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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27

ALvAH .. MEYER. EDlr0R. PHONE n, ,
THE REMNANT m GRAY.


y sing me q song Of the shad0wy land
Where an army ihlnned W the frost
Of years
Marcies With trembling foot ANA hand
The. silent road OF the volunteers:
The shndowy WY
With no light 10 stay
The soul that has never had room for
fears.
But u little while IA the shndowy way,
And the last will nuke his final stand.
And the soul which courage would NJ.
ways stay.
VIII feel the touch Of charon'r hand.
Then the sbadowy way
With no light Of day.
But lille time In the shndowy wny.
Such a little while. and the grave 10
there;
80 while the few who with us stay
Yet walk with us. let every care
In the shadowy way
With no light 10 stay.
he theirs 20 the end OF the last sweet
day
II. y. Hartman. In the confc.ioat,
Veteran.
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IkACssElis TO M ENTERTAINED
WITH RECEPTION FRIDAY NIGHT

The Board Of city development as.
sisted iy the Potter County Fc,i!ra,lon
oI Momen's Clubs will entertain with
on INFORMAL reception ON Friday even.
ing from '3o TO 10 o'clock nj the nome
OF AIRS. Lee Bivins. 1000 Folk street
IN honor Of n'l Of the teachers IN tho
various schools cf the city. The occa.
SION which viii be- one OF the Llgges,
socihl events OF the week. L. bcing rly.
e., IN order that the teachers. many az
whom are f.oin ether towns. may know
ana become more closely acquainted
with Amarillo and the people az Am.
fillo.
Everyone. especially the young p.o
pie OF the city. are cordially invited %
DC present on that evening.
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PRETTY DINNEl,.DANcE
At COUNTRY C1.lB.

one OF the mos, charming social Tea.
lures q the weekend. MAS the lovely
dinncdancc given Saturday evening.
bw Mesdamcs Walter browne and Ted
Neoly. at the Amarillo Coz airy cIuI.
Pink and white flower rnd ferns
were PRETTY arrangcl IN fiower has.
heis. foring the dainty DECORATIVE
scheme. ana nj the close Of n delicious
Ioar.eourse ipenii. dancing was enjoyed
until n late hour.
Eg<.: Among those present were: Air.
and AIRS. Walter X. Browne. AIR. and
Mrs. Ted Needy. AIR. and Mr.. l:d Hum.
phrey. Mr.. and Ms. u. 4. Hanson. Mr..
ana Mrs. Clifford Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs. y. l.. Robcrls Jr.. Dr. ana Mrs,
q. T. Thomas. afr and Mrs. I'd Hardin.
ar. and AIRS. Rosco Nicely. and Mrs.
H. y. Moore OF Gates. mother OF ~
evenIn's hosicnscs. M
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AIRS. ERuG ANNauNCEs FIRST
MEiefSSG OF CORAL SOCIETY.

The Amarillo Choral Society viii &C..
sumo IL work for the year on Monday
October :. when o meeting viii H. held
in the north hall of the W. q. ". Build.
ing. This active musical organization
under the direction ~ Mrs. Fred Krur.
expects to accomplish much this winter
10 the way OF giving 20 the public Of
Amarillo programs Of high class musical
cntcrialnment.
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INIERtssIlNG YiOGIsAM PLANNED
FV8 (1lunCH NIGHT

Those who attend the church n,rb,
s.rSsce at the Central Presbyterian
Church nj 73e tonight are assured Of
On enjoyable time IL the statement Of
these In charge Of the evening program.
These services are drawing large attend.
anecs eich week 10th because Of the IN.
tercsting discussions and tho .ocinl pro.
gram which follows. The lesson for This
evening Is ''The Birth OF John tbe n,p.
ust" and Win he discussed To- DIR.
Thomson. -.
An unusnai entertainment f.atur, 4,
announced for this evening. Thl. viii
bc IN charge OF AIR. Miller and Il termed
Fifteen Minutes in the oid Ar, C.l.
'eries. Twenty masterpiece. AZ ar,
WI be on display during fhl, ,,erlod.
Ine refreshments viii Ne serycd Az Mr.
aaaic Holland aud Mrs. !. q. ps.ch.il
VINO have promised an abundant su,,Iv
ior all Who may attend. Those An cLarr.
Insiie strangsis a. well AZ memI,.rs M
heir own congregation 10 m.e, sb.,n
ut sSs this evening.
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PRAYER MEETING At
FIRST BAPTIST Clill.CII

