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The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20

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The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20
Destroy Grassho topper
Roadside Nests Now
By Flowing Them Up

Agricultural College, N. D.-Early
spring plowing roadsides, fencerows
and headlands is the cheapest method
of controlling grasshoppers, says Ste
wart Lockwood, extension entomolo-
gist at the Agricultural College, who
warns residents Of the state to keep
a sharp lookout for these destructive
pests. He also advocates the raising
Of more turkeys, as they eat more
hoppers than any other barnyard bird.
A large percentage Of the hoppers
hatch each year from these roadsides,
fencerows' and headlands. Mr.. Lock-
wood asks residents of the state to
watch the roadsides for hoppers the
latter part Of May and the first part
Of June, and notify the county agent
or the extension entomologist as soon
as they appear. a.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20

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The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20
J Farmers Paper OF
Trail County To
Issue Twice-A-Week

r., .
The Trail County News, published
at Hillsboro by an organization Of
farmers, has begun the issue Of a
twice-a-week newspaper instead Of
the customary weekly. Arvie Queber,
editor-manager, made the announce
ment this week, following completion
Of installation Of modern printing
equipment and including monotype
casting machine. The stress Of the
change for the first time somewhat
curtailed editorial and news effort
appearances on the new plan, but the
public Of Trail county is assured Of
one cf the snappiest publications in
eastern Montana under Editor Que
bers efforts within the next few
weeks.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20
CATO TOWNSHIP. 1
Too Late for Last Weekly

t.g
Kenneth Bauer left, for Perth last
week where he will be manager Of q
garage. 81; 81 !. ss "a.
Miss Grace o'Brien returned from
the normal school at Mayville and is
now spending some time at home. s.,
Dora Wander Heiden spent a week
at home during vacation from the
high school. at Edmore.. &
Harry Bakken,. who visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Ruysbrock, last week
left for McVille, where he will engage
in farming. !, II. +,
The Woman,s Nonpartisan club Of
Devils Lake will give 9 dance in Cen
trail Labor Hall Friday mite, April 20.
John Willink's house burned to the
ground last Saturday evening. The
cause Of the fire is unknown. 4.
The Ladies Aid met at the home o1
Mrs. Carl :A. .Aaberg Wednesday.
i Hartman Larson returned to North
Dakota this week from Albany, Oro.
gon, where he spent pleasant wint-
er at his home. ,5as5'.@s :,
w. w. Crewe, the State Vet, wal
visiting at 81. G. Wright's farm .
couple Of days while looking aftel
his farming interests il Cato Town
ship. s NJ. s55 I .72 s$
Mrs. Frank Bauer returned From
Grand Forks where she spent 9 weel
| with friends. 55.i q
Dirk Hulst, one Of our old Cate
farmers, was here for week looking
after some hay and feed he had to sell
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20

A number 81 III Howell young
folks met O In9yald Iarsens Satur-
day mite "a surprise Miss Ragna and
William Einar 81 their birthday.
Among those who were present were:
Hida Dahlef, Aims ard Harvey, Hans
ehulx, Helena NH III sell Blizzard,
The1ma Johnson, ! John, George,
Erling, Carrie and rma Moen, Rag-
a, Gforgs, Eipar and lawrence Lar-
:sqn. s. The evening WIS spent in play
inE games, singing and other amuse-
unents, A delicious lunch was served
6 midnig sveryb had avery
D1sasant time.
Ne. and Mn. lnevald Larson and
4amily spsnt Sunday afternoon With
tha Moen family ss 3 I &
George Giilies of Dpnseith arrived
at Stanton Nelson's Monday to as
sist with spring work. i.
George and Einar Larson and E.
u. Moen were business callers at Bis
bee Tuesday. II IS s5s. s#s5 5sS, B.
Miss Helena Blesard was an over
ntte guest d Miss Carrie Moen Tues
dny. B, &: s,.s5; M
The Woman's Nonpartisan club of
Devils Lake will give d dance IN Cen.
trial Labor Hall Friday mite, April 20,
Ralph Schwandt spent Wednesday
evening visiting his brother Gust
Schwartz of Howell township. B
Carrie Moen visited with Thelma
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The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20
BLIZZARD HITS ]
CENTRAL West
Snow, Sleet And Wind
Do Great Damage
Over Area

