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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-09
ACTACE PRO CLENSTVf
UMkLECkEHO MUSEA.

Dnes zapocne as $50 debro-
volnych pracownlkG agitovati,
aby rozsifeny byly 'fady Glen
stva organisace, vydrzujfci u
Museu We Wade par
ku. Sdruzeni ono Gitalo az do
sud '4300 1dI, coz nikterak ne
postacuje, ably predni tento
mas lstav mohl aspon v dosta-
tecne mire vytcenym lkol1m
dostati. JednotlivcIm doruGe-
ny budou prihlasovaci listky
spolu lstnlm vysvetlemim, CO
spolecnost az dosud pro cle-
velandskou verejnost vykona-
la. Kampan potrva do soboty,
kdy prednostove jednotlivych
sb6racich Get podaji raporty Q
vysledcfch podniknute agitace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-09

Kajici podvodnik. - Pred
nekolika tydny chtel 81 Anne
riky Sc vrativSi S. Marozska z
Mostu u JaIbluInkova vymeniti
" Mcravske Ostrave 500 dolla-
Ri "a penize ceskoslovenske a
sveril je k teto vym6ne zname-
mu podvodniku Pavlu Bockovi,
ktery sice dollary vymenil, ale
Sc $4,000 Kc odjel do Prahy,
kde prohyril 1000 Kc. Ostatni
penize promarmil v -Bratislave.
.Nyni pfihlasil Sc .Bocek ma po-
licejnim trade v Nor. Ostrave,
pfiznal Sc k ;podvodu a prohla-
sill, re jiz cely "a dollary W.
meneny obnos promarnil. Byl
dopraven do vazbyake .krajske-
|niu soudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-09

Tvoxi novou krov. - "Dr.
Petra Hoboko neposkytuje jen
Qlevu v nemoci," pise p. C. l..
Strom z Albert Lea, Mimi, -
.vSak zda Sc, ze tvofi novou
krev. Jsem sedmdesat osm ro-
XII star, vSak nasledkem uziva-
nj teto bylinne pffpravky, CT
tim sc jake mlady muz." Ten
to starry, casem vyzkouseny by
linny prostredek jest vytecnou
silivkou pro lidi " pokrocilych
letech; upevnuje a posiluje or
ganicke vykony tela. Neni to
lekarnicky lex; piste ma dr..
Peter Fahrney & Co., 25O1
Washington Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
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SEsr RolaoJU = 1,1erDl \,
fernes, Ncopky na prf =, 81
ne ma knihy q ma n&dobi. Lot
A0x16O step " CQrl&tt " NJ HE
,vaglMta1(cf ctvrti. KN11 1xtni
lot vedle domu. Prod& se ~
$1,000 - hotov9 $1,000 neb se
vYnSnf "a dlm dNQpsQglinoNt
" jihovychodn casti. Pfednost
sc .daNa Washington parku.
The Atlas Finance Co., 5456s
Broadway, Union 821 Broad.
2605 Tazte sc ma Oh. Hrun.
ka. 100
y =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-09

Maly Bohousek byl letos po-
prv6 ma venkov9 navstivit de-
.decka a babicku. We vchodu do
statku stoji bile chrostajici
zvffe. Matka poucuje Bohou
ska: ITO je prase." Bohousek
.PfoG? .Vzdyt' mic neud6lal. |"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-09

sL&kar odporucil pani k letni-
mu odpocinku zcela opustenou
vesnici. "Takove zapadle hniz-
do. Tam sc unudim," stezovala
81 pani. ia bych te tam konec
ne doprovodil," nabizel Sc man
Eel. Pani (ud6sen6): "Jeste to
take.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-09

