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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
ZONES TELLS OF FIRE DANGERS
s LURKING ABOUT HOMES IN CITY
Chief of Bureau of Fire Prevention Compiling List of
Easy Ways to Start Baze-Warn Against Use
h of Gasoline Near Gas Stove.

OF dynamite" declared MIR. Jones.
Would YOU even allow one pound
OF dynamite III Your home. much less
expose its elements 10 cause cXplo-
sion" Gasoline Napor has tcen known
TO flash distance OF over 100 feet.
The cellar is one OF the most dan
rcroCS parts OF house TO have a
FIRE originate. because OF the natural
tendency % heat and flame TO rise.
Open stairways, dumb-waiters and
elevate shafts and other unprotected
ver;icJ openings furnish ideal hues
Tor the rapid spread OF flames.
Strike Anywhere" Match.
Another great fire menace, ia tho
Strike anywhere match. They should
never be allowed II the home. un-
less fully protected. These matches
are laid about on the mantelpiecc. ia
BILE and other convenient places.
and children. Initiating their elders,
sc, these matches ana strike them
often ign!ting their clothes and re-
ceiving serious burns"
Chief Jones is busy sesresatinr
ordinances and statutes relative 10
IRE hazards. and the rights OF fire.
men in their efforts to relieve home
and community OF danger which may
result, in conaa grafton. These laws
viii be published III handy form. so
that all business houses and manu-
featuring plants may be supplied
with copies. He warns all house
holders to see that their stoves and
furnaces are in safe condition before
they start the winter fires
Tt is easy TO start a fire" sai
Chief Jones, but il is easier 10 pre-
vent one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
COUNCIL COMMITTEES
IN SPECIAL MEETINGS
Regulation of Jitncys and
For-Hirc Vehicles to Be Con.
sidercd Wednesday Night.

Resides the regular meeting of
Common Council next Tuesday night
two called meetings of Council COM
mittecs will be held. Common Coun-
Gil will consider recommendations
from the Finance Committee, includ-
ing the proposed bond issue OF $3.-
100000 for sewers. and n recommen-
dalton from the Utilities Commit
tee providing for bond issue OF
100000 for Fairgrounds and parks.
\ resolution will. also. be intro
.iuced providing for an appropria-
zion Of $4,000 for entertainment Of
Confederate Veterans il II Is decided
TO hold the annual reunion in this
city.
The subcommittee on jitncys will
meet Wednesday night to consider
an ordinance regulating the jitncy
and for-hirc business, and on Thurs
day night the commission on rcvis-
ion % the building code will meet
to receive the report of its subcom-
mittee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

Chief l.. g. Jones. of the Bureau Of
Fire Prevention. is compiling a list
OF easy ways to start Il fre." and
he is preparing to warn all house
holders OF the simple fire hazards
found around every well-conducted
household. He will. in short while.
before the city begins to put on its
winter clothes and start it's winter
fires, be ready to issue his little book
OF warnings. so that every one may
be armed with Suggestions OF Fire
Prevention
"A lot Of people have sevcra,
brands OF infiamInable cleaning
liquids laying around the house" said
Chief Jones. They are not aware
OF the fact that 80 per cent OF these
liquids are deadly in their intlam-
mable and explosive character. Case
line is one OF the common cleaners
Nearly every household is we'll sup
piled with this dangerous fluid Car.
bon bisulphide is another dangerous
liquid. and matches have the ban
placed around them.
Carbon Bisulphide Dangerous.
The National Board OF Fire In
derwriters classes carbon biSulphidc
as the most dangerous of inilam-
mable liquids; il is therefore appar-
cnt that its promiscuous use for home
cleaning purposes is bringing into
them a most potential hazard that Is
likely to result IN the loss of life.
particularly among women and chill
dren. In some cases the carbon BIZ
sulphide has been combined with
ether, which makes i, still more
deadly.
Cleaning preparations consisting
wholly of carbon tetrachloride are
safe from a fire standpoint. In fact.
this liquid is valuable as an extin-
Euishcr OF small fires in confined
places. But II is advisable 20 use
elevator shafts and other unprotected
in the open air. and never run any
chances near fire or open flame.
Gasoline Highly InHammabIc.
The general use OF gasoline fo-
home cleaning, 10th for clothes and
other purposes. on account OF its eff
foicncy as solvent. is often attend
cd by injury and loss of life. /; takes
very small quantity to make the
atmosphere of a small room inflam-
mablc.
There is case reported OF wom-
an who poured Il half cupful OF gaso-
line out at her kitchen sink and
started to clean n pair of gloves
There was lighted gas stove few
feet away and tho gasoline vapor
flashed across it, Twenty minutes
later the woman was dead from the
burns she received.
Recently woman's page OF
magazine gave suggestions for clean
ing clothes with gasoline, in the in
terest OF economy and the cellar was
recommended as desirable place to
do the cleaning.
This writer evi5tntly had no con-
ceptioI of the hazard she was Great
Ing o. the number OF lives that
might Se lost by following he. direc-
tions. Gasoline vapor being heav!e.
han air. will accumulate close to
the floor ana probably Hash back 10
The cleaner from the furnace fire or
some other means OF ignition.
The vapo! from one gallon o,
gasoline, when properly mixed with
air. has an explosive power equ;va-
lent 20 that OF eiShty-three pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
Takes once nv south Hill Nn,o,

