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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
VITAL STATISTICS
Births.


 To Jacob and Helen Lazicka, 6o7 Arctic street, daughter.
 To Martin and Katherine Panuc- zek, 138 Nichols street, son.
 To Peter and Alexandra Pa1ieSki, 2S1 Helen street, daughter.
 To Steve and Mary Ruruok, 23 Da- nube court daughter
 To Max and Bessie Udowitz, S3 Seeley street. son.
 To Richard and Rose Barden, 631 Housatonic avenue, son
 To Frank and Maud Hughes. Har- bor Road, Southport, daughter. To Dominick and Elizabeth Mas trani, 1,071 Hancock avenue, son. To Joseph and Tekla Rananouskt, 142 Hanover street, daughter.
 To Charles and Petronela Makuce- wicz, 56 West avenue, son.
 To Fred derickand Rose White, 139 Church street. son.
 Salvador F'ideIlo, 2S, of 51 Platt street, to Austina Cardinalo. 22. of BIT Grand street.
 Eugene Vita1l 26, of 6S Fulton street, to Emma Cassilo, 24, of the same address
 Charles Cohen, z7, of 56 Capital avenue, to Mary Herman, 24, of the same address.
 Stephen Marxoja, 2e, of 117 Ando- yer street, to Mary Dominiko, 23, of 7 Auburn street.
 Stanislaw Kowilink, 27. of 1741 Pembroke street, to Anna Jujus, 25, of Brooklyn, New York
 Conenjio Di Tomassi, 27, of Syra- cuse New York, to Marie Dainto, 23, of 119 Lexington avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19

committee work in consideration of Irish internal affairs.
 The fact that DaH put off discussion of the reply to the British prime min ister's peace offer until Monday announced yesterday, was indicated - be due to the expectation that Mr Lloyd George would say something meanwhile in answer to Eamonn De Valera's speech of Wednesday or pos sibly to the anticipation that some move would be made to induce Ulster to join forces with the south.
 These, at least, are the reasons generally accepted here, although there are pesSmistically inclined quarters which gave expression to the view that the Dan was taking advan- tage of the opportunity to get rid of it's necessary business in the open, be- fore a possible ending of the truce
 London, Aug. 19-King George held a privy council at Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire, at o'clock this morning. This most unusual procedure gave rise, to numerous runors in view of the Irish crisis, but officials of Pre- mier Lloyd Georges staff explained that it was due merely to a decision to adjourn parliament instead of pro- roguing it. The Kings approval was necessary. The King is visiting the Duke of Devonshire's shooting lodge in Yorkshire.
 London, Aug. 1s - '-The British
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
SURVEY CAUSES
 DRASTIC CUT IN
 AUSTRIAN RELIEF

Vienna, Aug. 19 - A new survey of economic conditions has caused the American Child Relief to make a drastic cut in it's charity in Austria. It is proposed this summer gradually to reduce the number of children fed to 100000 and these will be confined largely to Vienna and other cities where much want will be faced dur ing the coming winter.
 The general improvement in the rural regions is illustrated by the ac- ton of the Americans in closing 6S of their kitchens in Upper Austria alone in one week. All children of parents in fair financial circumstances are ex- cluded under the new program as well as children of farmers. In other words. American relief will be con- fined to those in actual need.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
SUGAR CROP
 IS DILEMMA
 FOR PRESIDENT

