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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
LETTERS OF TESSlE AND JOE
Dear Joe:

Dear Joe:
was out wheeling the baby this
morning, and I'm SO callous by this
time TO having people cast adrniring
or envious giances at him that
didn't realize for several blocks that he
was creating even more attention than
usual. At first / thought it must be
his two teeth. but when 1 finally took
4 look ~ feast my own eyes l saw
that the little angel had somehow car
ried down your old meerchaum pipe
without me noticing il and he had Il in
his mouth and was pulling on Ii d
mile a minute
Can YOU ina gine that Joe? You
know THAI meerchaum pipe was the
one YOU had 10 stop smoking because
II got too strong even for YOU, and
heaven knows you can stand them
strong enough 10 smoke the healthiest
and most patient woman out of the
biggest house. and yet the baby didn't
snow the slightest III effect In fact
il acted a sort OF tonic because
he got 80 hungry for lunch that as l
was hurryyang home with him a fresh
agent of the Society for the Prevention
o. Cruelty 20 Children stopped me 10
md out IL il was an ingrowing pin
that was making him yell like that
] told him about the pipe Just to
prove what a manly little fellow the
t1by is. and he insisted that the pipe
had something 10 do with the way he
was yelling. He even took the pipe
and smelled il. and then he was more
sure than ever. and by that time the
baby started TO realize what we were
talking about and began TO ina gine
that there might be something in il
and then ne really did starr 10 yell
with a velocity that showed more than
mere hunger. So ] had 10 give him
some medicine 20 satisfy him. but I'm
sure II IL hadn't been for that :. ?.
G q. agent such an idea would never
have entered his little head.
Lovingly,
TesSie
y. 81 hope they really do bring
you back into the Office TO work, be-
cause although ! love 10 receive mail
ard always did, I'd rather have you
home personally, all things considered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
RIPPIING RHYMES.
BY Walt Mason.
AUTO WEAKNESS.

My car is always on the blink.
it's conducts always coarse and
raw; IL would have driven me
10 drink. long since, but for the
Nolstead law. On vernal morn
ing. bright and cool, / go re-
joicing for "A spin: and in the
dusk a farmers mule is hired to
haul my tumbril in. The grim
mechanics ply their trade, and
mend the divers busted parts,
and then collect what coin I've
made, and blow it in the clang-
ing marts. And everfnore I hear
my friends tell auto yarns, in
joyous notes; oh, nothing ever
breaks or bends about the other
fellows boatsi Year after year
they bowl along. and cost no
money for repairs. and nothing's
ever going wrong, no sparkplug
misses unawares. They climb
up hills. the owners say. without
knock or kindred sound: and /
get stuck on every brae, in every
mudhole i am drowned. It is
the other fellows bus that never
gets it's water warm, that ambles
forth. without a fuss, its many
wonders TO perform. II is the
other fellows van that's bet
ter now than when twas new.
i have the only also ran that
ever made a driver h1ue T2t,t
can IL be the other guys, who
brag in such a lofty tone. are
handing me denatured lies
have they some troubles of their
own? Behind the mugs that
brsvely shine are there lot OF
carking cares? Are other boats
a. bad as mine. and break their
owners for repairs?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17

=. 81 hope they really do bring
you back into the Office TO work, be-
cause although ] love 10 receive mail
ard always did, I'd rather have you
home personally, all things considered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
Friday, June ~, 1921

Son or daughter going to camp more than
a hundred splendid camps in the East We
equip exactly and with durable articles. Just
Gimbel prices--no extravaganza.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
Store Hours, 8 to S

Keds? They're the outing shoe for men.
women and children Rubber soled, but don't
draw" the feet White or tan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
Wednesday, June s, 1921
A BETTER RESOLUTION

tn" 1Ao
construct m III" nous" 'N"
tn" mouse
the
mandatory p"' '"'' INC
disarmament
a,,cdet
hs
for disarmament
expressed 10y HIN
Both are jnt approved b. ih houses before
credit having
lie entitled 70 'Fno"' " ~
congress "o
lawmakers should go
'' nan
relations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
DOCTORS AND THE PUBLIC