Pruycr meeting WIN be- held at AS
y. ~. wednesday nighi and Rev. G.. u.
Potts WI have charge oi the scryIoo
"a thu ahstn 0i the pastor. IN mem.
beers arc earnestly requested to attend
and set wnrmd up for the revival which
cpnes 10 Octo'cr Spiritual negrcaslye.
hcsr. W." AMI pcaci from God are need
ed To properly promote u revival. The
greatest thing "a Earth IL live. Splr.
il'Hl. WhlrHeakc eyungcliS.ic church
With ON aggressive membership Lat
the church he persistent, steady. cun.
btnni and faithful in the saving and
conserving tn FOULS of men and woin.
81. Mcmi,r, are asked to invite their
ificnds and bring them wiih them.
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ClIrRCu ORGANIZATIONS
10 MfslsT TODAY.


The Genital Guild Of the Central Pros
byferian Church VII meet this after.
noon at O'clock. IN the church anpex.
he afternoon Will h. spent socially and
all members are cordially invited 10
COME and bring their needle work,
Mesdames II. G. Nicely. J. y. McCrcgpr.
ed Hardin. Ben Smith. y. a. Lehman
and George Doubleday viii ~ hostesscs.
Tho womnn's Auxiliary Of 81. An.
drcws Episcopal Church VIII meet at
, o'clock NJ the parish house.
a meeting win be held by the cailo.
lic Daughters OF America. at 100 o'clock
this evening AT the parish hall.
Circle No. Four ~ the Polk Street
Methodist Church viii meet az . o'clock
this afternoon nj the home OF Mrs. Os.
ear Wise. 1905 West Seventh street.
for the following program:
Hymn. PRAYER. Son. "Thc Jewels"
Piano Solo, Even Prayer" saIlalc Anne
Hazel. Duet. 'Life's Hallway" Mrs.
Young. Mrs. Kenyon. Piano Solo.
Lue'la Siedens,rang. Vocal Solo. sallle
Anne Hazel Reading. Mrs. Shay. Vocal
Solo. -Four Leaf Glover. Mrs. =. ".
Haync.
The first social meeting TOT tine fifib
District OF the Polk Street Methodist
Church ssiil take place this afternoon ut
J o'clock. NJ the home ef Mrs. ". Al.
Rice, 1900 Washington Street. aIrs.
Rice WIN be assisted In entertaining by
the following ladiee: Mesdames Quat.
uehaiDn. ceryis Taylor. MohIer. McEi.
roy. Patton. Long. Glenn. wImbcrly,
Holman Abbott French. Merchant, Carr,
Barry and Fish. An interesting pro.
gram VIII be given and refreshments
VIII be served al fhe close OF the after.
noon. All ladies Of the church living
In this district are cordially invited TO
BE- prezent.
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u YOU ARE WELL. BIsEn.

You mny assist q feminine caller IN
removing her wraps when she calls on
you. but sou assume thai mnn can
take cure &c his own topcoai himself.
You create an atmosphere OF hosp.
tally. but you do not inslst upon re-.
Ilenishing a cup OF tea on serving an.
ether helping of food after . guest has
declined with thanks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27
TRIPLE z. ENJOYS AFTERNOON
1T &. ,. BLACKBURN HOME.

