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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-06
PARK.


 With the Columbia Burlesque wheel overcrowded with shows of a medi- ocre and even lesser calibre, as it is this year, the Rose Sydell Co.,. with a performance of the first grade came as a. noSSible relief to those who enjoy this brand of entertainment The Sydell company opened the weekend at the Park, Thursday, and the com plimentary comments which were given demonstrat tive expression at di- vers times must have been gratifying to tbe members of the aggregation could they have heard them.
 The show given by this company is the best that has come to this city this season. There are no slow mo- ments in the entire performance. chorus is on his or her toes every minute and the result is all that could be wished for. The book is well writ ten and the plot is conspicuous by its absence. It is simply entertainment and as such would get by anywhere. Joe Marks and Dolly Davis, petite but lively, are the hub about which this wheel of entertainment revolve. Marks works every minute and dur ing his presence before the audience the spectators are convulSed with laughter. Dolly Davis is close sec ond. Mildred Campbell, the prin1a donna, is entitled to the name She has beautiful voice and uses it to ard, another comedian, who assists Marks, is also entitled to some of the honors. Theda Bernard Bara. is real l jazz artist The show is good and de serves a capacity house at the last narforrn aza(.a t0niEht
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-06
Derby High Falls Before Red And Black
GALBLA TITS RUNNING TEATTIRESHIGHSCHOOL
 WIN OVER DERBY TEAM
Left Halfac Scores Touchdown After 55 Yard Dash I1 Second Period and Later Makes Run of 20 @
 Yards-Derby Beaten 20 to-

ing for the ball between the goal posts. Galbraith kicked the goal Score 200.
 Derby came down to surprise the locals and from the plays in the first prise would be made food, for they foiled ,Bridgeports chance for a touchdown from the iveyard line and even threatened to score at this time. The Hilltops frightened up after this period and played in their old style football.
 In the first period Bridgeport fail- ed to make any first downs. but h the rest of the game they made it nine times to two of the visitors.
 Marty Ryan showed up in great form, playing in both the line and backfie1d as did the old standby Otto Saur.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-06
wALNUTs Vs. LAKEvIEWs.

The Walnuts and Lakeviews will meet in what should be the best am- ateur game seen in the city in some tune, as both teams are evenly matched and composed of some of the best players in town. Joe Waters will referee. Charlie MahoIny will act as head 1inesman
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-06
FANS CLAMORING TO
 SEE GIPP IN ACTION

Notre Dame, Ind, Nov. 6-More than 12,OO0 fans are fighting for tickets for the Notre Dame-Purdue game here today. The reserve seat pasteboards have been exhausted d and only general admission tickets are available. Fans wh onever saw a football game are clamoring for a chnce to see George Gipp, the "Bbe Ruth of the gridiron," in his final appearance on the Notre Dame field
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-06
LOWELL, 8. PROVIDENCE :.

Lowell Mass. Nov. 6-In an over time game Lowell defeated Providence to [. here last night. Donnelly made the tieing goal and Hart drove home the deciding goal. Conley play ed brilliantly at goal, making 70 stops.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-06
TO PLAY WATERBURY.

The Walnut Juniors will play the south End Independents of Water bury in the Brass City. Sunday Prac- tlce will be held Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and the bus with the team VIII leave the club rooms at 12:3O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-06
WANT GAMES.

The Victor stars would like to hook un with any of the following teams Emerald. Jrs.. Map1ewood, Jrs., King Pin, Jrs.. or any team in the 140-150 mound class. J. Sitsay at 106 Church z street Is manager.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-06
Bridgeport High

Umpire-Hawes.
 Head 1inesman-Joe Ryan,
 Time-Ten-minu periods
 Substitutes: Bridgeport: WhelaL for Paige; Fischer for Maher: Maher for AMcCullough; Lengell for Hill; Adams for Molloy; Lyons for Lancas- ter; Wagner for Whiting;s Thorp for Ryan; Ryan for Cooney; See1ey for Lyons; Cooney for Seeley; McCul- tough for Maher; Maher for Gal braith; Kaaynick for Mccullough
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-06
LENOX VS. PADDOCKS,

