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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-01

things, jewels, exquisite flowers from
which perfumery is made, and"
"And beautiful girls1" suggested
Sadie.
Myra glanced anxiously at Merton,
who was again nodding in acqui-
escence. II had some letters of intro
duction, and stopped at the home of
one Of the officials Of the government.
His daughter was pretty little thing
just eighteen"
Myra, who. was now twenty-four,
felt sudden hatred Of the pretty
little girl Of India, felt Jealous Of the
scant eighteen years. Merton had been
in the boarding house only two weeks
and yet Myra felt as though she had
always known him, had always been
waiting for him. And now he said
frankly that the ring he was wearing
was an engagement ring. Myra's love
world seemed to be tumbling about her
ears. and she stumbled into the living
room without waiting for her dessert.
She thought that never again would
she speak to Merton. Yet when he
came into the living room she found
no good reason for refusing to speak
to him.
And so the weeks went on until
Merton had been there six months. He
and Myra would sit for hours talking
over the business that filled their days.
It was one night early in December
that he entered the dining room jubi-
lantly.
"Myra," he called, just as she was
sitting down, "can you come here a
minute?
"I've a letter-came this afternoon
II tried to get you on the phone, but
you weren't there at the time" he
shook his head as the table buzzed
with conversation about soup and poll
tics and street car fares. "Come, let's
have dinner outside tonight. We can't
talk in all Of this babble."
Myra's heart fluttered.
"I'm to 60 to the New York Offices
next week" he said.
Myra's cheeks paled. "For good? 2"
she whispered.
II sure hope so" he, said excitetlly.
To Myra 1t did not seem possible
that she could stand his going. She
had grown so to depend upon the long,
happy evenings when they discussed
their mutual interests and books that
they read together that she had slowly
drifted on and on, thinking more and
more Of him each day. And now 1t
was all to vanish like mists Of the
early morning.
Across the able at the restaurant
sne watched him talk. He had slip
Of paper beneath his hand upon which
ne sketched rapidly as he talked. That
was u habit Il Merton.s. lie tried to
+ see What IT was he was tifawing, but
tho vaao ri mink rNsos f1otwnon them
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-01
Fish FIGHT to Reach Headwater.

In the absence Of stream to reach
the spawning grounds, the salmon
have some hard travelling and some
painful experiences, but all the same
they persist until they attain their
object. When salmon are going up
river they nearly all have hit them
selves against rocks, when attempt
ing to leap some rapids or small wa
terfall. Professor Seton in "Wander-
ings of Naturalist" points out that
the Ash must hurt themselves a good
deal when attempting these leaps, as
they sometimes lose direction and fall
with a thud on rock. The fish which
seem to be most successful in gain.
ing the high ard calm waters are those
which bore their way through the
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-01
Coffee on Geraniums.

Pour hot coffee into the sa,
your geranium pots every morn;
ing it boiling if possible. 1t
sufficiently cool before it reao
roots of your plants and yc'
astonished at the wealth
your plants will put
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-01

Mrs. William Redmond is i'll at her
her home with the flu this week. Little
Ward Redmond has been i'll for some
time past.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-01
RICHELIEU

Below is the trade mark that
you will learn to look for. It
spells the utmost in quality and
as to- price-you will find it
reasonable indeed compared
with the kind of goods you get.
We debated several years
before choosing a line Of gro
ceries which we felt would re-
fleet we'll on the character of
the other merchandise we
handle -"R c h e l i e u" was
chosen and we are proud to
recommend it to you.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-01

WORLD WANTS BRING RESULTS
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-01

things, jewels, exquisite flowers from
which perfumery is made, and"
"And beautiful girlsl" suggested
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-03-01
If YOU KNOW


With just what care and
immaculate cleanliness tn e
Richelieu kitchens and imple-
ments are kept = you would
certainly enjoy eating these
products.
You should see how thou
sand island dressing is prepar-
ed. How the fresh vegetables
are washed and chopped to a
certain fneness How the
dressing is mixed in sterilized
mixer and then how it is i'm
mediately bottled, sterilized
and sealed. Wonderful Stuff,
all of it.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

