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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-14
FORMER ToNoPAH TEACHER

Mrs Jennie Curieux is in receipt
of a card from Mr. and Mrs Ray.
mond Ashley at Reno announcing the
birth of a son on August 7. Mrs.
Ashley will be remembered as Renee
Ross a former Tonopah teacher, and
sister of Gilbert Ross.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-14
THIRD VICTORY BOND
PAYMENTS ARE NOW DUE

Purchasers as Victory bonds who
have not paid their third installment
should bear in mind that this Install
ment is now due and that the money
must he in San Francisco on or be.
fore August Is. This payment is or
90 per cent
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-14
VENICE T0PERS BUY
PERFUME FOR BOOZE

NY Nss"riat-d PreaHI
VENICE, Calf, Aug l4.-As long
as drug stores are permitted to sell
Certain perfumes, there will be in
'oNications, according to William
Loomis Venice chief of police who
declared recently that during the first
week Of wartime prohibition. seven
men and women were arrested here
ei Tagged with being intoxicated from
onnkIng eau de cologne.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-14

VIENNA. Aug. IA statement at
tacking England and America and de-
manding that Hungary be united to
Rumania under King Ferdinand and
threatening to strip Hungary if the
Rumanian army is forced to withdraw
has been presented to Archduke Jo,
seph by the authorized Rumanian rep
rasentative at Budapest. according to
dispatches received here.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-14
ANGRY TEXANS
STIR CONFESS


UN A4NOCIHIeU T'FPa9I
WASHINGTON. Aug 14.-Members
Of the house interviewed to prevent a
personal collision between Represen.
taves Blanton and Hardy Of Texas,
both of who mare Democrats. Hardy
resenting Blanton's charge that he
was a mere rubber stamp" in the
sense that he always defended the ad-
ministration He rushed at BlantOn
but was restrained.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-14
H, Associated PresaI

bt Associated frssal
PARIS, Wednesday,, Aug 13.-Ru-
mania in no wise favors the installa-
ton of Archduke Joseph in power in
Hungary, according to the declaration
Of Victor Antonesco, Rumanian minis
ter here who said The Bucharest
government has no reason for sym.
pathy for the archduke personally or
the reactionary regime he repre-
sents."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-14
POOREST SALMON PACK
KNOWN IN ALASKA

wv NAASstNfrN ''''-St
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 1.-THE
Alaska Packers company announces
that the 1919 salmon pack in Alaska
and the northwest is the poorest in
the company's history.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-14
FORD JURY RETiREs
AFTER THREE MONTHS
nv As.ncInted Pres.N

MT. CLEMENS, Mich, Aug, IA
The jury in Ford's 100000 libel
suit against the Chicago Tribune has
retired to consider the verdict They
heard testimony for three months,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-14

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE SEN
ale foreign relations committee, after
a aebour conference decided to no
ulr The president that the committee
would call at his convenience to dis
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COFFEE SEIZED

Ry Associated Preast
ST. LOUIS, Aug 14-Federal off
cials seized today 2s4.1SO pounds OF
coffee held In warehouses.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-14
RUMANIA Will
QUIT BUDAPEST
Ums Associs'ed Press,

tnS AsSOcIHted Pressp
AMSTERDAM, Aug. l..-Rumanian
troops are about to leave Budapest
in consequence of a note sent Ru-
mania by the peace conference, ac.
cording to a wireless quoting Vienna
newspapers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-14
ANDREW CARNEGIE BURIED
AFTER SIMPLE SERVICE

LENOX, Aug 1.-THE funeral Of
Andrew Carnegie was held at Shadow
Broow. There was no eulogy and no
pallbearers. The service was as sim
pie as we're his tastes and habits.
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SEIZURE OF BUTTER

81 AssocIHied pvaasi -,
CHICAGO. Aug. 14-Butter valued
at $4,000 was seized on federal ana
libel warrants,
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BRITISH MUNITIONS DUMP
ExPLoDEs AT COLOGNE
TooAY's WEATHER

' By local observer United States
' Weather Bureau:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14

Cut out the picture ON ali four
sides. Then carefully fold dotted
line l its entire length. Then
dotted line 2, and so on. Fold
each section underneath, accurate.y.
When complete turn over and
you'll find a surprising result. Save
the pictures.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14

Odd!
Doctor-When do you feel the
pain worst, my boy?
Teddy-Just before schooltime,
sir. Tit Bits.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14
I'll ROCKY MOUNTAIN CLUB Di,
NIERTE uM GRAN NUMERo
DE- JOVENEs DEL ESTADo.

