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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-18

Miss Louise Gilshrist of AT Liberty street was a recent visitor in New Y ork city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-18

Mrs. Clifford Boynton of. 217 Wells street entertained the Five Hundred club at her home Tuesday evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-18
Society Nezos
 Club Activities
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Either % edior
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-18

The Boys Recreation center will hold a leap year dance on Friday eve ming at 7:45 o'clock at the Barnum school assembly hall. All persons in the Barnum, Garfield, Huntington Road and Staples school districts are invited to attend.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-18

Mrs. Caroline B. Doren1us will be the hostess for a social afternoon on Monday at the Bridgeport Art League rooms for the members. Cards will be the diversion for the early part of the afternoon, after which tea will be served.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-18

vania, will speak at 4 D. m., on ''Th' Meaning of a Flower"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-18

MT. and Mrs Frank Quinlan of 1403 Main street are rejoicing over the arrival of baby girl, on March 12, at the Bridgeport Hospital. The newcomer will be named Dorothy. Mrs. QuinIan was Miss Esther Modem before her marriage
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-18

MT. and Mrs. William H. Griswold
 of 127 Marion street entertained at a dinner party last evening at her home. St. Patrick's Day decorations and favors were carried out at the dining room where covers were laid for eighteen. Music, games and dancz ing formed the evenings amusements.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-18

A St Patrick's party and dance will be given this evening at the Union re- creation center at Shelton school. Al residents of this district are invited to attend. -....
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-18

Miss Ethel Hanley of Grand street will entertain the members of the T. o. T. club at her home this evening. The members of the club are Miss Mildred Farrell, Miss Mabel Rowe, Miss Mary Buckley, Miss Edna Hayes Miss Margaret Buckley, Miss Mary Callory, Miss Mary Coleman, Miss Mildred Hayes and Miss Catherine Callory.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-18

William Modem of Williamsport, Penn, formerly of this city, is spend ing a few days as the guest of his sister, Mrs. Frank Quinlan of Main street / ..
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
THE vAaG VERDICT

vxIHE the Post much that people felt
damaged and aggrieved by what they the careless
illegal actions of the water of district No
the extent that they felt justified bringing action before the civil
service commission with the
dismissal hopeful that the investigation
sequnt verdict of the commission may be without beneficial
results
Although the writer well
taking active against Mr. Vagg aiding
have been set motion for his removal
accusations absolutely false without foundation
1.-THE beginning he has refused the protests filed Mr.
vagg leaving the responsibility for appointments
possible from those placed under his supervision preferng place
the responsibility for une appointments where belongs
Believing that the people the the
district of chief and seeking make that service
possible Dickson engineer
held aoof from the Mr. vagg refused
petition for removal Mr. vagg
division for and advice when needed the end
that the service the people of the district
possible under the that which the people
of the district and which they had right expect.
Complaints against the commissioner and
finally eliminated action seeking his removal The findings
the Civil Service printed elsewhere matter of
information the people of the district who have shown unusual
interest in the from the beginning
We free that do consider that those who
brought action against Mr. Vagg furnished evidence sufficient
the commission ordering his dismissal although the test
did show condition of affairs for which there
aid which people should long tolerate with compacency
The hearing however proved that is not at all
the dismissal Of those holding positions the classified list
civil of the should convince those who
efforts that charges made against official must be
by proof conviction cannot be expected
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
THIRD PARTY UTILIZATION

preparation county primaries has been under
- Colorado readers of the daily press
the nvarabe reference the the
and that candidate in the Democratic assemblies
from the NonPartn league assemblies advance
the parts state assembly the story
for and candidates for other Offices
lily league The third partys candidate
United States has filed by petition candidacy
Office in the Democratic party primaries
Is the Colorado Democracy of its defeat
publican party two become this year the party
ponismf Is it going to the party history quarter Of
century when involved itself in the Populsm
in no time become and parcel of Poput
ocratlc party cannot remain hundred
another party Its wings not be tainted party
once Twice. thrice and still keep Its head the air Principle
to party must be above party
This is not the time to anayze the platform
Partisan league but early deal with the partys ma
onal records Since its organization Towny
into what be termed national party distinguished
North Dakota organization the Nonrn
pacifs and by its The
has been in hot water from the spring Of 1917
account OF it's views regarding the world part
country took it. The league leaders have been in
opposition to the League of Nations Wilson
itself and become welcome ally the party
ado In the largest agricultural
the corner stone OF the Democratic
sharing at least fifty fifty with the Democratic party
buon OF offices On the that the domestic league
Tor State Socialism is domestic
foreign policies of the national Democratic party?
The other morning body of Bourbon
nced senator Thomas OF this state that it his duty become
candidate for by entering party primaries despite
his opposition to the national The
swayed him his decision the primaries
barrassmen would his friends home
candidates and leaders Support Thomas
In Colorado would defiance of the president his policies
and the national platform and party candidate
for the presidency Thomas and Cox Thomas
csion hold back lifted state organization and
national leaders.
sauce for the gander If the
Democratic leaders straghtaced regarding Thomas
opposition to the League of Nations they
and then swallow whole the
has become OF the Jewel of consistency Mountain
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
THE FARMERS AND POLITICS
rHAT the farmers of the country should have Just

