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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
GARFIELD, MATYT. TRAU-
KIASI Is UzIMTOS
POZICTJOS.
Sutinka darbininkams didn't
uzmokesti.

Washington, gr. I. - Nei
vienu centu negaIi but pa
brangintoS angIyS, kuomet an
gleka>iam> bus padidinama NJ
mokeSti>. pa>aki Euro admi-
niStratoriuS Garfield, kuOmet
.jiS gavo ziniQ IS Ohio valStiioS.
To> val>tijoS gubelnatoriu>
Co. yra >n>aukc> taryboSna
ka<yklQ oporatOriu> il angle
kaSip atStovu>. PraneSama,
Jog tarybQ metu anglekasiamS
jan paSiQlyta - nuo$. daugiau
uzmokcSnio.
DR.. Garfield tvirtina, jog Wy
riuuSybG nieko neturinti prizes
tai. jci anglckaSiamS daugiau
uzmol,e>tie> >iQIoma. Bet Wy
riau>ybj stow uz tQ, kad pas
kui angly> nehutQ pabrangin-
toS publikai.
MIRO - admini>tratoriu$ SUI
gryzo WaShingtonm IS Mas
>achu>ett> vaIStiioS ir tuojau>
tm6>i darbo angliQ kIauSime.
Pa>irodo. jog del >toko> an
liQ vi>oj SaIyj gall but >upa-
raIiliuota vi>okia induStrija.
Pareina * vi>u tikrai griau-
>mingu ir pavoGngQ ziniQ.
Tad kokiuo nor> budu bus
dedamo> pa>tangoS padaugintl
angliQ kiekybe Visions didzfu-
lens Industrious.
KabinetaS >u at>id6jimu
tdmiia>i. ka< veikia<i SaIyj.
kuomet kuro administrator
riuS >kelbia Suvarzymu>.
Podraug kabincto nariai
gaIvoja, kaip toIiau> turt> but
paSieIgiama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
JENKINS NENORI PAST
LIUosUoTI IS KALE-
JIMO.
Sake, tegu tame darbuojasi
patti Washingtono vyriau-
.sybe. .es..

Mexico City, gr. ). - Su-
arcStuotq Meksikoj Suv. Vals-
tijQ konsuIiari agentq Jenkin-
Sq aplankG amerikoniSbQ laik-
raSGiQ korespondentai.
Jenkins laikomas mieste
Puebla kalGiime. Paranka jam
paskirta 1000 peSu. Jenkins
labai lengvai galetu pasiliuo-
suoti. Bet jis to nenori.
,is sake, kad jei jis paSl-
liuosuotQ po paranka, tuomet
reikstp, jog prisiimas apkalti-
nina IL tas reikalas testusi
Per daugeli menesiQ.
Jenkins nori, kad j paliuo-
suotQ patti Washingtono Wy
riausyb6 diplomatiniais ke-
liais, il kad jis butQ liuosaS
nuo visokiQ intarimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
ATGYVENo VIENAS PIE
sIKAS.

Ana Nakara po mum. l246
So. Wabash ave. krautuve uz-
puole du plesiku abudu juo-
duku.
Krautuves savininkas Jo-
seph Nathan turejo su saviml
revolveri. Paleido penSis SUI
vius.
vienas pleSikas sudribo II
zzuvo ant vietos, kitas pabego,
Policijos yirsininkas pats
nuvyko atsitikimo vieton. II
pagyre krautuvininka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08

Is WaShingtOno praneSama,
Jog anglekaSykQ operatorlQ
lIlmOkeSGiu nuStatymO kOml-
teto pirmininkas Brewster yra
paSakeS, kad jei vyriausyb6 81
tam streikc nesimaiSytQ, tuo-
met butu galima veikiau susi-
taikinti abiem pus6m. Brew
Ster nori, kad vyIiausyb6 pasi-
trauktQ Salin is tQ ginGQ.
Oklahomoj anglekaSyklQ ap-
sIlriciuose paskelbta karts
stovis. Visa valstijos kariuc-
meme paSaukta tarnybon.
Is Ohio praneSama, jog te-
mai valstijos gubernatorius su-
$itaikes su anglekasiais. An
gIekasiai sugrySiq darban II
HasyklOse dirbsia valstijos
llcntrol6je.
Daugel vietose anglekasial
raginami smarkiai protestuotl
prizes kuro enthusiastically II
81 proteStaiS sryzti darban.
Michigano valstijOj angleka-
siai atsisako dirbti. Tas pat
vra IL Illinois valstijOj.
KurO ADMINISTRATORS Gar
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
LIETUVOS BONAI.

