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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31
Situation Up
 To De aIera 
s e CT e t ary Expresses Faith, However in Pro- visiOnal Government of Erin.

London, May 31-The threat of Great Britain to break the Anglo-Irish peace treaty, as having been broken, and take back her old civil and military authority in Ireland was made in the House of Commons to- day. Unless Eamonn De Va lera signs the declaration set forth in the Irish treaty that Great Britain must regard the Anglo-Irish treaty as broken and Britain has the right to re- sume her old powers in Ire land," said Colonial Secretary Winston Churchill in a state ment to Common on the Irish negotiations now in progress here.
 Elections Jeopardized.
 Secretary Churchill continued:
 1.-The De Valera-CollinS agreen ent jeopardizes free elections and makes cooperation between North and South Ireland much more difficult
 ''The British signatories are study ing the proposed Irish constitution. It is probable that it may be submit ted to the House of Commons after the WhitSuntide recess.
 Great Britain will not deviate from the Anglo-Irish peace treaty either in letter nor spirit.
 If De Valera or any other coaH- ton ministers at Dublin bring out that the Irish constitution is not meeting the terms of the Anglo-Irish peace treaty, Britain will withhold her as- sent to the constitution until correc- ton is made"
 Expresses Faith.
 Secretary Churchill expressed faith in the Irish Provisional Government. saying that he did not believe the coalition agreement with De Valera was an attempt to break faith with Great Britain.
 The Colonial Secretary did not at tempt to minimize the gravity of the situation but declared that. if the coalition puts an end to terroism in Ireland the advantages may well be set up against the disadvantages.
 Great Britain,' added Secretary Churchill, will not object to the CO., a1ition agreement if De Valera and his supporters will sign a declaration of adherence to the Anglo-IriSh peace treaty. The situation is now Up to De Valera
 Collins has disavowed any respon- sibility for the occupation of Ulster towns by soldiers of the Irish Repub- lican Army"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31
Jealous Husband Behends S0n. Kills Wife And Then
 tSInshes Self With Knife

ed at their feet. He was taken back to his apartment and propped in & chair. where he nodded assent to police questioning, as to whether he had killed his wife and child with a bloodstained pen knife which lay on table.
 On the boys lips was a smile, in dicating he did not know what had happened when he was attacked while asleep. The mother appar- ent1y had been killed while defend ing her son.
 A relative told the story of serious Quarrels over the boy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31

New York, May 3I-Crazed by jealousy Of the love of his wife and his son for each other, George KruGn- pet, 4s, today beheaded his seven year old son William, killed his wife by Slashing her throat, then severed his own jugular vein and Is dying in Bellevue hospital.
 Crowds gathered before the apart ment on East 45th street. attracted by the cries, and four detectives who were passing in a car rushed to inves- tigate.
 Trumpet staggered out and coIlaps-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31
LAURA MORGAN NAMED
 DEPENDANT IN SUIT

Laura C. Morgan of New London is named defendant in a damage suit filed against her today by Michael G. Cunningham of this city, who charges operated by her cOl1ided with a bicycle upon which he was riding on John street at Park avenue. inured him to the extent of $1O,000. He alleges that she was driving at an excessive and reckless rate of speed. As the result Of the accident Cunninghams hip was fractured and he was totally inca pacitated, he charges.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31
MAN SEIZED WITH CONVERSIONS

Late Monday afternoon the annbu- lance was called to State street and Fairfield avenue in response to call from the Connecticut company. A man who gave his name as Livingston Walker was seized with an attack of convulsions on his way here from Norwalk- Dr. J. F. Walsh treated the man. who pEoceeded on his WAY
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31
BRITAIN lNA Y TAKE BACK 4 UTHORITY LN IRELAND
Finance Con,mttee Votes 70 Report BiH To Senate
Ulster Appeals
 To England For Help In Warfare

Belfast. May 31.-The Ulster Cabinet today appealed to Eng land for assistance as a result of the growing warfare between Republicans and ' ster conSta- bulary on the Tyronefernnanagh border in rhe western part of the province. \ reign of terror pre- vails in that district. The Orange residents arc In flight. Repubh- cans are concentrating south or the Ulster line. The chief trouble zones arc Gladly. Belleck and Strabane.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31
Copyright 1922. by I. N. s)

CCopyright 1922, by I. N. S.)
 Peking. May s1-"If out of the present war, union results, the price paid will not be too great
 1T have done all that I could to prevent civil war in China I have tried for months to bring about a reconciliation between the rival fac tions and my efforts have been in vain"
 His exceIlency. Hsu Shin Chang. President of China, made these declarations to the International NeS today.
 ter what pressure is put upon me" he said, Thor ice in the face of dan ger for if I desenk Rc7riux will ba
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31
DAMAGES OF s5.ooo SOUGHT.

