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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Urges Grant Of
 Supplies To Scouts

Senator George P. Mclean intro d0cee: to the United States Senate yes tefday petition frem the Bridgeport chamber of Commerce urging the passage of the bill authorizing the secretary of war and the secretary of navy to loan. issue or sell surplus mill
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
Old Flagship May Be Brought Here
 For Exhibition

The famous old battleshfp Hartford of Civil War fame may be brought to Connecticut waters for exhibition purposes. The Connecticut Cham Der of Commerce is working actively towards this end and recently named Bradford D. Pierce of Bridgeport Captain T. A Scott of New London
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
OBITUARY
Mrs. EIizabeth Monahan.

The funeral of Elizabeth Monahan. widow of Charles Monahan, will be held Monday morning at S:3O from her home, 450 Connecticut avenue and in Blessed Sacrament church a half hour later where solemn high mass of requiem will be sung.
 Mrs. Monahan, who died last night daughters. Mrs. William Sullivan and Mrs. Michael Fitzhenry, and one ne phew, Thomas McE1roy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-31
James B. Garrison.

James B. Garrison, son of James B. and the late Leah H. Garrison, died yesterday at his home. 190 Beardsley street. The funeral will be held on Monday, April 3, in the Messiah Baptist church, at o'clock Interment in Mountain Grove ceme- tery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06

leaving clean bowl. knead until mix
ture is smooth elastic 90 touch, and
bubbles may be seen under the sur
face. Return TO bowl. cover with
Goth and tie on board cover Let
rise until double it's bulk. 10 usually
requires about two hours. Toss on
board slightly Toured knead and
shape iHto loaves. and place i'm
creased pans having pans nearly
half fun. Cover. let rise again TO
double it's bulk. and place in hot
oven. reducing heat after about -
minutes Bake so minutes. Leaves
should begin 10 brown i'm about -
minutes. then temperature OF oven
lowered. and ioaves baked slowly.
Mrs r S. Chirhart All y. Tay-
Tor ST.. South Bend Ind
4th Prize
White bread. pint of neighoor-
hood yeast. 8 large tablespoonfuls
finely mashed potatoes. table
spoonful sugar. tablespoonful
salt , p quarts water 3 or > quarts
of Laurel flour or any good flour.
In the evening mash ( or 8 pota-
toes very fine or enough 20 make 3
large tablespoonful add table
spoonful of sugar and ! tablespoon
ful Of salt Beat until it looks. like
whipped cream add / quart of boil
ing water and stir. let this stand
until luke warm or cold. then add
pint OF neighborhood yeast. let
stand over night in a warm place.
Tn the morning stir and add I y
quarts of water Then take out /
pint of yeast and save for your next
baking In the remainder of the
yeast stir I quart Of flour. let rise
/ 20 a sponge 80 or 80 minutes Then
] take or quarts Of -four. warm it,
add the sponge and work till stiff
I let raise t.u quite light work down
I let rise again till double its bulk
I Put in loaves and let raise have
oven no. bake I hour This makes
3 or 4 large loaves. If buns arc
wanted take off enough dough and
worksa little shortening in shape in
small buns let raise and bake in a
quick oven - or 30 minutes. Grease
. the loaves before and after baking
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06
Wyatt Woman Wins First
Prize in Bread Contest

milk. tablespoons lard table
spoons butter. tablespoons sugar.
3 teaspoons salt. ] cake compressed
ter. ABOUT - cups flour Directions.
Make a sponge of luke warm potato
water. mashed potato Yeast and
about 3 cups OF -four When this is
foamy tabout an hourJ add luke
warm milk in which lard, butter.
sugar and salt have been melted.
Add flour 20 make soft dough. turn
orto bread board and knead about
- minutes. put into CREASED bowl
and grease top of dough place i'm a
warm spot until dough has doubled
in bulk Turn onto slightly Toured
bread board. kuead out an bubbles.
form into loaves saving ont small
amount for rolls put I'm creased
pans. grease top Of loaves and again
a.law 20 stand until loaves are
double I'm bulk Bake 90 minutes in
moderate oven. decreasing heat az
ter 10 minutes When bread begins
20 brown. finish baking i'm slow
oven
Mrs. Arthur Rose. 11I7 y ST.
Louis Blvd South Bend Ind
3rd Prize
MIX and water bread for bread
mixer
Gun scalded milk. I cake yeast
dissolved i'm 4 Gun lukewarm water,
cup bousg water. tablespoon
r.-I t.Ir.-,g..r J,v++.,. & rtrr,e
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06

