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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11
LIAM TO BEAT LSHEVISM
 ENDORSED

Paris.-F'or the first time since the project saw light a F'renchman has
 ome forward to support General Lu
 endcrffs plan of combating Bol- present. available. He is Gustave Nerve, editor of La Victoire and mo- orious anti-Bolshevik, ahd close |riend of Kerensky and admirer of
 In an editorial on the subject of
 hdendorff's projected aid Nerve vrites:
 "General Ludendorff's idea is that Russia will never succeed in discard |ng the state of ibarbarism and anar- Thy wherein she fell and thai Ger nany alone is near enough to the
 11aos there reigning and solid enough both morally and Intellectually amid he immediate neighbOrS of Russia to fe-establish order, work and civillza- ion within the unhappy great Slav kation. A German army, 150,000 |trong, seems necessary and sufficient 10 Ludlendorff to reach Moscow on kondition that the Entente is willing Ind furnishes food and munitions ito
 his expeditionary corps From a sen fepugnant to us. But examined cold kioodedly it is not so unreasonable Ind it does not present very great Rangers. as we are led to believe.
 Might Turn on Allies?
 t'It is feared that after having
 wept away the Bolshevik armies the Herman force would turn on the AL les and attempt to tear tS2 the Treaty
 fS Versailles. How could it do this
 the Entente is to supply it with bod and munitions while we should
 e in a position to occupy the Ruhr
 asin at a minutes notice in case Of /e1ony?
 sFear is expressed that once in Toscow the German army would re Itore CzariSm in Russia How could
 do this inasmuch as it would be <J@Tr =ceman for the Entente and that the atter would continue to hold the |trings of it's purse2
 Germans Civilized Russia. ssFear is expressed that Germany .rould open up for herself a too large klace in the economic resurrection of Russia. But in any event on account If its industrial force and neighbor- Historically, it is Germany who civil |keds Russia, which around 17O0 was Etill an Asiatic country. We have not Inc pretesnsion of impeding Ger would not be in our interest. Our interest is to see our debtor re-estab- [ish herself economically as soon as ,ossibAe, especially to because, de- |pite her crimes in the period of |E914-191s. it is one of the principal |actors of human civilization. sFear is expressed that in ex- |.hange for this service Germany |TOuId ask us TOT auNdI- |ages. It is up to us to make only Reasonable concessions She would |,ontent herself with them so pressed Is she to escape the moral quaran- line in which she is held.
 ssWhen we shall have conquered bur moral srepugnance we shall see |1lat there is no other way of pulling Russia out of the abyss wherein she |eu
 .1t is repugnant to accept Luden- iorfrs propositions it is said. k "But is its not even more repug- aant to see band of jail-birds sup borted by mass of armed ignorants Ehrow into barbarism and anarchy a people of 150 million which was just an5erging into modern civilization and which is, perhaps, the best friend i've have in the world ?''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

w. c. T. U., while watching hip Hasks. parlor stills and blind tigers'' will turn it's attention to a crusade for social morality, says Mrs. Bur ger.
 "The pendulum already is swinging back to temperance in morals-even in saneness of woman's dress" Mrs. Burger added. ''We had about reached the climax of nakedness in the latter. Recently in Chicago actually saw a woman with a dress above her knees-above, mind you and her stockings were rolled down below the knee, leaving her knees bare to the winds.
 'It is bad enough when young girls dress this way, but when their moth CTS and grandmothers, even, do so, it is unspeakable."
 Mrs. Burger denied that the W. c.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

T. U. backed the 'fb1ue law' legisla- tion Or anti-cigarette crusades.
 We will not and have not backed such legislation" she added. 'We are not out to take away all the rights and pleasures which men pos sess.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11
Back To Normal Is Their New
 Slogan

Kansas City, Mo.-'tBack to nor malcy in morals
 This is the 1921 slogan of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. according to Mrs. Nellie G. Burger, Missouri state president. The
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

The steamship Hong Moh, wrecked
 lon the island of Lamook, off the port Ipf. Swatow, March 3, had on board
 |f2O0 passengers and crew. It is be- |tieyed all were lost.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

Notices establishing the 'Curfew for Crown Forces were posted in a num- Der of places in Dublin. They were signed Irish Republican Army"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

Prepara tions to float the British steamship Wandby, stranded off Ken nebunkport, Me. were abandoned.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

The International Conference on Communications and Transit opened a Barcelona, under the auspices of the League of Nations.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11
Quality Silk Hose at $1.95

Phoenix silk hose, very popular grade because of
 S1.95 white. - 95c Recent arrivals and specially displayed are chiIdrens socks Tn pa1n coors and with fancy tops and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

