New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1926, Page 5

3 1 v Rophael’s Dept. Store--Saturday’s Event Great Savings on Merchandise of Merit and Quality DRIVE ON VARE Republican Semator Moves to Deny Pennsylvanian Seat ‘Washington, Nov. § (#—The drive against seating Willlam 8. Vare, re- publican, as the junior senator from Pennsylvania in the seventeeth con- gress has opened. Senator Norris, republican, Ne- braska, who spoke in Pennsylvania on behalt of Willlam B. Wilson, the democratic senatorial candidate, be- cause of alleged excessive campaign expenditures by the republicans, de- clared here that Senator Vare, al- though technically elected, had been repudiated by the “honest patriotic people” of the state and that the Philadelphia “machine” had func- tioned as usual the results in some precincts having beén announced before any votes were cast. Meanwhile the committee of seventy, an unofficlal body in Phila- delphia, was preparing to make an investigtion in a number of Phila- delphia precincts where Mr. Wilson ‘was not credited with a single vote. Members of the committee attached much importance to official returns which credit Wilson with no votes in 44 divisions in that city and with only one vote in each of a number of other divisions. Discussion of , the Pennsylvania situation is expected to be renewed here Wednesday when the senate re- convenes as a cowrt of impeachment to try George W. English, federal judge for the eastern district of Il- linois, on charges of usurpation of power and other high misdemeanors. In view of Judge English’s resigna- tion yesterday and the proceedings be dropepd, it is belleved that the senate session will be only perfunc- tory. Most senators here now agreed that the senate would accept the houss recommendations. Belated and’ scattering returns overnight failed to change the party line up in the seventeenth house, which remains at republicans 236, democrats 196, farmer-labor 2, so- cialist 1, and undecided 1. A total of 218 is necessary for a majority. The senate of the seventeenth con- | gress will show 47 republicans, 47 democrats and 1 farmer-labor; with one vacancy from Maine to be fill- ed at a special election on Novem- ber 29. Senator Norris, declaring that the “country should be told the truth about the Pennsylvania election,” asserted that it is apparent that no honest election was held and that ihe results were an impossiblilty ex- cept through “fradulent manipula- tion.” *Mr. Vare,” Senator Norris added, ‘“ran several hundred thousand votes behind the republican ticket and outside of the city of Philadel- phia, where the Vare machine is su- preme, Mr. Vare was defeated by 50,000 majority.” Illustrating what he designated the “methods followed by this ma- chine,” he sald that “in 76 voting precincts in Philadelphia, casting 17,000 votes, Mr. Wilson is given a total of 32 votes. Does any sane, patriotic citizen of the United States think for a moment that those fig- ures are the actual result of a fair and honest election.” Senator-elect Vare left for Flori- ’ da Thursday. Although several senators, chiefly from the democratic side, have ex- pressed their determination to con- test Senator-elect Vare's right to a seat, they seem agreed that no ac- tion could be taken until he pre- sents his certificate of election from Pennsylvania when the 70th con- gress convenes, Twenty Million More Is Needed by Yale Providence, R. I, Nov. 5 (P— Yale University needs endowments of $20,000,000 «f her educational de- velopment is to continue, President James R. Angell told a group of Yale alumnp meeting at the Hope club here last night to plan Rhode Island’s part in a drive next spring to raise money from sons and friends of Yale. “Yale has a splendid plant,” Presi dent Angell declared, “but is in ur- gent need of funds to finance her intellectual growth on the same scale as her friends have financed her physical growth.” SUFFERED FOR YEARS FROM CONSTIPATION Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN * brought relief in three weeks That constipation need not strike 1eqr upon your heart is proved by this letter from Mr. Thomas Henleiger: “I wish to write and tell you how much I prize your Kelloge's ALL-BRAN. For twenty-five years I sought relief from cone stipation without success. But now I have been using your ALL-BRAN for three weeks and I can truthfully say that I am entirely cured and feel like a new man.” TroyMAS HENLEIGER, West. Point, Mississippl. . 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In each of the numerous Coats included in the entire Sale, there is to be found excepti onal values, with STYLE and BEAUTY. The SAVINGS are TREMENDOUS on each and every Garment, and in some cages you will be buying your Coat at WH OLESALE PRICES. We have planned ahead and bough t quantities to make this event possible, o TRIMMED WITH: ~ Viatra Squirrel Badge Wolf Black Wolf Fox and Mandel Some- with Bear SIZES: "= Misses’ sizes, 14 to 20. Woman's sizes 36 to 44 Extra sizes 46 to 54 Stouts 4215 to 5214 Wednesday Only—We Offer 150 Fall Hats * Felts—Satins Taken from our higher priced stock and reduced to make room for new shipments of Hats. We now offer these Hats for a quick clearance Wednesday. Hats for Women, Misses and Matrons - $2.95 Values to $5.00 Warm Winter Underwear For Children Soft Ribbed Fleeced Vest and Pants. Sizes 22 to 32. Garment 350 The regular value was 49 cents, marked down specially for Saturday. 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