PR0DA Sc majetek, lot je rs
pri 343 stfevicich; jsou tam
til budovy, v jedne ,jsou .tri
story S bytem, kazdy o 5ti po-
kojich, vytapeni horkou vo-
dou, dale dunn 5ti svetnicich
a dvourodinny dunn, pro kaz-
dou rodinu o 4 svetnicich a je
tam 6 garazi. Naleza Sc ma
Kinsman .Rd. rVezme Sc co
splatka jednorodinny dim, "a
neb hotove $4,000, a ostatnl
ma lehke ,splatky. .Blizsi .se
sdeli v els. 1881 =. las. ul. "a
neb els. .14329 .Kinsman Rd.
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EAST IS. III. u BROADWAY
Dam ,se xivobytim, hezky vel
ky o 1lti sv6tnicich, 2 koupel-
ny, lelektrika, fernes, Skopky
ma pradlo, fireplace, velke .po-
koje tax zafizene, re cast Sc
mlze uzivati privatne a ostatni
pronajmouti ma byty, coz Jest
v ltomto okoli velmi vynosne.
Prijd'te a pfesvedete Sc, neb
tento dunn Sc NIUE uzivat pri-
vatne. sProdame "a dobrou
cenu s dobrymi .podminkami,
aneb vezmu lot, tez i ,maly do
mex ma .vymenu, ,aneb .pronaj-
mu mesicne. Prijd'te a doho-
vofime Sc: do {. 1874 E. P5. ul.
u Broadway, aneb zavolejte
Broadway .2917 j. 100
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-09

Jest cas-, abyste 81 pfipravi-
" vase zimni klobouky. My
vam pomdzeme udelat novy
klobouk re star&ho aneb Sc
m1zete nauciti zhptoviti 81 klo-
bouk die Vaseho pranf., Pfijd'-
te v patek vecer 9 pdl osme.
Prvnf trida dne 6ho rijna.
.Mezin&rollni Ustav.
4816 Clark Ave.
IN q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-09

PR0DAJl Sc: tfi-kusovy da-
venport set, zelezne postele,
bile a hnede, pera, matrace,
dresser, sifoner, kulaty stIl do
jidelny a 6 zidli, velmi dobry
sici stroj Singer a White, stdl
do knihomy, stolky ma ,kveti-
NY, detsky kocarek, kombinac-.
nj kamna, vyhrevni kamna a
jine veci. u mas koupite dobre
a LEVINE. Tez dovazime. Hla-
ste Sc v els. 4313 Clark Ave.
1O-9
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod s prodejem skolnich ,po-
treb blize velke Skoly, naleza
Sc v els. 1888 Addison ,Rd. !;
tydenni pfijem kol 500, ma
jem .$25 mesicne. Blizsi sdeli
sc v els. .2621 E. 55th St. po 5.
hod. vecer. 1870
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-09

PRODA Sc automobil ma s
osob "a 500; je v dobrem sta
WI, ma 5 novych cord tires. =
Haste Sc v els. 1885 vych. AZ.
ul. b Washington Park Blvd.
1O-9
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MA -PR0DEJ Wisconsin Peer
less lednice, hodici Sc do jake
hokoliv obchodu neb do vetsi
rodiny, je jako nova a da Sc
velmi LEVINE. K doptani v els.
1922 Finn Ave. Tel. Broadway
446 M. 1O-lO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-09

PRODA Sc .cukrovnkovy OBJ
chod prodejem skolnich po-
treb, blize dvou velkych skol.
Da Sc "a $500. Haste Sc v els.
1908 st. Clair ave. Vezm6te
Nottingham karu. V tomto
obchode sc trzi tydne pres
$500. 1921
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-Napsal DR.. j. L. Hrdina.

