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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-18
TENDLER'S FORFEIT UP

New York Oct 1S.-Lew Tendler Philadelphia boxer who meets Rocky Kansas of Buffalo in 15-round de- cision bout here Friday night, has posted $5,000 with Tex Rickard to bind a match with lightweight cham piOn Benny Leonard.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-18
DEFOE FIGHTS TONIGHT

B3lly DeFoe put on the finishing touches yesterday at the Columbia A. c. to his training for his bout with Johnny Reisler of Harlem, in New York. DeFoe claims he got one of the rawest deals in his ring experi ence, in Meriden, when. Kid Kap1an was declared the winner on an alleg- ed foul.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-18
QUOT TOURNAMENT

Quoits will be an important indoor sport at the Y. M. c. A. during the cold weather season. A meeting will be held tomorrow night for the pur- pose of discssing plans for the for nation of a tournament All interest .Ad iaxa innrited to attend
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-18
CENTURIES OPEN

Thomas Ma1oney, manager of the Centuries, challenges all local foot ball teams in the 110-12O weight class Sunday the Centuries claimed a forfeit over the Lenox Reserves.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-18
LEWIS IS WINNER

Columbus. O., Oct 1S-E. "Strang- ler'' Lewis, former heavyweight wrestling champion won over George ling match here last night. Levi: threw Kotsonaros in one hour ana 39 minutes using a head lock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-18
WASHINGTON ELEVEN
 AND M'kINLEY LEAD

Washington school soccerites are leading in the West Side School League, while the Mckinley eleven is showing the way in the East Side League The standing as prepared by the Board of Recreation, follows: West Side Ieague.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-18

NEW YORK-Eduoard Horemans scofed overwhelming victories over KoH Yamada in both afternoon and cycling blocks of their 2,400 point match at 1S.2 balk-line billiards at Daly's Academy. The scores were 400 to and A00 to 64-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-18
SHIMIDSU SAILS HOME.

San Francisco, oct. 1S.-Zeno Shi- midsu of the Japanese Davis Cup team sailed for Japan today aboard the Tenyo Maru- His team mate, Ichiya Kumagae. will remain for a time in the United States.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29

Many persons in Pueblo. especially
the mem bership Of the First Methodist
church. will regret TO GEAR of theS dea tn
of Rev. :. B Warner, former pastor
Of that church IN Pueb-o FOR six years,
and one of the best respected minis
tiers who ever held the pastorate OF
any church in Pueblo. The Glendale
News, published At Glendale. a suburb
of Los Angeles. California, under date
of July %. 1921, IA, .ne following to
say regarding DR.. Warmers sudden
and unexpected death:
The sudden PASSING Of the Rev.
sylvinus Buckhn Warner, retired
Methodist minister. Sunday evening.
July -. 1921. comes as a shock 70 the
may friends he had made while resid-
ing in this city. He had attended the
services at the Fret Methodist Epis-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
ENTENTE SYSTEM
INVOLVED IN PLOTS

New York, July 2s.-The entente
espionage system was directly In
volvod IN counter revolutionary plots
uneartitNi at Potrosrad and in the
western provinces II Russia, accord
Ing to a cable received today from the
official Russian Telegraph agency.
by the publlos ton Soviet Russia.
The ring leaders in the Petrograd
conspiracy said the message. head
cd by tho notorious monsrchi-. Lead
or. Professor TsEantzff, confessed to
plans. backed from French espionage
agents to nssasslnate leading commvn-
lists and soviet workers and to blow up
offices. railways. factories and poison
red tdoops. etc.
THE Pctrograd conspira,ors con-
fcssed their share IN tho Kronstadt
mutiny. tho principal leaders of
which were hired entente spies'
Polish military authorities and tho
French mission at Warsaw are
charged with abetting tho counter
revolutionary movement In the west
ern province.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
BILL TO GIVE TREASURY BLANKET
POWER TO FUND DEBT FAVORED
Draft Approved With Only One
Amendment Mellon Does Not Consider U. 5.
Bound By British Negotiations

change was considered as likely to
bring to the support Of the bill many
senator's who declare their intention
TO oppose IL in its present form
Prior TO the committees action sec
Rotary Mellon presented a memoran-
dun called for by the committee IN
which he declared that in view OF
the action Of his predecessors, this
government is committed to the
postponement of the interest for two
or three years and to the spreading
over subsequent years of the payment
OF the postponed interest Install
ments."
He stated that this postponement Is
contingent however. "on such foreign
government carrying out with reas-
enable promptness after this govern
ment is ready TO proceed a sausfact-
DRY funding OF its existing short time
obligations to this country
With regard TO the negotiations
conducted under the Wilson admins
tration between Albert s. Rathoone
and Representatives Of the British
government. the secretary advised the
committee he recognized no commit
rnents binding this government
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
IS MILLION URGED
/. FOR disqualification
0S EX.SERv|CEMEN