sHAT the
good government. and Just much right to
through political other class people
question The who would deny the farmers the
behalf
the time Of the most and
useful country sometimes little
this line ams and the Farm
Elenburg Washington institution the majority of
stockholders and whose board of directors
its the following wholesome
advice
greater interest in politics This
fn decide whether this state shall
prosper under its form Of
delivered into the hands Of the spoilers to be used
as subject for experiments by socastic dreamer,
regret that Of the best farmers Of this
uny received for their during the last three
wear. than ever before have
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
) 9 . o o o o o o o Q Q o Q G
LOCAL NEWS
10000 Q Q o o ooooo

Miss Matte Gates of Snowmass I'M
derwent an operation for append citis
at the Glenwood sanitarium last Friday
Chaq McNulty Of Cattle creek was
brought to the Glenwood sanitarium
MondaY and had sn operation perform
ed for the removal of finger.
v. R. Sharp returned home Tuesday
night from Littleton, where he has
been for several months erecting build
ings for the Holmes Tractor company.
Miss Lois Gerkin of Carbonate visit
ed in Glenwood Tuesday while enrou.c
to Rifle where she will visit few days
and attend Apple Pie days.
-.
Oscar Nelson of Minturn, who has
been patient at the GlenwOod sanl-
ing with broken leg is now able t.
he around on crutches.
80
Mrs. W. f. Scholtz and little son,
Charlotte Scholtz and Emily Strauss
of Grand Junction have spent the past
week in Glenwood visiting relatives
and friends.
Gladys, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W.
G. Lockard of New Castle underwent
nm operation for the removal of ton
sis at the Glenwood sanitarium Mon
day of this week.
Miss Edith K. johnson, supcrintend-
emit of the Glenwood anitarium left
Thursday afternoon for Denver, where
she will meet with the State Board of
Nurse Examiners, of which she is a
member. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Mary johnson, who is
enroute to Iowa for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Vets and chill
dren arrived this week from Anacon-
da, Montana for visit with Mrs
Vets mother. Mrs. G. s. Thompson OF
the Art Shop. Mr.. Viets will return
to his hone in Now York the first OF
the week but his wife expects 70 remain
for an extended visit with her mother
.>N$
Mrs. Pauline Claudon entertained a
few little folks at her Blake avenno
homo Thursday afternoon in honor OF
the third birthday Of her little grand
son, Billy Hurd, who, with his mother
Mra. Mary Hurd is visiting here. The
children enjoyed themselves with
games, after which refreshments were
served.
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
BOY browns IN SWIM
<OR TEARS IN OR AND

Grand junction, Sept. douglas
Dnngherty, l2year old son of Mr. AMI
Mrs. u. G. Daughcrty,11 White Ave.
was drowned in the Grand river late
today. The body was recovered Nv
members Of the FIRE department an !
police with graphing hooks. Douglas ;
older brother. Edwin made u desperate
attempt to save him. About dozen
boys were swimming after pe:,;. VIII ca
were floating down, the river. Doug
las went farther than the rest and was
cnuvht in an eddy, md sucked under.
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
CRACK SHOOTERS RETURN

The Glenwood contingent of the Col
orado Rifle team that was sent by the
u. S. government to the federal rifle
range at Camp Perry Ohio, the first
of August returned to Glenwood We'd
nesday after spending the month most
delightfully."- in the eastern state.
The Glenwood boys were G.. II. King,
Lester Solle,, George W. Farmer ard
Donald Weist. They constituted part
| of the Colorado team of IS members,
From this state team six of the best
shooters were selected as sub team.
of which c. Fl. King was chosen cap
tain.
On the 900 yard range the Colorado
boys led all the others hut on the 200
and 900 yard ranges combined they
took fourth place. The Colorado men
were honored in that Captain Smith of
Denver was selected as the coach and
l.. f. Jarrett, also of Denver, was
picked as the man to fire the first shot
prior to all contests, this selection he.
ing made because Of his superior abil-
,ity as reliable shot. While the tr'p
was greatly enjoyed the boys were all
delighted when they reached good old
Colorado, which they pronounce the
best ever.
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
sCUTTLINo THE SHIP