The Lenov A. c. will stack m against the strong Paddock eleven of Walnut Beach at the Madison avenue gridiron Sunday afternoon. at s.sS and it is expected that all kinds of fur will fly before the final whistle blows.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-06

fast and interesting game last night Fall River defeated Bridgeport, 5 to 8. Williams and Lovegreen starred for Bridgeport, Lovegreen giving a wonderful exhibition of goal tending.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-06
LOVEGREEN GIVES FALL RIVER FANS GOODSHOW

Performs In Wonderful Fashion Front of Bridgeport
 Cage, But Pierce, Kehoe and Jean Manage to Shoot Goals Around Him In Game at Fall River Rink
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-06
The Standing.

Last Nights Results. Salem ', Hartford 3. Fall River 5. Bridgeport 8. Lowell 8, Providence 2. FALL RIVER 5, BRIDGEPORT 2.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-06

Advertise in The Times
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03
ARMENIAN REPORT
IS SENT TO SENATE

Washington, April :" President
Wilson transmitted to the senate to.
day Il report of the American commits
sion headed by Major General llarbold
which inyce igated conditions in Ar
menia. The report had twice hccu
asked for by the senate The 'um
mission made no recommendation 1s
to the United States assuming It man
date over Turkey and Armenia. bat
its reports contained arguments for
and again such action
Better millions for a mandate than
billions for war said the recommen-
dations fayotia" a mandate
No mandate should be taken the
commission aid. without formal
agreement Wi'h the allies, and also
definite approval of Germany and Rus
sia. The inhabitants. the mission
stated. desire America to take the
mandate first, with Great Britain their
second choice.
Reasons advanced against a man
date were that ii would weaken the
Monroe doctrine. Humanitarian be-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03
STYLE REVIEW TO PLAY BIG PART
IN OTTAWA'S EASTER CELEBRATION

worn in it will be no better, or more
up to date than the ones on La Sale
street tomorrow afternoon.
With the breaking of the Lenten
season. candy statesmen. are prepar-
ing for rushing business, for it is
rumored more OttaWans denied them
selves sweets this year than ever be-
fore. Ice cream stores have also no
tired a great decline in soda fountain
receipts. during the forty days the
world tasted and prayed
Churches have prepared excellent
programs for the day the Gayety
theater has an especially attractive
vaudeville program, and the three
moving picture houses have also ar
ranged special shows. for the enter
tainment Of the Easter audiences
In almost all churches of the city.
special Easter morn service will be
held at o'clock in the morning. for
the people who wish to honor their
Master. Most Of these services will
be in charge of the young people of
the church.
Zion Church.
The children OF the Sunday school
of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran
church viii hold on Easter pageant
ON Monday evening April J. in Zion
Memorial hall. The following pro
gram will be given.
Violin and piano selection, Misses
BYooks,
rageant, part l. Springs Welcome
ia ts,l.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03
WOODMEN OF COUNTY
PLAN BIG INITIATION

The Modern WOodmcu OF La Sale
county are planning to have a biz
time in Ottawa Monday evening
when a large class OF candidates from
the various camps will be given tho
mysteries Of WoOdCratt The StreatoT
officers and drill team will put on the
work, ana state Lecturer W. +. Gil
roy of Canton will deliver the address
of the evening. Light lunch will b,
served
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03
CONFERENCES BROUGHT
TO CLOSE PENDING
SIGNING
MAJORITY AT WORK.
PLUMBERS AND EMPLOYERS
sTllL IN DEADLOCK OVER ONE
SECTION OF CONTRACTS--DE.
ny AUTHENTICITY OF PUe-
LlSHED SCALE.

