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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09
GOV. NPRAE WINS.

Gov. T. c. McRae, candidate for the gubernatorfal renomination, regarded In Arkansas as, equivalent to election, held lead of more than two to one over Judge E. B. Toney when tabu- lation of the delayed returns from yesterdays statewide primary was resumed today
 Newspaper tabulation early today, accounting for 259 precincts, approx lmately one-fifth of the voting places ln the state, gave McRae 16, ,257 votes and Toney, 6,519
 Representative W. A. Oldfie1d, Dem ocrat, whip in Congress, the only member of the Arkansas Congress sional delegation having opposition for renomination, had a lead of Eap- proximately two and a half to one over W. A. Hodges, on returns from about one-fifth of the precincts in the Second Congressional district
 Governor McRae made his fight for party endorsement for a second term largely on his record as the states chief executive during his fourth term. Neither of the gubernatorial candidates took sides on the Ku KIux k1aE agitation
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09

Peking Aug. 9-The Chinese Cham Der of Commerce at Ranking has be- gun a movement for the registration foreigners are cooperating, suggest all Sino-foreign concerns be obliged to state clearly and unmistakably their real nationality and standing, so as not to mislead the Chinese in their legitimate business relations with these companies
 This movement seems to be directed mainly at the Chinese-J Japanese com panies, there being no reason" says the report on the subject, ''why the fact of Sino-Japanese cooperation in the development of Chinese indus l tries should be hidden from the gen. eral public.
 There is no law in either China
 pr Japan to forbid Chinese and Japa-
 uese cooperating in the promotion of
 any legitimate business says the re- l port though while there are scores
 of Sino-Japanese concerns in China, there are but few in Japan" Government Explains. The case of the Lung Yen iron mine
 is the thing that brought forth this memorandum to the Government.
 ,''It is an open secret the memo
 randum says, .that this mining cor poration was organized in 1915 by Tsao Ju-lin (ater expelled from the Peking Government by the country wide movement made by the students
 against him because of his pro-Japa- nese activities) with Chinese an6
 Japanese capital. Lung Chung-yu
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09
CONSTIPATION

remember one of our professors telling this story to his class when we were studying the subject Of con stipation. He was in college during the time when women were first en- tering the medical profession. His professor of intestinal disorders was scheduled to lecture on constipation, but he changed the subject after he got to the class. On being asked why he did not talk on the subject of con stipation, he said: - it, | couldn't. There was a woman in the class.''
 Now the time has long since passed when any instruction in the medical colleges is looked on as something as indelicate. The women students get exactly the same instruction as the
 men students, for it is not considered that there is anything indelicate in any subject that pertains to the vel fare of the patient whose lives may
 be entrusted to their hands. It is
 necessary that women physicians re- ceave the same training. both in the colleges and in the hospitals, and nearly all of the big colleges and hos
 pita1s are now open to women liar yard, while it has not opened it's doors to the woman student yet, has open ed it's professorship to them. Dr.
  | is professor of industrial diseases. | This may be an opening wedge. Just as there are no subjects that are considered indelicate for the woman medical student to study, so | the time has come when there are no | subjects pertaining to their welfare l that the layman. both men and | women, should not have Knowledge | of.
 Now I do think there are subjects that never will be torres O. general | conversation. For while these ~sub- | jects may not be indeIicate at all. | still they may not be altogether pleas | ant. and good taste alone would be deterrent in bringing them into a | conversation in mixed audience. Probably constipation would come in l this list. While we talk freely about | the injection of food, or the begin
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09
BIRTH CONTROL IS
 BURNING QUESTION,
 SAYS J. N. KEYNES
Noted Economist Takes Up
 Ideas of Mrs. Sanger and
 Seeks to Arouse Interest.

