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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 + ! u
IN WAGE SCALE \ Il
E Employees Of Mram Cox Stove
Company lndorse Cut q
IS Per Cent
LOOK FOR BENEFIT N ACTION
.Svlth Reduoslon h Selling Prices, 4
% Believed Business VIII ne Slim.
uIated-Plant Operates Under iLsltcA
Plan OF industrial Democracy,

NG=rtF En- aNr a2H * E. 5000 HL -a
The employees Of the Abram Cox
Stove company, Philadelphia, ,operat-
Ing under the John Leitch plan. of In
Sdustrfal democracy, have unanimously
voted q reduction Of 10 per cent in
their wages. They feel that this ac-
dcn, coupled with an immediate redue-
ton In selling prices. win stimulate
the business Of the company and pro-
vide. steadier employment.
d The Leitch plan Of Industrial de-
mocracy, which is in operation in more
than 800 Industrial plants ia the Uni.
ted States and Canada under the per-
sonal supervision of Mr.. Leitch and
70 cabinet which meets In New York
monthly, makes Of each plant a small
republic. The corporate heads Of the
organization occupy an advisory ca
pacity comparable to q cabinet, and
are known as such Department heads
and shop officials compose q. senate.
and the shop workers elect by secret
ballot their own representatives, who
function as a:house of Representatives.
Recommendations of the highest
body have to be acted upon b ,the two
branches. and, similarly, legislation
which originates In the house goes to
the higher bodies for approval before
settled policies r determined.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-16
Lee and !! mann! LAM
STARIN GAME
Local Basket Ball CUNT
! Sit Down On Fargo

In a contest which was won in the
last ten minutes Of play when the
Fargo team weakened, the Devils
Lake high school took the long end
Of q % to 10 score here tonight
against Fargo high school. From
start to finish the game was hard
fought, but the strenuous trip Of the
Fargo team sould not keep up to the
pace set by the local FIVE. The score
.at5thes end Of the firt half was q tie,
8 to, 3. s@5s
Coach Kimball and his men had
been on the train eight hours and this
in addition to the strenuous game at
J1gafnestowntlast night, may have hand
icapped the visitors. Burnett, Ber-
dahl and tRudd played excellent ball
for the visitors. (.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-16
Shoe Industry Looking lip.

Shoe industry Looking lip.
\. Some increase In production in the
shoe industry was noted I'm reports
from factory centers In eastern Massa.
ssehusetts. Virtually all the large shops
..anfs Haverhill have begun work on
I shoes for the Easter trade; with 70
per cent Of the full force ,af cutters
and 60 per cent OF other workers em-
plpyed. Improvement In the won1en's
shoe business In Lynn has advanced
to- the point where nearly every one
e the factories Is in operation who'll
" or in part. The number of workers
employed, estimated at IS per cent,
sts said to be greater than at any time
since hast May.
IN the Brooklyn district, factories
working on mems shoes are ,operat-
ing ON full OF part time, with total
production, about SO per cent at nor
nal. Z
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-16
Farm Labor Wage scale.

q new wage scale for farm labor
was adopted at mass meeting Of
farmers at Chesterton. Md. The scale
calls for q days work to be from sun
up to shutdown, with the following
compensation:
The maximum wage for q month
laborer to be $25 a month, With board,
and keep for laborers' horse. 9 : 80
! month with board and no. keep for.
the h0rse. Il .1si
The maximum wage for a day labor
ser for regular farm work to be 81 !.
day and board.
The maximum wage for a woman's
work In a farmhouse kitchen, includ-
ing washing to be $lt a month, or:
$40 a2month without washing.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-16
Wage Cutting Is
On By Eastern r. r.

New York.-Wages of laborers en-
ployed in the New York region Of the
Erie railroad have been reduced from
48 to IS cents an hour. e.
William D. Roberts Of the United
Brotherhood Of Maintenance of Way
Employees and Railroad Shop EN-
ployes, issued a statement saying the
workers would appeal to the United
States labor board, as the reductions
were neither "just nor legal"
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-16
Mlne Aecidents pecrea.a.

