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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-06-16
WaterW0rkS Contract Let
Bonds For Installing Sold


Trustees awarded the contract for
the installing of a system of wat
erworks in Kadoka. The general
contract for the material and lab
or was awarded to Ellerman &
Mclean of Yankton for $25259.54,
and the contract for the Tower
and tank was awarded to the
Chicago Bridge e. Iron Works of
Chicago for $500, making a total
for the entire system of $32, 2,239.54.
Twelve bids were submitted for
the system and keen competit-
ion developed for the work, the
total bids ranging from $4,000
down to the figure at which the
contract was let. About twenty
parties interested in the bidding
were present.
The sale of the waterworks bonds
was also taken up at this meeting
and the bonds sold to A. C.. Hunt
Of Rapid City. $45,0000O worth of
bonds were bid on by Mr.. Hunt
and his bid took the bonds at par,
with interest at Ga per cent, and
he pays to the town premium OF
$4,000, and also furnishes the
blank bonds for signature, and
stands the expense of the exam
ination of the proceedings in con-
nection with the issuing of the
bonds by his attorneys, making
net to the town the entire amount
of bonds, together with the fifty
dollars premium. The bid of the
Lincoln Trust &Saving Bank was
next in line and their offering
was par with a premium of $4,000.
The amount at which the con-
tracts were awarded is gratifying
and a great deal lower than was
anticipated, when it is taken into
consideration that many additions
had been made to the plans and
specifications over those bid on
two years ago. A complete copy
Of the proceedings in connection
with the issuing of the bond.
will be submitted Immediately tc
he attorneys of Mr. Hunt, an,
Immediately upon the approval oi
the bonds the money will be avail
able and the contractors will start
Immediately upon the construct
ion work, completing the instala-
tion within four months after the
work started, and this will doubt
less mean that water will be run
ming through the mains of Kad-
Okla Municipal water system prior
to the first of the coming Decem-
ber.
The system as outlined in the
plans and specifications covers
the various sections of the town
in good shape and places the
mains within reach of practically
all the resident portions; and at
various corners of the town will
be placed fire hydrants for use in
fire protection. total of thirteen
to be installed. The tower and
tank will be erected on the lots
north of the Press office, occupy
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-06-16
Annual School Election
Next Tuesday

The annual school election of
the Kadoka Independent School
District will be held at the school
house in Kadoka next Tuesday.
No opposition has developed in
the election and but two candid
ates are in the field. They are j.
Fl. Snyder and j. H. Dithmer, each
being candidates for the three
year terms. No candidate for the
short term to fill the vacancy on
the Board has been filed. Mr..
Snyder is candidate for re-
election. and Mr.. Dithmer is a
candidate for the place of Mr.. j.
c. Pease, whose term expired and
who has refused to be a candidate
for reelection.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-06-16

which is occupied by the fire hou
Sc and Jail, and lot adjoining
which has been purchased by the
Trustees. The tank will be of 80
600 gallon capacity, l9 feet in dia
meter and 22 feet and 3 inches
high. The tower on which the
tank will be placed will be one
hundred feet in height, making 6
total heighth of tower and tank
complete of l22 feet and , inches
The steel frame of the tower will
be 90 feet and 8 inches square at
the bottom, sloping up to hold
the tank, and tied and reinforced
with heavy steel girders, and both
tower and tank will be completed
out with one coat of field paint
Ellmermaan & Mclean, the
general contractors, will put 3
late type ditching machine on the
job, and with their crew of men
will be able to make rapid prog
ress with the work. The power
house and reservoir for the water
supply will be located at the wells
west of town, and the large
Gould pump will be operated by a
Fairbanks Morse Z type engine
The machinery equipment is all of
the very latest type and the best
on the market.
Two years ago when bids were
called on the installing of the
system for Kadoka ---no work be.
ing done because of the inability
to find a market for the bonds---
the Ellerman & Mclean company
were at that time the lowest bic
ders, and it is gratifying to see
them at this time secure the con
tract. At the time of opening
the bids two years ago the Eller.
man & Mclean bid for the work
was S40,644.00, and the low bid or
the tower and tank was $l1,120.0(
the total combined contract com
ing to $51,784.00. The waiting un.
til this time for installing the sys.
tenn meaning a savings to the town
of $19,545.00 on the face Of the
bids, and the amount of savings
would show a greater total had
the previous bids been based on
the additions which have beer
placed on the plans at this time
Besides the successful bidders
bids were submitted by the Phels.
Drake Co., Minneapolis; Bruce.
Bickelhaupt Co., Yankton; w. D
Lowell, Minneapolis; Kruse Con
struction Co., Sioux City; Sioux
City Sewerage Co., Siuox City; the
Woodrich Construction Co., Min
neapolis; w. B. Carter, Sioux City
Omaha Steel Works, Omaha: and
Marshall Engineering Co., Rapid
City.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-06-16
A BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT

