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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
Nor0 9afota.
TlptninasIpbrasmaalct al

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n1Dt'ea
Spergsmalet ON Slptnil9 al Stats
fapitoliet fra gismurH til Seem Hocf
ioro bill life forelpggeS STlgernC
oenne Seit, ioet Der Den 15oe oS
blep llegtet at itbfteoe ct "mrit o
moonamlls" for at tpinge S~tat6iefre
tGren til at anbriuge Spsrgsnlaale.
pon Galglllten.
FotetSprfere urganiicrer. Herma
nellt Organization al NpriD 9afott
Fotato 8ropers Grcban9e blep fllo
bproet peb ct Meoe / Sarge forrigl
llge. Den me Organization, Der el
eiter iamnle WsnItcr ion lignenoc
Micbigan % Winneiota, uil iPtte JIG
/ Sorbinoelie meb ben iibite og op.
rctte &ontorer | ct. Bolll ior IibPn
oeIie al bette glarS Iuling.
SiOligere Maribal / Guuperstuiun
Safe Irnolb, bar beqnoet Selpmorf
i lit Stem berItebs. 6itaniiele Sor.
%piflinger % ipigtenoe SeIbreo anita.
ge5 ! nogcn Sio at babe tprtget hans
SinO San bar ugiit, og Ell SeIter
boel,oc nrr Council @lllffs, Sp'ua.
cr Sen cneite Sl9gtning ban pioeS al
eiterlo0c Jig. @rnolO bar Waribal
GopperStomn | omfring % glar oQ
Ell al 8penS beolt fiellote WpnD.
Sanfmrno orsaniicrer ganb. Sro
Sarge nlelOeS, at NOrtb 3afota gan-
ferS NSiociation itn0er lit Wsoe
&olep Gitp iioitleoen Slrli Waone>
fog De inolebenbe Sfriot til at orgo.
niicre en- @ono, og at man mart bna.
Der at flIllne optrp0c. SefretGr ".
q. Qfac6aooen flyer, at oen npe mllii'
fol0c Organization oil blipe ienbt til
Sen rationale 0nnffonocntion for al
bic &eroen, at Nortb Sofota RACER
liot oOer DC andre / mere emo Ell Sen.
leclbe.
Temtcn Nars Strafarbeibe. Senrr
GpItein, ogIaa fienOt iom Senrp Sacf.
ion, / De lioIte faa Nar oirfiom / Of
orgalliiere s. %. ~, err peo Hettcr
/ Seem &ocfioro bslnt til femten glars
Strofarbeibe for Moroet pao 9lnqelc
Ncgo, en- italienlt 6urmnrbeioer
George Satbar1, Der efter gpiteins
"lloiugn bar Oelagtig / Morbet, ioem,
teS II Iar, o9 George @rohen, arre.
Iterct iamnlell meb De 70, lit 60 Cages
6Gngiel for at BABE boaret ifiuIte
@aabcn. Carl Campbell og =. s.
@nrnet, oaiaa inbpiflet | SfpoeafiG.
rem, bleu frifienote.
auinoerne at itemmc iGrifilt. Sel
bar pGret belte Weninger ON, bpor.
plot Nortb Sofotas &pinoer pco an.
itinbcnoe &alg fan iterune ialnnel
ntco WtGnoene, eaer Der for Spitoc.
lioen 'fal bore egne &algurner %
ipritilte Glitter. Ittornen General
Sanger bar M iom Guar berpaa al.
aioct Den Grflpring, at api16cns
Stemmer mao boloes iprifilt, altiac
nleO egne llrller og Bitter, Ga Statens
egcn Sob foreifriper en- ianoon Trcm.
gangsmaabe. ut abinbens Stentme,
ret M or uoniOct til at omfattc oul
Gmbeoer ioranorer life bette, nlcl,el
2anger
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
SDosfalb.