In 1901, out OF every 1000 persons
employed in the coal mines Of this
country, 4.81 were killed BY accidents,
says the United ) States bureau Of.
mines ID its latest, pamphlet on fires
and prevention Of accidents 10 coal.
mines. s #@#s 5a@5 sS u
The total number killed in410O was
8.,242, Of whom 958 were killed ~. gas
Or dust explosions. II 1918 the NUM-
Der killed per 1000 employed was
8.8a. The total number killed ID that
year wal $3.50. Of whlomsss129 were
Killed ~ gas or dust explosions.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-16
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AUDIT Or tNpUsTRlEt L
n % OUTSTANDING ACTION

The hast day for the Ming Of bills
- the two houses Of the legislature
brought q Sgreat dooda o. documents
and seemed to b the zero hour for
the buckling OF belts and the more
serious and determined application of
tns enpke g Dody etIlAwmekers e TIE
Dig business IN nand.
The session To- drawing 10 close
andta yetNthe outstanding accomplish
nents have been few and farsbetHsen,
The one undertaking xShieth n u
ated, wide interest ia the. comnrahen.
1lye ptobe Of the tStee p~rindciijnssiT
Industries. the hank. the min. and the
home building o~rrantxstion TIRE
hearings before q special house inves-
dgating committee Aoyc 4 II fun
swing, waxing very warm at times,
I'D bringing out disclosures Of opera
tions that have started talk among II
dependents and Nonpartisans alike
concerning the speedy, liquidation q
the Bank Of North Dakota and the
possible abandonment ssI the other: eli
te1prases. 4 ss - Y .
The senate has taken 4 hand In this
procedure to the extent that some Of
the witnesses who testify before the
house committee are being summoned
beforefthessenate to repeat their testts
mony.
hr..4 nc.,,r.ta - ~ -.
mittee not aons aftar +ha a.r,n.s on
,,nder finll ru,tn. whan tha 49, Ncn.
nartisan n,a,ohsr. a. tha hoav +nos 80.
rent,on - n,ha+ az, 1900 49,.
tailmen+ - th.fr r,,ht - ~. ronra.
santed Inv ]conrsa and rss,rn.d frnn
~ Commute. lao,,n- tha 81 ,I,,aa.
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On IS"..u p.Acsa oDJec.ea @ suDmit.
ZEE oe,ole enc comnittee cer,ainn
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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-16

of Devils Lake was organized. The
purpose of this organization is to pro-
mote cooperation between teachers
and pupils.
The following officers were elected
President, Mrs. l.. G. Selover; first
vice president, Professor c. A. Kit
rell; second vice PRECEDENT, Mrs. John
Mclean; secretary, Mrs. A. G. Elm
size; treasurer, Mrs. Earl E. Mann.
In addition to Mr.. Walcott's talk,
the following musical program was
enjoyed: Piano solo, Genevieve Rapp;
vocal solo, Mary Walter. The "Y'
male quartette, composed of H. M,
Weir, c. P. Brainard, A. E. Conrad
and Donald Barr rendered a number
of selections.
Mr.. Walcott left here for Minot to
speak. The Minot Rotary club had
arranged a banquet in Mr.. Walcott's
honor.
Donald Barr went to Doyon a week
ago where he conducted a "Y" group
meeting. Donald reports that the
Doyon group is progressing rapidly.
A. E. Conrad and Donald Barr went
to Webster a week ago Saturday to
conduct special work for the ."Y".
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-16
Death P'enalty Is Sought