Your vacation may be chiefly
valuable because it gives your
friends a vacation.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-06-16

1t isn't the size of the population
that makes town-it's their
sense.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-06-16

1t isn't good business to talk Of
bad business.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1922-06-16

Charles Ray Saturday night.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
La FLOTA DEL, PACIEICO|
ETA HACIENDA MANIC
BRAS De ClIEElRA EN- LAS
.COSTAS DE- CALIFORNIAg
CTENT0 CINCUENTA DESTRO.
YERS SERAN RETIRADOS
DEL SERVICIO EN- Ell
PROXIM0 MES DE
JUNO.
(sERvIcIo ESPECIALLY.

SAN DIEGO, California, mario %.
Desde aver hallanse internados en- es-
te puerto ciento veinticinco buques de
guerra y sus auxiliares, entire los cua-
les Sc incluyen noventa y tres destro-
gers. Los. mencionados barcos de la
escuadra del Pacffico saldran mafiana,
con run1bo a otros puertos de Ia eos
Ita. La fota que pertenecen halla-
|se en- naniobra de guerra.
WASHINGTON, mario 20 Sc ha
decidido por el Departanento de Ma
rina que sean suspendidos de sus res-
lpectivos deberes, ALA para Ell mes de
JUNO, ciento cincuenta destroyers de
lIa escuadra, de los cuales hay cerca
de una docena que Sc distinguieron du.
rante la guerra mundial, por sus proe-
zas rrealizadas contra los submarines
alemanes.
BELFAST, MARIO %. 2.Anoche las
GALES de esta ciudad fueron teatro de
un formidable encuentro entire las tro-
pas del Estado Libre Y los revolucio-
narios, quedando multitnd de muertos
y heridos en- el suelo. Las familias hui
ven de la poblaci6n para ponerse a Gu
bierto de un peligro cercano, pues Sc
dice que hay el tenor de que los odios
lleguen q tai extreme que: puedan los
mas exaltados tender al saqueo o. al
incendio de los hogares donde supon-
gan que habitan sns enemigos. La 81
tuacion de toda Irlanda es sumamente
crftica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
Ell Duo arranfo A discutido hoy porlos
Abogaros Loret, Soto-Gras Rive.
ra-Zayas, Tous y Soto y elu
Attorney General

1tan intereses privados. Que es adTni-
sibIe que 10 haga 81 81. Tous ' S0to,
pero no empleados 0 funciOnarios del
Pueblo, 10 que esta expresamente pro-
hibido por Ia Ley.
Ell Sr. Loret objeta Ia argumenta-
ci6n del recurrente con una lijera in
terrupcion y continuaaIa representa-
gci6n actora que dice que los EXPIRE
sados Sres. Wilson, Torp Labarthe y
Lippitt no son fupcionarios pdblicos
legalmente porque precisamente ESQ
/ es 10 que Sc alega en- Ia demanda y
lpor tanto q Attorney no puede con-
lsiderar el case como nombre de Il
entidad pficial.
Llegan los Sres. Barcei6, Guerra
lfondrag6n y el Attorney General.
Tambien q Official jurfdico del De-
IpartamantO Lcdo. Arroyo. FL Sena-
dor Jose ]. Benitez esta entire eI publi-
leo.
| Ternnina q actor pidiendo que Sc
lbDrre del arecordv representation
lde los demandados al Attorney Gene
fral y a sus Ofciales.
EI Lcdo. ST. Loret dice que admi-
| tir esa discusin ahora es estar de
acuerdo con Is jurisdiction 0 compe-
tencia de esta Corte que va a pIantear
- - = - = -. 4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
LLOD GEORGE IRA A la
.CAMARA DE Los COMUNES
"A PEDR IJN PLENO VO-
TO DE CONFIANZA.
La JUNTA DE NAVEGACION
DE Los ESTADOS UNIDOS
NO ESTA DISPUESTA a.
vENDER Los BUQUES
AL BARRIER.
(sERv1c1o EsPEc1AL)