Warrington. d. c.. July .s.-Addi-
tionnl expenditure Of 3is 100000 for
disqualification OF former service men.
making an annual outlay OF $4,000
600 for that purpose and re-cnam-
inntion Of all of them. were PROPOSE
tons laid today before the senate
committee Investigating soldier relief.
The now program for hospital
building Is being worked out by DR..
". c. White. chairman, and members
Of the treasury board OF consultants
on disqualification. recommended
ton embracing details Of the boards
study will he INSIDE to Secretary Mel
lon. soon DR.. White said.
Physical reorganization OF veterans
to clean tho slate of statutory and
regulatory tsnEies was suggested to
the committee by Colonel c. Il.
Forbes. director OF the war risk in
Sursnce bureau.
Charges OF graft by dentists in tho
treatment Of former service men also
got into the hearing. DR.. W. s. Terri
berry. assistant surgeon general Of the
public health service. said cases in
81 dentists had been turned
over to tho department OF Justice for
prosecution.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
AGRICULTURE CREDITS
BILL READY TO PASS

Washington, d. C. July ,s.-Bi.
partisan senate forces today cleared
the way for passage. possibly tomor-
row or early next week OF an agri-
cultural credits bill embodying the
administration plan to make the war
finance corporation. the administra-
ton agency. By a vote Of 10 to >.
the senate agricultural committee re-
ported new substitute for the Norris.
Kellogg and other agricultural credits
bill.
The new measur. presented by SEN
ator McNsry. Republican. Of Oregon.
had the general backing OF Democrats
said passage OF the substitute was
assured.
Besides adopting the plan for furn-
ishing OF agricultural credits by the
war finance corporation. the commit
toe bill would Increase the authorized
bond issue to two billion dollars and
also authorize direct loan TO producers
and foreign governments.
Senator Norris. Republican Of Ne
hraska- today spoke again in support
Of his original bill and in bitter criti-
cism of the substitute plan. which h.
with Senator Ladd. Republican. of
North Dakota. had opposed in COM
mittee. Tho former declared that all
sins charged agains, the Norris bill
applied with equal force to the sub
stitute which he said proposed rake
Off, for bankers and would Increase
farmers interest burdens
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29

Washington. D. C. July 2s.-The
administration bill TO give the treas
ury department blanket authority to
fund the ten billion dollars Of allied
debt and interest was reported favor
ably today by the senate finance COM
r1ittee- The vote was nine to I'VE.
Senator Williams. Democrat. of Mis-
sissippi. voting with the Republicans.
and Senator LAFoIfsrte. Republican.
OF Wisconsin. with the Democrats
Republican Iez6ers said consideration
Of the bill probably would go over
until after the recess o, congress
The administration draft was ap-
proved with only one amendment
that offered by Chairman Peurose.
requiring funding 10 be completed
within five years
There was no recorded opposition
to the amendment but further efforts
10 revise the bill were defeated.
In contrast 10 the action OF the
committee negotiations were reported
proceeding between Republican and
Democratic members toward an
agreement under which the authority
granted the secretary OF the treas
ury would be restricted. Such a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
MCGraW Attends
Baseball Trial

Chicago. Ill. July 2s.-John McGraw.
manager OF the New York Nationals.
was = spectator at the afternoon SIS
sion OF the baseball trial and several
reasons were advanced for his visit
Il Just dropped In to So. John Heyd-
Ter over business matter" said Nc
Graw.
Maybe he came to inve-tigats the
trial record about that little reference
to Fred Toney made the other day."
suggested John Tyrrei assistant state
attorney.
Mac jus, told M he'd like 10 have
mo on his ball club II I'm cleared here
and Judge Landis will let me play"
Buck Weaver whispered to a newp-
paperman.
Weaver. why any club would like
to have him" said McGraw when
asked about II. But guess can't
talk about that now
Toney was nos implicated by any
evidence in the trial Bill Burns had
testified that Toney happened to walk
up while he was talking over the ser
les with some of the defendants but
that he left Immediately and heard
nothing.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29