Havana, Cuba, Aug. 19-The prob lem confronting the Cuban govern ment as a result of the collapse of the sugar market is set forth by Diario De La Marina under the heading, '"The Sugar Crop, a Dilemma for President Zayas,' as follows:
 According to the last weekly bull letn sugar production, on July 16, erached a total of 3,50S,2Os Qong) tons.
 Six huge mills in Oriente province which continue grinding will swel, the total of our crop to 3.6o0,0O0 tons.
 Exports from the present crop up compared with 2,s60,716 tons the same date last year. We have eX- ported only A per cent. of the pro- duction, against the S5 per cent. of last year and we still have a stock close to 2,000,00o tons which. as a result of the state of the American and other markets, 1t will be virtually impossible to place during the present year. The coming crop will be start ed with a market so saturated that the prices will be ruinous.
 Ut appears that the United States will not need this year even 1,OOO,O 900 tons more of our supply and, as Europe with its high exchange does commission will not be able to find an outlet for our surplus, which will exceed 100000 tons.
 'ThiS situation presents the fol- lowing dilemma: Leave the sugar industry to it's own fate allow the sugar to be sold at two cents a pound, at the price available when a market offers Itself; allow foreign banks and the sugar commis- sion to sell to the highest bidder the sugar plantations and have, within a year, Cuba's principal industry in the same state as the railways the tele- phone systems, the port warehouses, etc. entirely foreign owned; or do something practical; have the state, complying with one of the highest duties for which 1t Is created. shield this industry, as did the German government in former times; as Brazil did more recently with her coffee: as the Chilean government is doing now with the nitrate industry. | "To be or not to be; that IS the
 question for Doctor Zayas. l gro fulfill its duty and protect the sugar industry. the government must
 do one of two things: become the
 only vender in Cuba of sugar or buy
 a large part of the actual crop to
 avoid the conflict produced by excess l world production
 | '"There Is no other solution. And tthere is no time to waste"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
AMERICAN FLYERS GALL NEW zEPP AN AERIAL
 HOTEL DE LUXE

Washington, Aug. 19-"An aerial hotel Is what the huge ZR-2, Ameri- cas- Navy airship, has been called by the Navy men, especially those ac- customed to the crowded quarters of the smaller 'blimpS'"
 Contrary to the general idea, the quarters are not damned into the comparatively small cars slung be- meath the huge bag of the airship. Instead they are situated in a long corridor running through the interior of the bag and extending the length of the ship This corridor is called the keel-way, and is eight feet wide and seven feet high. Large spaces en- closed with balloon fabric provide ed respectively forward and aft. These quarters are furnished with comfortable chairs, tables, benches and a Victrola with a liberal assort- nent of records. The sleeping hunks are placed along the keel-way at varying intervals.
 These hunks are provided with the usual mattress and blankets. and in addition a fur-lined sleeping bag. all though the latter Is discarded in Sum- ner
 The engines, six in number. are sit- uated in six power cars. The food for the crew Is cooked In these power cars. utilizing the exhaust flames for this purpose. Tho crew lives we'll, as well in fact as though at a big land hotel All food is served hot items as cereals. bacon and eggs. fresh fruit. bread, butter. coffee. tea and cocoa; soups. fresh vegetables. salads, roast beef and similar dishes, all serv- ed at an altitude which insures a good appetite.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
First Grand Opera
 Written By Woman

Berlin. Aug 19.-The United States will be given an opportunity to hear the first grand opera piece ever com- posed by a woman if Baroness Won Carita Von Horst, of Coburg, is suc- cessfuI in negotiations she will short ly undertake in New York city. The Baroness is en> route for New York today on the liner George Washing ton, to endeavor to arrange the pres entation of her opera in New York Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Pitts burgh, Denver, San Francisco and other opera houses in the autumn.
 The title Of the opera is The Two Fools,'' and will have it's premfers in Germany at the Coburg opera house in the autumn,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
State Police Ordered To
 Barnstable

Boston, Aug. 19-Ten members of the state police patrol have been or dered to proceed from Camp in Tram ingham to Barnsta ble, where a crowd early today attempted to take three prisoners accused of assault upon white girl from the jail The men will go over the road in motorcycles.
 Public Safety Commissioner Alfred E. Foote said the men would be used to assist in preserving order but the main purpose of their going was to search for an automobile alleged to have been stolen and used by the trio in the assault
 Barnstable, Mass, Aug. 19-An at tempt was made to lynch three negroes held in the Barnstable county jail charged with an. attacking Miss Gertrude Butler, 20 year old Buzzards Bay girl; and holding up and robb1ng her escort William O. E1dridge, by more than a hundred angry men and women here early today. Guards armed with shotguns with difficulty checked an attempt to storm the Ja1l Coils of rope, crowbars and other farm tools were carried by those who sought vengeance
 The men now held charged with the crime are: John DiaZ, Benjamin Comes, and Joseph Andrews. The latter who is but IT year old, was arrested in the section of Onset known as Jungletown-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
Cancel Entry of
 Mile. Lenglen

