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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

LoNDoN. May -. The ti,torcs.
ure-"icctiou campaEn ior tn" ulsrer
Parliamentary elections ,e Just con-
.'ytinr. with hoth tuiouisrs and Na-
'ipnalsr Sluu Fcin candidates ol.r-
'i"nr"rinr actively. Roth sides wcrn
apparently cruHdeni sunday. hut Sim
Foin cannot hope 10 win dcctsivoly
Tnaoubtrdly the Republicans wii
viii make strong showing in Tyrone
and Fcrmnnagh
The campaign was liv.ncd by Tho
speaking Of ~Gm"n on both sidos. Thc
entir" rrovinc" will hc made BON"
iry Tuesday. when tn" elections are
held. The authorities f.a, trouble.
although they discount rcpnr,s iha,
Sim F"in intends "a tiduap the cleo
tiou ohicals and sciz. tn. ballot
uoNcs
in tho meantime. IN" Dan Eircann
has mot ana dccidcd that the newly
elected Parliament -Shall rons,itut.
'he new Dtil succeeding tho present
guv"rHrian' Tho old naiI E.:rrann Is
Composed Of representatives elected
20 tho British Parliament. an Of
whom arc included IN tn" now ana
.a-rr- governments
Persistent reports arc ,urrcnt that
0ccoiiatious ar" continuing, ana tina.
'hc warning factions have exchanged
'hcir views through Intermediates.
There are no Indications. however.
tina, 'hcs" NEGOTIATIONS have been
successful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
IHy Ns>ncintcd Prcs>.I

NEW NoRk. hn. :..-Ncw Nurk
will entertain President Inrding to-
mnrroW fUr the second time since
his iunuEurntion. Tie will speak ni
n luncheon uf the tcndrntH of roIiti-
rnl science. NJ the Hotel Nst"r In
the afternoon. rr>irw the Twenty
third NrEimrut ut its nrmorN in Hrno1, :
iyn. few honrs Inter, and delivered
the principal address nt the ,:ifh
anniversary celebration of the New
NGrk Commercial az the Hotel Conn :
motiGrc In tho evening.
The city PINNED nn rnthu>insti &C.
welcome to tho chief executive who.
with Mrs. Harding Hnd party of
friends. was rn route tonight from
Washington ON the VIA! dover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Richmcnders Seek Country as Hottest
Day Of Year Sends Thermometers Up

VI you were ono of those whom
circumstances forced To swcltcr
within tho business precincts Of
tho city Yesterday. it is probably
unnecessary TO remind YOU that
tho official thermometer registered
no less than 81 degrees in the
shade yesterday afternoon. or that
tho mercury in unofficial thcr-
momctcrs lowered around the 100
mark in III" sun. Regardless OF
statistics. however. tho humid air
and scnrching sun proha biy were
sufficient /" convince The average
person that yesterday Was the
hottest day thus far recorded in
Richmond this year.
Only those who could not possi-
bly, escape tho sizzling sidewalks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Detectives Uncover Plot to Kid
nap Three Children Of Irish
Chief Secretary.
INCENDIARIES HAMPER FIRE
FIGHTING BY BLASTING MAIN
Unidentified Parties Fire on
Members Of Crew Of Bel
gian Ship in Cork.
STATIONS ARE SET AHLAZt.
Bitt"rrsi Pre- Election Cnmuair.i /
Tor Ulster Parliament l. Con-
cludcd-Botii sides Active.

LONDON. Nay .".-Scrrrt scr,i,t,
'"rhfiNrs ar" reported to have a!s-
covered " >'nn Irin plot to Lidnar
me 'hr"" Young children 81 Sir
'"""r ''r""n"""d fr"m their Lon
40" home. sir iimmnr Greenwood -
h'"f secretary for Ireland.
Nh armed and mounted guard hn-
'r"" .'nti"n"d at thr Grrcnn cod home
"nh u" unauthorized prr>on 1. al
i"""d 4" approach the dnur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
Try uni,cd rresS

WASHINGTON. MAY .:.-Thc pres.
idcntiai Yacht MaNf'owcr. with rrcS-
idcnt and Mrs, Harding and promi-
ncnt government officials aboard.
was making steady hcadwaN en-
route 10 New York. according TO
wireless dispatches received at the
White House tonight.
Because he Mayhower has repu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
RAILROAD INQUIRY
WILL Be RESUMED
BY SENATE TODAY
Hearing Will Be Before Com
mittec on Interstate
Commerce.
BLAME ABNORMAL EXPENSE
FOR RAIL DIFFICULTIES
Unable to Meet 1t Even From
Increased Rates Approved
by |. c. c., They Say.

