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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-17
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HOWARD zBADA DzlAkAL-
nose FL0TY JAPoNskIEJ. A. N /:
vilIar0zgrOmi0ny tract $4,000
|. z sytuacyi W Mexykurrliescie.
GOmpers zWolennikien1 zbroj-
nego pogotoWia.
Porazka prohibicyi " Michigan.
Ex-senator Aldrich ME lyle.
Porazka prohibicyii " Michigan.
Ex-senator Aldrich ME lyle.

xyku' Iniescie stale sic znow po77--
wazr1a Z powodu braku zywnosci
i przerwanej komunikacyi. De-
parliament stanu polecii konsulo-
wi Siliimanowii zaurgowat VIA
DE Carranzy, azeby postaraiy sic
| o przywrocenie3 komunikacyi ko-
lejowej re stolica ! ulatwiiy do
I'woz 1ywnosci.
GoMPERS O ZBRoJNEM Po.
,GoToW1U.
Washington II kwietnia. -.
Samuel Gompers, prezydent Anne
rykanskiej Federacyi Piracy; W wy
danem wczoraj oswiadczeniu sta
nal po stronie prowadzonej obec-
ME agitacyi va powiekszeniem
zbrejnejs sgotowosei, W celu obro-'
NY tego kraju.
.DsWiadcze1iie Gomperss, jest
| lodpowiedzia aa kifka gzadanych
/ :Imu kTtsstyii W sprawie stanowis-
rz3ank6 6ws Federacyi. W,szcze-.
fgoihosci iiaS kScstyes MY zofgaa--
aizovsila praea Jest przeciwna
Il y ~. I. - 4.
utfsyntywania afrnii milicyi "
ceiu tobrony kraju, odpowiada, ze
ME dozyiisfny jeszcze tych cza--
sow, vi ktofych zbrojna gotowosc
Ibylaby zbyteczna, a doswiadcze-
ME mas uczy, ie brak jej moze w
obecnych warunkach zachecic do
napadn. ME nalezy tylko identy--
fikowae pojecia obrony narodor-
wei : pojscietn militaryzmu. Pra-
wo musi posiadat rsile do wpro--
wadzeriia sprawiedliwosci. w te-
1rainieiszychi czasach narod, kt6-
ryby, przeprowadzii Il siebie roz-
(brojenie, popelnliby samoboj--
stwo.s Prawo;j sila samoobrony
jest, nsjlepszs gwarancya spra--
Fwiedliwosci j poszanowania prze-
lpis6w miedzyriarodowych. !.
/ .PORAzKA .PROHIBIcYo,
/ NISToW. Il
" Lansing: Mich 17tkwietnia.-
.IIzbs Wyzszs tutejszej<legislatury.
|odrsueila wczorai bill. proponuja-
.lcY edfdaniee swyborcom pod glo-7
soWapie kwestyis zaprowadzenia
|prohih;cyi w! caiym Stanie Michit
gan.rGgi !. 9,,xss@F ,
BIsen pFzeszedl W Izbie po-.
s,6w lecz gdy przyszedl pod OBJ
lrady senatu, .dodano do iiiego Kill,
lka p6prawek, ktore wcale SUI.
|chymsais ME podobaiy, TAX re gio-
sowsii oni razc,,z mokrymi pre-.
ciwko niemr.
sM1ERc Ex-sENAToRA.
Nowy York. II kwietnia, =
Zmsrl Id wczorat razony atakiem
apoplektycznyn, Nelson VIII
marth sAldrich byiy senator Sta
,|ndw Zjednoczonych Rhode l.
sland, znai,y jake najwybitniej--
sly Cd czasow wojny cywilnej
dziaiacz ma 2polu legislatywy
tStan6w Ziednoczonych. w chwili
smierci liczy, 7S lat. Ajax, ktory
.|go zycia poshawis, przyszedi zu-
peinie niespodziewanie.
Aldrich wybii sic ma wybitne
stanowisko jedynie dzieki Was
ncj praeyi wytrwaiosci. w mio-
dosci Spracowai jako chiopak do.
4 posMgi " groserni, a nastepnie
ijako pcmccnik " handlu ryb.
i w. esasies swej dziaialnosci pu-
biieznsj najwiecej starah poswie-
cal reformie systeniu monetarne-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-17
Sprawy MOrskie.