nijas ir jau nuo pradzios at
einanciu metu norma pradeti
triuksminga kampanija. il te-
sis, rodos, iris menesius. Galu-
tinus padavadijimus netrukus
pagarsins Lietuvos Bonu Par
davinejimo komiteto valdyba.
Prekybos Bendrove pridave
komiteto valdybai arti desimt
tukstanciq dolieriu gautu uz
savo isparduotus bonus.
Lake poseGzio ata;o is Pa
ryziaus dziuginancio turinio
kablegrama, kad ties Kedai-
niais Lietuvos kariuomene ap-
supo vokietiu-r -rusu kariuome-
ne If nuginklavo ja, atimda-
ma 1000 kanuolip, keliolikaa
tukstanciu kulkosvaidzip, dau
gybe. ivairiu kitokiu ginklu ir
amunicijos.
Dalyvaves.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
RENKAMI SUOKALBIAVI-
NO FAKTAI.
Jei kaip. kaltininkai atsidurs
kalejiman.

indianapolis, Ind, gr. 6. -
VietoS federal6S vyriauSyb6s
valdininkai renka faktus il
prirodvmuS, SuriStus Su angle
kaSiQ ir operatoriU padarytu
Suokalbiavimu Su>iaurinti an
gliQ produkcijQ.
Visa Surinkta medZiaga bus
induota grand jury, kuomet
pastarOii SusirlnkS session tia
SitQ pirmadieni.
S. ValstijQ apskricio prokU~
roras Slack tvirtina, jog turl-
ma prirodymQ, kad operatorial
suokalbiave ne tik su angleka-
Siu virSaiGiaiS Sito Streiko me-
tn, bet il Savo tarpe tais pa
Giais tikSIaiS padare kOmbi-
nacijQ.
Toks pasielgimas yra prize
Singas Levero iStatymui kon-
troliuoti kurq il prieStrusti-
MANS istatymams.
Vyriausyb6s atStOvai, Sale
patraukiamQ tiesOn anglekasiQ
orgapizacijQ yirSaiciU, prapl6-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
TALKININKAI UzIMSIA
DAUGIAU VOKIECIU
M1ESTQ.
Augsciausioji taryba nori pa
vartoti prievarta.

Londonas, CT. Z. - Cia pas
klido gandas, jog augsciauslo-
il taikos konferencijos taryba
Paryziuje nusprendusi uzimti
du VokietijoS miestu: Essen II
Frankfort, jei vokieciai atslsa-
kySiQ ratifikuoti taikoS sutar-
ties protokolq.
AugSGiausioji taryba tue
keliu prizes vokieGius nori pa
vartoti prievartq.
Is Berlyno bevieliu telegra-
fu praneSama, jog tenai ne,
gauta jokio talkininkQ ultima
tumo, apie ka pirmesnese te-
Iegramose buvo pazymima.
ParelSklama, jog Voklecll
valdzia atnaujinusi tarybas su
taikos konferencijos taryba.
Taippat praneSama, jog w
sieniQ reikalQ minister's Muel-
Ter nerezignaves.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
NUGALABINTAS BOLSEVI
KU VADAs.

Copenhagen, gr. I. = Rusp
laikrastis Pravda praneSa,
jog Perme nugalabintas Jach-
ontov, kurio isakymu kituo-
met buvo nuzudytas rusQ ca
ras Nikalojus su seimyna. ia
chontovq teise bolSevilSQ re-
voliucijinis tribunals.
Tx nezinia, ar jis buvo tel
siamas az nuzudyma caro-, ar
az kitokius prasizengimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08

Chicagoie tie angliniai SUI
varzymai paliks be jokio w
si9mimo kelis Simtus tukstan-
Giu darbininkQ.
Kaip Sales taip valstijos il
mieStQ valdininkai darbuojasi
tik tuo tikslu, kad kuodau-
giausia suSiaurinti angliQ var
tojima.
Bet nei vienas is jQ nepagal-
voja apie likima milijonQ dar-
bininkp su jQ Seimynomis, Su-
varzymais juk Simtai tukstan-
GiQ darbininku paliekamj be
darbo, tiesiog iSmetami gat-
ven. Tie milijonai zmoniis ne
turts uzdarbiQ. Be uzdarbiQ
neteks duonos, silumos ir net
vietos.
Ir ligSiol spaudoje neteko
pastebeti, kad kas rimtai pa
keltu balsQ Sitam klausime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
voKIEcIAI APLE1DzIA
RHINE.