Los siguientes miembros Neo.Me,
xipanps de Ia confpahia Hoboken No.
1907, fueron divertidos par Ell Rocky
Mountain club como hu6spedes de su
estad0 natal, los cuales van de yiaje
pare Fort Bis, Texas, para recibir sid
.descargos
WI s. Day, Eunice; B. s. Weckel
Clayton; John A, Eastwood Des
MQines; Lyman 3. Strickland, Ros,
weNs A J.. DeRussy, Magdalena:
McQnesten, Silver City. w. M
walls, Clovis; o. r. Adelman, Gren,
VILE VIM. Taylor, Aztec: Adolfo
Quintana, Santa Re; Manuel Roybal,
Las Vegas; Maximinano Lopez, lisa.
dore; Fat Garcia, Belen; ID. III. Nose
", Roswell; II. B Steele, Estancia;
Gus Canon, stanley; n. O. Cox. Por.
tales Burl Beaver Elida: Jill oil
Eraser Magdalena; I'd Hayes. Lords
burg James J Cross. Gallup; Thomas
H Kirk Aztec Cnagy)5 VIM Il. Scan
Ratos A, y, Terrill, Be1en; ri
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

n. KeIium, Lamasco; s. =. roltz. Be
LEM II. G. Barrett, Las Cruces; M. Al,
GallegQs, Tusas; @. w. Pool, Lingo;
4. 4. Bailey, Carlsbad; o. G. Stewart,
Captain; Ghas T. Porter, Carana;
Wesley Wilkinson, Roswell; Gilbert
Sorensop, Aztec; Charles NJ. lock
nart, Roswell; F.. ". Barregp, Cha
hita J w. Culpepper, Carlsbad;
Lewis Ward, Carlsbad; Pablo Maestas,
Chamua; Amado d. Pacheco, Guaday
lupe; Joe r. Ortega, Dawson; Luis
Garcia, Albuquerque; Paul q. San
chez, East Las Vegas; =. III. RiFdsali,
Cimarron; Oscar Webster, Logan; A.
D. Smith, Ribera; A. ID, Lobato, Tur-
ley; Max Aragon, Socprro; Adelico
Romero. Reserve; Rupert II. Paul,
Texico; A. A. Romero, Magdalena; S..
A. Sandoyal, Turley; Abel Martinez,
Gallup; Joaquin Grieg0, Albuquerque;
Rodplfo Gonzalez, Las Vegas; Leo
Chayez, Albuquerque; Marshall st.
John, Carriznzo; G. G. Bfeedlove,g Ros-
we'll; John B. MoCracken, Tres
Piedras; Harry q. KnowIton, MI.
trioso; W. As. Archer, Mesilla Park
Elfig0 Montoyo, Blanco; Ricardo Jas
quis, Blanc0; Joe Saias, Golden; Abel
Perea, Madrid; Emilio A~rchihenue All
godones; Pete a. Casias, KoehleF;
Tom Deck, Dunlap: Les Marsh, Kos.
we'll; r. p. Dunlap, Dunlap.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14
NT|
uNo QUE MuNcA SIX coNTENTA.

El c~aracter irritable, que encuen-
ira faltas en- TODD, els generalmente
producto de una mala digestion, Una
persona cuyos intestinos ohran con re-
gularidad y que goza de buenas al.
ge~stiones, generalmente tiene huena
disposition. CuandO Sc siento I'd.
con Indigestion D estrehlmiento, tome
las Tabletas de Chamberlain. Yigo-
rizan Ell est6mago y le facilitan lle-
var a cabo sus funciones natural
mente.N Asimismo hace mover los in.
testinos sin exceso..
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14
Sc TENDRA LA FERlA NAVAJO EN-
SHlPRoCK EN- SEPTIEMBRE.

Pennington. Agosto 8-El Superin-
tendente =, w. Estep, de la Agencia
India Dc Shiprocks en- el Condado ds
San Juan, ha anunciado que los III
dos navaj0s resumiran su feria annual
este aho, v que Ia misma sera tenida
en- Sapttembre. La feria Navajo en-
los amos pasados vino a ser uno dc los
acontecimientos muy notables en- la
parte Noroeste del estado, pero fue
suspendida durante 81 tempo de la
conservation de alimentos. Sera On
una escala mas grande este aho, que
70 que 70 ha sido en- los nasados, v la
fiesta do las zandias sera uno de los
caracteristicos principales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14
UN REMEDio HuENo.

