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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-27
NEWS
Z By STAFF CORRESPONDENCE
SULLIVAN TOWNSHIP
Miss Florence Jorgenson returned
TO Devils lake Wednesday after visit

Miss Florence orgenson returned
to Devils Lake w dnesday after visit
ing y; the Joe Nielsen home.
Misses Anna and Stella Hendrick-
son left for their home ct Neville on
Thufsday altar q visit here with
friends and relatives.
M.sHartman's Dodge 81 was stol-
en- Saturday evening at Devils Lake.
Mr.. Haxtmanileft It standingiin front
of Mercy hospital for a.neryss short
timssFand when1hs returned the ear
was not TO be- found, Later The
ear Was loacted 1t St Cloud, MINI.
Mis- HearlS Gilsethtsof Grand Forks
IL substituting for Mr. Kray at the
40 SathsrsaCo.sstere while the latter
10 on vacation. a. /
M. and Mrs. Roy Noltimier, Mrs.
Myrs NoItimier and children and Nor
man Clark and children Of Churchs
Ferry were visitors at the A. Wellen
homesspnday.
Mi. and Mrs. c. 3. Kray and chill
dren left Wednesday afternoon for
Cold Springs, Minnesota. to visit at
the home Of Mr.. Kray's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z. Irons and family
aayrfifived home Thursday,
where they had been visiting relatives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bee
man, On Tuesday, July 10, . daughter.
Miss Mabel Fosteson returned to
Cando Sunday evening after spending
several days here visiting friends and
lrelativesS
:gssF g. Schulz and family arrived in
ttown from Devils Lake last week and
vii loccupy the J. w. Pownell house
until the Pownell family return in the
fall.
Miss Clara Johnston, who has been
visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mn. Ferguson, for several weeks, de-
parted for her home in Wisconsin last
"wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wallen left
Tuesday morning by car for Minnea-:
polls and st. Paul on a business and
rleasure,tir trip.
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Several people from here attended
the barn dance ct C. P. Peterson's Of

0SVSXOA YSVQAS AAVAA ASA0 0VSSAVON
the barn dance at g. P. Peterson's Of
Bisbee.
Mr.. and, Mrs. r. j. Haugen and
family, Wayne Reynolds, Rueben Leo
nard, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Schwandt and
family, Oscar and Elof Bengttson
Esau Belt, George Einar and Lawrence
Larson and 8. +. Booth visited at E.
tended the baseball game between
Moen's Sunday.
Some Of the boys from here at
Leeds and Perth at Perth Sunday. The
score was s to IL in favor Of Leeds.
Miss Edith Peters Of Wolford was
visiting at Carl Hauschulz Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. George Mcdonald and
Sons Lesley and James and Cecil and
Lorna Blezard spent Sunday at Sny-
der Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jennison and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. James Be
zard motored to Belcourt Fish Lake
Sunday. !.
The crops look fairly good here
but we are in much need Of rain, most
Of the people are through harvesting
their rye.
One of Donald Leach's horses was
badly injured in the barb wire fence
this week.
Oscar Peterson's hired man Of Mon
roe township, had the misfortune OF
having q runaway with q team and
hay rack, causing him to have a
broken nose and q large slash cut into
his back, he Is reported as getting
along fine.
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Lyle R1dland andsArt Green Of Sam
ish, North pakota, arrived Tuesday
and are visiting ct the ]. 81. Gessner
home.
{ Mr.. and Mrs.sH. c. Doxier IL Cincin-
natl, Ohio, arrived Thursday for q
brisf xisiitswith Mrs Do1ier's par
ents, MEJandM Mrs. G.. 81. Gessner, Mrs.
Doxier vas formerly Minnie sGessner.
John Engan is painting the house
and barnson. the John Dolstrom place.
Nj. Goldsr 10 busy this week getting
the school, yard IN shape FOR the fall.
He is cutting the lawn andfremoving
the fence ais
Laura Gessner arrived Thursday
from Haas Greek, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Peterson were
|at the City park Sunday.
Mrs.. G. Peterson, Mrs Ike Samuel
|stad, and Mrs Fank Kaeding were
shoppers IN Devils Lake Wednesday.
Dr.. Rutten Of Devils Lake made a
professional call 1t the Muehlens'
Thursday morning.
Bornto Mr.. and Mrs. DavisSof Doy-
on, formerly Of Penn, a girl, July goth.
Charlie Schultz Of Edinburgh was in
town on Thursday.
Mrs. Moe left for Sheyenne Fri
day for q short visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Miller made a
trip to Devils Lake Saturday.
George Miller and Nick Muehlen
were callers in Devils Lake Saturday.
Valentine Steoser made q business
trip to Devils Lake on Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Heirmanson returned from
Hillsboro Saturday, where she has
been visiting friends for the past
month.
Myrtle Gessner left for Grand
Forks Friday to visit friends.
Community picnic Sunday, July 31st.
Mrs. Abt will give q lecture and a trio
will give musical numbers starting
promptly 1t 2:30 p. M. Everybody il
welcome.
Helen Peters spent Sunday and
Monday at the Muehlen home.
Mrs. Lena Anderson made q business
trip TO Maddox Tuesday returning
Wednesday.
Lyle Colder came Saturday to spent
a few days at the julie Kaeding home
Monday Maurice Gessner started hi,
work as mail carrier on the new thirt.
mile route into Dry Lake township
Ike Samuelstad, Harold and Law
renee, 1Gessner went to the City parl
Sutidl!y H5 sec the ball game.
Mrs. Leon Gessner entertained Mon
day in honor Of her nephew Floy,
Madison, the event being his seventh
birthday. The guests were: Kennel
and Daisy Gessner, Gertrude, Laura
and Norman Engan, Edris Samuel
stad, Victoria and Kenneth Husie, an
Walter and George Rick.
MI. and Mrs. Nash Of Rugby stop
ped here Sunday night en- route t
their home. from the Grand Forks fair
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, are Waiting At
the a. J. Leonard home.
A number Of young people. Of this
vicinity attended the dance at sthe Ri
ehardson place last Saturday.
A7number from this vicinity attend
ed the Church social held Sunday, the
Path, ct the Paulson home.
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NIXON TOWNSHIP