Geneva, gr. Z. Gauta Ii
nip, jog vokieeiai civiliai bu-
riais apleidzia desiniuosius u
pes Rhine plotus. Bijosi talki-
ninkQ armiju briovimosi Vo-
kietijon, kuomet vokieeig- val
dzia MEMORIES ispildyti talki-
ninku reikalavimu, suristq su
taikos sutartimi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
AngIekasianls SiQlon1a
25 NuoSiimCiai
Su tuo sutinka vyriausybe
ANGL|y KRIzIS.

Public Utilities komiSijos
i>akymu viSam Chicago SIAN
die Svie>a perpuS sumazinta.
Didziul6S krautuvGS pradG-
JUS pirmadieniu bus atidarytOS
nuo 1900 dienq ligi 600 vaka-
re. SeStadieniai> ligi 900 va
kare. Bet SvieSa SuvarZ0ma.
SvcnGiQ mctu vieSoSioS mo-
kykIo> ncbus apSildomos. Tad
bus Sutaupyta angliQ. IS tn
angliQ apic 10000 tonQ palms
apirubGS angliu komitetaS IL
parduos pedlioriams, katrie Is
vezioja anglis bGdiniemS Emo
mems.
Gubcrnatoriu> Lowden tcle-
grafavO kuro adminiStratOriui
Garfield, paSiQIydama$ paSkir-
ii komi>ijQ il anal paveSti su-
taikinti angIckaSiu> Su opera
toriai>.
AngIeka>iai Siandic <utinka
gryzti darban gavuS 81 nuO$.
sl2"@i%p Y&mokestic$. Nyriau-
>yht yra paSiQluSi II nuoS.
Tad komi>iia tur6tu paSidar-
buoti, idant abb pusi nusileistQ
IT, SkirtumaS butV i&IygintaS. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
TAIKOS SUTARTIS PALIE-
KAMA Sc NATE.

Washington, gr. Z. - Sena-
torius Hitchcock aplankes ser
ganti prezidentq praneS6, jog
nemanQS paimti is
taikOs sutarties.
Prezidentas pasiQs senatui
tik paaiSkinimp apie sutarti
il Senatas tegu zinOSi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
BUS DEPoRTUoTU BERK.
MAN IR GOLDMAN.
Abudu bus pasiustu Rusijon.

Washington, gr. ). - Gene
rails immigracijOS kOmisijo-
nierius A. Caminetti praneS6,
jog kuoveikiaus is New Yor-
sko Rusiion bus depOrtuotu a.
narchistu Berkman il Gold
man. -. ...
AnarchistQ advokatas tvir-
tina, jog vyriausyb6 negalinti
deportuoti zmoniQ ton Salin,
kmios valdzios nepripazis-
tanti. ..
Bet komisijonierius Caminet-
ii tvirtina prieSingai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08

td savo veikimq visuose angle
kaSyklQ apskriciuose. Fedora
liai agentai su atsid6jimu pri-
ziuri, kad teismo iSduotas Gin
Junction. prizes streika pilnai
visQ butQ pildytinas. Sake, uz
prasizengima prizes "injunc-
ton tuojaus atsidurs kal6jl-
man ar anglekasiai ar operate
rial.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
E1NA BRANGYN sv1EsTAs

Maisto kama galvatrukeiaiis.
kila brangyn, neziurint "fair
price" komiteto veikimo.
Vakar kaikuriose krautuve-
Sc sviesto svarui imta 77cp
kiaussiniu tuzinui $l.0O, crk-.
raus svarui 22c.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08