Los M6ritos del Remedio de Cham
berlain para 81 C6lico " la Diarrea
son hien conocidos y apreciados, lie.
de vez en- cuando, sc encuentra al.
gtna persona que no Vsabe de ellos,
Y los que SO italian en- esta situaci6n
deberfan leer 10 siguiente. escrito nor
r HI. Dear, duefo de I'm hotel en- Du-
puyer, Mont. "Hace cuatr0 amos d'
use 81 Remedio de chamberlain con
ira 81 C6Iio0 y la Diarrea con tan bue-
nos resultadns que desde entonces liz
he estado recomendando a mis- ami,
gos.
De Venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14
PANKEY PRONUNcIAHA uN DIS
CURSE Ell LABOR DAY.

El Aotuanta Gohernador Fankey
ha sido invitadosa que pfununcfb uno
de los dos discursds Due seran pro
nunciados en- la celebration del ia
Dor Day 81 dfa primero de Septiem-
hre, ante la Union Central de Obre-
ros. Probablemente que aceptar4. III
inico otrp orador sera Roland b.
Mahany. A~sistente S~ecretario del De-
partamento de Trabajo, que yendra
desde Washington, b. g. a pronunbiar
Uni discourse. La i~nvitaci0n fue en-
viada al Sir. Pankey por 81 Secreta
rio III. s, Paterson, de la Association
International dc Mecanicos, en- Albu-
querque.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

.U |A $1,000 - 80" -A -
Ri fam0so astr6nomo Punk ora
muy a~ficionado q caminar q pie.
I'm dia que iha hacienda una larga
excursion encontr6 una posada y en-
tro en- ella para desqansar un Ta'
to.
Cuand0 SIC preparaba a reanudar
Ia caminata, Ell posadero lie aconsejd
que no saliera.
-Senor, le dijo.-no Sc marche u.s.
ted, porque va a lover do firme,
dentro de p0c0.
Use eQuiY0ca usted-contest0 81
astr0nOmo, 70 asegliro que no llo'
vera.
" sic march6.
Minutes despu6s empes0 a Hover d
cantarog.
Calado hasta los hues0s T0lvi6 a la
posada 81 sabi6 Punk, muy contra
riado por no poder seguir su xcur-
sion, y algo corrido dijo al posade.
ro:
iVaya, Faya,. Tenfa listed
raz6n Pero digame, 5c0mo saba us
ted, como estaba tan SECURE az que
.iba a Hover do tai modo esta tar
de2
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14
QUE ES ESPANA in PALS De RE-
cUR60s viRcENEs DICE YIN
NEosMExicAho
Un Miemhro de Ia Embajada Ameri-
cana . Il Madrid ACADIA de Arribar
de aguel pals.

"En 10 que hace a recursos, Espaha
Sc puede considerar como ina TERRA
virgen,s, dij0 David e. Grant, de Abb
quiz. FL joven Grant hace unas GUAM
tas semanas que yolvi6 de Madrid,
Espana, donde actu6 como secretario
de uno de los oficiales en- la Embaia-
da Americana en- Madrid, por un aio
v medic.
LAS posiblidades del viejo mundo
parecen ser marayillosas' continue Ell
Sr. Grant, La dis,cpltad en- 81 pre-
sente es, que TODD ell desarrOllo, todas
las tenencias de terrenos y todas las
empresas son en- paqueiia escaia. Una
veg que Ia idea de concentraci6n Y or
~ganizaci6n Sc efectuen, veran que COZ
sas sucederan en- Espafa. VendrA a
ser 10 que era en- los tiempos de la
antigua Roma, la sustentad0ra de la
Europa, cuando el pueblo Sc extienda
mas ALA del uso de las carretas de
bueyes v ell poder asnal.
I'm cuanto a vivir en- Espaha es
delicioso. Pues saben como Yiyir ALI,
mas que 10 que sabemos en- America,
y logran mucho mas de la existencia,
que 10 que logramos en- este pals"
El Sr. Grant dice, que aHnque toda-
via quedan residpos de Ia mala volun-
tad que So eric durante la guerra His
pana-Americana, entire Ell pueblo Espa-
mol, esta desapareciendo ~rapidamente,
a pesar de los esfuerzos Alemanes a.
10 quieren esnarcir por toda Espana,
d fin de crear i'm NAL sentimiento en-
contra de los AlidOs. "Espana hasta
Mayo de 1918 fue pro-Alemana.n dijo
Ell Sr. Grant. tPero ahora ha habido
I'm Gambia muy grande; el pals co.
mienza otra yez a yer n la America
con ojos despreocupados. y i que
Ell presidente Wilson no tiene admi
radores mas ardientes en- Europa Que
el pueblo e%spanol."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

