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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18

Cum mentine Lenine la putere! Al putea raspunde
mcat prn aceeas tactc folosestc 81 Lloyd George
itotdeauna cnd patrd sta in cae el ece pese
,u ncunjura.
Guvernele lu Mliukof 81 Kerensky n'au fost att de
ortiste ST rebue uitam oricat ceda Russia din
teore bosevste-char 81 daca rentoarce la capita
lism, precum rentoarce dea incetu nceul Lenne
ii otdeauna domn peste situate 81 reagerea face
in buna ordine 81 fara cetlarea puerii poltce.
Conducand guverul sau catre partea dreapta, Lenne
mare eama de elementee conservatives Casee supe
loarc sunt eliminate din Russia 81 Pau puere Influenza
politica. Marea poporuuitaranula devent sta
la pese proprieatea ruraa 81 caca in ulmele ranilor
francezi din ami ce-au ulnat revoIutie franceze.
Lenine intro vOrbre mai recena: ''IIebue
fatsam faptul ca tlevenit stat burghez''
Russia devenit matte compusa din mic proprictari
aani carl doresc comert 81 bani Aara de regle unde
secea cauzat oamete taran sunt intro situate foar
To bu FL fncep asi exerca nfuina lor asupra guvernu
ui central astel Lenne declarat la umul congress
munst: Irebue upam contra tarnnei victoroase Or
trebue sd facem compromise
FL fost in favorul compromsulu M tot comunistii
sunt de acord Leine Din foamee 81 fiindca
fest presat de tan apo 81 pentru Cd volt sa primeasca
ajlor de din afar Ienne inaine cateva ze VENT ina
ntea partulu communist 81 ceru aprobarca lor la decreec
date refertoare la proprietaea ndviduaa pravalor
fahfriicilor.
iIn communist sa ridcat La nmit pc Lenne de radato
axis ell trebue mpuscat Lenne la raspuns snge
ca ella VENT fe mpuscat continual vorbrea
ziarelc din America 81 Europa scrs multi despre di
vergntele dintc Lenne Trozky De fapt lnrc enine
Troky divergnt seroase dar alt membr al parti
ulu communist sunt in opose serioasa Gle multe or ca de
plda doamna Kollontai.
Doanla Kolontai o cuezanta puternica dar Fare
credinciosi Tot conductor putee sunt Lenne
mei 81 Krassn Ltvnoff, Ccern 81 Kameneff Dupa Lee
nine, omul eel mai influnta in Russia Krassin.
Lenine luptator tenace Nici cand convoacl
congress pana cnd e nu sgur de victoria Asgu
rarca aceste victo neamna foartc mutt cand vora dc
congress communist 81 de capab Lenne sasi men
tina pnerea Daca nainea punerei la vot majoratea
Gu nne mnortaea trebue accepte decisiunea major
tat far Aceasta discipline de partd
nicar nu asa de la pardee comunse Daca sun
istc oameni carl opun decsun dupa sa voat de
ortate aceasa ace gup rebue sa paraseascd
lartdu Aceasta insa prea intampa cac communist
sunt discipna Oposita conservaorilor nu prea naca
cse pc Icnne Penru e serioasa este oposita dr
partidu lui propriu
Multi cred ca aiutorul dat Ruse insemna pentru lie
nine ca pentru Bella Kun in Ungara Aceasta nsi
o gresaa Lenne fl nteresat in capital precun
nteresa in comunsm ell Fl fost al doea Perpon Morgan
Multi pus fnrebarea ca decretee din urma all
i Lenine nu resturna comunismul i'll Russia
sa spu ca in nici cad ost cOmunism fost die
tatura care sa infnta pentu Russia sd faca sta
communist
Oar comunisti nici cand au crezut sd poata exs
n snQr stat bosevs deaceca predicat totdeauna
intia 1nondiaa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18
DIN PATRIE

La Saliste Sc amenajeaza un
local in vedcrea sinfiintarii unci
scoli de laptaric modelna.
Aceasta va fl prima scoala de
laptarie din Romania Mare.
Incepand de luna viitoare sc
vor pune la dispozitia exploatato
rilor de paduri mai multe suite d.
vagoane in vederea inceperei ex
portului de lemne din Ardeal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18
Gum Sc nlentine Le|ine Ia putere|
HIRETLICURILE SALE IL VOR TINEAI
LA PUTERE
NTRE LENINE 81 TROTZKY NU EXISTA
DIVERCIN'TE SERIOASE

