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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23
EPISCOPALIANS
 MAKE PROGRESS
 IN BIG DRIVE

William F. severen, chairman of the central committee of the Epis- copal church campaign in the city stated last night that the campaign is not q mere "drive" for a stated sum Of money. It is a process of mobilization of all the resources of the church, intelligence, energy, pub lie spirit and patriotism, for the work the world now has for the church.
 Reports from the b-committees show that the Bridgeport movement is speeding up on effective lines. The severa! parishes are at various stages of progress, but all are moving.
 Provision Is being made for a series of mass meetings in November. The woman's committee has been asked to arrange for a great united pageant on Nov. 30 by the church
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23
RUSSIANS NEED
 AID IN BATTLE AGAINST FLIES

Kharkov, Southern Russia. Oct. 23. Medical officers of Denikine's vol unteer army have appealed to the American Red Cross to aid them in their fight against the swarms of flies that infest the country in gen. era1, and the field hospitals in par dcular, like a pest The army is with out insecticides and has no screening material.
 Reports received in this city from Red Cross doctors engaged in a medical survey of the Krementchoug region describe this whole area as swarming with flies, crows and other birds of carrion. The pests have been attracted by the large masses of de- caying material that have accumulat- ed in the area recently vacated by the Red armies.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23
D. s. MEDALS
 AWARDED TO
 U, $. ATTACHES

washsnrzton, Oct, 2s>-Awards of Distinguished Service Medals to q number Of .Ae7sertean military at taches who were on duty at foreign capitals during the war were an noun,eeS, yesterday These decorated and t2setr -.atlons ucere> Colonel Ed ward Davis, an@ tfeut, Cplencs Ar thur Po:0o1l, ffaEyue> Colonel N41a> F, H. Godson, BeTae< Colone1 MarvyGt C. BucEey> Ros,ieS Lfeat, Celonel Ste pfep Siocun, Lon5oa$ I3cut, Colonel K. F Baldwin, Tokios t-leut, Colonel Robert AI Cas1at .,el., Mexico City; Colonel Oscar N Solbert, Copenha- gen, and Lieut., Colonel Thomas F Van Estta, Havana
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23
sZOLLOZY TO
 RETAIN S522
 GIVEN HIM

The s521 placed h tho hands Of Morris Szopozy when the poultry business of ForEcsl and ATandeI- r7urn, 299 Pine street, was sold re- c5rtly, mus remain with SzoLozy for the present, according to tl:e decision given by Judge Walsh of the Com mon Pleas court
 Szoglozy sa1d the funds were given to h!m In order that he might pay any claims, He said there was dis pute between the former partners as to the ownership or the money and he wished to have the cosIrt en5oin FHo~kosh O. ATapdc>baUm from suing him for che r2onoE, He also wanted to De relieved of responsibility in the matter, Both petistonS were denied
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23
,hoo1s of the seven parishes.

schools of the seven parishes.
 On Friday, Oct. 31 there will be a mass meeting for all the women of the Episcopal church at St. Johns church at 8 o'clock. Dr. W. c. Sur gis of the campaign headquarters in New York, will be the speaker. There will be social gathering in the parish house afterward, the women of St. Johns being the hostesses.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23
so LIGHT.

Cholly-Miss Amy prefers to go in the surf with me because she says she feels so safe with me.
 Jack-Yes; she told me no matter what happened, she knew that your head would always float.-Baltimor American.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

wigg-"Have you noticed that the new style fall hats are lower in the crown?" Wagg-'I have not All I have noticed Is that they are higher in the price,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

and Mrs. William Fuller recently un- derwent an operation for removal Of adenoids at Bridgeport hospital and has nov recovered and attends school
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23
THERE ARE MANY WAYS

He-Sweetheart, words can never express my great love for you,
 She-That's all right, Try saying 1t with flowers or chocolat ates-Izondon Ideas,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church gave a, supper in their social room Friday evening
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

Lawrence Sherman of WaIlingford spent the week end with his parents Mir and Mrs. ErnesE Sherman.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

Sunday guests at the home of Sam ueI G. SeeIey were MT and Mrs. Charles B. Seeley, Miss Nal el A See ley of Orange, MT and Mrs John H. Wheeler, Mrs. Charles II. F'reder- tck and three daughters of Easton and Earl Jackson of Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23
Tashua and Long Hill

