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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
XII AKAR CALF ORNIAI SOL.
LOT?
Aki most rendel, az sokkal olcsob-
ban kaphatja szollot

Aki erdekl6dik california;
sz6ll6 utan ees rendelni akar ebbSl
a kitiin0 min0segii szollob0l, az
keresse fel Bakcsy Kornel urat,
Hungarian Grape and Fruit Co.
hiteles kepvisel6jtt, aki most err
kezett ide Youngest ownba Califor-
niab0l es akit no II. es 12-iken,
azaz most penteken es szombaton,
k0vetkez6 helyeker lehet megta-
lalni: delel6tt 10-tol 12-ig Mihok
Sandor irodajaban, Col Dollar
Bank Bldg, delben 12-tol Zig az
ASztalnok -fele magyar etteremben
6s szalonban, a Public Square-en,
es delutan 2-t6l Gig a Vasko es
i Tausz-fele magyar patikaban, 1911
| st. CLAIR avenue.
A california; Budapest korzete-
ben t0bb, mint huszezer aker nagy
szepii sz6ll6fold van es a legneme-
sebb faju sz6ll6k teremnek oft,
mint Muskotaly, Tokay, Riesling,
Zinfandel, Mataro, Berger stb. A
california; Budapest kornyeken
magyarok Sziiretelik a szoll6t es
szallitjak AIT a magyarnak.
Minden kocsit az elindulasa el6tt
allami sz6ll6-inspektor vizsgal meg
es hivatalos bizonyitvanyt ad ro-
la, hogy a kocsiba rakott szollo
teljesen kifogastalan., Icy tehat
senki sincs kiteve annak, hOgv
zsakban macskat vegyen. Minden
tonnaban ketezer font szollo van
es boXokat ingyen adjuk.
| Ha tehat jutanyos aron akar
els6rendii szoll6h0z jutni. ugy ne
mulassza ell megjelolt helyeken
| es id6ben Bakcsy Kornel urat fell
keresni. A videken lakokat szin-
ten kerjiik, hogy a ielzett idoben
es a jelzett helyeken keressek fel
i Bakcsy urat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
VI NEMZETI BANK YOUNGS
TOWNBAN

A sz0vetsegi kincstar ellen6re
Washingtonban, d. r. Crissinger,
kijelentette napokban, hogy a
Youngstown "Terminal National
Bank" szabadalmi level iranti ke-
relmenek helyt fog ADM. Ez a
penzintezet eddig az International
Bank nevet viselte S Hamory V.
Gusztav volt vezet6je. Az III
nemzeti bank ellen is Hamory V.
.Gusztav fog allani.
A kincstar ellenore megkiildte
Hamory urnak t0rveny ALTA
el6irt okmanyokat kit0ltes, illetve
vegrehajtas vegett S amint e7
me egt0rtenik a kincstari ellenor
j6vahagyja azokat, bank azon-
nal megkezdi miikodeset az vi nev
is szovetsegi kormany ellen6rze-
Sc alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
XII AKAR CALIFORNIABA
MENNI?

A cal;forn;a; pndanest maovar
oazda kol6n;a naovon sz1non fei.
lSdik A letelcnedett maovar
oazdal, mar mogalanitottal = Pm.
daneet; Maovar Gazdal,6rt amelv
az eovetlen maovar oazdasapi
aovasi;let nemosak Californaban
.barom tndoma sunl szerint eo4sz
Amerikaban. A Gazdak0r kesz-
seggel ad felvilagosltasokat Cali,
fornlarol, annak gazdasagl, keres-
kedelmi eS munl5a vlszonyalrol
mindcnEinck, aki hozza levelben
fordul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
ESEMENYEK
(Folyt. az l. oldalrol.)

