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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11

kup dr.. Knet 'ko, zup. poradca DIR
Stefanik a NEST 'anosta Czobory.
!mponujdca bola eestna legia vo-
jenska a slovenski Orli so zasta-
vami. Biskupi a hostia posedali
do zakrytych kocov, "a mimi au-
tomobily, isly priamo, medzi vo-
jenskym kordonom - do biskup-
skeho zamku. Vo vsetkych kosto-
loch vyzvanali..
V podvecer sa divalo mesto ma
vel'kolepy pochod moravskych
Orlov. Pri svojej hudbe royno-
satach, v stvor-radoch tiahli cez
mesto az pred zupny dom, boli to
vlastne len delegati rozlicnych
odborov. ia mimi sli oslvenski Or
Ii Trencina, Noveho Mcsta
mad Vahom, z Banoviec atd'., ticz
pod svojimi zastavami. Pochod
sprcvadzal ohromny zastup l'u-
du. V oblokoch vsade svieeky a
kzvedave hlavy. Pochod sa zastavil
ma dvore biskupskeho zamkn, kdc
potom usporiadali serenadu. Me-
dit YIN hostia sa uz schadzali ma
rout biskupskom palaci, na kto-
rom boli pritomni: minister MI
cura, DIR. Srobar, NJ. Dula. Stefa-
! mex, Jansak, senator Kadleak, ge-
nerali Fournier Skvora. Zastn-
peni boli j jezuiti, a frantiskani.
Recnili: senator Zavoral, FIR. Ka-
hina DR.: Iarisa yeser Q 8: bod !,
Sloverske mar. divadlo predsta-
vilo veselohru Cd vrchlickeho: {:
s"Noc ma Karlsteine.'
Este jeden mily moment NAL so
botnajsi den (12. febr.). Totizto
novym biskupom oddaly infnly
tie same zenicky, ktore ich zhoto-
vily. Oddaly ich v sprievode kra-
tkej reel a recitovanlm versov.
Zenicka Vajnor bola 60-rocna,
lei infula bola s najbohatsou or
namentikou. zena, ktora biskupo-
vi Vojtassakovi oddala infulu, po
vedala: "To zato, ze ste nam tax
krasne pisali do "Svatej Rodi-
N.Y. Ma infule biskupa Kmet 'ku
je i staroslovansky napis: "Budl
gi milost tyoja ma mas nina iv
viek.' V ornamentike sh cobra
zene vcely, schadzajdce sa do lila,
potom vtaeatka, alegoricky 20
brazene. Ma infule biskupa Vol
tassaka ma visiacich stuzkach sti
zobrazeni slovenski svatl Ondrej
Svorod Bcnedikt, ma infule bis
kupa Blahu Cyril Method.
v nedel'u rano este pred W.
sviaekou naplnil sa kostol piari-
stow, kde boly obrady vysviacky.
Obrady zacaly sa o S.15 rano, po-
dl'a predpisov cirkevnych spojene
50 sv. omsou. ktor1 sltizil nuncius
Micara pri hlavnom oltari novi
biskupi pri bocnych oltaroch. Ce2
omsu nuncius Micara preeital pa
pezske bully vymenovanl troch
slovenskych biskupov. Potion no.
vi biskupi slozili Stub odovzda-
Ii nunciusovi predpisane dairy
sviece, chlieb a vino.
Pat minltami pred IL. hod
runcius Micara zvucnym jemnym
hlasom zaintonoval: "Te Deu1r
laudamus" (Teba Boze chvali
me). Potom nasledovalo pozdra
venie: "Ad multus Amos. (Na
! mnoho rokov) a knazsky bozk
Muzsky sbor Bratislavy zatym
zaspieval papezsk1 hymnu a ma
rodne hymny "Nad Tatrou sa bl!
ska" a "Kde domov moi.
Cely zastup notion pohol sa dt
katedralneho chramu, kde bola
intronizacia nitrianskeho biskups
DR.. Knet ku, pri ktorej spieva
kstedralny sbor. Po nej nasledo
lvaly gratulacie, Y prvom rade mi
mister DIR. Mieura precftal prfpi'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11