IIuHWAH| |U MNTHN- Mt.N
Te casa con Esperanza
pnrnua tiene que hefednFt
NO te 10 puedo negar.
Rueg ahFig0 EN- III confianza.
An dehes r~cflnxionar
aue ME atreVn q dar ell pa@o
por nle tergo, 81 me case,
Esperalxa do enyiudar.
Fin una fruteria
Estas manzanas no las ppdrfan 90
mer nj los eeTdps.
Praehelas listed y 10 sabremos
Los limos terriblesfT
-Ahnelito, el dia de til santo te
Yoy d regular ma hoauilla.
Graeias, nena pero ya tengp
una,
LA tenfas . poraua como Ia acal
DO de rampefl
Qul6n fue Jafetg
I'll inventor del Fjafet con leche.
Prrrrum!t
I'm I'M salon.
-Saben ustedes que Luis 81 casa
e0nl Ia hija del banqpero X
-BraYDi
IN Gambia, su hermano pefico Sc
casa con su criada.
Hombrel
I'm rgracioso' al bate
mo alarmarse, senores, Perico y
Luis son gemelos.
~ Que?
Que los gemeIos. aeartan las
distAncias!
Amigo milo, hoy he encpntrado un
hombre que daria nualquier cQsa por
tener 81 placer de dar q listed I'm pun
AHA mil Qui6p lis 81 tal2Su
nombrel SUI uomhfb inmadiatamen.
telVay d darle de boEetadas-Das
me su nombrettt
70 no auisiera. y.
-ansisto. exiio que me digais.
Pues bier, es I'M nohre eargento
que esta convaleeierido EN- ell hpspis
tai, y q quien han alnputada ambas
piernas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

F|NNN" NNNN| -"NH- NIN NE| NN fN"N
IN jovon la preguntaba d un amigo
do 81 c~onfianzaf
QnA hare para eOntastarle Car
l0sq me- ha esorito que9le presto di-
nero y Ia verdad, no Quiero prestar-
ts muy senciIIo, contestAle sim
selo.
.plemente que no has recIbido su carta.
@4 ~
Una madre energica,
Emilia, 81 lernesto To pide tn ma
no. ollie que liable conmign.
81 no me Ia pide9
Ollie Que yo hablar6 con d.
-
I'm que So nafece oil nimerp 27,l
sci, a Ia Influenza?
-En que los dos acahan con uno,f'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

moso cuadro de Andres del Sarto y
tres Vaiiosos manuscritos.
Da PalArmo: 0bjetGs de arta del
siglo peee hechps parh ios raves nor
mandos.
De Napoles NoVanta Y echo ma
nuscritps Que los austriacos 80 ileva-
ron en 171s
pc B6igica VArlos obietos y docu-
mentos qus So llevaron en 1874
DC Polonia: Una copa de ORC del
Rey Ladislao Nv, que fu6 remoEida
del lugaf dpnde So gliardaba, en- l772
De Checo sEsloyaquia yarios doeu-
mantos v manuscFitos hist0ricos, lie
vadoA del Castillo Rea de Praga.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14
A LOS suscRiroREs BE
FL NuEvo MExlcANO

E
Las suserlpeionea al "Nuevo
MaNlsane be suspenden 81 Ola ana
expira Ia suscrlpcl6n, y u mence
que recibamos q page adelantado
en- dicha feeha . ankeg, deIarA do
recibirio hssta que 70 renupYa.
81 console De Induatrlap de Gua.
IRA . il Washington renulare que
Ios ~perlddIcos suspendan a los sus
crltores morosos. tanto On Ia cfu-
dad como Los que 30 mandaB pcr
o. correo, con FL fin de consarVAr
ahorrar 81 papel bianco. 81 vi
auscripclon estA para termInar, IL
sugerinos que IA renueve Sin de-
mora CON 81 Nh do QUE no haya
Interrupcl6n en- NJ aeryIelo y re-
cha 81 perlodIcc prcnto.
81 precIo de auserIcI6n es ~
mlsro; 500 por eli aho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