SOUTH HILL. VA, Sept. 3.-As 4
result OF the recent election. Ralph
JeSsup became Mayor OF South Hill
on September !, succeeding Hiram,
Wall. There were no changes in the
me mbership OF the Town Council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

"SeIdom Inn" Destroyed by Fire.
LOUISA. VA, Sept. 3.-"Seldom
Inn camping place near Louisa
owned by John Q. Rhodes. was de-
stroyed by fire recently The loss
was partially covered by Insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
Housekeepers-

rho annual September sale
OF Observation-Disclosures is now
in full swing. Many cx-
ceptional values in tho very
things that you need and
have been wanting. iBase-
ment.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
Mothers

school opens in little more
than n week. Our annual
school Quitting sale starts
next Thursday. and VIC ad-
wise you to wait. See We'd
nesday evening papers for
details.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
2.97 to 9.97


Fresh from the centcrs of fashion strictly new and
minute. display of Fall Dresses
showing years Mignonctte n nd
Tricoicte sun continue in popular favor. "
nave also assembled splendid assortment of Trico-
lines and Scrgcs You'll To be unusual
values
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
Millinery

You'll breath the boulevard in this wonderful
display Of Fall Millinery. New York Paris in
spred creations OF Duyetyne, Velvet Felt etc. each
with individuality that is rarely found at
popular prices. Priced for
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23
GOING TO CHURCH,.

Did you go to church sunday?" MOI Well
there is particular harm, perhaps-but God
willed there should be Churches where all might
regale themselves in thots of Christ, the here
after, and the present. and where. all might
study the word Of the Master mind. of all the
universe. Pity the poor fend of politics who
seeks to carry his. unrighteousness into the pull
pit and into the parsonage dedicated to the
work and teachings Of the Lord-For the You's
and rs. Not Of the choosing of the world, per
haps ostracised. there may not be q welcome,
but there may be q chance in the future which
no living man has explored, whether we "go to
Church or not. It is not a God-given province
to malign a ~neighbor, but the Master. the su-
|preme Being of all things in Heaven and on
Earth may Judge our shortcomings and mis-
givings alike-He shall be the Judge, and He
only shall say US May
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23
THE /. v. A. clEE

The closing of q bank the ,size:o Of the Scan
dinavian-American bank Of Fargo, cannot help
but work great injury to hundreds of people.
Ordinarily such an event would produce q feel
ing Of depression, rather than joyousness. Yet
the I. v. A. gangsters are in high -glee, and the
announcement of the closing Of the bank is
given more prominence and space than the win
ming Of a presidential election in the kept news,
papers, which lily conceal u~nconfned Joy: and
happiness. Z, >The: more bank failures the L::Y.
A. can produce by their campaign of ~wreckage
and destructiveness the happier they are. It's
hell on the banks and the people. but the /. v.
A. politicians have got to earn their money.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23
III. faster Is
Boosting The. World

A. H. faster, one Of Ramsey couu-
tvs leading retired farmers is spend
ing considerable time boosting the
Devils lake World In the Penn COM
munityTTand other parts. Mr.. faster
has ALREADY. turned i'll q considerable
numbe{' Of subscriptions TO The World
and says Keep the good work going"
Monday, Mr:: :Jaster msde . bust
ness trip To- Penn, expecting 70 be
gone for several days ON personal
business and pf6h1ldedF to bring back
. goodly list ofssf1seeaHf subscribers for
the one paper IN: 1sshisey county that
is for the people b iMs every depart
meut. s
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23
MRS.