London, Aug. 9-Having thoroughly discussed and adequately disposed of every phrase of the Versailles Treaty.
 J. Maynard Keynes, economist. has
 turned to birth control as the all-
 absorbing topic of the day. At the
 Fifth International Conference on
 Birth Control Keynes. who presided
 at the economic and statis cal sec
 tion, although refusing to discuss the
 question of birth control himself,
 all antagonism to the question to
 an end and his placed birth control
 before all nations as the most import
 ant economic question:
 Keynes remark followed the read ing of a paper by Professor Edward
 Punke, of the University of Pennsy1-
 vania, who stated that since under
 the present economic system wages the relative supply and demand for labor, "judicious birth control offers
 one of easiest, safest and racially
 most beneficial means for the diminu- ton of the size of the manual work
 ing class.
 ''It is only a matter of a short | time," he added, "untiI American labor will assume the same attitude trol For it will avail organized labor little to attempt to unionize all the workers, limit the number of competitors for a given job, to have I | from abroad, if it does not aid in linn iting immigration from heaven" | After the remarks of Prof. Punke, | the following resolution was intro duced by Keynes and unanimously | passed:
 | The Fifth International Neo-Ma1- | thusian and Birth Control Conference desires to point out to all workers and l employers the great economic advan- 1 tage which will arise from the adop-
 ton of birth control by the wage earn
 CTS. The prosperity of modern indus try depends not unlimited SUD- l plies of cheap, inefficient. dIscontent. ed labor, but on the cooperation ot | intelligent efficient and willing people
 aided by the machinery they are com | potent to use. Birth control enables
 the wage earners first to live decently | and maintain and increase their eff c1ency on their present wages, and secondly to increase wages by restrict | ing the supply of fresh labor to the moderate number of efficient work for whom adequate equipment is available and who can therefore com. | mand high wages by their superior
 productivity in the absence of undue competition
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09

W. McCraig, escaped, after being rec ognized by several hotel detectives as
 Australian Phil" hotel robber wanted in many cities.
 McCraig's arrest followed a chase and slide on bed sheets down the front of a hotel near Herald Square. By dashing from room to room and locking intervening doors, he was abe to tie up the sheets he collected and then use them to slide three stor- ies to an open window Again en- tering the hotel he attempted to es- cape through the lobby where he was knocked down by bell-boys and held until the arrival of the police Subse- quently he executed his daring escape from the police station.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09

will be added to the boilers to in crease their heating capacity. City Clerk Francis P. Dunigan, secretary
 that when the boilers were taken down for cleaning and overhauling it
 was found that the sections had rotted
 away. He said that the boilers if al-
 lowed to be used another winter in the condition they were found, would
 be in danger of blowing up.
 Twelve additional radiators have been added to City hall within the past few years and the capacity of the boilers was unable to take care of the extra load. The new sections will remedy this trouble.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09
No Bid On Land City
 Is Willing to Lease

NoSbids have been received by City Clerk Francis P. Dunigan relative to the ten year lease that will be given to the highest bidder for the city owned strip of land on the south side of the eastern approach to the Con- gress street bridge. It is proposed to lease the property to be used as a gasoline filling station, several large oil companies having signifed their desire to take over the property Bids for the property have been advertised and if any are received they will be opened by the miscellaneous commit tee of the Common Council, Satur- day of this week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09

matted milk with a few crackers or biscuits before going to ped, and tea in the afternoon.
 Worried-As dyeing the hair is a risk even when done professionally, the good result that you attained first time was by accident; your later ex- iperiences are about what you will have most of the time. The besA thing now is to let nature resto1 s your hair to it's natural shade, then tint only the patch of hair that has turned grey.
 Mary Jone:-At fl years oe age with a height of , it. in.. the weight should be 110 pounds. The old fashioned astile, or any other equally fine soap, is bod for cleansing the skin. The reason why most soaps irritate is because they are not rtnsed out of the pores after bathing.
 Vix:-It is unfortunate that so many men feel as you do about hay ing cur1ey hair. They always look best with it and generally spoil their appearance by having it kept cut too close to the scalp. If nature gave you curley hair you would not look well with 1t straight
 All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes in care of the Beauty Chats" department will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however, owing to the great number received. So If personal or quicker reply Is desired, a must be enclosed with the question: The Edi5nI-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09
Penetration Work to
 Be Complete Oct. ]

The greater part of the penetration pavement now being laid by the Pub lie Works Department will be down before Oct l, City Engineer James ~McElroy and Director of Public Works George M. Coughlin declared today. Continuous rains and pad weather were doing much to hold up the paving program and it was fear ed for time that the paving program would be held up for a month and that the work would not be completed before Nov, 1.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09
POLO CHAMPIONSHIPS START.

