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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-12
LOOKING GLASS PRAIRIE

too late for last week.
Johnnie Barth was a Mabel and Hes
per caller Monday.
Albert Chase and Mrs Bert Gates and
daughter were callers at the Rob Reed
home in Hesper Sunday.
DR.. Peterson and family and Isaac
Fawcett, wife and daughter were en-
tertained at VIM. Plunkett home Sunday
Johnnie Barth and Roy Feltis We're
Hesper callers Wednesday evening.
lack Erickson was a Hesper caller
Saturday.
Mrs. John Bryant and daughter Alice
and Miss Nina Johnson and Bernice
Feltis were Mabel callers Friday.
Clarence and Arthur Kraby and John
ME Barth helped Roy Feltis haul hay
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Plunkett and son
We're business callers in DEBORAH Satur-
day.
Albert Iverson was DEBORAH caller
Saturday.
Johnnie Barth and wife and baby and
Frank Barth home Sunday.
Several from this vicinity went 10 see
the oil well near DEBORAH Sunday after
noon.
! 4 number Of the young people from
Z this vicinity enjoyed a very pleasan,
time at the B. BurrssOn home Friday
evening.
D Ben Shelly and Henry Walton did som,
papering for VIM. Feltis this week
= Mrs. VIM Plunkett called at the VIM
Feltis home Wednesday.
Louis Thomas and Albert Chase wer,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-12
CALMAR.

TOO late for last week.
Miss D%na Wlnger was al MINNEAPOLIS
The past week TO see her brother Theo-
dore who is ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krysan and Mrs.
Wenzel kTysan autOed to Lacrosse, Wis.
Wednesday where Mrs Frank Krysan
Will submit TO an operation at the St
Francis hospital
y. II. Nelson and wife and daughter
6t Charles City visited relatives here
Tuesday.
Mrs II. Johanek and daughter and
Mrs John DvoTak and children returned
Friday 70 their home in Cato. Wis, af-
ter three weeks visit at the F. Dvorak
home.
Mrs. c. F. sobolik and baby of os-
sian were callers here Thursday.
The Frank Krall family are enjoying
Nis.t from their daughter and her
family Of Oklahoma.
Mss Alice Fields and lady friend Of
columbus, Wis, are visiting the form
ers sister, Mrs. w. W Hazelton.
Mrs. Edwin Peterson and daughter
were DEBORAH shoppers Tuesday
John Hovel and family Were called 10
MontegoMery MINI. yesterday by The
death Of three and half year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howell
They went via auto.
II. j. Giesen and family visited reIa
| tHes ln DEBORAH today.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-12
NORTHERN CANOE
Goo late for lsyl weekl

CToo late for last week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Riensvold, baby James
and Dorm Riensvold We're pleasant cal
Iers at Eggen's Monday evening.
Mrs. O. Danielson spent few days
Of last week with her daughter Mrs l.
Brovold.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Estrem and family
and Grandma Korseu were entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Danlelson
Sunday last.
RUBY Anderson and Bjunola Eggen
were visitors with Lucella Peterson on
Tuesday.
j. Ruffridge assisted c. Ramlo with
haying last week.
Orlando and Dan Danielson and Ollyef
Anderson were business callers at Roy
Rarth's Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. /. Brovold and daugh-
ter Esther were business callers az
Lacrosse Wednesday and Thursday OF
last week.
A large crowd attended the mission
| fest at Hauges church July End.
Johnnie Thingvold was business cal
Ter at b. Eggen's Wednesday evening.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Barth
| Monday evening an infant son. Baby
| passed away Tuesday AFTERNOON, pu
/ mother is doing nicely. Ida Moore IRON
| DEBORAH has been taking care OF Mrs
| Barth
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Barth and daugh-
| ter Gertrude are helping hands at TN
Harrison Barth home.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-12
FRANKVILLE