Re,establtshment OF the death pen
atty n North Dakota is asked ii SEN
ate bill 161 by =. 3. Baird Of Dickin-
son. VI; s q .sss ssstf " ssat 81 II hi
Death penalty was sabolished In this
state, In 1918. Butt IS contender that
present conditions,Ss'bronght about by
the attempts at enforcement of the
9Yolstead act which isaiso consta ntly
and fagranltly Vioiatedsby whisky run.
ners from all over the United States
and Canada, has made some form Of
drastic punishment for crime neces-
sary The state, It was pointed out -
the senats, Il 0yerrul. By despsrats
characters who must e curbed. I
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-16
'Uro. Decentralization q Minss.

a motion calling upon the mine
workers to redouble their agitation
for naturalization Of the minaaG Was..
unanimously adopted at the InteInaf-
3Stional Miners conference &C London
Representatives of the FrenchfH,And'
Belgian sorsanizations proposed the
motion whlchh was supported 81 the
59Gsrrnan organization. s#
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-16

The "Hi-Y" basket ball team is on
the move and after games. Charles
Mills, coach of the "H-Y," says
that his team will average 1876 pounds
in weight.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-16
" BAuk

The athletic work Of the "Y" is
coming along fine. There is room for
another group to practice on Wednes-
day evenings. Any boy who wants to
get in on this, see the "Y" man.
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The lineup and summary follow: .
Fargo Devils Lake

den.
Field goals-Lee, 8; Mann, 3; Rudd
3; Burnett, 2; Berdahl, 2; Elliot, 2;
Kaberry, 2; Grant, 1; Marks, 1.
Free throws-Berdahl, q; Mann, I.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-05
2-Roonn New

Its cement block and winner of a buy if priced at sI100, we'll do better than that Terms. Wide Awake Realty Phone 1927. 335 W. Wash ington.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-05
3 FOR SALE-HOUSES ' Rooms, Furnished

, rooms, brick, ? screen rooms, bath, garage, lots of shade, lot 60x140, all the furniture, rugs and drapery are high grade and included at this price.
 near capitol: price s5000; s1250 cash, balance to suit. The furniture, rugs and drapc-y are worth nearly as much as the first payment. Phone for an appointment. or see Mir. Var borough at 122 w Washington St, Room No. 9. Phone 3591. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-05-05
DANDY ONE ACRE
 CHICKEN RANCH S10o CASH BUYS IT

It's close to car line and it's a bargain at only $500, $10O cash, bal ance S10 monthly. Thomas Realty co 20 Adams St. It
Arizona republican., 1921-05-05
Furnished House

rooms and screen rooms. brick P. D. house, every built-in feature, and book cases, 3-piece toi- let and bath, furnished, and rooms and auto shed in rear; all for $4250; $500 cash, bal. like rent; near store and school, northeast.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY
 B w. Monroe St. 1756 IL
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

Wish your table surface marred. cut
a piece OF rubber sheeting the size
OF the centerpieoe and place un-
der IL.
II mailing package to a foreign
country. wrap In several wrappers.
and tie and address each separately.
Then II outer wrapper comes OF.
there will be no danger Of 1t not
reaching its designation.
To 2 tablespoonfuls Of fat. add
cupful OF milk, tablespoonfuls OF
-four. and seasoning. stir In this
gravy two cupfuls OF canned corn,
cupful Of soft crumbs and a little
chopped green pepper. Bake in a
baking dish.
Currant sauce is ofttimes served
with baked ham.
a freshly whitewashed cellar will
give butter a taste.
Wrap heads OF lettuce in waxed
paper to keep them crisp.
II the lining OF your suit Jacket
is worn under the arms. sew silk
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
Reliable
Grocery
Stores Garry
the
Advertised
Brands