The membsrs Of Triple r. Club spent
an .nicyable afternoon TUESDAY with
Mrs. J. blackburn M hosiess. at her
holn" on South TEX street.
The regular club Isistiinc. need.
"orH. VIZ featured from three To ilyc
"e'trh, when work was laid away and
"o''.rt were l'tios-i for a tempting ice
course. An Arrangement 81 ssr,lcn flow.
ors IN the Euctt rooms added To- the
p''1furc - the afternoon. Mes,lnni.s a.
Q. clonp. John T.. Iii'l and Walter
Mount. a,r" ri'ce.al guests II the club.
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NEEDLE GLIB MEETS
WITH MRS. HOLLIS.

TIL. Needle Club met Tuesday after.
poon with MIR. W u. Hollis ~ hostess
at her hc'nn on 500 aIlrrison trect. Tho
afternoon Was very informal only In.
cluding the club m,mLci ship and was
PLEASANTLY spent In needle work and con.
vorsaiion. The hostess rciycd dainty
saiad course.
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TllE DiIfiiiAN CI.rB WITH
Mrs. CLYDE COCKisEl.l.

THE Doiphians Club. VIII met at the
l''m' ~ Mrs. ,iyde cockrcll. 1914 Mon.
roe street at O'Clock. Friday after.
no'n The afternoons Lesson VIII b. On
h'sen. The following program viii lie
gwen: ]. ca \ Br.cf .,ccoun, Of Ills
Life and Works: ,bi ibscn's Technique:
- h,-.n a. a sliIrcsi: 4 roii'- House:
:. The League VI Youth.
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MARRIAGE a Ia MODE.

white ~ the brides color IN most
parts OF The country. But Ia Tunis the
bride never wears white as II II regard.
ed ms the color Of dcatb. Likewise. tho
bride avoids Whit flowers.
II II considered lad form on the part
Of any OF the guests 10 come gnrl,ed Ia
white, ns this also " considered un.
lucky FOR the bride.
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MiCDOWEI.L GLIB
WILL MEET

MacDowcll Music club viii De- enter.
tnin,d Thursday afternoon at $50
9 'ciock. NJ the home 81 Airs q. G.. Nc.
Daniel In l.akcview Addition. \ fun at.
tendance OF The mcinbcirhip u urged.
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SOCIAL EtENING u HELD
Nv ~ sl>i.~S WOuEN

Tho Professional and business WON
tn'S club mot iD the annex Il the i'oIi;
fircct Methodist Church at the usual
r"ur Tur''ny evening. Ter short I'ro.
Fram aud rocial hour. Tho club supper
whhh was s'N'd at g:is o'c'Ock by'
Mir. Ldnn Miller ana her committee,
vas Nciy much enjoyed. Mrs. Dana
Thomas Harmon IN h'r ~ Inl charming
manner dcllghlcd the guests with rev.
cisil nndings. and an Interesting nd.
dress IN ih' work of the Panhandle
lliirr hamb'r 81 Commerce. VAS given
bS Frank u, Jamison. Tho meeting was
su"srs from every stnndroini.
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Mrs. GRAY EAKER WILL M
HOSTESS TO ROSEMARY

Mr.. Gray Baker win DE- hostess 10
The members q Rosemary Needle club,
at o'cioel, this nficrnoon al her home
3oc West Ninth street. 80 la Z"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-27

Dlckcy's Old i,ciiaLie Eye Water lie.
llsves Sore Eyes. Doesn't Hurt. --.s.-
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08
HARDING TOWNSHIP

Mrs. William Jordan visited Mrs.
Henry Keogh Friday afternoon.
Engwal Hanson called at the Mandt
home Tuesday p. m.
Mrs. Casper Wesly was guest at
the Laird home from Friday until
Sunday.
Geo. D. Laird was on the sick list
Monday and was unable to return
to Devils Lake until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gilbrath are
working for c. ]. Zettler this win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lindaas will
leave for Rochester, Minn., this week
in consultation for their son Oliver,
who had infintile paralysis last sum-
mer, and left him with BADLY ef-
fected arm. They will go via Mimi
eapolis and attend the auto show.
Mrs. Ben Zettler has been i'll at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson of Devils Lake. Ben Zet-
tier has been staying at the hotel
since he left the hospital where he
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Wesley and
the Laird family were dinner guests
at the Bergstrom home Sunday the
occasion being a joint birthday party
for Robert Jay Bergstrom and Mar
garet E. Laird.
Lenard Dahlen and George Kleven
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08
Wolves Are Num-
erOus In Pembina Co,

