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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-05
DROPS DIVORCE SUIT

Upon petition Of the plaintiff, the
suit of Howard II. Kamp against Ethel
A. Kamp for a divorce was dismissed
by Judge Fox In circuit court today.
The suit was brought October 10, and
the complaint was withdrawn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-05
SELECT PASTOR SOON

John L. Rupe, senior warden, an
nounced today that new pastor for
st. Pauls Episcopal church will prob
ably be selected this week. A prospec-
tive pastor will meet with the con-
gregation within the next few days.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-05
NAMED AS PRELATE

ROME, Dec. 10.-Pope Benedict has
appointed the Rev. James Coyle, men,
Der OF the bishops council of Fall
River, Mass, his domestic prelate.
Father Ceyle will carry the title Of
MOnsignor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-05
ATTORNEY VISITS CITY

Oswald Ryan, Anderson, who was
elected prosecutor of Madison county
on the Republican ticket at the No
vember election, was q visitor In
Wayne circuit court today. He Is In
Richmond visiting relatives.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-05
BOARD OF GUARDIANS
MEETS ON WEDNESDAY

The Board of Children's Guardians
will hold it's regular monthly meet
ing In the court house at 2:3O o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-05

successful movement to raise an in
dustrial fund of 100000 to bring new
industries to this city.
Mr. Lontz heads one of the biggest
lawn mower factories IN the United
States. the output of the F. & N. plant
going to all parts of North and South
America. Prior to the war, the firm
did large business in Europe.
Just recently Mr.. Lontz organized
the new maIleable iron foundry here.
He holds interests in the Beebe
Glove factory and the Arlington Hotel
company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-05
President Smiles But Other
wise Ignores Attempt to
Interrupt His Message to
Congress.
ONLY 18 MINUTES
TAKEN BY READING
Text Avoids Discussion of
Women's Rights Confining
Itself to Newest Railroad
Problems.
TEXT OF MESSAGE

The text of President Wilson's
message delivered to congress to-
day will be found on page of this
issue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-05
Weather Forecast

For Indiana, by United States
Weather Bureau-Fair tonight and
Wednesday. Somewhat colder to-
hight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-05
JOHN D. ARCHBOLO,
GREAT OIL MACNATE,
DIES IN TARRYT0WN

TARRYTOWN, N. Y, Dec 5.-John
d. Archbold, president of the Standard
Oil company of New Jersey, died at
his home here this morning.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21
.Es PROBABLE QUE ENVIEN A
FLETCHER A MEXICO PARA
FL PRIFERO De AGOSTO
Il PUNTO QUE MAS Han BECUTlDO En- !
WASHINGTON ES Ia CsL|OaD De Los |
PGDERfS De Los C0HISIORADOS

WNSIIINGTON. Julio 30.-~iGur dl-
.f,.nJoSr IN los cirruIoS utlrial"S qu"
- muy probable ~" IN Ia >"mana
IN curse lurden in>taladaS las CO.
r;si,oa. de JOS gohi"rn0> de- Mexico
q los rSlH.lnS l'nido> que van 4 arrn-
rl3r iaS iifcrencia> Qu" rNI>t"n en-
tr. .o> dos paiSeS. y 10 que parece.
solo faua n aprohaei6n .i'l Pre>l-
japtp Wilson Y del Primer .Iera Ca
rranla a los arregIo> que - han he
.ho. para que coml"nr"n irahaiar
~ romiSi0nadoS.
J-nn dc los punioS que mas han dis
ruIjdn =! amhajador rarranciSta ' p
Snbsr.retario Polk - d" ia rlaSe d"
nod.ras que dehan SNr r9nt"riios- a
o. rnmiSionad0S.
/ En- p Departamento de E>lado d.
I jaron nay que >i para eI 10. de y
-o>io no hahia tenido luGar nunsiu
ramhio de imporfancia en la >Itua-
r,5n mexicana. Fl EEnbaj1dor Fl"i-
cher ira a ocupar 81 puesto 4 Il
Ciudad de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21
Pronuncioo un largo discurso en- el
Senado, hacienda yer las difficult
tades de la campana en- Mexico
APRIFBa IA TfORA DEL PaESDfATF wilson De QUE Los
FSTAD(S uNDOS No DfBfN R 4 La GUERRA CON HtM-
co POR SAL4AR Los MTFRESES De Los AhRCAAOS