RcprOducem articol interco publcat IN drul de al
er0lui "Pluin Dealer Artic0l dc dOnn$0dra
Bryunt, petrecut mai muH tmp IN Russia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18
CETITI

astoria Romano de Xenopol
la foileton. In curgere actM
Unlrei, cea mai inaltatoare
perioada din astoria neamului.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
ICED "SALADA''
Teais really a amostrefreshing.
 economical and harmless summer beverage = TRY TT.
BOXING ARENAIS
 PLACE OF WORSHIP

New York. July 23-A boxing arena in Seaside, Rockaway, Long Island, is serving as a place of worship for thousands of Catholic summer vaca- tioniSts.
 The Rev. Joseph B. Brady. pastor of the parish. obtained permission to use the arena when he learned the Catholics in the summer colony num- bered more than t5,000. The little church of St. Cadnillus could not seat so many even though seven masses were held each Sunday.
 And now, after the fistic encounters of the week days the ropes are taken from the ring and an altar placed in the middle /bf the resined canvas. The seating capacity of the arena is 4,00O-
 St CamiIlus' Church annex, as the arena now is called, affords a pictur- esque scene on Sundays. Its walls, plastered with fight posters and sport pictures are in sharp contrast to the center of the ring, where Father Brady, in his ecclesiastic robes, offers the mass.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
CIVIL SERVICE LISTS 6 FALL
 EXAMINATIONS

Six fall examinations are now listed by the Civil Service Commission. All are for special positions. Applications will be received for a special personal officer until Nov. l. Pay rates from HOO to S2,40o and requirements are based on education common school rates 52 points, high school, 76 and college, e4. Applications for a mineral examin- CT close on August IT. Pay rates from $1.620 to $1,8oo a year. Ex- perience in mineral work is essen tial.
 An examination for a person to aid In laboratory work in plant rathol- ogy will also be held on August IT. The salary rates at $s0o a year.
 Applications for a special informa- ton assistant will be held on August 16 All applicants must have grad uated from a college or university and have three years newspaper ex- Per1ence- Salary from S1,Soo to $3,e90. -
 An examination for an aid in the Laboratory of Agricultural TechnoI- ogy at Washington, D. C., will be held fence in a college or agricultural school Is required. Pay rates from $S40 to $e6o a year.
 Examinations for an assistant c,,r- ator at Nhe National Museum. Wash ington, ID. C., will be held on August D. All candidates must be college graduates or have a high school edu- cation with one years mecba nica1 engineering experience.
 A bonus of SEQ a month is offered in all positions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
ALL DETAILS
 FOR OUTING
 ARE ARRANGED

Arrangements were completed yes terday afternoon for every detail or the monster outing of the Chamber of Commerce at Pleasure Beach next Tuesday afternoon from the gather ing of Bradford Pierce and his twen- ty Peerless Mixers at the Stratford avenue dock to see that everyone who boards the 3a3o boat is made ac- CTS through every feature to the cu1- nainating event, the address of Gov ernor Lake after the capacity con test'' dinner. Pierce Gahan of the tenants, T. J. Pardy, in charge of water sports, and Fred Hill, in com mand of the land events, busily at work seeing that all is in readiness, has been called into consultation for the indoor entertainment feature.
 In accepting an invitation to at tend, which had been awaiting his re- Hubbard of the Manufacturer Asso- citation of Connecticut, characterized the outing as "a genuine service to the business community Continu- ing. MT. Hubbard said: fI am each day more impressed with the fact that the greatest thing in modern business is men. Their personal relations with one another and the personal leader ship among them are factors in the business of today, whose importance can hardly be over-eurphasized. Any thing that tends to improve their per sonal relations to develop leadership and a finer spirit of mutual under standing and regard is an asset, es- pecially in times such as the present when each individual is inclined to let himself become absorbed in his indi- vidua1 problems. A day of relaxa- ton together with business left be- hind at the office is the best means I know of for bringing out these quail fications. It gives me great pleasure to accept the kind invitation of the Bridgeport Chamber to attend this outing, and know I shall thoroughly enjoy the day and it's association with the men of Bridgeport
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
PASS MATERNITY BILL, es-7.

