davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
OLA
CIERPIACYCH ma ASTME
Nova domowa metoda, ktora
kazdy mole uzyc bez kio-
- potu StratY czaSu.

" Many nova metods ktora uzmterEH
astme / chcemy asebyscle ~sprobowall
ma nasz kos1t. Me robI ro4nicy, czy
AETNA Jest przedawniona czy dopiero
roEw,jaj&ca sic czy sujawuia sic jaxo
Hay Fever>aIbo c~hronicIna ASTHMA, PREY;
SLICE 20 dawana darmo probks naszeJ
metd3y. Me robi rozuicy W. jakim xiii
mAcIe mieszkacie, W jakim jeetescie
wieku, Tub jake macie zatrudniente,
je4eIi macie astme. nasza metoda po-
Wilma spraw:t wam natychmiastowa
ulge.
Chcielibysmy specyalnie posiae tym,
ktorzy' cierpia ma tax zwana beDna7
dziejna, gd1ie .wszelklego gatunEu le-
karstw do wdydhan.a. preparacye Z o.
plum. W formie parry, patentoFwane,
etc, ME pomogly. Chcemy %azde&o
przekonac naszym wlasnym kosZtem 70
Ia nova metr!fa zakohczy- wszystkie
trudnoset W od~Jychaniu, sapaniu 1 In
ne strassne p~aroksyzmy powodo~ans
przeH aStms.
Ia. oterta darmo Jest zanadto wa1na
azeby z niej ME korzystac ja~knajprs.
dzej. P.szcie tlzisiaj / zacznijcie uzywac
xaraz. Me ~przysy1aJcie p~ieniedzy. Tyl-
ko przyszliJcie poni1szy kupon. Zrobcts
to dzisiaj. y"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
NOVA NIESPoDZ1ANKA
OLA

Albany, N. Y, 8 stycznia' -
|Dzisiaj miaio sic tn odbyc pierw-
sze posiedzenie czionkow stano-
wei legislatury. Pomiedzy wybra
nymi do owego ciala ustawodaw-
czego znajdowa}o sic pieciu So
'cyalistow, ktorych'z ,posiedzenia
wykluczono. T. Sweet, ktory byf
gl6wnym mowca i przeciwnikiem
BY socyalisci brazil udzial W IT,
stawodawstwie, zakwestyonowaf
|loialnosc socyalistow. Twierdzil
on, re partya kt6ra giosi przewrot
polityczny, rewolucye spofeczna,
obalenie istniejacego porzadku
rzeczy, ME. moze mice mic wspol,
negoi z ustawodawstwem. Czlon-
kowie bowiem owej partyi dosta-
ia wyrazne instrukcye, by dzlafall
ma szkode rzadu. Socyalisci obu-
rzy1i sic ma podobae rozporzadzc-
ME mowcy nazwali posteoek ow
gwaltem.
SKAZANY MA GALE zYCIE.
Pinckneyville, ILL.,, 8 stycznia.
w. Wrolen, zosta} skazany ma
dozywotnie wieziene "a zamor-
dowanie swej Tony. Byi on robot
nikiem ~kolejowym, a chcac po-
zbyG sic swej zony, utopi} ia W
sasiednim stawie.
~NADZWYCZAJNY POLoW.
Biloksi, Miss, 8. stycznia. -
Rybacy tutejsi, ktorzy zwyczajni
byli iowic ryby i ostrygi, wczoraj
kledy wyjechali ma morze, ME
z~lowiwszy zadnych ryb, rozpo--
czeli igraG woda. Ku ich zdzlwie-
niu zamiast ryb wylowili oni mno
stwo butelek wodki i wilma. Rozra
dowani SVEN szczesciem ME VIE
dzieli co z poczatku czynit. Prey
puszczaja oni, re butelki z zawar--
toscia ~wyrzucili uwazni pasaze--
rzy, ktorzy ME zapomnieii, re
przyjezdzaia do prohibicyjnego
kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08

re wojska rzadowe oto-
Vile W okolicy Hechicero,
pomisdzy Stanami chihuahua a
Coahuila. Kazdej chwili spodzie-
waja sic ujecia bandyty. Wojska-
mi rzadowymi dowodza generate
vie Marguia i Dieguez.
Washington, 8. stycznia. -
Department. stanu otrzyma!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
CAV sw6i plan iak zaznaczyl

