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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06
ENTHUSIASM IS
 HIGH OVER CHEST
 CAMPAIGN DRIVE

The total collections for the Community Chest at the end of today's announcements, were $149,144.9I. The total collec- tions for today are S42, ,233.S0 which Division A collected 80 5S3.5O; Division B S11 ,564; the Industrial division $S,OS6.3O and the Finance Committee $i3,OOO.
 Those who predicted that Bridge port will not stand another drive" have lived to see themselves mistaken The workers who are in charge of collections are as strong as any grour of teams that has been brought to- gether in this city. The team attend ance is nearly a hundred per cent. and everybody is working with a. steady and zest not exceeded even in the most successful war drives.
 The most common remark of those given, according to the workers is, This is for ourselves. We have a1- ways giving. and we are glad to give it all at once instead of in response to many independent drives The language differs, but the thought runs about like that.
 That an efficient organization is conducting the Community Chest drive may we'll be judged when it is announced that the total cost of every thing included in conduction of the campaign will be less than one per cent of the quota, of which the work CTS are striving.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06
SMALL SHOPS MEET DEMAND
 OF PRINTERS

Boston, April 6-Leaders of the striking printers and Allied Trades announced today that twenty-five e small shops had met the demands of the Typosra phical Union for new con- tracts without wage reductions and had resumed business
 The announcement was made at headquarters of the strikers where registration were being made for strike benefits which may start the end of the week
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06
KEEL STAYS IN OFFICE

St. Louis, Mo-. April 6-Henry W. kiel, Rep, will remain mayor of St. Louis, for the next four years. To- day his plurality over James w. Byrne, Dem., is mounting steadily up- ward from one thousand with about one hundred out Of six hundred pre- cinctS to report.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06
.HERRICK ACCEPTS
 MBASSADORSHIP

Washington, April 6-(By the A P)-Myron T. Herrick has decided to accept appointment as American am bassador to France. post he filled under President Taft and which he occupied at the beginning of the world war MT. Herrick'S formal nomina- ton will be made soon and he will go to France in the early summer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06
NEWS BRIEFS
WOMAN MAYOR.

S. James. Mo-, April 6.-Mrs. Mayn1e Ousley is Missouri's first wo- man mayor, according to complete unofficial returns today from Tues days municipal election. Mrs Gus ley, the wife of a doctor, defeated Roger Hall by a slight majority. Both are, non-partisan candidates.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06
WEATHER

Ne Haven, April 6-Forecast for New Haven and vicinity: Fair to- night and Thursday; continued mild temperatures
 Conditions favor for this vicinay: Fair. followed by increasing cloudi- ness with mild temperatures.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06
POSTAL SERVICE RESUMED.

Washington, Apri N6-Posta1 service was today resumed between Great Britain and Russia, in accordance tween these two nations, the State Department was advised. Telegrams are sent at the sender's risk.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06
CANAL TOLLS BIG.

Balboa, Panama Canal, April 6.-I The Panama canal tolls collected during March amounted to S1,105,- 529. This is the greatest monthly amount collected~ini the history of the canal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06
WORK ON FULL TIME.

Pa, April 6-The Gen eral Cigar Co.,, operating two factories here and 60 others in this and other states, today announced that Rfull time will be inaugurated next week. The various plants have operated on reduced time for several months.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06

London, April 6-Italy has taken a diplomatic hand in the Turko-Grecian war with a view to bringing about mediation according to advices from Constantinople and Rome. Count Sforza the Italian foreign minister is reported to have joined the leading
 (Conitinued on Page Six.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06
SOCIALIST MAYOR.

Rockford, Ill.,, April 6-J. Herman Halstronl, Socialist, was elected may or of Rockford at yesterdays cleo ton. The Socialist aldermen were elected
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06
Greeks Suffered
 Crushing Defeat
 Al Turks Hands

Constantinople, April 6 - Every hour gives fresh proof of the crushing defeat which the Greeks army has suffered at the hands or the Turkish Nationalists forces. The Greeks were outflanked on their left wing and forced to retreat on the whole line: They are now falling back to their old wing having been withdrawn to Kara nissan. The Turks are in hot pursuit of the vanquished Hellenic forces.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-06
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Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