Perfect attendance at the Tashua school for September is as follows: Mary Jankowski, J-I-.ily Mason. Will liam JankowsIzi, A1nie Platl<o, Frank PIaIko, Margaret PIatko, Ethel Full fer
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

MT. and Mrs. L. R. Wildman and ,amily have spent the past week as guests of MT. and Mrs. William Dick nson of Woodbridge.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

DIR. W. B. CALDWELL TODAY Born shelbyvius, Mo, March 2Z. 1s3e. Began the manufacture of hi. famous prescrip.
 lion in 1892.
 In spite of tbe fact that Dr. CaIdzgeVs Syr9P PePsin $ the largest ScIling liquid IGFotiVe ;n ike zVorId, thcre being over 6 miiIiofs bottles sold carb year, ,rary z0ho tee6 its benefts haze not yet ased it. II y0a haVs not, send yonr ,tGnse and eddress for free trial bottle 10 Dr. W. B. CaEdzceH, 511 Washington St., Aonti- cello, Illinois.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

John PIatko has sold his farm to put of town parties
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

Mir and Mrs Edwin vargoshi and daughter of Shelton were Sunday Fuests of MT. and Mrs Richard A Schmidt
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

Mrs Benedict Spath and infant son returned to her home on Tashua Hill Monday after spending two weeks at Hudson, N. Y. Mrs. Spath's sister re- turned with her for visit.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

Mrs. Samuel G. See1ey spent the week end with her parents Mir. and Mrs. Solon B. Wales and sister Mrs. Ambrose s. Hurd of Monroe.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

MT ReppIaa of L. l. and famil! are occupying the Hills place.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

Mrs. Homer Sherman and son Ken aeth have moved to North avenue, Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

Miss Grace Elliott has been a re- sent guest of her friend Miss Jean aette Harris of Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23

Miss Ethel Fuller. daughter of MT. I
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-23
Wonderful vigor of the Syrup Peps
 Millions now use his famous

ALL physicians know that good health depends largely upon A proper digestion and elimination. and that sickness results from these None knows this better than the family" doctor, the general practitioner.
The sun., 1919-09-06

vfelntsd his prwers when he snrncthea
in his pstftbsn vftrr1sratfve aouss ana
tursrti11end and n1sel1esrs statenJents sum
csruirg the board IT'S president. The
Mayer and tho Cenrvfroi1sr. and thereby
srerstspved tho privilege &eeerfed him
by stasnte ana TINS ren,fsrvd hiizzself
laIn0s to eensurs fer sfbsh Tegrehensisfs
eondfrcf"
Mr. Rral1 refers to the Ertinger psti-
titsn as ~tna,lisortffn1re." and charges that
Erringer wiln1i1y made ~ensndervus. m
relevant and hrnDertirenf stztersentsN TO
the erect that -rs,e board was engaged
in an IhortiNe sttenDc To en1h,sdg the
ecncrrrtsns held hT the cry offs,,iiAns sf
tha nsnirsd., e1.ascunhtRf authority tAe
e.:ss:. 60 ss.seehs nzar sxsr-
gilse."
The board so the answer epnchpies,
sdcVted tire bylaws eonplline1 Of ~
8rthiger -t11 m honest atreucs to factit-
saEs and improve tire administration Of
the edanntiena1 zSnirs placed under irs
management ana to pro1note tina best IT,
tsrests Of the schools"
ANY feeling Of hostility sewsrs NEr.
Errirgsr Is denied, and II Is asserted rhss
soH1d Wishes TO mid and assist him .,
Tire performance OF his dutiiss'- In ecn-
cAzsiisn. ts is dsnanded thas tNe SEATS
sssnrSt ef Ea7u:atfRu condemn ard CEN
sure Mr.. Ertiniger and DISMISS bis Psrt-
llssFlA
The sun., 1919-09-06
MARCH SCEPTCAL
AS TO WORLD PEACE
Poison Gas May Be Needed IN
Future Even If League
should Abolish 1t.
TANK HAS COME TO STAY
General Tells Congress IL Is
Necessary to Prepare for
War Emergency.