Hamilton, N. D., Feb. S.-Wolves
are reported. to be quiet plentiful east
of this place and, numerous stories
about pack Of wolves continue to
come in.
Gustive DeCranz, a farmer living
about seven miles east, says that he
and his wife were aroused from sleep
one morning last week and in look
ing out of the window they found their
day playing with a full grown wolf
Mr.. DeCranz ran upstairs for his rifle
but when he came down the wolf had
made off and was almost out of range
At this point the man discovered that
there were six others in pack, but
they had not all ventured to close to
the buildings.
Farmers in this neighborhood are
somewhat worried about the safety
of theft sheep, but so far no loss Of
live stock has been reported.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08
High School Notes

The Attention and Spartons had a
joint meeting Friday. An unusually
interesting program was given. Mar
ion johnson gave selection from
atom Sawyer" which was extremely
amusing. A selection from "Penrod''
was given by Bobby Knoff which was
equally interesting. A short play
followed. Misses Betty McHugh and
Anna Jourgenson displayed unusual
ability as the two Misses ]. Browne.
Halicia Naugle read MADAM Butterfly
Victor records were played and Mrs.
Merrill Finch sang a solo, accompanied
by Mrs. Henri Sielaff. Waneta Paris
and Elizabeth Goodnow rendered ex-
cellant piano solos. The Athenian
Chronicle was read by Lenora john
son and Grace Powell. Lillian Web
ster and Mildred Whitford read the
Sptrtan Osrocle. The last number on
the program was spelling match be-
tween the two societies. The Ath-
enians defeated the Spartans, after
the program a matinee dance was
given in the gym.
Helen Bekken returned to school
Monday after being confined to her
home for two weeks ON account of
illness.
The Senior class he'd a meeting
Thursday. They decided to give a
Senior party in place. Of a Senior pro-
gram as had been planned. Only
high school students could attend the
party and all formality will be dis
pensed with. The party will be given
February twenty-fifth at the Guild
Hall.
Lois Crary returned to school Tues
day. She spent the week end visiting
at Michigan City. -.
Tuesday during the twenty minute
period Mr.. Kittrell gave an EXTREMITY
interesting talk. His subject was
"David and Goliah" This is merely
the introduction Of a; series of talks
which he will give in the near fut-
ure.
Fred Brandt gave an account of
the Fargo and Michigan games which
were played Friday and Saturday. The
speech was very interesting and the
delivery good.
Herman Naugle and Adm Mann
visited school Monday. They came
home from the "U" during the mid
semester vacation.
Mr.. Erhstrom. "peconapanied the
second basket bali team to Rock
Lake Saturday. T.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08

The Gets Piano Co., which had
been in business in Devils Lake fol
SO years, closes up its place of bust
ness on Saturday evening of this week
after disposing of practically all Of
their pianos, monographs and sew
ing machines. This firm did an ex-
ceptionally good business during all
the time Of its existence until the
past few years when the hard times
and tight money consequent ON the
war caused a great decrease in the
buying Of Injuries, and it was uphill
work to keep things going. Several
months ago Mr.. Gets decided to quit,
and enter in some other line Of busi-
ness and since that time has heen
disposing of his stock to the best
possible advantage. MOI of the goods
are already sold, and he hopes to
have them all cleaned up by next
Saturday when he will vacate the
building in which is now located.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08

ed States district attorney, seized a
IS, 900 string Of pearls alleged to have
been smuggled>intoa the United States
by Mrs. Laura Kachelmacher, widow
Of the late Dr.. C. Kachelmacher, spe-
cialist, widely known thruout the
northwest; -
According to officials Mrs. Kachel-
macher confessed bringing the Jewels
into the country without paying duty
which would be 60 percent Of the
value, or $4,000.
The jewels are alleged to have been
purchased in Christiania, Norway,
when Mrs. Kachelmacher was on a
European trip and brot in May "a
thru the port of Hoboken. If GRIM
inal action is brought, it must be in
stituted in. New Jersey. The pearls
are held by United States govern
ment officials until redeemed or for
felt.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08