Washington, July z3-The Shep- pard bill, providing for cooperation between the Federal Government and the States n protection of maternity and infancy" was passed yesterday by the Senate and sent to the House.
 The vote on passage was 63 to 2, after sharp clashes between advocates and opponents.
 Those in avor declared the legisla- ton was a great humanitarian step" denying that it contemplated interfer- ence in the home, while those oppos- ing asserted that it was socialistic paternalistic and bolshevistic."
 Three Republicans, Senators Borah o Idaho, Moses of New Hampshire and Warren of Wyoming, were joined by four Democrats, Broussard o1 Louisiana, King of Utah, Reed of Missouri, and Wason of Georgia, in opposing the bi11's passage.
 The Federal Children's Bureau would administer the act, as drawn. An effort by Senator Moses, Republi- can of New Hampshire, to transfer administration to the Public Health Service was defeated, GO to g.
 The bill carries initial approprta- tions of s1,4s0,0oO, which the States would be required to match. An amendment by Senator Reed to cut s50o,oO0 from the Federal fund was rejected 59 to 6.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
BUSINESS MEN ARE EARTH'S
 RULERS, OHIO CLERIC SAYS

Columbus, O.. July 23-'The busi- ness executive k, in a peculiar sense, the heir of the modern age," declar ed the Rev. James L. Mursen, pas tor of First Congregational Church here, discussing tHThe Business Exc cutive; a Study in Spiritual Values"
 '<The business man has to deal with the manifold perplexities of the mod ern age in their most cogent form, continued the Rev. MT. Mursen.
 Although he is a rufer he has not yet, as a class, developed the psychol- ogy of the ruler. This lack of physcho- oglica1 development is due to the ra- pidity with which the business man has been thrust into the saddle.
 ''The business man. also has not perceived that as a ruler of men. he also is a servant of men. This state of affairs is unfortunate for society.
 'eThe American business man sel- dom has been deaf to appeals for jus tice and fair dealing for the highest and best things in life. This is an augury that the future may look to him to use his great power as a ruler to bring about a better and happier world.
 '1t is up to him."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
Hooks And Jabs
By CHICK CREATION.

The Danbury show in which K O. Lenney of Danbury meets Eddie Mo riartty in the star bout and Kid Lewis, the local f1yweight hooks up with Young Proto in the semi windup has been postponed from July 21 to the 26th.
 Johnny Dundee, the famous Italian lightweight of New York. who has been slingfng the perdded mitts for almost a dozen years, and who seems to be going better now than at any other stage of his successful career. was signed yesterday to meet Charley White the veteran Chicagoan at the Boxing Drome, Aug. 10.
 Billy Prince, the Hollow favorite, who is slated to box Charley Peter son at NorwaIk Monday night, ex- presses confidence in whipping the Stamfordite. Bill says that this time there'll be no question as to the win ner as in their previous meeting
 The Willie Jackson Pete Hartley setto, which was scheduled for Dyck- man Ova, Monday night, has been postponed until Willie Jackson's right duke which was fractured in his go with Jimmy Hanlon, is well again.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
AWAIT GUN

Montreal, July 2S-Many yachting enthusiasts crew gathered here to- day to witness the opening race on fake St Louis between four S2 foot sIoop r;gged class B boats for the Royal St. Lawrence Cup. The Cana dian defenders are the Beaver and Red Patch, White the American chal- sIengine sloops are the Bootlegger and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
CUP TENNIS TO-DAY

Toronto, July 23.-=-Two singles rnatches were on the card today for the opening days play of the Davis Cup tennis tie between Canada and Australia The respective opponents or Paul Bennett are F. H. Lafram- boise of the Dominion team were J. R Hawks and J. D. Anderson
 On Monday a doubles match will bring Anderson and V. c. Todd of Australia against Bennett and G. D. Holmes In two singles matches on Wednesdav. Anderson will play Ben nett and Hawkes. will oppose Lafram- boise.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
UNIV. OF MICHIGAN SENT 1a,eo1.

Detroit, Mich, July 25-Twefve thousand six hundred and one stu dents and alumni in the University of Michigan are known to have served in the World War.
 That there are more who served goes unprecedented, but 2,601 names have been compiled by Professor Har- ley Sensemann-
 Two hundred and thirty four uni versity men made the great sacrifice, f07 of them dying lover there" Of the 117 deaths on this side most were due to influenza
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
New Counterfeit
 Paper Currency