WASiINGTON- II -. Msv - -Tue
r,i, ..t
'" interstate "mln''"H
"ill resume tomorrow morning Al
tho executives who b.vc 80 r.r ,o.,,.
1,J ,.
- '"' ''"''S hut'ht ne
las' :"ar and half have largely
grown ou, 81 tn. abnormal .Nneus,
forced i,,nr ,b.,, ana ,.ri. ,,,,
''"'" '"'
'"''" rae" approved 'A ihe In
'crstatc Commerce Commission.
r. Do\Nit, ,.u,l.r chairman n, ,,,..
,,
~" ''''' ''N''"' N'.S p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
nriEian Sailors fired rrnn.
LEN Nesnrinfcd rrns.l

~ .NSsOTlafCd TrCsS
CORK. MIy -. The members OF
TIA" crew of tho Belgian collier Uod..
vli.t. while resting on tho Guaysid,
oda Y. were fired upon from tho di
rsction Of rarncll RrlIsr. The fire.
man Of the vessel had his righ: lcc
shattered. which was amputatch later
continued on rag. >. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
loliSt
,sycrit
[ Ey rnitcA NOVEL,


.'ma,ic clopcmcnt and death of
E.i.a"cth Dorothy Harris. 20-yoar-nId
belle of Valley Falls. Texas. ana her
hlncc. Nelson Mcneil. %. are icing
invcsiieh,"h 10y tho police and. II
stories OF - reported pistol duel lc-
tween IA" girls parents ana tho
clopcrs are sunstantiatcd. arrests. may
follow.
Eliznhcth's parents. Mr. and Mira.
Richard iiarria. prominently known
In Rosuue County. didn'; approve Of
ihcir daughters sweetheart. SO.
when Elizabeth and Nelson slipped
out of town In an automobile. the
JInrrinen followed In another car. u.
s. Harris, Elizabeth's brother. was
nir0 IN tho pursuing machine.
Nelson droyo nt n terrific paca over
ths dusty roads. tho other car follow.
ing oissoiY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
H"ttcst May Day In Ten Ycn,.

CHICAGO, May 22-Th, bn,..,
'"y IA! IN len years resulted in a
I" inc parks and lake by ,hou-
''"hs "i Shicacoans today. The mer
curry touched ?i.2 and remained there
i"r several hours. Several persons
were overcome and the death Of II
enid was directly attributed to the
heat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
j. S. DEFENSE MEASURES
ARE TO HAVE ATTENTION
Naval appropriations Bill to B.
Passed and That Of Army
To Begin
ECONOMY ADVOCATES BUSY
VIII Continue Efforts 10 Pare Down
hmoun, Carried in Navy Bili
say 500 900 900 Senate increase
tnjusiiiicd.
By John i.iri>>nrr.

United Nows staff spoudcnt.
WASHINGTOS MAY - Matters
90 nn'ionai defense again viii on
gage the attention II tho sonatc this
week Tho naval appropriations bill
ia 10 hc passed. and consideration
~ tho arms appropriations bill be
gun.
Advocates o., economy wlil con.
,inuc ;hc.r Efforts TO pare down the
amount carried in ,nc naval bin
arguing the tho s1oo 600. 900 Increase
made 10y the senate oN.r tho mca4-
urc passed by tho House is uuiustt-
ned. IN" amendment Of senator
Eorah. OF Idaho. authorizing tho
Prcsidon, 10 call n disarinamon, con-
ference. will be adopted. /, is now
conceded
Fight on Army mn.
hHht is in prospect on tho aruy
bill Tho Military hnai-s Commit
tee has reported IL gu, with provision
for an army Of 10 00O instead of
10000. as tho House voted Tn s
was in rcspons' TO the ,Sea Of sec
rotary Weeks. who said IGs o0O ~ y :
The minimum number with which Of
hr'"n'N c"uid b" maintained Efforts
VII be made on IN" floor TO keen tho
number at 10000. or a loss mum
n"r. hy the same group ,ha, is on
posing n" naval increases.
senate committees arc to hold i'm
portant bearings Tho ln,crsia,.
tomm"rce Committee viii continue
its inquiry into tnc railroad si,ua
tion, and additional Witnesses
p" h"ard on the Ford Ncwbcrrv
election contest The Committee nr
Privileges and Elections viii mc.,
I"'sGay 20 d"cid" what wiu be don.
with ford's contest Leaders i, &
understood. have concluded il, ro,,ld
he advisable for Tho senate 10 con.
hnn" It's Investigation. irrespective
"i tn" supreme Court decision. fro.-
inE Newherry from criminal chorp.s
IN" Finance Committee is oxncr,.
ed 10 conclude It's hearings on tax
alton. except for conferences win
treasury experts, and may So, nm
DER way It's projected !mvnst;co::o,
"t III" Public Health Service. A.
'ordinE 10 Senator Pcnrosc. hi. di-
vision is fun Of abuses. and a ,bnr-
"uch inquiry viii hc mad. Info-
nation The committee has collected
on taxation viii he made acccssiI,i.
10 tho Ways and Means ,.omm;,,oo
~ the House. where tax bills mus,
originate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
SAYS AMERICN'S DECISIVE
t.EFORTS WON THE WAN
lRv Assnrinrnd prcss