! caly sw6j plan jak zaznaczy1
irozdzieia, on ma try kategorye
mianowicie; sposeczehstwo ma o
trzymac dochody W takiej formic
.jak, lepszej, tafszej i wiekszej u
sludze. 'Kapitai bedzie mial "a
.pewniona protekty,eye swych II,
lokowanych. fundusz6w. zas .pra-
ca ma otrzymaG take wynagro-
dzenie, jake uznane jest ma vol
nych targach swiata. =
:. MIN ten plan pojdzie pod obra
dy, senator Plumb przedstawi go
narodowi, ktory sam moze go O.
OaS3S = 80 g. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08

znow wiadomosG cd amerykah--
skiego konsula W Tampico o "a
mordowaniu amery&ahskiego o.
Gabriel Porter pracowaa
ola kompanii Penn, Mex. i zostai
zabity przez oficera meksykafiskie
go q grudnia. Wade rzadowe
doniosiy p~ierwotnie, re Porter
zostai przypadkowo zabity przez
swego towarzysza, gdy wracal do
.domu z tancow.
STARZEC
New Port News, Va, 8. stycz-
MO. Wilson Brokaw, pochodza
cy z Chicago zostal aresztowany
pod zarzutem zbrodni morder-
silva. Przypadkowo odkryto cia}o
zamordowanej p. Brokaw, w O.
kolicy obozu Eustis. Bedzie temu
miesiqc, jak zamordowana udaia
sic do owej miejscowosci, by zyt
W poblizau swego syna H. Wilso-
ma, ktory siuzy W armii amery--
kahskiej i jest TAME stacyonowa-
my. Kilku ludzi .przechodzacych
mimo, ~uslyszaio woianie kobiety o
pomoc, gdy jednak przybyli ma
miejsce znalezli tylko trupa. MAJ
zamordowal ia miotkiem i costa
viii cialo zony W polu.
EMIGRACYA zYDoW.
Nowy York, 8. stycznia. -
lyle razy juz slyszeliSmy o We
dr6wkach zydow do Palestyny, re
dzisiaj dosyc niedowierzajaco czy
fanny wszelkie wiadomosci w Tel
sprawie. Podajemy tn jednak, co
nam z Nowego Yorku donosza.
Mianowicie bawi tam Dr.. J. Ro-
senblatt, czsonek izby pos}ow z
Warszawy, ably sic znieSc W spra-
vie zamierzonej emigracyi zydow
do Palestyny, z -qrzew6dcami ru-
chu sionistycznego w n. Iorku.
Otoz przeszlo sto tysiecy familii
zydowskich zamierza opuScic Poi
ske j udac sic ma stale do Palesty-
ny. Wielu zydow posPrzedawalo
swe maiatki, ably sic przenieSc Z
kraju niewdziecznego do Palesty-
ny. Maja oni grupami pojedyhcze
mi udawaG sic do Triestu i. do in
nych portow. w samej kodzi ze-
brano okolo 2 miliony rubli, &C.
lem otwarcia interesow w Pale
stynie. ,Organizacye syonIstyczne
Ijednak ME bardzo So zatem, ably
zydzi tax spiesznie emigrowali,
~raczej zrobiliby oni lepiej, ably
poczekali do czasu, gdy k~onferen,
eva pokojowa Liga Narodow u,
stall granice Palestyny. Trudno
t. jednak bedzie, azeby zydzi sa'
mi re SODA W zgodzie zyli, ME ma,
JAG kogoS trzeciego, CODY go mo,
gil wyzyskiwaG. zyd przeciez
lest pasozvtem. a jake TAXI MUS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08