John Finn a blind man from Prairie
du Chen, Wis. gave an open air con-
A large party of friends gathered at
the Community room Tusday evening
and gave Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kerr
parcel shower, good time was had and
the young folks received number of
rice and useful gifts
Mrs. Jas. G.. Kneeskern, Mrs. Tom
BOllman and Inez Kneeskern spent We'd
nesday at the s. A. Green home near
Castalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. L c: spaun.. Ole Sam
let and family were among the DEBORAH
callers Thursday.
Earl Hammel and Irwin Crawford haul
ed sand from Freeport Thursday.
The ice cream social held on Thursday
evening at Chris Waters WAS well at
tended, the proceeds amounted to
little more than $500.
TheMisses Sarah Miller and Lydia
Paedin were DEBORAH shoppers Thurs
Miss Jessie Van wey came up from
Waterloo Friday for few days visit
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Van Wey were
callers in Postville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bulman visited
! Sam Waters, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A..
Peck, Bert Lennon, Mr.. Coup and Mr.:
Holmes and WIVES attended the social
at Chris Waters Thursday night.
waiter van NSS anu SlStSi' WI .
Maude Peck transacted business in Os-
, sian Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Henderson, and children
have been on the sick list the past
week her mother Mrs. g. H. NanWey
! spent several days with them.
| Mrs. Hattie Lower and son John are
staying at the Henry Hagar home in
-, Ludlow. since the arrival of fine baDy
boy. Mrs. Uagar and baby are doing
well.
| Mr. and Mrs 7 z Kneeskkrn were
DEBORAH business callers Moaeay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison Orr and Mr..
mess caller III town Thursday.
John Sntker ana family and Miss
Florence Pilgrim left Saturday by auto
for Forest City to visit relatives.
Isle Bollman, Lawrence Pilgrim and
Celia Ealhart went 10 Epowrth Sunday
TO spend a few days with friends
Little Gyendolyn Henderson, spent {
few days the last OF the week witt
her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. @. Fl
NanWey.
John Schutta and Albert Kuecskerl
: were on the sick list the past week.
G. II. Waters. Sam Waters and fam
=. lilies Rev. Peck aud children attende,
1 the Forest Mills, s :. picnic Wednesday
MIR. and Mrs. Geo Letchford Of Esther
4 VILE arrived here Saturday evening 70
: visit at the Mrs Rilla Letchfofd HON
{ and with other relatives.
$ n large company Of relatives fror
DEBORAH, Waukon and Postville spen
Sunday at the Sherman Bollfnan rome
: Rev. Peck and children leave Monda
:. for Dubuque for a few days stay.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bollman and Mr.
: Roy kleeSkern were POstvIl!e caller
. Monday morning.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-12
BLUFFTON

Had a good soaking rain and some
hail with it, but no daamge done
here, still cloudy.
Ed Fuchs and August Bergman
went 10 Spillville in the afternoon of
the 4th and reported a very large
number present.
Fred LANCE and Harry Wolford
went to Riceville the 4th.
August Bergman's family spent the
4th with Brittendalls.
Lucille Dinger is a guest of Mrs.
Lew Bronner.
Joe Kinney called on August Berg
mans Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Ward came to
Bluffton in the afternoon of the 4th
and took supper with Brittendalls.
Claude Morton of Orleans called
on I. Murdock's this morning.
Lew Wolfenberg of Burr Oak COM
menced working for Brittendall Mon
day afternoon. He went hme Satur-
day evening y1g to spend Sunday with
P j. O'Brien and family, Grand
pa Bergman took birthday supper
with August Bergman. 1t being Mr..
Bergman'S birthday. Mrs. 0'Brien
brought her brother a nice birthday
cake.
Rupert Greenslade and daughter
Dorothy spent Sunday P. NJ. in Bluff
ton.
Mrs. Frank O'Brien spent her 4th
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hallett and
son Arthur of Epworth, Iowa, autoed
to Button Monday evening and Wis
re- InsffSsffi sien Hi's1' 5vsf 6irff M
Hallet was pastor of the Bluffton
church years ago.
Mrs. Jackson is feeling no better
at this writing.
Mrs. Chas. Burgess made Mrs.
Ash a call Friday.
Mrs. Frank O'Brien called on Mrs.
Brittendall Saturday evening.
The Union Cradle Roll will meet
with Mrs. Bert Kimbal the 18th.
There vii be no roll meeting at
Mrs. KimbalPs Saturday. Just got a
telegram a sister, Mrs. Sharp is dea.
Having pretty cool nights for the
month of July.
Jake Dinger came to Bluffton on
Tuesday to hove some feed ground.
Mr.. Ash was a business visitor in
Prosper Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank 0'Brien and Geraldine
Ash called on Mrs. August Berg,
man Tuesday.
Mrs. Jim Johnson and children
and Der sister Davillo Sibert of De
corah were up to Button this las
week visiting.
There was a school meeting Satur
day night. Guy Bentley attended, hi
wife and children accompanied min
TO Button. They called on Mrs
Ernest Bergman and on Mrs. Britten
dali.
Mrs. Jackson who is i'll is feeling
no better at this writing.
Emma Broghammer is visiting Pa
| Gallagher's family.
Mrs. Pat Gallagher had some mic
fat geese killed Saturday night b
stray dogs.
Brittendalls got moved into the
honey house Thursday evening.
Mrs. Patt Gallagher, son Leo, an
daughter May attended the danc
r that was held in Charley Pollett
! new barn.
, Mrs. Frank O'Brien's three brotl
> ers took dinner with them Sunda
Fred LANCE has started drilling
we'll on his fathers place. He intenc
> building a seven room cottage
o the near future and 60 in to the b,
!. business. We are glad to hear the
are not going to leave Button.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-12

