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The Washington herald., 1921-01-22
CASH SUBSCRIBED
TO HELP In FIGHT
AGAINST RAILROAD
Commuters in Alexandria
Give Funds to Carry
On Stiff Battle.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. S. DOniphAn,
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. 21.-A
public mass meeting of commuters
Of the Mount Vernon division Of
the Washington Virginia Railway
Company was held tonight and it
was decided to employ legal coun-
sci and resist the move of the rail-
way company to increase the fare
on its line and take OF the twenty
hVe trip ticket. The meeting was
attended by a gathering of men and
women which filled the hall. \
delegation Of ColOred commuters
also attended. Before it's close sew
eraI hundred dollars in cash and
pledges were received.
Daniel r. Stansbury, president OF
the association. presided, and Miss
Margaret Germond was secretary.
President Stansbury said that the
commuters petition asking for a
pOstpOnement OF putting into effect
the new rate will have to be filed
prior to February }, after which
will come the big fight. Addresses
were made by D. r. Stansbury, Miss
Margaret GermOnd, Ashby Bladen,
H. X. Burke, president Of the COM
mon council; Edwin +. Birrell and
Capt George H. Evans, business
manager of the Chamber of Com
merce.
NJ. q. StrattOn, general manager
Of the WashingtOn-Virginia Rail-
way, in a signed statement given
out for publication this afternoon
concerning the proposed increase,
says it seeks to increase the fare in
order to properly operate. One in
crease. he says, was granted in De-
cember, 1919, and that the increase
yielded $4,000 additional revenue
The new tariff asked for would, he
estimates, yield $179,OOo.
DR.. Edward A German. who lives
At 32l Duke street, early tonight
had narrow escape from being
killed when a nOrthbound dead"
train over the Observation-Disclosures
Railway struck his automobile
while crossing north of Hume, Ar
lingtOn County. The machine was
man escaped with injuries TO his
back.
Marin r. Rodgers. about 45 years
old. vice president and general man
ager of the Alexandria Iron Works,
Inc. this city, died this morning at
his residence. 915 New York avenue
northwest, Washington.
Ben Mudd, ColOred. OF Washing
ton, arrested yesterday. who had u
pistol in his possession. in the Police
Court today was fined $50 and given
two months in jail by Justice Snow.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-22
G. w. U. in GIee Concert,

The George Washington Univer-
sity Glee Club will give joint con-
cert with the Columbia University
Musical Clubs. February l. at the
Washington Hotel. The concert will
mark the formal debut of the G. W.
L. organization. The Columbia
clubs-a glee club and a mandolin
club-will bring forty men and
thirty stringed instruments. The
local club will have about forty
men. A. King-Smith is the G. w. U.
director.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-22
Slayer and Her Victims
Buried in Same Coffin

WINCHESTER. Va. Jan. 21.-The
body of Mrs. Mary Glenn Hicks and
the three children she killed while
temporarily demented Wednesday,
were buried in the same coffin here
today. The youngest child rested in
the mothers arms.
Authorities today announced there
will be no formal inquest
The Washington herald., 1921-01-22
TOIUn Is Isolated
For $1,000 Unpaid Bill

CRADDOCk, Va. Jan. 21.-This
town of 1900 inhabitants today was
without electric power, lights, water
or sewage disposal because the Vir-
ginia Railway and Power Company
cut off service when they were un-
able to find anyone to pay a $l,7O0
bill. Caddock is a government town
built during the war and for which
Congress has failed to make appro-
p-iatiOns
The Washington herald., 1921-01-22
Farmers Harvest Ice.

