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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-16
JACK To SWING
BACK I D HARD
TRAINING TO-DAY

ATLANTIC CITY, June 14.-While
Jack Dempsey spent the last day of
his vacation motoring to Camden to
bring back his Belgian police dog
Manager Jack Kearns was occupied
with the referees decision which is
scheduled to be. settled by the New
Jersey boxing commission tomorrow
Kearns conferred with Robert Ed
gren, who has been mentioned as the
ultimate selection as referee, and who
under the agreement for the Dempsey
Carpenter contest, is the sole arbiter
of all disputes likely to come before
the match.
Kearns favors the selection of
James F. Dougherty, of Philadelphia.
who has refereed two contests in
which Dempsey participated.
After four days of loafing Demp-
sey will swing back into his training
grind tomorrow. The cut over his left
eye has healed. Z
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CARPENTER BOUT TO
DRAW GREATEST GATE" EVER /!
KNOWN IN HISTORY OF BOXING

and $125.00O but total receipts fall
short of what Richard and his assis-
tants will have gathered in when the
gong sounds for the first round OF the
Jersey City battle.
TEX" Richard started his career
as promoter OF championship bouts
on a large scale when Joe Cans met
Battling Nelson in Goldfield, New, in
1906. The receipts for that memora-
BILE battle were $69.715. That figure
was topped when Jack Johnson fought
Tommy Burns in Australia. on Christ
mas Day. 1908 but Richard again es-
tablished a high mark in 1910 when
boxing fans from all over the country
paid $27O.775 to see the JeffrieSJohn-
son conflict AT Reno. New. Figures
for the Willard-Dempsey bout at To
ledO. July 4. 1919. supplanted even
that large total and Richard, in the
coming Jersey City match. has en-
tered the select circle of ''million-dol-
lar business men"
Figures on leading bouts of recent
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C0rbett And Jeffries

Jim Corbett's ambition continued TO
function long after Bob Fitzsimmons
took the heavyweight championship
away from him. His desire to regain
the lost laurels got him into pecks
of trouble. the trouble being furnish
ed by James J. Jeffries.
Jeffries was the champion and Cor
bett. who had relinquished the honor
Sax and one-half years before. bucked
up against the battling blacksmith
with heavy odds against him.
1t Was a one-sided fight, staged in
Mechanics Pavilion at San Francisco
on August Il, 1903. Jeffries with his
225 pounds, subdued his 1S5-pound adj
versary in the 10th round. the chal
lenger's seconds throwing the sponge
into the ring, while their hero we be
ing counted out.
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gymnasium was larger than usual
and although the county policemen on
duty had orders to treat all alike, the
men of wealth drew up in their auto
mobiles and talked their way through.
Georges was only doing light work
but he wanted privacy and when they
appeared at the entrance he stopped.
Gentlemen" he said. Il do not
want to be bothered; please leave.
Escorted by Manager Descamps,
they departed. Shortly afterward there
the left sleeve of his olive drab uni
form coat tucked in pocket.
Say. officer" he said, Pm private
Edward Ebbitt, 9Th Machine Gun Bat
TALON. walked from Troy, n. Y.
to see Georges. See if you can get
me in"
Just minute" the policeman re
piled, and went into the barn. Bring
him in" said Georges.
How do you do, buddy was the
challenger's greeting.
Jaw, fine" replied Ebbitt, glad tC
see you. / want to say that all the
fellers up home wish you luck be
cause you were good soldier and &
buddy"
He watched Georges work. ant
then went with him to the house.
Georges gave the veteran an aut
graphed photograph. Ebbitt passed
through the front gate with a smile
on his face and remarked:
THAT guy will win sure as shootin.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-16