There are in circulation three new counterfeit Federal Reserve notes the details of which are given by the Treasury Department in its circular letters Nos. All and 472:
 $5 Federal Reserve Note "On the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. Ohio, check letter A; plate No. 10S; D. F. Houston, Secre- Treasurer of the United States;por- trait of Lincoln.
 '"Thfs counterfeit is apparently printed from a wood cut, or very crudely zinc-etched plates. on a single piece of ordinary bond paper contain ing no silk threads nor imitation of them. The portait of Lincoln is so unlike the genuine that it should i'm medfately detect the counterfeit The lathe work in the border is composed The number of the specimen at hand is D17ss5473A and while the figures of this number are somewhat out of alignment they are we'll formed and of good color. The back of the note is very poor"
 SEQ FEDERAL RESEVE NOTE
 "On the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Ohio, check letter fD; plate number indistinct; D. F. Hous- ton. Secretary of the Treasury; John Burke, Treasurer of the United States. portarit of Cleveland.
 ''This is very poor photographic production. The face of the bill is brown instead of black, the seal being almost 8 solid color. The number K77155737A is printed in a panel of brown ink. The back of the note is blue instead of green, and the print ing is indistinct. Altogether the note should not deceive any one accuston- ed to handling money"
 S10 Federal Reserve Note
 '-On the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, check letter fB'; plate No. 54; Carter Glass, Secretary of the Treasury; John Burke, Treasurer of son.
 ''This counterfeit is a very crude1y
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
NEW TROT RECORD

AIpena, Mich, July 23.---A new worlds record for the number of heats trotted over a half mile track in e:1O CT better was set in short ship race here vest erday by Herbel- wyn, driven by Hal Erwin. The gel ding travelled one heat in 2.:O9 1-2 and another in 2:10, making his to- tai six The previous record had been Jointly held by Herbelwyn and Uhlan at four heats
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
g IN SWIM

Philadelphia, July z3-Thirty-two of the leading long distance swim nners of this country, one from Brazil and one from Canada. were entered in the ten-rnile national champion river from this city to Riverton, N. J. S. Mendelson of Toronto is tthe Canadian entry The South AmeNca swimmer is Drake B. Herring Dsal Illinois A. C., winner of the event for the last two years, will defend 4ais title.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
START ON HOSPITAL.

Tokio, July 2s-Work will be started this autumn on buildings for St Luke's International Hospital here, established and for many wears maintained by the Protestant Espisco pal Church of the United States
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
OBITUARY
CLARA HELEN BOLTON.

Mrs. Clara Helen Bouton. wife of Orville Henry Bouton of 12s Gather inc street died yesterday at her home. She is survived by her hus- band and four children, John. Flor ence, Edgar and Orri1ie. Jr.. two sis be taken to Newark, N J., and a solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Joseph's church
 Burial will be in East Orange, N. J.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
EMIL PFTT-

The funeral of Emil Pitz, who died yesterday, will be held Monday after noon. He is survived by three sons Herman of Hartford. Adolph and Edward of this city; two daughters, Mrs. Frederick Maier and Mrs David HenDert. Two sisters, residents of this city, also survive him.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23

executed zinc-etching, on a single sheet of poor quality paper containing no silk threads or imitation of them The number of the specimen at hand is LS984738A.
 ''The work on this counterfeit is so poor that a more detailed description of it is deemed unnecessary
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
DRINKS 10 CASES OF WINE
 IN DAYS. BUT GOES FREE

Berlin. July z3-In view of what was called his Unusual thirst August Marcowski, a janitor, who had been sentenced to five months in jail for drinking ten cases of champagne be-
 longing to a tenant, was pardoned by
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
FRANCIS RUPERT.

The funeral of Francis Rupert, sor mer, was held this afternoon from his late home, 2S38 Fairfield avenue at o'clock. Rev. Hal Kearns off clated at the house and at the ceme- tery. Burial was in Mt. Grove ceme- tery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
POTATOES ARRIVE.

Large quantities of potatoes are ar irving daily via steamer Park City from Long Island. Tomatoes are just beginning to arrive also.
 This boat brings tons of vegetables daily from Long Island to markets.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
WARREN WILLIAMS

who died in Detroit, will be held Monday afternoon from the under taking parlors of Hawley & Wi1mot The loterment will be in Lakeview cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23
SNnTH-BURMAN DRAW

East Chicago, Ind, July 23-Midget Smith, New York bantamweight, box ed a ten round draw with Joe Bur man of Chicago here last night, in the opinion of newspapermen at the ring side.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23

. the High Court yesterday. He had consumed the ten cases in nine days Seemingly to vindicate the judgment of the court Marcowski entered the nearest cafe immediately after he was released to slake his thirst.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-23

Captain Mundon, of the yacht Cur lew, which was captured and confis- cated at Fort St. Joe, Fla, declared that from 10 to Is schooners, armed are running liquor from Gum Key Light to Miami, a distance of about 50 miles.
 ton Tredick & CO, investment secur- ity brokers, Chicago, was found dead in his room. Two bullet holes were in his body. A revolver was close to his side and the authorities believe he ended his life
 Schooner Viola was burned off Pen sacola, Fla. Twenty-three men, in c1uding some Chinese, who, it is all legged, were being snuggled into this country, were all lost.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-31