National bank. in company with c
w. Bond assistant cashier, made a
business trip to Tucson Saturday.
They will return this afternoon or
Monday.
The baby or Mr.. and Mrs. L. l..
Stiles, which has been very low with
pneumonia for the past week is re-
ported improving at this time.
John A. Germann. the owner OF the
noted ranch southeast OF Higley. was
transacting business in Chandler
Saturday.
Messrs. Paul Ritener and Neal Cor
nett are on a business trip to Pres
cott.
Mrs. H. f. Means has been visiting
with the former Mrs. w. w. Hug
gett in Phoenix for the past week.
She returned home yesterday.
The Rev. Mr.. Bloy of Episcopal
church of Mesa will preach at the
Christian Science church in Chand-
Ter Sunday night. The Episcopal
church building is nearing completion
and will soon be ready for occu-
pancy.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn
ing worship at IL a. M. subject "The
Seed Sowing and the Harvest Ep-
worth league at Z D. m. Preaching
at T.45 p. m. subject, Choose Ye
Whom Ye VIII Serve" w. c. Miller,
pastor.
Baptist Church
L Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning
worship at IL a. m. The morning
services win be delivered especially
for the benefit of the old people. AL
old people are urged to come. If
any one does not have way to come
Sunday morning, leave word at the
/ parsonage and arrangements will be
made TO come and get you.
b. Y. p. IT. meets at the usual hour,
Hilda Mathews being the leader
Evening services at 1880 p. m.
Preaching services every night this
week.
The L. D. S. annual Stake picnic
will be held April 1 at the Twin
Buttes, nine miles east of Mesa on
the Roosevelt road. This will be an
all day affair and a large crowd and
a good time is expected.
The attraction at the Menaennett
theater here for Sunday afternoon
and night will be William S. Hart in
"The Whistle
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

Mrs. Frank Samuels entertained her
club members, who came armed
with needles and thimbles to spend
the afternoon at her attractive home
on North Macdonald.
Guests Depart for Their Homes
Mrs. NJ. w. Atkins and Miss Martha
Towns. mother and sister respective
ly of Mrs Herbert Hershman. depart
ed last week for their homes. The
two ladies had been guests at the
home of the Hershmans for some time
and 1t was with regret that their
hosts and friends of Mesa bade them
farewell.
Fair Visitor in Mesa
Mrs. Frederick Webb, sister or Mrs
Frank Cerney, arrived in Mesa last
week for a visit with relatives before
departing for France with her hus-
band and children. Mrs. Webb has
been the incentive for a number OF
pleasant affairs at which she proved
herself very charming and attrac-
tive guest, making many friends
among the smart set of Mesa.
Mrs. Davis Entertains on Wednesday
Bridge, that ever popular amuse-
ment of the fairer sex, formed the
afternoons advertisement at the home
of Mrs. Henry Davis on West Main
street Wednesday. Desert poppies
made a most artistic and pleasing
motive for decorations. Mrs. DAVIS
guests included the Mesdames Guy
Nichols, Edna Dana, Mont Vance, J.
B. Nelson, Alice Gollaher and Kay
Cook.
Harmony Club Entertained
Mrs. James Madison Greer was the
charming hostess to the Harmony
club, which derives its enjoyment
from a series of popular bridge par
ties given by its various members.
The guests met at Mrs. Greers home
on Tuesday afternoon to enjoy the
hospitality which tshe so admirably
extended
Hostess of Monday Night
A motor party including NUMBER
of Mesa's women We're guests OF Mrs.
Leo Lesueur Monday evening, en-
joying a trip to Phoenix to attend a
program of the Phoenix Musicians
club, and further entertainment at
the Donofrios confectionery. Those
with Mrs. Lesueur were Mrs. ]. ID,
Robertson. Mrs. o. f. Ferguson, Mrs.
c. M. Gerard and Miss Gail Robert
son
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

day. All members and friends of the
church and tho Bible school are in
vited TO bring lunches and enjoy the
day In fellowship. The day begins
with Bible school at 9:45, Mr.. 7. B..
Crosawell, superintendent. AT IL am.
the pastor will speak on "Our Debt
to the Future" The choir under the
leadership of Prof A. DeFoe Miller
will furnish special music at all the
services. The Young People meet at
z pm. Mr.. Herbert Easley and Miss
Myrtle Ruse have charge OF the SEN
iors. and Mr.. Willis Easley leads the
juniors. Evangelistic services at 8
pm, sermon subject. Our Only
Hope" Basket dinner will be served
at noon in the church basement. Ev-
erybody welcome.
White Cross Gospel Mission. 146
West Main street. Rev. +. +. Hawes
superintendent. Gospel services at
2:30. Open air song and praise serv-
ice for all. Sermon subject, Three
Great Questions" Everybody well
come
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
SPANISH AMERICAN
KNIGHTS ORGANIZE