10htIitA G1aBftt4fIh 40 -
wAsErSGruS. Sept. h-Th's nrtDs tIi1h
thnr high adfcers az tina war Department
have To the Lsng,za sf Nations 1g1tn was
sisr1snarrafed ts.4faT by the testiE1'sny ec
Gen. Psyruu C. March. ChhsE sf saar..
e,ssrre the Hauee oriltrarT Cerzmiahee.
Cen March saas Tn. csmmirree that
the Esagl1e es NE1psns eaEsraHt contains
n -r-uiisi,rn that members qe tina bsEg-Ds
sFssLlr not use poisonous gEs rs n weapon
Of Warfare. and that tr vrohiotrs Ger
rrarF fruc1 u,aaUfR&zrurg any wAr
gases sr importing any r-streriini 10 make
Them Chemical warfare. be said. r,iIE
played su,Eh n Ehrge part In the Presenr
wsIr. " practically ab,sii2sn,sG uElfttr the
EreeuenE
But d.sspfue tire Bsng1e and Trsaty pro-
Visions Cen. MAr-n n few zfnItss ksnef
wis rsrocrlnsndlnz the Eetenricn et the
Chemical warfare Service rs erre ot tire
Ervfsions % tire ARMY and ASKED eitar a
l1r,re persannss4 be assigned tn IT,. I-'.
SERVICE ~ needed SR -'ksep 1hrsHsG &C
th.. werhR' IN gas rani1caselEns Int- c>'s
bnusnrb-u ef SsTicss 60 eeus1srHcE IT, lie
asserted
asFne unred sc1res cannGd run the
ri.sls az being un1rspnred fac an evenrrI-
aREr." Cen March said ID reply 70
,---ssricrs aE Chairman kJkr tC1Al-
In view. h,gw~Ter. 1t tire xrs7s Prupoeed
hy the great nations q the uortt 60
zhcl1sh enernscaI U1rtLre. TIE war DEE
surtr1ens has not th,sCget Il wise To rec
sr-ruand the creation Of IN t1stecencs-nl
eAesute4I warfare service eS-r 10 rec11n
IL under tina Engineer C7rps
The use ee poisson EE= by Germany
was u1f.Esrifs3hIe, Cen March said 7trer
srxrsng saaE the AIIies were erupsilsS.
to use Il 1ersr the Kaiser BAD t9re'st;
extensive adVazess bJ supSsyt1S Z.
@Pchsuuirg cs the MIR hz f-st LS u1i1c'
/ rruh sbfrsd By the laws zt t--eruarisnA
warfare Is Fuisuuing Of waEsr,- he said
I -Aut Germany Fad no regard tor shiE
and that Is way we must &c prepared To
any ether n1ris1n taking similar aeSnzF
ID years % epu1,s.~
[ The tank hAs cCnzz To STAY as 4 Va
L wgapcc- Ger MARCIA pre,31.1sd~ ard &
I saft r u-EEhs es 4 de,,h3rnsg eaGE7r n "a
zlzrs ccmaarz.
Il The tank Is a uzssv1hle 6ebt eHErsry-
\ An sxceEenc Sighting aAehaue-azf
\ has eurzs tn Stay he <skht- 1T has re
L piaesd savaAry Il. suczs extent and
\ xr-ppLs-zents the work 81 artillery E1ns-
have eeen dsVs5oPed to c1soUzs from 90
I to SIX pound CITES. thss restriction &c u
: sfzH OF the gun being the ability Of IL
: 5ssS &c s.lss II TIE rscI5k-~
Tue army. Gen Marc1 sI51- hEs 6,sr@i
coed a distinctive tank, ard has rr-r-
her q 1hsnl. bat &c did nss en-sr I'M
1ng tsscrfDca1cS.
The sun., 1919-09-06
AUTOCRATIC MOVE
LAID ETTNGER
Prall Defends New BYLAWS
Adopted by Board Of
Education.
REPLIES To ACCUSATION
Superintendent Called %IR-
s0lent- and ~S1snderous-
Over Petition.

