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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
Railroads
 May Chop
 All Wages
Executives Claim They Are Not Earning Six Per
 Cent. Dividends

Chica cago.-Members of the labor committee of the American Associa- tion of Railway Executives today are on their way to Chicago for a meet ing here Friday to discuss with the United States Railway Labor Board the possibility of wage reductions for employees on the leading railroad systems of the country. w. W. At terbury of the Pennsylvania railroad i; F. E. Loomis ofsthe Lehigh Valley and M l.. Bell of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific are among those expected to attend.
 The railroad executives, it is said, are ready to submit to the railway y
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
SAYS ENGLAND ! CAN AFFORD A NAVY HOLIDAY

wasllington-"Grea Britain can well afford a naval holiday for six months or a year. for even with such a holiday she would still be superior in capital ships Sec Daniels said today in reiteratinE his belief that there be disarmament only by Inter national agreement Any other plan would be like applying a poultice when n surgical operation is need ed. the secretary said
 Great Britain has called a confer ence to discuss her naval program and all of her colonies will be rep resented. Sec Daniels said He srtf- mated that this conference might have something to do with Grea. Bri- tain's proposals for . naval holiday
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
SCENT PLOT

His last public appearance was on Tuesday when he addressed the ex- ecutive committee of the American committee for relief in Ireland here.
 At headquarters of Harry Roland secretary to Eamonn De Valera, president of the Irish republic'' ii was said today O'CalIaghan's move ments were unknown. The hotel al which he has been staying reported that he had left several days ago. l.. Hollingsworth Wood, chairman Of the Committee of One Hundred in vestigating the Irish question, said future plans.
 It was in quiet a manner as this that De Valera disappeared when he slipped back to Ireland this winter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
TICKETS FOR MEALS

Just about this time, when the wind starts to get chilly around sun down, the eating proposition offered at the Christian Union home may sound the best to most men. Ma poleon once said that an army moved upon it's stomach, but the little cor poraI'' might have taken in the whole world instead of limiting his state ment to an army The men folks have the reputation of treating their stomachS pretty well. and the men who call at the big red building down Main street are no exception to this rule.
 When fellow enters the Home and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27

tells the man at the desk that he is hungry. he is at once presentd with ticket which will get him a. meal in the restaurant downstairs. The ticket represents 10 cents, but if the stranger hasn't the one thin dime all he has to do is leave his name and. it is just the same The meal is charE- ed up to him, and if he ever gets a dime he can pay-if he wants to.
 Downstairs he finds the restaurant. a large, clean, bright-looking room with a long counter at one end, and three big tables spread with white cloths in the center. He goes up to / Continued on Page Nine.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
WILL SETTLE
 DEBS PARDON
 IN FEW DAYS

Recommendations of the department of justice as to a pardon for Eugene V. Debs, now serving a prison term at Atlanta for violation of the espionage act prob ably will be submitted to President Wilson within the next few days.
 Officials of the departm ent said to- day a study of the case had been completed by the departments at tornevs and put before Attorney Ger e..al Palmer. They gave no in dication as to whether a pardon would be recommended.
 Presfden Wilson has said, how ever. that he would not pardon >Debs as he believed such action might lower the morale of the people in the event of another war,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
WAR VETERANS ELOPEMENT
 STIRS FEM

Newburyport. Ma ass.-Sidney Towne of Lynn. World War veteran, was married to Miss Ethel Kendall, chosen queen of a beauty contest, despite the efforts of the police following a com- plaint by 17year-old Hortense Gould of Salisbury. The marriage was per formed in West Newburyport by a clergyman late last night after police had arrested Towne early last even ing as he and Miss Kendall entered the residence of Rev. Arthur H. Wright, pastor of St. Paurs church, who had been engaged to perform the cermony.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
GAS THIEF
 SKIPS BAIL

Ciaconie-Cecchinell of 177 North avenue forfeited a $50 bond this morning when his case was called on a charge of theft of gas. Cecchinelli had rigged a hose to the main in the house where he lives and because of a poor connection which he made the lives of occupants of the house were endangered. It was through the sicknecsS of children caused by the escaping gas that detection was made. CecchinelH appeared in court 5ut too late, his bond having been ordered called.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
Garden or Eden
 H1 Neuu England

Boston-Chanccllo James R. Day of Syracuse University, states, in tho current issue of Zion'S Herald, out today, that the Garden of Eden was in New England. The Chancellor said:
 "There is no Spot of tho earth so attractive to me as New Eng land. | have read what they say about locating the Garden of Eden at the North Pole and on the Euphrates, but I know that it was located in New England and that the particular entrance to the Garden was in the state of Mainc,"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
CANADA MAY
 GET BIG BOUT

