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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
7
Loyal druggists promote freezone a new treatment said to shrivel corns with no pain. A few drops applied to a tender corn soothe soreness, then the skin lifts away. Quarter ounce bottles sold at small cost claim to remove all types of corns from feet without inflaming surrounding skin. Do not risk infection by cutting corns.
Two German men, George Schwarzwalder and Ernest Emil Albert Heitmuller, were deported from Ellis Island aboard the American steamship Mangolla today bound for Hamburg. Federal agents arranged the transport and kept them under guard after raids on New York Reds.
The Y M C A basketball team has two games this week. They travel to Waterbury on Friday to face the fast Waterbury team and host Blessed Sacrament on Saturday in a preview game for an exhibition by Springfield College Gymnastic team. Manager Walko aims for two wins as the squad seeks a sixth straight victory this season.
Miss G. J. Baird of 30 Glenville Ave Aligton Mass recounts two years of illness with four doctors little relief and drastic weight loss. After reading Dr True's Elixir ad she tried the product and reports rapid improvement as stomach worms and related symptoms faded. The testimonial notes offensive breath swollen lip sour stomach and other worm symptoms and credits Dr True's Elixir as sold by all dealers.
Atlantic City, N J January A budget exceeding 500 million dollars is required to evangelize the world according to leaders of the Inter Church World Movement of North America. Dr John R Mott presided as over 1000 delegates from eight denominations gathered for the survey conference. Samuel Guy Inman declared American mission boards alone offer a practical program for solving the Mexican problem, while a plan to revise dates for state pastors conferences was appointed. A Northern Baptist quota of 1 million dollars was set to underwrite the movement and launch an unprecedented publicity drive.
In Columbus Ohio the United Mine Workers of America ratified the international officers’ action accepting President Wilson’s plan to end the coal strike on a 14 percent raise with a commission to draft a new wage agreement. Acting President Lewis urged ratification and the Pennsylvania miners’ President Murray moved to accept the international report. The ratification includes acceptance of any award by the President’s commission.
An officer from the superior court in New Haven arrived to locate Nathan Malkin, a defendant in automobile theft cases set for next Tuesday. Malkin failed to appear, his $2,500 bond was called, and he had transferred Windsor hotel ownership to Mr Michael Michaelson, who is also accused in the case of wholesale machine thefts.
Secretary Seward B. Price of the Chamber of Commerce leaves for Lowell Mass to speak at an American City Bureau meeting outlining plans to reorganize the Lowell Chamber of Commerce Tonight. Tomorrow he attends the New England Commercial Executives Association convention in Boston Mass.
Thomas Dalton manager of the Bridgeport H V Greene office hosted a farewell dinner at the Stratfield hotel for 22 staff members. Dalton is transferred to the New York office and D W Pollard, ex treasurer of Union Borax, will succeed him.
Physicians and surgeons from St. Vincent's hospital gather at the Algonquin club for the annual staff banquet and officer election. The evening includes a brief business meeting and an entertainment segment. About 80 staff members are expected to attend.
The board of apportionment and taxation will meet this afternoon at 4 oclock in City Hall chambers to organize for the current year. Mayor Wilson presides with William E B Seeley expected to be reelected president.
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