@tr2. &aren @robel, ipOt 2it6er-
oct Clobogeu) 0pbe ben 1Soe Sep.
tenbcr / i'm SON Cars @robel5
Stem peo Gonoper, lire Wtil gtor0
for GaImar, hpor bun tiQigcmeO lin
N{ano ! oe icnerc Nar bar boet. 81
Den tom citer to Cages &ioeIier al
2uugebctpnbcIie, % blun Osoe title
% rolig mcb flllO @epioItbeo til oct
iI0ite.
Nfococ bar foOt / SoIor, Norgc,
Ben 1909 SuIi 1910 % fom til Ime-
rita / 1860. Sum ~eiterln0cr Jig
Wtanben, @unteriua @robcl og 9ar.
he W}orie 9lnoerion, 9In1o SoaitaO,
Cars, grne, Slaf og SIipio Grobel,
@uitapa Yeterion, Gina WeIoon,
emma &robp og Sil0a 2inOictb. 80
Barn er oeoe.
9egrapeIien ~ioregaor Sn50oq SEN
22oe Sept. 81. 1890 ira Cars Gro.
bells Stem og ST.. 100 ira llnion
Grairie Strife. &aitor Soreu for.
rctter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
81 Iar gngrc. &c" 3

81 Iar pngre. Seq bar liot al
Wenoetatorr / to Iar. Otter at hare
taget fire SLATER al Or. @ctcra al.
rito Fan ieg MI ipiie al Slag2 N}o0
og Ter ii Iar pngre llb," itriper Grn
Bertha 8roiSman ira &aIeiQb, T..
s.. Ser fin0eS Inlet beore til at re.
gulere Wapen % iremne 6or0oie.
len emo bette b%elfienotc ~llrtcniO0c!.
Oct bliper life ioIgt al Npotcfcrc.
5or llnoerretning t~ilifrip Or. @ctcr
6abrnep & Cons 60, 2501 @aih.
ington 9lpb., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
Sa9Ic9t for $4,000 600

nj gpen Chicago er ser 6rcS.,
oen 17oe September al @po0rofo'
ten og eiter Srore al Monor
Sbompion onlagt Sniurieiuo mos
Chicago Tribune" % "Ghico.,
GaiIp gteps" meO arap poo en- Or.
itatning al $10,0OO,OOO ira brrr,
al oiSie 9labe for Sen Sfo0c. Ser
tor poafsrt gpel1 ueo bere@ Strip
rier, bpori Der, bI. a., p%aaItooc&. q,
9pen bar banferot % oenS arcO,r
:.otgnlt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
@tscpnTm.
0ran0 / Mbinelan0er.

Vrn1t0 | NDtnelnn0er. Slete SD9=
nineer | Hbinelanbcrs Sorretnings-
itreg blep forrige llge Oelpis sbelagte
al ell Sloebranb. Sabet belcb fig til
omfring $4,000. gn GigoretInump
mentes at bore Sloens Opbap.
Sremaans % Silbagesang. 9perne
WerriG og &icblano Gcntcr bier
WobiGtninger / &eiultatet al bette
Iars 6olfetGuing. Werria bar meo
S,06S Slobpggere bapt en- Gilbert al
1913 De iioIte ii gar, mebenS Hicb-
lano Genter mco 3,409 bar gaaet
621 tilbagc.
9ianmantringe forDerles. u. sln-
ger & SO. / Sibfoib bar miitet TO
0iamantringe, pGro $4,000, ioet en-
tlsgtig Spp, Der foregap fig of bore
en- meget interesi eret &unbe, bapoe
pGret iitaro til at butte De foItbare
Hin8e meb andre, ser iplges for ON,
trent 25 Gents Stpffet.
gamie frlbet. Gn 400 Bunos
Siern bleb her ON Sagen ifuot paa
Gilbert Wcros Sarm NOR Slice 2afe.
Get bar oen meofebte Spagbeo for
ipoe Eager, iom | bette Silf9lbe meb.
iorte gamie grafars 500, Ga ben
bapbe briitet iig til at aflGgee ct Be
log blanot Snrmercns @ifuber.
1rGfplaiter for &~Dinberme. Sra
VircblpooO meloes, of man UNDER Sri.
mGrpalget Loo Silftifibe treble oper
Sal9iteoet, ligeiom ct muiifalif Hro-
gram gaueS i NGrbeocn. Get blep
giort ia%nleoning &pinoens fprite al.
minoclige SptrGben peo @alglrnen,
og onSIfabSfnloe Wcnncifer pnaitoo,
at oct 9iorbes for at MARIE Gpinb-
%folfenc til Stebet.
@pgning itDrtet iammen. On ire
etageS @pgning / sparta, eiet al
@eorge Sipart5moip, itprteoe iibite
Iorsoag iamnlen ioet Ell WilrpGe
CAB eiter. Srctten Yerioner, Der be
fanot Jig / Den fsrite @togeS Sutif,
bleo opmertiom paa Ell ilbeparslenoe
&nagcl | Wfuren og itprteoe no, % DC
par neppe rof tonlne no paa @aoen
fer belle 9pgningen ialbt iammen.
Gantuu gitcri brrnbt. Canton /
Barron County bleu / Mioten al for,
rige l(ge biemlpgt al Ell Slbebrano,
loet CAUTION 9iteri belt ncobrGlote
SrooS at al Den lagreoc Sit blep REQ
Oct oil Sabet belpbc iig til $4,000,
oelblS oGffet peo assurance. Sobie
Diteri ogiaa / Barron Gountp, neo'
brPnote TO Tiger ier, bpilfet Sab
par me9ct itsrre, nemIig omfrina
$4,000.
Warinette rubber $4,000 McrcS.
Wforinette County 2ano Clearing IS-
location funoc iorrige llge rappor-
tcre, at $4,000 McrcS 2anb par rpb-
oct, bporpeo set for bette slar iatte
Wtaal bar naaet. Der Dor / Marets
Seb leoeret til Gountpet life minbre
enc IA Tognlabninger eler 295,000
Funo SprGngitoiie, bporai fan ora-
aes Den Slntning, at Stlbbcrne bar
ltot tort NeoerIag. Rponingsielifa-
bet organl'crebcS iioitleoen Sannar,
% Den | De iao Waoncoer uofoloeoc
Tirtiombeo maa betrastes iom rent
10 iorbauien0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
Jnolanoet.
SorifGtteIfe fra sioe 2