loje, es Glen E. Plumb, a 16 ma
gyobb vasuti munkasszervezet 10
gi tanacsad6ia, XII azaltal lett hi
resse kiilon0sen a Szervezett mua-
kassag koreben, hogy tervezetet
dolgozott Xxi, mely az 0sszes vas
utakat a szovetsegi kormany es a
vasuti alkalmazottak kezelesebe
adta volna at. Ez a tervehet lehe-
.tetlenne tette volna a sztraj ajkokat
miSel vasuti alkalmazottak szaz-
'ezrei sajat maguk ellen mem sztraj.
kolhattak volna, mar csak avert
sem, mivel erre mem is lehetctt
volna okuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
ERTEsITEs

Tisztelettel ertesitem a Verho,
way Segelyegylet 1OS-ik fi0kjana!z
tagjait,s hogy havi gyiilesiinket
f. no sl3-an, vasarnap tartjuk meg
a szokott helyen, meg pedig d. u
| oral keZdettel, hogy alkalmat adj
junk tagjainlnak a reformatus
pikniken val0 reszvetelre.
/, Egyuttal kerem azon tagjain.
kat, xix bali jegyek araval NEE
mindig hatralekban vannak, hogy
tartozasukat e gyiilesen kiegyenli
teni sziveskedjenek.! ~. <es
TisZtelettel
Hoffer Andras, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
A titkar.
A SIT. IMRE EGYLET GYU-
LESE

A New Bruswicki Els0 Magyar
Scent Imre Herceg Ferfi es Nj
Betegsegelyz6 es Temetkezesi
Egylet 9-ik Youngstown fi6kosz-
talya rendes havi gyiileset f. no
6-ikan tartotta a Magyar Atleta-
Klub helyisegeben, 33S12 w. Fe-
deral st. Egyfetiink ez alkalom-
NAL negy taggal novekedett ney-
szerint: Banszki Veronka, BansZ-
ky Mihalyne, Roman Andrasn6
es Riczu Janos.
Aki egyletiinkbe belepni szande-
kozik, az szeptember 3-an tartand6
rendes havi gyiilesiink0n jelenjen
meg.
Szilagyi Janos, jegyz6 es titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
BAKCSY KORNEL YOUNGS
TOWNRAN

Olvas6ink bizonyara sokan en-
lekeznck Bakcsy K0rnel neverc,
meg abb0l az id0bol, a mikor 3 a
Szabadsag belso mnnkatarSa- volt.
Hat 6v 0ta Californiaban lakik,
a hol az cttlako magyarokkal
egyjitt megalapitotta a Budapest
nevii magyar california; telepet, d
hova Amerika minden r6szeb6l
telepednek lie magyarok. Ugyanott
6iraiSinagy sz6ll6telepiill is van, :
mcly szGll6t lcgf6k6pcn az ameri-
kai magyarok vasaroljak, inert oil
cs6n es kitiino min0segben kap-
hatjak, a mint AIT lapunk mas
helyen reszletesebben olvashatj tjak
Bakcsy Kornel minden tekin-
tetben megbizhato ember, a nit
legjobban bizonyit az is, hogy an
max idejen a Kossuth-part hiva-
talos lapjat szerkesztette es tiz ev-
ig volt Kossuth Ferenc k0zvetlen
k0rnyezeteben. Forduljanak te-
hat a legnagyobb bizalommal Bak-
csy Kornelhoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10

Swivel fogunk csiingni azon, amit
Krisztus urunk mondott atyaink-
max es nit az 3 apostolai hirdet-
tex, noha egyetlenegy reformatus
piisp0k Sc volt koztiik. Vagy volt 2
Kiil0nben beke veliink.
B. 10th JOSEF,
Youngstown egyik rom. kath. ma
gyarja.
Takacs JOSEF,
a SIT. Istvan hitkozseg gondnoka.
Brogli Janos,
kurator.
Rendes JOSEF.
Kurucz Janos,
kollektor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
"A GYORSHAJTAS
KOVETKEZMENYE

Ben Morris sheriff vasarnap le-
tartoztatta Milton roado1
Thomas F.. O'Brient es John Da.
visit. Mindkettot gyorshajtassal
az utobbit reszegseggel is, vadolja
a megyei rend6rfon0k. MindkettG
automobile 0sszeutk0z0tt mas ko
csikkal. A ket ember, xix me.
gyei b0rt0nben vartak kihallga
tasra, tagadta a sheriff vadjanak
val0disagat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
sZIvEs TUDOMASUL