made OF chiidren's dress goods, espe-
cially Soisette
Oilcf0th and iinoieum viii last
twice as long II they are vanished
every spring.
For running elastic through cas-
ing use the clasp on a discarded cor
set gafter.
IL you grease your preserving pans
with unsalted grease. the fruit VIII
not stick
Cool bread on wire cake rack.
so that there will be circulation OF
air around Il.
Tho paper which comes wrapped
around butter may be used for greas-
ing cake pans
An omeiet is done II. when you
lightly touch H. the egg does not
stick TO your finger.
Plain egg custard may be made
interesting by adding stoned dates
before baking.
When making hot biscuits. han
die the dough as little as possible and
cut out quickly.
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
Laugh At Your ChildS
Drawings? Don t

hlbiting the work Of his pupils at the
Arts Club here.
a child normally has keen es-
thetic Instincts" he says. He re-
produces on paper what appears 10
him as truth In representation. He
has a good color sense and good hu-
man values. II is only when forced
10 forego his own ideas by academic
teachers that he Is ruined.
The average child's drawing OF a
horse is so much superior to the
equestrian atrocities by academicians
that mar so many OF our public
parks that there is no comparison
The child at least has sense of per-
sonal values. a conception OF an idea
unrelated to ideas expressed a mil
lion times before"
Sachs gives this advice to mothers:
Don't laugh at the drawings your
child makes. In them he IS express
ing himself. and that is creative en-
deavor at It's peak. Encourage him
to draw. But never tell him to copy
a picture or a painting OF any kind.
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

paste for FIVE or ten minutes Shape
on buttered baking sheet into long
finger-liSe rolls with a spoon. Bake
about 80 minutes in moderate
oven. Let cool and split on SIDE
with a sharp knife to hn.
Mock Custard Filling.
One cup cold coffee infusion. cup
milk. tablespoons -four. 2 eggs, z
cup sugar, * teaspoon salt, tea
spoon vanilla.
Mix dry ingredients with eggs
slightly beaten. Pour over milk and
coffee scalded together. Cook in
double boiler. stirring constantly till
thick. Cook a few minutes longer.
Cool and add vanilla.
California Hot Pudding.
One Of the incest hot puddings Is
served at one OF the downtown lunch
rooms and is made with California
fruit. Cover one package Of seeded
raisins with cold water and let stand
over night. In the morning place in
double boiler with four tablespoons
Of sugar and one tablespoon OF
lemon juice and cook slowly for one
hour; remove from the fire and al
low to cool. Rub into three cups OF
-four sifted with four teaspoons Of
baking powder FIVE tablespoons Of
butter; add sufficient milk TO make a
smooth dough. Roll out the dough
rather thin on a well Toured board.
brush with melted butter and spread
over the cooked raisins: sprinkle
with sugar mixed with a little cinna-
mon and roll up like a jelly roll.
Pinch the ends together and place in
a buttered baking pan. Brush with
melted butter and when it has been
in the oven ten minutes baste with
some Of the juice from the raisins
mixed with a little melted butter
When well Drowned remove TO a hot
platter and pour over a sauce made
with the raisin liquid. thickened with
cornstarch and butter.
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
TO GRAFT HAIR ON
MEMS BALD HEADS

WINSTEAD. Conn. - The first
practical operation in grating hair
on a bald head by a process just per-
fected by a New York specialist In
capillary transplantation, win be
performed at the annual banquet Of
the Bald Head Club OF America in
Torrington next Monday night
John Rodemeyer, editor OF the
Greenwich News and Graphic and
founder Of the club. has been select
ed as the first subject TO be treated
by the inventor. Others have con-
scented to undergo the ordeal on the
assurance Of the specialist that his
process is guaranteed TO grow hair
on sugar bowl. The process is one
that has been fifteen years in per
fecting at a lavish expenditure OF
cash and labor. involving three
round trips from New York to San
Francisco and two trips to European
mechanical centres for an instru-
ment Of infallible working precision.
Governor Lake is TO be the guest
OF honor.
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
BY BURTON RAsCoE.