Last Thursday was Ground Hog
Day, and the ground hog was able
to dig his way out of the snow, he
came out of his burrow, saw his sha-
dow, and went back in again to spend
another six weeks asleep. Ordinarily
the average fellow pays very little
attention to the weather way since
the animal was supposed to have ap-
peared and disappeared he must have
known what he was doing this year,
at least. Last week the entire north
west was treated to the worst storm
of the season, and since the storm
let up the thermometers have been
registering below zero almost every
day. There is one consolation now,
however, and that is the fact that
the cold cannot last more than 60
days longer.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08
Kneeshaw Sentences
Seven Men at Rugby

Rugby, N. D., Feb. 8-seven Rug
by men who had entered pleas of
guilty to charges Of selling intoxi-
eating liquor, and William Foppe,
who had entered plea of guilty to
the charge of transporting liquor
through: the state were sentenced by
Judge Kneeshaw.
The seven men were given 80 days
in Jail and fines ranging from 5000 to
$3.50 each, the fine to be worked out
If not paid.
In line with recommendations made,
the judge suspended the 90-day SEN
tences in all cases except that of
George Selensky. Poppe was fined
$500. In default Of payment of it he
must serve six months in the county
jail at hard labor. The other men
fined were Mike Meier, Christian
Schmaltz, w. Hook, Matt Schneider,
Bartil Grove and Peter Eli.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08
CLOSED BANK
, WILL: REOPEN

Mohall, N. D., Feb. sc. E. Fulk-
erson Of Medicine Lake, Mont, and
c. D. Pancratz of England, N. D., to-
gether with M. N. Gergen of Perth,
N. D., will become the owners of the
closed Mohall Security bank. The
bank was closed Dec. 3, 1920. Mr..
Fulkerson+. and Mr.. Pancratz are as
sisting Receiver Ebbert in the final
arrangements for the reopening of the
bank, which is to take place not later
than Feb:s6; and perhaps Feb. 1. The
new bankers are said to have sue
cessful record as bankers. Each prior
to coming to Mohall held the position
Of cashier and manager of bank.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08
ROGNAS BACK
FROM SANITARIUM

R. E. Rognas, the popular proprie-
tor of the New York Store, and wife,
returned last Saturday night from
Battle Creek, Mich, where they spent
the past four weeks during which
time Mr.. Rognas took treatment at
a sanitarium. Mr.. Rognas took treat
ments at the same sanitarium a year
ago, for month and his health was
so much improved during his stay
there than that he decided to put in
another four weeks this winter. His
many friends here will be glad to learn
that he lost 16 pounds in weight since
he left here the first of the year,
and feel better in every way than he
had for sevral months.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08
Ida sorbel visited Julia Parkas:.

Ida Sorbel visited Julia Parkas;
last Thursday evening.
Georgina Stewart visited schook.
Tuesday. Come again Georgia.
Mr.. Andrew Zessin and Allie Vax-
derherden attended the dance at ToneF
Rycebucks Saturday evening.
Mrs. Soren Erickson and sons.
Emil and Arthur visited the home Of.
Charles Perkins Sunday.
Miss Girtrude Sorbel visited Ad-.
ella Perkuhn Thursday evening.
Carl Sorbel visited Ellsworth Evans
and George Hoff Sunday.
Miss Margaret Scheele returned:
home from Devils Lake last week.
Rose Eisenzimmer accompanied her
Mr.. Herman Perkuhn came home
Monday from Fargo where he at
tended the Auto and Tractor school.
Fred Perkuhn and Emil Erickson:
were callers in Southam Friday.
BrothstdtSm ?telifrlolon-Mi ETAON
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08
T0WN|[,,|E|Y||. WON'T
DISCUSS PLANS ::
hEARINez7SET