Naragansett Pier, R. l., Aug. g. The national junior polo champion ship tournament started on the Point Judith Country Club grounds today with a double event. The army team was matched against the Princemere Perroquets and the Meadowbrook Ra- moIers against the F1amingoes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09
TELEPHONE WIRES HELP, CROOK IN
 ESCAPING JAIL

New York, Aug. 9-Swinging hand over hand along the telephone wires leading from the West Thirtieth street police station after climbing out a second story window, a man who had given his name as George
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09
CHAPTER X1. Ficfnr tn the R.eSCJle


 With that strategic stairway in the back of his mind, Kane stepped in- side the room, half turS.ng so that he could catch from the tail of his eye any descending figure. Without look ing at the girl, he spoke fapidly to her,
 Quick now Andree! Go out by the front door, leaving it open be- hind you. Hurry down the road to- ward Romainville Victor IS watch ing for you. He will take you to safety I'll follow at once!'
 For an instant she hesitated. II seemed to her that her legs must crumple like lead-foil were she tc rise.
 Hurry" he repeated, unless you want to be murdered"
 Andree leaped from her chair her strength restored by his W ords Girls bred on the steep slopes of Montmartre do not easily faint, nor are they lacking in courage and quick wit. She did not utter a word but sped past him, her eyes devourine his face,
 Not for an instant did Kane's eyes leave the three Apaches. Ti:e nose less one, his features more inhuman than ever in his fury, was still toe SC f-possessed to invite certain death Poised on the balls of his feet, hs awaited the slightest opening the least incaution on the American's part.
 Andree brushed past him, through the doorway, and down the hall Al ready her hand was reaching for tht latch, when the luck that had borr Kane company suddenly deserted him. Another and invisible hand lifted the wrought-iron hasp, and the heavy door swung open from with out, forcing Andree to step back. Marecha1. dressed in sporty English tweeds, entered the house.
 Gro be Concluded Tomorrow) Copyright. 1922, Thompson Feature Service.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09
THINNING FOODS.

Lists of food a woman can and cannot eat might be useful to have around the house. I think today that I will list in two paragrapns things to avoid if you want to reduce, and things to eat if you want to grow fat. or instance
 IF YOU WISH TO REDUCE
 Don't Eat
 Pork, ham, bacon or the fat part of any meat. Don't eat salmon. sar- dimes, potatoes. either white or sweet, beans, except green string beans, macaroni, spaghetti. milk. cream. butter, sugar, molasses, syrup, choco- late, cocoa, white bread. cake, pies, pudding, ice cream. fried foods, thick soups, sauces, spices condiments je1lies, nuts, candy.
 This is the rule, but there are ex- captions Or rather notifications. You may eat small amounts of any of the above foods, but if you do. as these are all exceedingly fatten;ug, you must take nourishment from some other part of your diet.
 IF YOU WISH TO GROW FAT
 You Must Eat
 All the foods listed above as for bidden the fat woman. These are all flesh producing. You must eat more than you want. for one reason why you are thin is that you have trained your stomach to take small quantities of food. You must eat more slowly so to digest we'll drink water or preferably milk with your meals and manage little extra meats. You should drink hot chocolate or ho,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09
After Thirty Years City
 Hall Boilers Overhauled