ChicagoS bankoSe irgi suma-
zinamoS darbO vaIandOs. Pra-
dtjus pimadieniu visos ban
kos kaSdien bus atidarytOs nuo
9::30 ryto ligi l:30 pO pietQ. Gi
SeStadieniaiS tik Iigi 1900 die
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
Nepavyko SuokalbiaVi.
mas prizes LietuVa

vote briauties ant Kamo, pr
sidengdami veikimu prizes 70
kieGiQ-rusq pakilima."
Pranesta apie vokieciu- -rusq
pakilima.
"Rugstio prahioje, I" sake
Valdemaras, "Lietuvos Wy
riausybG staiga nuo Latviios
vyriausybes gavo ziniu bevie-
liu telegraph, kad vokieciai-ru-
sal uzatakavo Ryga. Tasai pra-
neSimas buvo siunciamas es-
tams, lietuviams ir lenkams.
Latvijos vyriausybe kviete
visus duoti jai pagelba prizes
skaitlingesni ir geriau isrengte
prieSininka.
"Tokiam blogam stoviui uz-
6ius, Lietuvos vyriausybe no.
rejo iSgirsti nuomones nuo
talkininku militariniu misiip.
II tuo tikslu kreip6si jas. .
Nuomones pasidalinusios.
Prof. Valdemaras salSo, Jog
misiiu atstovu nuomones lilar-
sine, kas Lietuvai reikia veik-
ii, pasirod6 pasidalinusios.
Prancuzp militarines misi-
JOS qtstovai nepatare lietu-
virms seil1ti prizes voiiecius-
lu*us. Sake, tas negalima. Bet
anylp militarines misijos PR
nininkas, pulk. Rowan, pata-
re lietuviams tuojaus pastaty-
tt kariuomene ir sutrusklntl
vollieGius-rusus, jei tie megin-
tn briauties ant Kauno.
Kadangi tam fronte lietuvlG
kariuomenes buvo mazas skait-,
Illus, Lietuvos vyriausybe nu-
sprende ten permesti skaitlin-
ga kariuomene ir laukti vokie-
ciq-rusu tolesnio veikimo.
zadejo autonomija.
Reikia pamineti indomus APP
sireiskimas. Kuomet vokiecH-
rusai pakele ataka prizes lat
vius ir Ryga, rusal ta1pe LIE
tuvos gyventoju eme platintl
savo manifesto.
Manifesto buvo .pranesarGa
apie atstatydinima Rusijos.
Lietuvai buvo zadama autono-
Mia, jei lietuviai prielankia5
savo noru, atsinesia i ta at
gaivinima Rusijos imperiios.
.Autonomija Lietuvai turejo
duoti konstitucijinis RusiJos
susirinkimas.
(Vokieeiu-rusu suokalbiavl-
mo prizes Lietuva If Latvija
pasekmes jau zinomos. Lietal-
viai su latviais sutruskino vo-
kkieeius-rusus Lietuvoje If Lat
vijjoie. Isgelbeta abidvi sali1.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08

Vienna, gr. Z. Austrijos w
riausybe paskelbe, jog pasitai-
kius aplinkybems j isduOs
Ungarijjaii Bella Kun, inorna
bolsevikp vada ir Budapesto'
diktatoriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08

Londonas, CT. I. - Tiesio-
ginis susineSimas telefOnu to-
mis- dienomiS pravestas tarpe
BerlynO il StockhOlmo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
vOKIEcIAI SU RUSAIS NO
REJo sUGRIAUTI LIE
TUVOs VYRIAUSYBE.
Apie tai pranesta taikos
konferencijai.