sic odzywiac cudzym kosztem.
.Zyd must mice kogoS oboego, ia
kiegos ngoja'', ably mogl z niego
ssac soki zywotne, ~inaczej on ist-
nice ME mole. To jednak .pewne,
re wszyscy z ca1ego serca bsdzie-
my i'm zyczyc szczeSliwej drogi i
lzy "a mimi ME urohimy.
BERGER JESZ-
.CzE ZWLEKA.
Washington, 8. stycznia.
Dotychczas jeszcze sic ME zgfo-
sill socyalista Berger do Waszyng
tonu, ably zajat swe miejsce. W Sc
nacie. Wysiai on tylko list do
klerka Izby, W ktorym zaznacza,
&c obywatele Milwaukee wiedzie
Ii dobrze Kogo mieli wybrae, cze-
mu dali 'wyraz w ostatnich
dniach, gtosujac ma niego, Il. ma
Bergera. Spodziewa on sic, re po-
dobna scena sic wiecej ME powto-
rzy, jak to by}o ostatnim razem,
re s~enatorow4e ME chcieli go
mice W swym gronie, poniewaz on
jest socyalista.
PLAN PLUMB'A.
Washington, 8 stycznia' -
Azeby uniknaG klopotow ma PREY
szlost jakoto strajkow iinnych
nieporozumieh senator G. E.
Plumb przygotowai plan, ktory
chce wkrotce przedstawic izbie.
Jestto plan tr6jpartyjnej kontro-
Ii calego amerykahskiego pre-
mysiu. Kopie tego planu, wczo-
raj rozdawal Plumb wszystkim
urzednikom W Waszyngtonie, kto
rzy biora zywy interes w tel spra
vie. Plan ten jest oparty ma tel
samej podstawic co i plan ktory
przedstawiono kolejom. Zapew-
ME znalaziby on wielkie poparcie
take same jakfego dozna} jego
plan kolejowy, ktory reprezen--
tuje, kapital, prace i publike. -
Przemysl amerykahski rozdziela
on. n acztery kategorye, mianowi-
Gle: y ma indiwidualnych wiasci
cieli, wlqczajac rolnika i jego po-
mocnikow, kontraktow i, produ-
cent6w. y Wszelki ~przemysl, ktd
ry z poczatku byi maiy, lecz przez
zorganizowanie rozlaczywszy sic
Cd piracy, dis tylko stosuie sic
tylko do produkcyi. 81 Przemyss,
kt6ry byl oparty ma spoleczen.
stwie W formie przywileju, daja-
cy swobode monopolizacyi. A.
Koleje i handlowo-przewozowe
dogodnosci.
Publiczny intcres, jak senator
wzmiankowai W swym blu ozna-
GA on tax, azeby ia pubiicznoSt
mogla dostac lepsza, tahsza uslu-
&c, albo wiecej produktow albo
usluge "a taiisza Gene.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
STARUSZKA PODAJE Sic
MA LISTE CENZUSU.

Los Angeles, s stycznia. -
Anna Prater, murzynka lat lis
dala sic oficyalnie zapisac do kra-
jowego cenzusu przez federal
nych enumeratorow. Jak powia-
da urodziia. sic ona w stanie So.
Carolina, byla ona sprzedana Is
razy jake niewolnica, i uciekta
try ray cd 'swego pana, ale "a
kazdym razem. byla chwycona z
powrotem. Kiedy enumerator "a
pisywai ia, znajdowala sic W jak
najlepszym zdrowiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
W1EKSZEGo BUD
ZETU OLA KANALU
, " PANAMA.
PANAMA.

. Washington, 8 stycznia. -
Komitet izby z sekretarzem Ba-
ker'em ma czele zazadali w sena-
Gle podwyzszenia budzetu ola Pa
n~amskiego kanaiu. zadajs oni pod
wyz;szenia butdaetu z ST.
ma s18,ooo,OoO, czyli o s6,o0o,oOo.
Powodem tel ~podwyzki jestlzapo
wiedziany wzrost Interest," ma
przysziy rok.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-08
ENATOR GORE A OBRAZKI
M1GAWKOWE.

Washington, 8 stycznia. - Sc
uator Gore, demokrata z Oklaho-
ma i reprezentant Herald, re-
publikanin z Okla. ma zadanie
swych wyborc6w wnie5li W iz5ie
poslow bill, W ktorym zadaja pew
nych reform w .obrazkach migaw-
kowych. Bill ten zakazywa}by
przedstawiania obrazkow migaw-
kowych. W ktorych podnosza czy
nv zbrodnicze, a ktore maja wiel-
XII, ale ujemny wpiyw ma m}o-
dziez, jakoto: sposob rabowania,
rabowanie bankow i pociagow o.
raz innych przekroczeh. Jezeliby
bill ten .przeszedl W izbie, produk
tory lub CT CODY pokazywali
take obrazki, byliby pociagnieci
do odpowiedzialnosci Kara "a ia
kie przekroczenie mialaby wyno-
sic cd 5000 do $1,000, albo Cd
powiednie wiezienie.
The Keota news., 1920-04-09
NOTICE voR PusLscA1sos
psesstDsee q ~ Ia10l1