New York-C. F. Graham and F. O. Goodspeed, representatives of the Eastern Canadian Furriers Ltd, will confer with Tex Rickard here today regarding the staging of the Demp- sey-Carpentier championship bout in Montreal.
 while I am not at liberty to au- nounce any details of the Canadian proposal" said Rickard, t+I can say that it is attractive and Montreal stands a very good chance of landing the match
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
Slandered Her Neighbor sCake;;
 So Suit Begins

Council Bluffs. la Mrs. Hattie Hin today is defendant in a S100.0O0 suit for islander filed by Mrs Fife Vokt. Mrs Vokt alleges Mrs Hill told members of a Ladies' Aid society that a cake she donated for a bazaar was not fit to eat and that consump- ton of a portion of it made Mir. VOkt sick.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
Family Cooks
 Days Numbered

New York-Residents Of the upper West Side profcssed to sec the first indication of the pass ing of the family cook today when scvral deIicatessen stores displayed signs advertising hot cooked food of various kinds. Ono store announced that it would hereafter make a feature or serving meals "whcn tho maid i- ouf =
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
Back Taxes WIU
 Hit Half-BiLLon Mark, Audits SholD

washington--Half a billion dollars in revenues from back taxes probably will be paid into the treasury this year. officials said today. this uncN- pecfed revenue source, made possible by new audifs Of the retuTns for pre- ceding years. is expected partly 10 on- set the loss expected in the slump in excess profits taxes
 Some oficiaA estimate that the ex-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
Says Women WH
 Desert The Church

Eondon.-In a highly Scusa- . tional article in the Herald enti- tied 'aThat Rebel-Woman- Mrs Stanley Wrench. a noted writer, predicts that the day is not far or when women will withdraw from the church because the Bible is '.reactionary'' and fails 10 give woman her proper place in every day life.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
HARDING BLUE
 LATEST CRAZE

New York.-"Mrs. Harding bIue'' is to be the fashionable color in garm entS for women this spring. ac- cording to announcement by a Fifth avenue firm today. The an nouncement said the wife of the President-e1ect had picked out the ~eior from an assortment sent her.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
MAKER
 SHOT IN N. Y.

Harry Paetsch of ss Center street. is in New York city today to claim the body of his brother. Robert Paetsch. alias Swartz. who was found dead in the Hartford house at sos Pearl street. on January 14.
 Robert Paetsch was well known in the city and had resided here for .5 years. He was a cigar maker He removed to New York some time ago The cause of his death has not been learned
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27

cess pro1its taxes may fall of. oOO.000. .O00 due 10 the drop in war business M
 Revised figures today showed thRY back taxes paid in last year reacheA 4O7 OOO. .OoO- Back taxes now coming in at the rate of SS.Ooo.veo month probably will attain an average of s-O COG. 900 a month, as a result of disclosures expected by later aud.is-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
Lord Mayor Disappears,
 Scent Plot
O'Callaghan Vanishes In Just Same Manner As
 President DeValera

New York - Donal O'Cal- laghan, Lord Mayor of Cork, whose status in this country was that of a seaman awaiting a chance to re-ship from some American port, has dropped out of sighf.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
Irish Chief
 Slaps Foes
 PeaceOhe1

Paris Eamonn DeValera, has been found somewhere in France by correspondent of the newspaper oeuvre There persistent that DeValera Paris but inquiry yesterday failed to elicit information whereabouts that in Irish circles assertion made that it was believed he was in Ireland.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
BOCASH FIGHT
 OFF FOR WEEK

Just before going to press The Times was notified by Joe Smith, carded to meet "Wildcat' Nelson be- fore the Pioneer A C. in New York. tomorrow night, that the bouts have been postponed to Friday of next week.
 The news no doubt will prove a big disappointment to a host of Bogash' s admirers who were set for making the trip to the metropolis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
MEN HARDEST HIT BY
 INDUSTRIAL DEPRESSION ZN CITY
BUILDING TRADES AND MACHINISTS
 FEELING LET-UP

general depression which has hit Bridge sections of the country labor
 suffering far greater than the organized type according to epors today from the Bridgeport Central Labor Union. Unskled hardest hit and the O persons idle this city it estimated that the unskled laborers the largest part by far.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
SETTLING OF SANDS
 EARTH SHOCK CAUSE.
 GEORGETOWN THINKS

