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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-23
PERSONS SHOT
 IN RIOT AT FARRELL, PA.

CT plants closed are the South and North Mills of the Carnegie Steel Go. here and at Sharon; the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co. and the American Steel and Wire Co. These plants operated part of the time yes terday.
 Crowds congregated last night on Broadway, the main street, and at the request of the borough authorities the state police tried to dfsperse them Part Of the street is being paved and many in the crowds secured bricks and other missiles, which were thrown at the troopers. When the shooting was over and the crowd dispersed it was found that at least three persons were shot and many were injured by flying missiles Paul Prach. 34. of Farrell, was shot in the face and died at the BuhI hospital.
 E. Milligan, of Butler, a state trooper. was shot in the hand and Cyrus Lowe, of Sharon, received bul- let wounds in the hand and leg.
 Youngstown, O., Sept 23-Yester- days qUietude was interrupted last evening when men were leaving the plant of the Youngstown Sheet and
 
 strikers congregated at the main en- trance gate, at the plant and engag- ed in picketing. This preciDita+ed trouble and many blows were struck The arrival of police and deputy sheriffs armed with riot guns had a quieing effect Later a few shots were said to have been fired. No one was seriously injured.
 Newcastle. Pa, Sept 23-with state constabulary, 15o deputy sheriffs and scores of policemen patrolline the streets about the steel plants here, the situation following serious riots Last night was slightly improved early today. Nine persons, two wo- men and seven men were shot last night, and one policeman was stabbed and another injured with a club in an attack on the plant of the Carnegie Steel Company. Three of the injured likely will die. it is said.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-23
Cook without fire always.

In the modern kitchen, there is no need of keeping cooksove busy all through the day Cor monng any day in the year
 Ideal Domestic Science cooker reless and efficient takes away the need.
 In the Summer, main object is to escape heat alto gether These freless cookers make possible It re- qres but short time to heat their discs sufficiently to cook all sorts of foodfrOm then heat makes kitchen un- comfortable
 In the Winter, modern kitchen heated by the house apparatus Let the gas the ol-sOve do the cooking in combination with reess cooker What a saving of coaI No daily carrying out of ash sitting cinders from the oldfashoned coal range! What real and pleasing economy.
 Ideal reless cookers of the first and best to be made. Their cases hardwood. Domestic Science cookers made by the folks Their cases are metal Each sort is scientific staunch, durable efficient
 This week to show doubting folks just how we'll they cook-a demonstration. That will include baking and roasting pastry and meats-about every sort of homes cooking.
 Single 8-qt cookers with Single 12-qt cookers con- complete equlnent .oO. pletey equipped-$215O.
 1 !4 0! ooUei So1 Tli 5n Double 12qt cookers Donb1n cookers 12 t win with tripicate set-$375O special and at vessels Triple cookers one P one S39 and one at vessel-$49
 floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-23

And we'll have the work ready in 24 hours LANTERN SLIDES are either reproduced made direct here too. Yes; we can make them in a hurry, if you are in hurry!
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-23
Continued from Page One.)

(Continued from Page One)
 At Buffalo where the great inde- pendent plant of the LaCkawanna Steel Company has been forced to sus- pend operation according to police re- ports, rioting occurred last night and was resumed this morning. The dis order here, however was apparently not so serious as in Pennsylvania The Donner Steel Company, a sister plant of the Lackawauna- announced that operations would cease tomorrow. In- cipient rioting was reported from Youngstown. I
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-23

fpvrfTIsE IN TIN TIMES.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-23

Bridgeport, Conn,
 Tuesday, Sept. 2S, 1919.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-23

Single 8-qt cookers with complete equipment-$1 $17.5O.
 Double S-qt cookers with regular equipment -$31.5O.
 Double cookers, P qt.with special 1 and 8 qt vessels $39.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
enough Of this metal to make one I

enough Of this metal to make one
sike large enough to hold his weight.
"A healthy man contains 81 ounces n
phophorus. This deadly poison
would make 100000 matches or
enough poison to kill 500 persons.
This, with 2 ounces Of lime. make the
stiff Bones and brains No difference
how sour a man looks, he contains
about 90 Jumps of sugar of the ordi-
nary cnbical dimensions, ami tomaks
his entire weight. He also contains
the seasoning complete, there are 20
spoonfuls Of salt, II a man were dis
titled into water, he woul1 make
about s3S QUARTS or more than half
a great deal of starch chloride Of
potash magnesium sulphur, and by.
drochloric acid in his wonderful hui
man system Break the shells Of
1 200 eggs into q huge pan Or basin,
and you have the contents to make
a man from his toenails tofis most
delicate Tissues Of his brain. And
is the scientific answer TO the
question. What 1t mani.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

