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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-19
S1oR!Es
%BEDTInTE,
Bully the English Sparrow Is
Put Out.
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Tie world hong since decided fully.
1t neither likes nor wants bully.


Tie world hong since decided fully.
1t neither likes nor wants bully.
Old Mother Nature.
Bully the English Sparrow and Mrs.
Bully had been living over by Farm
er Browns house. They were build
ing a nest behind a blind. They had
been driven out of the Old Orchard
the-ye1r before. You know none of
the other little people who live in
the Old Orchard like Bully and Mrs
Bully. Farmer Browns Boy had
driven them out the year before. and
they had never tried to go back.
But Bully is sharp-eyed. There
isn't a great deal going on near him
that he doesn't find out about. He
didn't discover those new houses in
the Old Orchard at once. but after a
few days he noticed that Winsome
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and Mrs. Bluebird were gathering dry
grass, and he knew that this meant
that they were building q nest He
watched them fly over into the Old
they were building a nest there. OF
course, he wanted to know where
that nest was, so he few over to the
Old Orchard.
At once he discovered those new
houses. His eyes sparkled. Right
away he few back to tell Mrs. Bully.
"There are the finest houses you've
ever seen, my dear, over in the Old
Orchard" he declared. "They are
brand-new, and we ought to have one
Mrs. Bully looked at the nest be-
hind the blind and then over to the
Old orchard. That nest was just
about finished. but a nest behind a
blind wasn't to be compared with
nest in new house; III go over
declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-19
Crspettes,

Beat two eggs very light, add one
half cup Of white sugar. one-half cup
Of brown sugar, one-half cup Of chop
ped walnuts or cocoanut, one-half cup
of -four, one-half teaspoon OF vanilla.
and one-haf q teaspoon Of salt. Beat
well and drop by tablespoons on a
butteled pan two inches apart. Bake
in a moderately hot oven. Use tin
pan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-19

Statesmen - Thoroughly ex-
perienced, for rug dept; good
salary and steady employment.
Apply Mr.. Marks, second floor,
The Palais Royal, nth and G
SITS. NV.
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Banana Pie.

Line a deep pie plate with pastry
and fill with thin slices Of banana.
Beat the yolks OF two eggs with two
spoon Of orange extract and one and
one-half cups Of milk; pour this over
the bananas and bake in moderate
oven. Beat up the whites Of two eggs
to a stif froth. then beat N one ta-
bIespoon Of sugar and spread on top
Of the pie. Brown lightly Id the oven
and serve hot or cold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-19

SALESWOMEN, experienced,
for lace department; good salary
and permanent position. Apply
Supt.. The Palais Royal, nth
and G. SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-19

SALESWOMEN-Experienced
in women's and children's shoes;
for Friday and Saturday work
only. Apply Employment Office.
9th floor, G. ST., Woodward &
7 ,othroD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-19

EXPERIENCED salesman and
estimator for our drapery sec
ton. Apply Employment Office,
9Th floor, G. ST., Woodward &
Lothrop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-19

HOSIERY SALESLADIES;
several attractive positions open
for experienced women. Apply
Superintendent, corner 9TH and
X SITS. VIM. Hahn & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-19

JORBERS OF ALABASTINE IN WASHINGTON D. G.
W. H. Butler Co, 900 st. NV.
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GOVERNMENT CT Err K S,
solicitors-An easy and attrac-
tive way to add to your income.
Make use of your spare time to
earn as high as $50 week. Ad-
dress Box &C, Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-19

SALESMAN-Young man, not
over Is years of age, with some
experience in white goods. APP
ply Employment Office, 9th floor.
IG ST., Woodward and Lothrop.
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,MECHANIC-Must be expert
enced in electric truck or pleas
ure cars. See Mr.. Montgomery,
Sterrett & Fleming, Inc, Kiss
Champlain st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-19

AUTO MECHANIC, hrst-class
man only; must have reference
as to ability and be capable of
earning good salary. See Mr..
Montgomery, Sterrett & Flem-
ing Inc. 2155 Champlain st.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.