Londyn, II kwietnia. Rad
niemiecki zaczas sledztwo W spra-
vie zatopienia holenderskiego
okrktu ,,Katwyk". statek .Eglan-
tine" uchodzac pred hurem ME-
mieckim wjechas ma mielizny ko'
10 FileY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-17
przeclwko Niemeom. w caiym
kraju wzburzenie antyniemicckie
Austrya przeczy.

Wiedeh, II kwietnla. = Pisma
urzedowe stanowczo przecza VIE
sci, by Austrya prosiia Rosye 9
oddzielny mia pekdji Austrya
wcial jeszcze wierzy W zwyeie--
stwe,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-17
JAPoNCZYcY MA WODACH
MEXYKANSKICH.

Waszyngton, II kwietnia.
Chociaz Rad tutejszy ME zdaje
sic dawac WARY pogioskom, jako-
by Japohczycy utworzyli ma wo-
dach mexykahskich W zatoce Tur
tie podstawe dla operacyi floty,
polecii jednak przeprowadzic Sci
sic dochodzenie, jaki jest wiasci-
wy prawdziwy eel tax licznego
skupienia marynarki japohskiej
w tel zatoce. Sekretarz Daniels
doniosf telegraflcznie lie admiraio--
wi floty Oceanu Spokojnego Ho-
wardowi o otrzymanych tn alar-
mujacych wiadomosciach, re JAZZ
pohczycy wyladowali wojsko na
terytoryurn mexykahskiem, a W
zatoce pozakiada1i miny i poleeis
rnu sprawdzie te doniesienia. 4, i
! Amefykatiskts skonsal " Misses
Kaliiornii zadnych W tel sprawit
aeport6w ME pfzedsqzy hato-r
tmisst kapitans;M Mamuza, aattAche
friafynarki przy tutejszei jsp6ffs
skiej ambssadzie, zlozyi wczoraj
w departamencie marynarki Off
cyalne oswiadczenie, re dzialal--
nose japonskiej flotylli ma ma ce-
lu jedynie ocaienle kraiowhika
,,Asama", ME zas utworzenie sta
lei podstawy operacyjnej dla .dzia
Ian marynarki. s,,r
Sprawa ia hyia poruszona / zy-
.wo onawiana ma wczorajszem
posiedzeniu gabinetowem, ma
ktorem do alarmujacych wiado--
mosci odnoszono sic re sceptycyz-
mem.
WIELKA KLESKA WILL.
Waszygton, II kwietnia.
Senor Eliso 4Arendado, szef tu-
tejszej agencyi Carranzy, otrzy--
mai zakomunikowai wiadomosc,
re general Villa poniosl wielka
stanowcza kleske W bitwie pod
Celaya, gdzie stracil $4,000 W "a
|bitych rannych, 5000 wzistych
do niewoli, 5000 karabinow mau-
serowskich i 30 armat. tq
Gen, Obregon, komendant
wojsk carranzy, nadeslal jua
|szczegoiowy rapport przebiegu
bitwy, ktora rozpoczeia sic we
czwartek rano i trwaia ,bez
przerwy S8 godzin, az zakoiczyia
sic zupeinym pogromem Villi.Po-
|twierdzenie tel wiadomosci rla--
desial r6wniez John B. Silliman.
specyalny agent Stanow Zjedno-
czonych przy tzadzie Carranzy.
Natomiast Villa W nadesfanej do
San Antonio depeszy ME przyzna
je sic do zadanej mv kleski. Dope
RIA jego brzmi nastepujsco: Pra-
vida jest, ze ME zdobylem mia
sta Celaya, lecz moge zaznaczyel
ze jesli nlysmy poniesli straty, to
straty wojsk Carranzy 50 ciezszel
a polo4enie ich gorsze,
SToSUNKI w STOLIcY
0MEXYKU.
Waszyngton, II kwietnia. =
Duval West, spccyalny reprezen-
tant departamentu stanu, nades--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-17
lMEXYKU

Washington. II kwietnia. =
Duval West, spccyalny reprezen-
tant departamentu stanu, nades--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-17
z HoIandyi.