There IS no doubt the vast majority
of American sentiment back France
In her demands for protection and
justice. The Kansas City Star Says:
'The news Of friction in the peace
conference is so vague that it is diff
ficult to pass judgment On it. But
this much maybe said: There is no
disposition in this country to sanction
a soft peace for Germany. The Presi-l
dent went before the Nation on that
in the congressional elections
last November and was s0yerwhelm-
ingly defeated.
France has been the chief suffer
er from the war conquest which Ger
many provoked, and France lives UNI
der German guns. There is no Eng
lish Channel. no Atlantic Ocean, to
protect her. 1t is easy for the Presi-
dent, from behind the Atlantic barrier,
10 a to France. we mustn't be too
severe. Germany is going to be good
this time on, and you needn't
fear htr any more.p But a nation that
has seen the flower Of her youth de-
stroyed and her industries plotted out
by German aggression can take no
such complacent view,
THE star believes American senti-
ment Is strongly behind France in
her insistence on: PREPARATION and guar
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
Re-Invest Liberty
Loan Interest in
War Savings

The Treasury Department today adj
vised every holder OF bonds OF the
Fourth Liberty Loan to reinvest the
haif-year interest which is due to-
morrow, April is. In Thrift Stamps and
War Savings Stamps. The Govern
ment's thrift campaign offers Liberty
Bond holders, particularly the hold
ers Of single bonds and small lots, an
opportunity to place their Liberty
Bond interest rate. Liberty Bond in
terest coupons, as such, do not earn
interest. They are the interest, in
vested in War Saving Stamps, the
interest will earn four percent com
pounded quarterly.
The bonds Of the Fourth Liberty
Loan, which pay six months interest
tomorrow, earn at the rate Of 4-l-4
percent Two coupons from 500
bonds or this issue will more than
buy q War Savings Stamp, costing
this month S4.15. In five years the
War Savings Stamps will be worth S..
"a single coupon from a hundred dol
lar bond Of the Fourth issue will more
than purchase eight Thrift Stamps,
or half the number necessary for ex-
change into a War Savings Stamp
Through the Postoffice Department
the Treasury Department has aTrang-
ed that Liberty Bond interest cou-
p0ns VIII be accepted as cash in the
purchase Of Thrift Stamps or War
Savings Stamps at any postoffice. .
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
The Bond Probe

While 900 free comment on the
present status Of the Judicial pro-
ceedings relative to the alleged mis-
use OF old county bonds, the latter
a heritage from territorial days,
would not be desirable. 1t is GER
tainly in order to say it has been
demonstrated that something is rot
ten in Denmark and that the entire
investigation will have d tremend-
onsly wholesome effect on public at
fairs in New Mexico. Already a
statewide sentiment is making it.
self felt plainly that this probe
should be thorough and complete and
II doesn't make any difference where
the chips fall.
incidentally there is one thing that
Should be remembered, and that is
that former Governor washington ~.
Lindsey is the gentleman who start
ed things In this inquiry and history
should give him full credit for the
service. Meanwhile the. attitude Of
Governor Larrazolo. Acting Govern
OF Pankey the Attorney General ana
Judges Brice and Holloman has been
such as to assure they are in full
sympathy with the plan OF making
the investigation searching and COM
piete.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
II Feminine Proverbs
OF Modern Japan


f~sastoynSan 4. ~ contaata, Tna,.,o,
~ ne f'ondoS ManS
Many foreigners have been pleas
ed to call my country, Japan. the
land of proverbs. A large percen
tage Of our proverbg. ii is needless
to say. concern women.
Most Of the old widely known
ones have been freely translated. u
stolen, by foreign writer's. But We
are not worried. New and clever
proverbs are fast being created by
the new generation OF men ana WON
en-.
/ translate below some Of the gems
which have recently come under my
notice. They do not necessarily re-
present the opinion Of the present
day Japanese people. but they. are
at any rate d contribution to the
abundant world wisdom on the inn
mortal problem:
New, women are created to re-
place good women"
III you want to love women, be.
gin By loving money"
4Women who remember shop signs
and trade marks make wood wives
very Jealous women are easy i Z
control
Pride goes before 4 fall, espe-
cially In beautiful women.
Women and mountains should
be looked on at a distance"
Women fall in love with their
protectors; men with women"
MEN who can neither brag nor
flatter need not fear being loved by
women
Rather than make love in clumsy
language, bite your tongue OUT
plain women bewail their misfor-
tune In proportion to their learning.p
When marriage agents praise any
woman for her virtues, you may be
certain that II Is another way say
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
Worst is Over; New Mexico
Paper Solves WcrldTPeace