LYNCHBURG, Va, Jan. 21.-The
cold weather of the past week has
formed ice Of sufficient thickness to
enable country people to harvest for
their supply next summer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

omitted from m ron. IN Whole or IN
part, OF i~naccurately pr i~nudcqutrly
described. und ccftif, the fuct 10 the
county anscsaur Wno shall place u
on the ron accordingly. tender .hc
statutes. TO say the least. an implied
duty j. cast upon the assessor to
search for the PLACE upon the rolls
omitted properly. ano n positive duty
T. cast upon the stat tax commission
10 do 40. The positive duty being
fhus cnst upon thc state TAX commits
sion to eearvh out und piacs upon
the tax rolls the omitted property.
thr County ommissioners are pre-
cluded from employing private indi-
viduais to do this work. and a con-
tract with n private Individual 20 In
staii a checking and ciausifiestfion
system. designed 10 assist the county
assessor IN piacinx upon the tax rolls
omitted property, IN beyond the pow
er Of The .board Of county commis-
sionrrr.
-. The test Is not wheta-r the
duty ~ primary or secondary, hut
law for the accomplishment @. the
.pnrformuncc % The services for the
hcncnt % the public In rs original
capacity.
Is. Where the insafdny Of q oon-
tract with a municipal corporation n
dUc q the entire lRck of power Of
tho corporation "a enter into u, there
can be no recovery upon "A uuantum
mcrult. and the municipal corpora
tiun can neither ratify the contract
o W estopped from pleadias as
mvaiiditN."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

&c n modern plsss cnnol v
|sivem"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

WIN 1re rekine o. have sought the
overthrow ~ oar government b.
lufce o. plnlence. W. stand for the
enforcement Of sentences Of an per-
som convictrt OF violation 81 the
drift hun and ~cariuuagc laws. aud
We stand FOR thc u~ubitcntion ~ All
me namoF % niacken durinE h
war.
win not mention the numerous
departments In which lho Legion has
played and - today pla, ina an active
part Lack ~ space prevents ma go-
lng into any details 81 the Bureau of
War lllsk Insurance compensation.
vocational tuinin9 and hospltalika-
fuf the betterment OF an thcrc and
are taking o firm hold on the loose
ends OF rn the red tape In a sincere
and oarneat cndtaror 70 untanEle the
knots and sfraiEhtcn out the kinks
we do not hope 70 rain perfection
but We are striving 10 decrease the
amount Of meniciency IN these sew
cfui departments % the e~x.service
man vii get what h riBhtfuily his.
A word % organized labor and !
am done. the writer Of this article
10 president Of a labor organization
and ! desire 10 state firmly that at
no time has the American Legion a.
a body taken a. opposing stand to-
wards organized luoor. We do op-
pore and condemn the radical and
the red flnrEcr and anyone else who
eocka 10 harm or iniuro our govern
ment On anyway. and ! believe that
tho majority OF organized labor holds
hour views on these questions. Again
and In closing nllOw me 10 refer you
TO the preamble OF . constitution.
To the American Legion. as hrs
been 70 aptly stated By one OF our
great leaders. thsre n no north. no
SOUTH. no Jew or Ocntlie. no pro-
tcsfant or Catholic. no employer OF
empioye. no republican OF demoefat'
no capital and no labor.
We want our ideals kcpt pure We
want them strengthened. thereby sol
idifying our great organization IN or
der hat W may be In better posi-
tion to serve our country and aid our
comrades. consccrating n satisfying
that comradeship by Our devotion q
mutual hcipnuiness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

It4nItr ,hr fact that 15.op0 ex.sefViet
men ana women have taken the ck-
amin4tion. 1o.1co ras<s.d and made
tnt required Elalirs and fe.ooc were
Recommended for appointments
Tne ~ rrsIfist Hnat ltne civil
frftIcf commission SUBMIT y names
81 those e,lsicies for appointment. IN
candidnfe hatiIE the hinhcst grade
and All thhas heinz caual be shall
b. given the preference. VT IN IL
oQ1 r4scg uul % 10000 the a~npolntecs
we're men o vunrh VIII we're not IN
me MT.
Il II fht enforcement of laws uke
lhcsc and the passing Of mcrc atrin-
Ernf uncs for thr projection 81 oul
eN@atftIc4 men and women. for which
the Legion sands and Tor these We
are fiHhtiuN.
1 wish 70 also cali attention 10 ths
sttltnde q the legion towards on,
military affaifA Al y last National
Convention a. Cleveland. Ohio. N
September. 1890. the committee on
military enAiia offered 4 resolution
which Vas adopted to this effect
hat Wc favored n policy or system
Of Universal military lreinluE and
that the Administration ~ such pol
icy be removed from the complete
control 81 any exclusively militari
organization o. easf A systpm q
compulsory training was recommend,
% adopted By congress which should
include physical and cducaticns
training and training In American
Izdtion. which would tend 90 prove .
folmdntiun for Gny extended militar,
Training IN time Of Jar. This train
inE g. cuuridcr The requirements OF
the army. nasy and marine corps and
to be given IN campo near home.
But In mo case wcrn thcac men a
b used az soldiers IN time of peace.
20 those who are trying TO adj
vance the thury that the Legion =
part and parcel Of the national guard,
I wish particularly 10 emphasize that
luaI Hrnicncc.
we favor training camps for thu
training and education Of officers and
We stand for and cncOuragc miiitor,
training IN our high schools, colicse,
and Universities.
We stand now as always for the
deportation u ell aliens and enemies
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
Grant County Relieved of Need
or Paying 1921 500 Bill Under
Contract of Former Commissioners