question del salu;io = IN bandera era
una trlviaiidaG. pues - tratao" Ge
cahouazOS mas . menos. dieclSletc en-
lu"ar de veintiuno. TengO u plena e
"uri.iad que el aSunto del Saludo = IA
bandera- no tuvo que. vcr NADIA con II
or,:ea del Gesembarco en- Neracruz.
Fl "obiernc meXicano habia ofreCluO
un Saludo 4 Ia bandera ell detrmlna@a
forma. v IN verdad de las coSas e. O.
Sc trat0 de evitar que un barco ale
man GeSernbarcara en- e. puerto ne
xicano un cargamento de municioEes
para 6. gobi=rno de Huerta. DeSpuas
de ESQ Sc ha hablado mucno de Ias
respouSabIlidadeS que le correSDo1-
dian q nunStro gobierno por 10 gu"
hizo : por 10 que dejo de hacer. y .
hizo hincapie en- Il circunstancia de
como pudo touar possession el gobier-
10 americana de una aduana meXivI-
M sin violar Ia Soberania de aGutl
pals :"
II Senador Gallmeer !e pre&Unro
. Lafollete si creia que cran de "a
mas en- consideration lGs yreScicnIos
americanos que nan muerco en- Ne
xico \ ESQ ccntas;j de IN si@lli-Gtr
nanera el oradnr: "CreO dc mi deUer
derir sobrc eS- particular. que loS
american~S qu. nan lido Mexico 10
han hecho con cl fin 0c hacer dinero.
de eSpecular. Cuanlo G6lar va i "A Re
nGblica vecina Ileva e. incentive de
acaparar grandeS utl.idade>. Tai "cZ
es,a sea una doctrina nucra, IN el Sc
nado de los Estados Unido>. por
rueva no sea aco@ida. nj vcnIa en la
primeras escramuZas. pcro crco que
al final vencera."
"Lo que atrae = los americanoS en-
Mexico. son los grande$ recursoS DC
aquel pals. pcro Ell csc pals los 90
liernoS incsrablcs. hos amc.i-
":.uoS pueden comprar all con ciea
mil dolares. 20 que vale IN million. '
81 las vieias DOCTRINES van 4 prevIle-
Ger Ia doctrina de que IA bandeEa
americans tenga por obligation pro-
te@er las inverSiones de los america
no$-entonces el gobierno america
no $. veria ob!igado g;rantizar !os
intereses las especulacioneS de io-
ciudadanos americanos en- los paises
donde hay goblernos debileS, Y 4 sos
tener eli vaior de esaS eSpecu.acio-
nes."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21
In Cia. del Ferr0carril acept0 con
rrSerlaS I'm arreglo con
los OhrerOS.

II rnmpaiiIa H. IOS ferr0rarri.eS
irI NorI. ha arDpfado con las dahi-
,ia> rr~aryaS. las propo>irione> pne
- f. hirioron por conduclo del ms
i;luto dn Reformas SoriaIns para
Iaear 4 un arroGlo con los huelguis-
las. Esio rS. Ia compania So COM
nromorD 4 arrrder 4 las damanias
do los rrrrorarrilnroS nara nuc as-
los ynaIyan al trahaio desda lupgo.
nero - I'm oxpecifiradn. ianto De una
pari" como Il" la ORA, que se=uira
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21
Es terrible la situacion
en- Mazatlsn a eau
sa del hambre
Todas las tiendas de abarrotes es
tan cerradas en- ell menciona-
do puerto sinaloense

MAZATLAN. Mex. Julio 2O.-LaS
condiciones DE- alimentaci6n en- este
puerto eStan tocando Il la mas trr-
menda crisis. TodaS las tiendas de
articulos de primera necesidad eS-
tan cerradas Y las condiciones del
pueblo son deplorabieS.
Tn grupo lie refugiados. algTnOs
de los cuales Sc hallan en- miserable
condicion, fueron tomados bordo
del San Diego anteayer Hablan e>-
tos de todos los trabajos que Sufrie-
ron en- el interior. Y de que muchos
fueron asesinados por los banddo5
para apoderarSe de- dinero y de todos
los obietos de valor que ilevaban.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21
La resurrection del Wills
mo es I'm problema
para los E. Unidos
Como comentau en- Jos circulos de
Ia administration americana
la situacioa actual