Boston, Aug. 19.-Suzanne Lenglen, the French tennis star, whose formal entry for the national mixed doubles tournament to be played here next week, was received yesterday by of ficials of the Longwood Cricket club, sent word today that she would not be able to participate
 A message received by Edwin Sheafe, President of the Longwood club and local representative of the United States Lawn Tennis associa- tion, said Mile. Lenglen's physicians s had forbidden her to play in tho tournament. She had been entered as a partner of William M. Johnston of California
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
Little Hope We
 Will Join In
 League of Nations

Stockholf, Aug 19.-There is lit- tie hope that the United States will join the League of Nations, but the United States is peacefully inclined" said United States Senator. Thomas J. Walsh, of Montana, in addressing the conference of the rParliam ent- ary union here to-day:
 He continued:
 '"The American people are strong ly convinced of the necessity of not doing anything which would result in their getting mixed in any European dispute, which might involve them in war"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
Damage Suit
 For $45,OOO

Douglas c. McNIurtrie of Green wich is made the defendant in a damage suit for S45,000 in an action started in the Superior court today by the Bank of Washington Heights, N. Y. Property in Greenwich to the extent of s50,0O0 has been attached to secure the suit.
 The writ alleges that the defendant endorsed notes for the Arbor Press, of Greenwich, at various times, in amounts ranging from S1,O0O to S,6,00o, totalling s45,00O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
WANTS $a,75o DAMAGES

Quayle w. Hawkes., Greenwich, seeks damages of s2,750 from the Marine Insurance company, limited, of London, England, alleging that he 3lad his car insured in the defendant s company, the agents being French & Sterling of New York city. The writ states that on Sept. 24, 1920, the pIaintiff's machine was in collision in Stamford, with another machine owned by Evan B. Owen, and operat' ed at the time by Lowell Burrow.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
FIRE DAMAGE s5.ooo

Damage to the extent of $5,0o0 was caused by a disastrous fire that total ly destroyed the home of William AntonoVttch on Vermount avenue Fairfield, early last night.
 The fire started in the kitchen while Mrs. Antonovttch and her five year old daughter were in the yard hanging up clothes.
 The Fairfield Fire department re- sponded but were forced to stand helplessly by while the house burned to the ground. Chemicals were of no use, and there were no hydrants in tha vicinity
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
FATALITY IN SHELTON

Shelton. Aug. 19.-An auto fatal ity occurred here last evening when an automobile driven by Mrs. An nie B. Girard Hammond of Water vile N. Y., struck and fatally injur ed Irene Gheatak of Cornell street. The child died within a few minutes. Her neck was broken when the front wheels of the car passed over her. The driver of the car was held under s10oo bonds for her appearance in the city court. Coroner Phelan will conduct the inquest this afternoon
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
EMERGENCY CASES

Tony I.albusi of 222 Wheeler ave nue, applied at the Emergency hospi- tai yesterday for treatment He had a. nail in his foot and Dr. Bruce Coyle cauterized the wound. He was taken to his home in the Emergency ambu- lance.
 Vincent Luicetti of 295 Hamilton ctreet fractured a bone in his foot when he fell at the Union Street dock this morning. The Emergency ambu- lance was summoned and the man was rushed to St. Vincent's hospital by Dr. Kornblut.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
SUES FOR AUTO CRASH.