flyer / ct Mnbang til aienoelien, al
oct life falot panifelig at fa'tllad
SfogbranoenS Sprinbelie peo Wflle'
p9l 50 al @reat Wortbern @arleiL og
oct famine loo fig let ipore oper Ell
balpnloaneiormie Strpflling 9iennen
Seftionerne A % 5 / Sopnibips as
IL. Gette aniees al ben itsrite
@etponing, ba n9ltell ale andre @r'
itatninssioeer iom Sclge al Den for
fGroelige Sfoebrano bill baieres Der
paa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
"uncle Joe"
~ejennomineret,

Sen oper so Inr samle "ul,clc
Soc" Cannon err peo Yrimerpalgct
/ SainoiS forrige ltge after bIepct
uienopitiaet JONI Republican, anr'
pioat for aorlgresientant ira Gam
bile iitriftet. San beieireoe i'm
WoofanSioat meo noget oper 5000
Stemmers Wajoritet.
s Gait ct. 9ouis' Siitriftet blep
&on9resmano &poenberg giennomi.
neret mco ca. 1000 Stemmers Ma.
i%oritet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
Nrot. &tloabl ina.

Trof. s.. g. &ilbobl peo Sutber
Seminar, giceprpiioent for oell
rorlf-Iutberife Strife / @merifa, blcp
'toitc llge bragt til Sairpicp so.
Ipital / minneapolis eiter TO @ange
of pgre blepen ramrlet al paralptiife
Slag. Get fsrite SlagtilfGloe inO.
trat 6reoag Den 10be Sept, oct aii.
oct Sirsoag Den 14be. Sans ben.
tire SIDE er beluiS lammet. 99ger.
lie bill intet uotale angaaenoe bans
uoiigt til at fonlr1e poerI BET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
Sfibsfarten.

SfeIge Ell WeOoeleIic ira San.
oelsOepartementct / @aIbington cr
Den amerifanlfe Sonoelsflaa0c / ii.
ltoloaret 1920 bleuet ioregct me-,
$50 6artplcr paa t%iliammen 3,4l6,.
713 Con.
SanoeIs ilaaoen tnIte 6a ioIt IS.
1872 Sfibe paa tiliommen 1924.
Ot3 Con moo 27,513 Sfi6e poo til.
iarnlen T. 100000 Son pes llSI..
bet al 8iifalaoret, iom cuote oc,
lite Sltli 1919.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
9ecDrab 80 Snlesn.
Sen 2Obc 5eptcmbcr 1920.
Sucrrnfelicsailoe

SQoor, Senoo0, iamlcoe$ en- hcl
Gel Nubocr % &cnner ! Wtra. 20
item SpengeS Silent pnn 0tonroe
Street / 9{prbeoen al @eit Secorob.
@rocn / @nleoning al bcnoe5 90
oorigc 6ooiclSoag. DC meobru8te
&llroe nteo al Sla95 i%piien0e %arcr,
% NON tiIbrngte Ell bp8gelig Gag
/ S,ltbilal1tcn5 @iem. Sum ouerrat.
tcS en- @engeqouc til @Iinoe ON 90
gen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
Kpinoeliee Konoiooter.