Friends here have received The
news Of The death Of Mrs.. Fred
Bresch, ST., which occurred .at hes
home lin Long Beach, California, Jan
uary .28th. Mr.. and Mrs Bresch set
tied in Ramsey county, IN 1891 on their
farm one mile west Of 0arske and
until about ten years ago made. their
home: there when they moved to Long
Beach .
Mrs. Bresch iss survived BY ..hel
husband, ono daughter, Miss. Helen
and Don Fred. Until . year ago Fred
Bresch, Jr., farmed the home farm.
Mrs. Bresch was one of those hard
working pioneers to whom tho present
generation. owes 80 much for the pro
gress and improvements that ehsye
been made from frontier Life. The
deceased hadsmany friends in Ram.
icy county who extend their sympathY
70 the sorrowing family. Z,
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23
A NEW THEA1R AND XUprrlouun.

@ -, l.-ssb I+-S LAX * SRI - Il ssA r. ia
The contemplated. Investment, 81 easter Dap:
ital in one Of the finest auditoriuuns audsthsa-
ter buildings ;ins.,the, NoEthwest in conjunction
with local capital, the structure TO be located
in Devils. Lake, warrants careful consideration
by the general public, not only q: this immediate
community but the entire LakesRegien.. With
only one. auditorium in Devils Lake .that viii
seat : large. gathering Of people, and that prac-
|tically shut of for general purposes-and en-
tirely to the predominating rurxi public Of the
county for public meetings, it would appear
the greatest power Of enthusiasm possible
should be awakened by the venture, especially
|soswhen outsiders are apparently, willing to go
more than half way in the cost. Harmony can
beereatly developed IN 4 community where
there is q public place Of meeting, available to
social features of the community and where al
political parties may gather, separately or en-:
masse for their own f~ollowings. s. r..
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23
Mrs Howard Wood
ri. Heads N. P.Ladies

Bismarck, N..ssD-Womens nom
partisan clubs convention adjourned
sine die last Wednesday after the
most successful meeting they have
held. Mrs. Howard r. Wood was re-
elected state president, Mrs. G. A,
Fisher of Valley. City was slected
v~iee-president and Miss: Aldyth Ward
Of Bismarck, recording !. secretary.
Mis-: Wood, Mrs. Fisher and Miss
Ward, together with Mrs. s. II. Lind.
greasof Minot,, for the labor group,
and Mrs. o. E. B&iley Of: MoRitt, for
the farmer group Of women, make. mp
the new state executive committee. Of
the clubs. - .
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23

The Grand Forks Herald in its issue of Feb
:ruary 18th, exploded . story pointing to the &C.
ton of Ramsey county commissioners who last
week were on the point Of. directing garnishee.
proceedings against county funds deposited with
the Bank Of North Dakota-the action however
was eventually killed off. = The reliability Of
sources of information to the Herald here has
been questioned and will be quite noticeable
unless the Forks>I. v. A. publication runs . true
story Of the circumstances and exhonofatine
League and ]. v. A. nsmbeffs, Of. the county
board, who did not carry out the action which 4
is not denied was ses1busly conladarod. but
changed when : true interpretation Of the re-
suits Of the action was brot:to light.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23
IS sTAE PUBLIC

. During TIE campaign last fall: when the
hireiings Of the ~. A. were parradins the
state. seeking NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. voters with
sordid stories Of Eea1ErloNse,, the people: were told
that with the election OF: the !. ". AS our
school children would be. made safe from the
evils Of fr@4 low; i snd socialism ea,iii i our school and
pubic libraries cieeasahesaas to;ff Adetsrythinr bearing
the name 81 Ellen Keyaehd36cores Of lfAke.auths
on: our women were is be made safe from
Russian brutalisnt which; would follow the re-
election of. Nonparisansj;setc.. etc.
And nov that the. !. y. As have practically
gained control Of. legislature, what has hap
pened: free low. has not been mentioned once
during the entire session; not a law has been
proposed relating to cleaning our Libraries of
the awful books complained Of; our school chill
dren are still abandoned to the: evils Of Nom
partisan f~ree-love stuff. ~
Our women too: the War Mothers of Devils
Lake have not sent a single telegram demand
ing one of the things they were wild about q
year ago, and Lafe Twitchell, now speaker, who
frothed at the mouth enough every day to put
ont . family wash about the menace of free
love, il now mute as an oyster about such things.
Whist The World wants to AkppoW,, j. swhhaten,
ell's the reason? What did Ramsey county
ssnd Martin. Olsen, and Adoiph.M ikkleson, and
CIarence Sagen, and JerrySstevens t. 4isusel1n66hik
~. snyway? The last dry for II.
billb ha1 gone by, and the sSfslatnrs MillEs Nd
jousnl e another week. What tho pabl1kesx6a11ai
o kEisMs ! this: has Il been bunoela -.aDpl4ih,
iWms&&lelI. w. 49, 3 I'M a sfdss4ssl1so1ey939e93s
] = Mnyorst.
sH~%EESSE +&@%EG@
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23
OPTIMISM IN