organizacie odovzdaly A. striebor-
ne plakety Micarovi a slovenskym
biskupom.
Spolocne obcdy boly na viace-
rych micstach a zaealy sa o 2. no.
din, po poludni. (V klastorc mnl-
Sck Dol prichystany obcd pre- 800
chudobnych.) V biskupskom pa
iaci pri spolo6nom obed biskup DIR
Kmet 'ko vyniesol po latinsky pri-
pitok ma papeza a nunciusa Mi
caru. Nuncius Micara odpovedal
po latinsky a po francizsky, d'a-
ku.uic "a slavnostne prijatie wy
sloviac svoje potesenie mad do
stojnym priebehom celej slavno-
sti. Minister dr.. Micura pripil na
rozkvet slovenskeho naroda.
Popoludni v zupnom dome bola
umclecko-litcrarna bescaa, ktori'
riadil univ. prof. dr.. Alojz Koli-
SEX pomocou mnohych nasich L.
mercov. Vcccr boil symfonicky
konccrt orchestra bratislavsk eho
divadla.
VeSernymi vlakmi hOstia odiSli.
Kol'k bolo l'udu prltomneho
ra slavnostiach, media sa ami pri-
b!izne uhadnut' Do kostola, kde
hola vysviacka, rozumie sa, memo
hly sa zastupy l'udu pomestit', no
ncmaly ami potrebnych vstupc,
nick. Preto, aby mohli byt' ma ne,
del 'najSej omsi, l'udia rozisli sa
i pc inych kostoloch. kde kazall
iIlinka, dr.. Bnday ini. Jednako
naiyiac l'mdu ostalo pred kosto
lom. kde bola vysviacka. V meste
| tod rama ruzticnf prrtadvacf pofrtt
lza'; l'udu pamatne spisy . obraz'
Ky. no i nicktore SLOW. denniky
L'ud po vysviacke V dobrej ma
lade vracal sa domov, rozprava
inc. co videl, prizvukuidc, ze no
Vi bisknpi boil dosial' len obyeai
nj farari. co niektori naivni AM
pochopit' nemohli.
Mono povedat', ze cd chudob
neho l'udu pocndc (pripocitajfe
i vcisko) az po knazov, zupanov
a ministra dr.. MiGuru ma slavno
sti zasttipeni boil vSetci Slovaci
cele Slovensko. Mesto bolo vel mi
live. vSadc zvedave hlavy V oblo
koch. Zastavy skoro ma kazdom
dome.
Telegram prezidenta Masaryka
novym biskupom znel nasledovne
Som 81 1plne vedomy histori
cktho vyznamu dnesneho dna pre-
Slovensko a ccly mas Stat. Cd no
vych panov biskupov 81 prajem
len jedno, ably ako dobfl pastier
bdeli mad nabozenskym zivotom
katolickeho l'udu. Vsetko ostatn'
bude pridane. A hovoriac nabo
zenskom zivote ma Slovensku, ne
m5zem nespomenit' SLOW milaek:
Jezisovho: "Boh laska je akb,
rickol kto, miluicm Boha brat;
svoiho nenavidel. Thar je. "A til
to lasku, pani biskupi, matte k'
vsetkym narodom a jazykom mas
no draheho Slovenska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11
SlAVNOSTNA NSTALAClA TROCH
SLOVENSKYCH BlSKUPOV V NITRE