lou ma jeho hrud', ami brvou ne
pohnul. Dovedl rozlisiti, kam
saba povinnost jeho, kan povin
nosti jinych. Mad vysledkem
sve prace nikdy nestavel ma O.
div radostne rozechv6ni duse,
mad nezdarem nikdy nezachmu
iii tvare.
SWIM pomocnikdm byl vzdy
spise pritelem nez sefem.. Ia
dal cd mich presne plnenf povhl
nosti, ale presne plnil j, povin-
nosti svoje. Ridil Sc jednodu-
chou filosofii rozumneho Glove
ka. Nezapomn6l totiz, jak mu
byvalo kazde laskave slovo mi
lynn, dokud byvai ucednikem a
pomocnikem, vedel, ze laska-
vost sefova mezi pomocniky ko
ma divy, proto byl pfesvedcen,
ze jeho mirnost a pristupnost
ucinf mu z pomocnikG oddane
pratele. A kdyby nektery me-
ri mimi vyskytl Sc Sc zamery ne
kalymimejdojde k hrichu, ne
mIze k n6mu ,dojiti. Jak by
mohl pomocnik oklamati sveho
sefa, kdy tento We vsem mu dd-
vefuje a poklada jej ne "a po-
: mocnfka pouheho, ale "a Gle
ma rodiny.
A bylo-li prece nutno tn a
tam hochdm neco vytknouti, u
cmil tax vzdy po strane, beze
sv6dkG.
A mirne napomenuti mezi
ctyrma ocima a potichu a We
vsi laskavosti pronesene zapa-
do. hloub6ji do duse mlade, nez
kdyby ucineno bylo pred lidmi
a s Uneven.
Byla by to vytka S pohanou,
a takova bourf krev budi
vzdor a mstu.
Nikdy Linda nebyl ku svym
pomocnik1m meme laskavym,
nez ku svym hostIm. Obe stra-
ny mu byly stejne mile, vail 81
kupcib ze pfijimai zbozi q Wy
davaji penize, ctil pomocnfky
sve, ze vydavai zbozi a pfiji-
mali "a ne penize.
Pro neho, pro sefa, pfijima-
Ii, "a neho vydavali, obstarava
Ii praci. A prijem a vydej, to
je cely obchod a Linda byl OBJ
chodnikem.
Byvalo zvykem vsude, ze OBJ
chodnicti priruci a ucednici, po
kud NELL u sefa volny byt, mu-
sill nechavat sve kufry nezam-
Gene.
Linda vykazal svym pomoc-
nfkim slusny pokoj, veliky o
dvou oknech do dvora, hned "a
kramem.
Pokoj dal upravit, vycistit,
kazdemu cistou postel a kamna
musila byti cd podzimku do ja-
ra denne vytapena.
Pri uzavrenf krmu sam "a
Sci chodbou do pokoje svych
pomocnikd, ably Sc presvedcil,
je-li tn teplo.
Bylo vse poradku, echo ku-
pecky pomocnik potrebuje v Ii
me, ac toho mnoho neni. Tro-
chu tepla po celodennim mrz-
mutt studenem krame, ma plO
the veliky plechovy hrnec, We
kterem Sc hrala voda ma umyti
rukou a oblicejd.
"Ty klice 81 nenechavejte U
kufrd," povidal Linda.
"Je to tax vsude zvykem, "a.
by sef mohl kdykoliv Sc jiti pre-
svedcit, nenf-li v kufru mic ci.
ziho."
"Je to zvykem, ale vlastne U
razkou, ponizenim, pro sefa
pomocnika. Div9rujme 81, ne.
Chime jeden druheho horsim
nez jsme. Kde neni ddvery, ne
-aldze byti pratelstvi. Ku komu
bych mel neddveru, ten by Il
neddvery nezaplasil, kdyby
mel stale svdj kufr dokoran.
IA uzamykam svIj majetek, &
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=
hledne voleb, jez konati Sc me-
ly pTiSti nedeli - dovoll 81 pfi
ruci Karel po pratelsku otazku
ksefovi.
S kterou stranou pry by m9li
jiti.
Linda Sc dobracky ma .neho
podival.
"Vite, volba jel proto volbou,
ze Sc " nj zraci - aspon vzdy
Sc v nj zraciti ma vdle. Cd to-
no slova to pochazi. A ze Will
nezapomeneme nikdy. dati prf-
vlastek, ze jest svobodna, ma
byti j volba - vysledek vile -
svobodnou, mali -byti vibec
volbou a ne posmechem. Jedna
Sc 0 zajmy vase, pratele, mate
sve zkusenosti, sve presvedce-
nj, o to Sc nikdy nedejte zkra-
covati, jinak vile lidska pre-
stava byti svobodnou a rozdil
mezi clov6kem a zviretem mi-
zi."
ssCoz kdybychom, pane sefe,
volili primo proti vam?"
"Jako rozumny clovek kid
ne bych vyslechl i takovy vysle
dek volby; a az my bychom me
Ii volbu, volil bych take die sve
no presvedceni, a az bychom Sc
setkali tam, kde Sc deli nahle-
dy, snazili bychom Sc navza-
jem rIznosti nazord odGvodni-
tt a kdo by mel pravdu, at ma
pravo ma sve stran6. Cinim ma
roxy ma vasi praci, ma vas roz-
UNI a. dIvtip, ale sahati ma svo
bodnou Will vasi, to byla by kra
dez."
"Jste nasim sefem, zivite
mas"
Linda svrastil cello. Ale "a