@eo GtotSprimprOalqct / Staten
gtem Sorf ocn 14oe Os. bIcO Der op.
,lluet tire aOirOer iom aanoioater iii
'or'tIeQiac beicre Statsembeoer.
9arriet Yioo NiaS bIeo al 0emo.
trnterne nomineret til Stotslefre.
ter, Srcne 3. Suplor for StotsIe.
tretGr al Erobibitiouiitcrne o0 sat.
tie y. arueger for StatSfoSierer al
oct iociuliitiifc @nrti.
Get repubIifunife 9arti opltiacbc
ln9en toinoeIi9 San0ioat pao i'm
@olgIe0oel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
GorSfe Groncr.

Sc, ion muatte tGnfe pda at unGriroc
line Sparepen9e / norife &roncr MI,
meoens allrien enbnu er iaa ~foroelaotio,
ber benpenbe fig til % forat faa Soys
tlartng pau bette iutere5iante Gillette.
aurIcn er / Der iibite after 9anet nc0 I'll.
Oct looeite Slintt. S~plpsninaer ierocy
trit al @irgcr SslanS & Co., t15 3p.
Searborn st., Chicago, 81. a0g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
"Pjemmet paa pr0rien"
Misunderstanding AZ Nrnljut.

Gn 6ortiGttelie al "0n6p0gerbine.
ser" eaer SonaS Sliens isrIte aar i
Hmerifa paobe8puoeS / "Iecorab.
Yoiten" 0en lite Sfto6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
OienIaa6.

zine betsndte SRA at ware udsat for Sol,
Stov og Wind lindres hurtig at Murine Eve
Remedy. smerter ikke-kun Die omfort,
Hos Deres Apotheker eller pr. Post Coo Or.
Flaske. For fri Bog ON Diet skriv til
Murine Eye Remedy Co., chIcsgs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21

Wan bpr furbprc fig hos Su6c 6,
Gp., 319 2nO Glue. g, WinnenpOIi$,
angaaenbe &uricn paa aruncr, igr
man fjBber anoctitcos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21

Stapamscrfiurb af9if ira 9}cm
Dorf ben 17oe September nlc0 ct
5~etpocligt IntaI Hasiagercr pa
Gle alasier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-21
Maens Wcir.

Sc Soreneoe Staters Geirbureait
nteNOeIcr i%elgcnoc ON Seiret | SioS'
r,1l1l1ct 20oe iii % mcO 25oe Sept.:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Generally fair with frequent fuctua-
i'm temDcrature
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
Z. r. 8. PICKS mss. wIErHE.

Mrs. Belle Wiethe has been appointed
patriotic Instructor OF the George Fl.
chapman w. r. c. No. 10, instead Of
Mrs. Ida Whaley, as previously an,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
GERMANS FILTER
BACK TOPARTS
Pre-WGr Conditions Redppedr
in Fr1nce-Te UtOnic
Music Back.

PARIS. Jan. rs-The German is slow
IL finding his way back to Paris How
he evades the passport regulations and
enters Paris is something Of a mystery.
but he Is here and quietly and unobtru-
sively preparing to resume business at
the old stand.
You find him in certain hotels and
restaurants frequented by Germans be-
fore the war. 1t is not a novel expert
ence today to hear German spoken In a
dining room and it evokes nothing more
than a raising of eyesbrows.
German magazines are making their
appearance in the newspaper kiosks. In
fact some of the stands along the boule
Yards now display as many publications
from Berlin as from New York, despite
I he fact that thousands Of Americans are
spending the winter in Paris or passing
through the French capital en- route to
)ther countries. They have been playing
German music in the Paris concert halls
for several weeks with only mild pro-
tests.
The question Of studying German has
aroused considerable discussion. but the
ayes appear to have 1t. The need of
writing and speaking the language Of a
country whose frontier borders on your
own and with whom you must, whether
you like it or not, carry on business, is
overw helming sentimental arguments.
Every school in Paris teaching foreign
languages is swamped with students
learning German. And among them are
hundreds of men who only a little more
than a year ago faced the Germans across
No Mans Land.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08

One thing he must certainly have
missed. since his confinement to the
whitehouse, was his visits to the theater.
And these visits, had he been physically
able to make them, would doubtless have
helped his nervous condition and taken
his mind of the weighty affairs Of the
world that were contributory to his
brea kGown. This need for entertainment
was filed by Doug" in the role Of white
house Santa.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
Supreme Court Judge
HGrUey'S Wife Dead