q. & Lad o0sa. q 0e~%ngs 0s,sseAs.
NsseA 4. 1870. ,---l s.--a-
Nsks b hsrs6y 1vss tsaa 9.sgAca besa: q
"a celoss1a. VIA - Osesahs. IL lSl>.
n, .r;;iee1 mi is ~ ;s SSaGas e. e:
% q. scwnsS6 II seth. 1l6s 50 vsss. 6eA
.Essi onidios. 49, e6kes q !assesiea 70
~ Snsi tiseevssS ~! -. eeeahnaA eh6 10
* e! sso,s ds.:.ieae:s Y; 3 Ces.''ss. g.
"a :, 4 Ass1 4s9o
u.,.,se ssnes = vol1psesa: AaAsw fAAp.
eS.Nd q Sisalsy. OoaiS V. 8eaaisy. JeAa kses.
~ y u As'sa. c:ssisf.ovn,. ,...
The Keota news., 1920-04-09
HoW's This1

~. oa,r one Hundred Dollars Hsvaso
~ ~ go OF Casassh that cannot -
ss..6 h Hsire Casasrh Aed3G1as.
HaIl'o CstSph Medicine ~ 80 ~. ~
b. catossh sa&erssc for Os pe0 . ~.
Ne yeass, and\eas bscoos snovn Z, LIZ ~
saost reliable rsa1sdy u cstesfn: nsaIS
Cassrrh Medicine \Nets thru the HIooc e
thS Mucous surfaces. expelline tns IT, ~
son nom :hs 1|'Sa> ><sd healing ne '''
~ ron fSavs tak>R Hali'e SasssFs
Hf~6Scinc l6e = short tlHAQ you WI ~ =
TsSS lfnrTovemont iA Zoor ecoeHss
KIM. ~0tsft taking Hau'eV VeteIn Ss@S
oSnE a once and get I'd Of eetsHn'
q. s;stt%Hcssss1et, t1t%sst fsecc : Co.. ros.6,. ohsa
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
0eoavtmeal q SAs 10togsoe
H. Land once. ss Dsnvsf. Co'efsoe'
..d s,.,nns. co,os,Ae, kaseA 10. 1870.
Ns: s..;s :: s'E,s E.;ss q. f. IT. ;s,7 H:s =
sIsssd = sss1z NJ e.e5io: Sssses ~ "A =; 49, =.
kSews sSw J. 4 r 49, "a Nas<A y: lsl1' l1
rs,de ADDITIONAL holAeefeoI e0uy, ~ ~ C~.Ss;
Deoves Lsnd OGee. tor3S SeercS ~ ~ 49, ~
10 \. RaaSa 60 W ee e..: 49, e ~ g sstaSSls
ss:atoc q -. ,.s H.. s - s"sos: !. CO:
Sissiosss s G,yds l. Ssssls,. Il ksota' co''saoo' "
tSs III 6sy q Nay. 1880.
C,t,l,n,nt names - wteaessee: neeses
wliis@ 3. Moe. MHtis n. Tsssss. Laf's a ne''
~. N q kiSsrx; kSsSx 80 c%ssoLv. DAnon. n.s.sr.
The Keota news., 1920-04-09
vorlcy IoR PUDlDoAs1osg
nssaytDso1 q ~ oo1sgSB

NOTICE Ho1 PUDlD0Aa10N
D,sestDsa1 q ~ ln1sss1
"a Ls.l o0se q 0essaaG 0slsssAs.
- Z. ssS". Z sSs:'s .sIs. - 8. i.is' -: ::
.s.s.ss1 s:sy; q ss''f, Ss; eseess1. e. EsHEs.
- -! "; ia Mn Rs1S d Wssi. Cd PTseiesi
s;ls S,s 6ied 20 q iaSseejeo 70 askG 1aal
|sss.,.x gaC NSssife*ss4 : si.l1 e - -
b go 8 A'a'o ce'dee' o. 'h' issA day q
c....s ..nes - wsaaSnes: saseAsa Bath.
sSsti 3 SiaaIey. (oAa kAsseoas. Osnlsl v.
'ss.i,. i q k'o''. (. ce1Iclfso }: lfsov,sa .ss,
The Keota news., 1920-04-09
NOTICE vo8 PUBLICATION
Ds0ostnooe q ~ looss3se
., q Lad 00oa. q 000v0g. Cox