Tisztelettel ertesitjiik youngs-
town. Is k0rnyeki olvasoinkat,
hogy HAJDU KALMAN urat meg
biztuk ugy a hatralekos, mint az
uj elofizetesi dijak felvetelere es
nyugtazasara.
Kerjik olvas6inkat, fogadjak
Hajdu Kalman urat szivesen le-
.gyenek munkajaban segitsegere.
Tisztelettel
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
kiad6hivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10

Az ujkenyeri halaaldozasra az
Ur asztala no 274en terittetik
meg. Ez alkalommal fognak el6-
sz0r elni a scent jegyekkel kon-
firmalt gyermekek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
A Silk VERHOVAY-FIOK
GYULESE

A Verhovay-Segelye east
youngstown 321-ik fiokja foly6
no 13-an, vasarnap delutan ket
orakor tartja meg rendes havi
gyiilestt a Crow-fele Hallban
Keretnek a tagok a minel szamo.
sabban valo megjelenesre.
Tisztlettel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
NYARI VIZsGA

East Youngstownban a vizsga
h6 15-en, kedden, d. e. 10 6rakor
veszi kezdetet.
A nagy egyhaz konfirmandusal
nagyiskola n0vendekeivel egyiitt
fognak vizsgazni ho 20-an.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
LETART0ZTATAS RESZEGSEG
MATT

A rend6rseg, multi het folya-
man % ora alatt "a embert tar
t6ztatott lie reszegseg Matt.
A legt0bb koziil0k kisebb-na-
gyobb birsag aran szabadult XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
.Hirek a ref. egyhaz
q koreb0l E1u

Lelkesz: DIR. Gerenday Laszl6, 737
Mahoning ave. Telefon: Bell 142,
Auto. 1927. Gondnok: Csernai Lajos,
|340 Greenwood ave., telefon kes6bb
|bevezetve. A1gondnok: Gomez Mi
|haly, 512 Crescent st. Penztarnok:
Kish Andras, ZIG Crescent st. FL
|len6r Gyorgy Tamas, Sc Chambers st.
East Youngstown, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10

Augustus Gan nyert Klara es
Margit nevet Jancsurak Janos es
neje, Marion Erzsebet leanykaja.
Ker. sz. Meszaros Bertalan es ne
lie, Feketc Borbala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10

Augustus 6-an nyert Iren nevet
Czak6 Ferenc es neje, Nemeth
1lOna leanykaja Ker. ST.: Ne
meth Istvan es Majoros Istvann9,
sziil. Virnyanszky Maria.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
Demokratak

Demokratak
Kormanyzo. :. :. :. Victor Donahey
Alkormanyz6 :. -. Earl D. Bloom
Allamtltkar :. w. u. fuItoh
Allami penztarnok =. VIM. j. Hiler
F0iigyesz :. :. :. :. s. NJ. Young
F0torvenyszeki birak ;. TIL. H. Dunlap
Stanley Matthews
Szovetsegi szenator :. Atlee Pomcrene
Kongresszusi kepviselo G. F. Jackson
Allami kozponti bizottsagi
tag :. :. :. Joseph L. Heffernan
Allami kepvisel0 ;. Russell Mckay
Mrs. Jessie Robinson
Torvenyszeki irodaigazgat6, F, Wagner
oHerill rdI hiiiiiey
Megyei ellen0r :. . H. f. Deusing
Megyei biztos -. !. John H. Gruber
Megyei p6nztariok ..... j. G. Strahan
Megyei telekkonyvvezet6, :. H. Young
Megyei mernok ;. :. ". Mclaughlin
Keriileti iigyesz ;. >. c. M. Woodside
Halottkem :. ;. DR.. S. r. Prordfitt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-10
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EREDMENYE