eZ r-E-r.L l-tERNLE .ttNE' 80 Ih-Egt
The w. G. +. u. gave q picnic toi
the L. T l. children Thursday after
noon. Cake and ice cream were plenti-
sful and a good time was had BY the
and grown ups as well.
I Misc Emma AnderaeYkhess gone IA
Michigan City to take her sister's place
in . store there while Miss Lillian goes
ito Minnesota on o visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Shook. and Miss
Vera are here now visiting their
Mrs. Jet Wheeler and Mrs
Felix Poissant. They-drove from New
ton, Iowa, in Mr.. Shocks Buick.
Nearly ali the farmersip.this .vicin-
ity have finished cutting rye.
Word has come from Calumet, Min
nesota, that Miss Amy Cole who for
merly lived here has been quite i'll at
her home there: s'sS1
/ MI. and Mrs. liver Wickum and
Elmer Wickum and Mrs. Arthur Lar
son and children drove down to Thief
River Falls, Minnesota, last week.
Teddy Poisasnt has the small pox,
4so the D. Poissaht family, have been
under quarantine.
Mrs. w. G. stewartwa in Devils
Lake Thursday having some dental
work done. S@s
Frank Punen and JetssWheeleF fin
sished cutting rye Saturday evening.
Il Cards have arrived from Newton,
Iowa, announcing the birth Of q baby
daughter, July 10, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Shook. .
4 Herman Wickum has returned from
Valley City where he has been work.
ing with his brother Joe.
Il Mrs. lack Stewart was q business
visitor ia Devils Lake Saturday.
Chas. Nixon, al Hoppy, Ole Strand,
and Howard Nixon went up to Devils
Lake Saturday to bring back some
Horses they were pasturing up there.
r. Knnkel was calling at the Jet
WheeIershone Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs. L. A. Day : plan
ming "a going to the Brandon fair
| this week.s .sE
81 A. az, Burt has returned from Val
ley FDrdrEW Warrington, to see after
harvest md thraessshingg on his farm farm,
here. s # ss5 saEf 4.
MA bad slissctariic storm tsoks plalce, herr,
Thursday, also q hard rain, and quite
staslittle hail some places hntsnot enough
b any damage. Il ssss ss
hMr. audSM j. 3. fShaid " Crar.y,
Gftended the w. CT. U. az the =. 4.
80 home Thursday. &
Geo.fR Leith, Joe Henley, and Willie
Ieith antoed to Toxic Sunday.
Wm. Dodgsons is thinking d ppuuuirs
u chasing some sheep and going into the
IL sheeps business 81 U s YsSsS n
II g. Stewart and family visited II
the q. Nixon home Sunday after ls4
a. Roget Whssler, the little ion 81
& Ar andslKrs.s1et Wheeler, vas aquiitt
u badly stune1.ulliit bees Saturddaly.
~ iihsr Nlelsons4Af nttlll
IA l5t6unlsoDdfs 65fhniarckar lhere owtvsiisitttfna
relatives md friends. nj. Nelson &,
Mutt thecrops allSdried ont ihatheSygiic
nifty ssoff Bismarck. ssS s
II Mrs. Jaek Murray called o MI
Burt Friday aftsrnopn.ss 4
h md sMrs. Hetibe4 Millsr i
n i salI Enrtsss#a( IhnlasongtaTte
q llose sptesEEidsyal1nar
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Decoret
Varnish Stains