Washing Ston-Earth tremors in the Philadelphia region probably were due to settling of the sands and not 10 seismic disturbance in the opinion of Father Francis A. Tondorf, in charge of the seismic laboratory at Georgetown University. The reg jon seismic belt, Father Tondorf said today, adding that he saw no cause Tor alarm in the reported tremors. Similar movements had been felt there previously due to settling of the sands. he said, a purely local condi- tion not indicating further extensive disturbance.
 ARE STILL MYSTIFIED
 Philadelphia-The public was still mystihed early today concerning the shock that may have been caused by an earthquake, which was felt last night in central and southern New Jersey and in eastern Pennsylvania. . While reports continued to be receiv- ed of foundations of houses 1oossened and pictures knocked from walls, nc loss of life injury to person had heen reported up to this morning g The shock was distinctly felt in Phil adelphia, though it appeared not tc have been noticed at any point south of Walnut street. Guards declared Alat the city hall building shook and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
BEST OF MEALS
 ONLY TEN CENTS AT UNION HOME
(By ELLIOTT DeFOREST)

Want to get good meal with beans gouash bread and coffee for 10 cents? Want to get good mfor S25 week? Want to get back feet again if you're down and almost out?
 If anyone wants any of these things let him down the Christian Union home in Main street and he'll get it. There's doubt about it. They have all those things down there, and the charge than anxious to help any fellow who is on his uppers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
THE WEATHER.

New Haven.-Westher forecast for New Haven and vicinity Partly cloudy and slightly warmer tonight and Friday
 Conditions favor. for this vicinity fair followed by unsettled weather with slightly higher temperature.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
TREASURER LEAVES
 FOR NEW POSITION

, has been treas Theatre leaves
 for New York
 naEement Of
 for the P F.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27

Robert Elliauo win urer Of the Park Bridgeport Saturday City to a SSume the the Bowery theatre Shea Go.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
START FIFE NEW YEAR RIGHT

By subscribing for The Bridgeport Times. Write or telephone The Bridgeport Times. Business Department: Barnum 1908.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06

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que 81 suicida sea zurd0. Sc aproxinai
ba a nOventa 3 cineo p0r bora.
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Una Qalda de oios mas pelisr0sa que ell
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altimas h0ras de Ia tarde. y con un lu-
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06
in RESFR|Q
CON UNA DOS|S
'pAPE's COLD coMpouND AcA.
IA UN RESFRf0 I'm uNAe
pocAs HORAs

"a aliyio viens acknowledgements
Una d6sls tomada cada dos horas, has'
Ia que Sc hayan tornado tres d6sis, por
10 regular ACADIA con IN severe resfrlo
Y termina la miseria de Ia gripa.
IA pfinlera d6sia abFe suz naricee
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'be1a, detfene Ell eataFro, onita eh Do.
lor AZ eabeza, II pesadez, caIsntural
los estornudos y Ia fissura del resffio.
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da ninguaa. tlene buen aabor, no
c0nliene quihina. fnsisia ca que ie
den Pape's
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06

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ni oiase rlmof.
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pasaba muy trisfe
mny palida > bella.
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del vale "a flor.
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MANUEL FLORES
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-13
WORLD s SERIES
RECEIPTS REACH
NEW HIGH MARK
Total for the Seven Games Is
$8O4,781; 36,503 Spec
tatorS on Hand at the
Game on Wednesday.
(By The Associated Press.)

New York, Oct. IA new rec
ord for world series receipts was
made today when the grand total
to date reached $SO4,7S1. This is
$S2,367 more than the previous
high mark made in the series be-
tween the Cincinnati Nationals and
the Chicago Americans in 1919.
should the Yankees win tomor-
rows game. and force the series
into the ninth and final game, the
total receipts undoubtedly will pass
the million dollar mark. VAS the
receipts stand tonight the total for
the seven games is almost twelve
times the aggregate collected in
the 1908 series between the Giants
and Philadelphia Athletics, the first
series played under the rules Of the
old national commission.
Another capacity crowd witness
ed today's game. The official at
tendance was given as 36,503 and
the gate receipts $11S,974.
OF the sum the advisory board,
which succeeded the national COM
mission, appropriates Is per cent,
or $17846.10, while the balance
goes to the club owners. The at
tendanceSand gate receipts fell a
trifle short of Fridays record for
the series, there being six paid ad-
missions less and difference OF
$33. the third having attracted &c.
500 spectators who paid $119,007
to see the Giants score their initial
victory over the Yankees.