,stw terytoryalnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-17

lad Zatoka Perska.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
rs. Lillian F. sillfnan

Mrs. Lillian F. Silliman, senior teacher of the eighth grade at the Shelton school, suffered a fracture of both bones of her lower right arm yesterday in a fall on the ice as she was entering the school yard. She was assisted into the school building and later removed to her home, APO Hunt ington road in an automobile.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
LARGE SENTIMENT
 FOR TWO ADDITIONAL HEALTH INSPECTORS
Hearing Before Tax Board Shows Widespread Inter
 est In Project

Bridgeport may be rated healthy city as far as typhoid fever is concerned but it has too many eases of tuberculosis at present. and tgi ibercuIosis is developed andg fostered in communities where housing condi- tions are ba.d.' said Dr. Henry Bipd-' gsetE when the requisition of the board sof. health was discussed at the board of aPportionment meeting. last night. sDE Blodgeft said that the time is coming when people who. do not know enough to- safeguard their z health must be protected against them selves.
 Members of the Good Housing as sociation and clergyn1en and mem bers of the Central Council of Mems Leagues and Brotherhoods connect ed with various churches spoke when the item providing for two sanitary inspectors came up for discussion At torney David S. Day, president or the Housing association, said:
 tsThere are 21 ,0o0 families and at present we have but one sanitary in spectors3 We are asking for two more which will make total of three while in New Haven they have twelve doing this, same work. From 1901 to 1914, 800 tenement houses have been built here and these are occu- pied by three, four and six fanil- ies.''
 You think that tenement house conditions inf Bridgeport are bad2" asked Commissioner Buechler-
 we know they are bad returned Attorney Day. Our invesdg gators have proven that I, could tell you of tenements with bedrooms without a window of houses where four fam lilies use the same toilet. of houses placed one behind the other without sufficient air passage or dooryard room We can improve all these things and not only make Bridgeport the property more valuable to the landlord.
 A. w. Burritt, representing the Men,s leagues Of the churches, said:
 .I don't know how you are going to discover violations of the law and have the property owners correct them unless by sanitary inspection. If you have proper inspection we can uncover these danger spots and then have sthe landlord correct them or prosecute him. T do not want to see the lives of workmen endangered be- cause they cannot get decent homes tc live in. There are tenements ln this 1 city which are a disgrace to Bridge port and I do not want to see little children growing up in such condi- tions About 40 s1nemb bers of the Centra. Council of Mems Leagues of the churches stood up at the request o1 1 MT. Burritt to show who were in fav- For of the inspectors Among other. who spoke for the sanitary inspectors were " il liam IF. sJacksons represent ing the Mems league of the Bethe
 A M B. church; County Health Off
 cer George E. Hill, and Rev Herber D. GaHaudet. Leet B. Meyers of the
 Charities Organization and Spencer | ID far I7
 Charities Department were presen 1 but did not speak.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
KIRK AND LEONARD CLASH AT HEARING
 ON FIRE FINANCES
Leonard Asserts Kirk is Try ing to Put Words In
 His Mouth
Flames Tells Tax Board of
 Improvements Contem plated By Park Board