Chicago.-One Of the most terrific
spring blizzards that has struck the
central west in years swept over this
region, extending as far west as the
Rockies and to the east, last week.
Much damage was done and great
suffering caused in many quarters.
Reports Of losses are still coming in.
Temperatures reached the freezing
point in many quarters, nipping veg
citation and in some cases reported
destroying crops already in the
ground.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20
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Mrs. Ted fset4rs0n md family, Mr..
and Mrs Herman Becker and fam;


and Mn Herman Becker and fam;
ily.
Miss Selma Amodt was visiting IN
this neag aghbprhood Sunday afternoon.
James Olson visited with his fam
lily IN southam Sunday.
Ne. and Mrs. Reinhard Kunkel of
Southsn were the guests of Henry
'Schtekling Sunday. s.. 81. 4, q NJ.
MI. and n r. shand 81 Crarty,
Visited with W Msstzold Sunday
Afternoon. & IS
Albert Burkhard quit his grocery
store here, and left for Devils Lake
"wednesday where he win make His
home. & ..s5s 81
Misses Ellen knight Beatrice Mur.
ray, George Murray and Maynard
MaetzoM accompanied Ethel Murray
on her way TO Crary Sunday evening
where she viii attend high school.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20

55; John Anderson and family
4fom Banidji Minesota, is visiting
Nth llit hsr mother, Mrs. Albert Bsc-'
.I sls
Ted .Trweeten and danghtsr
IRE shep ppng AZ psvils q AXE Thurs-1
Ths VEoman,s ! Nonpa artisan q club 81
illeyiis Lake win give Is dance III Cen.
i TIL Labor Hall ri 81 lit prn 20.
Is. II. llaylsnd from psvils L,ake
~ here Thur day ooking attsrs The
Iaiinina INTEREST of 10 'ibeft I md
nm Becker trains = lbaisip
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BAcker. Maynard laetsold,
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
VICTORY SERVICE MEDALS CAN
sE SECURED AT ARMY AND
r.s NAVY CLUB.

y In view of the. fact that tho Army
Recruiting Station at 1112 Capitol
Street Is to be discontinued shortly
every eX-service man is urged to up
ply for his Victory Medal now.
Two Army representatives will be
at the Colored Army and Navy Club
OH Clay street, Saturday night from
z 10 p. NJ. to distribute this Medal
to all men no present their discharge
1t Is patriotic duty that every man
who was in service during the war to
apply for this Medal. This is Il Medal
issued to the cx.soldiers by the Unit
cd Sta;es Government and Is not the
same as the one issued by the city Of
Richmond. All men who were in the
Army entitled 20 this Medal wheth.
or he was over seas or not. DO not pu,
IT OF any longer but bring your bud.
dies and get 'his Medal loot. Sweet.
Tomorrow may be too late. Bring your
Discharge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
JOHN W. MOSHN PASSES AWAY

Mr.. John w. " shy departed ibis
lite Saturday morning, Apr l6. 1891
at 12:40 O'Clock II III, residence uf
his daughter. Mrs. Anle Mosby
Storrs, 511 +. Leigh St. He had
been in i'll health for nearly eight
years, but only confncd to his bed
for one week. He bore his illntt
with Christian fortitude
His funeral took place Monday,
April Is. 1921 frlm the First Bap
fist Church, of which he was q
member for more than forty years.
Rev. w. 7. Johnson took as text,
Job 1915. Though He lslay me, yet
will l trust in Him." which was go
Iectcd by the deceased. The sermon
was very impressive.
He was n member OF the MaIaons,
who had entire charge Of the body,
Knights of Pythias and st. Lukes
In the community he was highly
esteemed by both white and colorcd
He was a kind, devoted husband and
father, his chief delight wah admin
listening to the care and want of his
family.
w. ]. Johnson and Sons, Inc. had
charge Of the funeral. lnterment in
Woodland Cemetery.
"a precious one from us Is gone.
Il Voice we loved is Istill
A place IS vacant in our home
Which never can be filled"
His Wife aud Children
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
TO SUCCEED JOHN sTELIk.

Attorney S. A. IT. Watkins, of the
firm Of Dennison, Watkins and White,
attorneys with offices in the loop, has
been selected to succeed Judge John
Stelk, resigned, as attorney Of the
Pyramid Building and Loan Assoca.
ton. Attorney Watkins is an attor-
ney we'll known in Cook county, hay
ing served rs attorney for the Corpor
alton Council and district and is now
supreme Counsellor Of the knights
of Pythias.
The Pyramid Building and Loan
Association is conducted by members
OF the race and was organized more
than two years ago with capital OF
$50O,0O0, during this time it has rails
ell approximately 100000 worth Of
mortgages. Among the officers Of the
Association are George RI. Jackson,
Anthony Ovcrton, Anderson II. Ric.
hey, Chas. S. Duke, James A. Parker,
M. T. Bailey; Benz. Mitchem; S. w.
Trice etc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
CONFERENCE STATE BOARD Or
CHARITIES.