Stain sri vssaith with one 4ppiies-
ton Dttcfsf ftnaiiss STIR coior
an1 Eiasa &c scfn 4na starrtt ra-
iases - inicitl-f. Scots ana iatefl1r
NcneNcik.
TIE sslos q any rasurai wood ssa
- matctst.
rsfs y eofofs.
TIE rsecrst Lire 3, frerorsf q
Wfts Ensmti. isefy Eulnri. Stove
7srsi sefesn Lransi ana lfarae
liaisass.
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BAR WOMAN SMOKING IN JAIL
When Men Demand Equal
Rights.

Lincoln. Neb.--women confined IN
the Lincoln city jail may no Longer
console themselves with = whin froh
n satisfying cigarette. chief OF Police
Peter Johnsfons snpounced todsy after
prisoners had coDpsiued OF viola
fion Of equal rights
The unequal rights. however we're
IN favor OF the women instead " the
men. one rule prohibited smoking
Exceptions have been msJe IA favor
81 the women smokers by the chief
Police Nsfron Dors Doyle admitted
thar she permitted the women 10 smoke
upon order OF The chief.
But he fumes Of the denied weed.
penetrating into The ausrfers OF the
men. caused the smoke hunger % thee
less fortunsfe individuals To crs sui
for vengeance. and nuslly The protss
came when the men could sfsnd q
NO longer. I'VE defnsnd equsi rish,s
snyRay. the meD said.
Chief OF Detectives Waiter Andersen
became the chsmpion OF ihs mems
cause and protested vigorously 20 me
chief.
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Ter fuaifEre anf
ffir- a- tf4lf IfE-
CfEI Is "Fa.r
teft.atafien 81 gs-s.
iIlF 10 rltlf aN
wool A. 4sr Ee1T
81 "a i1r rtr. ttfr
srt fsr "a ~ csc
iaiitn
hiso trfa - FHh-
~ enc Flftf Pant.
Al r9ff s tafr les.
tItsrr te Hram FL.
iiifern 'cr Fiaufs kaf-
fih Wafiaas war
1a1Esl Peitl and Sc;
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club Monday evening.

ciub Monday evening.
The Poplar Hin school gave a par-
y TO the patrons Of the district ON
last Friday night The room Was
decorated with Halloween color
Music was furnished by the orchestra
md the school sang several songs
This WAS followed by several Hal
o"e'en stunts. all taking part. The
program was enjoyed By all Judging
~ the mirth created.
airs. Schroeder entertained al
halloween party Monday night her
'hau'aurua Circle friends from Twin
Falls
A few Of cur young people attend
I'd the opening OF the Orpheum thea
re- al Twin Fans. Tuesday night
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: ELMWOOD ITEMS