business callers in Hesper Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs Albert Ieverson and Doren Camp
called on Mrs. Felts Saturday after
noon.
Ed Sellman is remodeling his barn on
the old home farm.
Wait Darlington and daughter Wilma
We're Hesper callers one day thI= week
Clarence and Arthur Kraby, John,
Louise and Alfred Barth and Roy Feltis
went TO the oil well Sunday afternoon.
Alice Bryant is on the sick list this
week,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-12

visiting al the B. P. Doane home.
Eudoris Riggs of Usage visited at
the d. Weitgenant home Sunday.
Mrs. Nienhaus of Calmar was an
Ossian visitor Thursday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-12
Wslohs Coal In Transit.

For power plants an automatic scale
has been invented which weighs coal
pessing from fuel bins 10 boilers.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-12


relatives and friends.
F. Coulfeld and B. Ondler of Des
Moines arrived here Wednesday to
apply the road oil.
Gladys Juen returned Tuesday from
Dubuque where she visited relatives.
John McLane, wife and son of Red
Wing, Mimi, and Mrs. Geo. Stappel
of Los Angeles, Calf, motored down
from Red Wing, Wednesday for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Howard Mcmillan and son
of Chicago came Friday for a visit
at the Jos Peyer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Frudden of Char
les City came Monday for a few
DAYS visit with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Becker and fam
DR.. H. G. Ettledorf and family de-
parted Tuesday for their home in
Sheboygan, after visit at the Fred
J. Figge and H. j. Ettledorf homes,
Mrs. Wenthold and daughter de-
-~Qarted Thursday for Lacrosse where
they will visit relatives.
Mrs. P. F. Meyer and son George
left Thursday for their home il
Bryantown, Md, after on EXTENDED
VIZ here with relatives and friends
Mrs. ]. VI. Spillman, Mr.. and Mrs
C. F. Quinn and children and Harolt
.Spillman departed Sunday for New
ada, Iowa, where they will visit wit
friends.
F. J.Helwig of DEBORAH spent las
Tuesday with Ossian relatives.
John Sand of McGregor spent Sur
day in Ossian with home folks.
Rev. P. J. Wagner arrived her FIR
day, from Rudolph, Wis, to spend
few days with relatives. He depar
ed Wednesday, accompanied by h
sister. Mrs. Wenzel Lansing, Mr.
Herb KIisart and Fred Klein, fC
California. where the party wi
spend several weeks. The trip beir
made by automobile They will ira
.el through Iowa, South Dakota, w,
oming, Montana, Idaho, Washingto
Oregon and California. On their =
turn trip their travels will incluC
Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, TeXa
Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri.
Miss Laura Heck returned Mond;
from McGregor where she spent
few days with friends.
DIR. c. F. SobOhk Of Calmar spe
Sunday with homo folks
Mr.. and Mrs. .. l.. GNnderson a
.daugh+rJ were lalmar visitors Su
cay.
Misses Loretta and Anna MEGA
of Fayette spent Sunday with hol
folks.
Miss Dorothy Wagner of OelwC
came Saturday to spend few da
at the ]. NJ. Spillman home.
u. c. Malloy and fanny Of {.
talia were guests al The J.. A, Ney
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Gunderson a
daughter went to Eastman w
Tuesday for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Klein and ia
lily returned Sunday from DubuC
where they spent week at the c.
Ward home.
Misses Lorene and Mabel Broil
and Edward Hauge of Neilsvi
Wis, came Sunday for a visit
the d. Weitgenant home.
Mrs. F. j. Luce Of Waucoma
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-07-12
OSSIAN.