Their furious six rounds of battling last Friday night probably has more to do with the absence of dissatis- fled. murmurs from the spectators when it was announced the main bout could not be staged than any thing else. Tiny and Arnold staged a ten round battle up at Whipple bar racks which brought down the house, even before they made such a hit here.
 For the two shorter route boys. Young Rivers and Joe Brown with Kid Romeo and Young Rufus look like a continuous round of real &C., tion. All these boys are hard work CTS and aim to please.
 Promoter Leary last nght said he expected, if his first card went" with the fans, to stage bouts of a class never before witnessed in this section.
 Tt is up to the fans who pay their money" he said. 'T think have the Phoenix boxing enthusiasts properly sized up. If they will support real boxing matches-and am a poor judge of the situation if they won't I'll see that they get them through out the fall and winter. It's a case for them to decide, however"
 MT. Leary stated he is contem- plating considerable work at the are na in the way of Improvements with the idea of making it more com fortable for the patrons.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

career he has never fought France. When Frankie was starting out he fought around 12S and France was m the 1855 pound class. After he reached the lightweight notch he kept busy on the coast, while France was in the Northwest. Frisco and Los Angeles would like to see France and Farren in action and the outcome of their Phoenix scrap will be watched with interest on the coast.
 France will reach Phoenix this morning and workout this afternoon. Farren will work again this after noon at Lewis tdaining quarters. starting at o'clock. Look the Frisco sensation over and get a glimpse of real class.
 Tickets for the F'arren-F France bout at the new Capital City arena were placed on sale at Doyle's cigar stand yesterday afternoon.
 The completed card shows Battling O'Lea and Ira O'Neil in the six-round semi final; Battling Scotty and Jack Daly in a four round special; Manuel Portia and Young Ortega in the four-round preliminary, and the Lewis Twins as the curtain raiser The first bout will start at SIS Fri day evening in Dad Brought's new arena at Sixteenth and Jefferson streets.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
New Record Made In 2O6 Pace On
 Columbus Track

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Sept. 2o.-Grand Circuit horses, which engaged III rlentr of record breaking at Syra- ruse last week. were at 1t agaln yes ferday when one seasons trottlng mark was made by two -year-olo and new King stake record was pros duced hy Johnny Quick Suavlty, aSpay lilly by Etawah. won the tWo-yeaI ofd trot. the Horse Review futurity' trotfinx both heats in 2:0SA rms IS rhe fastest mile of the year by TWO ycar-old-
 The King stake for s3,0o0 for 2:Oe naccrs. which was first raced for If wears ago. had but three pac- CTS score for the word, but Johnny ouirk's middle mile in 2:01A broke the record for this event. established 1a years ago at 2:01A by lndepen- dence Boy The pacers in this race hipodromed the first heat, each Roy Srattan and Johnny Quirsz, hesitatlng I'd be out in front before the stretch was started. For Main Directs in- activity during this hesitancy. Driver NrCirr was unseated in the second heat. Main Direct led this heat to The half in 1.01A and helped in thai wav to produce the record mile.
 Peter Daw won the Ell trot. los fnr the first heat to Linara watts The a:1S pace was won by Ora Main from Tony Mac. the favorite.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
Arizona Boy Wins Position In Camp
 Perry Rifle Shoot

William Schneider. of Company A. 18th Infantry, Arizona National Guard, was one of the 75 out of ap- proximately 700 entries who made possible scores in the Winchester match held at Camp Perry, Ohio, ac- cording to word received yesterday by Adiutant General Walter s. Ingalls,.
 Schneider tied for 5oth place by making a possible score plus g bulls eye.
 The winner of the match 910 shots at 500 yards was T. D. Crawley of the marine corps who shot a possible plus 166 bulls eye. It took him seven hours to fire the score.
 The national rifle matches will be finished September 23 and the local team will return four days later
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
WEBER SAYS HE
 WILL K. U. BILLY I'M CAIN BEFORE TENTH SESSION