Cheap fire hose endangers the lives of firemen and adds to the prop- erty rtsk,'' decelared Capt. John A. Leonard. president of the fire board before the board of fire commissions CTS last night. The captain said he favored a single kind of hose, the kind called single ply which costs 85 cents 8, foot. He said good hose could not be bought for 65 cents a foot and he would not consider cheap CT hose. When Conmissio oner Kirk in favor of a certain kind of hose the captain took offense and for a moment the sparks flew.
 Members of this board. have a right to ask any question we please concerning why you ask for money, ; said Commissi oner Kirk.
 ssYou won't get me to answer any question intended to make me say what something you want me to say,'' retorted Captain Leonard.
 EightS men will be added to the fire department this year instead of the 20 asked for by the commission CTS. Steps will be taken to provide a sinking fund for the firemen's pen sions. On the recommendation of City Auditor Heating the item of $50,000 for a manual system build ing was stricken out and bonds will pc asked TOT H. Ine commissioners asked for total of $38S, sos besides $12,2s6 additional for building re- pairs.
 A plan to extend the seawaII so that the boulevard will extend west 5000 feet further and there will be more grass west of the Barnufn dykes than there is the present park was ex- p1ained by President Flames of the park board. For this the board wants $2e,O0o. The park commission also asked for $1,5o0 for three new tennis courts; $3,5OO for a new three ton auto truck; $2,500 for new play ground and $500 for a golfers she1- ter at Beardsley park. There was nc discussion of the item of $12,0O0 for the proposed comfort station at State and Fairfield, avenue For the reg uIar appropriation the park commits sioners asked $54, $50 and for specials $42,3o0 a total of $96,95O.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
SYRUP OF FIGS FOR CROSS, SICK
 FEVERISH CHILD
If little stomach is sour, liv- CT torpid or bowels
 clogged.

Mothers can rest easy after giving 'California Syrup of Figs because in a. few hours all the clogged-up waste. sour bile and fermenting food gently moves out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again Children simply will enot take the time from play to empty their bowels, and they become tightly packed, liver gets slug gish and stomach disordered.
 When cross, feverisn, restless, see if tongue is coated. then give this de- Iicious fruit laxative.'' Children love 1t, and it can not cause injury. No difference what ails your little. one if full of cold, or a sore throat, diar- rhoea, sto1nach- ache, bad breath, re- member, a gentle inside cleansing should always be the first treatment given. Full directions for babies, children of all ages and grown-ups are printed on each bottle.
 Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of california Syrup of Figs, then look carefully and see that it is made by the california Fig Syrup Com pany." We make no smaller size. Hand back with contempt any ether fig syrup.-AdV
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
DRESS TO SUIT MOODS,
 NOT STYLES sSs',--1N 1ILE. DIKA

That 4rocks should express not so much the fashions anees own indi- viduality and that every w5ol1lsE sn ould dress to it he1s mood if she wants her clothes to be Reeo1lll aess E the tneory of Mile JuHette Dikas the prfma don na. now appearing at Roliss theatre
 H41le Dska designs her own costumes whose start1ing lines and combinat Ions are as great feature Of teh perform anca as is her lovely voice and each one is. she says, the expression of her mood forstl1s song she sings while she
 1t is absoluntely folly says Mile. Dfkas flor any woman to allow others to say what she shall wear. Now i'm agIne you go to a modiste and get a froclzs and she says you must have this to be in fashion and so in regardless to what you are or how you look you take 1t and brand yourself the slave Of style It may do for the woman who is only one of a type but it will u63 do forfflle woman Of individuality. For her there must be personality to a gown to make 1t suit her just as she must Wear her. hair her own way and follow her own life ito really and truly develop the best there is in her.
 ssThe American woman is the most aove1ss in the world. I do not say that to make capital but because I mean it and because the most competent au- thority backs me up in my assertion. but she fs lazy when it comes to dress. She goes to a modiste and the Inodiste decks her out and she has no further trouble There is no reason in the world why the American woman should be machine-made when 1t comes to her gowns. She ought to set the fashiens for her sisters instead of goin gacross the water for them
 That seems like knocking down my own theory but theer are lots ofzwo- men who would rather have styles made for them than be individual.
 On the stage ones frocks should stand out. For that reason I love shi1n1nering golds and brocades and the glitter Of diamond trimmings
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
YOUTHS WHO LIFTED
 OVERCOATS AT CLUB
 SENTENCED TO JAII.