SERIOUS effort is to be made legislature
n primary election laws Civ ,:.ec
the public political parties and candidates. which they
under existing laws presidential primary provision
included Present laws crude and in action tend to party
disruption There Colorado when this the desired
ED of rorme but that day has disappeared and the moemn
lis another direction
Illustration of the oopholes found in
plans being perfected for the Democrats machine at city hall
Republican the interest of certain
candidates. and there in law to the offended oganz
If the Colorado law the laws of New
York California this form of political selout could be guarded
required these and other states TO
well their party allegiance and to their
ballots primary election day The spirit of these laws is
that urinary election is marty affair held in the interest of party
solidarity
nature cruel law good Of them
be- is that weakened organism attracts parasites which
feed its ultimate destruction This law transferred to poll
cs working within the Democratic party OF the state Two
ago party authority Attention directed
the dominant organization People believed to De
unbeatable Dssenon engendeed within the party failed
election Dissenson continued AT this time it is being
debachd much from without from within
Minor bosses figuring how much they from the
party their services breaking their party
From without the party is harassed because it has been
from within third party and fourth party fas
tenng themselves the Democratic -Four two
those political fungi would have had little consider
The body the party wholesome and strong enough
dispose of the parasitcal growth Today party leaders are
appealing the for dsinfctant against the
that would the
Matching.
What has beaen the Democratic party that had such
decisive for its presidential candidate four ago? Its
Colorado leader Washington failed keep step with the national
leader At leaders looking forward not this ae
November possible reorganization the party after de-
feat At the coming state primaries the party to be divided
beyond repair The day after the primary election will find s
either swallowed by alien party with ticket OF its own that
intended be elected the NonPartisan league fails
control Of the Democratic party at the primaries will
defeat it, the Partisan succeeds in its efforts
the Bourbon end Of Che party win ally itself the November cleo
ton with the Republican defeat the intruder the Demo
cratic party
Publicly the condition which the Democratic party finds
itself to be regretted The other party likely to take liberties
with the public Of the weakness Of its former opponent
There nothing hearning public and forceful
rositon.-Rocky Mountain Herald
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04

Of this worlds good than before have allowed smooth
talking stranger to induce them with eighteen dollars
become member Of organization which, they told has
object the lettering Of their condition through the Of
the socialstc doctrine Of ownership everything
eventually farm hands theory
In the interest Of good for who
stand for radical change form of state
but who will conduct its Affairs along safe and ineA
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
ToLBY-MooDY

Charles c. Toby of Silt and Miss
Helen Lucille Moody of st. Paul, Min
ne'ota were united in marriage at 80
P. m. Monday at the Presbyterian
manse, Rev. Chas. r. Mexican oificat-
ing
The groom is well known IN this
county, and is a prosperous ranchman
of the Silt country. The bride is from
st. Paul but has been visiting near
Silt for several months.
The couple will make their home on
the Toby Brothers ranch near Silt.
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
BIRDS OF A FEATHER

IY those who sociastc tendencies gravitate toward
w the socaled Non Partisan movement? writer who fami
North Dakota the of state
increased from $32 900 month 100000 under
still there those who
believe that other should be turned this form of
ernment.-Friday Harbor Journal
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04

Mr.. and Mr.. II. r. Logan and Mrs.
Fred Claudon spent Thursday and Fri
day at the celebration in Rifle.
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04

w is Glenwood do with
w road has driving safer and
easier from Denver and the East by the "
the Genwood Grand to this little
parent there but the question
ooming house and hotel
other respects The Post believes that Glenwood
not very distant future be the popular Colo
rado attracting tourists health
portions OF the world 1t therefore that should
way and which will probably reach before really
10 handle and profit by We afford
lose gh OF what the future probably has in
Z VERY candidate who seeking your suffrage coming
l. primary election approaches you
his party therefore entitled
He because the legal number qualified
said by their votes in the assembly that he worthy your
fdence and This support
this candidate other candidate
assembly votes for the office
ing that both worthy and that the choice between them
is matter that left for decide
that important duty with You help
personnel OF ticket much your privilege
is the duty privilege of the distinguished
who shall be the final candidates
ticket for the Offices 1t therefore
in mind this duty and that franchise the primary
election, -.
The Glenwood post., 1920-09-04
FOR PRESIDENT
WARREN q. HARDING,
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT
CALVIN COOLIDGE