hy sc vzpamatoval.
"Jsem vasim sefem, to je pra
VIDA, ale prosim, abych nemu-
sill jeste nekdy slySeti slova ia,
ze, vas zivim. Ia slova jsou o.
mhnvitelna v lstech mych d6tf,
kdyz pri jmeninach mych aneb
v novorocni den ku gratulaci
sve pfipoji vyraz vdeku: ODE
kujeme ii, taticku, re mas pocti
We zivis a o mas pecujes." Ac
konam jen lidskou povinnost.
ia zivim vas, Wy zivite mne,
jsme 81 toho vedomi a nemusi-
me 81 to pripominati jako de-
ii. Vzpominam, jak bylo mi bol
no vzdycky, kdykPli musel jsem
zaslechnouti poznamku bezcit-
neho sefa, ze mne zivf. Ze mne
zivi "a moji praci, to vynechal.
"A proto ia polovicni pravda sta
la Sc LII a bezpravim, ktere
mne cinilo nest 'astnym."
Ma nedelni odpIldne tesival
Sc jako zajatec ma svobodu.
Pani Lindova s~t9sila, ze bu
de moci muzem do divadla,
deti Sc testify, re taticek pIjde
IS mimi ma prochazku, nebo ma
kluziste, sam Sc tesil, ze bu-
de moci precisti 81 odborne Ii
.sty, jez behem tydne dosly a
jimz nemohl mezi tydnem ami
tolik pozornosti venovati, ably
je rozrezal.
Komu mel drive vyhoveti?
S kym Sc mel drive podeliti o
tn chvili volnosti?
Bylo-li nevlidne pocasi, .zd-
stall donna vSichni.
Linda prohledl detem knihy
a ulohy, pozkousel je, pax Jim
vynalezl nejakou zabavu, aby
Jim spise ubehl cas- domaciho
|vezeni, Sc zenou uvazovali,
cim asi ktery z hochi bude, al
vyrostou a ponevadz Sc jim to
zdalo trochu daleko, posunuli
starosti blize a ustanovovali
plan zivota a rozpocet ma nej.
blizsi tyden.
"Tolik musi vyt9zek obnase
ii, bychom vysli "a mame-li
! neceho usetriti, must byti vyt6.
EEK vetsi." 5
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LACE. - Dunn o 6ti pokojich
S koupelnOu, vSe modern6 Ia
rizeno. Cena $4,000. Haste Sc
v els. 1902 Bartlett Ave.
100
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IRRQDA Sc cAakrovinkovy -eb-
.ehod $ prodeiem skosnieh ,po-
treb, stabakem a dQHtniky. Fy-
iani pfiiem .kols s&4k0.0 90. Nal6za
.se u velkesakQly smusi byt. pro-
dan * iuravnani sspolecnlkd v
obehode. Haste se v {. 1907
Miles Ave. s1O4A
PRODA Sc eukrovinkovy OBJ
chod blize tfi .skol, kde Sc 'tr-
ii $500 tydne. Haste Sc v (.
5807 White Ave. -VezmEte
vych. ..55. karu a ied'te kRay-
ne ave. Obchod .tento snene4
konkurenci v okoli. 10-12
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PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny dunn ma Florian Ave.
blize West Boulevardu. BlizSi
sd6li P. Neuzil, 9715 Denison
Ave. 1O-14
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PRIJME Sc hodna, silna div
divka ma vseobecnou domaci
praci; musi Sc domluvit angli-
cky. Dobry plat. Haste Sc v
{. 10607 Pasadena Ave. z W.
chodni los. |. Tel. Princeton
1851 w. I 100
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OJETE kARY v;esh typd, -
,promenene Y kar!y nove,I pro-
davame' vzdor tdmu "a ceny
ivelice nepatrne. Navstivte mas
a vysetfte mas system. Sotva O.
dejdete, anM byste karu "a
skOupili. Miles Sale & Service
Co. 13405 Miles Ave. 1910
+zAN0NNf BUNGALOW o ;5ti
svetnicich, koupelna, fernes,
garaz, velky lot, naleza sse v
Brooklyne. Cena $4,000. Hla-
ste Sc u FIR. Jestfab, 3414 w.
44th st. Tel. Atlantic .234 w.
.1O-1O
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PRODA Sc davenport Ia $25 !;
buffet $40; 6 zidli4s kozenymi
sedadly SIS; kanape ST.; sicl
stroj Singer $25; tp0stele, kar-
petty, siforer airline jiae v6ci.
,Vse vekni LEVINE a idevazka
zdarpna. Haste sc " geisie
3343 Fulton Rd. .10-0
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dim
o 8 pokojieh, blize Miles Ave.
Lot je 40 pri 142 strevicich.
Haste Sc v els. 4133 E. 113. ul.
s1O-9
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l CLEVELAND TRAKTOR-
jake novy. Prijd'te podejte
cenu, kazda pon6kud rozumna
nabidka bude pfijata. Miles
Sales & Service Co., 1905
Miles Ave. 1O-1O
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PRONAJME SE.:.