After 30 years of almost constant use the City hall boilers are being re- placed by the City Hall committee. Eight new sections arrived today and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09

to time corroborated Chicoq in some horrible detail, sat two others, only less repulsive objects than their leader.
 At the very instant when, hatred giving way to horror in her eyes, Andree lifted them in anguish to the sooty ceiling of her prison, con- vinced that her 1over-she called him that in her heart-was slain, she be- held, framed in the partly opened doorway, a pale anad mask-Eke du- plicate of his fondly recalled features
 Under such circumstances. it is small wonder that she believed that she gazed upon his apparition, and that her lips parted to utter a ter rified scream. That none came was because her throat was literally para lyzed with fear; but her expression was as eloquent as any scream Chicoq and his two cut throats wheeled as one and beheld Kane standing in the doorway. automa tic in hand.
 .StGk 'em up!" he parked. The words were not familiar, but their menoing was. Three pairs of hands shot heavenword.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-09

matted milk with a few crackers or l biscuits before going to ped, and tea | in the afternoon.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22
Pc l.

Catra toti consatenii nostri din
comma RAHAU, judetul Sibiu,
ROmania.f "''
Frati consatenf; /"
In zilele aceste ann primit un
APPEL din comuna noastra, de La
Parochia nOastra, subscris de mai
multi consateni in frunte Gu
Preotul nostru Nicolae Carpini-
sean, care apeleaza la moi, adeca
la toti consatenii nostri care ne
aflam in America, pentru a ajuta
care Gu cat vom putea q intre-
prinde Colecta pentru a Sc cum
para la ST. noastra Biserica Clo-
pote caci acelea care lie stiti nu
mai sunt.
Intre altele ne mai scrie ca toti
Patriotii nostri de prin comunele
vecine, au facut .toti perifFuj CO.
munele loreatey ycevs din America
numai noi nu ann acut mimic pana
acums 81 ne roaga foarte frunos
Sd facem 81 moi eel putin peftru
clopotele de Ia ST. Biserica.
Deci Iubiti consateni moi Gel
care ne afl6m aici in DETROIT,
Mich. am inceput 0 listG de CO.
lecta spre acest scop, ii pc acea-
sta Gale, Va rugam 81 pc D-voastra
care de pc unde sunteti q con-
tribuiti care Gu eat sveti vote la
acsasta colecta, trimitAnd dbolul
Dv. Il adress noastrx de mai JOS,
Acei care nu sveti vois = tri-|
miteti bani y moi, putsi ii tri-l
uitsti direct a comunz = adrssl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22

parochiei, dar mai bine ar ii ca
sal trimitem toti la un loc ca
atunci cand Sc va ceti lista noa.
stra inaintea consatenilor din co.
muna, Parintii nostri, Frati, Su.
rori, cei avem acolo sa Sc man.
dreasca Gu moi de unirea noastra
81 sa alba bucurie de moi.
Deci frati consateni asteptam
GU drag raspunsurile D-voastra 8
nu credem ca va yeti da nici unul
inapoi de la aceasta mareata $
frumoasa fapta. ,, "
Multumindu-va, de dragostes
D-voastra, va salutam Gu drag.
George secasiu 81 loan Breazdu
2671 E. Fort Str. Detroit, Mich
(l17 & 1907
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22

lNvITA.RE!;:, s,

s Societatea Romano de Ajutor
yi Cultura ''Dr. lulu Mnniu'' din
Canton, Ohio. Are onoare q invita-
pc toate surorile Societati Onor.
Cluburi q Parochii, precum u pc
toata suflarea romaneasca din loc
81 jur . lua parte IL Marea Pro-
duetiune Testrala ihpreQnata Gu
dams, care 50 va preda in ziua de
28 Maiu .. G. in Hala Societatii
''Dr. Iuliu Manu- de sub No.
1924 Garfield ave. s. W. Canton.
Ohio.
Incsputul Il orele $40 p. y
Pastpl a. intrars. Loe 4 t1.5O
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22

