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Evening star., 1921-09-18
LEAD NEW CITIZENS.

= Italians led in; the, number Of per-
sons :'of each nationality WHO took
out certificates of naturalization: dur
ing August, Secretary Of Labor Davis
announced yesterday, with l.o2s natlraI-
ised. or 17.s per cent of the total OF
16.4Sl for the month. Germans in the
United states. who. have led in TAX
ing out final papers Tor. several
months, dropped into second place.
825. or. slightly more than II per cent
of. the total number naturaiized. be-
ing from Germany. >. ~ = 2
There were 2e,1o1* declarations .of
intention Of naturalization filed dur.
in8 the month and f4,471 patfff6ns OF
-.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
ASSIGNED TO AERO BUREAU.

Lieut.. Commander George B. Will
son. at Philadelphia. has been ordered
to this city for duty in the bureau Of
aeronautics, Navy Department
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
Commissioner Hagen Refuses To
Live In State Built Home And
MoRes Out With Strong Kicks

the summer, after it had been COM
pleted and Mr.. Hagan was living Ia
it. The house is a small story and
8 half structure. The $500 extra
was incurred in the installation Of .:
hot water heating plant. 81 sS5.s al
Late in the summer it was esti-
mated that the house would cost:
about 81, 900. The \ final figure u,
therefore greatly ii excess of that es-
innate. t35 N
It was estimated IN August chat
the cost 81 the house built ~ ths:
state would beSa bout Is 2255 spsr sesnt -, i
excess of the vs1ll = estimates Eiyl
to the people tcr whom st,e %
were bnilt A rech se of thsps Z ~
has shown "a iilscrs "a lcosstt a,,,lst os
|ilture varying from 4 ~ la q
Hasan has = = lhdut iyl ( s70oeS
his own money into fla1 home A r!
Wiling III lossetS HIT Ut -
4 contrac Tint wliill il.ld il.ld lin q -
I'm q 3. sasonabls III ptiiess = q
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
The Changing ST Our Times

The changing Of times has farmers
laborers all given purpose
condition fey but Of BUT when comes the bill
they fall short sacrifice failed realize
with The instituted and labor endorsed The World started
On Wonderous fangs capital behind nothing
capital and the the whe-to
bsaed enthusiasm dollars and which
prise Why don't labor don't farmer organizations pull
fire? the the battle
some labor and the farmers will
the convictions the popuace BUT
shall the Of troubles
Dollars they be and dollars that control al things
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23

John N. Hagan, commissioner Of
agriculture and labor, member Of the
state industrial commission and as
such q director of the operations Of
the Home Builders association, has
moved out Of the house built for him
by the state.
Explaining why he abandoned his
home, which Is at 1915 Sixth street,
Mr.. Hagan said: " Y: tSsS,5s 5<is,.;5
They were To- build me q house for
5$6 900 With $500 81 extras. have
received notice that the cost of the
shoase is 1855. .9s. II will mt pay II.
y hAye made some payments and the
Eyts has not had more than 5000
- any time.
b ss 4 not know what viii Is done
e house.
8 Tie cost of tho Ha hlcuss ses.
tahlished following mi crl sl ccpnut.
ants sf ths Hpnas 81 assocfatios
tor ssversl ssnllontt mont I, d II q 00e
III ghet e e - \ sstiiInL q latss d
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23

NOTICE TO
READ ING PUBLIC
AND d
ADVERTISERS

Reports current In Devils Lake
and its community during the past
week that The World would dis
continue publication, are entirely
without foundation. The newspa-
per will continue to be printed md.
circulated each Welnesday o.
week 90 heretofore. ;t2;l.s
Advertisers Of The World are
the gamers by use Of it's columns
which has the largest circuIstion
without question Of any newspaper
in Ramsey county. Beginning next
week, special efforts Of it's star
will Be devoted to the service of
patrons in the business world Of
Devils Lake. Every merchant in
the city will be called upon and
invited to share in the benefits to
be accrued by use Of The. World as
. medium to reach the people of
the community. Rates for adyer-
tising upon request special rates
ON long time contracts.
Items of interest to the public
will be welcomed at it's Office,
phone go. BY mail, or personal call
at all times. Notices Of church
and social events from the city
and all rural communities will Be
+ gladly received from all sources.
Communications should be signed,
/ altho names will not be used under
/ ordinary circumstances. Get your
items IN before 8 p. m. Tuesiays.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
llE::W COMP ! I ! I : I
] E0RlllI | : | ! |. | |
CHAIR I I |: go.