The the Committee Of One Hundred.
organized for the purpose OF aiding an
advisory Committee Of Twelve and the
city commissioners in flood rehabilitn
ton work. shall have its officers from
its own body was decided by the city
commissioners and the advisory com
mittee Wednesday evening. No mem
Der OF the advisory Committee of
Twelve shall be permitted TO hold Of
flee in the larger body.
The exact status OF the advisory
committee. and their specific duties
have not ns yet bee-n decided by the
city commissioners. a request was
made by the Committee of Twelve
that their duties being stated. city
Attorney Rose is assisting the com
rniHsioners in deciding the duties Of
the advisory board and will present a
plan today, II !s believed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
BROTHER OF NOBLE
DOG IN COURTS

Denver. July 2s-"Diekie Boy"
brother Of Lsddic Boy" President
Hardlng's Airedsie dog, was a defend
ant in police court here today on a
charge Of killing chickens. 'Dickie
Boy" IL owned BY Albert r. Lowrie.
wealthy Denver broker and dog
f1nci.r The dogs father IL interim
tional champion. Tintcrn Tiptop. and
his mother. Marthoa Lillymors. both
Of Toledo. Ohio
mountains the other day and that
"Dickie Boy and another dog Of his
elud.d his kennel keeper and went on
n lark. The summons into court fol-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
BRITISH ATHLETES
WIN FIELD MEET

Travors Island. y. Y. July a.
England was awarded the interna-
tional track and field meet over
Princeton and Cornell today. having
taken Ave firHts and six second places
TO the American athletes i've firsts and
five seconds
This decision came after the games
in a conference between the committee
and the team captains. Rudd and
Abrams. leaders Of the English team
told the committee that they were
willing to let the tie stand. but tho
committee overruled them. deciding
that the same rule that applied in
the meet last week with Yale and
Harvard should govern them.
Each team scored fve hrst places.
The British team took six second
places to the Americans FIVE. there
being n tie for second place in the
high jump making the II second
places in tho ten events. At con-
following the meet II was decided
England wa. the winner in accord
snce with tho rules that applied last
week AT tho Britons meet with Yale
and Harvard.
Later. however. at another confer
ence 1t was brought out that when
arrangements for today's contests
were being made by cable, 1t was
agreed that the rules governing tho
oxford Princeton meet at the Queens
club. England. last year. should gov
rules second places did not count IN
the finals score.
The English team had previously
declared their willingness to abide by
the decision but they were at first
overruled by the officials.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
GRAND CIRCUIT

Columbus, Ohio. July os.-Another
shower today after seven heats of
today's grand circuit program had
been raced ended a speed carnival
Just after tho final heat Of the three
year old colt irot had been raced and
In which the great Nolo. a full brother
Of Peter Nolo. e:o2 won his maiden
race and trotted three miles close to
2:10.
in the feature race. Single q easily
won the FIRST two heats pacing the sec
ond In goo Ia within a fraction OF
his best time made this year at To-
ledo. The mai heat event went over
TO Friday.
Tho first. two heats of tho a:os trot.
the southern hotel stake were COM
pleted. The fodder was the origin
nj favorite and tustifcd his hackers
by winning the FIRST heat in 2:04 Ia.
Greyworthy broke at the three
quarter pole and Great Britton. hav-
ing gotten away badly at the wire.
was laid up. In the second heat.
Great Britain went to the front at tho
three quarter pole where Greyworthy
broke and had to relinduish the lead.
Greyworthy just got inside the flag
after having trotted to the half in
1901 12. Great Britain won this
heat in 2;04 i-2 and became favorite
to win the race.
The fourth event. the 2:is class
pnce. was untouched. The unfinished
events and three other races will be
offered Friday and the weeks meeting
will not be completed until Saturday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
PLAN SCOPE OF WORK OF THE
COMMITTEE OF one HUNDRED

Generally the two committees we're
chosen in order that the city commits
isoners might he advised in a broader
matter in regards flood prevention
and rehabilitation. II is believed by
having a large committee that the
general sentiment 90 the people Will
be Ascertained in a work that Is OF
interest to every Puebloan. Both
bodies will ~ invested with the power
to initiate necessary measures in the
line Of their general duty.
Beginning Monday afternoon the ad-
v!sory committee will start holding
daily meeting with tho city commits
sioners The larger body will hold It's
initial meeting Monday evening In the
city auditorium when officers will be
ohoesn and general organization
carried out.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
DR.. SB,W WARNER ONCEPASTOR
OF PUEBLO CHURCH IS DEAD

copaI church last evening and upon
arriving at his home. i29 North Ken
wood street, complained Of not feeling
well. He passed away about twenty
minutes after retiring.
He leaves a widow. Lucretia b
Warner. and one daughter. Mrs. Har-
fiet Randall Of go North Kenvood
street.
Or Warner was born Angus. =.
1880. in New York He became mem
her OF the Iowa conference Of me
Methodist church In 1874 and served
continually for Al years IN the confer
ence work Ee Wa at the time OF
death pastor emeritus n, Christ church.
Denver. Colo. Of which he was pastor
for a number Of years. He later re-
sided In ROCKFORD. Colo. coming from
there to Glendale two years ago"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
GOV. SHOUP ISSUES
COLORADO DAY NOTICE