RueH mny sencillamente ,-contess
to 81 nosadero que no con0cfe al ass
iron oMo. Aqnf teneo un calendario
DEL sahio Funk. siempre pasa 10 CON
traria do 10 ane DICE \.
* como hoy anuncia buen item.
pol
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

- - 49, ". 49, -
BIO Lpcer0; altos, Lorenzo Gutierrez,
Nicanor Baca, Fran Escudero; tron-
bones, Carmelito Torrez, Jack Suffer,
Bustaei0 Escuder0: b~afiton0s, Lean
dro Alvarez; bajo, Miguel Alarid, Jo-
Sc Cortinasy Tamboras, Julian Gar
cfa, Adolfo Alvarez, Agustin Garcia;
I'm total de 20 pleas. La banda cuen-
ia con I'm buen personal a la 3presente
v cree sostenerse con 81 81 los CO.
mercianteE les c~onseden Ell soporte
deseadO.
Una resoluci0n fue pasada dandD
las gracias a los Commentaries y ciu-
dadanos que hasta la presepte han
contribuidO a I4nuevo fondo de instru-
mentos, como sigue: Miguel Chavez,
$40; White House, ST.; Seligman Bros,
ST.; Wood-Davis Hardware Company,
81 b. B. Dunno, 81.
Igual que dijimos Ell nuestro diariO
inSIes Ia semana pasada, la Banda de
Santa Fe es la organization del mayor
espiritu pdblico que poseemoss * -por
10 tanto deberia tener ell mas prontp
y generoso soporte para su mejora-
miento.
Como hispanos, tndos los hombres
prominentes v habitantes de IA ciu-
dad capitalina deberfan dar TODD al
apoyp possible para que Ia banda de
Santa re fuera una de las organiza-
clones mas prominentes del estado,
pues hay que n0tar due d nadie mas
que a nosotros los hispanos nos hon
ra esta organization Notese su per-
sonal- La mayorfa de sus miembros
son %hispanos, y p0r 10 tanto, todos los
hispanos deberian de considerable CO.
mo I'M deber obligatorio al promo
YER y ayudarla. Seamos unidos, y ha-
lemos todos iguales. La Banda do
Santa Re tiene de ser la mejor y mas
popular banda del estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

DE NENTA. Tenpo en- mi po-
der una huena maqulna de %trillar,
frliol y tfiGo ltamaho medianol,
que vender6 a precio m6dlco-Tos
da persona ~Intercsada le conven-
dr& yerla 3 sollcitar mas porme.
nores. piriianse al
ADELAIDE IA. ORTIZ,
$40 Jeferson St.. Santa RE, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14

Desapareeios IA noche DEL n de Juios 1919. in racho bayo, Dc ocho t)
amos de edad, disctsss (sl manos d. alto peaa 1900 Ibras, no sts hsrra.
Sin herraE de Ia edad de z amos, dfscsds C6) nanos de- alta, psa 1900 Ii
bras, con una peaueha cortsdura de ahmbre en 81 tentel del pie. Sc dsran
$500 De recomrsnsa q "A persona que dcvuelyaa los anlmaes . a la que IL
tormac0n ehrta para reeobraros Ia recompsnsa esa deposfada en- u
Farmers Exchange Equity, 81 Estanay, Nueyo Mexico.
G. f. GARDENHIREs WIKI STANLEY, M M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14
lylne az "a Primera planal

Wine de Ia Primera Plana)
Maiz VERDE hotecitos Nun 2, por
IL centavos.
Alberj6n verde, hotecito Ndm. 2,
por Ill centavos.
Tomates, hotecito Mum. 2, II cen
tavos. Mum. 2 Y medic por 13c. Mum. 3,
por 15c. Mum. 10 por As centavos.
Calabazas botecito Mum. 2, por &C..
Mum. 3, por Sc. Nun. 10 por 24c.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-14
WILL NOT SET 4 LEDEBOUR FREE

