Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-26

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branch 81 the Wofnens service VI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to be organIzed ii
this iety within tho near future. MI
| J&gE Bird and MRS. NV Monroe
have the perfecting 81 tha arrange
ments in charge. Mrs, Bird recenfl,
returned from Washington. b D !.
/ where she attended 4 meeting 81 ths
! women service workers.
Mrs. John Jutting was I'D from hes
YHanlin county home last Saturday
visiting friends and attending to some
shopping. Mrs. Jutting has been read
ing The Saturday News for several
years and knows i good city when
she sees it: Intact, John Jutting and
family have been subscribing for The
Saturday News SO long that nobody
knows exactly when it began to visit
them regularly.
Martin Shale, director Of physical
culture in the city schools, has been
appointed TO the position 81 supervis.
or Of the public play ground OF Min.
neapolis for the summer vacation.
Mr.. Shale viii remove his family to
the city for tho summer as soon as
school closes in Watertown. IN Sep.
TENDER he win return to resume his
position as director and as coach for
the ensuing year.
PIANOS for RENT. Rentals Is an
ply on purchase. L. w. Cookies Music
House.
Philip Stokes, who recently gradu-
ated from the Culver Military Acad-
envy in 1915 has rendered his services
to the government, which has accept
this city With nthe near future. Mrs.
the training camp in the department,
preparatory to more active participa.
ton when the mastering In shall
have taken place. While in the acad-
envy Mr.. Stokes held the rank Of cap
tain and he is said to have been an
exceptionally efficient officer.
The First National Bank in this
city has opened a warssubscription
department. The government Is ar
ranging to place a series OF small
bonds, varying from $50 each up, and
the First National customers have
subscribed for some Of these bonds
and the bank has opened an account
therefor, enabling those desiring to
purchase these bonds to make their
applications at the bank, to be for
,warded to- the treasury department
by the bank officials. It is believed
that thousands and thousands Of these
obligations may be taken by the small
investors throughout the country.
Mrs. Lila O. English, who was In
the city some time ago, a guest at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. C.. 8. O'TooIe.
and who consented to visit the city
again under the auspices Of the Board
Of Education, will speak In the Meth.
odist church Friday evening, April
81, at 3 o'clock, to women and girls
over - years Of age, taking for her
topic THE Girl and Her Problems 9
On Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock she
win discuss playing the Came, be
fore an audience OF men only and
boys over IL years OF age. Admission
to each lecture is free. Those who
know the distinguished lecturer say
that nobody can AFFORD to miss hear.
ing her.
The patriotic parade, planned fol-
last Tuesday, had to be abandoned on
account of the inclement weather
notwithstanding the Vienna band Ar
rived to participate. The morning
opened with rain, mixed with snow
or less, sometimes more. other
times less. and the local COMMITTEES
deemed it inadvisable to permit the
parade to take place in view OF The
tact that 80 many lodges and school
children were to take part. 1t was
felt that it was too dangerous to
health, when more pleasant days were
surely coming within the near future
The committee will give due notice
through the press Of the time when d
second effort viii be put forth.
The exhibition By the pupils Of the
physical culture classes Of the pubIis
schools Of the at the Cos shall
last Friday evening, attracted a large
attendance The program was great,
enjoyed by those present, as tt indi
Gates that the pupils have been drill
ed In superior manner BY Direcfo,
Martin shale, Miss Vera Way pre-
sided az the piano. There were man,
surprising features, some Of the featl
performed being not only Of 4 higI
character in the line Of athletics, bul
showing more than mere n1vsica