Obsirne opisy nitrianskych slav
nosti prinasajn krajove casopisy.
2 tvch poddvame nasim eitate-
l'om vyhatky, ktore predstavujh
celkovy obraz verne. Ufame, ze
sa tym zavd d'acime ct. eitatel'om.
Ma ceste Prahy do Nitry "a
stavil sa v .Bratislave v sobotu,
l2. februara papezsky nuncius dr..
Micara, aby pred posviackou u
robil navstevu predstavitel 'ovi
ceskoslovenskej vlady ministrovi
dr.. Micurovi. Prisel rano rychli-
kom. S MIN prisli tiez svatiaci BIZ
skupi dr.. Podlaha a dr.. KaSpar,
zastupca min. skolstva a osvety
Dunovsky, preds. cs. l'udovej stra
ny mgr. Sramek, opat Zavoral a
ini poslanci a senatori l'udovej
strany, redaktor Heiret cd "Nar.
Politiky.'' Ma stanici ocakavali
papezskeho nuncia biskupov mi
mister DIR. Micura ako novi slo-
venski biskupi dr.. Kmet 'ko, mgr.
Blaha Vojtassak, general Four
nier Snejdarek, posi-. stodola,
referant skolstva Stefanek, ref.
kat. zalezitosti X. A. Medveckv,
sef prezidia dr.. Halla, min. radca
Folprecht, dekan kat. bohoslove-
ckei fakulty bratisl. univerzity dr.
Bielek, profesori fakulty dr.. Ko-
lisek,s dr.. Slaby, Matocha, DIR. O.
rel, senator Kovdlik, atd'. Brati-
sfavska kafolicka fara nemala pri
vitanf ziadneho zastupcu.
Po privitani nunciusa Micaru
min. Micurom a po jeho krasnej
odpovedi, privital nuncia i bis
kupov dekan fakulty dr.. Bielek a
ziadal nuncia, aby tlumocil pape-
zovi radost' a prejav oddanosti
SLOW. kat. l'udu. Nuncius prisl Il
bill ze oznami do Rima, jakou
vl'idnost 'ou a radost 'ou boil "a
stupca papeza ma Slovensku pri-
jaty. Pred stanicou bola cestna
stotina vojska, ktora vzdala "a
stavou pluku hold vysokym hod-
nostarom a voj. hudba zahrala o.
be narodne hy1nny. z nadrazia "a
hlaholu zvonov bratislavskych ko-
stolov odobral sa papezsky nun.
cius biskupami ma mestskd rad
nicu. Tu vital host 'ov slovensky
a latinsky NEST 'anosta Dusek. O
9. hod. rano sltzil papezsky nun
cius sv. omsu v kaplnke primaci-
alneho domu a biskupovia dr.. Pc.
dlaha a dr.. Kaspar kapuc1n.
skOm klastore.
O 10. hod. navstivil papezskJ !
nuncius biskupami ministra pre-
Slovensko DIR Micuru vo vladne.
budove, kde sa zd6astnili routu
ktory ma ich pocest' usporiada'
minister. Ma route boil sef admi
nistracie Slovenska zupan dr.. Ka
lay, bratisl. zupan dr.. Bella, zvo
lensky zupan dr.. Orszagh, mest'a
nosta Dusek, poslanci dr.. Srobar
dr.. Blaho, dr.. Hodza, mnsgr Hlir
ka a vsetci deastnici privitania MT
nadrazi.
Po obcerstveni O II. hod. 40 mi
nutach odcestoval nuncius mini
j strom Micurom, biskupami a o
statnymi host mi zvlastnym via
kom do Nitry - ma slavnostnt
vysviacku prvych troch sloven
skych biskupov. Pri odchode vzd'
la cestna stotina znovu eest' de
legAtovi Sv. Stolice. V Modre pri
pojil sa k sprievodu evanjelick.
biskup Samuel Zoch, ktory sa tie
zdeastnil slavnostnej vysviack.
prvych slovenskyych .ketolfckycl
biskupov.
Y sobotl 2. hodine popoludn
prisiel vlak Brstislsvy, veEde
Micura a biskupov, ministra Mi
6uru q ,inych. Hosti privital bis
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11

- Nezabudnite--l5. marco je
posledny den na zaplatenie dane 2
prijmov!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-11

Nezabudnite-15. marco je
posledny deh na zaplatcnie dane .
prijmov!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
SCOUT TROOPS TO
 HAVE CONTESTS

