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ITHACA' JOURNAL-NEWS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1928 EIGHTEEN ottcnaron, son of II liiawara wnue, an auuisuu wau nao David Sacharoff, Was 1: the bar a fw AU Around and Over New; York State above the surface. The pole bent, the line surged back Into the bank and Post was Just about to land it when the water was churned -with a last furious lashingr as a' big muskrat tore itself from the hook and dove back Into the recesses of the river. gun the practice of hi. "J1 bM With hi. Pitw-i hidden them some time before for "safe keeping." Apparently unmindful of where she had placed them after using them last and confident they had been stolen, the woman notified Glens Falls police the diamonds were missing.

Detective Cornelius D. Kennedy was assigned to the case. Less than "a week later the missing valuables were recovered in the house. Interesting and Unusual Bits of News '56 By Telegraph or Taken From Exchanges roff, who has been Pr3 some time. Mr.

is a druggist, and Jn addi'i, course in Albany Law young Sacharoff thing struck which had all the earmarks of being a record-breaking fish. Carp weighing up to 27 pounds have been pulled out of the river this Spring and although carp usually bite potato baited hooka, the fisherman was sure he had hold of something under 30 pounds. It was a tough battle as line was given and taken, but Post knows his worms with a rod and eventually drew the catch up towards shore. Nearer and nearer It came and har a stranger angling experience than catching the fish In a pool three times. Engineer Post, in charge of construction on the Addisbn-Woodhull stretch of the Liberty Highway, hooked, one in the Canisteo River which should make all the Nimroda look to their tackle.

Post was fishing along the river back of the stores on the west side of Main Street, using fish worms for bait. Things were rather quiet Angling For Carp Pharmacy College. fr0fn Medical Colleen na A "Stolen" Gems Recovered Glenns Falls Diamonds valued at $2,000, reported stolen from a Glens Falls. home last week, were recovered by the mistress of the house In an obscure part of a room, the same place in which she had Poor Pa By CLAUDE CALLAN With Fish Worms, He Hooks Muskrat from TInInn rsii Unique Law Firm Schenectady UP) This city boasts a law firm composed of a brother and sister. Hyman James jjj the distinction of havinl all branches of Xnion Unlv.

1 still the fish did not show itself for a while, but suddenly some Addison. June 29. Page Stewart' StoreHours: I T) j-j jf- ms TT) Af (j jpIJD IrlU ilWU IlLlLI ILJ lKUS) a phne ri" I Drove Oid Flivver Nearly 800 Miles Without Plates "Waterloo, June 29. Driving nearly 800 miles in three days in a small car of ancient vintage and across six states without license plates, and repairing tires 15 times on the trip. Is the record ol John Maheu of Holyoke, Mass.

Maheu was stopped four times because of a lack of plates, but each time was allowed to proceed. The start was made from Elgin, 111. Maheu paid $50 for an old car, knowing it would cost him approximately that much to get to his home In Holyoke. The car had no plates attached, so the purchaser made application for a set. Issuing of licenses in Illinois differs from the method employed in York State.

When Maheu was informed he could not get his plates within 12 days, he explained his intention to drive home, and was given a certificate showing he had made application for the plates. This certificate, Illinois officials believed, would serve the purpose. All went well until after Gary, Ind was passed and the driver stopped the first time for lack of plates. After satisfying officials there, he proceeded to "Woodville, where again car and driver were held up. Just outside of Buffalo a third enforced stop was made, from which point he was unmolested.

until inside the Village of Waterloo. Motorcycle Tr.ooper TVIchley, ever alert, stopped the ramshackle outfit with much-patched tires. Credentials carried by Maheu were produced and again the car and driver were allowed to go on, aided by well wishes. "I've got a little touch of lumbago again, but I don't want Ma to know it. She never has forgive me for the last attack I had." (Copyright, 1928, Publishers Syndicate) for Off Buying eno araraay immer gs AuntHet By ROBERT QUIL.LEN ew Dresses Gh Our Introductory Sale of Hosiery of Bemberg continues through Saturday 1.00 pair 1 5 Ask Receiver for A.

X. Auburn Summons and complaint and notice of pendency of a mortgage foreclosure action brought by the Equitable Trust Company as successor trustee under rnorteage or deed of trust from the Auburn and Northern Electric Railroad ComDanv to "Ella never loses a quarrel with Jim. If he talks as hateful as she does, she starts bawlin'; an' if he grabs his hat an starts out, she throws a nervous fit an has to have her hands rubbed." (Copyright, 1928, Publishers Syndicate) the Trust Company of America against' the Auburn and Northern 0 Electric Railroad Company, the Empire State Railroad Corporation, Tallmadge Cherrv as temnn. Street Afternoon Sports Evening The fabrics, the colors and the fashions that are outstanding in the Summer mode! Just purchased, and priced at far less than usual because Summer's so late and the demand for Summery frocks has been so much later than the makers had anticipated. Scores of new styles.

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000 cov Against Dangers ering properties and tracks on the line betwen Auburn and Port Bv Of Fourth Of July ron. The complaint also asks for the appointment of a receiver for Albany, June 29 UP) The New the properties. York State Department of Health IJterary Railroad President has sounded its annual warning against the dangers of fireworks in Clinton, UP) There may be ro Fourth of July celebrations. The mance in railroading, but a rail road president who dangers of tetanus, commonly known as lockjaw; fireworks mis try with his business is a unique taken for candy and eaten by chil dren, and burns from explosive fire cnaracter in the business world. Clinton Scollard is nown In -rail the new hosiery sensation! Full-fashioned, and in delightful Summery colorings that will fascinate you.

Hosiery of Bemberg new textile fiber that is taking America by storm after many successful years in European fashion circles. And of course in all sizes and newest shades. Main Floor Bargain Square works were pointed out by Health road circles a3 the president of the Rome Clinton Railroad Com Commissioner Matthias Nicoll, pany. In literarv rirnloa i in a recent radio address. The Commissioner warned par equally well, if not better, known ents to call a physician immediately as an autnor or poems, sonnets and in cases of phosphorous poisoning or deep burns from explosives and one or two novels.

In fact, Mr, Scollard's verse has made him in-ternationally famous. We not to dress children in fluffy, light material which will catch fire easily. railroad, which he Inherited from "The type of fireworks set off by nis ratner. for $22,375 a year to tn Ontario Western Railroad Svs grinding under the heel, or pound tem, which operates in New York ing, contains phosphorus, a deadly poison," he explained. "It is not a For Men who would look cool and be comfortable I rare thing for a young child, mis btate and Pennsylvania.

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