BOARDWALK, warrant served OH CTlarGeS
letters; Henry Martin, proprietor of
Martins cafe. New York --enue and
Boardwalk: Cafe de Paris. New York
avenue, near Boardwalk Paradise
Cafe. Illinois and Mediterranean ave
nue.: Harrison Hotel, South Carolina
avenue. opposite the Pennsylvania sta
ton: Columbia Cafe. Missouri avenue
and Boardwalk La Marine Cafe, Ocean
avenue and boardwalk: blackstone
Hotel and Cafe. Virginia avenue and
Boardwalk; kuehnle'S Cafe. South
Carolina and Atlantic avenues: Henry
.. Smith Cafe. Arctic and Illinois
avenues; Renjamin- Allen, Kentucky
and Arctic avenues: New World Cafe,
Tennessee and Baltic avenues: Nc
Gurlt'$ Cafe. New Jersey and Atlantic
at HE Inlet; Patsy Welch'S Log Cabin,
ut the Inlet.
The big roundup is expected i" put
Il crmp in the Labor Day celebration
and cafe people who had counted on
reaping fortune over the holiday are
annoyed.
"Hooch hounds" employed by Attain
tic county officials to get evidence for
the raids are undergoing medical
treatment to eliminate the "hootl@@
lightning from their <!>ttl:t>. CA
woman operative for Il detective agency
wa,; made so i'll by several drinks ii
pure old rye" Sac Now is ia 4 hospital
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-31
DRY PEELERs FOR SALE

$1.2O per dozen, call Hubert APP
plegarth's store, Honga and ask for
Emory Parker. o-oO-ot
-Boatmen get your galvanlzed-iron
for your boat. We have it. Phil
lips Hdw Co.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-31
njj0T URGES Kk1 70
GUIDE p;jDlio Hind
says Whole World is Coming
Under Rule Of 0om]GI2::Y,

Cincinnati, Aug. 3I.---IIe,'laIinG pub
lie opinion required institutions for lis
expression. f,I.hu Root. former S"rTe-
tarv of state. told delegates t" the
inerican Bar Associations pr@iImin-
airy conference thar aiding ia" fui" OF
democracy WAS the highest public >t"N-
ice the legal fraternity could perform
Mr.. Root. together with man% lr"mi-
rpu, b3rrister$ from AL paris al The
country. began discussion o. the l't"hi
Of furthpring respect for lh> IL" anu
extending the influence OF hr .';.f -
ISOLATION.
LET no one think these meetings
are pprfunctory." sir. Root said. LIKE
eur own country. tn" whole N'i'd :
coming under the rule of d"m"rr1.'}-
and democracy depends on enlightened
public opinion. The people. III yarl
country. rule the world today.
public opinion requires institutions
for its EXPRESSION. Otherwise Ii il
diSsfpated in thin air like The. ;sIl,,.I
murnurS Of mob which lead I" h',.'
ing but indiscriminate Nt"l"H-'- ~
aiding The formation Of public opinion
the bar is doing the highest ruhii'
good.
A step toward heightenihg the IN
Huence of the American Bar As" .'''a
lion WAS proposed in c"mmlite" ~
in,ri by Judge Clarence y. Go"'tW:n. ("
Chicago. His committee suggests r"in
nal ~ membership in tie Far ASSo
r;t-.on and the right t" educate al
u, and di>lar all members III TIT
discretion Of tl!" a$>oriatiCn.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-31
MOTHER GAvE. II
Virginia Lady Suffered With Aches
and Pains Until Mother Began
Giving Her Cardui.

Dublin, va.-Miss Mary Alice
Hughett residing on Route 2, near
here, recently told a visitor CT her
Interesting experience with Cardui.
Miss Hughett said: Il had been suf-
fering for some time with painful E. {.
1 was pale, didn't feel like going.
Would just drag around, and couldn't
rest to do any good. I would suffer
once a month with my back, sides
and head. My limbs would ache and
| didn't know what to do, but | knew
/ must do something, for didn't get
well by letting it run on.
MY mother is believer in CarduL
for she saw what it did for others as
well as herself, so she began giving
1t to me.
ct wasn't long before saw a
change. It was just what l needed.
1t regulated me. l began to eat and
sleep, and the pain stopped.
"Cardui is without doubt the best
female tonic made, and I am glad l
can recommend 1t to Others"
If suffering with symptoms such as
Miss Hughett mentions, or other all
ments peculiar to women, why not be-
gin Cardui at once? Its merit is we'll
established by successful use for more
than 40 years.
Try Cardui!
Your druggist sells It NC-Ioe