Paryzlus koreSpondenclJa).
-Lietuvos atstovyb6s taikos
konferencijoje plrmininkas,
prof. A. Valdemaras, vos~ tik
sugryzo cia is Pabaltijos. Su
savimi jis atveze labai svarbiQ
informacijq apie stow Pabal-
tiioje. Tos informacijos kuo-
veilliaus buvo induotos aug
SGiausiqjai taikos konferenci-
jos tarybai. Sakoma, pastaroji
Idm6si visu galimu priemoniQ
Pabaltijos reikalais.
Anot prof. Valdemaro, Lie
tuvos vyriausybe turi doku-
mentally prirodymu, jog su
rugsdio pradzia Berlyne pada-
ryta suokalbis prizes Lietuva il
Latvijq. To suokalbio tikslas
buvo isteigti naujq rusq Wy
riausybe su generolu Biskup-
Ski prieSakyje. Paskui pasi-
darbuoti atnaujinti Rusija Sc
luosc JOS rubeziHose. kaip yra
buve pirm kar6s.
Tie visi zygiai turejo but
atIikti rusQ gelbstint vokie-
CLANS. Vokieciai tai naujai ru-
su vyriausybei zadejo net pa
skolinti pradzioje 300 milijonQ
markiu.
Anot padarytQ plenq, vienul
kartu tur6jo but nuverstos
kaip Lietuvos, taip Latvijos
vyriausybas. Ryga If Kaunas
tur6jo TEXT vol5ieciu-rusu ran
kOsna.
Nepramatomas pavojus.
"Nors aiSkiai yra prirodyta
tasai vokieciQ-rusq summary
mas" sake prof. Valdemaras,
"teciaus Lietuvos vyriausybe
nemato tame sau pavoJarls.
Mes niekas negali panaikinti
veikianGiosios vyriausybes.
"Tiesa, jie gall tai padary-
I'll prisidejus uzrubezip militia
rinems sp6koms. Bet tokiam
atsitikime jie negali nekuomet
isteigti naujos Lietuvos w
riausybes.
"Esame isitikine, jog TALK,
ninkai uz tokius vokieeiu-rusQ
darbus juos astral nubaus.
Marsalas Foch jau isake vokie-.
CLAIMS apleisti Pabaltija.
"Kiek pavojingesnis Lietu-
val yra lenku veikimas. Mes
turima ziniq, kad lenkai susal-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
BIG EATERS GET
 KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take a glass of Salts before breakfast if your Back hurts or Bladder
 bothers you

The American men and women must guard constantly against Kidney trou- ble, because we eat too much and all our food Is rich. Our blood is filled with uric acid which the kidneys strive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, become sluggish; the elirn- inative tissues clog and the result is kidney trouble, bladder weakness and a general decline in health.
 When your kidneys feel like Jumps of lead; your back hurts or the urine Is cloudy, full of sediment or you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night; if you suffer with sick headache or dizzy. nervous spells, acid stomach. or you have rheumatism when the weather is bad, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of lad Salts: take a table spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This fa- nous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined with lithia. and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys: to neutraiize the acids in the urine so it no longer is a source of irritation. thus ending bladder disorders.
 lad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in- jure, makes a delightful efferyescent Whitewater beverage, and belongs in every home, because nobody can make a mistake by having q good kid ney flushing any time.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
LAW BREAKERS
 ON RAMPAGE
Former French Prisoners and Deserters From Al
 lied Armies.

Paris, Jan. 22-Thefts acts of vio- ing daily in Paris, according to the Matin, which declares that the de- mobilization of Allied troops is bound to have the effect of further increas- ing acts of lawlessness. The Matin continues:
 Many former prisoners now freed from the army are hurrying to make up for lost time. This band of law breakers is increased by conhngents from the armies of our Allies. Such a statement need not offend the sus- capabilities of our friends beyond the channel and across the Atlantic. A national army means the recruiting of all ciasss, good as we'll as bad.
 During the last week 13O night assaults in the Paris district were re- ported as having been committed by, deserters from the American army: The task of handling this scum of an energetic and hard-working popula- ton has been entrusted to Deputy Police Commissioner Evans, one of the best New York police experss who will act in conjunction with the provost marshal's office, which em- ployes nine companies of 150 to 200 men each as well as three co1s panies of patrolmen. In addition to these police there will be company of de- tectives in uniform, but not wearing special marks. Six detectives in pri> vate clothes will work with the French detective service"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
HOW HOBBY
 BAKER DIED

Princeton, N. J., Jan. 23-The first detailed account of how Captain Ho- bart A. Baker, former Princeton ath- lete, met his death in France 45 minutes after his release fro0 ser vice has just been received in 3. letter from Lieut.. Edward c. Olds, who was adjutant on the staff of the Sec ond Army Air Service, to which Cap tain Baker belonged. Captain Baker was killed near Foul on Dec. 31.
 Lieutenant Olds wrote that after being released Baker decided to take a final short trip in his spad. '"Thera was a ship in his hangar belonging to one of his officers, the engine of which had gone bad few days ago." the letter said. Tt had been repairea and Captain Baker decided to use his last trip to test out the repaired ma chine. Both his officer and mechanic strongly urged him not to do so but he insisted. He was up only 150 metres when the engine failed. He dropped rapidly and, if he had con tinued straight ahead, would have landed in some small trees and wires However, he did what so many good aviators do just once too often-he tried to get back into the field, nosed down to gain headway, started into a vrille and crashed, being almost in stantly killed.
 'He was buried near Major Luf- berry, in the little American ceme- tery of United States evacuation hos pitai No. l at Menil-la-Tour, just north of Toul."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
MASS MEETING.