+. w. Dyson, general manage er hsrs-
tofore Of The General Utilities corpor-
ation' controlling the lighting and
heating plant as well assthes water
works Of Devils Lake has received the
following formal notice Of the change
IN ownership Of that concern:
Il sOn Friday, October 2Sth, 1921, the
property Of the General Utilities cor
poration was sold by the Federal
District court at public auction to
satisfy the claims of bond olders. The
entire property was purch chased ~ the
Midwest Power Company.
There will be no! change in the To-
eal management and NE win endeavor
70 continue the same good service as
in the past" b,
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
Morlnons Endeayor To
Perpetuate Beliefs

Mormon Missionaries direct from
the fountain head Of that faith, ac-
cording to reports, are working hard
in this community 81 Sitdlivaaee the
membership of that rslig gious !seet. It
il understood q house to house canvas
OF the whole region is being made BY
from one to five representatives Of
the faith. Saturday and Sunday meet
ings were held for the public at the
court house with other meetings plan
ned according to all reports. A fair
attendance marked the efforts of
plans with much interest displayed.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
Widow of. Hill
Dies, Age r.

st. Paul.-Mrs. James ]. Hill, wi
dow. Of the empire, .huila aer,. died Of
her home here Tuesday afftteg 4 long
illness. Mrs. Hill was n years
old.
Her husband, James Jerome Hill,
died five years ago. Mr.. Hill was
the empire builder Of the north
west, and his estate controlled
most Of the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific property, as we'll
as thousands of acres of land in
the northwest.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
6 Jim" Ryan Against
The Election Battle

Jim Ryan is against a contest of
the recent election, he declared Tues
day morning on the ground votes, and
not petitions, decided the fate of state
officers. Mr.. Ryan however indicated
his confidence in North Dakota and
it's ultimate outcome for one Of the
utmost successful states in the union.
Mr.. Ryan has been identified with the
Democratic party. as well as the Nom
partisan league.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
spiasnan.HoiaIuiith

81 Spae0ll llansH HoMuth t t NJ 4. Us.
a quiet wedding was solemnixed
On Wednesday evening III Z o'clock.
when Mrs. Margaret Honuth5 was
united u marriage e Ne. John r.
Spokesman, r., Devils IKE, n. p,
st ths home of III bride, No. 22ls
Ontario avsnrs; s'' raw. = erlnan Brsz-
HI III tea .The bride ms attttendd-
6id byi her sissttier; & Allazy Vol, u
lliclde IN eyenue .sa & lnaid q ,onscr.
While l NJ Ienr elles, q hfs city,
attended the room. 81
81 n, Ts,s bid & gas ss trae lively
h q navy blue BEADED triicotins dress,
After the ic.sesrtemony 4 Redding dinner
Wss served to the embers of the i'm
aiate family Il. and Nh. Spies.
nm WIN Sc at home to their friendl
Eat Is. 2248 Ontario svenue 5lipping
- ~
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
Mack v. Traynor
Succeeds Mann, Jr.
L AS,LegiOn Head

Mack v. Traynor has been elected
commander Of Tim Running post Of
the Amefican. Legion in Devils lake,
succeeding F. P. Mann, Jr., to the
.honors Of the position. Other officers
elected at a meeting held Monday
were: First vice commander, Victor
Horn; second vice commander, Geo.
Crawford; adjutant, William Elmslie;
finance officer, Ernest Emery; post
historian, Sandford Taggen; chaplain,
Otto Helgeson; sargeant at arm, H.
L. Gordon. = tstM
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
Delinquent Tax Lists Are Now
Available From County Officials

Delinquent tax lists have been pub
ished in this and many other coun-
ties. Properties on which taxes have
not been paid will be sold for taxes
in Ramsey county according to the
following official notice:
Notice is hereby given, that all
the lands and lots in Ramsey
county, North Dakota, on which
the taxes for the year 1920 and
previous years remain unpaid
will be sold for such taxes, spe-
cial assessments, interest and pen
atty, and the costs and expense
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23