PR0NAJME Sc byt o A svet-
tnicich nahore, elektrika, kou-
5pelna, vSe zarizeno. Haste se
" els. 1869 p. LAS. ul. 1913
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PRQDA Sc ..18 50. strevici
Maple flooring "a $500. .Hla-
ste Sc v els. 3416 E. 113. st.
z Union Ave. 100
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KAzDE UTERY
serstvs jaternieky = .jelitka
U S AGH 3
ma Bro41lxay.
Pfijd'te y Sas. -


I. Spofivy Ike zffEenci skluzav
ky): "Hej, co stojf takove sve-
zenf." "Ctyfi koruny, pro-
SIM" "A to Us jdu radej pc
sky"
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PRIJMOU Sc die a tool ma
kers. Haste sc v nedeli mezi
10. a IL. hod. dopoledne v {.
1O101 Quincy Ave. 1O-1O
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PRIJMOU Sc zkuSene divky,
(sicky) ma siti kabatl do deste
Haste Sc v els. 412 Superior
Ave. Tel. Central 1858 w.
1O-1l
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PRIJMOU Sc nateraci. Haste
sc u M. F. Hornlk, 1861 Broad
way, druhe .poschodi. .10-1O
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PRO SKUIEC CtikHO rCDo1so-
IDNIkA. - Lot ma shlaunf uli-
tci v huste obydlenem okoli, ma
inSAnE je dvourodizH1y ddm o
f5ti svetnicich s skoupelnou ma
hofe dole, ,dvojita garak a
Fobchod v pfedu, vse pouze "a
.$l1 600. Blizsf Sc sdeli v .difa-
Idovne j. #. ,Nejedlik & Co.,
+11O15 Union ave. Tel. Broad.
1856 - Union 1861 R. r1O7
tCHCETE .STANET? .Prodam
lot ma vych. 108. ul. z .Union
Ave., 35 pri LII str, kanal,
|voda, ,plyn, elektrika, schodnik
"a dlazba, .dvakrat zaplacena.
Cena "a hotove jen $4,000.
Haste Sc u Hinst Drug Store,
|roh vych. Sc. a Quincy Ave.
1D-1O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
SPANISH TENNIS
 STARS ARE DUE TO
 ARRIVE TOMORROW