That the newspapers >houlI b" used
10 bring the medical profession INTO
closer touch with tn" puhl." - n"
opinion expressed by Or. Dwight Mur-
ray II Syracuse. New York. who IS
speaker OF the house OF delegates Ct -"
American Medical ASSOCIATION. This
sentiment. expressed at tn annual con
rentloa now In session in Boston. was
endorsed BY DR.. Hubert Work - rU"h,p.
Colorado. preSident-ciec, e.: tn" a$Socit-
ton, Or. Work believes ihat IN" puSn"
should be made familiar with Nh
achievements Of tho medical profession.
There can be no doubt that nIed;ca!
articles. written IN lanSuaG" that the
public could understand. and endorsed
BY the American Medical association.
would attract great attention and d" Il
treat deal OF good. Newspapers wnU,i
willingly cooperate n this $pl'ndjh
work. There is too much rrrdica! pub
licity Of the wrong Kind and hardly III,
Of the right kind. TIL" Tui' K hta.."n
forth what they claim they can G". and
the people fock 10 their Offices to rcr"!>.
remedies and treatments q The m"S'
ordinary HIND. whiiv 4 -enu' able phys
clan IN quiet Office next do"- may b.
prepared 70 give far more mod, rn' ami
effective ser"!ce at a much i"w"r piece
Great strides are being mad: III Tia"
medical and surgical professions. hul
they nre not being made by the TuackS
who announce wonderful discoveries"
and "mr rvelous methods % n" publ.
They are being made in The laboratories
Of our great medical colleges and r"-
search institutions. and as fast aS they
are perfected they are ;urneI ,er 70 the
general practitioner It il SAT" ~ >:'S
that no qua K ever made ANY kind II L
medical or surgical discovery except
that the people are extremely eu!lihi"
All of tho best and most modern "a
methods of treating di>.a>" k'."wl
10 IN" phys!cIan VII" ha~ GrahTa', Il
from a reputable medical r"l."-.. and
Kept IN touch s.nce
The great trouble : that n'". j."
~ot know this. They can hc informed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
AN UNFAIR GAMBLING
DEVICE

Greater striCtnesS N 'I""nSInE SLOT
machines - indicated by the inStruc-
lions given by the state IAN commits
sioner's office. The law permits the
licensing only OF those machines which
give a definite quantity "t certain ar
t:cle for the money deposited. lheE
are classed as vending machines. AMI
there il radical difference between
them and the contrtva1ceS properly
designated as slot machine. Inc '"i'
ter are nothing more nor ."SS th'"
rambling devices IN which the payers
are certain TO lose.
Apparently through !aAneSN on the
mart OF local officials. Wheeling had up
until a few days ago large numoSr OF
these devices into which the nn"ary Ken
their n!ckels and occasionally r"c"lNed
in return checks good for a certain
amount OF merchandise. One player. II
lucky. might temporarily get back more
than he paid in. but II the total PAID IN
for any one day were ,cmpared with IN"
total number OF checks given back by
,be machine. il would always b" found
that the machine was tar ahead ~ in"
public. SuCn - tne 1flaHs'''''"' -
these machines. toe. hat any player -
certain TO lose Il h" continues - play
One particularly bad feature OF slot
machines is that they teach children 70
yambie Some OF them may he played
with a cent. and prove just aS taN%inat-
ing II not more 50 20 chi!dren thln 20
adults. In this respect they are FAR
worse than baseball pools "r punch
boards. In tn" standard gambling
games, such AS roulette. dice and fare"
the player has nuch better odds than
IN feeding n.ckelS TO II s!pt machine. So
far az fairness is concerned. = would
be several times better 20 permit r"U-
Iette wheels - be operated III local
stores than thes, devices that take enor-
mously more than they ever give back
Before license Is issued tor a ma
chine il should be examined by tn"
proper official to geo whether = ~ &c
tually a vending machine or Il gambling
device. Apparently this prrcaution has
been omitted n the past Wheeling just
now has no SLOT machines they haS!n%
been placed under the ban a t"w daS >
ago by the county and Citr authorities.
They should not b. permitted 70 con-"
hack
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
Advanced New Theory
Of Formation Of Coal