LONDRES, MARIO PEI Presi-
dente del Consejo de Ministries Brita-
1ico, Mr.. Lloyd George, ha declarado a
los reporteros que no ocupara nue.
,vamente su sitio en- la Camara de los
Comunes, cuando esta reanude sus Sc
stones en- ell mes de abril, nenos que
la Asamblea en- pleno no le otorgue
un voto de confanza. De 10 contra
rio dice ell ilustre estadista me re-
tirare a la vida privada v renunciare
toda ,ingerencia en- ell Gabinete de la
Gran Bretafa.
WASHINGTON, MARIE 22.-La
Junta de Navegacion ha rechazado to-.
das las ofertas recibidas, de mil cua-
trocientos noventa barcos en- subasta,
para adjudicarlos al mejor postor. La
venta incluye Glen barcos, es decir, una
fota completa de buques mercantes;
pero hasta la fecha no Sc presenta
comprador que llene las ambiciones
de la Junta de Navigation. Els OPT
pi6n general que no habra venta posi-
BILE hasta que ell subsidio haya pasado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
EN- Ell ATENEO
PORTORRIQUENO
La C0NFERENCIA DEL SENIOR
LOPEZ MERJELIzA.

Ell martes pronunci6 SUI Conferencia,
ell Sr. Merjeliza, ante I'm pdblicO muy
selecto.
tDisert6 el conference.-the. con facil
palabra, acerca de sus impresiones del
reciente viaje que hizo a Espaila. LIE.
present6 el Vieepresidente del Ateneo,
don Emilio del Toro Cnebas, con su
seloeuencia acostumbrada.
Ell Sr. Merjeliza narr6 los palisades
mas interesantes de su yiaje por Ia
Madre patria. subrayando especiaImen-
te 10 relative al progreso urbano ~
muy especialmente al enorme adeI:lntOl
eeon6mico Y bancarios los graIides ern-,
,prestitos realizados liltimamente por-
las instituciepes de scr6dito espaIelas
para las naciones extranjeras, signo.
SECURE de prosperidad econ6mica ex-
traordinaria. Cit6 con gran precision,
las enormes cifras de pesetas de estos
emprestitos, y demostr0 que la Espa
ma actual alterna va victoriosamente
en- asuntos fnancieros con muchas ma
clones de hacienda sa,,o de Europa Y
America.
Ell pIblico apIaudio 81 orador, que
fu6 expresiyamente felicitado por los
concurrentes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
ACERCA De NUESTRO
CONCURSO PARA OBTE-
NER Ell CAIRO De La.
FAMOSA MARCA BUICK
iQUIEN ES Ell vERDADERO
ACREEDOR AL CAIRO
OFRECIDO? CON-
TESTANDO UNA
CONSULTA.

I'm lector de Ell. IMPARCIAL nos
plantea Ia siguiente conshlta: NJ
"Queda bien aclarado en- las bases
|publicadas aver por Ell IMPARCIAL,
que la persona que logre acertar has
ia fines de aio mayor numero de We
,ces y que haya enviado mayor n1mero
de, eupones, va que cada cual puede
enyiar tantos cupones de un solo dia
como pueda reunir, sera la que Sc ga
neiel Buick.
si Y queda tambien aclarado, sin min
gun genero de duda, que 81 varias per-
+sonas coincidieran en- el n1mero de
aciertos y en- el ndmero de cupones
remitidos, Ell autom6vil les sera en-
tregado a elias y entire elias busca-
rfan la forma de distribution. Pero
w 81 Sc diera el case, muy possible,
de que una persona hubiese acertado
mas dias durante los meses que que
dan del aiio y otra persona hubiese re-
metido mas cupones cupones validos,
desde luego- -durante ese mismo ITEM
po, cual de las dos lie seria adjudi-
icado 81 Buick?n
"A IA consulta de nuestro amable
lectors hemos de responder 10 siguieIk
te: 81 Sc diese este ultimo case, como
en- Il case de un e1npate, .el automovil
~ Z Il. ~ j
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
DICE FL SENADOR NC
CUMBER QUE TIENE SE-
IGURA SU REELEC CION PA
RA OTRO TERMINO.
Ell PRINCIPE DE GALES Sc
MUESTRA PREOCUPADO
POR Ell CONFLIC-
TO DE LA INDIA
INGLESA.
(sERv1cIo ESPECIALLY.