Members of the building trades
union. where the contractors nave
failed to sign their 1920 work scalc'
are s,lll of the Jobs. According 70 m
formation CLEANED this afternoon by
the Free TraderJournal the only
men who are not working at the pres
mt time, are the plumbers OF the c'tS'
the inside workers at IN" sanders
Frothers Manufacturing Co, ana tt'
workmen employed by the Slhho''
Brothers Contracting Co.
II was claimed today that SinnottS
did not object to paying the 1920
wage scale asked by the wofkmen,
but did not want to sign contracts
binding them for year. Inc Wor"'
ing of the phrasing governing ,he az
prentice plumber. Is SAID to be re-
sponsible for the plumbers strike
while there Is said to be a misnhder-
standing in regard to the scale pc
tween Sanders Brothers ami thelf
men.
1t was stated today that there were
to be no more conferences between
the contractors and the building
trades men until the former Slgnilea
their willingness to sign the agree
ments. 1t Is hoped that an ADJUST
ment will be reached before time Tor
the men to return to work Monday.
Alleged Msstatement.
Acting purely upon assumption ana
with absolutely no knowledge as 10
the source of the Free Trader-Jour-
nails scale of wages as printed IN the
March 30 insSue. +. c. Thompson OF
the laborers' union, carried the follow
ing to a contemporary and author
lied its publication:
The article published in the Free
Trader r-Journal was not oi'iclal ana
was a misstatement OF the facts as
regards the various wage scales.
The truth is the scale Of wages as
published is as near official as any
thing possibly could have been under
the circumstances, and Mr.. Thomp-
son, inasmuch as he has made a
sweeping denial. which includes eV-
ery figure given in the Free Trader
Journals list, is free to use these col
umns to show just how broad and
how farreaching was that "misstate-
ment." No attempt was made to de
ny in part or toto the 1920 scale by
anyone connected with the recent
walkout. The only specified misstate-
ment explained to reporters OF the
paper was the wages paid members
of the council for l9lS-l9l9-and a
full ninety per cent of that was right.
The Free Trader-Journal stands on
the 1920 demands as published and
challenges their refutation. The
paper's informant was in an official
capacity to give the various wage
scales" II he erred the Free Trader
Journal in justice to its readers is
only too glad to make amends by
publishing the demands as made be-
fore April /. in any corrected form.
The scale, which has developed into
n bone of contention, was printed al
ter an innocent attempt on the part
of the Free Trader-JOurnal to give its
readers all the news. Events per
tanning to labor and the public at
large can hold no other classification
than news. The list of l920-21 prices
as compiled for April | ratification
by the contractors. and as published
earlier in the week. follows:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03
MARK. ILL.,. COUPLE
Welded BY JUSTICE

Nirgiiio Cattani, aged p years. OF
Mark. H.. Putnam county and Miss
Mary Gugheilmeiti. aged Is years. al
so of Mark, were quietly married this
morning at 20 O'Clock n Judge Geo.
T. kOenig's court room. The couple
were attended only by several immpd-
late relatives. After a brief honey
moon they will make their home in
Mark, Ill.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03
BOY is COMMITTED
TO HOME IN PEORIA

Benny Shejax, a G-year old La Sale
boy was committed to the Guardian
Angel home in Peoria yesterday by
Judge Harry b. Reck in the County
Court. The father of the boy is dead
and his mother. Mrs. Annie Sheiax.
1912 Zinc street La Sale. is said to
be unable to care for him.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03
AUTO INJURY CASE,
ENDING IN $4,000
VERDICT, APPEALED



An appear 10 IN" S''oii" "'A'' ''' u
the Appellate Court was taken today
hy Gulomop Ramunf..ky of La Sale
.t...,., .....i,,.,
III ''i' """'"h '"'' ''
him by John Siambtlg- H'Fih"efB
was awarded Sg.UnO damage ON Feb
ruarY luh Ia the Circuit Court for
personal inmries received when he
wae struck bv the Ramunofsky auto.
The suit VS. instituted to collect
gleu.o damages
nelnre taxing ,hn appcal Attorneys
otynror and rbom1e }[askins
.uart hofcra rrd,r EldTadgp and
n,aJo % ,,otion for . nov rial This
,,,.,- o,,.,,.r,,l,.d Th,y tbro roafn -
notiou for ~, .nur,I and we're grant
,'I ntr,.t,.' a., ,n,n Ia .v.l,j,I +, fi1o
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03
MAN WHO THINKS
He IS A CRIMINAL
PUT IN LOCAL JAIL
MIL BROOK BLACKSMITH TAKEN
IN CHARGE BY POLICE LAST
NiGHT-TALkS OF MURDERS,
ROBBERIES AND OTHER OF
FENSES.

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03
Rele aSed on Bonds.