cHICAGO.-Does your child make
queer looking drawings OF lop-sided
houses. match-iegged horses and pie
faced persons?
DO you snicker when he shows
them to you. or do you encourage
him?
II you laugh, you display your own
lack of artistic perception. says Her
man Sachs. head OF the Chicago In
dustrial Arts School.
For, Sachs says. we have in Amer
lea practically no art except that
which IS 10 be found among children
In the kindergartens and in the early
grades OF the public schools.
"The dimculty,' he adds, "is that
when a child shows ability in draw
ing he usually is sent 20 an art school
where individuality and originality is
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

dress shields over the worn parts.
Never serve a white pasty gravy
with a roast OF any kind.
IN new lamp wicks are soaked in
vinegar they will not smoke.
A vegetable curry is delicious
served with cold sliced meat.
When cookinng beef IN a fireless
cooker do not salt until done.
In making candy, a teaspoonful Of
vinegar will prevent sickness.
Use soda on a damp cloth 10 clean
the nickel on the kitchen range.
Two cupfuls OF diced ham are a
good addition to scalloped potatoes.
Jelliod beet bouilion is improved
by the addition OF little lemon
juice
Asparagus will keep fresh for sew
eral days II you bury Il In cool. damp
soil.
Thin cotton GeorEette crepe makes
nice summer curtains for the living
room.
Attractive wash curtains can be
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
Household.

Delicious croquettes can be made
with chopped spinach and chopped
boiled ham
II beets are being served with
poultry or game, season them with
orange juice.
Cut cooked asparagus In inch
lengths and combine with thinly
sliced cooked carrots.
Cut strips OF light dough into dice
and drop into hot lard. stir until
brown and drain. Sprinkle with a
little salt. These little cakes are
nice for a light lunch.
II You wish to have a growing
plant as a centerpiece, and do not
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

ironed out OF him. He is set to
copying models Of a by-gone age.
He may turn out an excellent COM
mercial draughtsman, but he will not
be an artist until he produces some-
thing that expresses himself.
Sachs is a former leader OF the
Munich impressionists. He is ex-
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

Tough pieces OF meat may be
used up in a highly seasoned, we'll
cooked casserole.
Hardwood floors can be whitened
by applying oxalic acid freely with
a scrubbing brush.
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
FEATHER RAGS

The feather bags which one secs
ostrich againl-are lovely with FUZZY
afternoon gowns and may be had in
beautiful tones.
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

All traces OF scorch on a freshly
ironed garment may be removed by
the simple expedient Of putting the
scorch in the direct days Of the sun.
Choose a sunny window and place
the discolored spot in such a way
that the sun will shine on 1t for an
hour or so. Unless the scorch is
really deep the sun will seem to
draw the stain out and leave the
cloth in perfect shape.
Menu for Tomorrow.
Breakfast - Shredded pineapple,
baked salt mackerel, bran mullins.
coffee
Luncheon-Macaroni baked with
cheese, radishes. toasted mullins,
baked rhubarb. tea.
Dinner-Cream OF spinach soup.
pork chops. sweet potatoes baked
with marshmallows. scalloped toma-
toes. coffee eclairs.
My own Recipes.
Pineapple is an excellent fruit to
serve for breakfast. The tartness
is refreshing and offsets the fish. A
slightly acid fruit should always ac-
company fish when the fish makes
the main breakfast dish.
Coffee Eclairs.
One cup milk. 5 tablespoons but
ter, 4 tablespoons cornstarch, y cup
-four, y teaspoon salt. eggs, y
teaspoon vanilla, ? tablespoons sugar.
Put milk. butter. sugar and salt
into a stewpan and bring 10 the boil
ing point. When boiling stir In the
-four and cornstarch which have
been well mixed. Cook, stirring Wig
| orously, until the dough is smooth
and leaves the sides OF the pan. Add
| eggs, unbeaten, one at a time. beat
ing each egg thoroughly into the
mixture. Add vanilla and beat the
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