New York, March 3.-C1earing house statement: Exchanges S739 100 900; balances $71, ,6O0,000; Federal Reserve Bank credit balances, $500, 900.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
BOY KILLS SELF AS PARENT URGES
 HIM TO SCHOOL

Detroit, Mich. March 3.-Resenting and breeding over his fathers per emptory order that he must continue to- attend school, Arthur Coleman, 4 his h onge- -here this morning. A bitter quarrel is said to have resulted from years old shot and killed himself in the fathers order. In a note the boy left he bade his father and step mother farewell and added:
 1T want to see mother.'~
 Young Coleman joined in the fam fly prayers before retiring last night, and according to his father. tossed about in bed until four o'clock this morning. He then arose, obtained rifle, lay back on the bed and shot himself
 He was pupil in Cass Technical High School and was noted among his fellow pupils for his fistic prowess.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
@lUTMEG PRIEST
 IN JERSEY COURT

Newark, N. J., March 3-The com plaint involving sensational charges )y 20 year old Julia Mahanna against Rev. M. Simon Yonan, 57. of New Britain. Conn.,, a Nestorian priest, hat she was tricked into her mar T'fage with him. was formally with lrawn today when the priest was ar raigned~ before Police Magistrate J. Victor D'Aloia.
 Before araignment counsel for the litigants decided to withdraw the case from police court jurisdiction and contest it in Chancery court. The magistrate agreed and told the priest to return to his home and remain there until the case Is called.
 Counsel for the priest denied the threatened to kill her unless she lived with him. She had deserted him at the church Immediately after the cer- emony. Rev. Yonan said, His lawyer said that the marriage was legitimate, put that the brides parents objected to it because the groom was not of the same religion.
 The priest was in court. Mrs. Yo- nan is sick at the home of her parents n Newark
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
Derby Man Held
 In Assault Case

Derby, Conn, March 3-Nazurene Turchi, arrested last night. was held for hearing tomorrow on a charge of assauIting Mrs. Michael Dondero
 on Seymour avenue, fashionable residential street, according to the woman Turchi walked up to her in the street, grabbed her by the wrists and slipped a pair of handcuffs on them and locked them. The woman tainted and Turchi escaped. A pass er-by found Mrs. 'Dondero lying in the street and helped her into a nearby house where the handcuffs were removed by the use of soap. Turchi was caught later in the busi- ness section. He refused to give any reason for his action. The prisoner is 32 years of age and has a police record He had recently been em-- pIoyed by the Elm City nursery ar New Haven as a laborcr. When ar rested he had $500 in S100 bills cG his
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
Government To Sell Drydocks

Washington, March S-Thirteen of the Shipping Boards drydocks locat- aed on the Atlantic seaboard and the Gulf have. been turned over to Vice President Farley in charge of sales to be sold.
 @ The drydocks cost the board about S900, ,000 each and President Powell of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, in announcing that they were for sale said they should bring about $3O0.- 900 each.
 The drydocks are located at Ba1ti- more Norfolk, Staten Island, Pensa- vUkla Fla. New York. Perth Anboy,
 T. Galveston. Tex, Mobile, Ala,
 Weehawken, N. J.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
Hiss Edith Porter
 # leads Church Body

Miss Edith Porter was elected pres- fdent of the Women's Congregational uniop st the 18th annual meeting of the association held this morning in khe United Congregational church. The other officers for the coming year Congregational church, secretary; Mrs M. A. Warriner, from United Church Treasurer. The wives of the eight ICongregationaI pastors in the city %were elected vice-presidents
 Brief addresses were given during !fhe early part of the meeting by Miss Ruth Cable of the local Italian mis-
 .sion, and Miss Ethel R. Sterling, secre-
 |tary of Juniors" connected with the
 New Haven branch.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
HOME BOOSTED
 BY CHI JUDGE

Chicago, March 3-The old Amer ican homestead wi-h it's training religion was the finest and best fac tor in keeping down crime this coun try ever has known, Judge IEtcSha0 ScanIan, Chief Justice of the Crinina Court said in an address before the Chicago Medical society last night.
 .'As an institution, it is fast fall ing intod ecay," he continued. with a resultant increase in crime-'
 Another reason given by Judge ScanIan for the increase in crime is that 'tthe America public is losing faith in God"
 "In recent statoistics," he said. 'it was revealed that during the question ing of men for the draft two out of every three boasted they did not at tend church. Such a statement is ap paIIing.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
Pneurnonia Cases Lead in February

l According to figures given out to- aay by Dr. William H. Coon, health officer. the number of deaths from Bronchial pneumonia for the month of February this year is greater than the D2mber for last year. This year there Ie 3S deaths from Iobar and bron :.
 pneumonia against % for last
 ing January last year there were
 AthS divided equal among bron-
 And 1obar pneumonia as against
 deaths from both forms of the [1seEse for January, this year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
Seek Ireasurers
 .YoungBookkeeper