made OF al Instruments Of record
affecting real property. aud provides.
They are hereby authorized to have
such index made by the county cierk
OF said county Held: That this &c
ton limits the power Of boards 81
coucity commissioners 20 have such
indexes prepared ~ persons othei
linn the oouuty clerk. and undtr
Fuoh sections they are not authorized
to employ n private Individual a.
make UGH az index.
-. Where authority Is given to do
a particular thing and h mode OF
doing II prescribed. Il H. limited "a
be done IN that mode and an other
modes are excluded.
"a. The legislature may prescribe
the method Tor exercising the juris-
diction OF the board % county com
missiot ers and where u ~prescribes
the mode the rule n exclusive or al
others and must be followed
q. There h no presumption IN NV
that d public official IL 10 receive a
salary. and u u the duty Of a puzzle
official. ~ long a. he hold public
Uffice. to perform the duties pre-
scribcd by law
IS. Where by law the duty OF per-
forming certain work II cast upon a
desisI ated county official II IN not
commissioners to employ other per
sons to do h YORK required OF such
county officials and pay for such SER
vices.
-. Under the statutes Of this stat
u Is made the duty OF the count,
assessor to list any omitted property,
~ he dis covers any before the dcliv-
Dry OF the tax rollA 20 the ~truasnrrr,
|nnd Il II made the duty of the tax
|tonaniEsion 10 arcertain whether
Ipropcfty IN any county has been
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
Barton Planning
To Get Better Roads

Plans TO get a system Of roads con
structcd in The vicinity OF Barton VIII
be taken ~ at n mccting OF the farm
bureau Of that community Ia he hold
at 8 o'clock this evening. IA at
tempt o. also a. 10 made 20 CONSOLE
date this school district with two
arhool districts of santa Fo county.
and build a school Tor their joint Use
Plans for q co-oporntiVc telephone
system and Tor a mutual hail insur-
ance will alru be- discussed.
ON Mas 90. IN connection with Dec
Grafton day cNerciscs Barton VIII cel-
ebrate the anniversary uf the found
ing of their Farm bureau.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
MUNICIPAL THTaTERs
FAVORED Bi EDtCATofi

MEM HANEN-EHtablshment OF
municipal tbeaters to stimulate the
intellectual life Of a community and
TO serve as an aid h. h classical edu-
cation OF college students, wa9 advo-
Gated BY Professor William Lyon
Phelps. 81 Yale university, In a state
mcnt 10 the United Press
Many plays which wucld make the
people acquainted with n spirit and
thought OF the ancient and middle-age
periods are being cast on the roadside
by privately owned theators, Professor
Phelps believes. because they cant az
ford TO risk the experiment.
In privately owned thcatcrH. the
managers are quite naturally looking
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