Bringing action through his father. Thomas Cody. this city, a minor. to- day filed suit against E. Minor of New Haven, asking damages of S. 900 as the result of an automobile collis- ion on the Boston Post road. West Haven. Feb. 26, 1922. The com plaint alleges that the defendant nam ed in the action was driving at a reckless rate of speed and failed to give a warning signal The boys ankle was broken and he suffered other injuries that have kept him from school the writ charges.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31
ASKS s2O0o DAMAGES

Alleging that they secured a pur- chaser for Stamford land owned by George ". BeadIe- the firm of Bell and Pderson of Stamford, filed suit against BeadEe asking damages of s2,00o. The property Envolved in the suit is located at All Bedford street, Stamford. The plaintiffs in the action are real estate brokers
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31
SATISFIED WOMAN
 WAS A SI1CIDE

Coroner John J. Phelan did not hold 6 hearing into the death of Eva mitted suicide by taking lysoi. The coroner is satisfied that the woman planned her own death and Medical Examiner Samuel M Garlick is also satisfied that the woman p1aned her own death. She left g. note explain ing her reasons for ending her life.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31
P. o. Still Leads
 In Sales Of Certificate:

Brtdseport is still leading in the sale If Treasury Savings Certificates. The latest figures given out at the local post-office give this city a lead of k1o,575 00 over New Haven. The com hIete list for the state is:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31

s11oo DAMAGES SOUGHT.
 Charging that the Farmers Dairy Co. of this city, feiled to pay a debt of sSs1,1s, J. A. Helmerich today 6led suit against the milk company. 0aunxn1 ok f1<10o ana asked. s.ss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31

Grief Not Long Re- membered Beau tiful Memorial Day Saw Myriads Hap lily at Play-Laugh- ter of Children May Be Music of the Spheres-TO Honor Dead, Serve the Liv- ing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-31
WEATHER:

For New Haven and vicinity: Fair tonight; Thursday increasing c1oudt- ness followed by showers Thursday afternoon night.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather and not much change in temperature followed by increa sing cloudiness on Thursday.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-23

cbapter. | do not know why it was
changed from Sarai to Sarah unless
r. wos because "i'' stands for inbred
sin, and III" stands for holiness, ana
she got the inbred sin taken out OF her
heart and holiness put in. This text
was given Il. c. 1911, add to it 49,,
and YOU have a text 1898 years old.
Noah was just man and perfect in
his generation and Noah walked with
God" (Gen 6 o. This text was given
T. C. 244S. add to this 1922. and you
have text 1870 years old.
Genesis the fifth chapter and twenty
second and twenty-fourth verses
speaks of EnOch who walked with
God and was not for God took him..
But some may say it does not say that
he was holy. true but it takes me JUST
II minute to prove that he was holy.
Can two walk together except they
be agreed" Amos >: - BE We holy
for | am holy" Il Peter l: 16). Now
if two can not walk together except
they be agreed. and God was holy and
Enoch walked with him for 300 years,
then Enoch was holy. and one day as
they walked together Enoch went off
home with the Lord and has never got
back. and if you please. Gen. >: 22-24
WAS given 1860 years before the Angel
ic choir sang their annunciation hymn
Ger the hills of Judea the night our
Infant Savior was born in the manger.
Add 376a TO 1922 and you have text
5G91 years old. Now if that is not Old
enough. go back to the morning of
creation and as Adam fell from the
him good and very good and still if
that is not old enough. turn If You
please. To Eph l 1 and read. Accord
ing rs he hath chosen us in him before
thc foundation Of the world. that We
should he holy and without blame be
fore him in love. aud remember that
before the morning stars sang together
or the SOILS of God shouted for joy.
that God had planned for You and me
to be holy Thank God for the High
way and the way of holiness which
leads to heaven. The plans of this road
were made in glory. the rolling stock
was paid for on the old rugged cross.
and the train which travels this road
carries neither sleeper nor smoker.
but Il first class diner. Glory, hallelu-
iah Tickets are HOW on sale AT the
old fashioned mourner'S bench. 50 all
who will pay the price. may go get
your ticket. and see that it has been
punched twice. brother. sister.
will close. and ask Bro y. Il. Her
rell 10 sing The Good Old Bible Line.
Herald of Holiness. by request Of
Mrs l. L. Clark.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-23

