davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-21

skarzony o popelnienie morder--
stwa ma G. Gascie, kelnerze wy
szynlcu Adolfa Georgia, i dla
braku domodow uwolniony Cd Cd
poyiedzialnosci zostai wczoraj
wybrany powt6rnie agentem u.
nI. blacharzy. P. Walsh juz
przedtem sprawowat ten urzad i
zwolennicy jego postarali sie
,przy ostatnich wyborach 0 pono-
wne przeprowadzenie jego wy
boru. Wedsug obliczeh zwolen--
nik6w jego p. Walsh zostal wy
trany wiekszoscis giosow.
Przeciwnik p. Walsha przy wy
borach, Thomas G. Hoska, u.
trzymuje, ze on otrzymai prze--
szlo 500 gSosow ogolnej liczby
roo re klika Walsha wziela cd
samego poczatku rezultaty Wy
borrow pod swoja oPieke, wiec ma
turalnie obliczenia dokonane
przez nia 50 niescis4e. ,Twierdzil
on dalej, re uniSci zw1racali sic
juz do'sedziego Foella po ochroZ
he i proponowali wybranie urze-
dnika dla kontroli wyborow,
wszystI,ie ich jednak wysiiki
speiziy ma niczem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-21
Kronika Chicagoska.

wszystkich pielegniarek zaje-
tych W sanatoUum.
w skardze wykazano, ze wnie.
siona ona zostaSa ME powodow
religijnych, rasowych lub polity.
cznych i re sympatja p. Cox dla
Ku Klux Klanu wspomniana jest
tylko mirnochodem. Oskarzenie
odnosi sic. specjalnie do sta}ego
zaznaczania rasowej roznicy
przez p. Cox, ktora swoich pacjen
tow narodowosci czeskiej nazywa
Ia ,,Bohunks", Polak6w :
,,Waps", WAoch6w = oDagos" a
Irlandczykow = brtdnymi Ir-
landczykami. w jednym z polOoi
szpitalnych, W ktorych lezafo Kill
ku lMurzynow i jeden zyd miaia
pani Cox chwalic organizacje Ku
Klux Khan.
Pani Cox stanoW'czo zaprzecza
wszystkim oskarzeniom utrzy'
nluje, ze So one wynikiem niepo-
rozulnienia miedzy MIA a panna
Grace Wightman, faworytka ORA
y. d. Robertsona, ktora podobno
chce Sic jej pozbyc, gdyz "a DUO
vie. PAM Cox zapowiada obrone
do ostatecznosci.
Sprawl przeprowadzenia sledz
twa W sprawie organizacji Ku
Kiux Khan przez specjalny konli-
tet, naznaczony przez Rade
miejska, ME nabiera jeszcze wy
razniejszych ksztaltow Ma razie
trliedzy aldermanami, nalezqcyini
do kofnitetlh Panuje nieporozu--
lrtienie ma tie powiekszenia licz=
by czionkcw. ZWolennicy tax je-
dnej jall> dfugiej strony g7roza
wystapieniem komitetu, jezeli
icll plany ME zostana przeprowa
dzone. Walka toczy sic miedzy
aidernanem Mulcahynl, ktory
jest przeciwny powiekszeniu licz
by czionkow &omitetu, i p. U. S.
Schwartzem, ktory domaga sic
koniecznie powiekszenia kom.
motywujaczadanie swoiee tenn, ze
nietylko alderman powinni
brac udziaiu W prowadzeniu sle-
dztwa. Przekonania P. Schwart-
"a podziela alderman Olsen, a p.
Miilcaliy'ego alderman Walko---
WAX.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-21
Przyklad " Przeshzeganiu Probibicjjii
PoWinien Ec Z Cory.
zajecie Ruhr Pryspiesy PoWr6t Amerykan6w.
$4,000 SAMOB0JSTWs " ClAGU ROKU.
Echa KoIejowego Shajku.
Inne Telegrdmy Krdjowe.