New York, Aug. 10-Interestins light on the comparative abilities of the Spanish Davis cup players, who are to arrive here Friday for the final round match with the winner of the France-Australia contest was given today by Antonio Ortiz of New York, former Spanish tennis star.
 Manuel A1onzo, the best known member of the team. is the present Spanish champion. MT Ortiz who has played him oh several occasions in Spain, recalled that William T. Ttl- den 2nd, American title holder,-de- clared at Wimbledon that Alonzo was the most wonderful player in coveSs tug court he had ever seen.
 Alonzo is 27 years old and de- scribed as an all round athlete. He Is an excellent soccor football player, oarsman and hockey player. He is a civil engineer.
 A1onzo's elder brother, Jose, also Is an able athlete, according to Or tiz, although not so well known as a tennis star
 Court de Conan, the third member of the team, held the Spanish cham pionship until beaten by Manuel Alon-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
Princess BIuefeather
 Entertains Veterans

The convalescent boys at Allins- town, were entertained yesterday by the Women's auxiliary of the Ameri- can Legion. Princess Blue Feather her husband, Chief Two Eagle and Jim Thorpe, the medicine man, were the chief entertainers.
 Princess Blue Feather, who is known as Americas greatest Indian singer and dancer made big hit with the boys and was encored many times.
 interesting stories on Indian lives,and the whole program was received with the greatest applause. The other en- tertainers were given a hearty wei come, and were well appreciated and some excellent music was. heard. Those taking part were: Harold Har- Vey, Mrs. Anna Lapfnan, accompanied by Mrs. Hazel Jennings, Miss Florence and Miss Ruth Encrowe and Miss Marie Burns,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
GIGANTIC DRUG
 RING UNCOVERED

Fuiton. N. r.. Aug. 1o.-Unearth- Ing of a gigantic narcotic ring operat- ing in the United States with agents distributed throughout Europe, Asia and other foreign countries, is be- l:eved imminent as the result of the finding of morphine, the value of which may run as high as 0,00O, secreted in 551 bales of old rags re- ceived from Germany by the Arrow head Paper Company here yesterday.
 Police first were called in to the case when a middle aged man, dressed ir fault1ess style, approached the night watchman of the Arrowhead plant late Tuesday night and offered him $500 to pay for This trouble in loading Al of the 551 bales of rags into a truck. The watchman called the police instead.
 The stranger was arrested, but of fered such a plausible story that he was permitted to go to a hotel for the night after depositing ''bai1' in the form of a watch, a diamond ring and other jewelry. Yesterday after he had departed police discovered Al bales were marked differently than the oth- CTS. They ripped a rev open, and boxes of morphine were disclosed con- cealed in the rags.
 The other bales will be opened by the federal officers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
CHINESE NOTABLES HURTING TO BIER
 OF TONG LEADER

New York, Aug. 10-In a. copper sheathed casket, with gold handles and name plate, the body of Ko Low, murdered national president of the Hip Sing Tong, lies in state in the Tong's black draped lodge room as hundreds of Chinese from all over the United States pass in a last tri- bute to the leader. stricken down by an assassin's bullet as he walked the streets of Chinatown.
 Delegates to the Hip Sing Tong from foreign countries are hurrying here to attend the funeral which will be held Sunday and will cost more than $10,000 according to those in charge of the arrangements. Rep resentatives of all the Tongs in the city as well as many Caucasians who knew Ko Low, will attend the ser vices.
 The police report that the slay1ng was the result of private fued and will not cause renewal of tong wars, but they still remain in Chinatown and will act as escort to the funeral.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
Century Club Managers Free, Liquor
 Belonged to Members