(Folytat;ls az ls6 oldalr6l.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
B Senators Up For
 Reelection As The
 Political Pot Boils Fractional Strife anned To Fever Heat In Congress sional Fights.

cratic primary on August 15. and on August 19 Senator Gilbert M Hitch cock, one of the most active of the Democratic leaders and an ally of Woodrow Wilson in the Senate's fla nous League of Nations fight, will be a candidate in Nebraska.
 Candidates for the House will be nominated in party conventions Senator Charles A. Culberson will be a candidate for the Democratic nomi- nation in Texas. and on the 29th Hiram Johnson will again go before the voters of California for nonlina- ton. Senator Henry L. Myers will try for the Democratic nomination in the state of Montana on the same date.
 scheduled for September. On Sep te1nber there will be balloting in New Hampshire. Nevada and Wis consin. Senator Key Pittman will be a candidate in Nevada and Senator Robert M. LaFoHette will again go before the voters of Wisconsin.
 Seven Primaries in September.
 Primaries will be held in seven states on Sept. 12. including Massa- pot Lodge. the Republican leader of the Senate. will be up for renomina- tion- The other primaries >on the 18th are: Arizona, Senator Henry F. Ashurst, Democrat; Colorado. Louis jana. Michigan. Senator Charles E.. Townsend, Republican: Vermont, Senator Carroll S. Page; Washington, Senator Miles Poinde0ter. Repubn- can.
 Three other important primaries will be held during the month-a1l in the East. Senator William M. Calder will be a candidate In New York on Sept. 19. Senator Joseph 8. F'relinghuysen is up for renomina- ton in New Jersey on Sept 27, and Senator Joseph I. France will go be- fore the Republican voters of Mary land some time between Sept. ana 5, the date to be selected later.
 Other primary elections to be held before November. the dates to be se- lected by party committees, are:
 Connecticut, Senator George P Mclean. Republican; Delaware, Sem ator T: Coleman DuPont. Republican; Georgia, CongreSsnen only; New Mexico, Senator Andrius A. Jones, Democrat; Rhode Island. Senat or Peter G. Gerry, Democrat; South Carolina Congressmen only; Ten nessee. Senator Kenneth McKellar, Democrat, and Utah. Senator Will jam H. King, Democrat
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
GENIUS FOUND ''STUPID" WHEN
 TEST EASY
Professor Finds Mental Giants Approach Most Questions From Complex Angle.

London, Jan. 31-Would a genius shine if confronted with an ordinary number of standardized mental tests?
 Professor T. H. Peer, of Manches- ter University. thinks he would not especially if rapid solution were re- quired.
 Tests of intelligence, Professor rear points out. are tests of only one form or mental capacity. Professor Munsterberg's tests for car drivers was a test of intelligence but not of aolhty to drive cars. for the men who did best at it were not regular car dr1VerS, but Harvard undergraduates
 Likely to Misunderstood
 The fact is, according to the Pro- lessor, that genius probably never sees a complex problem in quite the same light as an ordinary person. He is much more likely to misunderstood instructions and so appear stupid. Some mental teachers have found hat highly intelligent children some times do badly in a mental test be- cause they see a "catch" in it where no "catch" is intended.
 A good deal of thought might pFofitably be given to the conception though the word is usually applied to the intellectual aspect of the mind there Is such a thing as emotional stupidity. Stupidity must not be confused with mere ignorance. as fre- quently happens
 The adjective stupid" might fair ly be applied to a person who cannot understand, or grossly misunder- stands, words, pictures or other common mechanisms for conveying meaning, not because he has never known the meaning. but because of some inner deficiency which pre- vents him from realizing their signi- ficance in this particular case.
 One Stupidity Defined
 With regard to emotional stupidity it seems to be characterized by an inability of person, in particular situation, to enjoy the effective col bring which the majority of people in such position experience witho difficulty.
 For instance. an intellectually em- inent person may appear stupid if asked to perform some ordinary task which distinctly falls outside his usual sphere Of activity. Obviously some brilliant scientists would make woefulIy bad hospital orderlfes. dish washers or household managers
 TO take my case concluded the .nrofessor eff anc askm1 to explain tt nik<eeSs znced prob1exI f7.> modern
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
See work of B. H. s. Normal course girls.