sATA RE. Mas N.-Under n deci-
slon Of the New aeNico supreme
court. fnst rendered. the board OF
county commissioners 81 Ornnt coun-
~ A relieved OF the Necessity OF pay
hsr tnd sun Of &2pi.bet.tS. represent
INK ~ aiieKtd ohliEauon on me part
81 tho hoard 81 commisAoners lof
services rendered ~ a firm o. c4pert
accountants. The decision IL OF great
Importance Throughout the state for
the reason that the supreme court
has defined the rights and auihori-
ties OF boards OF county comminsion-
efs 10 make ccntracts-
The case Is dockcted: J. v. Fancher
81 al. appeiiants, vefsus the board
county, appellee. The case was ar
xued lefore the Supreme court on
March ~. The opinion OF the court
h by Chief Justice Roberts, Justice
Irarker and District judge Reed Hol-
IOntan. 81 Snnta Sc, ~concurrlng. jus
lice llnynoidr disqualified himself for
the reason that one OF his kinsman
WAS financially Interested IN the Ei-
Prnsi-Inns OF Contract
suit was filed In the district court
IN Graft county By J. y. fancher
company, seeklng 10 recover under q
oontnct entered into on February b.
pany. n copnrtnership. AID the board
Of cOonty commissioners OF Grant
county. under which contract the
Fancher company was TO do as FOL
lows;
la To make 10 and furnish Tor.
TIN tfac ~ the county clerk Of Grant
Ia complete and correct Cous rccvFd
lndtx system.
End To make and furnish for the
use % the tax Assessor OF Grant
county a comp.efe and correct BcaiI
standard claarlficntion and Checking
system.
ara. To transcribc and reproduce
such records OF fhr county clerks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

The couri sustained the boards de-
murrer. dismisslnE ths companys
suit From mat ludG idsut the com
pany appealed to the supreme court
IN affirming the Judgment Of the dis
trict court. the nuprome court h0ids;.
n. section 4TsS. code 1915, au-
thorixcs n board of county commits
alouera OF any county IN The state "a
have u complete and accurate index
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
II
LEGION

f>atr; He<<< ~ sntsrs-f 10
<~r IrNs~ |~<zr<r<<<< <<<z
- 1H<tuI n e~tA issue ~ IHr
r..''f~> Hrfrii hrEIunlne in<Ies.
~ '<|-t<<Hsrat = a. - eIft<I
!. 1 a.. I q. :. 1850 ~
IcI>un>rns .<ss ~ ernt h nd
Ifrrsfi - 3kIA&@t<aA I4alnI,
t-'''pF. snsta7 IieFria3
I1.t local chapter o. b Americas
:. aside from uhe purpoer< -,
10TH N onr e~c1s'i,ntion y orEanireo
soldier and ex-so.d1f M Aihuaucraur
ntainE MIN physscaliv. n,cnlails
2 morally 10 the hest % our mean
'1ittcA' To do this. we attempt 20
make our tn~eofIuNa interosflnn. IN.
"t|pIIINl n aInslnG We meet IN
nv LtEion Roma of thr krmoI,r on
~ second ana fourth Mondays q
ne month. After regular business q
intended ~. = -mrcfinFrr committee
provides = pfoaram. some times HI.
Mproue sometimes I~s1IractIvt. some
ttrlta \ game o. y q fcpd. would
1oe enjoy having = SURF nouah story
Teller Z a nIers 81 the trcnchoal
would tou hpnrtrlale An lnkIfpfiIrr
tatk On mpnIcIpai and state lerisIa-
ZION - . carr 10 BE- told by one
Who NnoNtI when and how 10 handle
your i~nsurunccf 10 you wish 20 b.
highly enterfuined ~ some typiraiIy
soldier STUNT n ~. Mr.. Ex@Hoidicr
watch for our program In Tho SUM-
daf Herald and come 20 fhf meet
inKE. These meetings arr not only
Tor Lesion members. hut FOR every
fk-aeldier and every cN-soltiers
friend.
Car 'next mrtuna viii begin AZ s
y m. Monday. May -. NJ the Legion
rooms In the Afrtry. ~
welcome. ex-srrttcc q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

You ere reading this al. ottfsr
people will road yours. Phone
346 y
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
a Live Chamber
Of Commerce