Competitive contests between Boy Scout troops of the East Side will be held tomorrow night in the Yellow Mill gymnasium on Stratford avenue Winners in the elimination tests will compete with the highest standing scouts in the West Side meet on Feb 12- Contests will be held in general scoutcraft, patrol signal tower effi- cfency, knot tying. pacing, patrol mroad jump. signalling, friction fire construction, bugling and first aid.
 The Scoutmasters' Training Corps of the Bridgeport Council will meet next Friday evening to consider work of second class scouts in the city. Conferences will be held with ex- perts on scoutcraft and instructions imparted to the Scoutmasters.
 Plans for the camp reunion at the Yellow Mill gym on Feb. 12 are pro- gressing under the direction of Will jam Hilton, Robert Hull and Frank Whitman. Scout Executive Harvey c. Went will be master Of ceremonies on the occasion.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
DEATH RATE FOR DIPHTHERIA

HE COMMISSIONER of Health for New York reduces the dphhera death rate to a very low point when against past times but the gain seeming than real Because of superior methods of dagnoscaon dphtheria recorded nowadays mder type used to be called something els The death this maady is certainly higher than it to be.
 apparent health given to Bridgeport the simple expedent measuring the against population of i75OoO whereas the population 143O0O This form of statistical procedure probably the citizens feel better likes believe the community is healthy in which he lives but the feeling security is false and is better to know the
 just they Bridgeport getting healthier York. Neither city afford to permit thing but he ru n it's statistics of health.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
CONFERENCES ON
 CHRISTIAN LIFE

Rev. Roger B. T. Anderson. O. H
 C., wSu open a Series of conferences on Christian Life at the Christ church, Stratford. Sunday night at 7:3O o'clock. Services will be held each afternoon and evening. except ing Saturday, Reverend Anderson, who served as an overseas chaplain in the late war, won the rank of cap- tain, and was closely associated with Rev. c. Clark Kennedy both at the front and at hospitals. He distin- guished himself in the performance of ahis duty and in addition to win ming the love and respect of both of ficers and men, he was awarded sev- eral citations for his gallant services In both the Utited States and Eng land he is known as one of the mosi powerful and bralilant personalities in the Order. of the Holy Cross. and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
Discuss Plans
 For Bond Sales

Ways and means of selling $680,000 refunding bonds at an interest rate of more than per cent will be discuss ed tonight at an adjourned meeting of the Board of Aldermen. A bill which increa the interest rate to 6 per cent. is now before Governor Lake, and it is understood that a local banker stands ready to take the bonds at 5 A.
 The bond matter was to have been aired at Wednesday nights session, but was knocked out of the running when the aldermen suddenly decided to grab the Broad street extension plan from the table and slap it on the wrist.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
Return Property
 | Worth Great Sum

Washington - Approximate1y 117,- 100000 worth of property taken over by the Alien Property Custodian dur ing the war has been returned to American-born wives of Germans, Austrians and others, it was said to- day at the custodian's office
 The returns were made under a recent act of Congress which permit ted women who before the war mar ried subjects of enemy countries and citizens of countries since separated from Austria-Hungary such as CZecho-S1ovakia, to file claims for their property in this country seized by the government under the Trading With the Enemy Act.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
LOCA LMEETING
 SET FOR FEB. 7

Hartford.-The Rev. Horace B. Sloat, director of promotion of the Connecticut Baptisht convention, the headquarters of which are in this city, has made plans for a series of missionary conferences which are to be held the last of this month in places accessible to the churches in the various Baptist associations in the state
 The meetings arranged for Con- necticut will be held as follows: An sonia, January 2S: New Britain, Jan uary 31: South Willington,, February 1; Jewett City, Febzruary 2; Mystic, February 8; New London, February f; Bridgeport, February '.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Tentative plans for the erecuon OK a new church at Fairfield ana Chn- ton avenues were discussed last night at a meeting of the Grace NJ E. church board. Rev. Joseph L. Guern- sey was recalled by a unanimous vote. and. Prof. Strout who has been in charge of the music at the church was also asked to continue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
THE BRIDGEPORT TIMES
A GOOD MOVEMENT TO JOIN
And Evening Farmer.