One part of the work of the Normal course girls in the High School shows for sef is not hidden in their minds.
 That part is the work in home decoration or home planning.
 Those earnest eager young folks actually plan and then carry out their plan for the decoration of one room in the home.
 They do it in riniature-and the results worth seeing.
 Here is nursery with decorated walls and the clev- crest of fittings Here is dining with massiv. furniture. Here is bedroom with dainty fittings and draperies Every done by hand and each in true portion
 They exhibited last week at the High School to visitors they good and interesting to be by only few folks So thsweek they to be here-and by seeing you'll get better idea of the capab of these young folks who will later teach CTS in schools.
 Second foor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
BIG STRIDES IN AVIATION ARE
 FORECAST

Washington. Jan. S1 - Aviation is expected by experts to make long strides in the coming year, based on the accomplishments of this new science during the past year In the face of depressed economic condi- tons.
 Especially do military and naval men expect great things of their new branch, although this view Is sub- Ject to change from the rigid pro- grom of economy now on.
 The value Of aviation as vital aid to the military and naval forces of the country is expected to be demon strated with particular force during the maneuvers oS the two Atlantic and Pacific fleets. The value of naval aircraft to the fleets has already been demonstrated for spotttng gum fire, scouting and bombing. The air forces of each fleet, Atlantic and Pa ctfic. are now composed of scouting. spotting. torpedo attack. bombing and kite-balloon sQuadrons- A special type of plane for spotting gunflre Is now being developed for the navy. al- though no plaues have been conn pleted yet
 The peculiar value Of both spot- ting and scouting plenes hss been en. means of comil ilun1eet1op bstwsen
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31

has no average, she has no group tie. She is a stranger to herself-some- times especially to members of her own fam1ly-and cannot be compared with her kind of a previous age
 We are tempted to think of her as living in a spirit of masquerade so rapidly and completely can she as. sume different and difficult roles or accomplishment.
 '.She tantaIizes us by the simple ness of her artfuIness and yet unreal ness. We find her Hght-hearted, which is the privilege of youth. She believes with Stevenson that to nave missed the ioy is to have missed it all We find her harboring secrets and imbedded emotions which are her hidden treasure in the mysterious dis covery of herself as private inol, vidual If we do not understand these symptoms we call 1t tempera, ment and try to dispose of the girl as difficult or as needing discipline.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
Real service in hair dressing.

Real; because expert and careful and pleasing. With knowledge of latest methods and fashions there is combined genuine desire to have service pleas ing and satisfactory
 similar skill and spirit in so-called beauty treat ments. For improving complexion -Mineralava treat ment; for the hairhenna treatment. Each, and many other processes carried out carefully and thoroughly and properly.
 Marcel waving and permanent waving manicuring and shampoong- all are done thoroughly-and results are pleasing. >, For little folks barber shop where Barber Bill snps hair in latest fashion and gives boys and girls ride on his hobby horse.
 For women who require aids to good hair dressing such helps these:-
 pin curls-$2.50 Transformations 50
 gray pin curls-$3.5O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
SHE DARKENED HER
 GRAY HAIR
Tells How She Did It With 8 Home
 Made Remedy.

Mrs. B. H. Boots a we'll known resident of Buchanan County, Ia., who darkened her gray hair, made the following statement:
 Amy lady or gen leman can darken their grey or faoed hair, and make il soft and glossy with this simple remedy, which they can mix at home. To half pint of water add ounce of bay rum, one small box of Barbo Compound and l-4 ounce of glycerIne. These ingredients can be purchased at any drug store at very little cost Apply to the hair every her day until the gray hair is darkened sufh- Fciently. l. does not color the scalp, is not greasy and does not rub OIL It will make a gray haired person look twenty years younger -AdV.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
MILWAUKEE DOCTORS SAY
 BEER IS NOT MEDICINE