Emerson Rogers, Darien, is sueing J. Hawley Ingalls,, Stamford, in Su- perior court, asking damages of S5,- 900 because of serious injuries al- legged to have been suffered by an automobile accident, said to have been caused by the careless and neg ligent opeart1on of the defendant s automobile at the corner Of Atlantic and Federal streets in Stamford on Feb. 2. last, the machine at the time being driven by the defendants son, John
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
TRYING TO SOLVE MYSTERY.

Ottawa, Aug. 19-Authorities here today were trying to pierce the mys- tery surrounding the death of Ross L. Merkeley, of Watertown, N. Y.. whose body was found at the foot of cliff near Queens wharf: A gold watch, diamond ring and overseas Victory button, which Markeley had been carrying were missing. This led to the theory that he was robbed and 1r6o
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19

Washington, Aug. 19.-Orders were issued today retiring Major General Charles G. Morton from command of the Third Corps area at Fort How ard Md, and assigning Brig. General Charles J. Bailey, now in command of the Seventh Division at Camp lead. Md, his successor. General Horton will report to General Per hing at the expiration of a leave of
 bsence for assignment to duty as yet not specified
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
DIES AFTER OPERATION.

wfIliamsport, Pa, Aug. 19-Rev. Beniamin Cuthbert Connor, president of Dickinson Seminary, died here late last night following an operation two weeks ago. He was a native or Maryland and was graduated rom Dickinson in 1871 and from Wesleyan College, Middletown, Conn.,, four wears later.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
ARREST HUSBAND AS SLAYER

New York, Aug. 19-Shortly after Mrs. Rose Negedaner, 20, had been found dead early today, in her home on West Tenth street, the victim of shooting, the police arrested her hus- band, Hugo Negedaner, as the alleged slayer. The couple have lived apart for some time.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
HOOVER NAMES MONTGOMERY

Washington. Aug. 19.-E. G. Mont gomery, of Ithaca, N. Y, was named to-day by Secretary Hoover as chief pf inc food stuffs division of the bu- reau of foreign commerce.
 He is a specialist in marketing foodstuffs, MT. Hoover said.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
DIED.

wOIFE-In this city, Aug. 16, 1921, Elizabeth E. Dyer, wife of Joseph L. Wolfe, aged A years.
 Funeral services private from the Mortuary Chapel of August T. Baker, 1888 Stratford avenue, on Friday evening at S:00.
 The remains will be taken to Union Hill crematory, New Jersey, on Saturday morning at 9:oO.
 Automobile cortege. L1Sb"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19
COMPUTES AZ SENTENCES

Berlin. Aug. 19-President Ebert today commuted the sentences of AZ Communists. who were serving time at hard labor for participatfon in the Red IInrfsing in middle Germany last spring. The terms of others. who had received more severe sentences than the AZ Hberted men. were reduc- ed from one-half to two-thtrds. This is the first time that executive elem ency has been shown to the Bo1shevik Sympathizers in Germany.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19

United States Commissioner Sam ue1 Hitchcock was struck by an auto m of5ile truck at Park Row and Mail street, New York. He was taken to a drug store for emergency treat ment.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19

BROWNS GARAGE
 Auto Repairing of all kinds. Special at- tention paid to commercial cars. First William Sts. Noble 67s. L1saliS FOR sALE-ButIer Ave, fine, 2-faInily house, up-to-date Maplewo3d Ave; ? Rzs seon aealiS sasaasf GaTS5aSo room cottage. all irnProvemenfs. Fine 75-room residence all improvements. for a to 1o-acre farm near city. J. H. Frank. 143o Fairfield Ave. L19sFp WANTEDEGirl Is-.. for general office work 5S; insurance preferred. Address L. M. B.. Bridgeport Times. L19s.p EMERSON s. DOVEGROVE vs. STE
 PHEN szACsURI ct al-order of State of Connecticut, Fairfield County,
 peTrt peFt Saset os GeeR PsfP Plea s is21 Bridge Upon the Complaint of the said Elmer Let fofh Poa ffo of two mortgages. more particularly described in said complaint: 2 Possession of said mortsaged premises, returnable to the Court of Cor11,--on Pleas, in and for Fairfield County, on the first Tues and being found by thes ubscribing au- thority. that stephen Szacsuri. one of State and gone to parts unknown: and that Lizzie Szacsurt. one Of the said d de5 residing at 1920 Riverview Avenue, Day ton, Ohio.
 Therefore Ordered. That notice of the pendency of said complaint be given ty publishing this order in The Bridgeport Times, a newspaper printed in said commencing or before the 18th day of August. A. D. 1921, by depositing a copy of this said complaint and this or der of notice, on or before the 18th day of August, A. D. 1921. in the post office postage paid. at Bridgeport, Conn. directed to said defendant, Lizzie Szac. surf, by registered letter. at 1620 River view Avenue. Dayton, Ohio.
 SIDNEY N. LOCKWOOD. Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas fo1
 Fairfield County. L1oss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-19