It Is but q short time to spring, and with its
opening there is expected to come q revival Of
business that will set. all industries humming.
Wages will be lowe: than .a-year ago by prob
ably twenty-ive Per cent? but the fact they will
be ample to provide 4 good living for all en-
ployed>men snd, women is encouraging; for liv-
ing costs willssbe i, down 10 bed rock, is . general
belief. It. is not the smonnt of wage the pay
envelope contains 50 much as what thai" wage
will buy md, everything except rents has start
ca ea.x:&sr i. ..:.,.-- ::> a s..
Rshtssmust come down to meet new condi-
ton, y When Ihnd1ords have modified their
demands :ia.accordanceswith prevailing condi-
tions;sthere will be an era of prosperity that
will cause every wage Garner to look cheerful.
TIL United States was not smashed 40 Europe
was ia the var zsssa The economic conditions here
are vastly ! ff1b#F thakof foreign nations
and when The american people settle down to
the fact that money is the price Of labor, and
that :te soktain money, men and women must
work, business will go on and prosperity will
smile upon this country. One great draw
back 1t the present time is that too many per-
sons. want, t" make money without working for
it. :sAl want to ride in the wagon Of prosper
ity, but. few want. to carry the load, All must
get cut on the ground, ant, put their shoulders
10 the tow-line and do their part and when they
are willing to doFthat, there wilr"be no more diff
hculty. The procession will start and keep
moving. gaining energy and speed as it pro-
crosses, until the entire working energy. of the
nation, enthused by success of the undertaking,
will be united in a. common cause. What the
country Lacks, is confidence and a Willingness
to participate in re-adjustment of our economic
conditions along the lines of industrial activity.
There must BE- no drones, no knockers and no
scofers. There must be determination and
that is just tie condition another spring will
find the nafioi in; people will be ready to go to
work. and{;w$rk means prosperity. Lets all
be fair. r."
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23
Americans Lose.
To: Xigilant Boys

:: The vigilant. Apd Auaerican boys
basket ban teams lSlafhedF Friday eve
ming in TIL. High siSSShee1 gymnasium,
the Vigilainnts 'gessttsihhk5 the Best Of the
deal With tie ssscotsR1:.in the first
:eanie,, the second 1s5ade:! being asde,
60: The linetnp '19ors the 1irst team
Of both sides:is as follows: ~ +.
Vigilants- Americans :
Carl 1sikurdal Raymond Nic'aii:
Floyd Timboe - Zoe o'Bren
Albert, Gray ss:sfffiaffvey Molliter
Clarence Holstroiin ss@ss a*Johr Baird
Harry Sh61d - = william Sckiechts'
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23
WEDNESDAY, FEBRuARYz23, 1921
THIS E THOUGHT.

Let 10 be ever mindful: Of eur duties -
eur Ced and fellow man. Let ~ % live that
cur lives shall stand our best example Of
what our beliefs and morals are-1aot for,
today and tomorrow only bat for all time
On earth and even unto eternity. "Love
thy asishbor - thyself" was the command
q cur Master. ..-
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23

/, At the Michigan School Tor the .Deaf. inutes
IRE being taught. g: communicate, with EACH
other by:veaasl aaoulnpdhs inst r. psFsanas Of neraAl
hearing communicate With each other. + The
public Of North Dakota can confidently expect
that if the plan is worthy Of trial, Superintend-
'ent A. J. Mcclure Of thu, state institute in Devils
Lake, will invoke itsI practice for the non!hear-
ing students Of the northwest 10 educational
lines. :>a::; Sat. 49, ":.a ~. !
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23

1900
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Az tank ds4 ssuns sonS idfalldi6ss iisses
And 8oNers BY do Sissas 4Eassa 81
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AZ Ga ea.s nov . york = nss see;:sss
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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23

Our boosted civilization Mill stand Tor moth
ing until the world gets .downsto: an honest basis
in dealings between man and man. Prohteers
must be s%quelched and business must be done
upon an equitable basis. Justice must be the
iwatchword sud the ~wsakzmustxb protected
from predatory desiEnso Of the sr0nger. The
World is big enough forall mankind. 4
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23
Or, Weekly. .nAreE