Fairlnont W. Va. June = Josiah
Keelv, Of kayfOrd. " Nd.. manager
of the Cabin Creek consolidation Coal
Company. advanced some new lh"o.
ricS about the formation Of coal - IN"
twcnty.fOurth annual session OF the
West Virginia Coal Mining Institute
held here today. Hi" -uhi"r' was The
Origin of Some Local Coal forma,
lions" His ideas w"r" nor" ~ less
inclined TO reverse th" accepted the
Org that coal formations We're mad"
over a period of ages. but holds that
the seams were brought about by sep
araIc uutpourinCS. His stand is not
accepted by coal ge"loeiS'S as a rule.
hli no was given The closest attcn'
lion Of tho institute.
onward Of one hundred coal mon
were here for tho ln>ii'ut". !. W.
BiSchoff. Of F,lkins. president Of the
institute. presided. and gay" 4 report
Of the mining conditions IN III" state,
Several papers w"r" read \ banquet
m the Country Club CLOSED the session
tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
Sheet and Tin Wages
Now Under Discussion

Atlantic City, y. J., June t." age
conferences began here today between
the Western Sheet and Tin Plate
Manufacturers Association and the
sheet and Tin division of the Amalga-
mated Association Of Iron, Steel ana
Tin Workers. The latter body VIII
ask for slight change in working
conditions, which would mean small
increase in pay. The attitude or the
manufacturers on the wage question
has not been revealed.
Last week there was conference
between the bar iron division and the
manufacturers. The two were unable
10 reach an agreement adjourning
with the understanding that the mat
ter would be threshed out again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

long to the gum chewing squad.
Folks take their gymnastics In private.
and I, seems to me il would be best
to take "gum-nastics" there too.
am very sure il controlled the
service that would be one Of my first
rules: no gum while on duty.
They DO not seem TO reahze tna' no
store can prosper without customers.
and that they are there TO serve NOT
10 obigc the customers. Ine store
might survive II they went elsewhere
but no store wants TO lose customers
and canno; afford too by poor serVlc7
n! the ones that they arc Paying 10
serve" them and their customers;
ANOTHER CASH BUYER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
RAILROAD LOSS
IS STAGGERING

pu.Ln Goin.. June thy the ASS.
r,a,rd !'rrS> ! -F1nud damage To three
prlucITLI railroads entering Pueblo Will
.ggrrpa;c $4.5un.nOn. according la an
,s,irr:,,,. made i"dtr 10y H. y. Ticr. NJ
vision superintendent, nf the At"hiSor
'rrpcha a. Santa -. Mr.. Ticr .StIma tod
Ill.. dan,ac" tn that road 1T f2.00U.Uon
that Of Ia" Missouri Pacific AT $1,000.
COO. that Of tho Denver Il Rin Ora ndc -
81 ih0. coo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
Prominent Pueblo Man
Is MysteriouS|y Slain

l'uph.". coo. June : Mystery
surouds "a" d"aih here "a" last night
-. Ernest T.. Witners. prominent c!tlZ"n
q Pueblo. WAC Will" driving his auto
mohil" down Grand a'"nu" with h'1
younger son N"lli". sitting by his side
was killed Inst.Int!i. III" top ~ his
H"nd wa blown away Tud C"r"ncr Ray
ll,' '.,rihy i-.,"riurt!ng az! .NN"StiEa,ion
- determine whether the shot tnat Kill.
81 hIrn VA !lr"h from outside the sar
ar from jn.,d". Pom ~" n.ttur' "t the
""und n" Tu'h priti''- ~" Also acting
an 10 theory Ma, M N'AT"n employed
.gh. nave been a rio, gun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
A SHOPPER WRITES
Adcna. Ohio. June 4. 1921