czas tel ostamiej sesji obecnego
Kongresu..
Celem unikniecia zwyczajnej
rocznej zwSoki W zebraniu sic no
wego Kongresu, postepowcy, kto
rzy beda W MIN czyunikiem row.
nowazacym silly obyd~och par
tyj, maja podobno zamyslac o
przeforsowaniu nadzwyczajneJ
scsji nowego Kongresu z nastep-
na wiosna, ME dopuszczajac dc
przeprowadzenia jednego lut
fdwoch waznych aproprjacyjnych
blow, podczas obecnej sesji,
iWYPLATA STANOWEGO BIC
NUSU NASTAPI NAJWCZE-
sNIEJ w KWIETNIU.
Springfield, ILL.,, 81 grudnia. =
lWedlug wszelkich widok6w $751;
900 weteranow wojny swiatowej
z Illinois ME otrzyma bonusu cd
Stanu przed kwietniem, a moze
nawet pred czerwcem. Tutejsi
adwokaci utrzymuja, il wniesio-
ny wczoraj przez DIR. Elmer z.
tiagler'a bill 0 zakaz sadowy, kt6-
ryby zsbronii wypiaty bonusu,
moze pozostac ma poSkach sado-
I.wycli az do poznej wiosny.
DR.. Hagler "a posrednictwem
swego zastepcy prawnego zarzu-
ca, il kwestja kompensaty woj-
skowej, poddana referendum przy
listopadowych wyborach, byia
przez gfosujacych odrzucona.
.Sprawa bonusu przepad&a."
Zgodnie zarzutami Hagler'a
sprawa bonusu, zanliast uzyskac
5ezwzgledna wiekszosc 36S,368
gfosow, przepadia l,336,470. usta
wodawczymi giosami. Hagler do
wodzi, il stanowy wydziai wy
borcz$ przyjai biedna niewia--
sciwa interpretacje klauzury 0 re
fcrendum, uznajac "a .ustawo--
dawczy CLOS" ca}kewita liczbe
glosujacych, letorzy rzucili balo-
ty ma czionkow legislatury.
Zdaniem Hagler'a stanowy wy
dzia', zajmujacy sic obliczanieni
glosow. winien byi uwazae try
gs2sy, jake kazdy wyborc6w
oddas "a czfonkami legislatury.
"a aktualna podstawe .ustawo-t
'dawczego giosu'.
Z Ajax ma kompensacyjna usta-
we obejmuje kaidy etap przepro
.wadzenia blu poczawszy cd wprc
wadzenia 60 do stanowego Zgro.
madzenia az do generalnej elek.
eli. W >dniu z. listopada.
,cZYN TAX, JAK MoWISZ'
- WSKAZ0WKA OLA PAN.
sTWoWYcH URZEDNIKoW
Waszyrgton, q grudnia.
Posei UPshaw. dem. z Georgia
wyglosit wczoraj W Izbie posI6w
przemowienie. " kt6rem nawoiu
je wszysu<ich wysokich urzedni
k6w federalnego i,stanowych r.,
dow, do solennsgo przyrzeczenia
tiz ME bsda przyczyniali sic d.
rozwoju barbarzyhskiego przemS
Dokoficzenie ua strunicv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-21
ZAcTETA OPozYCJA SENA-
TU PRZECIWKO OKRETO-
WYNN SUBWENCJOM.