-.4 IMI |UN ... MMN"fN WNNr M
Thank goodness, a way has come
lout At last FOR the aBig -Four who
have Worritin' with the question oil
how 10 solve peace and create a
league OF nations. Their difficulties
Will al vanish II they will just wait
until the .Glenrio TribuneiProgress
can cable them a sane, comprehensive
and sound solution Of all their per.
plexities. Though the Glenfle editor
Is d little late with It, be comes out
this week with a complete plan for
reeonstructing the world which he
hlodestly terms IA Way Out of the
Labyrinth and which is as follows
Glenfio Tribune offers a solution
to the peace parley as a way out OF
the difficulties threatening to disrupt
the amicable relation confronting the
delegates at the start Of discussion
for world peace. The ~aggravating part
OF the affair 1T present developed I'M
the narrow view or many and the pet
II ambition displayed by representa-
tives. To overcome this and satisfy
an nations a world republic estab,
lished with Woodrow Wilson the first
president for a term OF ten years.
After that period hts successor chosen
by all the people, the same as voted
for president In the United States, the
electoral college eliminated. Each
country to send delegates to the coun-
try where the president was last
chosen. A year before the induction
into the office Of president, the dele
gates to meet In q conveniently large
town and nominate one candidate for
resident from each country represent
ed, also a wee president from every
II the world elects a candi
date from France, the seat Of govern
of the world located In that
country. II the world next elects AZ
German. the seat of government
transferred to Germany, and so on.i
Delegates to the worlds congress
chosen in a similar manner as now
In this country, except that delegates
chosen from the country as a whole
OF by states-he states, in a
sense, wiped out, but with a legisla
ture as now, except that each 100000
population or more constitute a state
and entitled to one delegate in the
legislature, with the senate elimi-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

while nations continue to exist
their continuance and recognition
based on language-the United States
and England one country, Spain ana
Portugal securing the Spanish ant
Portuguese-speaking people of Mexico
and South America, and the like down
the list, That would mean absolute
Justice, as some understand it. Or II
could be- arranged the one-language
people in two or more separate coun.
tries. not to lose their individuality as
nation, but remain as heretofore,
each 10 have a governor appointed by
the president of the world republic,
selected from each countryside Eng.
lieh to have q governor appointed
from England; Japan to have a gov
ernor selected from the Nippoues,
and so on down the list of nations
One form OF money for all, and all
on a free trade basis Morality the
one true religion No divorces; in
~toxicating beverages eliminated. and
an offense not to labor, opportunity
Offering Crimes, as designated. the
subject for incarceration to be inves-
tieated BY nlienists. the finding to per.
NIT the accused to have his freedom
or detained TIL cured; murders, other
than defense OF life, imprisonment for
life.
Amy country starting a war to be
divided among the countries nearest
The offending nations
Africa for the negro. but he Is not
to he exclfidcd from Anv mart ~ tha
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
Gold Medals Given
Workers for Blind
French War Victims

New York, April TIA cablegram
received from Paris at the headquar
tiers Of. the Permanent Blind Relief
War Fund, 500 Fifth Avenue announ-
oed that the French Government had
conferred gold medals upon Mrs.
George A, Kessler, one Of the foun-
.ders and an honorary secretary Of
the fund, and Mrs. r, Valentine Web.
ster, also IN honorary secretary In
recognition Of their personal efforts
IN Paris on behalf OF the French blind
cd soldiers and as a token of Frances
gratitude to the Fund for its great
work Of rehabilitation.
The Permanent Blind Relief War.
Fund now that the war has ended and
the toll Of heroes it has left sightless
is known, Is faced BY the problem OF
helping 10 train to earn their own liy-
Inc no fewer than l,500 in France
alone.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