NNHnl, UNlU, INhV 7. WI
h.. - my hand 10 Cash Buyer.
WHO MId his letter IN your issue for
June =.
|; made refreshing reading after
sp.mding the day, June >, in Wheeling
,hurping While | did not hay" his
particular trouble the retails clerks
.c..m 10 'hirk In" first thing to do IS
% assess tho nrnbab.c cost Of your nat
and then downward.
MOI all though. for there are some
hat are fine: however, they do not be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

\E,..rin.ron IunP -.--l:Ncrv hnly's
!" ,,d.u,; money shrank hy Sl."9 during
IA. ia>r year. ACCORDING =" III" month
=, ,irrvlation statcmCu; ISSUED today by
tho treasury. IN .lIn" !. '?2". per rtri-
ia circulation In the country WAS $''.+"
compared with Si34% ~ June !. In
.hr same period III" total money in cir
culat,om dropped from .f.l"2. '""."iI.
& nS2 n:.N "N2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
w1HNEcKE,s co1C1T WILL
BE BRI6HTE6T JULIE j

Cambridge. Mass, June l..
Winnecke's comet, the expected
near approach of which TO the
earth this month has caused
much comment. will not proba-
bly, come within ten million
miles Of US. according 10 infor-
nation received at the Harvard
college observatory from astron-.
omcrs from various parts or
the world who are studying its
motion closely.
The comet will make its near
est approach 10 the sun on June
- and will be at its brightest
at about the same time. II is
doubtful. however. whether IT
will be visible TO the naked eye
as it will be If approximately
sixth magnitude.
Several astronomers predict a
metaoric shower on June 81 As 4
result Of the comets approach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
Letters From InteLigencer Readers

column should De as oe Hs
send upo"
must accompany all
print letters upon s''
differences in matters OF reh9'0''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

easily and IN m Interesting manner
through the method proposed by Dr.
Murray
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
Oh Sinsel q Possibility.

Nn",h,r rruhSh!" candidate IS lr.
charles \ S!nsrl. If Grafton. ~ SIN
sol was president oC the Hta'" ~'nHi" 1T
l9l9 anu haN Frequently h"'n PROM
Iurntly ln"ntinu"i as 4 ""'!'!idHi" To-
uoy. riryr ~ l"2i Dr. $.mS"l. >In~"ir. !
do not b"lieNc. would seek TIA" n"mlnA-
ton. hu, h." has som" powerful friends
who might cons dcr h" could /" nom
matted wlthou; undu" effort aud Who
would h" abb to bring him uut IS Il
candidate.
nurin@ a. 'l.uc. huw',"r Zen
Rn,cnh,oun = un' idl". nor w.N h" SIT
qui"tly by and IT, himself b" $h'nrd
a%ld. without = "truggle. IL" rs the
present CONGRESSMAN and Ia" - to-"
Sh rcwd Il politician to OK rlo"n IA" la
that he has the nSid" track IN m
romlna ton at east. and that Ii" IS III
:. good position TO give any man wh"
opposes him u pretty Interesting iiin".
IT,. congressman conflict ~ ia" nrS'
district has always been har'l Fought IN
years Eun' by and II l"ok% no" a. Il th'
one approaching would not l." d''v".
al arl vC 'h, warmth g.; IA" rr"|:"u-
,arupaiEnS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
SEVERAL In VARIOUS DISTRICTS
GROOMING THEMSELVES FOR
THE BIG BATTLE.
At Least Two or Three After Rosen-
blooms Job-Coariots
Elsewhere.
BY DWIGHT H TETER,