% Official matters going along smoothly
t concerned and far have able
the time there friction
in the audabe effort which each candidate making
enough votes the primary give him
should be and altogether comenda
wire pulling and trading the old
votes 1T the convention him the nomination.
OF the fact whether he stood show
The to the candidates Of conducting primary
feature that is naturally less but all will
that there nevertheless redeemng
ent primary law that not altogether bad
fellow Cox who kept mighty trying
self that the people of this republic forgotten
the Democratic bunders the eight
him perpetuate those similar during
not yet found campaign appears
one by declaring that the Republican acquired
pagn fund with which the presidential campaign
ness gracious! isn't that perfectly remarkabe Wonder
ever occurred to Jimmie that he is making himself ridiculous
ting himself in the position
the school readers of several
shouting Wolf! Wolf You remember with
this nseless subterfuge but finally there the
and he suffered for his folly.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-18
8, Graf
Ge6tSanmalt
uno 2lotar
I'M @ebGu6e Der @raf 8tg. 60.
4ustunft in beutider Sprade.

9aS 4usfunftSbiiro in oellti6er
Sprade gibt bereittpilligit un6 to.
itenlos ausfunft iiber ollie bic Bun
oesOermaItl,ng bet~reffenoe aneele.
eenbeiter, 0ffentlides @eiuuobeits.
peien Solboten. uno Watroienor,.
gelegenbeiten, @eiesgebung, arbei'
terberbaltniiie, DECENTRALIZATION. Gin.
.lpanoeruns, auswanoeruns, Steuer.
weien, &eiiepaiie, @r5iebrn9speien,
II. (. M, anfrogen iinb gu ridten
on q erman 9ibiiion Bureau
Of Soreisn Language Snformatioii
Serbice. 4merican 3eo Gross. 1874
Gait, 2Stb Street. Stem gorf, g. y.
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8etuaun 8eiie mad Sapau.

Sam Sellman, friiberer 8etriebs.
letter uno Gbefre0ofteltr ser ct.
Souls r&epublic," felt oerem Gin.
aeben ober benz Stabe oes n@Iobe.
Democrat" angeelie6ert. ipir6 als
Ole SoIge elmer @ette i'm n66Iten
8inter auf Soften 6es reiden 3igor.
renfubrifonnten Il(. &ennebp cine
Sfciie nod Sapan MAIDEN, fir Die
acnncop s1 beSablen bot.
&cnncop Dettete BOB @oubernerlr
Gardner ii6 oGS &anOibat fir ben
9unocsicnat melben Deroe, D1breno
Scllmon Dos @egentbeil bebaltptete.
Or offericrte 2ebterem cine frete
Eeiie mad Sapon nit &iidreiie iiber
2onoon gcgen ulles, mas Sellnlmn
in Scr Soi6e trug. 2esterer nanrte
1915 oils iein @igentbum, rnb Die.
fer @etrag Wrrbe gegen &enneoD's
Reiie nu6 SSopan beponiert, 2et'
tere oiirfte ibnl etpa $4,000 foIten,
er modyt abcr quite Wiene gum boien
gpieI uno lit germ bereit Die perlo'
rene 8cttc 5i ~be5ablen. Serman
6. g. 2upties, Elm perionli6er
TSrcrno Der bciocn @ettenben, miro
Scllmon uno &enneop auf Ser &eiie
bcQlciten .-St 2olis .8eItl. Goit."
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Serfua Der 3Gbnc.