Notice b hsssby 66sso ~ pssdssiek keas. q
kssa ceiessiA .SeVs jsasasy. g 1917, esis
sssss :s.' = s;ssii:.:sa q. ::s:. q ~ y f.
NniAiaa. ~ ~ o0ei0 q k1aa1aa - oahe
tIil:s. Ise:I = esAs1 -. 3 O. g. =.
Aal l02O.
OS1asaa 0aaDas - W>lDea6Dp: QoNa1 SeAi0o.
Nm. c We1A NtSe Z CeY1( Il ksoea. Colo.
sAta sad q. Gl.sc. g est9se1.k. Csaese4a
The Keota news., 1920-04-09
NOTICE Sqe Pu1a!cAssoH
Dsoostosal . - Ino0S1
!. & Lad 00ea q 0oesllag 0eissoAs

x..: . s.:ss -: e. +. T. IL: -; - ::
k..sssssd sss,x - Het099SSA = 81 esssSss
II essSNoe ~ lneieG q Dasoeioa 10 0ake
~ sksUeyoas ~ = OSn6lbaeA elal1 % tAs lsa6
sIs,s 1s0eh6o 6elsU u cs01sieess clyde
Au1 lS20.
clau,es naoss = voepeaees: Ps1ak NeQueea.
tssaA Ysy. Js0os p. Mr.. Oaseoee Z. W1e1aaA
4 =. DaoW1sa. nssbss.
The Keota news., 1920-04-09
NOTICE 1oR PuDl9cA1loS
0sQostOeoe q ~ enaosSoe
.. 3 LaaA 00ss. q Dsavss. Cox

es:: ~: =: ss:::. :. ; IA =: -: :. So.
sss,,oe q Teeaskp ! \. Kao1s @ w. 8 Me-:
.Asa hss ~ pe0eeN ~ kllkt3os b aehs -!
~ - sso:1 {. $e963 C.. . sss - -
4 IL s.i;;s ;:se. = *''',: % The a'' ''' q
Cisiasal eaaass . vseDe1Des: Hsary G. Wen,
k.n 4. RsASsy. Pt01eS)ek kua0ss. Oavtd
: Hxs1 q ~ aof$s IL pAaox. Register.
The Keota news., 1920-04-09

TIE MOVEMENT
Below = . ~ e ~ ulblv Asoeo-
6at3sas toA2as Dast - tbs uajes1 =
outaaos0o sa10aiOa. Thew -
oeA4e 6soamlnatleos which are tlol -
- ~ Bove0sot II ether Ways, -
0e-ODVo0sn9 eeosis0 q Deeo tAaa
~ o1g0 1sso0iaatisss b ~ eso-
oAlDtsr o. ~ ~ - 81
FsNHs ~ Advsa&
A1vsae Christian OhuseA.
0aptisl
NestAss. DaDtiss Convs.11sa.
Nooaoa DaDttst CooveosSso.
0soesA Baptist =,
OesehseN.
ohUcA ef ~ BseeAssA.
DestAeea CaueeA.
cAsisalaa.
American Christian Ceovsatioo, q
OAsteeian oAareA.
csaOrGostisasi.
CeugreGstjoaal ChsfeAsA
oissiDlsa
Dseeiplss of Ohrise.
gvsn0ss'esl
DvaneoliOal Asoociot100.
Evangelical Synod sf N. 4.
Usitsd Evaass,ieai CAus~b.
peSoAha
Socsssy q Isssads II ADsgsea.
Soessey q Friends q 0ali6ssaiA
ttetNssA
Holiness Church.
0snseal Confsrencs Of Asesooissa
Assthsdise
Asthodtse Dpiscspal Church.
Asthodioe Bpiscopal Church. SoutA.
Nsthodtse Protestant Church.
Free MstAodist Church Of n. 4.
Artisan Methodist Episcopal Ssso
Church.
coiered Methodist Episcopal
Church.
REFORMED 1,on Union Apostolic
CAuech.
Presbyterian.
Preebyteeian Church II ths q. L 4.
Prssbytssias Church - ~ q. Z
Associate Reformed Prooogteseao
09ool
Rsssr.sd Prsssysssasa c1sFsh q
u. 4, 01osl
Usi>ed Presbyteeian CA0eA.
00toeWo1
Rsformod Church b America.
naforusA Church h The q. D.
United Orothe0N.
Church of the United BsoeAfso -
Christ.
Good 'hs''ed 'eF'''' elevator 'S'S'
The Keota news., 1920-04-09
NOTICE 1os PUBLICATION
Ds0oss0eae q ~ lneoeSoe
U. 3. Land 00es at 8teelins. Coil