" .;h IN" st.,t" r'nIr!"> bat 'h" Year
off /, * certainly not L." soon Ter pro-
p"rtjv" ,.lndidar's Tor congress n TN
\;Lr!uI:. d.HtrI";S :" hr Puti"E "u'
.iv,l"rS" ana /" h" Ero"m,nS THEMSELVES
10 CIV tN rI"s':.t nvumb"uiH more
Or loss opn"SIt!Un
AZ vt ;E"r, ar" Il" aN"w"d 'hn"!da''S
IN any Of tn" districts. although there
arr not It few aspirautS VIII" would like
10 gr; into thr race. Non" OF the West
Virginia cuArr"SSm'n ar locked uH"n
as having u !!fc tenure ~ TIA" l"h. an"
nur" have Developed Su,u strength that
Their drCca, would l." looked upon a.
an imp"$s, h..ity. Nat.'r l am safe IN
saying uo,r ~ ;h.w VIII h" r''urncd
To congress- Except ter 4 hard nsht
IN the PRIMARIES. nmd another on" at
hn rrnCr,l .CNt M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

Those election ,harGss sound inter
sting Maybe r. Who"iinG VIII -: an
carful before III" cas-" IL ci"S"'l
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roo f.ttIH wnt"- caused i disaster n
Mrk"csport whIir to" much waS rr"nt-
ne 4 horror IL Pueblo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

When "v,n -" N"istcad at doesn't
keep fore: gucrS OFT a.! Am"r!"a. "" must
dcc!d" ,ha; 'h".~ affection tor us is
genuine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

Th" Engl!sh roa>!d"- American pro-
hib:':"n 4 joke. tux H"It.,h cousins are
Impror NJ After e, i''w more rcn,uri,5
they ma: do rl"r It ~..uS" e.: humor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

l.loyd G,r,r-.. q suffering from Il
yer" "h.in h,i' a, long rs h" d"''su, get
odd 80, J." MI probably pull through
all right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08

"" arc ~ ."rn,"d ,i,.t' N."Iy Ford h..s,
jus: c"mr'''."I ~. 49," M ..tnUrh "m"tor
car" Now Nn'rr G,,. Hurry h",l rs
motor ear 'f.,,'"-s ."n,"n,"G
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
Miss Lillian .WIi1,emani Writes p.~ y :-4..-:.
OfBeauties of Devils Lake In A. .+*,a5
~: Popular Theodore R~ooseveltian 49," sS
Highway Bulletin Tells 1t All
Reprinted From The .Nerth Dakota Theodore Roosevelt Hishwa,
.&3- Bulletin BY Permission. -; - $3.50

ten, on the south shore Of the lake,
should not be overlooked, as it is rich
in early Indian history. AS you drive
along on the reservation, you will see
dotted here and there Indian teepees
and old Indians living as they did
years ago, and the squaws dressed in
their native costumes. At the fort
is located the Industrial school for
Indian boys and girls. Here differ
'ent trades are taught. AS the stud
ents graduate they are urged to 20
east to different Indian colleges that
they may be better prepared to take
their place in the business world.
"Sully Hill National park comprises
800 acres and herein are deer, elk and
buffalo. The camp at Sully's Hill is
the tourists delight, for it is equip
ped with all the cooking appliances to
make the tourists outing one. Of Joy
and long to be remembered. AS the
sun slowly sinks in. the west and casts
it's reflection on the water, it may
truly be said: Devils Lake is the
playground Of the Sunsets and North
Dakota" q good place in which to
take q vacation.
"The roads leading to the different
points Of interest around Devils Lake
are being put in excellent condition
and tourists are cordially invited to
make use Of all the facilities provid-
ed"
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
Cando Woman An
Alleged Suicide

Cando, N. D.-Mrs. Albert E. Brie-
dart, well known thruout this region,
committed suicide here yesterday. Ac-
cording to Coroner J. T. Whelan, the
act was committed with a revolver. A
report has, however, been circulated
that the cause of death was the acct
dental discharge Of a shotgun. Nc
confirmation was available today
There is apparently nc doubt Of the
suicide verdict Of the coroner An old
illness, said to be the result Of an
operation, is said to have been the
cause of an alleged dependency Of
which her friends unaware.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
Maxwell: CAR
MANPLANN|NC
B|GSHoW HERE
Will 'Ride All Who Will
Ride Next Monday