Scarcely had the new tickets been deposited and made ready for sale to those wanting to see the Webber- McCann fight at the Arizona Athletic club next Monday night when a heavy demand for seats was shown by local fans. These tickets are on sale at Doyle's cigar stand and may be had at the arena box office on the night of the fight.
 Sailor Johnny webber was out again yesterday afternoon doing his light work at the arena. He took on several sparring partner aspirants and toyed with them all. While he is fully fit in every way to enter the ring on an hours notice. Webber expects to continue his light work for the remainder of the present week unless he feels himself getting stale, in which case he will lay off a day or so He thinks. however. that he can keep up his present gait right up to the time of the fight. taking a good rest on Sunday.
 Webber is also doing little road work in the morning hours when most folks are sparrfng with their alarm clocks for 15 minutes more of peaceful slumber.
 webber modestly comedies to Mo Can the r tonor of being the main drawing card for Monday night chiefly because McCann is well known to Phoenix fans who know ex- actly what to depend upon from him But "Sailor'' Johnny hopes to hold McCann's present status in Phoenix after the show is over. He expects to earn the honor by stopping Billy before the tenth round is anywhere near in sight.
 Johnny told friends yesterday that in view of McCann's aggressiyeness and his characteristic style of con tinually forcing a lesser determined opponent on the back step. it would be necessary to "stop" him. which Webber feels capable of doing. Oth- erwise, he. admitted, sn the event oi the scrap going the full ten rounds McCann no doubt would be given 6 decision
 McCann will be in town today. ac. cording to Promoter Leary. He will immediately make preparations fol his finishing touches in training. H. has been conditioning himself in Lo. Angeles. double header so far as main eventi go. There probably Is almost as mucf interest being shown in the sched uled eight round match between Tin. Rayfield and Young Arnold in tn
 semi wind up as in the head Of tn | bill itself. These two boys who vii
 settle the featherweight champion
 ship of Arizona are classy pair T
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

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 And, you can wager your weeks wad that Prince A1bert's quality and flavor and coolness-and its freedom
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
FRANKIE FARREN'S ADVANCE REP
 HAS NOTHING ON COAST CHAMPION IN HIS FIRST PHOENIX WORKOUT

Introducing Frankie Farren of San Francisco. lightweight champion of Che Pacific coast. a polished boxer, wiling fighter and a regular fellow on the street Frankie arrived here yesterday morning accompanied by Dolph Thomas. his manager and di- rector of affairs pugilistic for sev eral well known boxers on the west coast
 After meeting the boys Farren went down to Lewis training quar- re-s. where he displayed his wares with local boys acting as his spar ring partners Farren lived up to his advance reputation as a sensation with his mitts- He brought back fighters of class romped across the country taking on all corners just to show their ability. In a short mixup with Big OBrien. Farren showed fight stuff and with the little fellows he spread his boxing knowledge on the table with telling effect. If Frankie Farren can go half as good in the ring with Young France as he looks in the workout, Phoenix fight fans will be treated to the best ex hfhfyion Of the manly art ever offered in the Southwest.
 Personally Farren is a very like able chap. advances little shop talk On the street and displays no air of brsvado1 The little coast scrapper was going good on his eastern tour, when he was taken sick and forced to abandon the trip and return home. His record book reads like directory for lightweight boxers. He has met and defeated practically every light weight of renown with the excep- tscr of Benn2h himself and Frankie has long cherished a desire to meet the title holder. Willie Jackson, Will lse Robinson. Dundee. Hunifield, Hop pc. Trambetis. Joe Benjamin. Pal Moran. Houck. Morrissey and four draws with Jimmy Duffy His kayo record is interesting reading to the fan who has been following coast bouts for the last three years.
 Farren won the Admiral Jayne belt sr beating a strong field for the west coast service championship while he served nt Goat Island He holds four coast lightweight titles and is seek ing new fields to conquer On the coast he fs considered a better fighter than Joe Benjamin. who was touted as I.eonard-s successor. He defeat ra Dave Shade. who later went to Australia and annexed several titles Johnny Noye came west and lost to Frankie in four fast rounds He holds <he worlds knockout record. stopping Robbie Revel of San Francisco in lV 4 seconds
 Farren was matched to box Rocky Kansas mt Jersey City. this bout to be followed by a s60.000 scrap with Leonard if he defeated Kansas. but illness stepped in to stop his work r-a he is starting all over Farren ard Thomas are on their way to east e-n fight centers and expect to leave immediately after the Phoenix scrap Phoenix fans are fortunate m ianuins n lighter of Farren's caliber and Far ren will be forced to extend himself
 with Earl France.
 Inr all the ring bouts or rarren
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
n START WORK 0N
 DAM T0 DAM ROAD