Aiming S. Praln president es the Beard
&c EittnzssSrn. made public yesterday bis
defence &C the rew bw-Hhws Adophed h9
the board The dsfsnee WIS lied WITH
tire State Department ec Ellln.ntbcn. to
whteh complaint bad been made con-
corning them bF William L. Ertir1ger.
Ciry Superintendent Of Schools. VITO as
serted the hy-lhws t,ols frcu. hii-s certain
powers vested IN him by the State board
Upon the d.sctsisn &C tne STATE Cen1,-
ulsHfcue.- IN rhirs matter largely depends
the Gv1satirn Of whether the City Ss,.
Wisid thu Gz1pcrHrSe power claimed by
him as executive head oe the s,inosi
system 0e the city. or whstlAssr the Beard
ce EIs1cntbSn snhl direct the work Of tx
stsAcrJtinates.' says Mr.. PralR
After declaring That r-11y ether cities
IA the State Will be affected eV the de-
eisicn, Mr.. FTal1 says Mr. Etaingsr pre-
PHred tiar adarsicn by the toard hy-GI wrs
wifhra would have made hhs an auto
craft in the sdl1cHtiou9l syS1sn ce tn.
eizr"
"E4s hasclantly scc1lses the beard
Mr. PrHiTs answer csc1in-sEs, with I'm
warranted interference with the internal
Administrations Of school affairs. in tins
Pruvi<sens az the new hr-JlwS regarding
associate and district zIzperinssaGsnts.
II Entn,ger lad eonnnsd his state
urenz % alleged ErieT1nZes to legal e,sns
/ xisissrat5scs be would have been clearly
within ais rights TO bring and n1aintair
pet5sisau to che STATE CaCrr iGssf9nar Q.
E;tfw,ntiGn and for 50 doing he eS1d no
have eezn Sa1IEd TO Account. BIT b,
The sun., 1919-09-06
gzICE CONFERENCE SOON.
snfA Calls Meeting 81 City. State
and Federal oMeEmk.-

AEsAST, Sspr- i,-An mp.srrzn1 ccrs-
4rmGe n 5saI with the ht-Sh cost ot
ring and sruezserfng m this S1.Lte
vii be had II AT1Gry and viii be AT
rnIiaa BY Representatives az FedsrHL
f-IEz And ETY. governments n IN effort
n plan TIE hes1 H-ssis1s1 az Precesli-r-
N rsiAsTs III. sf-IsEtior- The date las
1eHn sIs,t rsrr1rTvsFE Is MgntaF- sep
Hnber IS. the conferences 90 that d1F
Impending gSon whe5ker A MfreAeE
Palmer. CutEsd SclEss ArrarnsF Gem
HaL can be present tksn TIE tine
viii De SET 10 sS-fE his xarrs-5snca-
Tire GsEsrrSr as Arranging this eur.-
nsnddr.1ns % lis fsod prs.s gcr-rziss-
Hunerz. former Gov GfyrE ard D-;
laiu 4 Finley. who p-3naaly viii PRE-
Rnr 4 71E1 t-r Compensation Of e1gCr In
hs war G1 high pricesl
Gov Smith has hssn advised t.a,
kt-nrrey-GenErL P9hnsrs g65sns Il IN
1ussesslou C reports CT the W1Zks Leg
Hlaf1rs Ccu7trrae si11r Iuves11EzEress
tat-yiug n all rs Phrases II this state
ant ~ an orssr oE the Supreme Cc1rr
vii be given c0ptss af the rsgnc5 Of til.
him Dee proceeding before Ml<lz1raEs
1czA1I,u waEa the Dat-FEen's Lsagus
Vas z1ter sre.
The Governor rscsfvsd to-day 4 re-
rEsr run tAe Federal Department g.
FlHrlce far cDpdes Of the reports % the
Asfca1zE- Exehzngz tUves-lEzCilr q
iGr-sr. eggs and grain prua1Ets c7n-
tTtat = 1919 and 1915 wh6ch were
fled with the State Attorney General
These vi De s7rwzr1ed
The sun., 1919-09-06
.GIRL WHO SLEW DOCTOR HELD
Name of Another wo@aR Men
tfsneA xn Case-