At an enthusiastic meeting held at
the old Union hall on Washington
street the Spanish American Knights
organized and elected as their presi-
dent. Frank Carrillo, an employe Of
the Boston Store. Ed Kileen, a prom
inent young man OF this city. was
elected secretary; Alfred Duran. a
clerk in the New York store was
elected treasurer: Conrado Ramirez
was elected vice president, and Jose
Campillo was elected sergeant-at-
arms
A committee composed OF Greg
Garcia as chairman. Sam Murphy,
Jesus Cordova, Frank Carrillo and
Oswald Monreal was chosen to
draft the bylaws of of organization.
1t is the purpose of this organiza-
ton to unite all of the Spanish
Americans Of this county and state
so that their rights and privileges as
American citizens can be better
guarded. and further TO teach its
members the life a good American
citizen should lead.
Many of the members. now some
thing over 100. are ex-soldiers and
the balance of the members are all
local young men whose standing is
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
FIVE COUNC|LMEN
To BE ELECTED At
CHANDLER TUESDAY

CHANDLER, Mar. 25-The politi-
cal situation in Chandler is begin
ming to pick UP and take on new life
as the primary election date is fast
approaching. Next Tuesday will be
the day on which there will be five
councilmen nominated and there are
eight of the leading citizens of the
town in the race. Those in the run
ming are George r. Armstrong, Oris
Holdren, DIR. J. d. Arneil. George
Foster J. b. Weber. William E. De-
Bolt and w. d. McBrayer
It is the custom to give the mayor
ship to the one receiving the greatest
number of votes in the election and
some are wondering who will be the
next mayor, should there not be any
other candidates after the primary.
The ballots have been printed and
the board appointed and everything
is in readiness for the election Tues
day morning when the polls will open
at 6 a. m. and close at s p. m. The
election board will consist Of the fol-
lowing parties: Mrs. Orpha Barr. G.
L. Malone and r. r. Vogt.
Two hundred and ninety-two votes
were cast in the last primary elec-
ton and it is thought there will be a
larger vote this time as there is con-
siderable interest being manifested
The chicken dinner given in the
Mission Chocolate Shop Friday night
was very successful and proved TO be
a great benefit in a financial way to
the church. The committee reports
that they cleared a net sum of S4S.66
and everybody had q very enjoyable
evening.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce with his Sunday
school class OF the Baptist church
went on a picnic to the Hole-in-the-
Rock this side of Phoenix yesterday
and all of them report fine time.
Luncheon was served on the desert
at the place OF the picnic.
w. n. johnson. cashier Of the First
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

National bank. in company with c
w. Bond assistant cashier, made a
business trip to Tucson Saturday.
They will return this afternoon or
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
MOTORCYCLE HILL
CLIMBING RACES
UP CAMEL BACK
MOUNTAIN TODAY

Speed! Excitement! Thrills!
The chug chug boys will be turn
ing the handle bars on the two wheel
chariots this afternoon in the first
annual motorcycle hill climb and
cross country run UP Comeback
mountain.
The Derby club is staging this new
innovation in valley entertainment
for the special benefit and approval
of those who crave excitement.
Among the riders who will COM
pete in this novelty event will be
found some of the leading riders in
the Southwest, including Henry Ali
son on his Indian chariot; Joshua
Gibbs, also riding an Indian motor
cycle: Bert Hepworth on an Excel
sior; Harry Feuerriegel with his Har-
ley Davidson and several others.
The movie men will be there TO
shoot the novel scenes and the riders
are determined to give plenty of ma
terial for the cameramen.
An open invitation is extended to
every man, woman and child In the
valley. The best way to get to
Camelback mountain, according TO
the Derby boys, is to drive east on
Van Buren street to the Balsz school,
which is one mile west of the old
cross-cut canal Turn north at the
school and drive straight ahead TO
the Arizona canal, turn east on the
canal bank to the first crossing, turn
west until even with the western end
OF Comeback mountain. turn north
and follow road until even with the
mountain and until the trail leading
up the side of the old peak is in view.
With the aid OF a compass and a
couple of lawyers you can interpret
these directions and you now find
yourself at the location of said hill
climbing contest. But the best way
to find the location is to drive east
on the Tempe road until you hear a
noise that brings back memories of
the Marne, and you will know the
chug -chugs are shooting out gasoline
at 29 cents per gallon.
The climb will start at o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