Saltrising bread made in iris way
viii always be good
Z cup corn meal put in bowl
pour boiling water over IL. beat well
set this in the evening. in the morn
ing add 10 this Is teaspoon soda
I teaspoon salt. / teaspoon sugar
Add a little warm water thicker
with -four. set this in a warm place
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06

sugar and soda together Add Gra-
ham -four. bran, and dates. and mix
thoroughly Mix water. milk and
well beaten egg and add slowly to
-four mixture. stirring constantly.
Pour into CREASED bread pans and
Mrs Stay Lee. III y. Main.
South Bend.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-25
DISABLED VETS WILL DEMAND
MORE HOSPITALS FOR BUDDIES
NOW NEGLECTED BY CONGRESS
Veterans of World War to
Meet This Week in
San Francisco
BY GENE COIN

SAN FRANCISCO, June PA SIM
pie appeal for a more sympathetic at
titude-
An appeal for more active partici-
alton of wounded veterans in the af-
fairs that concern their crippled
clan
Such are the notes that underlie
dozens of resolutions to be presented
before the convention of the Disabled
American Veterans of the World War
here June 26 to so.
This army of broken boys, who look
to the government as worthy sons
look to a father, will seek to unrayel
the skeins of red tape; reorganiZe
many departments now handling the
affairs of wounded soldiers, and re-
move ineffective methods.
''The convention will demand i'm
mediate action to get out mentally dis
abled comrades out of contract asy-
lums," Judge Robert S. Marx, national
president, declares.
I'm some OF these asylums soldiers
are mixed with civilians and tubercu-
lar patients in buildings so overcrowd
ed that 200 patients are forced to
sleep on the floor at night. Undoubt-
edly the convention will use every
means possible to cause correction of
such conditions
Immediate relief for men who lost
their lungs in the war and are now
hundreds of them-walking the
streets of western cities in search of
proper disqualification, also will be de-
nranded, according to the judge.
Many Issues
It can be definitely announced that
these will be among the important is
sues:
IA resolution win be introduced
urging that disabled vets be placed in
charge of the personal service depart
ment of the Veterans Bureau. 1t will
be argued that the veterans are best
able to select men familiar with the
extreme cases of disabled heroes and
are better equipped to provide salts
factory arrangements with them re
cent disclosures of disqualification con
ditions and the methods OF handling
men by the Veterans Bureau will be
recalled in the presentation OF this ap-
peal
congress will be asked to amend
the War Risk Insurance Act, TO pro-
vide five-year limit, instead of two
years as at present, in which neuro-
psychiatric disabilities will be con-
strled as dating the origin OF service
and four-year limit for tubercular
cases.
Sit will be urged that emergency
officers disabled ip the World War be
retired for disability on the status OF
the regular army.
4-If disabled veterans fail to make
good in places assigned them by voca'
tional training officers they shall be
entitled to train in other lines.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-25

elder brother, had formally ADAM
doned his claim to the throne, Alex
ander proclaimed himself king. But
he stayed in Paris and could not be
induced to return to Belgrade.
He was afraid of anarchists and
other malcontents, it was said, since
many attempts had been made on
his life. On Oct IL Alexander was
reported as saying he never would
mount the Jugoslav throne.
Premier Patchich of Jugosiavfa
journeyed to Paris. He held many
conferences with the young king.
And early in November Alexander
and Patchich left for Belgrade,
where Alexander formally took oath
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-25
Americans Spent SOL 100000
A Year For Narcotics,
Says Congressman
BY EDWARD M. THIERRY

WASHINGTON. June PA con-
certed drive has begun 10 secure pass
sage of Congressman Lester ID. Volk's
resolution for a congressional investi-
cation of the narcotic drug evil, which
has grown to such an extent that Amer
lean addicts are spending more than
$61,0O0,000 a year for drugs.
A tremendous impetus has been Civ
en- the fight for an inquiry by the re-
evolutionary action OF the American
Medical Association, representing 90.
600 physicians, in publicly endorsing
the VOlk measure.
Politics has kept the resolution in a
pigeon hole since last January" says
Congressman Volk, who is a Brooklyn
physician. Now the medical profess
sion is waking up. Endorsements are
pouring in from state medical and
pharmaceutical societies all over the
country.
Until the maladministration of the
narcotic law is exposed hundreds OF
thousand of innocent drug victims will
continue TO be prosecuted. 1t is a ques
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-25
KINGS CONDUCT
AND LINEAGE IS
ACCUSING TALK
Alexander and Queen Marie
of Jugoslavia May Be
Headed For Russia