Since Mrs. Bennett's return from Washington on Wednesday of last week, 10 other Connecticut women have been sentenced to jail terms for taking part in the suffrage dsmon- strat1on. All these women were from Bridgeport, and after their re- turn 10 Connecticut the Connecticut branch of the National Woman's Party is planning to hold & big mass meeting in Parsons theatre Hart ford. at which they all will be pres ent. There will also be on the plat form the Connecticut women who had previously served jail terms, in cluding Mrs, ", J, Bartlett of Put nam, who served 50 days; Mrs George Koenig of Hartford, and Miss Catherine Flanagan. The full an- nouncement Of this mass meeting will be made at the reception at Mrs Days tomorrow, and committees charged with various details of pre- paration for the mass meeting will be appointed. The speakers will in- clude Mrs. M, Toscan Bennett, and Mrs Harriet stanton Blatch, who is recognized as the best public speaker in America, Mrs T. N. Hepburn will preside.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
STAMFORD TAX COMMISSIONER.

Under the provisions Of a bill in troduced by Representative More house of Stratford, there would be no board of assessors within the town of Stratford. The bill provides that a tax commissioner be appointed in Stratford by the board of finance and the selectmen in March, 1919, and biennially thereafter, for the term of two years from the first day of April next following the appointment. The salary would be $500 a year The bill further provides for the ap- pointment by the commissioner of q deputy commissioner and for hiring clerical assistance.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
Relief comes instantly.

A dose taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and break up a severe cold either in the head, chest, body Or limbs
 It promptly opens clogged-up nos trils and air passages in the head. stops nasty discharge or nose running, ~e- lieves sick headache, dullness. fever
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
NEW OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS

Philadelphia, Jan. 23 - Provost General Smith today announced that a new reserve officers training corps will be established at the University of Pennsylvania with Major Charles T. Griffith as head of the department and professor of military science and tactics. The government will also . detail other teachers, selected from the United States army to assist Ma jor Griffith. The course will be vol. untary.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
RICE RESTRICTED IMPORT.

Washington. Jan. 23 - The War Trade Board today gave notice that rice had again been added to the list of restricted imports.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
ishness, sors throat, sIeezing, sore ness and stiffness

Don't stay stufred-up! Quit blow iQg and stuffing! Nothing else in the world gives such prompt relief as Tapes Cold Compound" which costs only a few cents at any drug store. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, causes no inconvenience. Be sure you get the genuine-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
ISSUE MORE. STOCK.

The United illuminating Co. of Bridgeport and New Haven will issue new stock at par to stockholders one share for each ten now held.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza

LAXATIVE PROMO QUTNINH Tablets remove the cause. There is only one "BroIno Quinine." E. W. GROVES signature on the box. BOG.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-01
sateu Factions End War;
One Body to Be in Control

The wars ver-ove there and over
here. The war over here being the
three-year conflict between the two
organizations of amateur n semi
pro baseball leagues.
The merger Of the National Base
ball Federation and the National Am
ateur Baseball Association practically
has been effected. 1t was done quietly
and has left no bumps or sore spots
anywhere. according to Tom Nokes,
secretary of the National Baseball
Federation, which Is to be the name
Of the national organization of anna
teurs and semi-pros henceforth.
The former president Of the N. A.
r. A, James H. Lowry IF Jndianap-
oils, is now first vice president OF the
federation.
The N. A. B. A. as an organization
Is still in existence but probably won't
be much logger. Frank G. Berry OF
Minneapolis Is presi lc 1T bus Mime
apolis hss v,ted to JOIN the fedora
ton.
The federation Is looking for the
entry of st. Paul soon. Louisville
elso Is sad to be ready to iota ;he big
body.
The secretarys Office is in Johns
town, Pa. where the principal busi-
ness of the organization now Is being
carried on.
There are big plans ahead of the
FEDERATION. There will be a field SEC
rotary who will devote his entire time
to the sport. He will travel about
work. He WITH visit communities and
help them 20 organize.
I'VE win make this organization so
great it viii outrank the A A. u, the
Lawn Tennis Association, etc." said
Secretary Nokes.