Denver. July Ex-Governor Oliver II.
Shoup today issued proclamation
calling for general Observance Of
kuEust /. AS Colorado day Tho day
is holiday in tn. state. ofnces At
the state capitol and banks turnout Pie
state are expected to close.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29

lowed In a few days when = neiGhbor
accused ''Dickie Boy Of killing sew
enty or eighty chickens
SIR. Lowrie offered to pay for all tn.
chickens killed IL evidence OF their
death was procured As the evidence
was not conclusive Judge Rice took
the the chse under advissmens.
You don't think a dog with n broth
or In the White House would s,oop 10
chasing chickens. do you7' Mr.. Lowrie
asked the Judge.
Well. shouldn't think So the
Judge replied
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
PROPOSES MORE TIME
TO PAY GRAZING FEE

Denver. July "a bill to extend the
time for payment of grazing fees on
national forest lands was introduced
in the senate today by Senator Law
renee G. Phipps according to advices
hero today.
Previous legislation has extended the
time Of payment to September /. II
the Phlpps bill is passed. stockmen will
have until December /. to pay tho
grazing fees.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29

Denver. July 2s-Fedcral prohibition
enforcement officers today completed
the transfer Of contrsband liquor. es-
timated to bo worth nearly s40.0 900 from
the federal building to the customs
house. The lot includes wine. whisky.
gin sand beer. Tho transfer was made
preparatory to the taking over of the
ofiice OF state prohibition enforcement
officcr by r. II. McClennhan of Greeley.
recently appointed. He Is expected to
take Office about August l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
FAMOUS SPORTSMAN DEAD

Cincinnati. o. July 2s.-Frank w.
Kelly. 81. sportsman and politician.
was found dead Yesterday in his inn
at Plainville. Ohio. Heart disease
had caused death.
Kelly for years was manager Of
Norman Selhy kid Meow He also
managed Denver" Ed Smith. at one
time contender Tor the heavyweight
title
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29

LONDON England. July 2S.-tBy Tho
Associated pressl-The British cabinet
held two conferences today on the Up
per Silesian situation Tho dominion
preruiers were present at the morning
session.. where the entire Silesian con-
troversy was received.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29

New York. July 2s.-Tho directors
of the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western railroad company declared a
stock dividend of 100 per cent payable
August 20 to stockholders of record on
August s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
BRITISH GOLF STARS
DEFEAT JOCK HUTCHINSON

Bloomington, III. July %. - George
Duncan and Abe Mitchell. British golf
stars. defeated Jock Hutchinson. IRE
sent worlds champion and Laurie Ay-
ton Of Chicago I up and to play in
9s holes hers today. The defeat Of
the Americans is attributed to the
Briton's superiority in driving and in
approaching dead on the greens. The
scores:
Mitchell. 1877: Duncan. 40; Hutchin-
con. las. Ayton. las.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29

Recent experiments are said to have
proved conclusiyely that sugar cane
can he grown successfully on the muck
lands of the Florida Everglades.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29
Bearing troubles, though
common, are preventable
The suresf cay to aDoid them

In most of bearing trouble the lubricant rather than
the bearing itself is to blame.
Although bearings differ widely in and shape and are
fabricated by variety of ong systems they are usually
adequate for all demands be made on them-provlded
they properly oiled
Even well designed efeed oing systems are
used bearing troubles and IN such cases
there can be no doubt inferior quality of the ubr
cant is responsible for them
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-29

The secr-s Of smooth.
evenly worn bearings
free from jsrring
rstfles-lies in the use
of oil that stands up at
slisp.eds. Polarins
does this - winter or
summer.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05
Urnnarirea sprejuri|or in
cazu| Kagy
JUDEcAToRn DELA TRIBUNAL, PRoCURoRUL s
BAROUL ADVoCATILOR UNITI Sc FACA i.
CERCETARI AMANUNTITE
Inca dol aflatiexinovati ca au
urats falls