BELGRADE. June "a. - Diplomat!
suspect the honeymoon of King Alex
ander and Queen Marie of Jugoslavia
is but the starting point of new
monarchial drive on Russia.
Its object, according 20 this susDi
cion, is to place the young couple on
the throne on which the Romanoffs
sat until the revolution.
While the king and his bride
whose native country of Rumania lies
between Jugoslavia and the rich
Ukraine region of Russia, are honey
incoming in Beed, Slovenia, the posi-
bility OF Alexander sitting on the
Russian throne is discussed in whis-
pers in court circles in several cap
itals.
II such plot exists and succeeds,
it will mean that Queen Marie of Ru-
mania, most famous royal match.
maker of Europe, has played the big
gest card in her career.
II will mean that her daughter will
rule as royal consort over the great
est empire under the sun.
King Makes Denial
Reports of this gossip evidently
reached King Alexander's ears for
he denied it through implication in a
public statement some time before
his marriage.
My task as king OF Jugoslavia, -
he said, will be to organize my
country internally and cure it of the
ravages of war. | and my people de-
sire nothing more than peace
But, despite this denial, some un-
disputed facts lent background to the
gossip of intrigue. They are:
ONE: King Alexander is the most
logical successor to the Russian
throne. being today the most power
full reigning Slavic monarch. He
spent much of his youth and gained
much of his education in Russia.
TWO: Alexander has been harbor-
ing near Belgrade thousands of Rus
sian fnonarchist troops, remnants of
Baron Peter Wrangels defeated anti
bolshevist army.
THREE: The only barrier be-
tween Alexander and Russia is Ru-
mania, with which Alexander has
concluded a compact through his
marriage with Princess Marie. And
Rumania fears bolshevist Russia.
Kings Conduct Queer
Coupled with all this is King Alex
ander's strange conduct at Paris last
summer.
In June, 1921, an attempt was
made TO assassinate Alexander, then
q prince, i'm Belgrade Wounded, he
went to Paris to recover. His father,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-25
Royal Newlyweds Covet Russian Throne Diplomats Fear
10000 Doctors Demand Congress Probe
Illegal Drug Traffic In United States
Help Free Drug Addicts"

| have introduced a resolution in
congress asking for a full and free
investigation of narcotic addiction.
the method of handling and treat
ment by physicians, institutions and
sanitariums; the effectiveness of the
present laws, rules and regulations
to control smuggling. trafficking and
abuse of narcotic drugs; and for the
purpose of drafting legislation for
the control OF the evil
Every doctor, every druggist, every
medical and pharmaceutical society,
and every unbiased agency and or
ganization looking toward a solution
of this problem, should endorse my
resolution. Suffering humanity re-
QuireS il.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-25

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King Peter, died
Since Prince George, Alexander's
as king. Shortly afterward his COM
ing marriage to Princess Marie was
announced.
alexander didn't want to mount
the throne" say court gossips. But
Patchich dangled before his eyes the
throne OF Russia and one of Europe's
most beautiful Processes. And to
this temptation Alexander yielded"
THE TEST
Where's the nearest garage? I've
only got a gallon of gas left"
oval, it's thirty miles. That'll give
you purity good idea how far you can
go on a gallon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-25
BY DR.. LESTER D. VoLk
Member of Congress from Tenth

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The mar
cotic drug situation is an economic
problem of tremendous importance.
The welfare OF between 1,000,O00
and 100000 persons is at stake.
More than SCI 100000 is spent an.
nually by addicts for drugs. The loss
in wages of unemployed 'addicts
amounts to $15O,OOO,OO yearly.
This does not include losses
through theft and burglary, or the
cost of suppression and punishment
of crime, or the care and treatment
of those who eventually become
charges on the community.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-25

5-That disabled vets, regardless of
previous school training be given
equal opportunities in school training
under government supervision; and
that the time for their rehabilitation
be extended, from two to four years.
6-That governmental care of dis
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-01

CONTINUED TOMORROW
copyrIsht. 1898. BY the Chicago Tribune
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
OF POLICE
ISSUES NEW ORDER
Bicycle Riding on Sidewalks
to Be Rigidly Prohibited
in City.