M1seA n. 1870
S:es. ce1sSes s:s;s, .s. sss 81 r. iSis 50:
.Ho"s.,eed Eaty. III ~. 03l7e. tes NJ. sss.
ins ns 2s. Tow.che 10 ~ sos SO Weca. 81
@.ts F!aal TAsoo-y0or 6ol.op sssAhllsh clain 10
tee l.nd aeove 6eoes12. bs<ur1u s. cu00aoslea.
<csh day ~ Apstl I07O.
. S1in,aat Asmso = witnesoes Cuas H. Foxy.
e. LoaG Fraak Fey DsaedIet Ro6y. d of ksosa.
Co'osadN
The Keota news., 1920-04-09
NOTICE HoR PUBLICATION
Ds0astosae q ~ 1aossSoe
u. & Lad oDea, q oeael3Ng Coleeol

NseeA q l110
Noske = hsseby siysa thae cSoeDa I. D.s1..A q
:sss 49, sse.': sSe :s z 'Ss.1 e 1o5zs,1 +: l'1S e
= E!; sss'tes p: 1s3H - e; Y|Nlxa.
se.ks q iassstee 70 aaaks ~ 1k-yssT psoet.
y ceahslah etsln . ~ 6od u described. b.
q! U. 5. Coaallleoego oloe CNnRNlgy. u ksota.
E.m<, B. Shost. Nasssa = LiaGIbacA. Hector
"sSrss. al a Kssta.. Ce!e.sd9
The Keota news., 1920-04-09

sh.liSaeorn, Ss.a6 pr cwt., At Ksosa
elevator.
The Keota news., 1920-04-09
NOTICE HOD PUBLICATION
DsoastDsos q ~ 1nesssW
U. 8. Land omes at 8tselins. CoIorsds
A~A ION

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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-10
Flax In the War.

With restoration Of the Industry on
a peace-time basis cotton once again
goes ahead Of linen In the worlds f1.
vor. The exigencies Of the recent con.
fiict raised fax tn the position as
leader among fabrics. q rank which II
had held for centuries but lost almost
simultaneously with the advent OF the
cotton gin.
With realization Of the Importance
of cotton In the making Of munitions
there came speedy rcyersion to linen
for the more commonplace usages-
wnlstcoats, sails for ships, even wings"
for alrplaDes having lately consisted
OF linen. But fax has reached the
end Of Its days Of monopoly. King
Cotton now rises To the fore In ordi.
nary pursuits, and linen. once again
becomes the arlstocrat IN this field OF
supply
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-10
Mediterranean Air Base.

A far-renchlng program OF aviation
In the French colonial possessions In
Africa has been drawn up by the CON.
mission on aerial transports at Tunis
Algeria. (which recommends that p
great aerial transport center be estnb-
lished. with Tunis ms It's base, In order
to centrallze aerial traffic over the
Mediterranean sea. Inasmuch MS Tunls
occupies an advantageous position, at
the junction OF French and intcrna.
tional colonial possessions, n regular
aerial service. It Is urged. between
Tunis and outlying districts would
benefit the French protectOratc. Al.
rendy line OF alrplanes Is In opera.
ton between Gabes. an Algerian sen.
port. and the frontier Of TrIpoil; ana
this, In the expectation OF colonial
officials. will be extended 10 Tunis.
So the "uhchnnglng East" Is fast be-
coming n by-word only Of times past.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-10
OLD HOUSE TO BE MUSEUM
Movement for Preservation Of strue-
ture identified With Early Days
Of Southern California.