Mrs. Kate Parott Harvey, wife Of
Judge Lawson NJ. Harvey of the Indiana
supreme court, is dead at her home, 4167
Washington boulevard, following an i'll
ness of four weeks.
Mrs. Harvey was the daughter on
Horace Parott, who founded a bank here
more than fifty years ago. She was
member Of the First Friends church and
for many years was a member Of the
board of managers Of the Bertha Ballard
home.
Besides the husband. Mrs Harvey Is
survived by three children, Miss Jeanette
Harvey. Thomas P. Harvey and Horace
F. Harvey; sister, Mrs. Fannie Lancas-
ter, and a brother, Eugene NJ. Parott, all
of this city. Funeral services will be
held Friday afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock
Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
TRIAL WARNING
TO WAR LORDS
OF THE FUTURE
Punishment of Former Kaiser
Only Incidental, Says
British Law Expert.
MUST SET PRECEDENT

LONDON, Jan. S.-The trial Of William
Hohenzollern before an international
tribunal "for a supreme offense against
international morality and the sanchty
of treaties" and '"for plotting war which
brought grief to millions" is designed
not only to punish the former war lord,
but also a warning to any would-oe
Napoleon in the future.
This information came today from Sir
Frederick Pollock, the famous British
international law expert and prtvy coun-
cillor who drew up the original draft OF
the indictment against the former kaiser.
LEAVES LONDON
ON SECRET MISSION.
This statement was made on the eve
of the departure of Sir Frederick from
London. 1t was stated at his offices
that he would be absent for about a
week, but his whereabouts and the ma
ture of his mission were not revealed.
1t is believed that his trip is in con-
nection with plans for the extradition
for the one-time ruler of Germany from
Holland and his ultimate trial.
This is not an action against the
former German emperor so much as an
effort to end the possibility of an I'M
civilized person carrying out such
noltcies in the future as those held by
the former kaiser
KAISER'S PUNISHMENT
SECONDARY OBJECT.
The allies are not interested primarily
in the former kaiser as person nor
his personal punishment. There are
questions involved bigger than that. The
actual thing sought Is the trial and the
branding for all time of an international
ldea-the power Of one single man-to
declare war against the world.
Precedent must be esta blished pre-
venting this in the future"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
PETERSONpS OINTMENT
BEST FOR ECZEMA
First Application Stops itching Of
Eczema, Salt Rheum and Piles.

Live and let live is my motto" says
Peterson Of Buffalo. Druggists all over
America sell PBTERSONS OINTMENT
for IS cents large box and say to
these druggists, If any one buys my
ointment for any of the diseases or all
ments for which I recommend 1t and are
not benefited give them their money
back.
''I've got a safe full OF thankful let
ters testifying to the mighty healing
power of Petersons Ointment for old and
running sores, eczema, salt rheum, ul-
GERS, sore nipples, broken breast itching
scalp and skin, blind, bleeding and itch
ing piles"
writes: "Peterson's Ointment Is sim
ply wonderful 1t cured me Of eczema
and also piles, and it did 1t so quickly
that l was astonished. "-Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
GIRLS! IT'S ALL
THE RAGE NOW
Use moist clcthI Double
beauty of hair at once

Your hair becomes light, wavy, fury,
abundant and appears as soft, Iustrous
and beautiful as young girls. Just
try this-moisten a cloth with a little
Danderine and carefully draw 1t through
your hair, taking one small strand at
a time. This will cleanse the hair Of
dust, dirt and excessive oil and in just
a few moments you have doubled the
beauty Of your hair.
Besides identifying the hair at once,
Danderine dissolves every particle Of
dandruff; cleanses and invigorates the
scalp, stopping itching and falling hair
If you care for pretty, soft hair and
lots of IT, surely invest few cents in
a bottle Of "Danderine" at any drug or
toilet counter, and Just try it.
Save your hairl Beautify It'll You
will say this was the best money you
ever spent.--Advertiseme
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
Anthony E. Kdppeter's
Funeral Rites Friday

Funeral services will be held Friday
afternoon foe Anthony E. Kappeler of
New Palestine who lived in Indianapolis
for many years. stroke of paralysis
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
Cured His RUPTURE