Milwaukee, Jan. S1.-Milwaukee, formerly noted for good beer. has placed itself on record through re- cent vote of Wisconsin physicians as being against the use of beer ana whiskey as a therapeutic agent.
 whiskey met it's fate by close margin Three hundred and hhfty- nine physicians expressed the VIeW that whiskey is not necessary as medicine, while SAP held that 1t was.
 On the question of whether beer Is of value in the practice of medicine, 1SS answered ives" and 509 mo" Wine was held to be beneficial by 221 doctors, while 476 decided 1t was of no use.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31

the plane and land and sea bases, in- ciuding ships. It Is expected that this feature will aid greatly the de- velopment of battle practice for this new arm during coming maneuvers.
 It will also bear directly on the pro- gress of commercial aviation this year, which was only held up last year by the general lack of money to rope has done.
 As evidence of the rapid stride es aviation Is capable of, naval experts pointed out the development of de- fensive, methods which greeted the proved capabilities of the bombing plane.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
20OO HAMPERS ON ROLLS OF
 UNIVERSITY

Berkeley. Cal. Jan s1.-Approxi- mately 2.ooo .-dappers" are on the University of California student rolls. Miss Mary Ide Bentley. former sec retary of the San Francisco Young Women's Christian Association, de- clared in an address here.
 Flappers," Miss Bentley said, asus- ually are girls who believe personality Is physical. who consider all advice as abstract, who love continual change. who converse in generaiities and who arc in many higher fnstitu- tions of learning
 To present picture of the normal girl as she exdgts today is a dhring venture. Miss Bentley added E~she
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
Smart little wash waists at $2.

Dainty and smart and appealing little waists of voile white flesh tint
 Nicely trimmed with lace embroidery in at tractive fashions
 One pretty model has square neck with vest, another is either high or low neck wished. With pleated skirt, welcome change from one-pece dress; for either home business $2.
 econd dooR
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
WORK BEGUN ON
 BRIDGING RIVER

Detroit, Jan. 31.-First actual steps toward bridging the Detroit river be- tween this city and Canada nave peen taken. Eneineers have started bor- lngs at several points between Twelfth street and River Rouge on the Amer. ican side and between Windsor and Ojibway on the Canadian side, to de- termine the location of the structure
 The borfngs will find bed rock on which to place tower piers. on which cables will be anschored 100 feet below the surface of Detro1r river Results of the borings will be known
 within the next month
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
DEAF MUTES WEAR BANDS
 TO ESCAPE AUTO PERIL

London, Jan, 31-A novel method to ensure safety for the deaf In the streets has been found by the Berne (Switzerland) Association for the Deaf, which has distributed among its members a kind of cockade as large as two-inch circle. It IS yellow, with black spots, and can be worn on the arm or breast.
 The association has notified the police and motorists of the meaning of the badge and asked for constd- eration to the wearers- The system will shortly be extended to all Swiss towns.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
S1.OOo FIRE DAMAGE.

Fire believed to have started from spontaneous combustion dld damage esttnated at SlOOe last night on the third floor of a frame dwelling house owned by Mrs. Miller at 1f9-121 Gar field avenue. The flames started in a small storeroom and quickly spread to the rest of the house.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
JUDGE BoARDMAN. PRESIDENT.

New Haven, Jan. S1--The State Bar Association, in session here yesterday, elected the following officers: Pres1- dent William B. Boardman, City Court judge of Bridgeport: vice pres fdent, Lucius F. Robinson, Hartford; secretary and treasurer, James E. Wheeler. New SrEVeh.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
ssai
WOULD WED IF HE HAD
 LIFE TO LIVE OVEE

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan 31-M you xueIe to live vour life over would you wish it to be different? What would you change? Your profession! Yourself?
 J. V. Houghtanng. executive secre- tary of the Milkaukee Council of the American Legion, says there is only one thing in his life he would have different.
 s'I ann sure that would live new life very much as I have my present one. with the exception of one thing, he said. "I am not married, but II I had 1t to do over I would marry. Every man should
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