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EIE HERALD, MIAMI, FLORIDA
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DEMOCRATS
GEORGE POWER
Elim To Name Delc-
o the Convention
t Houston. •
t AI46CI*T0P ►1(K.)
Oa., Feb, 11. -Atter a
to which luted aasrly
he Georgia state Demo -
,tiro eommltee today
ou.ly to aathorts. 84n -
F. Oeorgo, its. pr.IId.n-
thole., to nam• the
on to the national con-
tusion.
broke over conflicting
1 t• the manner of se -
delegation. Chalr-
addoz. Rome, Os-, ask-
ottt•• t• allow Senator
.m• the dlletat•.. and
e, vice chairman, •t-
tltut• calling for a Mate
. elect del•gat3s. Both
.raid Georg*, who •l-
een anhoune•d 1. the
,r•.Ilantt•t chalet,
Outten •dented lustrous -
la dolotatl•n to 'rots u
matter' at th•'natl•h►1
action on the Madden
• after the Cb►ml••
.a voted down with •n-
'rom th• chair that th•
1 12 to 1/. Th• vote
.n announced a 10 to
lbert Howell, Atlanta,
m., Athena. and others
and a noount, assert -
e t bm tem. error.
,t was made and the
cid It 11 to 11, where -
won arose to say that
t bad v.t.d wh.n ac-
t• ruts• h• could not
unless there was • ll..'
terry, Oa., wh• was oo-
, chair. then said he
raw hi. first vote and
break the tie.
laking of the unanimous
4addos roselutlon ■n at -
ad• to ha . the commit -
presidential elector for
Chairman Nunn declared
• was not empow•r.d to
the matter was carred
he convention In O•p-
ars of both sides took
Ing th• flurry of d•bat•
.tion of choosing the d•1-
ddox •upport•rl d•cland
it Interest of Senator
dldacy demanded that h•
. @Meet a delegation that
't• his candidacy 'Igor -
he psychological rime ar-
floor of the oon•entlon.
akin( for the Chards••
sorted that lho commit -
!gilt to task• the t•1•ction
.lion away tem the p•o-
• It In the hands of on•
this would be contrary
chant tram the last Dam-
e convention and would
oced•nt, they said. They,
.d the cause ot Senator
d•elar3d that the ■•nator
nt the r••pon.tblllty of
delegation thrust upon
ROMAN COMPANY
WINS DISCHARGE
Refinanced Furniture Makers
Freed of Bankruptcy.'
The Roman Furntlur• Manufactur-
Int Company, N. W. S.venth avenue
and Thirtesnth street, which has
been refinanced by the Oen.ral In-
dustrial Corporation of Florida, yas-
t.rday was dtscharted tri the bank-
ruptcy court. In an order •nler.d In
United Stales District court to L.
Earl Curry, r•fsre• In bankruptcy,
Charlet Roman, founder of the oom-
pan7, will oentlnue AS Ito president,
the firm to be oonduct.d as on• of
the subsidiaries et th• 0 1 1n-
dustrial Corporation. When In full
operation, th• .turnitur• plant will
•mploy mon than 101 operatives, and
will distribute • payroll of about
1210.0011 annually, making a coun-
try-wll• distribution of solid Mahe
any dining reorn, bedroom Ind In,
Int room suites.
-NMN ,
:K MARKET -
IS' FAIRLY ACTIVE
1, M. 11. (1 -3tsi. rural.
W.1.., 3.10 3. : metier. 6.10;
♦,r7r p o,1.IWrwa. 0;1pt. Iipt Ilial. p,
-1•, ip•use
le; A. .d Was, 0.00111 00
wet1.0454.03: mina, 1.t0U
4104.1•.
SALES CAMPAIGN
MAKING PROGRESS
General Electric Product is
Simple iL� Operation.
"T'h• Oenerkl ElecttIo R4trlgaatot
now being Introdueed an Mlamt Is
•n• (bat car b• plugged in the nom --
oat conv3nl•ne• eutllt and actually
torgott•n, Insofar as lh• Meohnnle5
ot the machin• are oone•rnsd, ■tate•
Mr. C. F. 1,derarda of the merchandise
division of the Florida Power and
Light Company. ")towaver, the vary
beauty of the machine and th3 p•r-
foot sorrlce It renders keep■ It from
becoming forgotten once it Is th-
.tallsd In the kttchetl," oontlnued "Mr.
Edwards.
"W• halt had • number of Inquiries
from women who have soon General
Electric Retrlt.r•torl In the home•
of (hair friends. Ile •*tram• *lmpllo-
Ity Invariably mikes a lasting 1m-
pr•s•len 'on them and has bean the
caul/ of quit• a number of the ma-
chines being Installed in homes
throughout the city."
In th... busy days when the hno@-
wlf• has 'numerous Intorssts out.Id•
the home. It 1. neslesary for the man-
ufacturer of home appllane•$ to make
ht. product/ as fres frOm m'IChantcal
worry le poealble, without Interfer-
ing with its •feel•noy.