Chief Harry W. Barrows of the
local police department announced
Saturday evening that war on bicy-
clist who ride the sidewalks had been
officially declared and that the po-
lice would be instructed to arrest all
violators hereafter. The department
has been somewhat lax In the past in
enforcing the ordinance owing TO the
many new street Improvement which
have been in progress but orders
were issued for the rigid enforcement
of the law and now all offenders will
be severely dealt with, II was said.
Chief BarrOws' order followed an
accident about O'Clock Saturday
evening in which James Dietchlev.
1903 w. Fourth St. was painfully hurt
when struck by a bicycle. The ac-
cident occurred in front OF the
Scheer grocery store on w. Fourth
ST. The Dietchley lad was coming
out of the store when Ollie Huener-
koff. 91S Lincoln Way w, struck him
with his bicycle, knocking him into
the street. Chief Barrows happened
along just as the accident occurred
and carried the lad to his home.
Huenerkoff was given a severe ad-
monishing by the local official and
after an agreement TO settle for all
damages incurred he was allowed to
return home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23

children VIII not get a chance TO
play enough.
Now the harem guards are on
strike in Constantinople- We take
II that there viii be an unterrined
and unconquerable bunch Of strike
breakers that VIII apply for these
Jobs.
Experience - beginning 20 show
that about as good a way 20 eaten
a bootlegger as eny IS 10 wait and
not chase him. He'll come around
II you give him time.
The dispatches say that Mr..
Harding lost a game OF golf during
his seaside weekend in New Jersey
We take q that his opponent was
TO republican ofiiceseeker.
The wonder Is that radio should
be so popular in the United State
where everybody wants 70 talk.
There Is much criticism Of the
movie kiss. but it seems 10 us that
only the personally conducted
smack amounts TO anything. II the
kisses. sixshooters and caveman
stuff are 20 be eliminated from the
movies. patrons of the snip age will
be driven to the park benches and
automobiles.
Pursuit is the dominant principle
OF human effort" declares a Boston
lecturer. Certainly so. II the object
OF ones pursuit is his own business
and not somebody else's affairs.
The trouble Is, too many people
regard themselves as naturally
adapted for service as overseers and
foremen.
Just IS years ago imprisonment
\ for debt was abolished in France.
imprisonment for debt in these
times would put so many in prison
that the world couldn't make a
crop.
One OF the New York papers de-
( c,ares that rentals are declinins
| throughout the country. This Is an
awful lie for any right-thinking pa
per to be circulating about Misha-
waka.
The record Mlshawaka Is playing
/ for this year IS 800 new dwellings
/ The folks are coming in droves, a
few babies are being born, and how
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23

You notice that the clothing max
ers and the b. ". q. manufacturers
never select men OF your shape for
demonstration purposes, done your
Improving wages and general en-
p.oyment depend upon Industrial re-
,.vai such AZ we are having IN
Nlshawaka Choke that and every
thing isl straneled.
They are predicting an apple crop
~ 31.O00.000 barrels this year not
counting the rots. specks and wind
fel,s which the Indiana farmers mo
tend 90 p-ess into cider. some Of
which may become vinegar II Mr..
Haynes doesn't catch &c on the glor-
.oUs turn.
Doc Graham SAYS the peoris
ion't drink water enough nowadays.
We suppose when water lost its util-
lty as a chaser. lots Of folks became
prejudiced against TO-
Just 10s years ago Samuel Colt
inventor OF the gait that bears hts
name. was born. AS a faciIitator OF
The involuntary exit OF man from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
TEMPLE

Grave Davidson will be seen at the
Temple Tuesday with a selected cast
in The Splendid Lie" a story that
concerns the adventures and mis-
adventures of a beautiful girl. IN
the notable cast is Noel Tearle. VINO
VIII be remembered for hts excellent
york in the Fox production, over
The Hill" Others are J. Thornton
Baston and Jere Austin. A very
funny Nicely Edwards comedy is also
shown.
Beginning Thursday for two days.
the ace OF the saddle. William S.
Hart, viii be seen in a sensational
story OF the old west, THE Three
Word Brand" also a very funny
Educational comedy.
Saturdays attraction consists OF q
special feature called The Spenders. %
and very funny Sunshine comedy
and Fox News
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23