Otrlhio Hig!Ochi. the Cedar Point
man who was arrested week ago
ON serious charges preferred against
him by cedar Point widow. was re-
leased today on $1,000 bond }igio-
chi was bound over to the grand jury
ON b1stardy charge preferred by the
woman who is the mother of three
childrn. Her husband has been dead
for several years, it is claimed
The man was taken in charge by
Ecputy Sheriff Thomas Armstrong ON
Thursday OF last week. after he had
been given a preliminary haring. He
seemed perfectly content to remain
in jail, and upon leaving informed the
officers that he would just as soon re-
main as not.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03

movement. Mrs. hOm-
as Corliss, one of the
leaders, said the state de-
partment was not responsible; that
the department had not communicate
ed with the women.
We picketed the embassy on Good
Friday" she said, "to remind Great
Britain and the state department of
the crucifXion Of Christ and to call
attention that ireland too was being
cruciGed."
At Ithe state department it was
said there were no new developments.
Secretary Colby yesterday said effect
i've measures would be taken to pre-
vent any difficulties. Police informed
the women that their action was a
breach Of international. law and CON
sequenty was quite different from
that of militant suffragists who pick
eted the White House two years ago.
Police guarded the embassy today
until it became known the women
did not intend TO resume picketing.
Search Belfast Arrivals.
Belfast, April 3-In addition to pro-
nounced military activity in the vicin-
ity Of Londonderry today the passen-
gers who arrived by the Sec ch boat
at Londonderry were searched by
the police.
Meanwhile violent scenes were re.
ported taking place among the Sim
Fem prisoners confined in London
derry Jail.
Unusual activity also was display
ed by the authorities at Dundalk. mid
way between Belfast and Dublin, spe-
cial patrols being posted at all an.
proacheS to the town The drivers of
motor cars We're required to produce
their permits.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03
SOAKING PROMISED
EASTER DAY PARADES
Rv the Assec.atea Prerr

Washington. April 3.-Easter fash
ion parades throughout the eastern
portions Of the country, with the ex,
ception Of New England. will encour-
ter showers. if weather bureau pre-
d;ctions are borne out.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03
Advice to a Beginner.

A girl may not accept your propOsoI.
nut She will always admire your judg.
men,.-Topeka Capital
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03
BRITISH EMBASSY P|CKETERS QUIT POSTS
STATE DEPT. CLAIMS
international Law
HAS Been VI0L LATED
(By the Associated Press.)

Washington, April 3.-Picketing by women
favorable to an Irish republic of the British en-
bassy here was called off today by leaders of the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03

Try a Want Al in the Free Trader
Journal for Quick Results
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03
WEATHER r.

Rain or snow tonight
and Sunday: colder Sun
day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-03

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-15

|1(saly - IN - lnnporor -
a. Lin1roo N1la havo 1ittlo work
~ DsF1ps0 r mir Deese9 6eD6Ft-
NGn9s this Ni1ka9 an1 WilI olve
thoir rsnAfafng time 70 @CngnnGB-
s3na1f 1dgEi1. What d. TIT DO
PIT b q tAeir regular smp aoynent
win b paid TOR out 81 funds ap-
propriated for that purpose and
what work they perforn for Com
missioner Murrfn win b PAID for
out Of the watervogks fund. Tue
employees VIII. receive the same
salaries, but the amounts VII cono
out Of two different funds.
In addition to these four men
the waterworks department has
ono regular man IN it, employ and
an outsider has been also employ
ed, which win make the rerating
force number SIX members.
Make Full Check
Tho force will make : full check
Of new installations made IN the
last ten years 1t properties where
water rent IL paid for by the nat
rate-that il. where NO meters are
installed. The rents are charged
in proportion to the number Of
fixtures, automobiles, horses, etc.
When the work IL completed the
new bills going out will carry ex-
ira charges on water rent in pro-
portion to the number Of additions
since the last reratipg was made
ten years ago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-15
PUT TREASURY
SECURITIES ON
SALE BY JAN. |
PestoAace Gets Notice That Govern
ment Saving Certificates to
Be Issued Soon.