The way of holiness; the unclean Shatl
not pass over it but it shall he for
those: the wayfaring men, though fools
shall not err therein. lisa. 30 81.
This text diScloses to my mind two
great facts. which stand like noun
tain peaks The first is THE highway
of regeneration" The second is "The
way of holiness
We as holiness people have been
accused of lowering the standard OF
regeneration in order to make room
for another work of grace. i. e., sanct-
jfication. We will see. and in order 10
do SO. will bring 10 your attention
few Bible marks of regeneration.
Those who are ON the highway of re-
generation. have peace with Goa.
therefore being justified by faith, we
have peace with God through our Lord
Jesus Christ rom. 5:D. See also
Psa. 10 100 But in lisa. 81 81. | read
"There is no peace. saith my God. unto
the wicked
Those who are ON the highway of re-
generation are free from condemna-
ton. "Thcre is therefore now no con-
demnaton to them which are III Christ
Jesus" tRom. sill. A man has been
proven guilty of murder and condemn
IL Of
come. he has been taken to the place
of execution The officer holds his
watch. as the time of execution draws
nigh. But down the highway an auto
is seen coming ut great speed. nearing
the throng. it slows down and man
leaps from il waving document III
his hand and cries, Stay the eXecu-
ton" Pushing his way through the
crowd. he hands the document to the
officer 1t is n pardon for the condemn
ed man and he is free from the con
demnaton of law.
| was under condemnation for SIN,
when more than twenty-six years ago.
the pardoning board of the skies pas
sed on nv case. the Judge of the uni
verse signed my pardon and dispatch
ed the Holy Spirit from the upper
glory To LET me know about it. and /
passed from under condemnation
Glory. hallelujah for ever
Those who are on the highway OF re-
generation have the witness OF the
Holy Spirit The Spirit himself bear
eth witness with our spirits that we
are the children of God tRom. S:16).
Those who are on the highway of re-
generation love each other. I'VE KNOW
that we have passed from death unto
life because we love the brethren Il
John 3:14. There are no old grudges
among Gods children, hut there is
love stronger than all of the brother
hoods combined.
Those who are ON the highway of re,
generation keep Gods commandments.
Hereby we do know that we love nm
if we keep his commandments. He that
saith | know him and keepeth not his
commandments is IA liar and the truth
is not in him. / John ?; 81.
Those who are ON the highway OF re-
generation do not commit, sin. CTheN
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-23

make honest mistakes) whatsoever *
horn of God doth not commit sin; for
his seed remaineth in him. and he can
NOT sin because he is born of God" Il
John 3.a1 You see the text reads Is
thorn present tense or time. not was
past tense or time "Whosoever is born
of God Fright now. not WAS born of
God1 doth not commit sin. his seed
remaineth in him. Che is not backslid-
DEM and he cannot sin. because he Is
born of God. Not was born of God,
some time in the past. whatsoever is
AN honest man cannot steal because
when II man steals he is not honest.
whatsoever is truthful man can not
lie" because when a man lies he is not
truthful whatsoever is IL sober man
can not get drunk" because when II
man gets drunk he is not sober man.
whatsoever is in the church can not he
out on the street or at home because
when YOU go out on the street or to
yonr home you will not he III the
church. and whatsoever * born OF
God can not sin. because when he SINS
he is a sinner. and man can come as
near stealing and being honest. Icing
fand being truthful. getting drunk and
staying sober, going home and staying
in church at the same time, as he can
shining and being Il Christian at the
same time. See ! John ): Is.
Those who are on the highway of re-
generation bear fruit. Every branch
i'm me that heareth fruit he taketh not
away" John 10: p. so if we remain
branches in Christ. we must bear
fruit Herein is my Father glorified
that We bear much fruit, and so snail
We be my disciples" (5ohn Is: 81.
Brother. Sister, are you on the high
way of regeneration? Do You have
peace with God? Are you free from
condemnation? Do you have the wit
ness of the Holy Spirit? Are you hold
ing old grudgesz Are you keeping God $
commandments? Are You living lie
above sin? Are You bearing fruit for
the Master? These are not my tests.
but Gods tests These are not my
words. hut Gods word, and by ii YOU
and ! will either stand or fall in the
last day.
Having given some Bible marks of
the highway of regeneration | will now
come TO the second great fact which
the text discloses to my mind. which
is The way of Holiness.
\ few years ago | motored with my
family from Montana to Everett.
! WaShington. our roads were bad in
places. better in others. and graveled
mart of the way. but one July after
noon we ran in sight of the concrete
pavement. and rs we approached it we
saw clearly that we must either take
the pavement of turn back. But | did
not hear wife or any of the children
complaining. or pouting. or saying we
are going to have to take that old con
crete pavement" or Il don't believe IN
y concrete pavement But as we dash
ed onto the pavement wife smiled.
laughed. the children shouted, and |
pressed the gas feed until saw thar
we were making thirty miles an hour
,the speed limit) and on we dashed at
better speed with more ease and com
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-23

