit the petition for the institution of proceedings to stand. Main Points Florida’s principal contentions in her proposed battle against the tax law are that the act is not only decidedly discrimina but at tempts to force the state to do something which would be con trary to the provisions of its con- stitution. The Supreme Court, the attor- ney general said, may decide that the state has no case when it comes to the alleged discrimina t The tribunal may t such complaints are for Is who have to pay the t of the tax, and who given the 80 per e permitted those com- monwealths which have state laws on the subject. Florida has no state inheritance tax law, and her residents would have to pay all the tax Flor eral po begin the litigation, the court, the VaPORUB EXTRA! 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