Mrs. Lillian II Payne, Executive
Secretary OF Community House 2 w
Marshall Street attended the state
Conference Of Charities and Correc
tions held ;M Norfolk, Va April 10
IL inclusive. She reports large
attendance, splendid SESSIONS interest
ing and most instructive addrcfses,
beneficial discussions
The following Legislative program
was adopted. I) Establishment of u
system OF county units for the admin
lstration OF social service. (2) or
district almshouses and prison Farms
with separate units for treatment
or persons suffering from communica
Ole IL senses. CD Enlargement and
Petterment Of existing institut 'bnsr Ter
the care and training OF children and
the feeble minded. CD State ceHor
ship over motion pictures CD Tho
prob 'bition OF the practice of scparat
ing mothers from infants and' tho
suppression Of maternity hospitals
which allow this to be done.
n Legislative committee OF twelve
headed by DR.. w, Il. Drewry OF
Central State Hospital and DR.. J6hn
a. Mcconnell, retiring President was
instructed to prepare bills to be urged
upon the Generaa Assembly at its next
sd s''on. A resolution was adopted
which commended and thanked Gov
Westmoreland Davis for the appoint
ment OF n Chldren's Code Commission
For the first time in the history
of these conferences large delegation
OF Negroes Was present, a part of the
gathering. Numbers. many supervis
ers in the several countias, had Been
commissioned by the Governor The
Thinker is gradually but forcefully
realizing that what benefits ono
member Of a community must benefit
the next nearest; detriment to
that same member works harm and
depression in proportion. The above
mentioned benefits are going 10
include the Negro, He is a member
Of the community and the State for
which they are being worked out.
Miss Emma l.. Bailey accompanied
Mrs. Payne.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
-LYNCH|NC BILL IS
MADE LAW IN W. VA.

Charleston, w. Va. April 1S-Sub.
jectinS the county to forfeiture of
$4,000 for the benefit Of the family
OF tie person lynched and making
participation in Il mob q felony pun.
ishable with death, bO'h houses of the
West Virginia legislature have approx
ed the most stringent antilynch bill
thus far enacted by any of the states
ii. j. Capehart, the colored member
of the House Of Delegates from Nc
Dowell county. drew and sponsored
the measure in the lower branch, over
coming the most determined opposi-
ton of the democratic minority which
sought to cmasculate 1t by proposing
various amendments. AS originally
drawn the hil provided for q forfeit.
ure of $4,000 and made every county
through which the mob might pass
Jointly and scverally liable. To meet
the objection Of many of his party
members and secure their support,
Canehart reduced the amount to S..
600 and limised the forfeiture to those
counties whose citizens might nil
and abet the lynciiersl
In his fight to put the measure
] through. the member from Mcdowell
mai the able and active support OF y.
u. Nutter, Kannwha County's color
ell delegate, and the legislative com
mittee OF the West Virginia State
League, composed Of all classes of
Negro citizens, OF which II. Edward
Hill of keystone is president and J.
G. Gilmer of Charleston, Is secretary.
Others OF the race all over tho state
assisted with petitions, while mem
bers OF the state administration and
6'her inE'usnti;llsGtSlzens srn,o 4 the
whites, both men and women contri-
euted much to the passage OF The bill.
other legislation Of particular bene
tit or interest to the race hns been
enacted or is pending with every pro
spect OF favorable action. Bills crcnt-
ing an Industrial school for colorcd
boys ala an industrial home for color
cd girls. introduced by delegate Nut
ter, will have become laws before
Chls gets into print, us &c true OF tho
measure cstahli"hin~ n bureau OF Ne
gro welfare ami statiet!"&. Tie prnno
! sal TO Segregatc c"'nr"d nasseneers on
railroads, disguised wv it's dcmocrn.
ic author under the deceptive title. of
! "A hill to provide for the comfort of
passengers was before ihc commit.
tee Just long enough to pass Il motion
indefinitely postponing i,s considera.
ton. The full crew bill. designer to
dispense with the services: OF colorod
! railway porters, met 4 similar fate.
j. G. GILMER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
FULTON NOTES .