Loc Ii $1.OO Loo III 75c. 81 Loc
w stat soc.
Muzica Nationala de sub condu-
cerea d-lui N. Mutu va distra
,onor. Public Gu cele mai fru-
moase doine 81 cantece rationale
81 de Joe.
Acest teatru va Fl predat de
catra vestita Reuniune Romano
de cantari "Doina'' din Youngs.
town, Ohio, sub conducerea diri.
gintelui Rev. O. Muresan, iar
cadrilul 81 romana, care Sc Vol
juca tot din. partea diletantilol
in numar de 35 vor ii conduse dir
partea onoratei dina Muresan
Aceasta petrecere Sc va da in ia
lvorul sus numitei Societati cr
scopul ca sd Sc poata achita partt
din, datoria ce are Societates
fata de Uniunea S. r. A.
Drept aceia rugam respectuo
toate organizatiunile. romanesti >
special toate surorile Societati dil
Uniune a ne da tot concursul bin
voitor spre ne putea pune 81 no
/ in rind Gu celelalte surori So
cietati.
In speranta ca modesto noastr
invitare 81 APPEL nu va trece far
ca sd fie luata in considerare d
|catra onor. functiopari 81 frat
membri cat 81 de catra toti, frat
romani din toate inprejurimil
Appropriate in numele Societat
am ramas in asteptarea valorost
lui D-voastra concurs 81 la inta
nire va vom sprimi Gu toata ca
dura prietineasca.
| (18 & 20. & 23). Comitetul.
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VIZ

Societatea "Biruinta 81 D. N.
Romanesc" din Warren, o. avand
sedinta de Comitet in IL Maiu
am decis ca ori care frate Roman
din Warren ar dori de a Sc in.
scrie ca membru Soc. noastre taxa
de inscriere va fl numai $1.O0
pana in II Iunie 1922.
Deci acei frati care vrea Sd 81
inscrie ca membrii Secretarul fl
nancial domiciliaza la No. 1os
North Park ave. 3
In numele Societatii 'Biruints
81 D. N. ROM" din Warren, Ohio
loan Banciu, presedinte.
George Dragomir, secretar l.
(11S & 20 & % & 24).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22
INvI1ARE R E

Dl Andreiu Neagos originar din
comma, Valundorf, jud. T.-Mare,
Romania, de present in Martins
Ferry, Ohio, Gu onoare aduc la
cunostinta casatoria mea GU d-ra
Silvia Tatu.
D-soara Silvia Tatu originara
din com,lna Ruji, jud. Sibiu, Ro-
mania, de present in Martins
Ferry, Ohio. cu onoare aduc la
cunostinta casatoria mea Gu dl
Andreiu Neagos.
Ambii va invitam GU toata dra.
gostea, pc toate Rudcniile, Con-
sateni, Pretini 81 Cunoscuti de a
lua parte la Celebrarea cununlei
noastre religioase, precum- xE--da
serbarea aranjeata Gu aceasta
ocazie, care va avea loc, Sambata
i'm - Maiu 1922, in Hala Transit
vania. (Hala Sasilor) din Dewey
Str. Martins Ferry Ohio, la ora
s p. IN.
Nasi avem fericirea avea pc
Ill 81 dina loan 81 Ana Bastea, din
Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Vom avea Muzica placuta
pentru distrarea iubitilor nostri
oaspeti.
Asteptandu-va Gu drag, pana
la revedcre va trimitem salutul
nostrq Gu sinceritate.
! MIRu 81 NASH.
GA Main Str. Martins Ferry, O.
| p. S. = Rugam cuhoscutii 81
toti Pretinii nostri care nu au
primit invitari speciale a consi
dera aceasta ca atare, ne Stiind
adresa eXacta la multi.
| (12O T. 22).
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CALENDARE


Sosindu-ne un numar de ca
lendare inapoi, ce "a fost per-
dute pc drum, din diferite To-
curl, anuntam pc acej CO doresc
inca calendarul nostru, care
este foarte bogat, s4 trimit&
imediat 76c, gi u vom trimits.
Trimitem calendare q in
Europa Ia rudeniile DIV. Pu-
teti trimite suma q IN timbrs
postale de 20.
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cH1NEz1 sAu INCONSISTENT.