NEW YORK. June l5.--The Demp-
sey-Carpentier boxing bout for the
worlds championship at Jersey City,
July will draw the greatest gate
IN the history OF sport.
A month before the fight, Promoter
TEX" Richard announced that the
seat sales totalled $3.50. 900. Since that
day. the sale of all seats mas gone on
br sky except for the $50 pasteboards
which are exhausted. and the general
admission seats. 10 be placed on sale
the day of the fight. Richard esti-
mates that approximately $1,000 per
sons will pay Sl.0O0,0O0 To view the
ring action at Boyle's Thirty Acres.
. Those figures will eclipse by far all
previous records for ring contests br
any other sport in this country. The
Willard-Dempsey battle at Toledo. o.,
which established the previous record
drew s45l 900 ut the box office. a puny
figure as compared with what the
coming spectacle will attract
The Harvard-Yal football game
and the Indianapolis Speedway Races
are annually reckOned among the lar
gest and most widely patronized sport
ing events in this country. Last fall
$4,000 persons were jammed into the
vale Bowl when Harvard met the
Bulldog and the total receipts were
approximately S25O0O0 about one
quarter of the amount which viii be
paid for the coming fight. The atten
dance at the Indianapolis Speedway
evelnt usually ranges between 100000
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It was not the first time Corbett
had bowed before Jeffries. In the
fourth round he was toppled TO the
floor under an onslaught of rights and
let's and again in the sixth there was
contact between his knees and the
carpet for nine counts.
The blow which finally settled Cor
belts aspirations was a fearful one,
iammed against his stomach with
with tremendous force
There was much sympathy with Cor
belts effort TO come back. He had
been a popular champion in spite of
many reversals.
In or out of the r+ng Corbett had
an agreeable personality which won
for him many friends and the we'll
known title Gentleman Jim
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Georges To Wear
Sash Knitted BY
Mrs. Carpenter

HAVRE, June 15.-Charles LedouX,
bantamweight champion boxer Of Eu-
rope, will leave today TO join Carpen-
tiers training camp in Manhasset.
N Y. He mas fights booked with Joe
Lynch. worlds bantamweight cham
pion, and Jack Sharkey.
lie will take a silk tri-color sash of
the French cOlors of blue. white and
red. knitted by Madame Carpenter.
the French heavyweight champions
wife, which Carpenter will wear as
a belt in his fight with Jack Demp-
sey.
Attached to the parcel is a letter
OF affectiOnate encouragement from
Madame Carpenter.
Scrawled across the envelope is a
ragged row of unsteady KS" for
kisses, printed by the chubby hand OF
little JaCqueline, Carpenters daugh
ter
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-16
Miss Alexa Stirling
Wins Through Third
Round OF Golf Play

FONTAINBLEAU France. June IA.
Miss Alexa Stirling, of Atlanta,
American woman champion. won the
third round OF the women's open golf
championship tournament today, as
did Miss Cecil Leitch, British woman
champion, who defeated Miss Stirling
in the first round of the British wom-
ans championship at Turnberry,
Scotland, last month.
The two are in opposite halves of
the draw and if both reach the finals,
Miss Stirling will have chance TO
retrieve herself at Turnberry.
Others qualifying for the fourth
round were Miss Lucy Hanchette, of
California: Mrs. Thurston Wright, of
Pittsburg: Miss Molie Griffiths, Miss
Lobbett, Miss Clarke and Miss Joyce
Wethered, the latter four being Brit
ish, making in all three Americans
and five British 10 play in the fourth
round
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New York s, CHICAGO 2

CHICAGO, June 15.-New York de-
feated Chicago in II innings. Vaughn
weakened in the twelfth and the
Giants punched five hits, with a base
on balls and clinched the game. Chi
cago got the lead when Flack hit
home run. Barnes replaced Benton
and the game resolved into a pitching
duel until the ninth when ChicagO's
defense broke, the Giants. tying the
score. r. H. b..
New York 600 600 OO2 OO4-6 IA l
Chicago 200 600 600 600 II 2
Batteries: Sallee, Benton, Barnes
and Snyder, Smith; Vaughn and Kill
lefer. O'Farrell.
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GEORGES DRIVES RICH MEN OUT
OF CAMP, BUT ALLOWS DISABLED
WAR VETERAN TO STAY AT ARENA

MANHASSET. n. Y. June b.
Ten wealthy owners of Long Island
summer homes We're chased from the
camp of Georges Carpenter today.
but u veteran buck private" of the
world war was an honored guest.
The crowd at the front gate of the
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American League
Cleveland 6; Athletics 8.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June II. -
Cleveland in its first appearance here
for the year took an eleven inning
game from Philadelphia. For ten in
nings Hasty and COveleskie engaged
in pitching duel. Hasty was taken
out in the tenth for a pinch hitter In
the eleventh Speaker singled to cen
ter. stole second, went to third on
Smiths sacrifice and scored the win
ming run on Gardeners sacrifice Fly.
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Schmidt, Carey, Meanwhile, Kilduff.
Three base hits, Kilduff. Stolen base,
Schmidt Double play, Olson and
Schmidt. Bases on balls, off Cooper
l. INNINGS pitcher. Cooper 2. Pom
der g. Struck out by Grimes 4. by
Cooper 3. by Ponder l. Passed ball.
Miller
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Cincx q. Phillies 1