WASHINGTON, mario 22.-El Sc
Inador reublicano McCumber ha noti-
ciado formalmente que esta segura su
|candidatura para otro termino en- el
Congreso americana, por el estado de
Dakota del Norte. FL ex senador
Gronna, en- cambio; dice que Sc opon-
dra con su candidatura al triunfo de
McCumber en- su estado.
COLOMBO, Ceilan, MARIO %. En-
Eruta hacia Ell Jap6n, de donde negan
noticias de habersele tributado un ca
lluroso recibimiento, estuvo aqui an
clado Ell buque de guerra britanicc
'Renown'' a cuyo bordo viaja por es-
tos mares ell Principe de Gales. Fl
principe hizo revelaciones sensaciona-
les acerca de los pafses visitados poi
| el,5 dejando entrever su deseo de lie
gar a su patria pronto para infuir con
Iel Gobierno para que Sc le de q la In
I Edia un regimen completamente libe-
Iral, que resuelva el conficto en- pie en-
aquel vasto Virreynato.
4 STAUNTON, Virginia, mario 22.-
Harry st. George, al serle ofrecida Ia
Esilla en- el Congreso que dejo vacantt
/ eli finado Henry D. Flood, senador pol
| el decimo distrito de este estado, ma
nffesto que aeeptaba el puesto com.
pletamente dispuesto . laborar por e
bien del pals. as
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23

q Mucho piblico desde pIiinnera l1nra
/ de Ia malana de hoy. xianos, en- el
estrecho Salon de Ia Secci6n Segunda
De ID Corte de Distrito que presidei el
LIDO. seiior Rodriguez Sierra. Esta
seaalada Il vista en- los casos de ssQuo
Warantos contra los Jefes de Depar-
tamento ST. Eippitt. wilson y Toro
Labarthe. En- ID mesa de los Aboga-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
CUATRO CRANDES AGO.
RAzADOS DE la ESCUA-
ORA AMERICANA QUE Sc
RAN DESMANTELAD
CARPENTER DICE QUE ESTA
a LA DISP0SICION DE LAS
EMPRESAS, CONTRA LOS
QUE CERTIFICAN SU
INUTILIDAD.
(sERv1cIo ESPECIALLY

FILADELFIA, mario g. -Cuatro
de los mayores acorazados de la es-
cuadra americana, del viejo modelo,
. sean el "Wisconsin", el MAINE, el
Missouri y el Columbia" seran re-
tirados del servciio esta semana in
ternados en- el Rio Delaware para ser
desmantelados completamente. Sus
planchas de acero seran vendidas a
las fabricas nacionales para usos in
dustriales de tiempos de paz.
PARIS, mario g. No obstante la
noticia dada por los facultativos que
operaron al campeon de boxeo Geor-
ges Carpenter, sobre que el gran lu-
chador tendria que retirarse del ring
definitivamente, por haber quedado
inutilizadol para la pelea, Carpenter
ha dado a la prensa la autorizaci6n
para que anuncie que el esta dis
puesto q firmar un contrato con cual-
quier campe6n americana, ingles .
frances, para sostener un match en-
septiembre proximo, en- Paris. Los
simpatizadores del boxeador frances
Sc han sentido halagados con este
anuncio, que 10 conceptian como sim
toma de que Carpenter en- reaIidad
habra de recobrar So vigor perdido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
EN- LA CAPILLA
ARDIENTE
LAS GUARDIAS DE HONOR Ell
VIERNEg "a DE MARIO.