Boston, March S.-Miss Elizabeth Kenney, 30 years of age. housekeep- er and bookkeeper for Town Treas rrer Warren G. Wright of Northtleld 70 years old, was being sought in Bos. ton today. Detectives had a war rant for her arrest, charging her with larceny of $1O.000 of the towns money The only known clue to her Whereabouts was a letter she wrote Feb. 23 from this city, where she was formerly a nurse-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
POLICE BATTLE IN
 HUME STREETS

Milan, March s.-A battle between police and members of the Fasciti Extreme Nationalists) in which gren- ades and bombs were used, was fought n the streets of Plume this morn ing, according to information just re- .eived from there.
 Members of the Fascist occupied d the Plume postoffice and attacked the palace.
 The palace was defended by police who used bombs and grenades to such rood advantage that the attackers were beaten off
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
FOREST LAND BILL VETOED.

Washington. March - President Harding today vetoed House Resolu- ton TT. providing for the conso1ida- tion of forest lands (pubHc) in the Clearwater-St. Joe-Selway district in Idaho. The President stated in a brief veto message that his action was taken because a conflict of opin- ion had arisen, and because he had been requested to do so by the Idaho Congressional delegation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
INSURANCE FRAUDS BARED.

New York. March 3.-Accident in surance frauds which may total S1,- 000,000 and which were worked by regularly organized band. were re- Vealed today by three indictm ents filed here. Three men were named : ! the indictme ents-Benjarn min I. Skot- wiz, Benjamin GreenwaK and Max Flstein.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
Loans Uyad Business

THE safety of a loan is determined by the
 standing of the borrower, the condition of his business, and the quiczness with which cer- tain of his assets be converted into cash.
 The selfish interests of the bank and the well fare of the community are both served best by making loans that keep the greatest number of people busy producing something that serves a human need or convenience.
 This is why bank wants to make short term loans only, that it serve as many of it's depositors possible. And this is why it wants to increase its deposits.
 A big bank, bank that realizes that it's best interests and those of every member of the com munity go hand in hand, friendly bank is the best bank for you
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
SPARE THE N. J. MOSQUITO.

Atlantic City, N. J. March 3.-Mos- quibos inhabiting the state of New Jersey have been sIanderet1. They have been held up to obloquy as car niverous monsters, insatia-e in their pursuit of prey and insensible of the better things of life, but Thomas U. state entomoIogist, says these are at variance with the facts
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
STILL EXPL0DES,
 MANY IN PANIC

New York, March 3-Ten families in an apartment house in Brooklyn were thrown into panic today by bomb-1ike explosion of still in a room on the second floor. The room was rented by a man known to the other residents only as Tony and he was absent at the time. Fire fol- lowed the exDIOSiOn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
BENCH OPENING FOR CAPPER.

Washington, March 3.-''The emil nent senator from Kansas (Capper) oacing been elected leader of the 'ag- 'icultura1 bloc is now open for a presidential appointment to the Fed oral bench" announced Senator Nor "is IR-) of Nebraska today He sue reeds Judge Kenyon as leader of the bloc, Judge Kenyo having been el- 4vated by the president when he be- came too strong in this body"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-20
zELEz. RADA VzDAVA Sc NADEJE.
MEM PRY VYHLfDKY MA SMlR MEZI
STAVKARI A ZELEZNICEMI,
VSECHNO JEDNANf Sc ROZBfJf o UZNANf PRAV
SENIORITY STAVKARU.