During the week of August %,
which will be Chalmers Demonstration
Week throughout the country. w. j.
Redmond, local Maxwell Chalmers
dealer,ais planning on "riding all who
will ride"
According to MI. Redmond, of the
local organization, everyone is well
come1o askjfor a demonstration ride,
whether in the market for an automo-
bile 81 not. 49,
No attempt will be made to sell the
cars, the idea being mainly to have
the public "get the truth about the
Chalmers" by actually experiencing
its operation and riding qualities.
The hrst ride on Monday, August
20, viii be given at 9 o'clock and
thereafter, as many people as posi-
BILE viii be given an opportunity to
get acquainted with the Chalmers.
Cur cars will be available at any
time during. the day up until 9 o.
clock IN the evening"" says Mr.. Red
mond, "and we invite the people Of
Lake Region to come and get the truth
about the Chalmers"
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
BY Lillian wineAan
Secretary Devils Lake

Civic, & Commerce Association.
mi: and Mrs. Tourist, in planning
your trip this summer, plan ON spend
ing three or four days in and around
Devils Lake, North Dakota. We have
a weafth@of beauty to offer and your
trip Win be incomplete without a stop
over here:.H
"Thss tourist camp III located siz
miles northwest Of Devils Lake. at the
City Park, formerly knSrn az Chau-
tauqua. It is an 88-acre tract Of land
situated o. the shores of Devils-Lake,
the only body Of salt water In North
Dakota. It's density compares favor.
ably with that Of the q A swim
after a long drive will convince you
Of its invigorating qualities. This
camp is the tourists paradise, fol
here nature has been preserved in all
its natural rugged beauty, with all Of
the conveniences Of the city thrown
in. Here the tourist may relax, OF
rest, forget the other parts Of the
world, if he chooses, or he may enjoy
the crowd, or a fine program at the
auditorium. At the camp he will find
a stove, wood tables, benches, water
nearby everything he needs to make
him comfortable, or he may enjoy 8
dinner at the cafe.
'Ss: Tho famous historical Fort Tot.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
Traffic

In Devils Lake: Watch the col
ners, keep to the right. In maxi
ing a turn, stay close to the curb.
The man ahead backing out Of
parking spaces in the center Of
the center of the street has the
right of way.
Remember If you travel faster
than the speed limit and an acct
dent occurs, you are liable, not
the fellow you hit-as a rule.
If you have an accident, be
courteous, give you name to the
party with whom you have col
lided-be fair, it's cheaper than
law suits.
When an officer stops you, don't
get sassy, he is only doing his
duty.
Report reckless driving-by CIV
ing the license number of the
cars, but be sure you are right
first.
See that all Of your lights,
front and rear, are burning at
mite.
Don't speed, don't be reckless,
don't be arrogant of others.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
EDWARD FLYNN RETURNING.

Edward F. Flynn, local attorney
and president Of. The Commercial Law
League, of America, has been to the
Twin Cities recently, where he Off
ciated at a convention of the organ
ization whic hhe.sis the head. The
Commercial Law league is one Of the
greatest affiliations: IL it's kind il
America, limitingsitts activities primE.
arily to the commercial features OF
the law profession.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
Heavy Yield of
Wheat In Canada

Canada has a wheat crop this year
that will exceed last years by over
25,00O,O00, according to figures given
out by the bureau of statistics Of the
provinces.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17

dress Maddox as does DR.. Bousquet,
were prominent among the visitors in
the city last; week, making the trip
by motor. DR.. B%ousquet has q large
practice from this community.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
GOOD ROAD ~MONEY-MAYBE!

GOOD ROAD M~ONEY-MAYBE.
Ramsey county may get new funds
forsroad work if q present bill in con
gressspasses, according to press dis
patches. The bill Appropriate $150,00O
as this county hare Of a federal APP
preparation. Other counties would re-
ceive the same while meny would g7t
much more.