Review lesson, the Characters Of Eli
jah. Elisha, Jonah and Amos: IL, SER
mon by Prof Churchill Of the high
school: pm. Junior Epworth league
Mrs. Lord. superintendent; 6: 45 pm.
Senior Epworth league: leader. Mrs.
r. G. Lord; 1880 pm, the congrega-
tional hour will be in charge of the
children. The Kings Herald will have
their thank offering service. Mrs.
Lane and Mrs. Porter will both speak
and Mrs. Bradstreet will sing. None
who are interested in the children
can afford to miss this program.
Prof. Anderson. choir leader, prom
ises good music. Everyone is well
come to all Of these services.
First Baptist Church--Rev #. f.
Hawes, pastor. Res. 159 North Nc
Donald street. Sunday will be OBJ
served as Homecoming and roll call
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
SUNDAY SERVICES
IN MESA CHURCHES

st. Marks Episcopal Church.
. Fourth Sunday in Lent Holy Com
munlen, am; Sunday school. GAS
am, morning prayer and sermon. Ii
am; evening service at Chandler.
held in the Christian Science church
at 5 pm. Cordial welcome I'd all.
Francis Bloy. rector.
Methodist Episcopal Church - Roy
Conley Lord, pastor. g.4s SlIndav
school. 4. G. Love. superintendent.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
NEWS AND NOTES
FROM GILBERT

GILBERT. March 25.-Julius Bus
chhoff, prominent business man Of
this town, left on Thursday for the
coast to look after business interests
there. lie expects to return TO Gil
bert some time next week.
On Sick List
Mr.. J. Irwin Burk. wife OF Repre-
sentative Burk, is on the sick list
again. having suffered a relapse of
the flu. Miss Hazel Williams is also
Ill with an attack of appendicitis.
Church Notes
10 a. m. Sunday school. II a. m.
Morning worship. Special music by
the choir. Sermon. Gods Plan for
Junior league. Z D. m. Epworth
league. D. m. Evening services.
Special music by the orchestra. Ser
mon by the pastor. Mrs. Thomas
Hambly of Tempe spoke to the wo-
men OF the church on Thursday
afternoon on the subject OF Our
Missionary Work" The church yard
has been planted TO grass and
number OF trees have been set, thus
adding much beauty TO the church
property.
Miss Josephine TrinlSle, teacher
of the Gilbert high school, went TO
the Southside hospital on Saturday
and had her tonsils removed.
Trip To Superior
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Scott accom-
panied by MR Gibbs. left early on
Sunday morning for Superior for a
days outing.
Purchases Barber Shop
Mr.. Gillinwater, from Indiana, who
recently organized a band in this
town, bought out the barber shop
and is conducting business there
now.
Building Nearly Completed
The Jacob Aaron building on Main
street is nearing completion and will
be ready for occupance soon. Mr..
Jay Barber also has nearly COM
pleted a substantial adobe building
on his property south of Gilbert,
The basement of the building will
be used as a hatchery and the upper
floor for other business purposes.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

Something like $4,000 stitches are
required to make the ordinary suit OF
clothes.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
BuiIdinq Nearly Completed

Excessive carbon causes the engine
to overhead.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

not questioned in this community,
and it is the purpose of the organi-
zation TO take an active part in
politics.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

First motor car race averaged 5H
miles an hour.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

Air-cooled engine requires heavier
oil than water cooled motor,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-12

+
,Peticoff, soldat bulgar, dl Pavel
Bartosiu. @
6. ''Calin soldatnl'' solo de M.
Moldovan.
Z. 20 seara in gradina" 81 'Ce
| vi" Solo de vioIina 81 I'M joe
englez, de scolarii I. Porea 81
Raveica Haiusiu.
8. ''Primavara'. declamatie de
Tit Porea.
9. ''Tiganul catana'', comedie
|intr 'un act.
PERSOANELE:
Tiganul batran, dl Ang. Stanciu,
Capitanul. dl Amos Ursa.
Junele tigan, catana, dl Augustin
Stanciu.
10. 'Dorul de mama" decl. de
A. Stanciu.
II. 'Marinarul" Doina de Leo
nida Faroga.
II. ''Nisul unui artist" com.
L.. Faroga.
IL. Regina 81 Ranitul'' de
Leo. Faroga. student de la Arse
nalnl-Militar Bucuresti.
IA. Sara pc ulita'' de Min.
Moldovan.. j. Dumitreasa 81 loan
Gorun.
15. CIvant de inchidcre. din
partea d-lui pres. al bispricei. al
George Orasan.
Director de teatru, vestitul CO.
mie, sosit acum din patria vcche,
dl Aug Stanciu.
Pretul de intrare: Locul / 75c.
Locul ii SO cent.
Inceputul precis la orele s
|Seara.
Muzica Samoil 81 Nick Sinu,
din Youngstown. Ohio va distra
On. public ell cantari 81 doine.
Barul va ii aranjat bogat cu
mancari gsstoase 81 beuturi reco-
rit0are.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-12