Chicago, 10. Gervence Nezdar vSech pokusu docil
ovnani stavky denku zamesnanych eleznicnch dnach,
by oznamen prohlasenim vydanym w. Hooperem, pred
sedou zeleznicni rady Spoienych Statu.
"Jezto nezda Sc byti zadne vyhdky usmifen proti
chudnych nazor zeeznc stavkaT6 spomych otazkach,
zelezncni rada e clenove neobira dele pokusy tom
smeru,' pravi Sc prohaseni
Soucasne poukazuje, re vastn6 k dohodnuti do
speo vsech p6ti spornych otazkach mezi zeezncem
savkaf krone pray seniority toz ably stavkainm poana
bya leta kdy prvne zamesnani nastoup otazka to- jez
puvodne vubec nebyla predm6tem sporu.
Zeeznitn vykonn drednici rovnez vydali prohlasen
nemz pravi zadne dals poray neisou konany re
chino vyednavn rozb otazku pray seniority savkafd
Tato jest nyr vSech neduezit6jSi.
Washington, 10. cervence. - uradovny Americke Fe-
derace Prace vydano byo provoani zadan sou del
nici vSude ably podporova stavku zam6tnancu zeez
niCnch den Ma d6niky at uniove neb neuniove, einen
jest appel ably nekona zadne prace drive konana byla
stavkujicim denctvem. "V6c nz tito denici zapas
suhue neihorlves podpory pomoc pravi appelu
podepsanem pfedsedou Compressor a vykonnym vyborem
federace.
Ze vsech koncu zeme dochaze zpravy zrusovanf Via
XII rovnez stavka uhokopd zacna byti mocnym cnelem
zeezntni stuac. Drahy nezapira eiich zasoby uh
povazve tenci nekere zapadne cd Chicago doznavai
re mali ahH anem diva sdny s. Tesasu~ss seuse, ze
hroz nedosatek oleje uhli nebude brzy dleva suac
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-20
RUsUM ODEPREN BYL ODKLAD.
MA TO BOLSEVICI ODPOVEDELL ODVOLANfM
SVYCH NAVRHU OHLEDNE DLUHU.

Haag, - 6ervence. Tajemstvi obklopovalo dnesni
iednan konference Haagu ak bude dale neni
jasno Kdyz byl Maxim Lynov hlava sovetske deegace
navrh predloz Moskve odporuCeni uznan pTedvalet
nych duhu povsechne zsady odskodneni maiee czin
c byl dotasny pokus mezi mmoruskymi deegaty yylvo
DOZEN, re Rusove ucinili podstatne istupky
Kdyz vsak mmoruSti delegati sesl Sc odpoedne, da
smu prozkoumani navrhu Lvinova ozvay rozhodne ma
milky pro predlozen techto navrhu vadam vsude
evila neochota Gekat sedm dn iak Ltvnov navrova
Jednim vysedkG teto schuze bylo prijet zahadne
souce podane baronem Avezzano Iae kter byla tax
stavena ze snad ami vetSna delegate il nerozumela.
PAX mmoruSti delegati odhlasova kona pie
nami zasedani Ultra hod. odpoedne ucesm prije
zprav podvyborl skonceni konference.
reoluc Avezzarove pravi, re konference rnv1dze
prija ruske navrhy ale zaroven dodava re vyvofy
priznivou atmosferu pro ps vyiednavani' Kdvz Ru
sove dovede re byla odmnua ejich zadost sedmdenn
odklad odvola sve drveji prohaseni vzhedem otazce
dluhu soukromeho maietku prohlas re nynl poklada
uvoln6ny uZavati separatni smlouvy jednotlvym
narody die poeby PTevlada mneni re odbornc zas tro
chu daleko re ech vlady uznay nejleps skontt on
ferenci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-20
%. OBET v HERRIN.

Marion, H., IS. cervence.-
Vcera konal sc ma zdejSim ven
kovskem hrbitove pohfeb unio-
veho hornika Guy Hudgense z
Marion, .jenz tezce byl pora-
n6n hned prvni den nepokoju V
Herrin. Byl stfelen do prsou a V
patek podlehl svemu zran6ni V
tamneisi nemocnici. Ma pohrbu
podilelo Sc velke mnozstvi zvla
ste venkovskeho obecenstva,
zastupci havirskych uni, ia
koz i rytiri Pythiovi, u nichz
Hudgens byl lozovym tajemni-
KEN. Nest'astny zapas v dolech
Herrinu vyzadal 81 tudiz az do
sud % lidskych obeti a nekolik
ranenych je jeste v osetrovani
nemocniGnich lekarG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-20
VELKA SCH0ZE KU KLUX MA PROPAGANDA PENEZ
KLANU DOSTI

Londyn, IS. cervence. "Ti-
mes" oznamuje 2 Helsingforsu,
re vykonny vybor ruske komu-
nisticke strany pfi zkoumani
propagacnich fondd treti inter-
nacionaly odhalil deficit 30
milionu zlatych rublu. Predse-
da treti internationally, Zinc
vev, ktery ie poveren spravou
tchoto fondu prohlasil, re 3 mi
liony zlatych rublu vydany by
ly ma Janovskou konferenci, Z
mil. poskytnuto bylo indickym
nacionalistum ma podporu je-
jich protianglicke kampane a
zbytek 20 mil. povolen jako
podpory revoluenlm organisa-
elm V Nemecku a Italii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-20