Mrs. Julius Brown went to Cresco
Wednesday on business.
Martha Fosse of West Union was
an Ossian visitor Wednesday.
Chas. Wolf of Eldorado transact
ed business in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Olson and
son Harold departed Tuesday via
automobile for Toledo, Ohio. Mr..
Olson is employed by the Overland
people.
Mrs. Chris Knutson returned to
her home in Pierpont, So. OAK, af-
ter an extended visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Gunderson
and family.
Miss Winnie NJ. Evans returned on
Wednesday from Dubuque after a
visit with home folks.
j. f. Boyle of McGregor was a
business visitor in town Wednesday.
Mildred Peterson of West Union
came Thursday for visit with
friends.
Mrs. j. F. Meyer and daughter
Marcella were Cresco visitors Mon
day.
J. d. Becker and o. P. Ode were
down from Calmar Monday on bus
9ness.
Miss Mildred Doane went to Wau-
s. coma Monday for a visit with friends.
Miss Ruth Merritt of Milford is
visiting her grand mother, Mrs. NJ
j. Emery.
Mrs. Jos. Schupanitz and son Of
st. Paul came Monday for several
days visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Kaupel and fam
ely were visitors Wednesday at the
Anna Kaupel home.
r. j. Becker and family motored
over from Calmar Tuesday to spend
the day with the Becker families.
Earl Boyle of Cedar Rapids spent
the first of the week here with
friends.
Mrs. L. Bernatz returned Thursday
from Lacrosse where she received
medical aid. Her son Albin accom-
panied her home.
Mrs. Rachael Botbel and daughter
of Marquette are visiting their son
and brother H. l.. Bothel.
Miss Dolores Hanson went to
Charles City Friday for visit with
friends.
Mrs. o. o. Riveland returned Mon
day after a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. H. F. Bloom and family in
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Kneeskern |
went to Mason City Monday for a
visit with the Steve Allen and Frank
Ward families.
Mrs. H. j. Ettledorf and daughter
Rose went to Charles City Friday
for a visit with relatives.
Mont Anderson and family and
Hans Sanvold departed Thursday
via automobile for Canton, So. Oak.
Tor several weeks visit with rela-
ives and friends.
Mrs. A. c. Heck, Frank Schmitz
md Reginald Figge went to East
roy, mas. SATURDAY for a-xisit with
The Washington herald., 1922-02-27

coo Instances during each month Of
1891.
Ala ut Training Centers.
Chapters with jurisdictions COM
tanning hospitals, district offices or
training centers OF the veterans'
Bureau provide service to many dis
ablcd men transientiy in their ter
ritory. Such assistance frequently
requires large expenditures with
the result that some chapters re-
quire assistance from national head
quarters 10 finance this work.
Many chapters provide recreation
and various personal comforts for
veterans at training centers and In
government hospitals. either indi-
vidually or in cooperation with the
American legion. Knights OF Co
lumbus and other patriotic organi-
cations. Chapters upon request, also
furnish Information concerning cpn-
ditions at home when such infor-
nation is necessary to the comfort
or physical welfare Of those In
hospitals.
The National organization main
tains social service in hospitals and
district offices of the Veterans Blu
reau and national homes for dls-
abIed volunteer soldiers. Stats
tics for December. 1871. a typical
month, shows a Red Cross stan
Of sot full-time paid workers Civ
ing service to Io.02S men. Chapter
volunteers also help in this work,
which includes assistance In obtain
ing medical histories and maintain
ing communication with the lam
lilies.
Through Camp Service the M
tional organization provides simi.
lar assistance to disabled men in
army and navy general and post
hospitals. this Red Cross stan mum
bering ffty-fve and serving eI'
service men to the number OF D.
1913 during the month Of December
1921.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-27
WILL PAY HONOR
TO GRACE DODGE
Hotel Board of Y. w. c. A,
Will Meet in Hotel
Tomorrow.

The Grace Dodge Hotel will be
the scene of tribute to the late
Grace Dodge, for whom the women's
hotel is named, tomorrow even
ing. when the hotel board of the
Y. W. c. A. will hold their March
meeting in the hosiery.
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller. jr.,
chairman of the hotel committee.
will accompany the party which
will include Mrs. Samuel McClin-
took. Mrs. Coleman DUPONT. Mrs.
Robert E. Speer. Mrs. John French.
Mrs. John H. Finley. Mrs. Robert l..
Pratt. Mrs. Harry f. Fosdick. Mrs.
Robert f. Strawbridge of Philadel-
phia, Miss Katherine Olcott, Miss
Katherine Lambert. Mrs. William W.
Rossiter. Mrs. ]. Scott Parrish. Mrs
Lewis H. Lapham. Mrs. F. Leonard
Kellogg. Mrs. Robert Dickinson,
Samuel Murtland. Mrs. Samuel J..
Broadwall. Miss Clara F. Reed.
Mrs. George Dawson and Miss Ma
bel Crafty.
The party will inspect the hotel.
II was opened last OCTOBER pE ire
National Board of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Associations for the
exclusive use of women. Its restau-
rants, tea rooms and lounges are
open to the general public, includ-
ing men, who have already patron
lied these in surprisingly large
numbers. The hotel is equipped
with nearly 400 rooms and an a
-
""-s G-aco DoHec. for Thon tn"
hotel has been named. has been
u.i,I ..,,.,.. -. ,.I..N ,s'.
though she gave much Of her time
and money to the service Of well
fare work. She was one OF the
pioneer workers in the founding of
the Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-27
Y.W.C. A. TO LAUNCH DRIVE
TO RAISE S45, 1000 MARCH 7
Campaign Will Be Preceded By Dinner for All
Active Workers.