1 was badly ruptured while lifting a
trunk several years ago. Doctors SAID
nv only hope of cure was an operation.
Trusses did me no good Finally I got
hold of something that quickly and COM
pletely cured me. Years have passed
and the rupture has never returned, al
though I am doing hard work as car
penter There was no operation, no lost
time, no trouble. l have nothing to sell,
but VIII give full information about how
you may find a complete cure without
operation, II you write to me, Eugene
M Pullen, Carpenter, $50 F, Marcelus
avenue, Manasquan, n. ]. Better cut
out this notice and show it to any others
who are ruptured-you may save life
or at least stop the misery OF rupture
and the worry and danger Of an opera
ion.-Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08

With the gold silk brocaded draperies
drawn close to exclude the light, the
president in a wheel chair, with Mrs.
Wilson and members of the Boiling fam
lily enjoyed the movies on Christmas
day.
Doug certainly hit the nail on the head
when he decided such a present would
please the president. While 1t can not be
said that the president was ever a movie
fan, he has always been an enthusiast
about things theatrical.
All during the war he attended the
theater regularly once week and very
often twice. In doing this he set an
example to the nation in not letting
war gloom settle too densely and allow
ing it to destroy morale.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
Wages Too Small;
Pastor Quits: NOW
He's StrikebreGkeT

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N Y, Jan. s.-Rev.
Howard J. Kingdom, pastor of the Bap-
list church, in Beacon. who recently took
a job in the Carroll hat shop because he
could not live on the salary paid by his
congregation, continues TO work there.
Notwithstanding the regular workers In
the store, who are on strike have petit
toned him TO secure employment else
where and refrain from working against
those who, Ike himself, are victims of
an inadequate wage"
"They are agitators," said the minis
ter II shall remain at work until my
congregation raises my salary. II they
do. then-weIl, that's another story"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
WILSON STRONG
FOR FILM GIFT
East Room of W'hitehOuse
Makes a Crackin' Good
Movie Theater.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-scampering
nonchalantly across a screen in the east
room Of the whitehouse, movie stars
command attention in a setting that
heretofore was reserved for dignitaries,
domestic and foreign.
The celebrated east room has conde-
scended to become a movie theater since
Douglas Fairbanks took it into his head
to give President Wilson a moving pic.
ture machine for Christmas.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08

year on washineton's birthday. He was
"A years Of age.
Members of the Odd Fellows lodge will
have charge of the funeral. Mr.. Kappe-
Ter is survived by three sons, Edward J.
Kappeler, William c. Karpeler and Os-
car L. Kappeler, and two daug hters, Mrs.
Henry James and Miss Agnes Kappeler.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
Tries to Ride POrker,
Lands on His Head

RIDGEyARM, m. Jan. s-wlliam
Johnson, farmer, was hauling a large hog
to market. He had 1t in q wagon when
the animal got cantankerous and started
to jump around. Johnson mounted the
animal, horse fashion, but it would not
behave. After considerable struggling
the porker hoped from the cart With
johnson astride it, but Jobson Topped
of in the fall and lit on his face on
the pavement below. The hog escaped.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08
CH1LpREN AT cRECHE.

DENVER, Jan S-A creche under the
care of trained kindergarten teacher
has been established at Trinity Methodist
church here for the convenience of moth
srs who desire to attend divine services
on Sunday and who have no one to
oare for their children at home.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-08

on Christmas day caused his death Tues
day evening.
Mr.. Kappeler was Civil war veteran
and made the march with Sherman from
Atlanta to the sea when only boy. He
enlisted in the army when he was 16. He
was a member OF the squad that fired a
cannon in teh courthouse yard each
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-02
MORE MONEY FOR
RURAL MAIL MEN
... Is BEING URGED

Washington. Feb. 2.-Rural mail
carriers are resigning at the rate Of
fifty day, w. D. Brown, represent
ing the National Rural Mail Carriers
association, told the senate postal
committee today, adding that the
service faced serious difficulties unless
financial relief was accorded the en-
ployes soon. He asked a permanent
increase of approximately sixty per
cent over the present base pay Of
$1,000 per annum, with minimum
base Of 1890. The increased annual
expense would be about 8, ,000,0 900,
he said.
The carriers do not earn as much
as farm laborers at the present time,
Mr. Brown declared.
Chairman Townsend. Republican,
Michigan, said that in view Of the
condition Of the treasury, he did not
believe congress would be disposed to
grant the increase asked until the
joint committee on the reclassificatton
of, salaries hadsreported.