Aecording'lo 1Ir. Edward*, O.r.er►I
ILlectrlo R•trlgerators •re mad• In a
variety Of Maes and are nnlsh.d to
porcelain and wilt. lacuu•t.
4111441e -
MOVEMENTS OF FRUITS
TO NORTHERN MARKETS
Jl('adOKVILLI. I h4 , rib . 11. -TM 7.11evl.0
amber K ten teu00U104 Florida 7niu sod ..sa
table. ren IonaM.d hos JakaaAl., Slab •Man
.d. 134.44•n .0 all -r.0 Erna U. lea 21 ban
wane .1 OM.. ?wharf 11:
Olt.. MM.. Meth et kethwt
144 Sages, knee/sSL hl" Taal.
02
4/ •3/ 11 es
1 •
j f i 10
11 •
-•t 11
4 71
35 7 f 123
titr.rwrtW1
roma,..1 • 1
Smola
Ureeenult
T.arewu
lett..
V.nt.Nr
Cab1..44
(7011 .7
• 11. tar -(Va1W luta M-
pb,ii .1 -leg, 12.000.
*1 Up etvw.l awl 04 144 lean,
.. 104 thaw lr.a W. 1.. n.. w
. tae eons.: Lea 5.00: Paid (.0 w.
100,.s 4 .,u'. : b.11 .vend 170
.wrap1.40.3 23; , wart 3.15
{e
i.11011; fM 110 14 100.
111.45; ►1p Wawa; WR 1.00.
l. of p..31. M'w awed at 0.16-
▪ s .000:
eel .H early Own.,
haw
)(swam 4104 bq`Sbd .f .3.ea, a.et•we.e 1,
1111:
NN,1fu1.. MW .t . /Waive*
as
Obeyw3. /eramue. hints Total.
Or.a14 /.141 1.343 1.110 11.510
OraFtnn 11,101 4. 630 . 310 10,044
N
fusw.•e 111 eat 111 1.023
t,tu.e 3. Ia' l s05
imam 124 .l• 070 1 1 114 1"iii
a
T.N4 310 513 ' 1 01
11 447 4t 4'
I
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lien
('.l'll'Ines1w ••••••
rthrr 11 A 7•• ]i/ 0.00.07Ag
lu•al+rra• *1 • 11 10
6e. n. , .... . J5$ , 1.125 ` 11 1.711
RESOLUTIONS PASSED
IN COLLINS' MEMORY
Funeral Services For Pioneer To
Be Conducted At 3 P. M.
Tomorrow. •
Miami Hsieh city counell and
Mlamt B.►ah Chamber of Commerce
yesterday passed resolutions of re-
gret and sympathy In the death 01
John 8. Collins, so. Miami Beath
pioneer, who died Friday In hls home
•0 1411 Collins ■venue. The funeral
■ etvlcst *111 be at 1 p. m. tomorrow
at the home, and the body w111 Ile
in state from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
tomorrow, when It will 0. taken to
the W. H. Combe' funeral home to
await burial 10 the north later.
Arradg.m•nts wart made t0 close
th• city hall and our offices dur-
ing til• funeral. Miele of Carl (1.
Fisher Properties, Inc., w111 be elnaed
Monday, e1 hall as the O111C.0 of
MI►ml Reach LrnDrovlment Company,
et whtch Mr. Collins was presldlnL
Tb• company 1s associated with the
Flitter Company In the Miami Beach
Bayahore Company
'rhe pioneer 1 his widow, who
Is at the horn* at Mlaml Belch, five
ehlldt•n, 14 grandchlidren, and titre*
great-grandohtidrsn.
Mrs. Thomas J. Panoeast, residing
at th• Pancoast Hotel, 1■ • daugh-
ter, and Mise Mary 8. Collins, of Mt.
Dara, Via., Is the youngest ehlld.
Tho ions art Irving A., of )(hams
133aCh, Arthur J., of Moorestown,
and Lester A., of Moorestown.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Collins and
Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Collins, who
were 'stetting In Bellaire, Fla., are
expected this afternoon, and Ivester
A. Collins will arrive from Meoro.-
town, N. . this morning.
Th• gr at grandchildren are Polly
Ann and 'Phomas J., t1, children of J.
Arthur Pancoast, and Martha Fr.nrh
Pancoast, daughter of kir, and Mrs.
Itu•6.11 Pancoast.
Mr. Collins was• critically 111 a
law weeks ago. and reoev•r•d some-
what. He was sinking rapidly dur-
ing the two day• before his death.
The pioneer carne dere 45 years oto
as one of • ■yndlcat• that planted
thensands of coconuts from the gov-
e rnment cut to 40 p1Il•o north. Some
of the trees hover atound him ocean
trent reeldenee.' Later he bought out
the partners, and cleared th• site of
Miami Beach for an orchard. He
laid Out the first Subdivision, and
Marled Colllne ('anal In 1101. In
1112, at the age of 74, he Marto(' th•
Colllne Bridge, first bridge from (h•
mainland to Miami Beach. Then with
(no arrival of Thomas J. Pancoast,
hl■ torm•r bu■Ine@ partner, to take
charge of the bridge. and th• subdl-
'Aston, and the 1prlval of Carl 13.