De ga 8 de ID mahana: Don Benig-
no Fernandez y don Juan Casellas.
ga 10: Don Fernando Diaz.y dor
Cesar Borri.
De 1O9a II. Don Gaspar Berga y
don Jose Ma. Carrero. ss
De II l2: Don Leopoldo Castri-
lion y don Fernando Fernandez y Con
zalez.
De IL iii de la tarde: Don Cesareo
Gandiaga u don Donate GOTTA.
De / 4 2: Don Juan Corbella v don
Casiano Santamaria.
De 3 4 8: Don Eorentino Lopez j
don Ramon Lopez Nc Coard.
s De 5 a 4: Don Ignacio Lonaba y dor
Argimiro Lago.
De 4 a 81 Camara de Representa-.
tes de Puerto Rico: Don Cayetano Col
yCuchi. ST. Lastra charriez. 81. Anna
deo.
De 5 q G: Los CabalIeros de- Colon
Dc 6 q q: Los CabaIleros de Colon
De 1 : 81. Don Antonio LENA = dor
FidcI lIier
De 3: Don Ignacio Lopez Merle
liza $ don Pedro Sotorra.
De 8 : 10: TIA Mercantil r. Gahdis
4 Cunlnniiisl rnnTasontada nor don p
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
LENINE, Ell TICRE DE RU-
SIA, ETA CANCEROSO,
SEGUN DICEN Los ME-
DICOS De AOUELI. Pals.
MANANA QUEDARA DEFINITI-
VAMENTE APROBADO EL
BONO DEL SOLDADO,
EN- Ell CONGRES0
AMERICANA.
(sERvIc1o EsPEcfAL)

& 3 a5a3.a NI .a|44 q : i
PETROGRADO, mario q Dcspa-
chos procedentes de Moscou lieen que
Lenine Sc halla enfermo reclufdo en-
sus habitaciones. Lenine hace tempo
padece de un horrible cancer, y ha 81
do llamado consulta I'm famoso espe-
cialista aleman en- esta eIase de dolen-
cias. Tdmese que el periodic agudo cam
ceroso paeda agravar al gran Dicta-
dor, ' el pueblo bolchevique teme por
10 que pueda aguardarle 81 tai cosa
sncediera. Los enemigos del Poder, sin
embargo, Sc preparan para tar un gol-
pc de estado, aproyechando el descon-
cierto general que Sc armarfa entire
los Fojos, 81 Lenine muriera. Los me-
dicos que estan su lados dicen que
no hay que pensar giquiera en- que la
dolencia de Lenine sea de suma gra-
vedad.
WASHINGTON MARIO % LILA ca.
mara de Representatives. ofrecera un
aspecto mafiana bastante animadO, por
IA conctrrencia que a ella ira pre-
senciar los debates sobre Ia aproba-
Ect
ci0n del proyecto de ley sobre el Bono
del soldado. Centenares de personas
que pertenecieron ii ejercito Y u ma
rina durante q guerra Y que estan
Einteresadas en- Ia aprobacion del bin,
Sc lisponen inyadir Ia Camars ma
lana, para yer eI final que le aguarda
al mismo Jdzgase por todos que de
manana no pasara sin que el progecto
sea aprobado. pues el Speaker senior
Gillet ha hecho declaraciones en- GUAM
to que ha sondeado Ia opinion de IA
mayorfa a favor del bill
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
CONCIIRSO
Ell IMP PARCIlAI'' ]
EieInplo pi'oyechos $50

FIN de que nnestros lectores
Sc instruyan en- cuanto q Ia
forma de llenaf 81 Cnp6n diario
de nnestro Concurso, por dnica
vez queremos dafles IN ejemplo
que habra de servirles para 10
sucesivO.
La palabra COMA qua elegi-
mos aver, cOrrespOndia al anun-
clio de Gonzalez Padin Co., Inc,
anunciando los famosos COR
SETS WARMERS que ellos
tienen en- venta. FL lector po-
dra fijarse en- la segunda CO.
lumna de dicho ailuncio, donde
dice FAJAS Dr. que debe
deCir: FAJAS DE COMA. Ell
blanco que queda al final de
dicho rengl6n indica que allf
falta una palabra, y esa fue la
esc0gida p0r nosptrOs para mi
ciar nuestro CONGURSO; este
es, Ia palabra COMA.
Hemos de adyertir que este
ejemplo solo 10 danes hoy, y es
possible que a todos Sc les gra-
bara bien en- ID menoria, para
llenar Ell Cup6n con Ia palabra
correspondence q los anuncios
elegidos para 81 Concurso, en-
los dfas venideros.
%
La PALABRA ELEGIDA
HOY RS:
-:.LU Z
IA que anunciO pertenece9
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23

James F. Pershing Jr, sobrino del
Iilnstre caudiIlo del ejercitO americana,
ha sido nombradO por Ralph A. Day,
Director de Ia Prohibition en- eI esta-
do de New York, su ayudante en- las
cinas a su cargo. Ell joven Pershing
sirvi6 en- el ejercitO durante Ia guerra
pasada. Pertenece al partidO republi-
cano y ha estado algln tempo entire
gado en- negocios con su hermanO, en-
la ciudad de New York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-23
RENUNCIo Ell HIJo DEL
AUDITOR