/, Vk11N EaZ1A 034O 4NVVNAp AA&AsS -
''Viitorul" care iti procura din
, cand in cand, bine inteles, cand
, , te decizi sal rasfoiesti, clipe dc
distractie unica de felul el, IN
deosebi prin talentul de face pc
!! chinezul, alteori prin inconstien-
| ia 81 gravitatea GU care trateaza
chestiunile la ordinea zilei 81 III
general prin inocenta candida, 81.
nismul 81 grandoarea GU carl vrea
| Sd pozeze, reproduce, intr 'un nu-
mar recent, un articol, publicatI
de curind intr 'unl .ziar; oare.care,'
de al C. Dimitrescu-Lasi ,daca-
acest domn, onu ar Fl fost, dnpa'
'Viitorulf' rector al Universlta-
til din Bucuresti, nu am fldat, ar
ticolului din chestiune inici cen
mai mica importanta. a
/ Dat find insa faptul, Cd vor-
ba de un ''fost rector suntera
ldatori sa facem uncle reflectluni
asupra 'constatarilor" d-lui d.
mitrescu-Iasi, ''un observator pii-
itrunzator al vietii noastre publi-
ce, un spirit clar 81 obiectiv, un
fom, care Sc tine departe de val
masagul luptclor politice'' =
cum il caracterizcaza "Viitoruf'
II Deci sd vedem. r.
Il Inainte de toate trebue sa con
statam, cd oricine lar ceti rindu.
rile din ,chestiune,- lar considers
lea aderent infocat al partidulul
liberal. Motivele nu lie stim 81 nu
ne privesc. 81
Privirile tuturor Sc indrepta
sera spre partidul liberal - zics
ldl Dimitrescu. Ale cui! Ale Ar
dealului 81 Banatului9 De sigur
lea nu! Acestea cereau dOar sus s
ltare, asa de clar, incat putea 81
: inteleaga 81 copilul din fase, vi
Il guvern neutru sau neutrali1at
2 alegeri libere, din carl sd iasa gu
y vernul de cOlaborare
II Ale Basarabiei? Dar Basarspbi'
q in marea Ell majoritate cerea nee
a las lucru, mai ales dupa tristu
asregim averescan. Caci ce AN
y ceva guvernul de colaborare, dc
cat guvernul tuturor provinciiio
a,unite, guvernul Romaniei-M Mari7
a Bucovina? E Bucovina ibe
i ralas Afara de cati-va liberali d
u, data mai recenta 81 de 2-3 ii
neri, castigati pc tilnpul refugit'
q lui de la Iasi, prin. pnomisi,ini
. earl sunt aderentii 'liberalilOrai il
Buccvina 81 cine 1putea "a fie alta
J; de cutezator,l ca Sd astepte regc
!, inerarea 81 consolidare@ inteege
7 ;tari de Ia partidul liberal, in,eon
y ira cartia sse manifesteaza in
= treagas 0pinie publica?
Oar in vechiul regati Nu e oar
taranesc eel mai popula
adevaratul partid al viitorului
ori cate framantari ar exista "a
= in sanul lui, 81 poate t0cmai d,
= aceeas Oare nationaliStii d-lu
[orga, ca sd nu mai verbiIn d
= averescani 81 conservatory, III iii
dreptasera privirile spre paFtidu
q liberals ,s.s'
Il Atunci de unde ia dl Din}itre
scu-Iasi privirile tnturorf Roat'
= de la cluburile liberale din. vechiu
: regat, carl isi indreptau priviril'
!, ',.languroase ~lsi. dornice !. de .1nV5r
lteala spre sefii lors La moi ilp Ar
dealscel putin . q ,4rodus ,ull fe-
nepeg ciudat. Majoritatea sjrsre4