BN Nssoclhtod PrcSs
FAHiS. May 22,-Thc Temps. .rc.
viewing the Franco British situation
with respect To Silcsia and the BRAND
Lloyd George disagreement, concludes
NCOntinmrh on EaEc . ,.nl. Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

ofPt:L\. siIESiA. May :..-u Is
'cp"rtrd TINT trouble has broken out
~ the nrighhorh"nI of Krruzbcry,
tSrnnn "frcc companies" arr re-
r"rt"d 4" he advancing. hut u fs not
!c' known whether the mo, rIu,cnt iS
IN tho nature Of u raid or :, broader
operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

RERl.lN. May :".-t dispatch from
German source nj Oppcin says
POLISH -c-rnforccmcrts have crossed
the fr"niier into Upper Siiesin. and
that there "ns severe lighting SUN
day In the ncighhOrhood OF RosenbcrE.
The insurgents were obliged tn cvncy-
ate several Villages. The Hnni out
conn. "f the nrrny hns not been re-
ported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23
korfanty Concentrates His
Forces Around Cracow
and Oswiecim.
MORALE AND DISCIPLINE
OF FOLLOWERS ARE LOW
Guerrilla Bands, Breaking Out
OF Bounds, Loot Towns
Held by Insurgents.
PARIS SENDS NOTE TO LONDON
Invites British Ambass ator in Bcr-
lin To support French Rep
reservations To Germany.
PARIS SENDS NOTE TO LONDON

LONDON. VIA. ...-Thc arst rea1
operation Of WIT during the Polish
in>nrrrrti"n In Upper SiIr>iu occurred
saturday evening when Germans Mt
tarkrd IN the Grosstcnicr forest, nc
'"rd'nG Z" dispatch to AZ" london
Itn'rS from Rntibnr. The corrcspon-
dent followed the Gcrmnns mud SAYS
the! HfIn"krd In tw" columns, one
from Lowirt>Lo aud the other from
krnppitE mud GogoIin.
fhr I"lcs left their pnsition hur-
rtrdi,. Near GnEoiin. four acId guns
and eight m-.rhinc guns, and 100
rifles were captured.
dispatch 4" the London Times
from uppr1n says inrr>sunt RghtInE
with numerous casualties, continues
between ro,ish insurgents nnd Ger
man, in the Rosenberg, krcuscburE,
Enfth"r and kr"ppitn nrcnS. This
dispatch was dated saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-23

CCont!nucd ~ rnrc .. COL. aD
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willard Is Optimistic.

continued on Page >, Col. p
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
GIRL GRADUATE
WINS DIPLOMA
AND ELOPES

Stepping from the high school
platform as a fair graduate into the
arms of her waiting sweetheart.
Miss Gladys Baker, of MarionsviIle,
Pa, eloped with Mr.. B. w. Fulk,
formerly Of this city, but for the past
year a Western Union Hnesman in
the Pennsylvania town, and the low
ers were soon married in Cumber-
land, and came on to Martinsburg to
visit relatives. Plans for the clone
ment had been carefully made and
it was not until after the newlyweds
had reached Martinsburg that they
wrote back home for parental for
giEeness. Mr.. Fulk and bride, who
are now stopping with his brothers.
Messrs. Andrew, Amos and Edward
Fulk, and sister, Mrs. Fred A. XII
mer, will leave here for a trip to
Niagara Falls and Oil City, Pa, be
fore returning to Marionsvflle.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
SELF
AFTER DEBAUCH

The body OF Frank Game, about 40
years old, a Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road laborer, employed at the tim
Dor treating plant, Green Spring, w.
Va, was found at 5 o'clock Sunday
evening. suspended from a piece OF
telephone wire, looped over the limb
Of a slender tree on a vacant lot in
the rear of the Footer Dye Works
plant, Cumberland. His clothing was
all wet and supposition is that while
crazed from the effects of moonshine
liquor he attempted his life in the
Mil Race, and later took a piece Of
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
Mr.. BOWERS
ON VACATION

