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New-York tribune., 1919-04-03
A. T. STEWART 1928
Euery Spigot

upon the water pipes that con-
meet with the cty's water reser-
voirs opens up Immediately
full supply all over the house,
store, mill and workshop.
This Store is Reservoir, and
big one, too, Of almost every
thing wanted in a house, big or
little, a hotel, an office, school,
workshop or mill.
One need only to get into an
automobile and pick out what is
wanted and take it away with
him.
Or one, or thousand, can at
one time call on the phones for
anything that's wanted from a
wedding ring to baby's pair of
socks; from a motor boat to
toy battleship; from wardrobe
to bath robe; from an Oriental
Gift Cloth to an American flag,
and the call will be filled by de-
livery, within twenty -four hours.
You open the Store spigots
and see how quickly this big
Reservoir will supply your wants.
i
New-York tribune., 1919-04-03

The fourth section of the largest sectional
floating dry dock in the world was launched
yesterday at the plant of the Morse Dry
Dock and Repair Company at the foot of
Sixty-ffth Street BROOKLYN The section
weighs 500 tons and is ono of six neccs-
sary to complete the dock
New-York tribune., 1919-04-03

Printed chiffon froci>s, SO to
$l50.
Second 1"or, Ola Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-03
Wonder What Too Hundred Year Old Elephant
THINKS About : /: By BRIO
Copyright. 1919. New York Tribune Incl

TAe~ SAME oLO cRowO.
BCGT TT SEEM S GOOD To
SEE THEM AGAIN
GEE'S a GIRL WITH
A PGANU II HOPE
SAG SLIPS TT 70 ME
~ AWFUL HUNGRY
New-York tribune., 1919-04-03

Third Gallery, New Building.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-13

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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-13
Enters Matrimonial Service

1t is with graf pleasure that
we announce the marriage of
Miss Esther Beniamine, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ben
jamin and Dnnis C. Gilbert both
of this jurisdiction which took
place June 9Th 1919 at the Indian
Presbyterian church located
southwest of town in Blk Coolee.
Rev. Eastman was appointed to
conduct the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert are both industri-
GUS and we are confident that
they will make success in their
new steps of life. All their friends
join in hearty congratulations
and best wishes for a long and
happy life.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-13
Fine Furniture Department

P. b. Laing has had tie second
floor of his store converted into
a furniture department and has
received vry nice assortment
OF dining room tables, chairs.
buffets, parlor chairs, tables.
book cases and stands;; bed
room furniture of all kinds and
mattresses, carpets and rugs.
The entire second floor is de-
voted to the furniture display
and makes very tasty show
room, and with this fine COM
plete up-to-date stock people of
Peever and vicinity are able to
get as good assortment here
now as they can get in any town
in this section. They also have
the agency for the famous May
tag Washing Machine.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-13
Annual School Election

To the qualified Voters of
Lawrence School District in the
County of Roberts and State of
South Dakota:
Notice is Hereby Given, That
on Tuesday, the 18th day of June
1919, being the third Tuesday in
June, the Annual Election of
said district will be held at the
Lawrence school house in Law
renee School District, for the
purpose of electing One Treasur-
err, One Chairman.
TIL polls of said election will be
open at two o'clock P. M. of SAID
day and close at 5 o'clock P. NJ
of the same day.
At this election at three P. M
the electors may give advisory
instructions to the school boarc
concerning school affairs for the
following year, in accordance
with section 81, chapter 1876, Ses
sion Laws of 1907.
Dated this 5th day of June
1919.
Geo. Nerison, Clerk.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-13
Mrs. Al Pearson and Mrs
Cpitz were Sisseton shoppers on
Saturday between trains.
Council Proceedings

City Hall, June 2, 1919.
Council met in regular session
with members present, Mayor
Norby, Aldermen Rodeen, Fred
rich, laing and N.'son.
Minutes of last meeting read
and approved.
The following bills were read
and on motion of LANG and Sec
onded by Redeem were allowed
and ordered paid
VIM. Hines street work. S22.95
w. Hines street work 1875
Lloyd Nelson, hauling
SIdVel .lS.OO
Lloyd Nelson hauling
gravel ...... 1905
C. A. Perkins hauling
gravel .......... -. 300
Harrison Murray hauling
gravel ......... 27.OO
81. Murray hauling gravel 1890
Elmer Sutton, hauling
gravel 80. :. 5000
c. L. Potts hauling
gravel 5000
c. l.. Potts, hauling
gravel 80. ..... .. 1880
Burnap Stat'y Prtg. Co.
License Tags 100
Gilbert Mfg. Co. Culverts 443.76
A. Murray Side walks .lO4.5O
Bond of L. w. Nelson with A.
w. Pearson and Alfred Nelson
as surities, read and on motion
Redeem seconded by friedrich,
all voting aye" was accepted.
Thehe being no further bust.
ness on motion meeting was ad-
jouned.
G. A. Strait, City Auditor
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-13
Program for Peeyer Chautauaua

