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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1920

Page

20

Bridgeport Plans Training School for Community Workers

The Department of Religious Education of the Council of Churches of Bridgeport announces a seven week introductory course to start a Community Workers' Training school. Classes meet Monday evenings at First Methodist Church with Bible class by Dr. Wilbert W. White and group studies led by Dr. B S. Winchester and Dr. Alexander Alison Jr. Public invited to opening night and registration.

Department of Religious Education Council of Churches of Bridgeport Church Federation of Bridgeport George S. Hawley Donald B. MacQueen Alexander Alison, Jr H. H. Read Ralph J. Munson A. H. Armstrong Lucy S. Curtiss Susan M. Andrews Bridge First Methodist Church Wilbert W. White Bible Teachers ‘Training School of New York City Columbia University University of New York New York New Jersey Bridgeport B. S. Winchester Winchester Alison

Honor Paid to Fenellosa in Tokyo Memorial Unveiling

A bust memorial for Ernest Fenellosa was unveiled at Ueno Park in Tokyo. Viscount Kaneko and Edward Bell praised Fenellosa for bridging American and Japanese art, noting his role in shaping the Boston Museum collection and introducing Japanese art to the United States.

Tokio Ernest Fenellosa Massachusetts Fine Arts Institute Ueno Park Fenellosa Boston Museum of Fine Arts Viscount Kentaro Kaneko United States Japan America Edward Bell Sensei Fenellosa Sensei

Expansion of Empire Ended in Central Asia

London reports Earl Curzon and Sir Percy Cox discussed Britain’s future role in Central Asia. He said expansion should end, replaced by security and orderly evolution, with Afghan independence and Arabian unity ambitions noted. The scene included Afghanistan unrest and Bolshevik influence concerns.

London Central Asia Earl Cuma Central Asian Society Great Britain China Afghanistan All India Tibet Lord Curzon Mesopotamia Percy Cox Britain Asia

Korea Wants the Japanese to Move to Korea and Manchuria

Seoul reports the Japanese press urges Japanese settlers in California to abandon the United States and relocate to Korea and Manchuria, arguing they are needed there and could help economic and industrial development while achieving a moral victory.

Seoul Korea California United States Manchuria Seoul Press Chosen Pacific Jia Pocace

Japan to govern 700 islands under navy oversight

Tokio reports say Japan will administer the 700 South Sea islands under a governor with navy supervision, aiming to expand civil administration and establish three sections for domestic colonial and police affairs, while trusteeship talks unfold at the League of Nations. Armistice Day events are planned nationwide with large veteran parades, memorials, and warnings after past violence. Four divorces are filed in Superior court, all citing desertion or cruelty, including cases from Norwalk, Bridgeport, and New Canaan. In Valparaiso, Chile, the consul advocates Greater use of New Orleans as a port to ship Mississippi valley exports to Chile, urging it as a call port for ships now routing via New York. Appeals seek protection for lives and property in Catalonia by 18 firms and associations.

Tokio South Sea Japan League of Nations Council Valparaiso New Orleans Mississippi Valley Chile Thomas A. Page Cincinnati New York

Fiery itchy skin soothed with Mentho-Sulphur cream

A skin specialist touts Mentho-Sulphur cream as a fast healing remedy for irritated or broken out skin. The preparation is said to stop itching within moments and clear eczema after two or three applications, by destroying parasites causing the irritation. A small jar is available at drug stores.

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