. WASHINGTON. Julio 2O.-ti
creciente vigor que cada dla toma ia
nueva campana villista. esta ponien-
do las cosas de tai manera que todo>
los proyectos para una solucion pa
cisica de las dficultades entire Mexi-
co los Estados Unidos, Sc hallan IL
menazados pueda precipitarse en-
una crisis mucho mas Seria que t0da;
las anteriores.
Esto la amenaza de un nuevo
movimiento revolucionario Ell el Nor
te de Mexico, ha hecho que la sltua.
cion de los EstadoS Unidos Gamble !e
aspecto este efecto Sc nan hecho
algunas conSideTaciones Ell los circu
los oficiales lie esta capital.
Dos son las principaleS considera-
clones que Sc hacen Ell los circuIoS lie
Ia administration. saber:
1.-Cuando la expedition de Per-
shing Sc envio Mexico para caplu-
rar a Villa. este tenia solamente una
fuerza de $50 hombres. En- Ia ac-
tualidad Sc halla alfrente de ura
fuerza de 5000 revoIUcionarlos, Ia
administration sc encuentra por 10
tarto frente Il un nuevo problena
que reouiere ura de estas dos cosas
.renunciar Ia campana contra Villa
o extenderIa cambiar Ia caza cc.-
| ira el bandoiero en- una guerra cor
ira una faccion revolucionaria.
! IS los Estados Unidos quieran
ayudar Carranza para lograr la eli
minacion de Villa, Sc verian en- la ne
cesidad de enviar un verdadero eier-
cito a un Estado vecino, para ayu-
,iar q una faccion dominar la otra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21
NAYTORENA L[FCA 4 NUEVA YORK 7
DICE NO SER DE- Los [ECA[ISIAS
Ell "Herald" asegura que Luis Manuel Re
las viene conferenciar con Vasquez
Gomez a esta ciudad

de IN formation De ese partido han
cauSado una alza Ell los vasores me-
xicanos. FL Herald" hace notar que
Ia importancia del movimiento queda
de manifesto con el alza de los valo-
res.
Otra de sus informaciones asegura
que dentro de POGO tempo arribara
4 San Antonio, Texas, el licenciado
Luis Manuel Rojas, quien Va con Oh
jcto de confercnciar con ei Lie. Faz-
aueZ Gomez sobre aSuntoS de- tanras
veces dicho par:.ido. Por Ultimo. as2gn
"a el pef'i6Gico de que 50 Viene h.'
ulando. que existe una csria de N;iZ-
quez Gomez en que eXpIica el pro-
grama del par;ido y declara que eli
Vazquez G6mez-sera el EicepreSi-
dente de Ia Republica. al ti'iunfo del
movimi2nto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21


NUEVA YORK. .kulio 20.-El ex-
gobernador del Estado de Sonora, -Jo-
Sc Maria Maytorena. quien ACADIA de
arrihar este puerto. declare hoy que
no tenia conocimiento de Ia eXister-
cia del Partido Legalista de que tan
to Sc ha venido hablando. V que nadie
sc le ha acercado para hacerle pro-
poaicioneS en- nombre de eSe partido.
Dijo tamben Que de.de que expire
el termino legal de Su gubernatura en-
Sonora. rara Ia cual fue electo por el
pueblo. sc retro Il Ia vida privada Y
70 ha vuelto Il o"upar>e de politic;.
Agreg6 que en- ninsin case aceptari;;
pertenecer al partido legalista.
Fl Herald" Siguc publicando mott
cias references al mencionado partido.
Una de elias asegura que las ro,icias
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21
Bliss INFORHA Ole Ia CONDI.
CION De Los HIUCIANOS EN-
IA FRONTERA ES EXCELENTE
TcIenrama FSnrciaI nara IA pRENSA