Saturday, Sunday, Monday.
July 5, 6, Z. Wonderful Victory
Program.
FIRST DAY
Afternoon
Great Musical Number
Swiss Singers and Yodlers
Evening
Popular Lecture
Swiss Singers and Vodlers
Beautiful Costumes. A vocal
and instrumental organization.
SECOND DAY
Afternoon
Full Concert Program, Old
Colonial Orchestra
Evening
Double Header" Program.
Concert. Old Colonial Orchestra.
Great lecture, subject "Uncle
SAM, Joe r. Hanley Chaplain.
THIRD nAY
Afternoon
Popular lecture, Subject
Mexico" M. M. Mahany.
Magnificent Concert. Temple
Choir.
Evening
Popular Lecture, Subject:
United States and South Ameri-
ca, NJ. M. Mahany.
Closing Concert Temple Choir.
Buy season tickets and be a
booster for a big chautauqua.
At the Chautauqua meeting
held June 5th, the following of
ficers were elected: President O.
r. Aney, Secretary. ]. A. Norby,
Treasurer l.. w. Nelson. All men,
bers act as season ticket sales
T,en.
Tent and Equipment Commit
tee, H. C. Kurrasch, H. Dunham,
Ben Friedrich.
Advertising Committee, Hans
Jurgens, P. c. Icing, A. F.
Pierson.
Harry Du"hasr. vas appointed
as committee of one to have
ball game on Monday last day of
Lhautauqua.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-13
Geo. Nerison, Clerk.
NOTICE

/ am prepared to pasture 1000
head of cattle IL miles south
west of Peever, S. D. Rate $500
per head. l lost but one head
out of my pasture last year and
pastured over HOO head. Brand
your cattle. Running water, all
new fences. Will buy cattle.
Write what you have. o. H.
Ranch, Oscar Halseide, Prop,
Peever, S. D. Route No. 2.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-13
A complete stock of furniture
at p. e. Laing's.

A complete stock of furnitur,
at P. e. Laing's.
Leola Hull returned SATURDAY.
from a weeks visit in the twir
cities.
Abbie Mcdowell was a Sisse
ION caller between trains Tues
day.
Jesse Donoho returned Wed
nesday from business trip tt
Milbank.
Oh, Min! let's go to the big
dance Friday evening. Bailly
Opera House.
Mrs. Harrison Murray was ;
visitor at the county seat Mon
day between trains.
For Sale-Five room house
with four lots. Inquire of Mrs
Art Mcdowell, Peever, S. d.
Full line of carpets ut p. E
Laings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aney of Sparta
Wis, are visiting relatives anc
friends in Peever this week.
Mrs. Amos of Big Coolee died
Thursday at the Webster Hos
pital, following an operation.
Miss Myrtle Forbes OF Chicago
has accepted a position as clerk
in the Jurgens ard Beck store.
Lyla Rice and Harold Kur-
rasch returned Friday evening
from Brookings where they have
been attending college.
Lestev Bloomhall of Milbank
arrived here Tuesday for a few
days visit with has sister Mrs. A.
F. Ertsgaard and family.
Mrs. VIM. Malm and little
daughter of Baker, Montana,
were guests of friends in this
city Saturday afternoon.
A deal was closed Monday
whereby Byron Dickerson be-
came the owner of the Andy
Johnson garage motor Inn.
Taken Up-Red COW with
rope around neck. Owner can
have same by paying for keep
and advertising. Adam Greeley
4 miles southwest Of Peever.
bedroom Furniture Mattress
es, Book Cases Chuffineries,
Combination Book Cases.-P. E..
Laing.
Lost-A new winter coat, color
brown, between Peever and Ole
Grinde's. Finder please leave at
Peever Post office. Mrs. Emil
Lee.
The chief cause of our troubles
today is that the wisdom of our
wise men is being put into effect.
What we need is the common
sense of the common men.
An English woman once told
me that English men treat their
women as contemptuously as
they treat Americans.
Lenine, leader of tho Russian
revolution, recently wrote:
Among one hundred bclsheviki
there are one idealist. twenty
nine criminals, and seventy
FOOLS" This scoundrel is able to
write, is wittily as a good man.
The people did their whole
duty during the war. But a lot of
propagandists claim the credit
for coaxing or forcing them into
it. The propogandists are not en-
titled to the credit; indeed it be-
lieve much of the propaganda
work was unnecessary and detri
mental.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-13
Notice