Politicians, however. found it quite
unnecessary TO select IA poorer brand
Of booze for election purposes. They
shy al murder.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-23
THE HIGHWAY AND THE WAY.

Text And an highway shall be
there. and "A way. and it shall be called
The way of holiness the unclean shall
not pass over it but it shall he for
those: the wayfaring men, though fools
shall not err therein" lisa. - 81.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15

JUSTICE TWICE

Whether Eva Fleming. colored. be-
lieves in the God of Luck or carries
a horse shoe or a rabbits foot. she
luckily is a free woman today after
being charged with assault and bat
terry with intent to kill.
Yesterday Iva cut Charles Ben
nett also colored. during a QUARREL.
He sunerned a ten inch cut near the
heart and swore out a warrant for
her Arrest.
When the police served the war
rant. she asked to so into her room
and dress. They permitted her
and while waiting on the outside
Eva get a bed sheet. maze an impro
vised rope, one end Of which she
tied to a rope and started down on
her perilous journey to the street
below.
Eva had almost touched the
ground when one Of the officers
happened 70 look around the corner
and spied her. lie gave chase catch
ing her about a block away.
Sitting in one Of the prisoners
chairs in the City court room this
morning Eva waited and waited for
Bennett TO appear. Evidently his
friends had told him not to appear
and the case was dismissed for lack
OF prosecution.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
GARY
NEWS
LOGGER DIES
AT STATION

Refused a room at the Delaware
Hotel wher che formerly roomed. q
man known as George Manley. ap-
piled at the Gary police station for
lodging last night and when an eff
fort was made to arouse him from
his slumber" by the night turn-ke,
at six o'clock this morning. it was
found that he was old in death.
Having no money Manley was
turned away at the Delaware Ho-
tel. A young man brought him to
the station IN a checkered taxi tel
ling the desk sergeant that his name
was Aanley and to give him a place
70 sleep He seemed to DO in the
best Of health when taken to the
dodgers room. The Body was taken
to a local morgue and efforts are
being made TO locate relatives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
PEARL BURNS
SEEKS
AND ALIMONY

William S. Burns IS made defend
ant in q suit for divorce filed bv
Peal Burns in the Lake County
Supreme Court, in Gary. The com
plant charges cruel and inhuman
treatment
Mrs. Burns charges that the de-
PENDANT struck and beat her. and
on one occasion the defendant be-
ing L until an early hour OF the
morning told this plantiff that he
had been out on a booze party.
There are two children. a boy
named William s.. aged 20 months.
and a girl. namedJean OF the age
OF 5. OF whom the mother seeks
custody. The complaint furthe-
states that the plaintiff has always
been a dutiful wife and good moth
er and is therefore entitled to the
custody Of the children.
The parties were married Janu-
airy 14th. 1919. and separation took
place on the 14th Of December. 1922.
Mrs. Burns Will he remembered as
Nfis~ Pearl TSrrfo~G bnfore her ma
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
MERRY CHRISTMAS
FOR MANNED VETS
U. S. To Compensate in
Full For All Outstanding
Claims for Disabled.