Of this notice as provided by law.
Said sale to be made at the
Auditors Office at the county
Court House in the City Of Dew
lis Lake, Ramsey county, N. D.,
commencing on Tuesday, the 18th
day of December, A. D. 1921, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, and continuing
until 4 o'clock P. NJ, with ad-
journments from day to day un-
til all the lands and lots upon
which the taxes shall remain un-
paid are offered for sale as re-
quired by law.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23

u " lamarck, N. D. Sale of al state
real estate, mill and sleya ateg, md
hone building ass6 ciatioa bopds not
previously delivered 81 their par value
va sanhouneed ut the state caPitol.
The sale is ssid to have been made
to Spitzer Rorick and Company and
other allied Afms. VA.
d addition to the sale of these
bonds st par the sale Of 11,s00, 900 Of
Bank nf North Dakota series bonds
at such ! discount as to make them
yield i've and hye-eighths per cent
interest To- the buyers, was also an-
Aonneed Sc
This sale will It is expected auto
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23

matically bring to IN end the court
3aetion which was argued this after.
noon Ia which ! group q taxpayers,
sought to prevent the delivery to
Splitter Rorick and Company, . large
block Of state bonds the sale Of which
at I discount was alleged TO have been
contracted for. & s3 4, iss
The bonds now reported sold in
Sclude the following: Approximately
seven million dollars fof rea1 estate
series bonds, two million dollars Of
min and elevator bol,ds, ono million
dollars homs bdild ding bonds, ard the
Bank of North Dakota series bonds
already mentioned.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
Auto Business Shows
Steady improvements

Detroit, Mich. = The auto industry
ow manufacturing more than three
times as many cars as last January.
The general belief among auto max
ers is that their industry is safely out
of the depths of depression and we'll
on it's way upward to normal.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
Federal JUDGE
DECISION near
Two iii The running

Andrew Miller Of Bismarck or Seth
Richardson Of Fargo will be appoint
ed federal Judge in North Dakota by
president Harding in the opinion Of
Attorney General Lemke, following
his return from Washington, D. C.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23

Bismarck DThe
Nonparsan Neso
svebn Johnson attorney Kitchen
missioner would not be installed according to their
the afternoon Tuesday the court held that the petition bege
the Nonpasan league head by H.
others invalid They sought the
vassing making declaration election the
installed office succeeding Governor
General Lemke and Labor Commissioner Hagen.
Action - Standing
Although grounds the action the given official
it generally understood that the petition for
sought the canvassng performing duty
required by law perform Short that the
ing whatever.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23

Miss Bernice Goldberg Of Minnesota
who has been visiting relatives at
Harlow, has been the guest Of friends
in Devils Lake the past few days.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23

GETS THREEsYRARsa s @
w. B. Franklyn, charged with pass
ing bogus "paper" on local merchants,
received . sentence today Of three
years in the state penitentiary. "a,
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23

Two men, Thomas 3 81 Ma
sloney and Geo. p. Laird, ne 1.
behind the. guns that are \
kesping The World /, il opera
& . t.ion, a'ccomp paniedl ~, John y, /
Dahlen and Others. Il
sis their purpose that ~ 4 \, iin-
ptionI i ] in I the pub aieations !
ssei re I, lablor Il y perss !, lr
IN be count enanced. under
a ...ss strssumst tame !, u \ D sIItho|
"A i. .nsn. sna
~ l,osssl y. al.l,
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
BOND SALE Of STATE SSlIS
MAY END AL PENDING SUITS
TRANsACTgON INCLUDES ALL REAL ESTATE AND ssS
sSas HoME BUILDING BONDS PERMITTED OF ISSUES

Atsay Aetio Aseosdsg TO Gsner.
Hf OF OGcah And Attorneys
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23
|Co|. ]. II. Bloom Loses In ATTEMPT
To Prevent Installation Of NeStos

Contests In Courts To Defeat Recall Election Become Invalid When
Decides Against Instituted By eaguers Of Ramsey Co
The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23

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The Devils Lake world., 1921-11-23

II II s;Ss 81 I
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

treasury would be purely voluntary. The
latter also is regarded as an essential.
Ulster. is was stated. will not consti-
tute so much of a problem as Sim
Feiners are willing to compromise on
that point.
As to the form of dominion govern
ment, De VaIera's colleagues pointed out
that there are many varieties. They de-
clared they wanted the British govern
ment to state whether Ireland would rule
itself as Canada does, or whether some
other form would be put upon her. A
highly important desire of the Irish is
a ruling on her right to secede from the
empire and the right 10 remain neutral,
If she desires in any British war.
The Exchange Telegraph says that the
government viii not publish the text OF
he Irish proposals until De Valera has
had an opportunity to consult with his
colleagues and sends a reply to London.
Then Premier Lloyd George will make
a detailed statement in the Commons.
The Exchange Telegraph learns that
formal negotiations may start next week.
Dublin is preparing to give De Val
era and his colleagues a tremendous well
come tonight, said a dispatch from that
city to the Evening News. 1t is probable
that Dali Eireann will meet them at
DUbIin tomorrow.
Late this afternoon il was stated the
General SHUTS had postponed his pro-
posed Irish visit until next week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
LINE
ORDERED SOLD
No Bid of Less Than $3.50, 0O0
Accepted for Vincennes
Street Railway.