Fisher with a now development prnJ-
tot, the elty of Miami Beach began
Its groat development.
SHERMAN WHIPPLE
AT THE FLAMINGO
Noted Attorney and Diplomat Ia
'Here For Vacation,
Rherman 1. Whipple Of Roston
former gen3ral counsel of the United
States Bhljping Board OM( a noted
d iplomat, ha •dived for a vacation
of asvral weeks at the Flarnlnto
Hotel, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Lathrop Wlthington, an4 11, L.
Platt.
As trial lawyer in 'Deaton Once
11111. he has appeared In many ease■
of Importance. In 1517 h• was spatial
counsel of the congressional oommis-
■ fon to lnveatlgate AS 10 advance In-
formatlOn concerning proposed term[
of p3ac. 1y, the (Lerman -European
war.
WITNESS AGAINST
JACKSON STRICKEN
Has Appendicitis In Ilospital;
Stephenson May Testify.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., T.b. 11. (01 -
The prosecution In the trial of (Lev.
Ed. Jackson lost one of 1t• wltne@m
today when Robert W. Lyons, Rich-
mond attorney, and former financial
agent o (the Ku Klux Klan. under.
*tont an operation for appendicitis at
Dayton, Ohio.
Loss of Lyon's testimony, however,
will not weaken the Mate's rase
against the tOv•rnor, who 1s charged
wit hconspifacy to commit a felony In
an attempt to krlb4, 'Prosecutor Wil-
liam If. Remy declared. It strength.
•n•4 the belief that D. O. btsphensnn,
former grand dragon ot the Klan,
and now In Indlaha slate prison,
might b• rho first witness for the
prosecution.
Stephenson was named In the Jack -
sen Indictment as having bean a party
to the alleged censp'racy to bribe
Oov. Warren T. McCray In 1111 to
Immo Jams E. McDonald as Marlen
Bounty pro@cutor. Reb.rt T. Malan,
local attorney, and Osor3e 1'. Coffin,
Marlon county )(•publican chairman,
were Indicted with Jackson. They
w111 b• tried Later.
The trial, whish was halted late
Friday with 11 men In the jury bot
who, apparently were acceptable to
both state 'and d•tanse, will be re -
Mimed Monday morning.
WIRE WALKER GIVES
EXHIBITIONS IN MIAMI
Exhibitions of wire walking
gymnastics were given •t 1 p. m and
3:43 p. m. yesterday by Prince NM -
eon, who chitin' . the world's 0171,
as win walking champion. Nelson en-
tertained' hundreds of persons when
he walked along a vitro atr•tohing
110 feet from the tope of oho Colum-
bus Amid .Watson hotels. He Is & vet-
eran wire walker, In 1104 walking
over Niagara Fall■ several' times.
CANADIAN PRIESTS GUESTS
Falh.r D. F. Martino and Rev. F.
Bt. PI•rs of the Catholic Moses, of
Quebec, Canada, aro guest* at the
Halcyon Hotel. They ■rived her• yo'-
terday for a prolonged vacation.
Y. M. C. A. ENTEI
eF'F1ItIAh
Immigration and Ph
rectors Are Guest. t.
Institution,
Dr. Peter Roberta, tar
In charge of Immigration
contention departments
Donal Y. 11. C. A., .aod d
Ir.. minter seeretary .t1
meet of phytical eduea
organisallon, were visit
Miami Y: M. O. A. last w.
Dr. Roberts •stablleh,
C. A- Service that 16 used
port. of •tnbarkattete •
entry to th• Unit•4 St,
the ortlnator •t fh3•Rot.
of t•achIdg >Q'ntheh to t
American schOols, oo11e,
duatrlal eent•rs.
• Dr. Brown mad/ a stile
Don of Amsrloan tame
of the .Orient and Sow
countries. In addition t,
recreational eampwlgne I.
States.
19. B. Moylan, Jr., pre.
Miami Klwantl club,
physical director of 0013
C. .k, Is a member of
Mittens.' Y. M. C. A. tom'
In Miami .he has rOn
n•orgo F. Allleen, phyr
at the T. 11. C. A.
The visitors wire 1
/truce kllnear, general
111am1.
MR. INVEST
BONI
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FOR SALE
PALM ISLARD,WATER FRONT ROME
tlaal•re..{ 8.e•a ter■lases, .0 waist see4 of Pala 1►ird, •tert.eUag 30
.. ailed, Wabt botwweq tar. lug., gNwN Ib
lag eit3., oat . train.
see Ne. lf Wagrlsate•• AM ay .sr, trolly .r bas N alias
Shwa.
we •e 10.111.@ w
44 sfwfroer 141. nparfan rtgah, wit* 1a 1M4.0 wee
roar., with eek sae rile neon, alae Wit., wane. Tan. Ort. Non
11v1,.g re..a, br0Q fireplace, (ale north, dialog roan. breakfast ...k •
°waw •• properly. Price 1113,141.
E. B. TABER
Growing with Miami by
helping Miami to growl