CINCINNATI, June 15.-AlthOugh
outbatted more than to l. Cincinnati
punched three hits with an error in
the second inning and won from Phil
adelphia. Score: r. H. +.
Philadelphia 900 001 000-1 IL 1
Cincinnati . -. .040 900 600 5
Batteries: Smith and Peters; Lu-
que and Wingo.
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National League
BROOKLYN z, Pittsburo 8

PITTSBURG. June 15.-Grimes kept
Pittsburg's hits scattered while the
Brooklyn players were batting Cooper
freely and the visitors won. Ponder
replaced Cooper in the seventh and
held Brooklyn scoreless for the re-
moinder Of The game. Score.
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Boston 8, ST. Louis o

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-Oeschger's
alright pitching for Boston won over
ST Louis. But five hits We're allowed
by the Boston twirler r. H. E.
Boston $50. 100 100 O1O-3 9
st. Louis ..... 900 900 600 5 1
Batteries: Oeschber and O'Neill !;
Doak and Dilhoefer
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American Association

At Columbus 5; Milwaukee Z.
40 Toledo 5; Kansas City 16.
At Louisville 9: St Paul 6.
At Louisville 10; st. Paul 8. I'll in
nings, second game)
At Indianapolis 3; Minneapolis s
ia innings)
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Southern Association

At Little Rock 6; Memphis 4.
At New. Orleans L; Mobile 4.
At Atlanta 3; Chattanooga 4.
At Birmingham s; Nashville l.
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2; Witt. J. Walker. Gardner. John
stOn, Speaker. Three base hits, John
ston. Stolen bases, Welch, Witt,
Speaker. Sacrifice hits, Welch,
Smith, Gardner. Base on balls, off
Hasty 3; Coveleskie 3. Innings
pitched. Hasty 10; Keefe l. Struck
out, by COveleskie /.
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CoIIeue Baseball

At Cambridge, Mass: Fordham 6;
Harvard T., III inningsD
AT Providence: Yale 3; Brown 4.
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Western Ieanue

At Sioux City 4; Oklahoma City /
At Omaha g; Tulsa 4.
At St Joseph IL; Joplin 5.
At Des Moines 3; Wichita 5.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-16

The blood of birds is warmer thai
human blood by s or 10 degrees.
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Chicago 8; New York 2


NEW YORK, June 15.-The White
SOX, aided by Kerr's pitching and
timely hitting, defeated the Yankees.
The SOX executed three double plays.
Collins and Mulligan led the visitors
at bat with three hits apiece Ruth's
hitting was confined to a single and
a double in three times at bat. The
score: r II f
Chicago ............ 900 101 OPT Is Q
New York 1890. 900 O1O OO1-2 Q
Two base hits. Kerr, Mulligan
Ruth. Three base hits. Collins, Falk
Mulligan. Home run, Hoffman. Dou
ble plays, Kerr to Collins to Sheely;
Ward to Peckinpaugh to Pipp; Nc
Clellan to Collins to Sheely; MulligaI
to Collins to Sheely. Base on balls
Quinn 2; Kerr 2. Struck out by Kerr
IL; Quinn 2.
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Senators 7; ST. Louis 5

SendIOrS z, 81 LOUIS
WASHINGTON, June Is. - Wash
ington won from st. Louis today. Sin
giles by Shanks, O'Rourke, Judge and
Harris accounted for the winning
runs in the eighth
Score: X II +
St. Louis ..--.--- 600 600 O5O-5 IL j
Washington - 900 800 02X-7 u Q
batteries: Shocker, KOlp, Rich
mond Bayne and SEVERED; Courtney
Schacht and Charity.
Boston-Detroit. postponed, rain.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-16
The Thirst Cure

Cheering freshness and thirst.relief
yours in Wards Orange Crush,
Lemon Crush and Lime Crush.
Pure, sparkling, icy.cold, their deli.
cious flavors win lasting friends.
Order a case. Serve at meals and
between. Get the genuine.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-16

Wards Orange.Crush,
Lemon-Crush and Lime
Crush get their delicious
flavors solely from Fruit
Oils and Fruit Juices
pressed from oranges,
lemons or lines. To these
are added pure granu-
lated sugar, citric acid
natural acid of oranges,
lemons and lines, certi-
fed food color and car
donated water.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25
Minnesota Taxes High
est In u. S. Accord
ing to Reports

st. Paul Taxes in Mime
sofa for oil purposes this year
will amount to $115,000,000,
according to figures at the
state auditors Office.
There is an average of $48.-
81 for every man, woman, and
child, the population of the
state being 2,S86,000.
Last year taxes collected by
the state mounted to $97, ,000,-
900, or an average Of $40.60
per capita, and an increase of
near 20lper cent over the 1920
per capita figure. -
Ten years ago. the per cap
ita average was $15.08 and 20
years ago 1854.
So far as reports at the au-
ditor's Office go, no state in the
union has a higher per capita
average than Minnesota.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25