Ell joyen continental Joseph Kessin
ger, hijo del Auditor de Puerto Rico,
que ha venido desempefiando eI cargo
de Assistant Auditor, ha renunciatio
su cargo habiendo embarcado hoy pa
ra New York, via Panalnis en- eIxtras-
porte st, .AIihiel''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-13

NEW YORk-Louis A. Servatius veteran amateur billiard player of this city and the present New York state three-cushion champion, is celebrating his 74th birthday today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-13
Park Review

Walter Scanlan, whose voice has made life more pleasant through the medium of the phonograph, proved to large audience of music lovers at the Park theatre last night that he is endowed with not only a superla- tive voice, but also with the faculty of acting well.
 II his new play, "Maytime in Erin . Scan1an as Miles O'Dowd, country barriater, has caught the notion with two of his fellow friends that a bachelors life is the only one to lead. News from an old friend in Australia arrives telling that a child, "Fat,'' is being sent to Ireland to a neighbor to be cared for. The child arrives but it is with disa,Pp Ppointment the trio plans of O'Dowd and his friends are changed by the arrival of Pat" with whom O'Dowd falls in love. "Patrl- cia" is played by Miss Betty Brown who wins the audience immediately.
 Intrigue has it's part in the plot of the play in the form of a counter fieter who is endeavoring to point the finger of suspicion at O'Dowd. The circumstances which uncover the plot are exceptional and the happy ending of the play is unfolded very clever1y by an able cast
 During the play Scanlan demon strates his excellent voice, singing among other songs, Some Day" Mothers Paisley Shawl" Puff O. My Pipe" and My Lady Fair" The players supporting MT. Scanlan and Miss Browne were Dan Kelley, May Gera1s, Lucille Lennon, Frank Me 'Nellis, Edward Keane, Pat Rafferty and Bennett R. Pinn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-13
"Hunky DOrv s

"Hunky Dory.'' the delightful com- edy Of character which is now playing at the klaw theatre, New Haven, comes to the Park theatre, on Mon day night. October 16, with the orig ina1 company that was seen in Eng lang headed by MT, Macdonald Wat son, author of the piece and it's chief comedian. This will doubtlessly be one of the most entertaining and di- verting events of the present theatri- cal season, as ''Hunky Dory'' has been Strings
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-13
25,OO0 REFUGEES
 AWAITING SHIPS

Athens. Oct. 18 - American naval authorities in the Near East today re- ported that there are 25.00O Greek and Armenian refugees on the Ana tolia coast awaiting evacuation 10 Greece. Renal has given five more days for the transportation of the fugitives from Turkish soil.
 Although Gen. Mazarakis had not yet signed the Mudania armistice pro- tocol, it was reported that the Greek government has notified the Allies that Greece will accept it.
 Serious trouble is threatened in Eastern Thrace where the Greek troops are refusing to obey the Greek war office.
 Col. Plastinas, in reviewing the Greek Thracian army, was said to have told the soldiers that Greece would not abandon Eastern Thrace but would defend it to the very end
 There were rumors that the Greek forces stationed at Adrianople were demanding a Soviet. but this was for mally denied.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-13

American. at a cockfight and he fol- lows her from Cuba to Massachu sets, and on board the rum-smug gltn gschooner, after it has been set afire, engages the Spanish villain in ba tile, which leads to explanations and happiness for Inez and her secret service sweetheart. The supporting case includes James Gordon. Martha Mattnx, Gertrude Norman, Hugh Thompson, Charles Force and Matte Peters. The story was scenarized by Frey Myton. and directed under tn supervision of Elmer Harris
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-13
CARDINALS CALL
 BACK 5 ROCKIES

St. Louis, Oct. 13-The St. Louis Nationals have recalled five players, while the local Americans have re- called Dave Danforth, and listed re- call notices on Il others, according to announcements made here today
 The recalled players for the Cards are:
 Henry Wick, John D. Stuart, Edwin Dyer, Harry McCurdy and Mike Kircher, all of Syracuse. Tn addi- tion. the Cardinals have recalled and released to Syracuse Arthur Riviere of Milwaukee and Adolph Pierotti of CIa1veSton