fcIcnrama ESnecial para IA nRENSA
WASHINGTON. Julio 20.-Ei gene
raj Bliss. ayIiante del JEFF" del ES-
tad0 Mayor del Ej6rcito de- los f.S-
lIl"S Tnitos. quien fut comiSionado
para du" hicirra una vista te ms
p"rriGn a las fuerzas que han Sid0
reroncenlIada< en- "a frOntera. ia
rendiio parte a! D"partamento de Ia
Guerra. eXpresando que : encon-
uado que la condicion de los mill
cianos ds Nueya York, ahora que Sc
hallan en- Ia frontera. es excelente,
Y 1ue 10 hay motive para Greer que
la movilizacion de dichas tropaS a.
sur de la repuhllr3. sea periudirlaI
para 6StaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21
DrclaracioneS del MiniStr0 dc
Hacienda.

F, MiniStrO lie Hacienda So prrshn
tG hoy ell II Parlament0 para apo
var Fl prosrama economico que el
gobierno ha sometido la conSide-
rari6n dc las CorteS. FL ref"rido NJ
niStro declare que 81 cl deficit que
axiste en- el TeSoro no dlSminuia en-
ell pr6ximo afo, clio $era a c0nse-
cuencia de que 2! Parlamento Sc
rahuSa a eeptar q programa de ecc-
nomias Que ma sometido el sobier-
no para Su eStudio y consideration
por p parlamentc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21
Manero va a trabaiar
porque no reclamen
los extraDjeros
El Cob. csrrancista trata de obIigar
estes cue renuncien Ia
protection de sus gobie1nos

HABANA. Julio 20.-Antonio Ma
nero. un alto empleado de la Secre-
taria de Hacienda dc Mexico. arri-
bo aver a la Habana. Declare que
viene como Representative de Carran-
"a. Il efecto de aI1eglar en- las repu-
b!icaS atino-americanaS. cl que Sc
obigue Il los capitaIistas extranjeros,
que inviertan su dinero en- estos pal
ses. renunciar Ia protection de
su8 gobiernos, hacienda Ia decIara-
cion de que Sc Scmeten a las leyes Gel
pals en- el que hayan hecho Sus inver-
stones.
c. Helder, un aleman quien desen-
pena una comisi5n en- el ejercito de
CarranZa, en- Mexico. va Ell camino
como enlisario del Primer Jefe Ber-
lir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21
RENUNcIO UN PRESlDENTE

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Julio 20
Aver fue anunciado aqui que E. Die
kinson. ha renunciado como p residen
te de la Kansas CITY, Mexico ard
Orient Railroad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21

f.''Effill fs>hFfiht HdIJ - y va. ~
WASHINGTON, Julio 20. Fl Sc
nador r.affollete prouunci" nm large
discurSo esta noche en- ia Alta &.
mara. refiritndoSe q n prepar!ci"r
militar. En- 81 larga perorarion. qu"
duro cerca de tres h"r".. e ret!rI" :,
In situacion r,exi-ana d" n Si@uieH;s
manera
.sCrando me pongo - penSar de io-
zsfuerzoS que g han hecho para Ee-
varaos 4 una guerra con Mexico. Sien?
pr4 recuerdo "a guerra de los boer'
con Tnglaterra. E. pueblo de Mexico
i've en- graHdeS regiores montanosaS,
los boeroS vivian en- IN terreao
muv parecido. Los meNicanoS son los
meioreS iinereS en- este hemisferio Y
Dotr;g haber quIen maneje mejor la
aluaS. Dero no quien mameje mejCr
lo- cabauoS. Ounce n,illoneS de haoi-
ranteS hay en- Mexico Y en el Trans
vaal solamenie habia. segun n pare
=. cuatrocientos mil 5oeroS. FL p2r;!-
40 migirarisra de Inglaterra dijo 81
les lie comerzar il guerra que esIa
.o-tari: unos cincuenta millones Ie
.o,arcS que los boeros >erian reda-
riaoS en- POGO tempo. ' 10 que res"s-
20 'ae que Ia aventura .e cost" x
,1.@a Bretana billion y ruarto de do
"a g neceSit6 cuatro amos = cuatF"-
.iearos nil sc,dadoS para venir He.-
.up-rr a! lin que no tenian conqUI>,a-
40 q Tran-vaal del todo.
..Yo desaaria cue e Senado tuv-e
-., siomnrc presente todo ESQ. cuando
orouros cabaIleros de>ean que Sus Dlo
nia5ades eo Mexico sean protegiGl,
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21