Public sale Of the property OF the
Vincennes Traction Company of Vincenes,
Ind, was ordered by Judge Francis -.
Baker, United States district judge, in
decree of foreclosure filed in Federal
Court today.
Accordig to the terms OF the decree the
sale, which will be in charge of Charles
L. Martindale, master, will be held from
the steps of the Knox County court house
about the middle of September. A
definite date will be announced later.
1t is ordered that no bid Of less than
$4,000 be accepted.
The decree is the result Of a petition
of the Mercantile Trust Company of st.
Louis, filed sometime ago against the
traction company and the Citizens
Trust Company of Vincennes, receiver
for the property. When the matter was
heard before Judge Ferdinand A. Geiger
here about a month ago the defendants
made no fight and the entire hearin g
was given over to an explanation of the
street car situation in general in Vim
ceunes.
According to the decree there are now
outstanding bonds amounting to S2S2,-
psi A.. principal and accrued interest.
These bonds were put out in two issues,
the first for 5000, 900 in January 1903, due
in 1928; the second for $4,000 In May
1906, due in 1881.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
DEFUNCT BANK
HEAD TAKEN
ArcOla Gid Man Is Arrested
at Richmond.


RICHMOND, Ind July 22-JOhn NJ
Ernst, senior member Of the firm Of John
NJ. Ernst & Sons, grain dealers u Ar-
cola, III. vOs arrested by two detectives
here today on q warrant charging embez-
element and conspiracy to defraud the
Arcola State Bank OF Arcola. III. He
waived extradit!on proceedings. Che de
tectives alleged that Ernst had OvcrdraWn
his account S171,O00 and had borrowed
81 900 from the bank fer his firm.
Ernst came to Richmond IN June.
When detectives learned that he had rela-
tives living near Richmond, they began
10 seek him here. lie was under surveil-
lance for week. Today the detectives
were Informed that on indictment had
been returned against Ernst BY the
Douglas County grand jury and they
placed 4im under arrest. The bank failed
ON May 70. 1921, and its liabilities were
placed at $4,000.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

dered consolidated for purposes Of sucs
separation"
The commissioners contend that this
court should order the commission to val
cate its order as well as require thu
commission to carry out the request OF
the commissioners as to the proposed
consolidation Of the crossings.
The county commissioners claim thai
the State commission in denying the petit
ton did so on grounds not sustained By
sufficient evidence and tnat tn- OF
the commission is contrary to law.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
HAWAII OUT OF
JAP AGREEMENT
So Nippons Hold in Sending
Immigrants.

WASHINGTON. July 22.-Japan has
held that the japanese exclusion agree
ment Of 1908 does not apply to Hawaii
and >this IS the reason for the large in
crease OF Nipponese immigrants to the
mid Pacific Islands, ] V. A. McMurray,
Of the Far Eastern division of the state
Department, told the House immigration
Committee today,
His statement came MS O surprise and
the committee Immediately passed a
resolution demanding all the diplomatic
correspondence leading up 70 the 1905
agreement which was framed While
Senator Knox was Secretary Of State. Nc
Murray indicated that under the agree
meut the United States has been forced
to accept this view.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
GOVERNOR BLAINE
WIRES PREMIER

MADISON, Wis, July 22.-Governor
John J. Blaine Thursday night sent
cablegram TO Premier David Lloyd
George at London, England, asking that
Great Britain keep its pledge Of self
determination to Ireland. Following Is
the Governors cablegram:
Premier David Lloyd George.
London. England.
The pledge of America and her allies
in Ike World War to the principle Of
self determination for small nations un
happily has not been carried out Great
Britain now face the opportunity and
the inevitab bic, 70 brea' or keep that
pledge with the Irish nation We ear
nestly hope that pending negotiations
will meet the pledge sade to the world.
John J. BLAINE"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
WASTE COST
OF BILLIONS
IN BUILDING
Hoover Commission Makes
VoluminOus Report After
National Survey.
HOUSE SHORTAGE ACUTE