0 MONDAY the Massachusetts Legislature received O port from commission, known as the blue sky appointed last spring examine into and report the sale of corporate securities and related mat ters.
 than fifty million dollars worthless fraudulent securities To with petitions record the commission recommends the actment of drastic laws
 Commission reached after careful investigation study of interest and value outside of its own stae and especially so Tn TOT it improbable that conditions here much different in to the amount of worthless securities bought and traded in unless it should be that they
 The Commission is of the opinion that he solution of the problems the fraudulent securities the monwealth cannot be postponed The mere enforcement of criminal statutes inadequate control fraudulent promoters Legislation must be adopted meeting the facts of the situation
 plain duty of the State and other stae Gonnec tcu included is well defined in the Commissions statement Massachusetts to herself and to her czens far it lies in her to that investor and specuator gets deal and not robbed of his savings through fraudunt schemes
 The Commission hits what probably the worst feature of the sale of this securities ora ton recommending statute with maximum penalty of five thousand dollar fine ten in prison boh
 As result of their study suggested for acmen three bills described follows
 1-Regstration of all brokers and salesmen with
 heavy penalties for sales by unregistered persons
 Under this bill securities divided into classes
 Glass A, those listed stock exchanges first mortgage
 bonds and securities of business establishments al
 ready earning minimum profits class B, all other
 curities. No class securities may be sold until the
 state authorities are convinced they not fraudu
 e-Amendment of existing law regarding exagger-
 alton of value of securities by making oral
 ton punishable with heavy penalties.
 3-Regulation of private bankers by making them
 subject to the bank commissioner
 Massachusetts is not the pioneer state this legislation. There number states that effect attention to this of fraud Connecticut either matter of pride behind in this progressive If Massachusetts for fifty million dollars worth last it pretty that Connecticut suckers bit equally well. V
 If Massachusetts passes the bills recommended by mission it is likely to do conditions in this for the territory in which the fraudulent pro mlm- those sections still to them where picking good
 It would be good thing if Connecticut legislature, session. would follow Massachusetts, example, equally drastic laws curbng the activities of the fraudulent semfraudulent promoters and thus bansh them from a large part of New England
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
O'REHLY LATE AGAIN.

Three knew A. H. Abrams, man. ager of the Economy Clothes Shop on Broad street, and among the three was M J. O'ReiIly whose ill-luck still purSueS him. As has happened re- gently he was about ten minutes too late to get the dollar. Raymond Bel lew of 472 State street was first The other correct Identification was brought in by Julian Shnetmaan oi 505 Fairfield avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
GOSSIP

gossip inc iana and of her EH of scandal hand the smile she whispers ue;ohbo hitting and p h ad wife and all of her k If Mir yelis lis dog be slI she beating his wife with will and the thing Her padded and made basn drinking real beer and been beating he's loaded with booze If Mrs Browns Tn Mir Browns she decides rpht b affinity and wass transfers her ypath Brown and that his wife
 with loafers all which accounts for B-was ioss :.
 @ brought by all of her scandal might makc hfnyand then might nowe themselves gspd about that they xa of such gossip day whole truth will come out Every dog has his day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
HIGH SCHOOL BOY SUICIDES.

PHtshurg, Kas.-Wallace Ringle, a senior in the Pittsburg High school and business manager of the Hish school paper killed himself this morn ing. Ringle was arrested yesterday, charged with holding up 8 Pittsburg store clerk Wednesday night and was said to have confessed to the charge as we'll as to several other crimes. He had been at liberty on bond.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

London-The Council of the League of Nations has been summoned to meet at Geneva on Feb. 21, 1t was an- nounced today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Here is the profile of man who is established in. business on a street parallel to Main street. He was for many years the right hand man of a chap engaged in the same line of business and a few years ago started out for himself. Who is he?
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
REGULAR MEETING.

The executive board of the Bridge port Chamber of Commerce meets Tn regular session next Monday evening
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Brussels - A loan ofs sso. 900. 900 has been negotiated by the Belgian l government. with the Guaranty Trust Company of New York, and the con- tract for it was signed today. The loan will be issued in the United States and will bear interest at 8 per cent.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21