Il
Suprasolyri Sc primesc Ell
rlar.tumita 81 sc vor chita pc Gale
ziaristica.
Ffatilcr Ronani:
Av&a,d in vedeM eli scopul
slant cel uraaarim este sustinerea
Sfintei noastre Biserici, care
fost oeyptitoarea noastra Ro-
manilor ST i'm timpurle grel.f
cand cram -sl+s jug strein. 81
aealm sialad sllntem libem, cu atat
maj vitros suntem datori acllm
sa ne dam sama 81 sd sprijinim
Sta. BisericA. sd me oeroteascd
.pentru iaaintarea neamului 81
tarii Romanesti.
y Neaiti ,ea to!ii sa ne bucuram
la 'Invierea Domnului 81 Ia
vederea copiil0r 81 jnnilor nostrii
Romani, la cei tincri dorind pc
trecere bnna, lar moi eel batrani
sa he veselm prin yederea fiilor
81 fiicelor noastre in mijlocnI
nostrn! = "Christos a Inviat !"
Asteptandu-va, va salutam cl
drag.
Comitetul aranjator.
(S6 & SS).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-12

Par0chia Romano gr.-ortodoxas
'Invierea' din Warren, Ohio;
are Onoare invita- cu drag pc
onor. Parochii, SOcietati, Clubnri
81 pe tOata snflarea R0maneasca
din loc 81 jur de a lua paite la
.frumoasa Productiune Teatrala
impreunata cu dams, care va ayea
loc Dnmineca is Aprilie, seara
zilei de Pasti in Hala Societatii
'Fratii Romanis din Chestnut st.
Niles. Ohio. Gu urmatOrul pro-
gram:
/. Cuvant de deSchidere din
partex preotului local Rev. Gre
goriu Baloin.
2. 'iChristos Inviat'' cor
MKT, predata de. scolarita Ra.
lyeica Haiusiu.
3. 'Copilul mic 81 cartea'' de.
lclamatie.
4. 'calugaml" 81 n ''Vah,file
MARI solo de violina de seolarul
loan Porea.
5. Din ocupatia Baleurestilor.
Nemtii 81 Bulgarii in Racu
resti' piesa teatrala cOmica.
PERSOANEIE:
COana Sta, dl AugaiStin Stanciu
Barbatul coanei Sta, Mihaiache
dl Il. FaOga.
Albert, soldat neamt, dl Ano
UrsS,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-12
(J1rmare).

Stunt fericit vedea unul din
acestia, aci, pc al major Cadere,
I'm suflet ales7 dc dincolo de Car
pati. Cand mia treblit un Otter
pentru al trimite Ia Vladivostoc
spre a repatria pc volnntarii din
Siberia, am ales pc dl Cadere, spe
care lam cunoscut ca pc uneom
constiu de datarie. Pc acest
Vechin regat'' care este repre-
zentat prin al >Cadere il dorim Sill
inbim cu inima curata. (Qva-
tinni).
Fata de aceste sentimente ell
adepirat patriotice, fiindca sim
gilra noastra grija este binele 81
ftricirea Romsniei-Mari, liberalii
lie OPIUM insulte, calomnii 81 ticalo-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-12
HNSTIINTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentri
nostri . Ohserva urmatoarele
reguli la trimiterea pentrn
schimbare de adres&.
/. Sa se scrie adresa veche
1nde la mers ziarul 81 adresa
1nde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana sa
se aldture marci de Be. Sa so
caute s& nj 90 dea nunele gtra-
dei 81 al orasului coreet.
Cine nu Observ6 aoeste re-
guli in xadar asteapta I'd i SO
schimbe adresa Cd nu SO poate
AAminissratiE.
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(s6 & ss).