Washington, 81 grudnia. =
Podczas gdy zwolennicy admin
stracyjnego projektu ustawy .
subwencjach dla prywatnych
przedsiebiorstw okretowych oraz
blu senatora Norris'a o sfinanso
waniu $1Oo,OOO,Oo0 korporacji dls
zakrpna sprzedazy produktow
farmerskich kontynuowali wczo-
raj swa. walks o opanowanie Sc
knatu, adrninistracyjny program O.
kretowy zachwial sic pod nowym
oosrednim atakie1n w fornie BIZ
low, wprowadzonych przez sena
tora McKellar'a King'a, oby--
dwu demokratow.
Senator Mcclellan ugodzif w
zywotna strone stibwencyjnegc
blu wprowadzajac poprawke, pro
jektujaca usuniecie z blu caiej
sekcji, zajmujacej sic kwestja
rzadowej pomocy dla okretowych
przedsiebiorstw.
Bill senatora King'a proponuje
fozwiazanie okretowego wydziaiu
/ przelanie jego funkcyj ma de-
parliament handlu.
Polityka kunktatorska W calej
peini. Z
Dalszym wazniejszyn wypad-
klein ma wczorajszej sesji Sena-
tn byl wniosek senatora Norris'a,
doinagajacy sic odiozenia debaty
mad bilem okretowym a zajecia
sic sprawa kredytow farmerskich,
nowe posuniecie opozzycji, obi
czone ma wywofanie dalszej zwfo
XII w definitywnem zaiatwieniu o
kretowego subsydjum. Najbar-
dziej opornymi CO do giosowania
"a tym wrlioskieni okazali sic sas
mi demokratyczni zwolennicy pro
jektu Norris'a, starajacy sic ". ten
spos6b wprowadzle w obradach
zamieszanie, pomocne W przecia.
ganiu dyskusji mad znienawidzo-
nym pgojektem ustawy okreto--
wei. z.
Norris ma dalsze plany W
zapasie.
o lie wniQsekNorris'a lpadnie,
co zreszta jest ogolnie przewidy-
wane, ME braknie dalszych OBJ
strukcyjnych metod W walce o
ubicie subsydjum, Senator Norris
c$wiadczyi, il W podobnym wy
padlSu wprowadzi wniosek pod
jecie jego innej reaoltlcji o kon-
stytucyjna poprawke, zastrzega-
jaca inauguracje iiowego KongreI
su natychmiast Pc. elekcji, ME jak
dotychczas po tiplywie caiego
roku.
! Rezolpcja ia zyskaia sobie gor
liwych zwolennikow W czEon-
kach nowo utworzonego bloku
p postepowcow, ktorzy zazadali, a.
by senatorowie posiowie pobi-
ci W listopadowych wyboraeh
zrzekli sic uczestnictwa W obra-
dach mad ustawodawstwem pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-21
Nowy Prezydent nozyl
Juz Przysiege.
Ia Besarabje, SOwiety zadaja Uznania.
Ambassador Ameryka1ski Przeciw Zajeciu Ruhr
Ameryka ROzpOczea Ukiady Sprawie OdszkOdOwai
Inne TeIegrdmy Zagranicsne.
yka ROzpOczsIa UkEady W Sprawie OdszkOdOwai.
.e TeIegrdmy Zagrdniczne.
Ambassador .WOjCieChOWSki
PrezydeRtGm,

WARSZAWA, Fl grudnia. Stanisfaw WOj-
ciechOwsh, przyjaciel IgnacegO Jana Padere-
wsiegOwskiegO, wirtuoza, zostaf wczoraj wy
brany Prezydentem RzeczypospOitej Polskej.
NOwy Prezydent POlsh byi kandydatem le-
wicy inaczej partJi radykahej.
W czasie gdy p. Paderewsh byl premjerem
POlski, zajmowaf on stanOwisko ministra spraw
wewnetrznych. Gdy p. Paderewski zrezygnO-
wal udaf sic pOwrotem do Ameryh, obecny
Prezydent zajaf wcwczas jego miejsce, wyste-
pujac charakterze premjera ministrow.
Chociai Prezydent Elekt Wojciechowsh u
waiany jest "a czfonka lewicy j chOciaz W wy
bOrach do senatu zOstaf wybrany cd partjii Iu-
dOwej (WitOsa), jednakie cieszy sic Ogolnem
uznaniem zarowno swych sympatykOw jak O.
pOnentow poGtycznych i uwazany jest "a jedne
go najwiekszych ideaEstow W Polsce.
Prezydent WOjciechowsh iczy sObie So lat,
zamifowaniem oddawaf sic studjom ekenomi-
cznym, szczegolnie d1edzinie kOOperacji
rOInej i W sprawie tel napisai klka dzie{. O.
procz tegO sam zorganizowa} wiele koOperatyw
Pc wystapieniu swoim gabinetu rzadOwegO,
Prezydent EIekt zostaf zamianowany przewO-
dniczacym komitetu rzadowego do robienia Osz-
czednosci bud1ecie panstwowym.
PREzYDENT WOJCIECHOWSKI zkOzYL JUz
PRZYSIEGE.
WARSZAWA, Il grudnia. (Prasa Stow -
NOwOObrany Prezydent ReczypOspOGtej Pol
skiej, Stanisfaw WOjciechowski, zfozyf juz
wczOraj wieczOrem przepisana przysiege.
z OgoInej iczby SIG gfOsow, Oddanych
czasie glOsowania, otrzymaf on 29S gfosow.
w roku 1891 obecny Prezydent WojciechO-
wsh zostaf wydalony, Polsi przez Moskah.
W rOku 1905 zarzuch dziafalnosc polityczna i
uzyskaf pOzwOIenie powrocenia do Polski
gdzie zainicjowai szereg kooperatyw. W czasie
wOjny byf on silnym zwolennikiem panstw
sprzymierzOnych i przyjmowaf znaczny udzaf W
akcji rautnkowej.
W gabinecie SkuIskiego Prezydent Wojcie-
chowsi piastOwai teke ministra spraw wewne
hznych. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-21
Pielegniarka oskarion'
0 sympatjs dIa Ku
Klux KIan.