Akron, O., 19. cervence.
Bee jakehokoli obtezovani od
policie neb okresnich uradu,
rytiri Ku Klux Klanu nell We
likou okresni hromadnou schu-
Ii V SIM Zednafu ma Mill a
Howard ulicich dnes vecer.
Temer 1000 muzG bylo pritom
no, mezi nimiz byli klansmeni
cekatele, ktefi nell byti uve-
deni. Do sine dovolen byl vstup
pouze tenn, kdoz mohli Sc Wy
kazati listky. Hlavnim recni-
KEN byl DR.. c. l.. Harrod 2
Columbus, hlava Ku KluxG V
Ohio. Tyz pravil mezi jinym,
re 95 procent metropolitnich
dennikG, tydennikG Magazi-
MI Jest vydavano lidmi, kteri
nemohli by Sc stati cleny Klanu
cd tech vychazi nejvetsi op-
posice. "Kdo Sc chce stati Gle
nem Klanu, musi byti V prvni
rade domorodym americkym OBJ
Ganem a krest' anem," pravil
Harrod. We shromazdeni byl
znacny pocet prominentnich
obcanG akronskych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-20
REkONSTRUKCE MINI
STERSTVA.
Neodvisli socialiste " Nsmec-
ku vstOupi do vlady.

Berlin, Is. cervence.-Presi-
dent Ebert mel konference S
vudci majoritnich a neodvi-
slych socialist1, jez nepochyb-
ne budou NIT "a nasiedek u
stanoveni vudce neodvislych So
cialistu Hillferdinga statnim
tajemnikem V ministerstvu So
cialni hospodarske rekon-
strukce. Jmenovani toto upev-
nj jednotu utvorenou mezi
ob6ma socialistickymi strana-
mi a soucasne zajisti schvale-
nj zakona Tia ochranu republi-
ky, ktery nepochybne jeste V
rubehu dneSniho dne bude
riSskou radou prijat We tfetim
cteni. Ministrem zahranicnich
Zalezitosti Ma miste zavrazde-
neho dra. Rathenaua nepochyb
ne stane Sc Wiedfeldt, nynejsi
n6mecky vyslanec We Wash
ingtonu.
Pc zavrazdeni Rathenaua ma
lezeny byly dukazy, ze reakcio
narske spiknuti smerovalo sku
tecn6 ku vyvolani move revolu-
ce V Nemecku. Byla nalezena
nejen velka skladist6 zbrani a
streliva ma ruznych mistech, z
nichz povstalci NELL byt vyzbro
jeni, ale zjistilo Sc take, re spi-
klenci NELL jiz pripraveny no.
We monarchisticke penize, jez
mely byt lined po vybuchu re-
voluce dany do obehu ma miste
nynejsich republikanskych pc
neZ.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-20
SAM Sc ODSOUDILI.

Berlin, 18. cervence. Fischer
a Kern, yrazi DR.. Waltera Ra-
thenau-a, zahranicniho mini
stra, spachali sebevrazdu dnes,
kdyz policie chystala Sc zatk-
nouti je Bad Koesen v Du-
rynsku. Eminent muzi Sc zata-
rasili We vezi ma temeni hory.
Policie zahaiila ma ne hromad
nou palbu a kdyz prestali od-
povidati, policiste vnikli do
v6ze, kde nasli oba mrtve Sc
strelnymi ranami We spancich.
Vsechno poukazuje k tomu, re
sami Sc sprovodili Sc sveta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-20
NOVA RAMA REAKCIONARUM.
v NEBRASCE NAVRZEN "a SPOLKOVEHO SENA-
TORA PRfTEL ROOSEVELTUV.

Omaha, 10. R. B. Howell Omahy, Glen
blkanskeho narodnho vyboru Nebraska ieden hlav
mich Theodore Rooseveta kdy roztriS
blkaskou sranu 1912, jest repubkanskym kandidaten
drad senatora Spojenych Statd.
Howell jenz posednich n6kok rokG byl spraveem NEST
skych veeine prospesnych podnikn, vodarny pynany
ziskal vsnu 5000 hlasu mad nebzsim soupefem
kongresnkem Jefferisem Porazka Jeferisova Howelem
jest pokladna vseobecne pofzku admnstrace Harding
ovy Jeffers horlve zastava by il podporovan
Senator Hitchcock ienz zskal demokratckou nomnac bu
de miti Howeovi sneho odpdrce Demokratckou guver
nerskou nomnac nepochybne ziskal c. W. Bryan Lincoln
bratr Wama Bryana enz oezel platforme radkanl-
no provadeni prohibicnich zakond.