Military Reservation Is
D Be Scene i, OfFun
June 4 "a

s53 The Ramsey county summer camp,
mo 10 bs held at the state
military reservation June 14th to
24th, promises to be . real worth
while treat, according to a. E. Con-
rad sof the county ssY" organisation IA
. statement Monday. a complete
sadiutcational and arecfi ational program
Will be ii eject thruout the ten days
and s.the best eats sobtainab able" will be
there to fill the lads up after thsir
hours o&i fun. Individual cots for
sleeping quarters are provided, Mr.,
Conrad said md eyerl,y possible feature
to make things pleasant has been a. q.
camp " WNasygas-I 1 Il mo u declared ID d
~ He best camping { siitts it in North Da-
kota liina many I'M tural places
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M nal s sino s asncement g ths
lIItinG VIII bs
ro lasII danet IN Glpnxad U sl
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tib1Hs zrc Yi 4 III IN yGll 66
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DSll A. 1Ilill 81 81 il 4 - q =
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The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25
Band
Gets DATES
FOR SEASON
Brandon's Big Fair Is
Leading Date Now
Secured

Devils Lakes pride, the Boy Scout
band, has secured an engagement for
appearance at Brandon's big July
fair, one Of the greatest attractions
of its kind in the Northwest, accord
ing to Band Master Weimar IL an an
nouncement this morning. The for
NAL contract is expected to be signed
in q few days. s,.r>..lassl Mla.ss,A
Other engagements already con.
tracted for the famous band re: Bot
tineau fair, 8 days; Minnewaukan fair,
s days: Pembineau fair, 8 days and
the Rmsey county fair 4 days.
The band appeared in public today
playing for the Independent Voters
association which is staging a cam
paign meeting with r. A. Nestos, can
didate for governor billed as the chief
speaker.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25
BASE Ball FOR
The week ! END
s'sr ~ - ~ 'ffz.a --f ~ G.{la'-
Cando Comes Here For
A Saturday And Mon !.
day Frame

Devils Lake and Cando will start
a three day fran Of baseball begin
ming Saturday on the local diamond,
at Cando Sunday and here again Mon
'day-Decoration day, according to an
announcement given out this morn
ing.
Bucks clouters are all on edge and
getting stronger with each mornings
workout, according to sall reports and
the home town fans are waking up
to the fact Devils Lake has the best
aggregation Of sluggers, base run
ners and heady field workers which
ever decked diamond in this region.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25
NESToS BILLED
TO MAKE SPEECH
HERE THIS ?. N
Candidate For Governor
And S. johnson On
Same Platform

~ 4P. M. A gathering that was
apparently representative Of the
Independent" forces from all
parts Of the country but compar-
atively few in number heard r.
A. Nestos speak here this after
noon at the Grand theatre in sup
port Of his candidacy for the gov
ernorship in the expected recall
election. 8. Johnson candidate
for attorney general, 1t was an
nounced; was unable 10 be present.
A. B. jackson officiated as chair
man and delivered an Grafton at
the close Of. the meeting in de-
tense of business interests aSFeom-
pared to the farmers. An urgent
appeal was made by various
speakers for signers to the re-
call petition, it being pointed out
by County Manager E. NJ. Crary
that less than 1000 signers had as
yet been secyEed compared to
over 5000 Independent" votes
cast at the general election in
November. 4
r. A. Nestos, candidate for COVE
nor of North Dakota in the famo,
recall election planned to be stasI
this summer by the Independents
ers Of North Dakota seeking to %
Governor Frazier, is billed to spe,
in Devils Lake this afternoon. Sven
jorn johnson, candidate for attorna
general in similar attempt to on
Attorney General William Lemke
also billed to make an appeaIane
Band music and other campaign fea
ures are provided for.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25
LEAGUERS TO ! !
Meet SATURDAY,
|T|HRuouT COUNTY
Precinct Organizations
To Be FOr1nedI In
Every Region

Nonpartisans thruout Ramsay eoun-
ty as well as the entire state will
meet in every precinct. according to
word. giysn ont this week sfaFst spsr-
pose Of perfectins local organisations,
There viii be one central meeting
ii Devils Lake at which delegates and
citizens interested are expected TO be
present to perfect one single body to
direct city politics 50 Tar as league
forces are concerned. "a
MEET HERE AT FOUR.
Devils Lake forces Of the Nonpar-
tisan league will meet at the court
house at four o'clock in the afternoon,
M. "A. Hoghaug, chairman Of the coun--
ty executive committee, announced
early this morning. Every working
man and woman who is interested ID
the welfare Of the state is welcome
he said.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25