Statement issued by New Jersey State Conmfssioner of Banking and Insurance Tities showes total re- sources of 12S trust companies, 27 sayines hanks and 27 state banks are sso6.7 .7ss.724. an increase of s5S.-
 697,54 for the year ended June 8
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-22
(Continuare de pc pag. L.

mijloace de zdrobire cugeta, sa.
mi ingaduiti, pentru ca trebue
sd alerg sa-rni fac lectia de Dumi-
neca Gu alcenicii miei in ale cartii
-, sa.lni ingaduiti sa spun foarte
pc scnrt cata dreptate avem moi
81 venim sa va spunem d-voastri
aici ceia ce s a intimplat acolo Ia
Camera impOtriva oricarii legi
impotriva oricarii dreptati.
Va aduceti aminte de adunarilt,
care $ 'au tinut la Dacia cand cn
alegerile cele mari 81 cand Gu ala,
gerea din urma, din care a iesit,
prin yOinta luminata Bncurey-
tenilor intr 'adavar demOcrati, to-
varasul nostru de lupta care este
dl Dobrescu. (Aplause).
MOI VAN spus nn lucru. ca moi
nu aducem in lupta politica ceia
&C aduc ceiMlti, adeca un stoman
mare 81 0 rinza tare. Mare ila-
ritate).
Sa nu Sc supere dl Argetoianu,
care spus in Camera multe lu-
cruri foarte neplacute, dar, cum
e obiceiul cand arunci omului G
batjocura, batjocura orr ajunye
la inima adversarului orr Sc in
toarce in obrazul d-tale. Sa-mi
dea vote sa spun ceva care parla.
mentar n o Fl i'm Camera, dar aici
la Dacia. este foarte cnviincios, S;
moi STAN pc cuviinta, nu pc parla.
mentarism, dar pc cuviinta ade.
varata 81 nu pc parlamentarism
fails. lAplause). Anume sa spun
asa tare rInza cum este d-sale
nu s'a mai pomenit in Tara Roma
neasca ! Mare ilaritate), 81, daca
Isl inchipuie cineva ca re-a facut
parintii pc moi ca sa finn la indie.
mana cui are rinza mai tare, apo
sc inseala foarte multi. applause
furtnnoase indelung repetate).
Va sa zica, moi VAN spus ca
facem politica pentru d-voastra
pc cand ceilalti inteleg altfel: sd
facet d-voastra politica pentru
dinsii.
Cand am intrat in Camera. az
la lnceput am facut jertfii
fOarte mare, 81 iata care: Guver.
lnul care cazut i'm Martie trecut
a cazut fara nici un fel de drep.
tate, caci putea guverna. Prefec.
til nostri erau mai bslni de cat eel
de acum. SA cercetat tot &c q
ramas de pc urma. Guvernului
caznt in Martie trecut 81 nu s /,
gasit nici un singur caz de hottie
81 ma intreb daca sc va gasi. cd.
zlnd Galvernul care este acum, un
singur caz de adevarata cinste ne
urma lui. (Aplause prelungitel
Primarii nostri, cand am nemerit
bine, au fost Gu mai mlta ira
gere de inima de cat al lor. Func-
tionarii nostri sian indeplinit
dat0rla asa cum cere legca 81
cum il impunea sifletul lor ro-
manesc. Legi pregatisem, 81 erau
mai bnne de cat ale dior, cacj
deglie dior sunt caricatura dupl
mteresul dior a legilor pc care
ie faciSem moi pentru interesul
poporului romanesc. (Aplause
prelungite.) Asa este 81 Gu legea
i agrara, 81 Gu legea administrati-
! va, GU toate. Celia ce vine Ia ince.
put e binele pc care am vroit sal
facem moi, 81 pc urma el este acc.
pert, 'binele acesta, Gu toata mur.
darla intereselOr condamnobilc
aceasta este, opera de lagislatie d
lor. 81 am fost rapuyi. 81 Camera
ma dat vot de blam generaluluj
Averescu, cum cere deprinderes
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-22