Construction of the remaining DOT .,cy, of the highway between Silver s-sfv and the Arizona line in the d. recfion of Clifton by way or Mule creek is assured, according to reso- 1,,tion received by Gov Thomas F.. s~smpbell from the highway commas ssoners of Grant county, New MeXlco'
 The resolution sets forth at length .,,e ,,roiects that have been completed a tba promise of additional work e. which will be included the four end one-half mile stretch which VIII -.-r,,ecf the neighboring states xS,,,ds are now available for the con -.-,,rffon of the road, upon Wnlcn
 a-t~ vvgl, be begun as soon as Arl-
 .a harins construction on it's DOT .sn- of the through highway. The ,-1 of supervisors and the high .- to commission of Greenlee county , ar,thorized Thomas Maddock' safs engineer, to expend the re- ,,,asnder of the county poha issue n.s C,reenlee county's portion or the ...a 75 per cent fund on this hlsh-
 .~ ri will take more than a year
 conaplete the road, which VIII pc ,.,,,i. first in form of mountain tral H's,t freouent turnouts rather than
 '-1.~-ar5 insorder that funds avail s,s. may make a connection on tn' ..s-e highway. which when flnlshee ..si be part of the Elephant Butte ,, Roosevelt, or the dam to udii highway
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
CUBS WIN EXTRA INNING SESSION F FROM NEW YORK
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CHICAGO. Sept. 20.-Chicago cut New Yorks lead in the pennant race to three games when a single by O'Farrell scored Grimes in the tenth inning, and gave the locals victory.
 The game was hayd fought, the Giants taking three run lead by punching hits off Alexander, but Chi cago overcame the lead by punching hits off Barnes and driving him off the mound. Alexander weakened and the visitors again punched hits, and tied the score when Kelly cracked out his twenty third homer. After that the game developed into pitchers battle between Cheeyes and Nehf
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
PhiHy Quakers Hit Marquard Hard And
 Cincy Redlegs Lose
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IFcpupIfCdhN N Y. IeaSe0 WIrel CINCINNATI. Sept 20-Marquard was hit heavily today and Philadel- phia won from Cincinnati. Score:
 R. H. F. Philadelphia oo1 o12 o11-s IA o Cincinnati --. 1000 010 o00-1 v 2 Batteries: Winters and Bruggy; Marquard and Hargrave.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
HOLDS LIP SALT ElINns

PEKING-The British, American and Japanese consul generals at Mukden recently protested to General Chang Tsolin against his holding up of salt revenues. The funds in ques- tion amount to about $500, ,0oC.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

festercays HesuIts Los Angeles Seattle; rain. Frisco, z: Portland. 6. Sacramento. ': Oakland. s. Salt Lake. 10: Vernon, 5.
 Today's Games Los Angeles at Seattle. Frisco at Portland. Sacramento at Oakland. Salt Lake at Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

SunIInHTy- WU Dds5 IIItS. 1IC1VaI15' Ward. Stolen bases: Ines, Cobb Sacrifices: Pipp, Ward, Manion, Hol- lings. Double plays: Woodall to Sargent; Blue to Sargent; McNally to Ward to Pipp. Bases on balls: Off Harper 5, Cole ?. Innings pitched: By Cole 6. Holdings ?. Hit by pitcher: By Cole (Mfi1er). Struck out: By Harper 4. Cole 3. Hollings 2 Wild pitch: Harper 2. Balk, Cole.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
Red Sox Fall On Indian Pitchers
 For "A Victory

BOSTON, Sept. 20.-Boston fell on Uhle in the eighth inning, knocked him out of the box after securing three runs, and made three runs off Bagby, who succeeded him, defeating Cleveland. Score:
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
OAKS STILL WINNING
REEs BEAT TIGERS
Zachary Holds Sox
 To TlUo Scattered
 Hits; Senators Vii,
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lFepuoiican "A. P. Leased Wirel WASHINGTON. Sept. 20-Zachary held Chicago to two scattered singles and Washington batted Kerr hard. Milan. in left field for the locals, had eight putouts. Score:
 R. H. F. Chicago ... 900 900 000- 0 2 O Washington 900 114 3ox-s Is o Batteries: Wilkinson. Kerr and Schalk, Yaryan; Zachary and Char rity.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
NEW BRAND OF ZEBRA

CAPE TOWN-A new brand of zebra has been discovered. It's as large as a pony, fatter than a horse and has black stripes that are so broad there is more black than white on the skin.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
Totals :. ......37 ' 1s 24 IS