 the wrist.
 FLASHES
 Premier Briand of France present ed his cabinet nominations to the Chamber of Deputies. He declared France respected this country's hesi- tation at entering the League of Ma tionS
 Former Judge Lawless declared Donald o'Calla shan, Lord Mayor of British prison.'' if action in the Amer ican courts will prevent it
 A tax of 12 per cent. on gate re- ceipts at all horse races in New York, the proceeds from which would go into the State treasury. is proposed in a bill introduced by Assenb1yman Betts of Wayne county.
 Reports reaching Riga say the life of Nikolai Lenine is in serious dan- ger. Reports are conflicting, but close observers are convinced that where there is smoke there must be fire.
 .'Grandma' H. H. Wheeler, of Lin coin, Neb., who is carrying the states electoral vote to Washington by air plane, has begun her journey.
 Long Island Railroad, which has laid off about 10 per cent. of it's 5000 employees, announced further reduc- ton in it's forces would be made.
 Tobacco growers urged increased tariff duties on cigars and tobacco before the House Ways and Means Committee.
 King Alfonso is the moving spirit in a new film corporation started in Madrid. He is one of the principal shareholders and also a director. A master clock. which is accurate to the hundredth part of a second. was installed at the United States Naval Observatory at Washington. by every error in operation is care fully checked and compared with l time in other parts of the world. 1 A third bill to compel lobbyists to register and give particulars as to the sation they receive was introduced l in the House by Representative Belly, Dem ocrat, of Ohio
 Exchange was sold for $5,000, the 1 lowest price in years. The low price last year was s7.soo and the high ss.250.
 '@The latest form of police graft is centred in the private detective | agency system, and reached it's zenith l during the Enright administration ,'' according to former Gov Charles s. 1 Whitman.
 l A cooperative syndicate was form ed to hold 100000 cantars of cotton in the hope of raising the price for the commodity at Cairo, Egpyt.
 Five months of daylight saving in- stead of seven is proposed in a bill 1 introduced in the New York legisla- ture by Assemblyman Booth. An international transit conference under the auspices of the League oi Nations will be held in Barcelona, March 10, presided over by Gabrie 1 Manotaux, of France.
 The net gain of Henry Ford ovel Senator Newberry in the Senatorial elections contests, climbed to 1896 with 1,2s1 of the 2,232 Michigan pre-. cincts recounted.
 Boris Bakhmeteff, Russian Ambas sador to this country under the Ker. ensky regime. sailed on the F'renci liner France for a conference called
 in Europe by the former Russial
 premier.
 Senate Foreign Relations Commit
 tee accepted the offer to J. F. Nor
 gan to allow his home in London t
 be used as a permanent America ] EnlbaS SSy hUilding
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
BRIDGEPORT
 BRIEFS

Sheriff H. R. Elwood. who for the past 22 years has been chairman or the Fairfield Democratic Town Com mittee was again elected to that Of. fee at a rganization meeting hele last night. Other officers are: James Smith, treasurer, and James Farrell, secretary.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Supt. of Schools Samuel J. Slawson left for Boston last night where he will attend a. regional conference of New England educators. on Saturday
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

The sudden rise in foreign ex- change is believed to be due to the
 reported progress of Allies claims against Germany
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
COUNCIL TO MEET FEB e1.

his discussions promise to be of un usual interest
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
TO SPEAK ON .CoMPENsAIoN.'

Compensation ConIn1ssioner E. T.
 Buckingham will deliver an address
 on Compensation" at a meeting of l the Industrial Nurses association, scheduled to be held Feb. 1.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Your identification must be in writing.
 It must be brought or mailed to The Times Office.
 The person making the first 1den- tification under the rules will be paid $i .O0.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Former Judge Law1ess declared Donald O'Calla ghan, Lord Mayor of Cork, will not be "sandba gged into British prison." if action in the Amer ican courts will prevent it
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

A tax. of 12 per cent. on gate re- ceipts at all horse races in New York, the proceeds from which would go into the State treasury. is proposed In bill introduced by Asse1nb1yInan Betts of Wayne county.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21

Senate Foreign Relations Commit tee accepted the offer to J. F. Nor gan to allow his home in London to be used as a permanent American
 ] Embassy building.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-21
DARING DAYI1GHT RoBHRy

Paterson, N. J.-Hold-up men to- day obtained iewelry. cash and bonds estimated at s25,G00 in a daring day. light robbery of the jewe1ry store ot R. A. Caplan here.