We had n good Sunday School at
Mt. Calvary Deacon A ID. Daniel
made some very cncouragins remark:;
Prof Clarke, President of Virginia
Uni University preached Sunday ut
the morning service. He seemed to
e!cctrify his hearers We would like
for him to come often.
Rev Cobbs preached the ami
versary service Of the Star Of Zion
Beneficial Club and atliliated bodies
: Tomorrow let ms come early to
services ut 1850 A i. M sharp, as we
will proceed from the Church to the
baptfsmal stream in the creek over
by the Government Read BaptismaI
services will be held at the water at
one O'Clock If nothing inicrferes with
the plans arranged.
Owing to extra services Communion
will be he'd al foUr n'clock.,
Monday night the Virginia Glec
Cub will present a unique program
ut Mt. Calvary Baptist Church.
Rev. G. u. letters n preached at
the Liberty Baptist Church Matoax,
Va. last Sunday.
LastSunday J,uorninS and night the
Rev. o. Sims, pHtor OF tho First
Bap list Church OF West Point, WI
preached IA the Rising Mt Zion
Baptist Church He seemed to capti
vatc che minds Of his hearers. Our
brother q; n good Christian gentleman
and a great lover OF the young people.
lie has heart fuN OF love and
rrSncct for the officers and members
Of the Church His subject In the
M, rning was 'Launch Out in tho
Deep AT night, The Great Name
Rev. w. E. Brown preached tho
anniversary Of Fulton Lodge, No. AZ
X. OF p. labt Sunday afternoon. He
used AS his subject, "a Friend
Sticketh Closer Than n Brother
The Peace Choir Of Church Hill
viii present a sacred program at the
Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Church. in
Henrico County, NOmorruw at three
O'Clock p. M. 'Rev. WtL.I Tuck
is pastor
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Yates take
this method III expressing their many
thanR; for the liberality shown them
by their friends during their illness
Ny. Herbert Craddock left Rich
mond Sunday before last to attend
the funeral of his aunt, Mrs Emily
Walker. who died in West Point. On
his return he was accompanied by
his cousin, Mr.. Robert Parrish. OF
River Fails. Pa. who stopped over
for a. while in our city.
The May Walk Exercises will be
held tomorrow $3.50 p. M at tho
Ebenczer Baptist Church, Rev. w.
II. Stola:. PHI D. pastor. All of tho
students of the Sunday Schools arc
requested to form line at First and
Leigh Streets at 2:15 p NJ. and
march to tho Church. Under the
auspices of the Richmond Baptist S.
S Union. J. l.. Ballard President;
C. b. Jefferson, Corresponding Sec
retary; Miss Kate r Bagby. Secretary
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
A New Lodge in Madison County

Orange, Va. April 26.--Grand Chan
cellor, John Mitchell, Jr, arrived
here yesterday afternoon by road
way in his Stanley steam car to set
up lodge Of knights Of Pythias in
Madison county. He was accompanied
by Grand Medical Regirtcr, Albert A.
Tenant, M. d.. Grand Master Of FIX
chequer, Il. r. Jefferson, M. D., Sir II.
G. Mitchell, Rev. j j. Morris, and
Sir Robinson Davis. They were the
guests Of District Deputy Grand Chan
cellor, l. A. Jackson, M. d. Luncheon
was served and shortly afterwards,
the party left for a seven mile trip In
Madison County, where the work was
done.
Addresses were made by the visitors
Twenty-ninc men saw the beauties OF
PyIhianiSm anG after the exercises
and the installation OF officers, lunch
con and refreshments were served
The following ot!.culS were installed
by the Grand Chancellor
G. C. Lewis Williams; NJ. of W,
Robert Carpenter: Y. c., Willis ivy
man; p, Rev. w T.. Smith; ar. of
Elk, Ellis Carpenter; NJ. Of f., Henry
Carpenter: X % K. and S.. Richard
Dorsey, NJ. at 4. Harold Taylor, l. G
Alfred Simms: o. G.. Burnley Francis
G. r., Robt. Carpnntcr: Trustees, p
II. Barbour; Henry Strother, Am
brose Twyman.
The party left at about half past
nine o'clock this morning for Rich
mond. They reported the roads in
fairly good condition and the trip
had been made in record time. The
new lodge was organized through the
efforts OF DR.. I. a Jackson and the
Grand Chancellor commended him
highly. Mr.. Benz. =. Bowler entertain
cd the visitors al his establishment
until late hour last night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
BRETHREN TAKE SPECIAL
NOTICE.