Because the small quantity of h- quor seized by the local police and Federal prohibition agents, last Sat urday at the Half Century Club was claimed to be the property of mem bers. rather than of Carl Rising and J. H. Nordstrom, the officials of the club who were arrested, they were discharged yesterday by United States Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery. No evidence of proof that the liquor seized was the property of the men I.avery at the hearing of the two men yesterday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
PRIZE CHICK WITH
 CANCER CURED BY
 "DOSE"' OF RADIUM

New York, Aug. 10-When Petty. chesty rose-combed, bantam cockerel was awarded the prize as the. best of his breed in America, his owners, Or. and Mrs. John F. Rankin. con- stdered that his fame was at it's zenith. But while at the show, Petty banged his wing against something and thus prepared the way for the added distinction of being the first fowl to receive radfum treatme ment just as if he were a regular human being. Petty's health seemed to de- cline after his return to the run on the Rankin place on Long Island, and investigation showed that cancer had developed in the wing banged during his victory celebration at the poultry show the ~cockerel was taken to the Croker Institute for cancer research, rad1um treatment administer brought about a complete cure
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
TARIFF PROBLEM
 GOES TO SENATE

Washington, Aug. 10-Provisions under which the President would be given broad authority over taxes lev jed at the customs house occupied the attention today of the Senate. These, with the Frelinghuysen and other suggestions for scientific" tariff, were to be disposed of by to- morrow night, two days for their consideration having been set aside by the unanimous consent agreement entered into last week.
 These are the last of the highly controverted sections of the bill un- disposed of On Saturday the Sem ate will take up committee amend ments to the Sundries schedule un- der an agreement shanply limiting de- bate.
 Before quitting work last night the Senate voted 8 to 26 to concur in the action of the House in keeping hides on the free list.
 Boots and shoes, leather of cattle hides harness, saddles and saddlery and gloves of cattle hides also were sent to the free list.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
MISSOURI WOMEN
 TO "B0LT" REED

St. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 1o-The As- sociation of Missouri Women opposed to United States Senator James A. Reed who was renominated over Breckenridge Long last week, today issued a statement announcing a de- cision to keep up their fight and to bolt Reed in the election.
 Declaring they anticipated MT. Reed will raise the cry of "bolter' against Democrats who refuse to fol- low him. the women declared:
 MT Reed is the bolter from the Democratic party, he is the traitor to it's high ideals. he is the destroyer of its influence and the fSf1ayer or rts great leader. Woodrow Wilson,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
Council Chamber For
 Use of the Assessors

The annual listing of taxable prop erty will be done in the Common Council chambers this year instead Of the tax office. The change has been made for the convenience of tax payers because of the smallness of the assessors office on the first floor of city hall. Two hundred persons can be accommodated in the Council chamber while but 20 could be placed in the assessors office.
 According to law all property own CTS, real and personal, in the city, must, under oath, declare their hold lngs in September under a penalty of ten per cent. addition to the as- sessed valuation. Blank forms have been sent out from the tax office to out of town property owners. Own enrs of property in the city will have to go to the tax office for their forms,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
N. Y. BANKERS TO
 UNDERNEATH COAL

New York bankers have pledged themselves to underwrite the costs of rIl coal shipped into this state for re- sale, to the public untils the federal allocation- program according to Eugene H. Outerbr1uge, chairman of the state coal commission created to distribute the coal. The bankers will take up all bills of lading as the coal crosses the state line and dealers will later reimburse the banks, according 70 MT. Outerbridge.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
MALE sTENoGRAPHERs WANTED

A call for male stenographers for positions in the departmental ser- vice in Washington was received by the Civil Service branch in Bridge port. Examinations for male stem ograsphers can be taken at the Y. M. c. A. on the second Tuesday of each month. Male stenographers are in more of a demand than female, but tests for women are given quarterly