Fargo, N. D., Feb. ga. C. Town
ley, national head of the Nonpartisan
league, came to Fargo today, appear
ed in the C4ss county court to face
charges Of embezzlement in connec-
tion with alleged defalcations Of j.
J. Hastings from the Scandinavian
American Bank and was released on
$500 bonds. Preliminary hearing of
the case was set for March 9 in the
county court: /.
The league head announced tonight
= that he will be in Fargo tomorrow but
would not commit himself as to his
actions after that. Askedsh he would
campaign the state for his. balance of
power plan for league candidates in
the spring primaries he said: -
II will be in and out of North Da-
keta for some time, further than that
do not prefer to discuss the sub
ject just now"
The balance of power provides for
the elimination Of the Nonpartisan
league ticket in the next election
state. Under it league candidates
would endorse candidates on the Re-
publican or Democratic ticket.
Mr. Townley came here from week
spent with his family in St. Paul af-
ter he had been released from the
jackson, Minn., county Jail where he
had served sentence for violation Of
the Minnesota espionage law.
His bond was signed by L. L.
Griffith, formerly connected with the
Consumers, United Stores company,
and J. A.. Feifer, retired farmer.
Yhe warrant charges that Mr.. Town
ley advised J. J. Hastings, former
vice president Of the bank to commit
the alleged embezzlement and was
issued in the county court here several
weeks ago. One week ago when Town.
ley left the Jackson, Minn., county
jail where he had been serving SEN
tenee for violation of the Minnesota
state espionage law he was given one
week to visit his family before ap-
pearing here.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08
HAPPY NOONAN

The storms now lately have been
keeping back the children from at
tending school.
Mr.. Sam Hunter and sister Nellie
visited at Iver sorbel Tuesday even
ing.
There will be a dance given at
Noonan School Feb. the 18th.
Miss Rosa Perkuhn has left for
the Mercy hospital where she will
train as nurse, Edith Erickson will
accompany her.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08
Ramsey County Boy
is Bitten by Dog

Brocket, N. D., Feb. 8.-The four
year-old son Of P. A. Kelley, for many
years state representative from Ram
sey county, was SO severly bitten in
the face by vicious dog as to, neces-
state stitching the wound.
The physician in charge reports that
there is no infection and the wound is
such that no scar will remain.
The dog was properly disposed Of
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08
Home Brew Caused Two =
Deaths in Windy City

Home brew caused two strange
deaths in Chicago recently.
Sam Mirobella, pouring wine
from one cask to another In the
basement Of his home, lost his
balance and drowned in barrel
Of wine.
Gabriel Troth set fire to his
house to divert the attention Of
firemen from his barn, in which
a still had exploded. His clothes
caught fire and he burned to
death before help could reach
him.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08

called on VIM. Jordan Sunday.
Frank Hanson and family visited
with Otto Garske and family Sun
day. ~
Willie and Henry Garske were din
ner guests Of William Olson Sun
day.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08

Miss Charlotte Lake and Mrs H. A.
Sneesby entertained Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. H. A. Sneesby
Those present were Miss Hildur Sor-
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08

Mis- Agnes Hunt of Fort Totten
visited and: shopped in the city We'd
dnesday returning to her home the
next day.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08
Federal Officials
Seize $4,000 Pearl
Necklace in Fargo

Fargo, N. D., Feb. S.-Secret serv-
ice agents working under the direc-
tion Of Colonel M. A. Hildreth, Unit
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-08

w. H. Brown left Thursday morn
ing for jamestown, where he will
attend to business matters for few
days.