Miss Mildred Bartholow and DIR. Ada
r. Thomas. joint chairmen Of the
business and professional women's
teams: and Mrs. Frank Casey, chair
man Of luncneons committee. Mrs.
Robert. former president OF the asso-
citation. will serve on the committee
of special gifts.
Divided Into Two sections.
Campaign workers will be divided
into two general sections. 1t is stated
home women's teams and business
and professional women's teams. Mrs.
chester ID. Swope will head the home
division.
1t is planned to have every branch
OF the association cooperate in the
campaign work. The administration
building at 1888 r street as well as
the street branch. the Elizabeth
Somers Residence and the Blue Tri-
angle RecreationaI Center at Goth
and streets will be centers of &C
tivity during the drive.
The home women's division Of
campaign workers. headed by Mrs,
Chester Swope, include Mrs. Will
lam A. Boyd, captain; Mrs. James
.. Bobee. lieutenant: Mrs. Albert
- eNhS'' NopldlH' MIS. rank
Collier. lieutenant: Mrs Jennings
Eaily. captain: Mrs. i. w. Fowler.
captain: Mss Ida johnson. iieutcn-
ant: Mrs. William browning. car
tain; Miss Agnes Miller lieutenant.
Mrs. Carl Casey. captain: Mrs
frank Casey. lieutenant: Mrs
t.uther Mott, captain; Mrs Edmond
lat. lieutenant; Mrs T = ';rown
captain: Mrs. ]. n Smull, lieutcn-
ant: Mrs. D. G. PfeTer. ,aptair,
Mrs. Harvet F. Friend. lieutenant:
Miss Elizabeth Pierce. captain: Mrs
Edward Widdeheld. lieutenant; Mrs.
W L. ChamberIin cap ain anj Mss
Flora johnson. lieutenant.
Business women's Division.
Workers in the business and pro-
fessional women's division under
the leadership of DR.. Ada Thoma
and Miss Mildred Batholow, will
have as their captains and lieuten-
ants: Miss Ruth LETTERS. captain
and Miss Freda Stefin, lieutenant;
Miss Berkeley, captain, and Miss
Alice McCauley. lieutenant: Miss
Ilena Bailey. captain and Miss EN-
lily Day. lieutenant: Miss Helene
Aldrich. lieutenant: Miss Mary Win
free, captain and Miss Bertha Pabst
lieutenant; Mrs. Brown, captain and
Mrs. Lewis, lieutenant: Miss Grace
Braeme, captain and Miss Matilda
Butler, lieutenant.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-27
URGES DRASTIC CUT
IN ARMY AND NAVY

A cut Of Sc per cent-from $780,
0oo. 900 to $500. 900. oo-in the army
and navy appropriations Is urged by
Fdererick J. Libby. executive secre-
tary OF the NPtionaI Council for Re-
duction Of Armaments. in today's is
sue Of the councils bulletin.
In support OF this position, d
Libby says: THE common sense q
the nation is urging the policy OF
drastic economy upon Congress. The
army and navy appropriations con-
stitute the only field where further
economy is practicable.
The so per cent saved is needed
for other things. business men want
taxes reduced. and the money lib
Grated for business uses: and farm
ers. labor. educators and organize
women have been seeking money
from Congress in vain for the con.
structive uses OF peace" Libby point,
out.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-27
$4,000 JEWELRY
: yANISHES ON CAR
Miss Jessie Neale Reports
Purse, Containing Four Dia-
mOnd Rings Disappeared.

.FSur diamond rings. valued al
TearlE $4,000. were stolen from
Miss Jessie NeaIe. $3.50 Fourteenth
street northwest, while she was
Riding on a street car yesterday.
The rings were in a small black
EUrse which Miss NeaIe carried in
her. coat pocket prior to boarding
.he Gear at Nineteenth and Calvert
1T6ts northwest. As she alishted
frDn the car in front of her home
-he- discovered the loss Of her
nurse
Flank Canadian and Arthur Hill,
cElS30 Phelps place northwest re-
pcrted their home was robbed OF
clothing and jewelry worth $500.
louis II. StanbOuEh. 3S4j Four
teenth street northwest. reported
that seven tons of coal had been
stolen from Il vacant house At I2'3
Madison street northwest.