For the first time in his 50 years
zeryice with Cumberland Valley Di-
vision of the Pennsylvania railroad,
Mr.. S. A. Bowers, of the local freight
clerical force is enjoying an extend
ed vacation. Mr.. Bowers left today
on an extended trip to the Pacific
coast. He will be gone a month or
six weeks and will visit Los Angeles
Salt Lake City, Portland, Seattle.
Colorado Springs and other points Of
interest in the middle and far West.
One of the cities he wishes to spend
some time in is Pueblo, recently de-
wasted by an unprecedented flood.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
CUMBERLAND
BOTTLES BOLD

While approximately 100 persons
looked on, bootlegging automobile
at Cumberland delivered a cargo of
Intoxicating liquor, valued at $4,000.
to near-beer saloon in the heart OF
the city. The men on the car made
no pretense at secrecy. but openly
iOked about their activities. The IL
quor was carried in suitcases and a
trunk, which had been covered with
blankets, although the side curtains
Of the machine were raised. The car
bore a Pennsylvania license.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07

wire, looped it around a limb and
hung himself. A number of empty
bottles, which had contained liouor
Of some sort were found near him.
Evidence pointed to a debauch in
which he and others had participa.
ted.
One of his legs had been amputa.
ted and he had an artificial limb. Eff.
fort is being made by the city au.
thorities to locate his relatives. 1t
is said he was Slav.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
EEOGEsViLLE WEDDING.

Mamie Eliza Brown, widow. and
James Mason Thompson. widower,
both Of Hedgesville, We're quietly
married in that town Tuesday even-
ing at the groom's home. The
groom is a well known colored resi-
dent Of that community ard for the
past 20 years has been employed
Ivy the late I. w. Wood ard the lat-
ter's son. Mayor Cecil Wood
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
PING or A QUARTER CENTURY
QUICKLY RELIEVED BY NERV- WORTH

Worth, my condition IS a great deal
better in every way am feeling
good, sleeping fine, my food disests
and the gases are gone. My whole
general condition is much improved
and certainly recommend Merry.
Worth to my friends If lis stom-
ach trouble YOU have, the above
statement proves 10 you that Nery-
Worth is the medicine you want.
Remember if your first bottle is not
satisfactory, your druggist is au-
thorized 10 refund your money. Sold
by all leading druggists every
where. Nerv-Horth IS sold and ee.
commended BY z {. Shepherd $
drug store it
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
ENJOINS BLASTING

John Talbot. residing along the
Martinsburg pike. near Darkesville
through his attorneys, Messrs. A. b
Noll and c. N. Campbell, has en-
joined the r. r. Teller Contracting
company from blasting along the
road In such a manner as to throw
rock and other material upon the
Talbot premises.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
SENTENCED FOR
THIRD TINE

Jacob Lutz, who murdered ]. e. B..
Phillips, chief of police Of Grafton,
was brought from the state peniten-
tiary at Moundsvile Monday to
Grafton and for the third time SEN
fenced to be hanged. The date was
fixed for Friday, July %. About
three years ago Lutz killed Phillips
when the latter attempted to arrest
him on a Bookkeeping charge. The
case went to the supreme court
twice, but Lutz finally lost and must
now pay the penalty.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
an Tells interesting
Story

81 suffered % years with stomach
trouble and nervousness, said L. +
Ferguson, Route ., Clarksburg, W.
Va, in a letter written some time
ago. and he continues. 81 had pains
III my stomach, back and side, and
my circulation was poor. | got no
sleep and was as tired in morning
when | got up as when | went to
bed. I became restless and despond-
ent. l had doctored right smart and
spent lots of money, but my foo
would rot digest and ] was always
fun Of gases Since taking Merry.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07

Mrs. A. J. Woore, West King street
She was accompanied here by Miss
ArJackla, also Of the music faculty
who will spend a few days WITH
Mise Wore before returning 70 her
home at Lewisburg, W. "a. Miss
Myrtle Hudgins, a pup Of Fort
Loldo n. has returned 70 Tie home
her sister, Mrs. Fran TrImble,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
MISS WOORE
RETURNS HOME

Miss Emma Il Wooe, 'aeher Of
piano and voice at Font l0udoun
Seminary, Winchester, which closed
last week for the summer. is now
At the home OF her parents, Mr., and
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
MANY HEhR -eoNcrRT

Between 5000 and i.ooo persons
attended the sacred concert sunday
afternoon by Comreye Concert
Band at Rosemont Amusement Park
Another concert Will be played at
the same place next Sunday. The
band was IN splendid shape and
rresented an attractive program.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
nth Maple avenue.