Miss Edaa Walker is seriously III
al her home.
Mr and Mrs. Allie swab. Mrs. sa.
die Getiys and Rev. Charles Ronk
visited al the home OF AIR and Mrs
Frank Richie. Tuesday.
Mr. and AIRS VIII Lincoln spen
sunday evening al the home OF AFR
and Mrs Andrew Dingle south OF
Twin Fails
AIRS Lester sealey OF Filler spent
sunday with her parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. John Walker.
Mrs. c. A. Krohn and baby left on
Saturday afternoon for a two week
visit with friends near Jerome.
Nelson Pyle is confined 10 his bed
with rheumatism.
Guy Richie and Merle Davis gaye
a Halloween party al the home Of
the former Monday night 10 d mum.
her OF his little friends.
Mrs. Ruby Bennett and Itue dau
ghier spent the week with her par
enis' Mr. and Mrs. Baughman OF |
Buhl
Laura and Leslie Lincoln had |
lheir tonsils removed Tuesday.
A CORREcTION-In last weeks |
Elmwood correspondence an error
was made in The Record office re-
garding trip OF several men Of that
neiehhorhood to the mountains. II
Was made TO appear that they were
by Miss" Ruby Ben
nett. whereas 10 was Mr. Ruby Ben
nett who was the third member Of
he party.
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TO GET HIS GOAT COSTS $500
ef'sish Columbia i0ers@sts srsasston
81 Milking srssss IN when II
Ranks First

Vancouver 4. c.-Sefiing = fellows
COST 10 British coluInsis might eost
ih~ geffer from So 10 sJS0
That T. the range - prices for Tos
feBb-rg SssBen sud Nublsr snIsnsis
1hss. sre milk gSsts aud BrifiFh Col
umhis IL me besyiesf brseder of mill
goats q any province ia cansds
Costs IN the province number sps9.
according ~ dgsfes is-u-s ~ fhe pr
vifrcisl department. ~ ser.s aitur-
The originsi foundation -foct uuin.
terinT 20 head VS. Imported fr0ln
the United states ia 1917. fTerfs ~
breeders hsye been concentrated apol
the Toggenbsrs. sssD-u snd Nntisn
breeds Tbeee are noted Tor milk
production. Oneis' records have ire
euenfly run - high as zfsDD pounds
10 an animal and one gear Exs . rec
~ 81 2,s<1 1s4RAa
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MENNONITE BRETHREN
ANNOJ NCEMENT

sunday. October 9TH. sunday
'chool. 9.45 a. m. Preaching ser
ices az 1880 a. m Children =
meeting at csc p. M Young peo-
hes meeting al csc . M Aduli
3ihle class al 30 p. M. Song and
Testimony service al T,s0 p. m. and
Preaching service al S:45 p. m.
II not attending Sunday school or
'hurch elsewhere. you are cordially
invited TO Worship with Ms Pray
= meeting every Thursday evening
Il s clock
REV. ,, 5 KAGEY. Pastor.
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: POPLAR HILL :
i. + + 4. = = go 80 - 1

Mrs. Schroeder spent the greater
part Of last week in Twin Falls visit
ing with friends.
W. II. Phillips had forty tons OF
hay destroyed by fire last week
Having set fire 10 straw stack
some distance away il spread through
the stubhle and soon reached the hay
This is considered very unfortunate
for him as il destroyed his entire
crop Of hay for the year.
Little T. " Richmond has his arm
now out Of a sling so he is again free
40 play
Jesse Boyd died Sunday at p. m
OF heart trouble. The funeral has
been delayed waiting the arrival OF
his brother from the cast
Mrs Danm took la the Halloween !
party given by ihe Filler Woman's
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materials for you to use your
self.
They srrrsd easily, dry per-
freils and give every desired
result.
We ar ooc u the worlds
largest manufacturer q paint
products ana male the very I'm
est knd Of goost
Let our y Gears experience
aid you IN rhe work yon have
20 ID. Fttrr Fsiier Ntslifeq-
noai anj youI crt tie right
efeei--depr1i On that.
Don't ,hint you can't d,
work Ike tbs simply because
you hafra'f eser done Il. Try
II Nsh our belp. and see how
delighted sou VII bc. Learn
what fun il is.
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METHODIST ANNOUNCEMENT


Bible school AT 9:45 Sunday morn
.ng. beginning with song service
ed by Mrs. G. II. Shearer The new
looks have arrived and all are enjoy
ne them.
Morning worship al II O'Clock In
yiew OF the meeting OF the Disarma-
nent Conference on the Ilth, next
sunday is World Peace sabbath. and
he sermon will be in harmony with
the purpose Of the day Subject will
le some Things That Make for wor-
d Peace"
6:30 p. m. Epworth League devo-
ional services. subject. Thy VIII be
Done With my Money. Leader
Hrs. Irwin Greed. 730 p m. even
ng worship Rev. j. T. Baker. dis
rict superintendent. will bring to H.
he message
A cordial welcome 10 all
c. +. DEAL. Pastor.
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new SPECIES Of
FISH REVEALED
Eruption OF Mauna loa in Hawai-
Responsible for Remark
able Discovery.
SIX FROM DEPTHS OF SEA
Dr.. DAVID Starr Jordan cissssfss
Specimens Sent From reneluiu--
Lava Stream Brings Strange
Specimens 10 Surface.