Edgar A. Jonas, prezes Wy
dziaiu dyrektor6w tubetkulicz-,
nege sanatorjum wniosi skarge
przeciwko Laurie A. Cox o 10
twarte wypowiadanie swej SYM
patti dla organizacji Ku Klux
Klan. PAM Cox jest przelozona
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-21
Europa oczekuje zlnnieij
szenia Augow, NOW
P. Kelly.

Zdaniem p. D. F. Kelly'ego.
try rzeczy moga najpredzej u
Dokonczenie ra stronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-21

Dokohczenie na stroniey :
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06

Salisbury Centre, n. Y, Aug 81, 1911.
A. J. Phillips, Norwood. \. y;
Dear Sir-f wish to add word 81
praise TO your long list OF testimonials
Last fall l had spent over three hun
drcd dollars IN doctors bills to gtt
cured Of very bad case OF rhcuma'
tism. but without relief. could only
walk as I pulled myself around. ! was
discouraged but your dealer here in
dueed me to try your Famous A. ]. 7.
Rheumatic Remedy as IL had cured
his little girl. took the remedy and
| can surely say nor that ! have no
rheumatism and am able 20 work er'
cry day. Thanks to your famous rheu-
matte remedy. Sincerely yoars,
r. +. Lamphere.
Salisbury Centre. y. Y. Aug. I. 1916
A. J. Phillips. Norwood, \. Y:
Dear Sir-In reply to your inquiry
about my rheumatism would say that
have none. l did have six years ago
but sincc l took your A. J. r. Rheu-
matte Remedy six years ago | hsve
been entirely free from II. know
Of several Others that have been cured
OF their rheumatism with the same
remedy. I shall aiwavs have a good
word for the A. J. r. Remedies.
Fred +. Lamphere.
Your druggist has it.-Ads.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
WILLI4MSTOWN

State Health Officer Dr, q 4. Burr
III Montpelier was in town the 3rd in
consultation with Supt. NJ. A. outland
in regard to the scarlet fever situa.
ton. II developed in the course OF the
visits made by DIR. Burr that the dis
ease in d mild form has ben IN tam
ease with children attending the Ed
wards school since Dec. Is and that it
has now spread until it was neces,
sary to close that school. 1t Is not
known whether the cases on Construc-
tion hill in the village started from
those on the east hill or not but It
seems unlikely,
Res. Percy 4. Smith is now preach
ing part Of the time at New Bed
ford Mass. besides taking post
graduate work ut the Divinity
school, Tufts college.
II. s. DYKE Of Mortified and ono Of
his statesmen were in towp the Bird on
a business mission. coming this time
over the hill with sleigh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
NORTH CALAIS