Thomas Doherty, IS, of 1164 State St; Edward Grayce, 21, of 12O Noun tain Grove street, and James Tobin, alias Harry Allen, IS, of Detroit, Mich, stepped into the Algonquin club Sunday evening and appropri- ated three overcoats belonging to members of that organization. Warm Iy clad against the winter zephyrs that were zephyring around town, they sa1lfed forth into the night.
 The sa1Iying didn't last long, how ever, for Detective James Bray, act ing on complaint of the clubs, was hot on their trail. He landed the trio last night and they were locked up In police court today. Judge Wilder taxed each of them $1O and costs and sentenced them to ten days in jail.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
DRIVES AWAY
 HEADACHE Ez les
Rub Musterole on Forehead a and Temples

A headache remedy without the dangers of ..headache medicine.'s>Re lieves headache and that miserable feeling from cold or congestion. And 1t acts at oncel MUSTEROL4E is a clean white ointment made with oil sDf mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Used only externa1l1y, and in no way can Affect stomach and heart, as some in fernaI medicines do.
 E Best for Sore Throat, Bronchitis. Group, Stfn Neck. AEthna, Neuralgia Congestion, P1eurisy, Rheumatism I4urnbago, aII Pains and Aches of the Back or Joints. Sprafns. Sore Muscles Bru-ses, ChflBlains, Frosted Feet Colds of the Chest Git often prevents Pneumouia).
 z 2. At your druggists, in 25c and 500 Jars, and a special large hospital size for S2.6D.
 Be sure you get the genuine MUS TEROLE. Refuse imftations-ges what you ask for. The Muster ole Com pany, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
Russian Government
 To Buy Cotton Here

Washington, Feb. 5.-Russia will ab- sorb large quantities of American cot ton as soon as there are facilities for shipping it from the south to that country, American Consul General Snodgrass at Moscow reports. Rus sian dealers have been endeavortng, with poor results, to secure a cotton supply from England but no goods are accepted via Archange1 and rail- road lines from Sweden to Russia are badly congested. The consul says, the Russian crop for 1914-15 amounts to 1,32O, 900 bales.
 Little American cotton is now going forward to Russia, he states.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
PARK AVENUE TEMPLE

Services at the Park Avenue Tenn pie will take place this evening at 8 o'clock. The subject of the lecture, bv Rabbi David Levy, will be, ''The Social Dream :"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
OVERDRAFTS MUST
 NOT BE ALLOWED
Comptroller Sends Notice to Bankers to Adopt Prohi-
 bitive Resolution.

National banks in this city re- ceived notices, today. from Comp troller of the Currency Williams to the effect that overdrafts will not longer be countenanced and are ob- jectionab1e to the comptroller. Over drafts do not play an important part. moneywise, with the banks in Bridge port, but they do play a. big part as an accommodation feature and while overdrafts in any one Bridgeport bank seldom if ever amount to more than $6,000 on a days business, the accommodation to customers has been such as to bind the bank and it's patrons closer together in a business | way and yet no risks have ever been assumed in overdrafts here which have kept the bankers awake over night. Cuctomers are quite likely to overdraw their accounts a few dol lars, not recoIlecting just what their balance is, and again in being disap- 1 pointed on remittance from some quarter. In large cities, like New York, the granting of overdrafts. and par l ticular1y overcertifcatiOn. has un- 1 doubtedly bordered frequently on the hazardous, where the banks and l ra pidtty at some busy hours of a day, but in cities like Hartford, the 1 overdraft has never worked mischief l and there is no overcertihcation. Bankers are inclined to view Comp 1 troller Williams order with mingled feelings. In some instances a strict living up to it would save the bank CTS embarrassing moments, but on I the whole the bankers don't like it, l and some express a, doubt as to the I comptroller's authority in the matter. l Just what they will do about it has not been determined as the matter is so new The notice from Wash I ington is as foIIoWs:
 Treasury Department,
 Washington,
 January 2ss 1915. Comptroller of the Currency to the 1 Board of Directors.
 1 Gentlemen: The granting by some banks of accommo odations in the form of overdrafts is objectionable and cannot be countenanced by this of fee.
 l This practice should cease entirely To facilitate the accomplishment oi this result, the subject has been taken up by this office with the banking de- partments of various states and these authorities have generally agreed to take the necessary action to secure the effective cooperation of state banks in attaining the end desired.
 You are requested to adopt a reso- 1ution directing that no officer or em- l ployee of your bank shall pay or charge to the account of any deposi- eOh e1AAS oA oSpo71SoA WhLSH there are not sufficient funds on de posit to the credit, of the drawer o1 the check to meet the same.
 Please forward certified copy o1 the resolution to this office as soon as it has been adopted. Let the reso- 1ution show the names of the direc- tors present at. the meeting.
 Please acknowledge receipt with out delay. &
 Respectfully,
 .JNO. SHELTON WILLIAMS,
 Comptroller.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
American Consul Says
 All Serene In Mexico