Asa am spds moi. (Aplause cal
duroase.)
Cum ni-s'a rasp,tns! De la in
.eput am fost tratati in Camera
"a niste cAni turbati; acei carl
,enisera alesi de d-v0astra an
'ost tratati cancgtc de acei pc
,ari-i alesese politia. Ni-au pus
,reSedinte la Camera un ON care
n alte fosturi ii avind Cinema
'ea 81 mpritele lui, dar - 81, dac;i
lr fl aici. las splne-o Gu tot a
cata cuviinta cum lam vorbit tot
leauma, de 81 Ia raspuns tot asa,
= i-as spune d-lui Duiliu Zamfi-
sescu: dacA az sta cineva sa Sc
ntrebe de ce nu esti d-ta bun,
asupra unui lucru s'ar intelege
toti ca nu esti bun sd presidezi 0
Adnnare.
De ce? Pentl.u ca Sc presideaza
"a doua calitati: Gu un simt al
legii pc care nul poate zgudui
limic 81, al doilea, Gu atata buna-
ate peste lege. incat, in loc sa
.rezesti patimile, char cand ele
sunt, d-ta sa lie impact. Dumnea-
lui habar nu are de acest lucru.
In ce priveste patima, Sc vede
foarte bine ca-i fierbe singele 81.
fierbindu-i singele, zvirle GU cio-
canul, batjocureste i'm dreapta 81
in stinga, face politica de pc
scaunul presidential.
Tn lad S'a facut i'm Camera
ST, pentru ca trrbuia ajutor. a
VENT 81 Ill ministru de Inferno.
(Ilaritate.)
D-voastra yeti fl vazut pc dl
ministru de Inferno. Intr 'un fel
este un ON cum nu sc intalneste
in fiecare ri. (Ilaritate). De 81
CUR fata d-sale nu santana nici
Gu fata d-voastra, nici GU fata
mea. Nu stu daca d-voastra att
schimba-o pc a dumnealui; eu
lnsa, care nu sunt ON frumos. eu
unul n as schimba-o Mare ilari.
tate). 81 vedeti: mas schimba pc
din afara, mde paguba maj
mica. dar mai ales n as schimba
|'pe din launtru, unde paguba este
cea mare. APPLAUSE prelungite)
81 iata de ce mas schimba
vremuiile acestea, orice STAR in.
,hipui dumnealui 81 altii in jurul
d-sale, sunt vremuri de demo.
cfatle mSeamna un lucru: cel
mare sa sc faca mai mic pentru
a sta in acelasi rind de dreptate
cu ceilalti cetateni al terri, dar nu
sa sc umfle de suta de orr eat G
rostul hui 81 sa calce in picioare
cresterea buna. pc care de sigm
ca primit-o, 81 sa creada ca
banca ministeriala este locul unde
te poti aseza ca sd improsti Ia
dreapta 81 la stinga ell insulte pe
care nu le-ai adresa nici slugii
batrine de la casa d-tale. (Aplau.
Sc puternice.)
Mic mia fagaduit pumnm in