Sza-SsErEzp- Mass SEPT Mas I@sl-
ME ZEzr-eruAn- who 81 August Seoe
And killed her c5gsfz. Dr. Henry ZHE--
raer-u11- was bound ever to rhs Grand
I--r On a charge o. trSr degree zu-sie-
" Judge Hzady IN Po1hcs CoE-r to-day
At Tire encc2lEs5cc q a rrslt1z1z.ary hear
fr-- Several eTsElt-szsss 10 Tia seoos-
M testified. tzelzdrng Bernard Fed
-Ir. y Hf4ion< trtznd GO both the d.
tsndzn- and Dr. LI-rs-u2E He re-
vzaIed fur the FIRST time ths uAE-e Of
Mss sarah Fel1zAn of M+aehss1er- n
II a Dr. Zlnnsruzrfs co-rnnion upo1
thss cay Of The shooting. and 20 Tzo1- he
was alleged tE5-hkTe bs~n engaged
He tsnbad The snEzgs-szr- and Ike
wise dzabe5 ta1t Dr. Zt-nErrzan ard
rzzzhs krnr-sr-rSn had been engaged at
anv time The EszciuCCy q tina eye
witnesses WIS the same IN each Gas
AL agreeing sI1at the eoCpte met. had n
hrisr sQt Spirited Argument and rh4t
Miss Zimmerman fred I've shocz rot1e
blank Nc defense was onsre6- ard Miss
ZlnnrasrrzAn was bound cTsr To the
Grand Jury without hail
The sun., 1919-09-06
WEFFTY STDIKrS Of
CABLE MEN ENDED
Commercial Company Makes
Some Concessions.

The Weekend strike Of the Commsr-
ctzl Cable Ccnpany's operators was
declares At an end before last mid
night Ons OF the Sonpany's oencizls
said that the men had reconzidersd
.Eri- t.sstzf -s@r-s-4 -zFErur ard
would remain AZ work. or at tsza1 an
overwhelming majority OF them would
The American end operators of the
Commercial Cables have been quttttn 3
work on Fridays az midnight and re-
turning to their keys on Sunday al
I-.s1-s$A.. -ssssfng -tSo to Work over
time any Of the days they did report
They demanded the same wages as
operators on the European end Of the
cables received Plus the same bonuses
and maIntaflsnce feez The company
otficial sid Lzsg night that negotiations
were not yet completed Ths men have
not obtained All thai thsy wanted. bot
tie company = sa.d 10 have made con-
ceszionA
The sun., 1919-09-06
FOOD STORES OPEN
IN SCHOOL HOURS
VIII Continue Sale OF Army
Supplies Despite Start of
Fall Term Monday.

TIE city VIII co1t1n1s to rake sh'=
57vs- parts q. pzeEc scE0ozs Uurk ts-
thu sszefr q chE6rsafs t1rrnies EeIs
the classr1au-s are eelng dsEUsed 10 ths
JssEss5FIzs=. GO ~. sl.ilst-s1-z bruins, By
IN arrzEgsr1snr Wtth the Beard Of Ed
r.asit11 the DsparlE1=n- AZ Public Mar
ks1s VIII be psEua1rtsd to sell surplus
army foodztu@s IN seventy schools DIR
ting school hc1-s after the sAu sessis3o
begins. Mcr.iaF morning
TIE Rev Dr. Io1zthLR c. Day Mar
kzs C1nEhsEi1csr. announced LAST eve
ming that tn few instances where III.
sales are being crnducr&5 In spat:ez re-
served as pilygruS11sds the -sr1rss~ VII
- closed The Board e Ed1aEtioc-
however. VIII grant the Use Of another
srhoot IN the sz=s gszs-St zs4g.Ae=-
hood 70 take the place os any store
that Is zha13cueG-
To zv11d any EI1izp c@fSSsz Fz-5ssas
and parr1nz. tie school s1urez VIII close
fifteen minutes before the bell rings far
tire roou reress ard VIII Teopsn IN ths
Afternoon nttsen minutes after school Is
"fr- st1re hours win be t7uE 10 A. NJ
uncfl fI=4s A n AMI from ISIS P NJ
to O'Clock
Tks srh.ool s1.-ss VII be closed
Wednesday. -PerzhinE Day" 10 enable
TIE selling stats and patruus To see the
htg parade. Account Of stock Is tzks1
ere day ear week. whsn business 4
suspended
Army oeicIzIs modified Dr. Day yes
terdzy shzE ga.gaa additioazi cases o.
tomatoes now at Port Newark ara 90
be released for sale by the city thru-gh
the schools. Dr. Day says there are
tWsnSy-sour carIoads In the ennzsgr-
rzsnt QrotzstoGs On canned tomatoes
show an increase in tO-GzTs Fair Price
) Coa.mttr=e's list II - believed the
! fair maximum prices may drop 2ftsE
/ TIE zrny's i.4tG.6a9 Or more cans are
Dumped on the local market.
Dr.. Day said a @urrber Of meat deal
[ srs In Wasiaing rOu. Greensboro ard H1r'
ts--. markets. have offered to handle any
army surplus % beef. u--tor. pork and
/ chicken that ray cDu1s TO New Tora
IN The dtstFtbUrio1 Of these supplies
AMONG municipalities The city trssh
has no cold storage facilities for Ii.
care Of fro1sn meats and therefore can
not uz6errAks 10 retail L through thi
sehooAzL II NsU York city gets ths
/ bsnedt Of the frc1en meats they Vii
have TO - HANDLED By the butchers II
\ the city rus1Fkssz II CAsy sell this usz
! the retail price vii Be set By the Gov
I srums1t-
The sun., 1919-09-06
JERSEY RUM RAIDS TRAP le.
An Accused Of vte1atins War
Tam< PrsAIkattsn.