. Let every ssd 10 bowed in
humble prayer - the God Of all
% ON Msmolial day, We pay ouf
respects IL ts nations dead
heroes, sone wvhp died ON fields
Of battle Int m who offered, If
need BE-, that NJ hold dear-lfe
that our country might live, our
! homes be free u Righteousness
. of earthly minds reign supreme.
Memorial day services in Devils
Lake will be under supervision Of Tim
Post Number 24, Fred Mann
Jr., commandant. Observance Of the
occasion will occur Monday, May 80
2 A parade forming ut $3.50 in tn.
in front Of the Grand theate1
will move forward at 1000, the lin,
Of march being from the Grand t,
Arnold avenue to the Great Northern
hotel, north on Kelly avenue to Sew
enth street and TO the cemetery wher,
the usual G. "a. r. services will tax,
place over the graves Of soldiers.
Lodges, clubs and local bodies ar
to participate in the parade
including the School for the Deaf.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25
METAL PRODUCTS
COMPANY OPENS A
PLANT ? IN lake
Radiator Work Will Be
A Specially Of
New Firm

Devils Lake has one more added
commercial enterprises. The Lake
Metal Products company, specializing
in sheet metal work and automobile
radiator repairs, has opened q shop at
s211' Sixth. street.. Harry Bodlak and
o. Z. Letourneau, both competent me
chanics conected with the Great North
ern railway shops, are operating the
concern which It is declared is already
doing considerable volume Of bust
ness. The first advertisement Of the
new concern. appears in this issue Of
The World.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25
Unmarried, He At
Fnty-Two And She
Sixty-Married Now

John Kennedy, age 81 and Mary
Crouder, just 60, so the clerk Of court
here said-and unmarried, one from
Lawton 'tother from Fordville applied
for . wedding license this week Of
Judge Swenson in the county court
rooms. Well maybe they are married
now, anyway they have the license.
And: it is understood they were new
ersmarried before. It is said their
friends are wishing them yet-a sweet
long matrimonial career, after SO long
wait. @
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25
Railways Smash l1ng Haul Freight Rates
Of G. N. ]
Shops Closed I !.
Until JMly 5

The '.back sl,op" with
4 large force Of employees
at the Great N0rtheFn
plant here will close
Tuesday, following posting
of = bulletin that work
would not b resumed un-
I'll July 6th. Many cf the,
men expect 20 seek other
employment, at least for
the present and some on q
permanent basis, it i said
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25

Chicago, May q. an4eoutinen-
;stal railways have started smashing
.lons. haul freight tariffs, according
10 al announcement issued here to-
day following the filing q proposed
seductions With the Interstate Com
merce conamission. a cut Of one nth
..on, long haulr across the country
which could be easily handled by
water via the PanarnA canal. The
reduction Is scheduled at 20 per cent,
! according to G. W. Luce, freight traf-
.aic manager Of the Sonthern Pacific
railway. :s534iss,S, Sssa5
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25
POLAND AND. GERMAN F|GHT|NG !
IN UPPER s|lES|A- HEAVY ARMS
/ ARE BEING USEO--PAN|c Rf|Ghs
Food Shortage Alarm .,,,ps,s..se ps,ss As Armies
Begin Entrenching long Drawn Out
Struggle British And French May
Enter Embroglio, Say Reports

crippled telephone telegraph bring
in reports from OPEN that the Germans and Poles bat
not known since the signing Of the famous armstce Both
sides entrenchng and making preparations long
drawn out battle Upper Slesia boarding its food and both
armies reported in dire straits Feeling all
Reports that France and England threaten break
into the fight current in official circles.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25
Episcopalians At
Fargo { Convocati0n

tn local Episcopal church WAS rep
resented this week at the state con-
vocation Of Episcolalians at Fargo
which began Sunday and terminated
yesterday, by the following delega-
tion, Mrs. Gordon Nimmo, Mrs. Will
son Morse, Mrs. Jas. Stenson and Rev.
Harry Garfield Walker.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-25
JEWISH RABBI
TAKES CHARGE
IN Devils Lake
Rev. Konevsky Begins
Duties of Church
At Once

The Jewish congregation Of this city
which has been without the services
Of a rabbi for nearly year, has ex-
tended an informal welcome to the
Rev. s. Konevsky, elected to assume
charge Of religious activities Of his
race in Devils Lake. Rabbi Konevsky
arrived in the city Monday from Bak-
ersfield, California.