On Board U. s. s. San Diego, En- senada, Mex. Feb 4-By wireless to San Diego, Cal, Feb. 5.)-American Consul Gpayant at Ensenada, reports conditions as quiet. The steamer Ma -7@t1an, flying the Mexican flag, is still being detained by the local authorities who have taken charge of her cargo of American hides and are holding it for export duty, although this duty previously was paid to the Carranzata at Port Mazatlan.
 The controversy is expected to be amicably settled. The cruiser Sn Diego arrived here today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
MAKES NEPHEW SOLE HEIR.

Herland B. Sanford of Waterbury, a nephew, is the sole heir to the es- tate of Eliza J. Burritt of Bridgeport, whose will was admitted to probate today. The estate is a moderate one. Mr Sanford was also named executor. A sister, and a number of nieces, nephews and grand-nieces of the tes- tatrix are also heirs-at-1aw but it is believed there will be noScontest over the will
 On the estate of Charles R. Mo Carthy today, Lucy J. Denison and Mary L. Butler were named admin .istrices and Arthur Denison and B. F. Cooney,s appraisers. The estate con- sists of a parcel of land
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
SEEK TO FREE LABOR MIsN
 HEED ON CHARGES OF MURDER

Denver, Feb. 5HApplication for the release on bond of w B. Hickey and Eli M Gross, officers of the Colorado Federation of Labor, who are being held in communicate in the Pueblo county jail on Huerfano county grand jury warrants charging murder, will be made Monday in district court at Watonburg, counsel fer the prison CTS announced today.
 Attorney Hawkins announced that he would ask that grand jury indict- nnents be quashed on the ground that the jury consisted of men who had participated in the strike contro- yersy
 The Clyde liner Navahoe, New ' fork for Bremen with a cargo of cotton, ran ashore outside of the har- bor at Essbjerg, Denmark. It was tow ed into the harbor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
TURKS HAVE 12, 900
 MEN IN BIG BATTLE:

$ Cairo, Feb. 5:-Reports that 12,oee terday's fighting are confirmed in an official statement isued here today. The troopship Hardinge was struck by two Turkish shells which wounded 10 men, making the British casualties for the day 15 killed and 92 wounded
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
DUNBAR ANNOUNCES INAUGURATION OF PROBE
 IN TENEMENT HOUSES

Health Inspector Dunbar today an nounced that the Health Department will begin immediately an investiga- ton of tenement houses in Bridgeport with a view to the enforcement of the state laws relative to lighting, ventila- ton and toilet facilities. MT. Dunbar implied that the. courts will be in- voked, if necessary, to bring about a compliance with the law
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05

Czech newspapers in Hungary were suspended.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
CHARITIES DEPARTMENT
 WARNS PUBLIC AGAINST
 MENDICANTS ON STREET

The Charities Department today is sued 8 warning against giving to mendicants on the streets of the city. The department holds that the chari- ties organizations will care for needy cases and that giving to beggars on the street tends only to increase mendicancy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-05
Thirty two Vessels
 Built Here In Month

Washington Feb. 5.There were g sailing, steam and unrigged vessels of l., ,258 gross tons built in the United States in January according to the bureau of navigation. The largest vessel was the Northern Pacific at Philadelphia.