TEsSvruN, Sept s--As result cc rains
made at New Jersey shore resorts ny
agents OF tire Department Of ISE<tnce SIX
teen alleged violarcrs Of the war time
vrenfaatbsa net are to be 1rraigneG here
Monday In the Federal Court.
TIE respondents are Mabel Russ ard
Iln1es Dos Of the Ross Fenson Farm.
D's,l1s Jo1n Z. PRICE AID Frank TowuS's
ss Price Ho-el Long Br1rcn Sar1 J.
MeDpnoErn Isaac Coats an,1 Jelsn Doe
Of S-sotty's Cafe. Avon Jean l. Bigysst.
ATeerr g. Craig AMI J1r-ss n Kn1:kfes.
Sch Gtrrs Thomas DeI4yie and twc
Walters A1s1lre. Morris Levy xaa .
waiter Of tAe ora Homestead Hctsl. Del
wanna. and A R 1Estger CT tie Cireni
Nosea Inn GreAs NOTCH.
The sun., 1919-09-06
VILLAINS INSISTS
NODDROPSLOVER
unHrar Administrator Cites
Averages to Prove High
Prize Peak IL Passed
uw MAXIMUM LIST OUT
r4suatps Are Based Chiefly
an Cash and Garry Plan
of Selling

--,a numerical average Gf an tia
..1--.,n,rru Eairr prices tor meats az
...--rr liI tu-yfiEF's LIST Gf the FHir Prise
s.,,,rii-rs 10 ~ ecgnfsA- HERurulng tn
,,-,,u- williams. Federal Foscf Altman
',,-atu- sar tlfis etrF-
l,,y-revg n1ueta at tIis eiregni,au OF Mr.
,vTuIasuW an r-urrpH Of hutzhers Ia W.
.a,,- parts az tine ciry sinaw tina uuzuer-
80 asaraEa ac tteir selling princes gu
N, upue siglnssn insn1a EIs1Ezss.ssf "a s;sss
mir ,r.cs IHr 70 De "a fsEIGws4 he saFz=
Inst Nsw Eart- 5T-g4s uppar Dnrr ct
1rnu,l,xar. 4Ga1- Broadway. In ussiEfs-
sursiuuti az rs8ch scrser. 3TR1s mbttsEIls
,nmr West sl,fa. gI-Tg; EIaar Side. 1Gsss
Tr-r rgsnrH. between EIgifEssth and
Tngt.stsi Streets. g411s Brunx- a44k
ms stE- rrice ccnzr1irrRens uzr1uarInrr
,.,uHxslrriu E1lr pricE'" Est af Erogsrfez
b MAS eGg1tz1-
NJ WILLIAMS saFI that ne n11uErSznT
nmzsa ac retail prizes az three gruuvs
AZ mai and ezrrT srarRs zlto'w These re-
SUITS
Sruru Va. I. tATTs group Va 2.
Nsss rruuU va !. Is.s4
ms numerical average oe tits nEnrsrt-
,uI agarzzas az TIE "eazlt and carry
and sis SeilUrY bureiter sfaupa uhersfzrs
hEEA az euEnpHreE w1rh the Elir rrses
,s,mmirrses nnner1Ezl Average cf 81
willie tina nnnertsal average &C tina nas,-
umrnzI averages ot tine ErvcsrY suzru
sling PRICES tao deiRvzrF grucsrT stores
as annaifere5I u IAd95s as agafnsr
mss III -tAir prices"
II. Williams says hs Things prices tn
Irr zg-s tie sarne IA they were tife drsr
M .is Fsar. He inziarz that hiEn prress
auzs rnne cVsr the tnp, kavs been zranIE-
ind and are 1aw taking n dswuwHrz
rrlL
The sun., 1919-09-06
HAPSBURG PLOT
FAILS IN VIENNA