The Rock Island postofice has
received its first advice relative to
the 1921 issue sof treasury savings
securities, which includes the
treasury savings certificates in
81 900 and 500 denominations. the
IS war savings stamps and the 25-
cent thrift stamps. These securi-
ties will be augmented by issue OF
81 treasury savings stamp, which
will be non-snterest bearing, and =
SIS treasury savings certificate.
The new 81 stamp will be bright
red in color, imprinted on . green
tint and will bear the portrait OF
Alexander . amilton, the first Sec
Rotary Of the treasury.
The $25 certificate viii be similar
in design and terms Of tho 500 and
81, 900 certificates, and win supply
q medium whereby the accumulat-
ed 81 stamps may be converted into
registered government security,
bearing interest at 4 per cent, com
pounded quarterly, exempt from all
local and state taxes and from the
normal federal income tax.
The issuance Of the new demon.
nations should not be construed a.
in any manner doing away with the
sales Of the S. war savings stamp
the 1921 issue Of which will be or
ange In color, bearing the portrait
Of Lincoln, and the ascent thrift
stamp which will be unchanged.
The treasury department in con
tinuing the sale Of government
savings securities feels that as time
goes ON the continuous sale Of the
securities will play an increasingly
important part in tho current a.
nancing Of the government. The
issuance Of 81 and SIS securities
places the treasury savings move
ment on q solid peace-time basis.
The new issue will be placed or
sale Jan. 1. 1921. and may be pur.
chased at all postofices, from let
! ter carriers, or at any bank.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-15
FORCE WORKING
10 FOR
H|ehER CHARGE


Arrangements have been made
By CommissionsFe John A. Murrtn.
In charge Of the department OF
public property, to give part time
employment to four Of the present
city employees Of other departments.
The rerating Of the city on nat
rate water rents Will begin imme-
diately and three inspectors and
the assistant sperintendent Of
streets are to aid in the work.
which will take Z considerable
time.
Assistant Superintendent Of
Streets John r. Stephens, employ
ed IN the department of streets and
public improvements. and Plumb
ing Inspector Frank Yerbury,
Electrical inspector william Nc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-15

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I1S1lerir IN ia Iittie ones r. MANI
1G~neholda.
|Aa aim AZ The Ar~us Santa
(zI1na 4 ~ insurs nonr tiddies n
1900 Islssd aS,inst Chrisama.
1I1rtnchee. The commfttee IN :
- nj Of names 81 children re-
611ine n All narts az the cirv The
Vurk 81 checkinr over the names
- An aOins an for tina last Few
svonIEa. ~ committee has almost
I erlS 1jafed IL vork Int Il will be
- "a lob .untii The delivery Of
Rlifs fhe dav before Chrialmas II
th3eo are any moor children in Rock.
Island Who may not be assured of
: fSDpy Christmas. the Committee
= .deairous az hayins their names
nr} addreases. II Won know OF a
ch}iA nm e IN dancer a. disan-
n61nfment on fha coming holiday
y6n ~ renuested 10 Communicates
vifh ina Ann Santa CLAUS Also
n Il 4 vonr nnrno.s n helm sveli
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Evening journal., 1920-04-15
G0LDEY WINS THIS
CANE In TENTH

Goldey College defeated Salesianum,
7 to c. after closely contested ten
inning game on the Eighteenth and
Van Buren streets ground yesterday
afternoon. Both teams were nip and
tuck all through the contest.
Goldey scored one in their half OF the
ninth, making The score ca. But The
Salesianum boys came from behind. and
scored the two runs necessary TO tie.
IL looked for a moment as II they
would not stop there, but unfortunate
~ for them the rally was stopped. and
in the next, the tenth session, the
Goldey boys put the winning run over
the plate.
Baker and MILAN lead the Goldey
swatters 10 the attack, while Buckley
gathered two binglcs for the opposi-
tion. Although somewhat erratlc, lsen-
burg pitched a steady, consistent game
for The winners.
The Goldey nine viii face Elkton
liiei at the Eighteenth and Van Buren
street grounds This afternoon. The
strength OF the Marylanders Is not
very well known. so there Is no way in
which to forecast the result.
A benefit dance will be given at
Goldey College Saturday night, She pro-
oeeds going TO the baseball club.
The ecorn.