Since our Secretary's letters hive
been mailed and my letter printed, the
place OF meeting has been changed.
Instead Of meeting in the Liberty
Baptis. Church as our letters state,
DR.. Holland Powell has arranged fof
lis to meet in the great Vermont AVG.
nue. Church, DR.. j. e. Willis pastor.
because Of the need Of large audi.
forum to accommodate the great dele
CATION expected to attend.
On reaching the Union Station IN
Washington take car marked nth
street gel off ut 14th and II streets,
walk east Q blocks to 18th and Il
streets, church around corner two
doors, south.
II. j. KING, Pres.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
CARD OF THANKS.

The family OF JJhn w. Mosby
deceased. takes this medium to thank
our friends and the societies of which
he was II member, for the many
kindncsscs shown them in their recent
bereavement. For the letters of sym
pathy and the beautiful floral designs
We wish to thank the choir OF the
Flint Baptist Church f<.r the sweet
music, also Mrs. Cora HIN and Mrs
S. Alice Kemp Burrell for thei,
touching solos. May CD bless each
and every one Of you
His Wife. Children and Sister,
MRS. JOHN w. MOSBY
MRS. ANNIE M. STORRS
ROBERT b. MOSBY
MRS MARY e. SCOTT
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
HOWARD WINS FROM HAMPTON.
(By T.. A. WilsOn,)


Hampton, Va, April.--The Hamp.
Saturday, April 1G, after hard
fought contest with the Howard IN:
versity team. Excitement re",rcd
throughout the game. Each team gou
at times what seemed to be good hits,
but the fast work OF the fielders pre-
vented scoring Both pitchers recelv
cd excellent support.
"fhrce up and three down" was the
yell of each bunch Of rooters untn
the last half Of the eighth. when Camp
bell knocked q safety and Long smash
ri out thr"e-haggcr, sending Camp
bell home and scoring the first run of
the game.
Th" ninth inning found the visitors
hitting everything. Sims knocked a
Jhre"-ha"ger in left field anu Joseph
knocked single through second. brins
ing Sims in for = lie score. Joscph
was advanced TO third, and Sewelrs
sirr'" sent him home
Hampton failed to score An the las,
half and the eamo ended 2 to / with
Howard on the long end.
The lineup was as follows:
HOWARD--Payne, H. F.; Sewell, c.
IT,; McVey, r. T.; johnson, 49,; DO
lin 2B.; Sims, S. S.; Joseph, 3D.;
Taylor, p; Kear. c.
HAMPTON-Wood. T.. r.; Roseboro
c. r.; Chamberlin, r. T.; Gum 1B.;
Jackson, 2B.: Long. (C) S. S.; Alex
andcr, 3d.; Robinson. P; Campbell
lC.
S"hs' itntn: T"NI.ton E;ot CO,
N""d. Hr;'' :" a,a," d.. we :: ~
port News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
GOOD BUSINESS.

The automobiles were doing a good
business. The yhad learned that
would be at Berryville and had act
ually arrived and this seemed to have
added to the interest. Chancellor Com
mander ]. l.. Davis Of Berryyille was
"busy as II hen with one chicken"
arranging to carry the people over
that ten mile route. Sir James Ed
wards also active. They arranged for
my party. while the Stanley Steamer
rested helplessly in Mr.. Williams
yard waiting for the return OF Robin.
son with the new part in order for II
TO again be put Unto service. 1t was
after one o'clock before we left for
Winchester.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
THAT HIGH SPEED BUICK

The Buick, six cylinder cur lad At
ready made several trips with the
sE;ii+d white chantlcG' at the wheel
III the person Of Mr.. Carl Trennry. He
mad not gone mile hefare cnluii cd
II they had any speed limit in that
leighhorhood. He smiled and gave her
some more gas. Then he slowed up 1T
dangerous curve. ~ went over the
side there once with Il loaded truck"
he said. remarked that could see
that he had vidid reminder of some
thing for that was about the only
place he had slowed down. II did not
lose any Of my load, either" he re.
marked" or do any particular dam
age.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
AN APPRECIATION.
Hotel Sansouci Clarcns,
Montreux Switzerland

Montreux Switzerland
April 5, 1891.
Dear MD. Mitchell:
thank you very much for printing
my paper. 1t will help the cause of
Right and Fairness. One thing l
failed to make plain. $50 on to the
end" was intended to mean, go on
printing tn the end, the Balfour
speech. He said, II deny ii IS
intended to give equality, etc. be
cause It would subvcrt etc. etc
said 1.-THE daily life in those cit es
named wound give Glib lie to all
that"
But I am writing to ask if you
Will kindly let me have another COPY
OF the paper with my article in it :.
y friend in England has sent
an urgent request to sec the article
The Planet is fine; we'll liked in
England and wherever l shcw it.
Gratefully yours.
ARCHIBALD JOHNSON =.