Santa Fe has a treasure trove OF
history, romanc and traditions BY
Incorporating into city improvement
the idea OF commemorating historic
events and personages we can capt.
talize this heritage which no other
city possesses. this glamor OF al
tiquity which makes the old capital
a living story book full OF things
that are much stranger and more
stirring than fiction.
The citizens of the northwest end
Of Santa Fe are setting a fine tx
ample in organizing to capitalize
history and beautify their section OF
the municipality They have struck
a note which means much for the
city and their example should be fol-
by other sections.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
Helping Ourselves

~
The Lord, it is stated. helps those
who help themselves. T. Roosevelt
also said something about the wis
dom Of taking your own part
And Judge Holloman said a mouth
fur last night when he declared
that the beet way to get the people
OF New Mexico Interested in a
beautiful capital at Santa Fe is to
get busy and make it a beautiful
capital ourselves. The court utter.
ed some rather plain and specific
and nnpalatpble remarks about con-
ditions in the aforesaid capital d1r-
ing the past winter, hotel accomoda-
tons, mudholes, ct cetera and while
the medicine is not sweet to the
taste 1t will have most beneficial
effects. It Is a first class plan TO
stop once i'll a while and look our
selves squarely in the face If San
Ia Fe is to get out Of the rut. When
we say rut we have reference to rut,
and the term is used a~dvisedly; not
only n rut, but a few thousand OF
them, on nearly every street in u
fair but too inert city. Taking all
precautions to protect Uncle Tom
from going bankrupt in aid OF public
Improvement fear which he ex-
pressed last night--let us keep the
ball rolling which the Rosario
Boulevard Improvement Committee
started last night and something IS
due to occur in this city during the
coming year and its successors.
That meeting last night was an
inspiring one to the community. IL
is time we take things into or
hands and do our own stunt before
we call upon the state for aid. The
people of New Mexico have not yet
learned the right attitude toward
their state capital; some of them
have, but not the public at large;
and it's largely our own fault. Once
we demonstrate to New Mexico thSt
we are determined to give her q
beautiful and attractive capital city
and to make her comfortable when
shs~calls on us, she will not be slow
about meeting us half way and
matching our efforts on the fifty-fif
ty basis. We must make our amhi-
ton to. build up throughout the state
a feeling Of proud proprietorshlp
with regard to the capital city. The
beauty OF the thing is that Santa Fe
does not need to try to rival her
sister New Mexico cities IN their
own particular fields, and they cam:
not rival us in the things which we
peculiarly possess,
Santa Fe in realizing her manifest
destiny as the state capital PAL eK-
cellence of the west. labors under
the handicap OF q relatively small
population and financial ability that
is less than we should desire. This
does not excuse us from doing our
best SO lar as it will go. This we
have never done. We have made
spasmodic straits at it but have al-i
ways fallen by the wayside. We
absolutely kill the impression
that Santa re Is sitting around wait
ing for the state taxpayers through
the legislature to pull us out Of the
rpt. An energetic, persistent cam
paign Of city improvement here will
help much to popuIarize Santa Fe
throughout the state; we shall be
doing something not only for our
selves but for the people of New
Mexico and the reaction is bound to
be n that will help us immeasura-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
Aha! He Cried;
Milady Nicotine
Is Reported Safe

tNeW YORK Iribune.)
John Bafleycprn having been
laid out In black clothes and
white cravat and the mourners
having been summoned for the
funeral, the friends Of Lady
Nicotine are a little nervous.
Rumors fly about that the Black
Spot Is about I'd be pressed into
her brown palm-is to draw the
fatal number %.
Nevertheless, il wagers are to
be laid, il is well to back the
Lady and her. relatives-Father
Pipe, Black Cigar, her brother,
and the slim young princess,
Demoiselle Cigarette. Plug and
Wnecut, the least regarded mem
beers OF the family, IL alone,
might be in some danger, but
they will escape on account Iof
their kinship. King James, who
wrote the "Counterblaste to To
bacco,g was the greatest fool.
it will be recalled, Britain ever
had on the throne, and although
he chopped off the head Of the.
gallant Raleigh bis victims great
contribution to the peaceful hap
piness OF mankind will continue
to live on.
It was not fanticism alone or
a desire to sacrifice the normal
for the protection Of the abnor-
NAL that brought trouble to
John Barleycorn. The old chap
It must be confessed, fell into
bad company. He was too con-
stantly seen In the company of
the Saloon, q scurvy wastrel, a
vice and crime inciter, whose car
rying-on incensed decent per-
sons. The trade in Intoxicating
beverages had become corrupt
ing, even though the beverages
in themselves did little harm.
Lady Nicotine is more careful
Of her associations. A cigar
store is not a gathering place
for the disreputable, does not
entiee the breadwinnes to ne
glect his family, and it is not ne
cessary to keep it under surveil-
lance.
And when the rounding-up of
rum occurred the public, its mind
engrossed in other things, took
little notice of the drive. 1t
deemed 1t utterly impossible for
the country to 60 bone dry. Had
it not been long said that the
Constitution was practically un-
amendable2 No similar still
hunt against tobacco is pissibla
Whether or not the use of to-
bacco is a good thing or a bad
thing, it has its friends, who will
It be Indifferent. Legislators. it
may be assumed, will take due
notice Of the fact.
SO the tobacco jar and the hui
are not likely to become
antiques along with the decanter
and the corkscrew. The brunette
beauty Of Kentucky and the
blonde Of the Carolinas, and
even the faliginous product OF
Pennsylvania, scarcely need life
insurance. AS for the heavenly
compound manufactured by the
sun out of the essence Of Cuba
the! only thing asked Of it is
that it increase It's volume.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