Something has happened 1t Arrata
up ia Humboldt county, Mimi, that
is worth telling about, Like most
other American cities and towns Ar
cata has chamber Of commerce,
with this distinction, however, that
the Arcata body is q real live one. It
recognizes thatsthe prosperity 81 the
town and its businessmen iss depend
ent upon the progress and prosperity
OF the main industry in the local
territory that supports it.
a In case of Arcata that industry is
the dairy business. Two years ago
the secretary Of the Chamber Of Com
merce, Mr.: w: A. Beer, succeeded in
inducing q breeder to ship q well
bred, typy Guernsey bun to the local
fair. He was quickly picked up BY
9 local dairyman at a good price.
Since then this bull has been follow
Cd by II purebred Jersey bulls, six
Guernseys and two Holsteins into the
Arcata dairy district. That's what
we call getting results BY : chamber
OF commerce.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
Conductor Brings
$4,000 Suit Against
A Surety Firm

Devils Lake. Charging that detec-
tives employed by the defendant made
false accusations against him caus-
ing his dismissal from the road, Ed
ward J. Callahan, for IL years con-
ductor on the Great Northern rail
road, has brought suit for $35, 1000
against the National Surety company
Of New York.
Callahan alleges that the detectives
boarded the train at Devils Lake on
one occasion, claiming to be news
papermen, and asked to let them ride
for reduced fare, and pocket the diff
ference. He refused, he said, but the
detectives, he charges, made false re-
ports and caused his dismissal.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

ID strict Jud g Buttz
announces Dates
70 sOnr

This Reek, at M d sting sf District
Judges Bnrr, But and neeshAw4 held
$at Devils Lake, the terms d court for
the Second judicial dist tzicts Il were fixed
and work assignea 4 to the different
Judges as follows: ss IS
4 Nov: 8 Ramssy 1 Il I county, Judge
Nov. a Bottinsau county, Jud- d
ge Kneeshaw. s;s
Nov. q tttineau county, Judge
nesshaw.
Nov; = walsh county, Judge II
Nov, g AcHenry county Judge
Buttx. 5 .3 .5s sss555s39 81
Dec. 9 Cavalier county, Judss
a Kneeshaw. 81 4. t ys5 81.
Dee. IL snson county Judge
Burr 5.
Jan. 2 Rolette county, Judge
s Burr, tno jury).
Jan: s Pembina county, Judge
But&x. ~ 3is,.5.fs; 3,ss
Jan. 9 Pierce county, Judge
Sf9 A1E0SnN 5ss35tt 81 So
Jan. p eanviIle county, Judge
Kaeelh 1. "a ss
March q; O. u Ramsey y ',!s county, Judge
Burr. 4 N 81 sz.,S Ssss5
March g Towner county, Jud- !,
ge Buttx. sss
The above Ire all jury terms e. s..
ceptg that f6r R0lette county where
the jury term VIM come In june. 9th
er terms Tor the trial of caaes With
out jury will+be airrrranged from time
70 time as work developer the judi
ges AL being engaged III that manner
largely between The jury terms. The
jury terms have been arranged %,
that farmers q imaay serve a. as jurors and
Witnesses ,st times Of year when, not
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
HELP WANTED

MANAGER WANTED - To take
charge Of Branch Office for Large
/ Chicago Corporation to be estab-
lished in Devils Lake, No. Oak.
SIS per week allowed as salary
from earnings and share Of profits
which should net better than ST.
500 annually. $500 cash invest
ment required. Give previous ex-
perience, age and reference in first
letter to receive reply. Unless
your reputation lis good and you
have the cash to invest, save your
stamps. Address: President, Suite
1912, COS SO. Dearborn ST., Chica-
60, Illinois. cS7-3S.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
F;|oR':.:'sI:I;lkLE

SPECIAL USED CAR BARGAINS
1918 Dodge Brothers Touring.
1919 Dodge Brothers Touring.
3 1918 Dodge Brothers Touring-C Cord
Tires, Bumpers front and Rear.
1918 Dodge Brothers Roadster
Wire wheels and Cord Tires.
1921 Ford Sedan-run two thousand
miles. $595.00.
Special prices and terms to respon-
ssible parties.
Phone 307
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

FOR SALE-A good SIX griddle cook
ing range, modern and all in good
shape. Also combination hard and
soft coal heater. Best cash offer
takes one or both. Address Franks
Transfer company. 35tf
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

LOST OR EsTRAYED-Bay mare,
about 1900 lbs; white star in face,
reached name, disappeared about
Nov. 81, from my farm, e1s miles
northeast of Southam. Address,
Albert Kyhl, Brocket, for reward.
36tf.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
CITY COMMISSION