@crfoll Scr 3dbne, gep0bnIid
n0cntal carteS" 9cnonnt. miro oiirf)
oic GGtigfeit bon 8afterien perllr.
iodt, Die ii6 in menigcr erponierten
Stellen Der 36bne einniiten. g(Is
Solge Der a~uSbreitling bieier @af.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT miro Die 3obn.
moiIe erWeiht, uno geitattet BEN
foIgcnben neutrality-suspicious. tie.
fer uno tiefer in Die 31bne ein3u.
6ringer.
@em0bnli6 beginnt Der 8erfoH
in BEN bertieften StelIen Der Sber.
flGde, atf nclder gefn1lt miro, o6er
in 0cn 3pii6cnr0ilmen aiuiiden Oer
3ahnen. 9teie 5telIen find augIci6
audi tlidt 10 leiht rein 5u bnltcr.
0a je6od Die eide oes Gnlails
alf allen Sciten Der 3Gbnc Die 9Ici.
6e lit, 70 f0nnte fem SerfaII ser
t3ihnc cintreten, perln bic aeini9uno
ouf allen Soften cine griinOlife
mare; benn 9oftericn f6nnen nidt
auf elmer ~poIierten ObcrflG6e &c.
0eiben.
Sci einigcn ausgegrobcncn SfG.
6eln ans alien 3eitcn, ItcIlte cs iid
beraus, boB sic Sberfl6fen Der
36bne 6rtr6 i~nbibioucIIcs &eiben
lcbcs 3obncs gegen ietnen Rad6ar.
CABIN, mGbrcno Der 0rltd Der Gro.
maiien o,,f linen laItcte, glGn5cnb
poliert iparen.
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0tOrrtiDn

SRI. Coma Steffen fam Ieste
ISOLDE bon 81. 2ouis 5uriid I'M
etli6e 8oden bel Den @ltern, 8nt.
Steffen un0 Satin, 5u berUeilen.
Sobn s. Sreeie, bon Gillian,
Oto., mar am lesten Montag olt
eineln fur5en 9eiu6e bier.
$. S. Mertcns nllo 8m. 9ege.
mann begaben ii6 lebten Sonntag
na9 6irit Greet I'M Die 2Ocation
fir cine Bride 81 unteriuden Die
on ser Sermann rnb Stolpe Rono
qebout iperbcn ioll.
Sranf 9eppe uno @attin famen
lesten Sonnta9 bier 6urd a1f Der
Seimreiie na9 ct. 2ouiS be9riffen.
OieieI6en botten Ben @ltern, Senrp
0eppe uno @attitt, einen 8eild
abgeitattet. au6 gbas. 9eppe, bon
ct. 2oltis, befano iid mebrere ga.
&c LETTER ISOLDE bel ieinen gltern
oltf 9eiud.
llniere Slrngens oerloren letten
Sonntog 6oS erlte 8allipiel OieIer
Soiion, uno 5war luuroen Oieielben
bon benz Berger Geam bemeiitert.
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moblperOientes Sob fir oie fcine
Nhliit. Die Inmeienocn madten
guten 8cbrou6 bon ben fiiblcn Gr.
friifuneen, wcld)e bon Den 9amen
Der 8emeinoe Ierntrt mur6en.
IS lit ettpoS @elo bel Der ct.
Ballllis &irde gefunben norOen unb
wer es perloren bot, mag bel 8oter
8aidalis 60rlter boriprefen.
am Sonntog, Den 4. Suli, miro
Die ct. 8a1Ius. @elnein6e ibr So.
tronsfeIt feiern.
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VI o 5 o s.
8eiunS6eitsreseln fir Suni.

WosquitoS oerbreiten Maloria.
MosquitoS bermebren iid in till.
itebenbem 8aiier unb in faitten
206ern.
Siege Del auf oos 8aiier" uno
man pcrtrcibt Die Wo8quitos.
Cine leere Somatcnbii6ie, Die
boIb nit @ailcr gcfillIt lit, briltct
Suuicnoe bon WosquitoS aus, Elm
8oiicrfoB WiQioncn bon ibner.
Mon bcri6licbe 6enIter uno Gii.
rem nit Screens.
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Sermaun 81. 2.

SenrD Weper bot BEN 8uu ieiner
nelten eroBen Sderne bolIenbet.
IrnolO Seinlein batte feline SGge.
miible bier in 9etrieb INN fir arg.
8ollertien IL. unb an6ere Sarmer
ON Der 9ittle Berger 8oubola 5l
iGgen.
9an Soib if. bat bon Sacob alIe.
mann eirten @auleieI gum Breiie
bon 1926 gefarft.
Sincent Nl1eller, bon Berger, mar
leste ISOLDE bier auf ieiner Sarm
Inn Concrete. Irbeiten ol1sfiibrcn gu
laiien.
8m. Bollmann befano ii9 leBte
ISOLDE in 8aD in @eidGften.
SRI. 8eulab @rof febrte lebten
Nittmo6 bon ct. Souls suriid, mo-
iic Sertpunote beiudte.
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rY79nle uniere 2eier, pelde Die
3eituns ni6t regelmdBie erbalten
beno6riftieen, oamit w1r Mbbilfe
fino scbeten rtns per 4oitfortc gu
idoifcn f0nnen. Gle %ertueiien inns
oomit cine groBe 8efGlligfeit.