Tai cosa no solamente podria unir :.
las faccioneS meXicanas para arrojar
del pals u los americanos; sino que
-seria compIetamente contraIia IA
actitUd adoptada por el Presidente
Wilson Y expresada publicamente en-
su discurso pronunclado en- Detroit,
cuando dijo que Mexico tenia dere-
cho para Iihgar sus propias Data
Has.
Tres son. en- opinion de algunos
funcionalioS de la administration las
soluciones que los Estados Unidos
tienen para rcsolver la nrseva sirua-
ci6n en- que Sc encuentran colocadcs,
saber:
Conciliar los villistas va. los
otros revolucionarios invitarlos .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21
IsIBROS EN- ESPkNOL

Compre usted sus iibros en- sspahe! o
Eseaeio E. Lozano, 6Gl Doiorosa ST. Sss
Antonio, Texas Su cass es IL mas bsrats-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21

We yuarantee LA PRENSA has lsrgss
circulation than any other mexican news
paper in the United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-21

(pssa e ls 81. Gel. ss.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-05
FRIENDS BODY SAVES 3 FROM
 SUDDEN DEATH
Trio of Workmen Tn Fall at Court House, Strike Up
 on Fourth Victim.

At St. Vincent's hospital little hope is held for the recovery of Michael Rapier, address unknown, one of the victims of the accident at the county courthouse yesterday afternoon. Paul Bogelko, aged IS, 53 Commercial street, is expected to recover, al- though his condition is yet serious. Coroner Phe1an began his probe to- day.
 Rapier and Bogelko were on the scaffold, which fell 60 feet to the ground, fatally injuring Thomas Destf, aged 21. 200 North Washington ave- nue, who died two hours after at St. Vincent's hospital.
 The three 1aborers assisted by Fore man James Taggart of Bowling & Bot tomley, who were remode1ing the courthouse, were engaged in setting 250-pound granite 1intel. It had been lifted to the third story from the ground by a derrick and was being set in place. The four men were on a wooden scaffold at the third story of the building.
 Suddenly the heavy granite HnteI slipped from their grasp and plunged through the wooden scaffold to the cellar. The scafoId was smashed by the weight of the 1inte1 and the four men were pitched head1ong into the cellar where they landed in a heap of gravel.
 Desti struck on his head and was killed almost instantly. Rapier suf- fered a fracture of the skull, concus- sion of the brain, three broken ribs on the right side, a broken right arm and a fractured left leg. He is con scious at St. Vincent's hospital but it is not believed he will recover. Bo- gell1o fell upon Dest1 and Rapier and he suffered internal injuries, a frac- ture of two ribs on the left side and 8 broken right arm. It is said that his chances for recovery are good. Fore man Taggart suffered a shock and a few minor abrasions. He walked to the office of pr. D. M. Trecartin, 432 State street, where he received treat ment. Work was immediately ,sus- pended on the building and none of the 1aborers reported for work today.
 Taggart told Coroner Phelan that Rapier and Bogelko were holding one end of the lintel. while he and Desti were managing the other end and that the other men let go their end. of the stone. This caused it to turn and fall on the scano1d. Charles A. Bottom1ey, treasurer of the firm of Bowling & Botomley, said the scaffo1d was built of spruce lumber, which is considered the strongest and which is the cost Hest material used for the purpose. The coroner continued the hearing until tomorrow
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-05
M. B. c. BROTHERHOOD
 ENTERTAIN THE LADIES