Myron Daley was in Montpelier en-
Wednesday on business.
George Smith finished work for Col.
II. S. Foster Wednesday and Is stop
ping with J. b. Fair.
Mrs. Gladys Sicily Is quite i'll with
cold. Her mother il caring Tor her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Lawson were
visitors at George kelton's in North
Montpelier Thursday.
Mrs. Dora Converse and Mrs. d. }.
Persons Of North Montpelier we're call
ers in the place Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lawson and
nephew, Edwin Webster, of East Cal
ais we're visitors at Freeman Lawson's
Thursday.
Miss Alice Holt was in Montpelier
Friday.
Mrs. Emma Holt Of East Montpelier
was recent guest at Dean Hollis.
Mrs. Sadie Parker was in Montpelier
recently to attend funeral
Dennis Lawson was in South Wood
bury Wednesday on business.
Harry. Peck was in Montpelier on
Wednesday on business.
Dean Holt was business visitor
in East Calais Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warren Of Ada
mant we're callers at Dean Hollis on
Thursday.
Eddie Russ Of Fairlee was in town
Wednesday
Bert Shatney has moved his family
from Kent's corner to the Drown house
near the Davis church.
Mr.. and Mr. Ed Sparrow and daneh-
ter, Miss Helen, OF Adamant were vis-
itors at Dean Hollis Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Brown Of East
Calais were in the place Thursday 70
attend the home mission meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Miss Nellie. Conway Of North Mont
pelier was visitor in the city over
the week end.
| Mrs. James r. Higgins OF fremont
street il spending few days visiting
| in Hardwick.
Walter McHugo OF Summer street
spent the week end in Boston visiting
with his mother.
Practically all Of the granite plants
in Bnrnhams meadow closed down on
Saturday for an indefinite period.
Charles Rice, employed at the Jones
& Hall livery stable, is back at work
having recovered from his recent i'll.
ness.
John Tassie Of the w d. Smith
Inc.,. store visited with his brother
Robert Tassie Of Woodbury., over thc
week end
Don't confuse Eskimo pies will
chocolate covered ice cream. The orig
inal can be bought at the Barre Drug
| company. adv
Miss Vivian Marion, a student AZ
Smith college, is visiting vt the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. james I.
Marion of Franklin street.
Howard Brown OF Allen street, who
was injured week ago at the tobog-
pan chute, was able to be about yes
terday with the nd Of crutehes.
Mrs. Harry Bassett and two daugh-
tiers. Marjorie and Betty, Of Orleans
are visiting at the home Of her par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. d. 5. Waterman 81
Washington street.
Archie Bradford returned to Burling-
ton this morning. where he is employed
in the studio Of G.. A. Burnham. He
passed the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w #. Bradford of 80
Park street
Paul w. Waterman, formerly OF this
city, and now an instructor in a cotn-
try dav school in Milwaukee, Wis,
underwent serious operation for APP
pendicitis last Thursday. Friends will
he interested 70 know that he is recov-
ering rapidly.
A picture has Just been received in
the Office of the Granite Manufacturers
association showing the new Hershey
memorial erected at Hershey, Pa. II
was cut By Jones Brothers company OF
this city and il in the form Of a monu.
mental exedra. Mr. Hcrshcy, for whom
the monument was made, II the we'll
known chocolate manufacturer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, FEBRUARY o, 1922.
The Weather

Snow or rain tonight; colder IN
New Hampshire and Vermont; Tues
day generally fair and colder; fresh 70
strong south, shifting to west, winds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

A son was born Saturday to MI
and Mrs. L. Bardosi Of Berlin street.
Mrs. A. Fine and daughter, Maie
left Friday for New York City to Wis
it relatives.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-11
Announcement

The management of the Lyric
theatre has arranged for the first
showing of The William Fox Pro-
duction "OVER THE HILL" opening
today, Wednesday, Jan. IL.
To our mind this picture is alb
solutely the most absorbing drama
ever presented in a theatre.
We realize how futile it is to pick
amusements that will satisfy every
body But "Over the Hill" is pic
ture for everybody.
Its appeal is so universal, so pow
erful, so human, and its characters
so lifelike, that we feel certain it
will grip you as it has thousands
of other everyday humans from all
walks of life in New York City.
For one solid year, twice daily,
it has competed with the most sue
cessful theatrical attractions in the
very heart of the worlds greatest
amusement mart, and today its hold
upon the public is stronger than
when the picture was first displayed.
This is our chief reason for giving
"Over the HIP an unqualified en-
dorsement without any reservations
whatsoever.
Yours very truly,
ELLEN B. LARSEN,
Manager
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-11
Defeat CaImar Second Time