NEW YORK, July 22.-Waste, IN
employment, high cost Of construc-
ton and a score of other evils, are
causing losses in the Building indus
try of the country, running into bill
lions of dollars, states the report of
the Hoover commission on elimna-
ton of waste in industry of the
American Engineering Council,
made public today.
Half a billion dollars a year in wages
If being lost through unemployment
Accidents cost the building Industry
$120O0O,OOO.
Loss through duplication of estimates,
designs and bidding runs into millions
Strikes cause IN estimated waste Of
three million working days a year.
Chief sources OF waste are irregular
employment, inefficient management and
wasteful labor regulations.
INVESTIGATIONS
COVER COUNTRY.
These are only a few Of the discov-
cries of the commission. Its investiga-
tons cover the entire country, but spe-
ciaI attention . has been given to cOndi-
tons In New York, Boston. Philadelphia,
Cleveland. Atlanta and San Francisco.
a hopeful sign, says the report, after
q lengthy review of multifariOus evils in
the building industry is the recent ac-
ton Of builders aud wOFkmen In in
TestiEating causes and remedies for IT.
regular employment and the recog nition
of the necessity for increased production.
Building with the trades and common
labor incidental to il Is the second in
dustry Of the United states, the report
says. aud contributes more than $5.0"-
600 600 to the wealth Of the Nation. More
than another billion could be added II
the difficulties discovered could be re
moved.
Application OF safety methods would
save the industry 100000 days year
ACUTE HOUSING
SHORTAGE EN- is.
An acute national housing shortage
exists. with costs prohibitiye to house
holder and banker. Some improvement
Is noted as a result OF wseding out the
wars insists" but both employers and
employees are blamed for restriction OF
output.
The commission chairman Is j. Parks
Claiming, of New York Other mem
bers are L. " Wallace. OF Washington.
vice chairman. George Il. Babcock. Peoria,
III: Norris Cooke, PhiIa icIphia: Robert
Linton, Butte. Mont, and Ira L. Hollis,
Worcester, Mass.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Reserve Board Quiz
Proposed by Scion

WASHINGTON. July 22-At the re-
quest Of Governor Harding of the Federal
Reserve Board. Senator Mclean, Conn,
today introduced a resolution for
Cenate Investigation Of the board and Of
the Office OF the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency.
Harding's request was the result Of
frequent and violent criticism Of the
board and its policy. both in congress
and out. Inclusion of the comptroIler's
Office was based on recent attacks on the
board by John SHELTON Williams, former
COMPTROLLER
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

The councilmen adopted a resolution
fayoring the purchase Of four additional
acres adjoining Sunnyside. II this tract
IS bought it VIII add farmhouse and a
barn to Sunnyside. The house can be
used as a residence for the superin-
tendent.
Although, County Engineer John j.
Griffith asked for a bond issue Of $loo,-
600 for the repair Of bridges and for
building new ones, the council after con
sulting with Auditor Fesler Appropriated
SEQ. 600 out Of the general fund for
bridges, repairs and the ike In this
way the council avoided a bond issue at
this time BY making an appropriation
instead Of a bond issue, work on the re-
pair or building Of five bridges can start
at once. A bond issue would have
caused more than a sixty day delay
Commissioners agreed % use part OF the
free gravel road fund for painting certain
bridges.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Budget Forms Ready
Some Time Next Week

Budget forms prescribed by the State
board of accounts for the taxing units
Of Indiana will be ready for distribu-
ton early next week, It was announced
today. The forms go into detail as TO
the money 10 be expended by each unit
next year and Jesse f. Eschbach, chief
examiner of the board of accounts. has
stated that the board will approve no
expenditures not contained in budgets.
Necessary expenditures not listed on the
budget may be written In by officials Of
the taxing units, it was stated.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

NJ Blessing as members of the Indiana
State public service commission and the
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company.
The commissioners ask that the com
mission be required to vacate an order
of June "a, last, by which the commission
wholly denied q petition of the county
commissioners asking "for the separation
of the existing surface grades Of the
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
and the AllisoAville Pike, and also of the
L. e. & w. Railroad and East Forty Sec
ond street and that said crossing be or
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Reward Offer Revives
Search for Mans Body
snecial 70 The Times.

WASHINGTON. Ind. July PA re-
ward Of 81. 900 has been offered here, by
August Pielemeier, for the recovery Of
the body of his son. Philip Pielemeier, q,
who IS reported to have drowned July II
In White River, at Hindostan Fails. On
account of the reward offered. searchers
are renewing effortsto find the body.
Young Pielemeier is known to have
carried insurance TO the amount of $780,
OO0. which the insurance companies re-
fuse to pay until the body has been found
It is believed that Pielemeier went down
in a dangerous whirlpool, some distance
below the falls Hundreds Of people have
assisted in the search.