Observation-Disclosures OF nsh hitherto
unknown we're discovered as result
~ The eruption or the volcano Of
Mauna Los Two years ago. This fact
has Jusi been announced by Dr. David
/ Starr Jordan. chancellor emeritus o.
Leland stanford Junior university. Cal.
| ifornis. noted ichIhyologist
The columns 81 lava burro~ed
deeper info the oc-an than man had
been able To penetrate aud thousands
of fish OF strange aud fantastic shape
and color we're Killed aud washed up
on The beach by the tidal wave caused
by The laws now Among them were
found 81, varieties hitherto unknown
10 science because their hahitst wss
presumably lower in the water than
science had been able to observe
Amateur ichihy ologists In Hilo HIS
wall. selected species which were uu-
known to Them ana SEM them TO Doe
tor Jordan f"r examination. The re
suit va, that The six new species
We're classified.
Discovery Important
II consider the discoveries from y
scientific viewpoint. 10 he among rhe /
most remarkable snd lnlporisni Oh
record" Doctor Jordan said when he /
made public the clsssincs lions here
while he was attending the sessions
OF the Pan-PsclB.. kduca fianal con
ference
khSac9nthiss ssrlsDifhi. named for
Carl A. carlsmllh Of hllo. who sent
many pf the species TO Doctor Jordan.
u II deep rose red ia color.
Rhechiss Armiser. = conrer eel with
hooks on lts snout resembling black
berry thorns snd is solid duh black
in eGlor. I,
Nycliinsster Relnhsrdt. named for
The hiln resident who discovered t.
II Is small black lsntsrn nsh. 80 de-
isnated because ~ Tile many luminous
glands behind the rye sud slonr It's
Sides which gives The impression OF ,
n 10 solid duh
black IA color a
Perisfedi"u Engseeros or alligator 5
ish OF brilliant scarlet hue which
: characterized b, lsrge hoDs plsies Il
4 nrinOr.
Are Deep Water Fish
Each ~ The liz Is deep water
i~h All live IN wsser of more fhsn -
20 feet IN depth. snd some ~ deep
! 49, rect. Nothing except such
ataritsm af nature ss the AilkA nov al
'uld hsV. brought them to the sur n
ace. Doctor Jordan said khyscsn hi
HAS Csrlsniih rsnsed 81 least 1000 b,
eel below the oceans surface he
dded -,
Doctor Jordan has sent 10 the Smith. i,
Onisn institution la Washington. % c..
paper dersillng the results OF the In. ~
esiigsilon snd The new classification. ca
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How to Paint "Home Things"
Chairs, Tables, Bric-a-brac Etc. ~zs-5=Ts1 LIZ

WE furnish , detailed advice
M and rehnishing your own
furniture, etc. free 10 you who
cannot get a painter and would
Ike 70 do such work yourself.
We tell YOU exactly how ~
% il. What kind Of varnish.
enamel or stain to use. What
Kind Of brusk and all else that
you nrrd TO know.
ust q can Of paint or var
rl-h and a liifie work ihrts
inn" will wor. wonders with
furniture and bric-a-hrac fl.sts
sia oHiy On the sarfacc.
We make . special Inc ~
ssrnishes, enzinels, and Ike
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BERGER NOTES