IsTAFF CORRESPONDENT i. N. sERvIcEl
WASHINGTON. Dec.1 5-To the
$4,000 manned and wounded veter-
ans of the World War stu in gov
eminent hospitals. Uncle Sam this
year will play Santa Claus, spread
ing good cheer and gladness.
This message was b~roadcasted to-
day by Charles r. Forbes, director
Of the veterans bureau to the 80
federal hospitals throughout the
land.
The governments gift to these
wards, Forbes announces today
would be checks and compensations
IN full settlement Of outstanding
claims and adjustments. In order.
that there be no disappointments
Forbes has ordered the bureau
force to work night and day If
necessary. between now and Christ
mas to conclude the settlements.
These checks to the men who. in
1917 and 1918 were picked from
quiet pursuits or life to be rushed
TO the battlefields OF France many
to be returned physically disabled
for life, VIII be literally a Godsend
from some kind providence.
Many OF them viii be enabled TO
return to their former peaceful
callings. to reenter business, to take
up again hat life which they so
gladly left during the nations
darkest hours to be thrown unhes-
itantly into the turmoils. Rfbula-
lions and hardshlps OF an overseas
battle ground.
1t has long been the wish of the
bureau to adjust all claims for the
disabled. But the tedious necessity
a thorough investigation or each
individual claim-and often times
burdensome red tape-has delayed
settlement in numerous instances.
The result. In many cases. has
untold hsrdships, has ag-
gravated the anxiety and the an
guish of the man who lost a leg or
an arm. or We're stricken with some
enduring. r%avaging disease.
The end of the delay IS. now in
and that is why Forbes as
the governments Santa viii be able
TO distribute checks throughout the
hospitals before Christmas day.
The crying appeal TO the bureau
mas been for settlement OF Claims.
Without funds. the veterans have
waited patiently IN the hospitals.
aung thickly with gloom. where ev-
IN hope. often times. has been crush
ID.
With claims settled. many VIII
ne able 10 return. though perhaps
permanently manned and disabled
irritable caricatures o. their form
# selves. to home and rest.
such is the hope or Director For
'es.
Bur the number who a be re-
eaSed At this time after claims are
tdjustod. it vas declared, is COM
.aratively negligible. Thousands.
.assed. suffering from tuberculosis,
hell shocked. mere shadows of the
= rsonnel - THAT vast army which
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
CASES SET FOR
WEEK DEC. 18
IN CRIMINAL CT.

William o. Thona.
attorney. has set the follow
cases down for trial IN the
CFlHlinal Court of Lake Countv ho-
ginning Monday. December 1sfb.
MONDAY, DEC. -.
4s@State vs. Boyd Russell
'-State vs.. Lewis Thomas
-s9l-state IS. John III. Green
-9@-State VS.. Ernest whitma,
stAte vs. Sharles Evans.
TUESDAY. DEC. 10.
as4O-State vs. Ebert Spearman.
ssSs-state VS.. Flourie Wssbam
-Sss-State vs.. Peter Prfca
so3-State VS.. William ]. Bebbar
State VS.. Bill BADLY
''S-state VS. James williams.
WEDNESDAY. DEC 20.
Estate VS. Joe MARITIME
36Sz-State VS.. Leona us--
zeeS-state We. Carl RosenbIoon
z4oS-state VS.. Elizabeth Giant
-4ez-State VS.. T%aiIestine PhiIlins
zSs2-State vs. Ruth KaIlfS
2S6s-State vs.. Evylyn Warren
@o-O@State vs. Marie White.
@s14-Stats Va Fannie Mcneil
-sSs-State VS. Astoris Donuas.
-sse-State vs. Ada Anderson.
@Ssi-State VS.. Nora Anton.
THURSDAY, Dee. II.
~9e0-state vs.. Lucille Willy.
alias Hillard.
2674-State Va Joseph Janotta-
ze1S-state vs. Tony Bongicvanne
2Ssl@State Vi, Kondrat Sostik.
2SS6-St2te vs.. Charles Povinski.
2Ss2-State vs.. John Gaduk.
2Sso-State vs.. Pete Benedict.
FRIDAY, Dec. ~.
-oo2-State vs. Andrew Lesnick.
2Sls-state VS.. Nick Tursins.
2Sf7-State VS.. James Kaparous
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-15
I'M
IN MEMORIAM-

In loving memory Of my wife and
u dear mother. Mrs. Christina
Tienlann, who passed away -four
years today. Dec. Is. 1922.
In the graveyard softly sleeping
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lies the one we love so dearly
In her silent. lonely grave.
Peaceful be your sleep. dear Mother.
II is sweet to breathe they name;
IN life. We loved you really;
In death we do the same.
just -four years ago you left US.
How We miss you. Mother dear.
And remember all your kindness
As we drop a silent tear.
Our hearts are filled with sadness
For your smile we see no more.
You are gone. but not forgot.
No- shall you ever be-:
Your loving Husband and Children.