In the par1or of the Memorial Bap- tist church, MapIewood and Howard avenues, last evening, about 60 women gathered as the guests of the Broth erhood. The. decorations were com
 nented on by all, being the Amerf- can flag and palms. The chief fea- ture of the gathering was the oyster stew supper given to the ladies by the. men and all enjoyed it.
 After the supper MT. Koch gave a few words of welcome. Rev H. Doug las Pierce made a few remarks. MT. Koch's orchestra furnished the music for the evening. Following is the pro- gram: Reading, Miss P. Caldwell, "A Day at the Seaside''; solo, Memories George Owen; banjo solo, "Darkies' Delight" Roy Koch; cornet solo, Thomas McMelIon; reading, Who's Afraid" Miss P. Caldwe11; solo, Be cause,'' George Owen; banjo solo, tsQuick March, Roy Koch; cornet solo, Thomas McMelIon. At the con clusion of the program Mrs. H. D. Pierce extended a vote of thanks to the Brotherhood for the good time they had enjoyed. The evenings en- tertainment was closed by singing a verse of ''B1est be the Tie that Binds" after which Rev. Pierce gave the Benediction.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-05
JTTNEURs FINED.

Three jitney drivers were fined s2 each in city court today for violating city ordinance by failing to have the, tail lights on their automobile light ed. They were c. B. Hills, Herbert P. sherman and Morris Hockheiser.A All paid.
 Policeman John Dempsey yester5av arrested two jitney drivers charged with violating the traffic regulations on Barnum avenue. They were Philip Raskowsky, AT California street and John Vlacoss 399 Water street. The latter was also charged with operating motor vehicle without procuring license. In city court this morning their cases were continued until Sat urday under bonds of S25
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-05
Bind Over Garage Worker To Upper
 Court For Theft

wafving examination in the city court today, Samuel Levine, 620 Penn broke street, charged with the theft of an automobile, was bound over to the May term of the superior court under bonds of $1, ,500.
 Levine was employed in the Cobb garage at 1,345 ParE avenue. On the night of March 30, he is alleged to have stolen the car of Charles Boras. of 1.S45 Park avenue. The following day the car was missing as was Le- vine. The car was later found in a garage in Brooklyn.
 The proprietor of the Park avenue garage was suspicious of Levine's sud den. disappearance Ills reported the matter to the police. A picture of Lewis was. sent to the proprietor of the Brooklyn garage and he said that it was the picture of the man that left the Boras car there.
 Levine was arrested at his home early this morning. He denies the ac- cusation but is ready to stand trial in the superior court. The automobile was valued at $400. Levine was un- able to furnish the required bond.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-05
CHILDREN HATE
 PILLS, CAL LOMEL
 AND CASTOR OIL
If cross, feverfsh, constipated, give "California Syrup
 of Figs"

Look back at your childhood days. Remember the t.dose'' mother insisted on-castor oil, calomel, cathartics. How you hated them, how you fought
 With our children it's different, Mothers who cling to the old form of physic simply don't realize what they do. The children's revolt is we'll founded. Their tender little ''insides'' are injured by them.
 If your child's stomach, liver and bowels need cleansing, give only deli cious "California Syrup of Figs Its action is positive, but gentle. Millions of mothers keep this harmless fruit laxative'' handy; they know children love to take it; that it never fails to clean the liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach, and that a teaspoonful given today saves a sick child tomor- row.
 Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot tie of "California Syrup of Figs" which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown ups plainly on each bottle. Beware of commercials sold here. See that it is made by California Fig Syrup Com pany.'' Refuse any other kind with contempt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-05
stabbing Victim In
 Critical Condition

Although he is still conscious, after losing 8 great quantity of blood. Lean dro Machera. 160S Sterling street, hurt in fight with Fortunate Tripodi, a fellow boarder. is in a critical condi- ton at Bridgeport hospital Mrs An thony zanbagliona, the boarding mis- tress, who was also cut in the affray, is recovering at Bridgeport hospital. Her injuries were slight.
 That jealously was The cause of the cutting is the opinion of the police. Tripodi made a, Statement to Detective George Simon this morning in which he said that he had been living with Mrs Fam bagIiona for the last To months.
 Tripodi vas arraigned in the city court this morning, charged with as- sauIt with intent to kill. His case was continued until Opril IS. under bonds of $t5.eo0. He was unable to furnish the bond.