tr1ot and the other Fellow a traitor.
The inmates o. the Missouri peni-
Tertiary staged a riot because they
were served meatless pigs feet. II e
nc quarrel OF ours, but are there any
other kind nowadays?
Rodolp Valentino asks the press
for fair play. As 20 his origin. he
says he was born in italy and that
his name is Rodolph Guglelmi,
which Is italian for Rude williams
All right. Rodolph. love 'em hard.
but one at a time. and be careful
about the statutes.
The fashion authorities for men
say the fall styles will be conserva-
tive as they were three years ago.
Gee, our clothes have stuck 20 the
game until they are back IN style.
eli except the glaze on the trousers
seats.
The movie marriages as a rule are
why they occupy 90 much space on
why they occupy so much space on
the front pages.
Reform would deprecate u n
some murderer were 70 shoot you
down in your tracks. but II would
like very much 20 limb. skin and
jayhawk somebody for selling you
box OF cigarets.
the young man that debt is a horror
20 be Stunned. but the average
youth insists upon trying It for
himself.
Nobody L. worried about how
much they do; It's how much they
get that engages their attention
Therein you may find the fruitful
cause OF all the strife in the world
And IL is a form Of selfishness that
shames civilization and mocks al
/ religion
The only time reforming a person
/ Is easy is when he is a baby four
days old. and II you slack on the
/ Job for seven minutes a week during
/ the next 90 years you lose. That's
how easy il ~; the tough old nut Is
\ hopeless.
You simply have no sense OF hu,
NOR at all unless you can find
amusement in the painful serious
ness OF people who worry themsel-
yes almost 10 death for fear the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23
SLATER TO WORK OUT
At FIRE STATION IN
PREPARATION FOR BOUT

Jack Slater. local boxer. who Is
IN training for a bout with Jack
Slick, OF Michigan city. al the
Emancipation celebration 10 be
staged az Niles, Mich. Aug /. will
work out with Eddie Welsh at the
Central FIRE station Sunday after
noon. Young Slater is said 70 be IN
good condition for match and vii
no doubt make an excellent show
ing against Flick who has long
string OF Victories 20 his credit
Jack LOOMS. Jackson, Mich. who
meet Jack Kennedy in the headliner
for the Emancipation day program
wiz give an exhibition az the Cen
trail station at 7 o'clock Thursday
evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-23

others get here the Lord only knows,
but they must have shelter.
The Literary Digest ought TO have
stated whether the straw vote
would be safe from the inspection
OF the voters pastor.
Troops are TO defend the nation
against those who would destroy ~.
end the nations inside enemy IS al
ways more dangerous than the
enemy across the oceans.
STILL those who shape the policies
Of the government must accept
their share OF the responsibilities
for the lack OF respect for the gov
eminent that Is 50 prevalent today.
The Literary Digest wants 20
know II you are wet. dry or lust
damp enough for mildew. It's a
free straw ballot that viii enable
you 20 say just how thirsty you are,
but 1t offers no relief
A s.. Louis merchant has $4,000
pairs OF pants he IS Offering ror sale
at reduced prices. Such boarding
OF pants is reprehenslble and il
persisted in Will result in laws COM
polling men TO walk backward.
There are times when II seems 70
Us as l. the present feminine styles
are an indignant protest against the
fame Of modesty that drove Eve to
| fig Leaves.
John Shell. alleged 10 have been
1S4 years old, has just died IN
Letcher county. Kentucky. We have
no comment. but Letcher county.
Kentucky, is the worst moonshlne
county in the Cumberland noun
tains.
The Black Billy Sunday has Just
concluded a great colored revival IN
Gonzales his final sermon being on
the topic. The objectionable Sin
OF That Damned Tongue OF Yours. ="
Il must have been rousing affair.
Another hardship OF the strike
is the reduction OF train service.
This is terrible unkindness to peo-
/ pie whose sole diversion and occu-
patton in this world Is 10 go to the
/ station and see the trains arrive
and depart.
The man without money can
never understand how It happens
! that the men who have made lots
/ Of it never know what to do with u.
/ George Gould loses the estate that
/ his wife left him for his lifetime or
/ until he remarked. /" Departing
! husbands and wives generally are
sure they are TO have successors,
and take a crack at them before
| spreading the pinions for the
/ fight 20 celestial realms