The inhabitants OF the salmon dis
tr1et are enjoying the beautiful Aut-
umn--indiaH summer We are having.
Mr.. and Airs r. y. Reed and Mrs.
j. NJ. Pierce paid visit TO the Magic
city one day recently.
Owners OF threshlng rigs have
pulled in" having completed this
years threshing. However. the own
ers OF hullers are sim Smelling out
the golden nuggets-alfalfa seed.
which will take a couple OF weeks set
10 complete the work.
Regarding the yield OF wheat in
the Berber neighborhood. wheat has
yielded between thirty and seventy
bushels per acre. Alfalfa seed Is
running from to IL bushel per ac-
re. What's the matter with the Sal.
mon. She's all right.
There viii be services in the ner-
ger school auditorium sunday. Nov-
ember 9th. at ESQ p m. You are
cordially invited To attend.
H. c. Ericsson was a Ifoillstcr yisl-
tor. Friday
r. W. Havlick. who has been farm
ing his place this season has pulled
np stakes and moved 10 Twin Falls.
j. NJ. Pierce was a business visitor
10 HOLSTER Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs Brady visited Twin
Falls. Friday.
WIN. Moyse and family. who were
Employed by Bishop Geo. Hammond
II Twin Falls have moved TO Twin
Fails.
Newton Galley. one OF the pioneers
4 the tract and whose land was cut
ut. has purchased 100 acres near
'erger at $3.50 per acre. aud has re-
emily purchased an additional forty.
which he il nov clearing. Newton
as faith In the future OF the new
raet and We are pleased to have him
emain with US
Roy hammers was Twin Falls
islIOr Saturday
The population on the salmon con
uues 20 increase. The latest arriy-
is a baby daughter at the home OF
ornelius Thompson at eight pounds.
other and child are doing very Well
r. J. Douglas. one OF our proml.
INT farmers realized s2.2oo from
selye acre patch OF Grimm alfalfa (.
ed. .
II. {. Ericsson Was a dinner guest
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T..
Insburg Sunday.
Osborne Gates was a business Wis
'r at the county capitol. Monday =
Ray Dudley. who has been ailing :
r some weeks. was ia Filler for
adical aid Saturday. =
Mr. and Mrs. y r. Hills. pioneers :
the tract. have sold their ranch :
d moved TO Arizona on account OF 4
=. IIill's health We are sorry to =
We them leave, being good neigh
r. and citizens. =
There was a social hop az the home 4
Mr.. and AIRS W 5. Starr. Saturday
int. Several people from Twin :
lis were IN attendance. Walls or :
.stra OF Twin Falls furnished all :
music. =
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We make a special Inc 81
ssrnishes, enznels, and Ike
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Among the Churches
EVANGELICAL cHrRcm

"a. IN. Evening song service. 30
,. M. Preaching. S:0o p. m Pray
r. meeting "Wednesday evening a.
: o'clock.
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As have decided to quit farming | viii sell at
public auction at my rach mile west and 3 mi
north of Peavey or miles east and IL miles
north of the northeast corner of Buh or mile
north Of Cedar Draw school house, on
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Fresh oysters az Filler Meat Com
ny-advertisement
Evening star., 1921-11-19
CHURCHMEN HERE
FOR ARMS PARLEY
Diversity Of interests Hope to
Serve or Be Served by
Conference.
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

Because Washington Is at present
the worlds focal point, diversity
OF interests have concentrated here
in large numbers, hoping either to
serve the conference or to be served
by 1t. Outstanding is the present
religious and missionary drive" upon
the capital. The Presbyterian de-
nomination has staged a missionary
exhibit" here. with many meetings,
and the Congregationalists have
brought on from New York DR.:
Charles e. Jefferson for a series of
daily meetings. The ministers fed
eration holds daily noon prayer serv-
ices in the Church of the Epiphany,
an dout at Howard University there
has been a religious congress. me
Federal Council of Churches IS gain
William Jennings Bryan is usually
one, for a round of formal calls upon
the delegations. 1t was OF interest,"
to note that while Prince Tokogawa
and the Japanese recognized anu ac
claimed Mr.. Bryan instantly, ne was
unknown to M. BRAND ana the freheh
attaches.
Interested in Far East.
The pertinency Of this rallylng on
religion 10 w dSHiH6 Soh A'SS
fact that all the far east is mission
field, and three-fourths of the Amer.
lean public who know anything at
all about Asiatic lands gained tneir
through missionary chan-
nels. No government has ever peen
able to organize so elaborate and far-
reaching a propaganda as is main
tanned BY christin missions througn
the churches, reaching literally every
community OF the land.
ture Of missionary machinery 1or
tho arousing Of public interest IN the
uttermost parts Of the earth becomes
Of definite political Importance. Fun
damentally. America has the mis-
sionary viewpoint toward the east.
President Harding and Secretary
Hughes were brought up on mis-.
slonary addresses and sermons, Just
like tho average churchEoing citi
zen. 1t may be said that. at Its root