KING CT Emperor az Hungary THIS 1p-
pruacn IL said 20 have been zA3A
through high 7er=o1AEs et sols q the
2oHt5saT rarrtess At present Ia TIA as
eea1zncF N Hungarian poLiri.sz-
According 20 information ksrs. TIA
sIsrrkep1zzg eIecr5szs IN Hungary Fogar
strongly 1GU1rG a naGE1rrhtezI SUCCESS.
Prs-nter FrhsGrich-s zn1ouEcsraerr de-
.Izrsd universal Suffrage was Ia prevail
and the s1Eztlagf II-zrzey qI-szEtncarrgu
was 70 be abolished This mans the
oaTBot fsr Tn. Feazan1rT. and Il is said
here thar shis great sIGrzens q tkz pop1-
Iat51n 10 tired q turmoil and FsToi1-
ti1n and, resaIIzag ra= caG- q the cid
dzFZ might Naturally TIRE To rsS&-zzn-
ushnn@nt Of the landowners and the
Crown whSch means 20 than Authority
and prueecr51n % life and pr00erTy-
Inc naonaSEh5c1sr rrUpasznda kszs haer
actively eulrfvzstng thhs hs3d, recalling
and srrezsing the t=fec-s Of the Cum
r=szrkss RUE. II u said openly that the
Rz-Ariarz are dTI4r=nriy Assisting this
unoEerusnt az appealing to THAR oSu am
49, g s..k-- - m. fGo efsuntrieA A
Stony a zhoat thzt tie R@zziAz
Crown Prince recently hsE5 an zEdisnca
3t a large group Of the cid Hungarian
zrlzl1CrEcy- InErH Il A44o sam I'D ofe al
elenuenE q the U1r<Ingn-ea who are rat
zverse TO rszz1Eztb3n Of the cid order
but there are 10 estimates a. to It's
strength
In the mean time the A1zrriAEs are
sndezvorirg To shape thar 0Wu destiny
and prepare for the ers:t HZngzEy's
future VIII have Upon IL WIKI peace
still not finally sonSzsnzazssd. there Is
general uzee-raiaEY voiced hF thu press
and leading men Of the country Re-
ducsd 10 her present territorial limits
Aussriz's resources ara greatly re-
sGr5ctsd ard her currency & deprscIzttng
daily. Many Of tire Leaders feel tEzt
the task CT rshzhIIftztirx and ESTABLISH
ing p<rmzrsnr statehood. as Il now pre-
ssuts itself. 10 beyond the capacity OF
tire country One OF shA hest posted
Ausrrizns tn the course % q ct1uvsrsa-
tim with the currespond<at- sz1ecuiateN1
upon what he szfd was the not inn
I probable couttzzs1cF th1E Austria might
I by the force OF seonomiE EErcrns1Anees
, De driven To tHeorporztbou With suother
State Of Central ElEr0pe, Being dshaTrec
4 BIZ the peace terms from unbra WITH
Germany. he said the tendency S0uid
( Dc etrhsr to axe advances toward Italy
/ or C1eeho-Sr0vSkiA the latter eeGttn,
Esney IN hts opinion being TIE mars
/ likely.
The sun., 1919-09-06
The GREAT
NATIONAL DISEASE
Alfred W. ucCann, Eminent
Food Authority, Explains
the Importance OF Bran
to Reliere IL

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