St. Louis .........20 200 100 60x-9
 Summary: Two-base hits-Four- nier, Hornsby, O'Neill Three base hits-Boeckel, Nixon. Home run Nixon. Sacrifices-Lavan, Nicholson, Smith. Double plays-Barbare to Ford to Holke; Ford to Helke; Hornsby to Fournier. Bases on balls Off Oeschger, 4; off North. 1; off Pertica, l. Innings pitched - By Oeschger. 6 1-3; by Morgan, 2-3; by Braxton, 1; by Sherdel, 42-3; by North, 2 1-3; by Pertica. ?. Struck out-By Sherdel. 1; by Oeschger, l; by North. l; Pertica. 2. Wild pitch North
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
cARBoNE AND DANNY DRAY

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. o. Frank Carbone of New Jersey and Jim Darcy, Pacific coast middle weight champion. fought IS rounds to a draw here tonight. Carbone weighed 168 pounds and Darcy 165.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Testerdays Results Philadelphia, 8; St. Louis. 1. Boston. z; Cleveland, 4. New York. 4; Detroit. 2. Washington. g; Chicago, 0.
 Today's Games St. Louis at Philadelphia. Chicago at Washington. Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Boston.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
GARCIA BEATS osNER

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 20- - Frankie Garcia. Los Angeles, was given the referees decision over Frankie Osner, Springfield. Ills. after eight rounds of fast fighting here tonight. Osner was knocked down three times. The men are bantam weights.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
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 tongue-if you smoke P. A.!

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Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

ScOrt Dy lIluIllEs- New York ---.-- o20 900 210 o-6 Chicago ...<- 002 e40 900 1-7 lings. Home runs-Grimes. Kelly. Stolen base-Smith. Sacrifices = Terry, Rawlings. Bancroft Double plays-Terry to Hollocher to Grimes: Burns to Kelly to Rawlings. Alex ander to Hollocher to Grimes Bases -on balls-Off Nehf. 1: Cheeves. l. Innings pitched-By Barnes. 2-t: Shea. 1 Ia: Saliee. 1; Nehf. Is, Alexander. [; Cheeves. 8. Struck ouf By Alexander. 3; Barnes. 1; Shea 1. Nehf, 2; Cheeves. L Wild pitch-< Nehf.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
TANKS SEE-SAW
 BACK II. FIRST P POSITION AGAIN
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NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-The New York Americans regained the lead by defeating Detroit while Cleveland was losing to Boston. Harper, New York s left handler, was wild at times, but he kept Detroit's eight hits well scat tered.
 Ruth famed twice in four times up.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
B O K i m g
bHOW THGY'
 } STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Pittsburg- Brooklyn; rain. Cincinnati. 1; Philadelphia, 6. Chicago. q; New York, 6. St. Louis. g: Boston. T.
 To6ay's Games Boston at St Louis. Brooklyn at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. New York at Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

Summary: Two base hits-Jamie- son, Evans, Wood. Foster. Sacrifice hit-Pratt. Double plays-Pratt to Scott to McIinnis. Bases on balls Uhle, 1: Bagby, 1; Pennock, 3. h. nings pitched-By Uhle. 1-3. Bag sby, 2-3; Pennock, 6 Is; Russell, 1 2-3: Jones, 1. Struck out-By Uhle, 1; Pennock, 4.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
Cardinals Refuse To Be Stopped In
 Wild Flag Race
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 ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20-A six run rally in the seventh inning enabled St. Louis tu win from Boston. Nixon hit a triple and a home run. Score: DncnnN AR R IT pO E
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

 series at New York Friday play postponed games September @ 2S and close with four a Chicago.   at a a Philadelphia Detroit
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21
.ackn1en Win Game
 After. Losing Ten
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 20-Phila- delphia broke it's losing streak of 10 straight games by punching six hits off Sneaker. Rommell allowed the Browns seven hits but was effective in the pinches. Score:
 R. H. E. St. Louis ... 900 900 010- l Philadelphia 200 900 10x- 8
 Batteries: Shocker and Severeid; Rommell and Perkins.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

A school to train girls in fig pack ing has been started in Fresno, Cal
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

The naval salute to the Brltish sovereign is 21 guns, except ln lhuia' rhere il is 12l guns
Arizona republican., 1921-09-21

Prince Albert fs sold in toppy red bags, tidy red fins, handsons pound and haif pound tin hu- nzidors ard in the pourd erystef glass humfdor tpith sponge moisfener top that keeps the to- bacco in sueh psrfscs
 condition.