The new city scale, intended by the
City commission for public use, and
located at the plant Of the Ramsey
Implement company, is expected to be
put into service this week, according
to a recent announcement.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
HOLD WEDDING & ANNIVERSARY

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morgan, pion-
eers Of the Lake Region, last week
observed their fiftieth wedding amir
Friends made the arrange
ments which resulted in one Of the
social events Of the season here.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

FOR SALE Six all modern house,
enclosed porch 5ox14O feet. Large
garage and well. Will sell reason
able at once. Call 512 Second st.
c8-24tf
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
WANTED TO TRADE-Quarter sec
tion Of land Manitoba, Canada,
for city property in Devils Lake.
Address Box 334, Devils Lake.
S3-4t

WANTEDAt once 8 q { furnished
rooms for Hight housslissqiAg. WouN
consider two rooms e large. CAN
styVssld elnos. 11tk
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

SITUATION wANTED-Man and
wife wanting position as ranch
manager; have experience; also a
mechanical ability. Art Whitney,
Devils Lake, No. Oak. Cen. Del.
37-2.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

FOR SALE Singing canaries $500.
Females $1.0O also half dozen Wyn-
dotte pullets. s16 Hill Ave. Phone
Z BAL c38
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
Weddings ] | in

Robert Forslund and Julia Towers
OF Devils Lake were married the 18th
ofSs September BY Judge H. w. Sven
son. @ 3
Ernest Swanson and Gertrude Red
MANI fof Edmore were married Il the
18th Of September by Reverend Case.
oscar +. Anderson and Pauline
skedvold Of Brockst, N. Oak, were
married September 18th By Reverend
Bergie Of Brocket. h
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

Manklndss Hope ls The Futurs.
We live N the future. Even the
happiness Of the present Is made up
Mostly Of that delightful discontent
which lc the hope Of better things in.
Ipires. ~. G. Holland.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

TAKEN UP-1 gray mare, bay
gelding. At my place on Septem-
Der 14th. Owner can have same
by paying all charges. Alfred Mer-
rick. 1872
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
so s
241a Mill D Dollar.
Invested IS { b'y Employees
Of Swift S & G Company,

More than q, 900 employees Of
Swift a. company. owl1or are pay:
4 ing for sharesin the business These
men and women have attested
their faith ia the integrity and good
will Of the company BY investing
their savings in the business.
Their holdings represent a
total Of nearly $50, 600 shares, the
par value! 1OOsa sharel of which
il more than $24, 500, 600. q.
These Il. 900 represent moro
than one third 81 our average
number 81 emplo yesl 4 81 . I.
One man out Of every three, ia
plant Office, and branch house,
from the handwo orkers On the door
I to the brain worker at the desk;
working NTH Us as well as 1or Us,
devoting himself Is his own bust.
ness while devoting himself to ours
promoting his own interests in
every motion Or moment saved, ii
every product improved o. main
tanned tperfection ia every service
rende through prompt, thorough,
effective distrib ib.ltii o. of products
This interested. eager group 81
fellow partners yorllkinet Witlhlls for
3 the good 81 Swiftsa Company and
The public which w va serve, conlstii-
tiltess one half of the owne1sh hip ofs
Swift dfal ANY iifi point o mum
} bers, and nse ofae-sixth III point
of sha1a q. m +
trepr,eel Se1lk ~ ctical and sue
ces1 1fill = tho end atsI
,liienenligh 40 diusttIr,y II
Mining 1of eolutio indus
paotbl p,eratiion,S
NUT iusi
nsss AZ 6 ~ 8 1
w !
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

HEMSTITCH1NG and picoting at
tachment; works on all sewing ma
chimes; price 81; personal checks,
10c extra. Lights Mail Order House,
Box 127, Birmingham, Ala. 33-4O
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21

WANTED to hear from parties with
/ land for sale. w. E. Tompkins, Dew
lis Lake, N. Oak. c6|s-tf
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE-You can. buy, sell or trade
real estate, live stock of almost
anything by advertising in the
classified columns Of The Devils
Lake World. 83-tf.