Berlin, Saturday, April 12-(By the Associated Press) Soviet congress was informed today that George Ledebour, who is confined in Moapit jail and whose release Twas demanded on March 90 by the Com munlst Workmen's Council. will not be liberated.
 Independent Socialist newspapers print an attack written by Lede- pour while in jail upon Herr Hein Prussian minister of justice, accus- ing him Of mistrating Spartacan prisoners in the Moabit jail. He declares he is in daily fear of being murdered and that Karl Radek's life was in constant jeopardy while hs was in prison. Ledebour claims that he has heard groans of arrested Spartacan adherents who, he says were being "done to death in some hidden recess of the prison" he de- clared that he has also heard rifle shots. Indicating wholesale execu- tions" there,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-14
TRADE CLASS TO
 MEET TOMORROW

MT. Paul R. Mahony, manager of the foreign department at the Rem ington Typewriter Company of New York, will speak before the foreign trade class of the Chamber of Com merce at the Council Chamber on Tuesday evening, at which time the class will consiSer the subject of The Export Salesman
 MT. Mahony, who has a wide expe- rience in the work of selling goods in foreign countries, has just returned from a very lengthy foreign trip, and his talk should prove exceedingly in teresting, as it will give an intimate word picture of conditions in the for eign markets.
 In addition, it might be stated that he is the author of the text which the classes are studying, on this subject, which will describe the method of se- lection and training in foreign cOun- tries, preparing for selling trips, rOut- ing and frequency of visits, and back ing up salesmen with dealers and agents.
 The members of the foreign trade class are all making excellent prog ress, and are very enthusiastic o"e1 their work, and over the prospects which are presented to Bridgeport in dustries through the development ot foreign trade, as they are learning tc see it's great possibilities.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-14
RUSSIAN DRAFT
 EVADER TELLS
 NEGRO SOLDIER

-t. After passing through the battles of the Argonne, Chateau Thierry, Beau court Woods and other victorious en- agreements in France, Joseph Ed munds, a negro resident of Water St, met his Waterloo last evening at the hands of Philip Pregntko, a Russian draft evader. An empty beer bottle was the weapon used and proved to be more effective than German bull lets or shrapnel. The engagement took place at the home of Mary Cur onmow, 31, of 35 Gilbert St, who was also arrested with the battlers charg- cd with conducting a. house of i'll fame.
 Edmunds. before entering the army was generally known as a runner for denizens of Bridgeport's underworld. While at the home of Mary Guron- mow, last night, he refused to allow Pregniko to enter. A fight followed and the negro was felIed by a blow delivered with an empty beer bottle in the hands of Pregniko. The charges against the woman and E5E munds were nolled and the Russian was fined $75 and costs in the city court this morning. The fine was paid without a protest.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-14
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Announcement was made at the post office today to the effect that mall, both ordinary and registered, will be accepted for Czecho- SIovakia, provided they conform to the Postal Union postage rates, conditions and classifications. No provision has been made for parcel post.
 It was also stated at the Post office today that notices were received from Washington requesting postmasters not to accept parcels addressed tt members of the American Expedition ary Forces that are not accompanied by an approved request for articles contained in the packages. The re- strictions placed on packages which must contain only such articles sent upon request and approved by regf- mental or other commanding officers are still in force.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-14
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Ninth Lecture on
 Child Conservation
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The Ninth of the series of 10 lec- lures conducted under the auspices of the Visiting Nurses Association, will be held at the Welfare Building, "Wednesday evening at o'clock. The speaker will be Miss Anne Stevens. chief nurse of the Maternity Center Association of New York. Her sub- ject will be Child Conservatiaoz. " Miss Stevens has had many years experience in maternity and child welfare work. She is prepared to tell of the methods and practice used by the Maternity Center Association of New York through which wonder full results have been obtained. Her talk will cover valuable instructions relative to the care of mothers from the period of early pregnancy to the birth of the child, as well as the care of the child in infancy. The public Is cordially invited.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-14
Many Transient
 Others Pay Tax

For the past few weeks aliens who have failed to pay their income taxes have been calling on MT. Kyle, In ternal Revenue agent, at his office in the Federal building. strengthening out their debts to the government Today, perhaps the largest number has been taken care of. Men of all nationalities crowded the office and the halls waiting for their turn to set tie their income tax.
 Internal Revenue Agent J. J, Kenna said today indications are that a great many foreigners are planning to leave the country, and since they can not obtain passports unless they show a clean receipt from the agents that their tax has been paid, they take advantage of the extended time to pay the tax. Then the cooperation of the manufacturers in seeing that all alien employees pay their tax also aids In bringing in those who failed to do so.