A movement Is on ut Riverside, Cal.
for the preservation Of number OF
the old landmarks 2f the vicinity,
buildings and spots Intimately connect
ed with the carly-day period of south
ern California. The plan Is being fos-
tered by the local chapter of tho
Daughters OF the Revolution and the
Pioneer society.
The first project 10 be undertaken
Is the restoration Of the old Rubldoux
nome. an adobe structure. which was
built by Indian labor three quarters OF
a century ago. The Rubidoux family
was one Of the most prominent OF the
early Spanish residents. and the home
was social center for the Interior
section. Many Of the notable events
Of history OF the period Just previous
to the forty-niners are more or less
intimately connected with this old
building which In recent years hns
been abandoned aud has begun to
crumblc away.
After the work NJ restoration IN
completed, the building viii serve ms
a nucleus for pioneer museum FOR
the housing OF many relies OF the early
days.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-10
Mrs. Memo Trope
of Provo Is Dead

Provo. Jan. 6--Meno Trope, reputed
enc Of the wealthiest women in this
city. died at her home in the Sixth
ward Sunday night, OF old age and
81 neral debility. Mrs, Trope was a
unique figure in this city, living
practically alone and attenring to her
own business affairs, In the first
liberty loan drive she bought $4,000 OF
the bonds and subscribed literally for
subsequent issues.
So far as known she has no surviy-
ing relatives in this country. If she
left will. il has not yet been report
cd, Mrs. Trope was born in Ger
many in 1887, She came TO Utah
early In the settlement of the state.
In the past few years an elderly lady
has lived with and assitcd her about
her home
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-10
Stored Seeds Require
Care Against Pest

Garden seed and small grains that
we're stored last fall should be care
fully examined at frequent intervals
In winter to avoid loss from insects.
Various methods are employed in
killing seed and grain pests, depend
ing upon the way In which grain is
stored. II the quantity OF grain.
seed, food. or other materials infested
with insects is small the treatment
may be with gas or with heat. A prac-
teal way is to heat the infested ma
terial in a slow oven, taking precau-
tons to prevent injury to germina-
ton by over heating.
This is important with grains that
are to be used for seed: with food
this Is not so important. From 100
20 140 degrees Fahrenheit will soon
kill any OF the ordinary pests, and IL
this temperature is not maintained
for more than fifteen or twenty min
utes II will not seriously iniure most
& the ordinary seed.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-10
Modern Radio Methods.

In these days Of the radio compass
and instant wireless communication, n
ship NJ sea Is In little danger of losing
its way says Popular Mechanics mnga.
zine, Recently the Louisville Bridge
lost It's bearings IN II heavy fog on
the coast Of New Jersey, and was
unable to find Ambrose channel into
New York hnrbor. The operator called
the navy yard, and within five minutes
received the answer: Your true bear.
Ing NJ 4:i3 y. m. from Rockaway
beach Northumberland, Sandy Hook
slxty-seven, Mantoloking hfteen.' The
auto tourist asking the best route to
town couli hope for no more definite
information than that.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-10
TAXES DISCUSSED
BY FARM BUREAU

Provo, Jan. AT the regular meet
ing OF the Utah County Farm bureau
held yesterday. the bureau asked tho
county commissioners TO explaip IN
the farmers the new plan OF taxation.
county Commissioner Joseph Reese
explained the present system and the
basis on which the assessor would
make tax assessments for this year.
mere are several weak points in the
system. he said, and expressed favor
Of tax which would tax every man
according to the income he received.
County Commissioner r. ID, Wad
ley explained the specia, tax leyey for
improvements in small districts. and
recommended that the farm bureau of
district vote such q tax and appoint
committee with whom the county
commissioners may consult as to the
making of improvements in the dis
tricts.
j. p. WEIGH, county agricultural
agent, called the attention Of the
bureau to the special two weeks
school for crop pest inspectors to be
held at the Agricultural college this
month and suggested that each farm
bureau local send man to this school
and then appoint him local project
leader to work with the county agent
and crop pest inspector. Several OF
locals will send man to this school.
The farm bureau passed a resolu-
ton favoring Mr.. Lee r. Taylor of
Payson as president of the state bu-
reau for the year 1920.