Miss Marie Langford, who spent
the past week with her sister, Mrs.
f. l.. Henshaw, West Martin street,
has returned to Baltimore.
Jack CBrick') Snyder, a former
Blue Sox pitcher left for his home
IN Pittfbnfgh
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07

laitSCt &Od Ath GlIi
cue, heartburn. pain
in stomach and in
testines. rising Of
obstruction in the
throat. continuous
splitting. Indigestion.
pain in back and
m b $, dizziness.
headache. eXhaus
ton. feeling fain
with an empty ston
aeh, emaciated, iaI
rings under ewes.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
Present lines of new Buick six-cylinder
models will be carried thru the 1922
i
beginning June 1st the new series and
prices will be as follows, f. O. b. factories,
Flint, Michigan.

Old Prices
Model 22-44 Three Passenger Roadster. Sl795
Model 22-45 Five Passenger Touring SI795
Model 22-i6 Three Passenger Coupe, $2585
Model 2247 Five Passenger Sedan, S2805
Model 22-48 -Four Passenger Coupe S2985
Model 22-49 Seven Passenger Touring, $2065
Model 22-5O Seven Passenger Sedan $3295
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-07
Many Men and Women Sufferers

are being treated for other
diseases without results.
when their real trouble is
tape worm. Sure sign is
passage of small particles
of the parasite. Sugges-
tive signs: loss Of appe-
tite with occasional greed .
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
LLOYD GEORGE GUARDED BY
 DETECTIVES

Paris In addition to the two Scotland Yard detectives Premier Lloyd George brought over with him dozen or so French detectives and police were told off to watch and guard the British Minister. Cores pondents, as they entered the Hotel Crillon, headquarters of the British delegation, and now famous as the haven of foreign diplomats, were carefully Hooked over" and anyone carrying a small package or appear ing to have bulky clothes was watch ed until he left the building
 Lloyd George, when he returned from the Foreign Office where he had been in conference with Allied states men, was met at the door of his car by the hotel manager and a French detective and hurriedly entered the hotel and -tShot" up the lift at ex- press speed.
 A lover of dogs, Premier George, after a conference. noticed a terrier in the hall of the Crillon and on his way to the lift made as if to stroke the animal He was, however, gently persuaded to get into the lift and could only mutter. That's a nice doggie."
 The Premier himself appeared not to relish the careful watch made about his person and seemed more at ease when able to look out of win do wand realize the blessedness of being alone for a few minutes.
 It was announced in the House of Commons by Cecil B. Harnsworth Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, that Soviet troops suppressed the re- volt in Petrograd and Moscow.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
AIRPLANES
 FOREST FIRE
 DESTR0YERS

New York. - Airplane patrols guarding national forests saved ap- proxirnately s35,o0O,000 worth of standing timber from forest fires during the last season, according. to a report of the Manufacturers Aircraft Association made public today
 Between 900 and 1000 fires were reported by patrols from airp1anes loaned to the forest service by the army air service Most Of these fires, it was said, were extinguished by ground forces working under direc- tions of the air patrols.
 Efforts aAe being made by the asso- ciation, it's officers said, 70 S1cure a larger appropriation from Congress in order to carry on and extend the pa trol work.
 The work for the most part has been carried on in Oregon, California Colorado and other western states.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
AFTER THE BATH.

After the bath, they all say it was ''tip top.' This is not alone the feeling of the moment. It is a per- tnanent feeling for it is we'll known that the Turkish, the Roman and the Russian Bath, from time immemorial has been the means of driving germs out of the system. A cleansing of the pores, by the heat, the perspira- tion and the manual rub, is the method that the bath has. It is done without the use of drugs and one who is a constant patron of the Atlas Turkish Baths at PAY Fairfield avenue, has 1ittlesto fear from the germs or the talk of germs that is so prevalent now. There is an ex- pert for advice always at the baths Ask for Alex Maisel
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-07
NAVAL RADIO SIGNALS.

Honolulu, T. H.-Clear signals from the navy's big radio towers at Pearl Harbor near here, were dis tinctly heard by the ships wireless set on the shipping board steamer Passport, while that craft was lying in the port of Stockholm, Sweden, ac- cording to adYices received by Lieu tenant Commander E. c. Raguet, dis Tict communication superintendent from H. M. Lundgren, wireless oper- ator aboard the fraizhtar