Judecatori della Tribunal procurorul Edward Stanton
subcomte al comteulu execuv al Asocatiunei Ad-
vocation din Cleveland eri adopat program
compleca investigate in cazul marorilor presupusi
Jrat falls in cele e carl
Harold c. Kagy.
Decsunea aceasta sa lua in actiune curte Gu u-
ra carl afat de urmarire impotrva
tori acuzat de spreur in legatur prmu process ostuu
Judecator SET William H. McGannOn fost achi-
tat de acuzarea coms crima
lnvnun de eri pentru sprejur sunt Joseph Johnson,
1921 Jay Ave. W. 81 Dna Della McInemy Lake Ave
lue, N. w.
D-na Mclnerny "a aparut in Kagy
adusa nantea judectorulu Alvin j. Pearson della
Criminaa sa aparat nevnovata berata pe eau
TUNE de So OOO johnson ii adus astaz antea uecato-
ruui Pearson ca sa fie nterogat
In primul process al fostulu Indicator sef McGanno,
johnson mlrturisit ca vazut udecatoru McGannon
borand dinru automob Euclid 81 9 Street tre-
cand in curmezisu st. 9.
Procurorul Stanton zice johnson arurisit ca .a
Mclnelny in Garcia ocut npreuna famia lui la
indus sd faca marturisirea facuta
johnson jura nantea procurorului Stanton ca penu
aceasa marurisre vorba datorie avua pen
tru chre
Johnson, dupa decaraunle procuroruui Stanton a zis
ca famia ui era intro crcumstana desperate pc mpu
celia falls ''ca pOata acoperemn asupra
capuui sau.''
Procuroru Stanton, dupa marturisirea ui johnson
ca rei din copi ui zlele recute nremat find bonav
de varsat 81 al patruea copl inca bolnav
Advocaul A. L. McCannon tmp de 20 ami repre-s
zentat in difere ocazun dina McInery, apad
JudecatoWlu Pearson repreznte cena la
barile judecatorulu Pearson a raspuns
emu sd apar advocaul de record al dnei Me-
Inerny cazu acesta pana ave oportunitae
sa ma decd ce trebue a urmaresc in aaceea
Mai alZiu advocatu McGannon spus ziaristlor ca eI
Representa- dina Mcnerny cand procesul Ell
Prmul martor fost afat urat falls in prmul
process al judecatorulu sef McGannon James f. McCafe
care sa apara nevnovat 81 fost berat pc cauune
$4,000
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05
.UN PoLIJIsT A 'IMPus,
CAT Pc UN ON

Politistii Herman Bissler 81
Andrew Bancek au auzit doua
puscaturi in coltul din E. 55 Str.
81 Luther Ave. S'au .repezit in
directia aceea 81 au vazut uf ON
fugind. L'au oprit 81 au volt sa ]
perchisitioneze. Omul s'a rastit
catra politistul Herman Bissler:
Mai ce Sd cauti la mine!s' 81 a
tras ln glonte, dar nu Ia nimerit.
Vazind politistul atitudinea anne
nintatoare q individului, ia tras
,un glont in cap. A fost transpor-
lat imediat Ia spitalul Emergen-
cy. S'a aflat ca numele lui 3 n.
j. Thome 81 ca lipsiau doua glon-
turf din revolverul sau. Starcs
lui e. foarte graya.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-05
M0ARTEA PREOTULUl.
AuREL HATEGAN

Preotul loan Vanca fost in.
stiintat telegrafic de pr. Epami-
nonda Lucacm din Trenton, N. j.
ca preotul Aurel Hatagan, fost
mai multi ami parochul bisericei
great. ST. Elena din Cleveland
incetat din viata Joi dupa
amiaza i'll Trenton, 81 cd fnmor-
mintarea va avea loc Luni, c.
In ultimul timp preotul Aurel
Hatagan a fost parochul biseri-
cei great. din McKeesport, Pa.
Reposatul s'a nascut la 1883 iii
comuna Fizesi, judetul SolnocS
Dobaca din parintii loan Hata-
gan 81 Aurelia Deac, protopop ia.
comma Cojocna de linga Cluj 81
a VENT in America in anul 1909.
stabilindu-se in Cleveland, unde.
a 6unctionat ca preot pima Nj
toamna anului 1919.
Reposatul . fost fratele d-lui
Emil Hatagan, fost ministru lii
guvernul propixor Il Traansilya-
niei, de present professor y Uni
yensitatea din chsi