A man weighing $50 pounds VIII
contain approximately $500 cubic
feet Of gasroxygen, hydrogen and
nitfogep--in his constitution, which
at so cents a Thousand cubic feet
would be worth $3.50 for illuminat-
ing purposes. He also contains, ac-
cording to an electrical engineer, all
the necessary fats to make a fifteen
pound candle, and thus, together
with lis $500 cubic feet Of gases.
he proposes considerable iliuminat-
ing possibilities. His system contains
p pounds and ten ounces OF carbon.
or enough to make ESQ dozen,
9,80 lead pencils. There are about
500 grains OF iron in his blood and
the rest Of the body would supply
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
SUNSHINE STATE
VEAL HooKwoRM
HAS BEEN

Silver City Enterprise)
That a bookworm is a reality and
no more figure OF speech can be
proven at the Enterprise, where one
of these-the real thing--was caD-
tured last week. The worm, which
was about thr~ee-quarters of an inch
long and the diameter Of a mated,
established headquarters by tunnel
ling into a ream Of h~igh-grade bond
paper. Mr.. Worm was in a comotose
condition when discovered, to mall
nutrition. He was tried on a copy
OF the congressional Record but 1t
found out that 1t wasn't hot
air that he needed. Something
meaty like one Of Taft's speeches
the Leage of nations would have
been better but in the meantime the
worm had turned up its toes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
Civic Obsequies and
Official Mourners

NIHVVI -Huh6 ~IEIWUtIV,Jl
"a town that never has anything to
do In q public way, IS on the way to
the cemetery. Any citizen who will
do nothing for his town Is helping
to dig the grave, "A mar that cusses
the town furnishes the coffin. Tho
man who. is so selfish as to have no
time from his business to give to
city affairs, is making the shroud.
The man who Will mot advertise is
irving the hearse. The man who is
always pulling back from any public
enterprise throws bouquets on the
grave, The man who is so stingy as
to be bowling hard times. breaches
the funeral, sings the doxology, and
thus the town lies buried from all
sorrow and care.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
philadelphia BuIlctin.)

philadelphia BuIlctin.)
After all, It is hard cash that makes
it Easy street.
The milliners are not SO particular
about trimming their prices.
IT'S not always the woman who is
dressed to Kill that looks perfectly
killing.
No matter how full some rooming
houses may be. there Is always room
for more rumors.
les fiity-fifty that a lot of men will
soon be wholly lost without their
half-and half,
H va At ----
There is likely to be d come-down
when a fellow who is d high-flier mar
ries a girl that is Eighty.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
col. SELLERS STARTS
INDIAN UPRISING.

(Farmingt0n Times-H ustIer.) ~1
Colonel D. X. b. Sellers, who was
in the county a couple Of weeks ago,
is peddling a junker story of an In
dian uprising in this section. He is
reported to have stated that he saw
armed men with sixshooters every
where here, ard In one kitchen he
saw a woman making bread with two
revolvers handy upon the table. We
are inclined 10 believe this latter
statement partially true, only the
guns we're there because the colonel
was IN the vicinity. D. X. B. evidently
hasn't turned teetotaler yet!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
TOUGH.

Clerk--We can't pay you the
twenty-five dollars on this money or
DER until you are identified.
Man-that's tough! There's only
one la in town who can identify
and L owe imitwenty
From the Boston Transcript.