Two new models added to large assort- ment of stylish footwear One is of black suede with one strap turn sole and new Baby Doll Louis heel The other is golden brown two strap style Louis heel, small perforations, edging va,np and quarter. &12OO
 Our assortment includes many styles of the newest Spring pumps in the shades most favored Some clever combinations of satin and suede are shown
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11
Refreshing New
 Spring
 NeCkWear

New organdy and lawn collars with Venise edge. There are neat collar and cuff sets of this same style.
 soc Pretty collar is one of or candy with real Irish Picot edge. Others with imitation filet and Venise lace or trim ming. 7oc
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The New York herald., 1921-08-13
Nc NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

enham (Bp, Nuevitas; Woodarra (BD.
London Reventazon tBr). Santa Marta.
Sailed 18th. STR kerhonkson. baltimore
Newton. New England; Ballena tBrl,
Chilean port; Maid u chios ,Bi9. Calves
ton; schr Augusta w Snow, Tucasas.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Aug L. noon
Sailed. str Bylayl. Norfolk and Portland.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash. Aug ii-Ar-
rived, harkentine Alicia Hayiside, Iquigue.
PORTLAND. o. Aug 11--Sailed. str Hoyei-
san Maru (Japl. United Kingdom.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Aug ll-Sailed, strs
Ocean Dutch. Rotterdam; England Maru
(Jap), Yokohama.
PENSACOLA. ria. Aug 11-Arrived, ctr
Hastings, Antwerp.
Sailed iith str Radnorshire (Br). Calves
ton.
Sailed nth. str Bethlehem Bridge. Charles
ton.
PORT TAMpA. Fla, Aug 1i--Arrived. str
Princeton, Baton Rouge: bark RENE Marie
Stewart. Norfolk.
Arrived 1ath. str winifred. Port Arthur.
Sailed 1Ith, strs Margaret, Philadelphia; !;
Miami, Key West.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Aug 12-Arrived.
strs Northwestern Miller tBr) New York
via Norfolk; G. A Flagg, Baltimore; Chester
Sun, Port Arthur: Herbert J. Pratf. Port
Coquina do: Essex. Jacksonville and sa-
vannah: schr Margaret Throop, Brunswiek.
Sailed 18th. ssrs Lackawanna (srD. Male
rave: Carolyn. San Juan; Banan sNor), Port
Antonio; Nicholas Cuneo (Nor), Sama; War
Sirdar (Br), Port Arthur; Haverford tBr),
Liverpool; Charles III Cramp, Norfolk: No
inentun (ItaD, Palermo; DeiaNan Cork,
Dublin, Belfast and Londonderry; Media
tinople and Salonica via New York: OLAF u
Kongstad DAM. Queenstown: Gargoyle,
New York; motor ship Bayonne, do.
Passed down Marcus Hook Aug IL. 12;1O
CONTINUED ON PAGE 14)
The New York herald., 1921-08-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Wathena from Thameshaven for Bos-
ton, has been ordered by wireless to Mont
real.
Str Potomac. New York for Bremen, sc,
was 303 miles i Of Ambrose lightship at
noon Iith.
Str Hudson Bremen, &c, for New York
was i,l04 miles II of Ambrose lightship at
noon 1ith.
str NoorGam CDutch) Rotterdam Via
Plymouth far New York. is expected TO dock
about 10 NM Saturday.
Str Albauie tBn, Liverpool for New York,
is expected to dock about noon Saturday.
str BereHgaria tBD southampton via
Cherbourg for New York. was ! 100 miles "
of Ambrose liRhtship nj noon nth. Expects
to dock Sunday forenoon.
Str Lapiand CBr). Antwerp Via Southamp-
ton for New York. was 926 miles T. OF Am
brose lirhtship al noon nth. Expects TO
dock Sunday forenoon.
Str Celtic (Br). Liverpool via Queenstown
for New York, was $50 miles II OF Am
brose lightshp at 1912 AN 11th Expects
20 dock late Sunday or early Monday.
Str Frederik VIII tDan), Chrlstiansand
for New York, was 726 miles " Of Am
brose lightship ~ noon iith. Expects TO
dock Tuesday forenoon.
Str Taormna CItaD, Naples for New York
expects 70 dock Saturday forenoon.
Str Nauban (Br). Bupnos Aires for New
York. expects 10 dock Sunday forenoon.
str pastores, Port Lmon for New York,
expects 10 dock about PM Sunday.
Str Meuchuria Hamburg for New York.
expects 10 dock Sunday afternoon.
Str Iroquois Turks Island for New York,
expects t0 dock Saturday forenoon.