!. Wo Oh i, Wi u 4. mad ssasss
she's aiways trying y; skktstStAe61ttt&:sa
him: 800 !" ;s:s.ssrs . Ne :=-:s:5's
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-23

1isE;,
but "a drsetsaal fpon1 Mid M
nan senfalias.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-07
G. L. BEATTY HITS TENANT ON
HEAD WITH EAR TRUMPHET

In Justice Court this morning
when Judge G.. L. Beatty was suing
Mr.. Pond and trying 70 eject him
from one Of his houses, Mr.. Beatty
became so vexed that he hit the ten
ant over the head with his ear trum-
phet, which resembles a large police
mans billy" to some extent. Mr..
Pond defended himself in the case,
Judge Beatty doing likewise, and
when Pond was pleading his side to
the jury business picked mp for a few
minutes. II was stated by those who
saw the trouble that Pond made no
attempt 70 hit the Judge, owing 20
his age and hard Of hearing. The
trouble came up over settlement
in rent, and the Pond family who
have q sick child, were unable TO
move Judge Beatty was fined for
contempt Of court. but the fine was
RENTED after some little argument.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-07
NEW GARAGE OPENED
ON WEST BROADWAY

A new garage has opened in the
old SAMSON Furniture Co. building
on Broadway and will be under the
management Of Pete Posey and Red,
the Mechanic. Both are well known
and need no Introduction to the Lub-
book people. These young men state
that they are introducing new ideas
about service in regard TO repairing
automobiles" and they are wanting
the patronage Of those who have
been disappointed at other places.
In connection with this new bust
ness, Messrs. Johnson and Penney
will operate a market for used cars.
They want to buy, sell or trade and
il you are in the market see these
men. A filling station where you
can get oils and gas for your ear is
also ran in connection with the new
garage
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-07-07
ACUTE NEWS ITEMS
or THE PAST WEEK

The farmers are very busy now
trying 90 pet then crops clean DUR
ing this pretty weather The weeds
are surely growing, as well as the
crops.
Douglas Pounds is having his
wheat cut today.
Jesse Bloyd returned from De
Leon, Texas, this morning, where
he has been visiting friends and rela-
tives for week He reports crops
fairly good downhere, considering
the dry weather
A good crowd attended the Bap-
fist services at Acuff Sunday after
noon.
L. s.. and E. o. Evitt had their
wheat threshed last week.
Mrs. CAROLS mother. Mrs. Breton
of Anderson county, came m Monday
morning and will visit her for some
time Mrs. CAROLS SITTER, also
came for a visit.
d. Pounds helped to barbecue the
beef used for the idalou picnic.
Ashley Davis and Elmer Rush
were Idalou visitors Saturday after
noon.
Several Of the Acuff people we're
in Lubbock Saturday evening.
Mrs. Merlin Gum underwent an
operation az one Of the local sanitar-
iums last week We hope that she
will soon be up and gain strength
rapidly.
Messrs. and Mesdames l.. S. and
+. O. Evitt. and J.. NJ. Bloyd. attend
ed church at Biedsoe Sunday MORN
ing and listened to a fine discourse
rendered by Brother Charley Wat
kins.
Mrs. W. D. Davis visited her
daughter, Mrs. L. S. Evitt, Thursday
and Friday.
Herley Lee has him a position in
Plainview now.
Everyone remember the fourth
Sunday afternoon is singing after
noon at Acuff. Mr.. Dyess has prom
Used to be with us and we want
good crowd and expect a good time.
Everyone is invited.
Ashley Davis had one of the
Courtney boys blowing for him last
week.
A. NJ. Evir>- and family, attended
church services at Bledsoe Sunday
morning.
Velma and Zelda MeInroe visited
lila and Beulah Eubank of fdalou,
Sunday night end Monday.
urney Evitt tpent Saturday night
with Lois Evitt.
Mrs. Steele. Of Lubbock. visited
Mrs. Herman Sunday.
Davis Pounds spent Saturday
night with X. G. Russ. Jr.
Mrs. Orley Rush spent Sunday
night with Mrs @. G. Davis. as Or
ley was helping barbecue the beef.
Everyone from Acud attended the
picnic Al ldalou and reported very
pleasant time.
The little showers Of Tuesday were
very refreshing, and will help the
ereps. a. veil a. weeds.