spoons butter, l dessertspoon minced
parsley, salt and pepper.
Pare potatoes and scoop with
vegetable scoop. To every 3 cups
OF potatoes use 4 tablespoons OF but
ter. Melt butter in frying pan. add
potatoes and fry until Drowned all
over. Cover and cook slowly in the
oven TIL tender. Season with salt
and pepper, sprinkle with salt and
pepper and serve.
OthellO Cream Cake.
This new cream cake is served in
the hotel cafe. To make this cake
bake a thick layer OF sponge cake
and when cold split in half. Dis
solve three tablespoons of powdered
gelatine in half cup OF milk, add
one and a half cups OF heated milk,
one and a half tablespoons of sugar
and one TEASPOON Of lemon juice.
Strain and. one cup of seeded
raisins. who nearly set spread
between the layers Of sponge and
cover the top with chocolate FROST
ing. Decorate with marshmallows.
Rich Fruit Cake.
One Of the richest and incest fruit
cakes that I have tasted in a long
time is made by an old negro cook
and sold by the loaf to the hotels
and cafes This cook told me that
It was the way the mixing was done
that put the goodness In the cake,
and as l told him 1 wanted to send
the recipe to California he gave II 70
me in pounds and have put the
measurements in cups and spoons
with one cup OF brown sugar and
Beat TO cream half cup Of butter
beat into this two we'll beaten eggs
half cup OF molasses, half a tea
/ spoon OF soda. half teaspoon
| ground cloves. half a teaspoon Gin
namon. and beat well. Now add
/ two and a half cups OF sifted -four
/ and half a cup Of sour milk; firsi
add a little Of the flour and then q
little OF the sour milk and beat wei
each time, until all is well beater
in. Flour lightly half a pound OF
seeded raisins. half a pound Of seed
less raisins and half a pound o
finely sliced orange peel. and stii
into the batter. Pour into a greas
ed and papered cake mould and bak,
in a slow oven. Do not cut FOL
three days.
Evening star., 1921-12-27
Wood Borer Type Ant
adds to Its Species
In Tiphf Sealed Jar

HONOLULU, r. H.. December
(by mni1D.-The actions OF
"Cnl Mnrgie," short for Calo-
terneS MarEinipennis. have been
n source of wonder to the stan
of the Bishop Museum here, for
twelve specimens placed in
virtually hermeticnlly sealed
glass jar eleven years ngO, have
grown to u colony Of between
twenty-five and thirty without
air or water and ON q diet of
wood.
DIR. Otto Swezey of the mu-
seum's chronological depart
ment. placed the twelve "Cal
Margfcs' in the bottle in order
to ascertain how long they
would live without air or wnter.
DIR. Swexey explained that the
rather repeIlant diet OF wood
was perfectly satisfactory to
"Cal MarSie." who IN better
known aS the common wood
horer or ant Of the Hawaiian
lOwlands.
Evening star., 1921-12-27
MAY LEAD OPPOSITION.
Ex-Premier Meighan to Head OBJ
iectors in Canada Commons.

OTTAWA. Ont. December 27.-"he
next house of commons will contain
an opposition group of conservatives
led by Arthur Meighan, defeated prime
minister. it appeared certain today
after week end of political confer
enceS and negotiations
T. A. Crerar. leader of the national
proeressives. who left for Montreal,
is considered eliminated from the Sc
lections for cabinet posts but the
opinion prevails that an understand
ing between himself and w. L. Mac
kenZie King. premier elect, has been
reached. 1t is rumored that progress
sives will occupy position of be
nevolent neutrality" in the next ses-
sion.
Suggestion Of any alliance between
liberals and progressives is generally
dismissed as innroba hle
Evening star., 1921-12-27
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DEAD.

LOS ANGELES, Calf. December 27.
Lieut.. Col. James Franklin, civil
war veteran and an officer of Gen.
FORESTS cavalry brigad" OF the Con-
federate army, died a his home here
yesterday. He was ninety years old.