For the second time this season
Calmar was defeated by the DEBORAH
high school basket ball team, Tues
day evening, Jan. 8, by score of
81 to IL. The game was mighty
hard fought and very fast consider
ing the boys have just past thru
Christmas vacation. The Calmar
team started in with a great on
slaught while the local five took
it easy. As result of this DEBORAH
gradually worked up to the top of
the score.
The Calmar five showed a good
style of basket ball but were not
trained as well as Coach Kelton's
men. The local team by far out
classed the invaders in basket throw
ing and in team work. However,
their opponents played much faster
and with great deal more fight.
Most of the points of the game
were made by field goals as only
a few of the many free throws were
successful. Toward the last of the
game Alyger picked up and made
most of the throws good. Capt. o.
son played mighty hard game be-
ing there with the same skill in
playing and making baskets as in
every other game. His best fall back
and supporter last Tuesday was un-
doubleday o. Visit as he had his
football fight pushed up to the top
and made good use of it.
The man who Calmar can give the
honors to was Becker as he played
hard fought game and an excellent
guard.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-11
Fire at Mrs. ]. G. Lamm Residence

nv ~ AhASs J' W. LdiIiu htSIutHEt
Last Friday night at GAS the fire
department was called to the Mrs. j.
G. Lamm residence on East Water
street. Fire was discovered under
meath the kitchen range. During the
early part of the evening smoke
was noticed in the house and
thorough investigation of the entire
house was made, but no signs of fire
could be discovered until later in the
night, when Mrs. Lamm discovered
the blaze underneath the range. 1t
is a box range, which sits tight on
the floor and consequently the blaze
could not be discovered before. 1t
burned a hole about a foot square
into the cellar. After the firemen
arrived the fire was quickly put out
with the use of the chemicals. The
fire company was unable 70 ascertain
from central where the fire was for
quite a while after the alarm was
turned in. But Driver John Peter
son of the chemical truck drove up
to the telephone office and got the
desired information, and the fremen
were soon at the scene of the fire.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-11
More Squirrel Stuff

Harlan, Iowa-Within thirty min
utes after he had started the job, a
squirrel had carried twenty walnuts
from where he had found them in a
lot adjoining the church to his nest
in the belfry of the building. Each
trip he had to climb the stucco side
of the church, go over the roof and
then up the spire.
But a little more than a minute
was taken by the squirt to make
each trip.
The nuts were placed outside the
shop by some kindly hearted printers
who wished to furnish the squirrel
and his family with a good holiday
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-11
DEBORAH Chickens Win at Dubuque

VIM. Aders, of DEBORAH, exhibited
a number of his White Rocks at the
Dubuque county Poultry Association
show at Dubuque last week, and he
brought home a number of prizes.
He won first cock, third cockerel and
fifth pullet. Mr.. Aders chickens
bring home the prizes wherever they
are exhibited, and the fact of win
ming out in big show like the
Dubuque show speaks well for his
chickens. They have been consistent
winners for years and Mr.. Aders
keeps his flock up to a high standard
at all times.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-11
L. X. Morrison at Hospital

L. r. Morrison has been quite iii
since New Years day. He was suf-
fering with the toothache, and had
tooth extracted that day, and ever
since has been confined to his home.
On Sunday he was taken to the De-
corah hospital where he can receive
the best of treatment and care, and
it is the hope of his many friends
that he will recover quickly.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-11
New Paint Company Opens

The Olson & Ellis Paint Co., has
opened new paint and wall paper
store in the building just west of the
Ellis Cafe on West Water street.
The proprietors are Leonard Olson,
one of Decorah's well known paint
ers and paper hangers, and Alvin
Ellis, proprietor of the Ellis Cafe.
They expect to opeH for business
about Feb. 10, and will carry a first
class line of wall papers and other
material in the painting and paper
hanging line.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-01-11
Oldest West Union Woman Dead

Mrs. Sarah J. Rogers, the "mo-
Their of West Union, died at 2
o'clock Friday morning at her home
in this city, in her ninety-second
year. She was the oldest person
residing in the city, and antedated
all other inhabitants of West Union
in length of residence here, she hav-
ing made this her home for more
than seventy-two years. In COM
pany with her husband and little
daughter, both long since deceased,
Mrs. Rogers located on the site of
West Union on Christmas day, 1S49,
they being the first family to settle
within its bounds.-West Union Argo
Gazette.