A meeting will be held next
Saturday afternoon at l 80 ir
Peever for the purpose Of organ.
izing Farmers Cooperative
Dreamer. j. P. Ryger, State
Dairy expert of S. d. will speak
Let everyone arrange 70 attend
this meeting as this is a move in
the right direction.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-06-13
Mrs. ]. A. Norby, Editor

Mrs. j. A. Norby, Editor
zS Mrs. VIM. Hull was Milbank
81 tisitor Monday.
N Dining room tables, chairs
Ind buffets.-P. 8. LANG
||s8x Mr.. and Mrs. hivley were cali
sS rs in Sisseton on business Satur
a lay.
SI Mrs. F. q. Dudck was a pass
enger to Milbank Friday after
moon.
M N. r. Wilcox has been in the
twin cities, the past week on
IL business.
# Don't forget the Big Dance at
1.-The Bailly Opera House Friday
evening.
M Mrs. Jens Jurgenson and Mr..
hnd Mrs. Fred Kuhn were Sisse-
ton callers Saturday.
s Mrs. Lobben of Sisseton spent
SSunday with Mrs. Theo. Thone.
MShe returned to her home Mon
@hay.
m Conrad Bue and Gus Land
mark who have been in France
flor the past several months re-
turned home Friday,
81 We have the agency for the
famous Maytag Washing Ma
chine. The best or the market
for hand or gasoline power.-P.
E. aing.
IL Mrs. Forbes and daughter
Myrtle Forbes of Chicago arriv-
Ted in Peevr the first of last week
flor an extended visit at the A.
Austin home.
N Fred Jensen of Handbook,
8Minn., was a guest at the Chris
Olsen home the latter part of
the week. He just recently return
ED from France.
81 Taken Up-A red COW with
white spots. Owner can have
eame by paying for keeping and
shdvertising. Harry Jones, Sisse-
Ston, Agency, r. 4.
81 H. S. Leslie and wife, Harry
civilians and wife and Earl Les
lie were guests at the j. 3. Les
HE home last week. They return
led to their home at Luverne,
Mimi, Sunday. :.
u Don't be afraid to tell us that
you have friends or relatives
Visiting you. There are lots of
people who are interested in your
Friends. 1t is almost impossible
Nto gather all the news of local
sinterest unless our subscribers
help. In a small town the local
work is the hardest work con-
;snected with a newspaper. If you
gknow anything, Loosen up"
Tel US about it.
4 Wanted-Steady milk custo-
amers. Mrs. Chas. Evans, Peever.
Il About one hundred and twen-
#ty five friends and neighbors of
MIR. ard Mrs. A. F. Lrtsgaard,
asurprised them at the Bailly
aOpera House Sunday afternoon,
1.-THE occasion being the departure
aof Mr.. and Mrs. Ertsgaard for
Htheir new home at Sisseton. In
sbehalf of those preesnt Mr.. C. ].
aRice presented them with a sill
Ivr purse of $500. Following a
two course luncheon The crowd
enjoyed themselves at picture
show until a late hour.
Parlor furniture of all kinds.
---i'. E. Laing.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29
UN COlGUNICAT AL PARTI-
DULUI NATIONAL DIN BUco-


Primim spre pnblicare urma-
torul comunicat al partidului ma
tional din Buc0vina:
,.Partidul national al Romfni-
lor Bucovineni, avfnd in vedere
Cd apropiatele alegeri pentru A.
'dunarea Constituantei a Romini-
eli urmeaza sa alba loc pc baza
unei legi electorate, care in. Bn-
covina suprima libera expresie a
.vointei alegatorilor 81 aceasta
sub starea de asedin 81 censura
fnasprite prin regimnl militar
chewat Sd guverneze TARA fnfie-
reaz6 si, regreta profund aceste
masnri carl nesocotesc in mod
provocator drepturiIe poporului
garantate prin Constitutie Il de.
clara Cd in semn de protestare
solemn& nu va lua paEte ~ ale-
geri 81 MI va privi parlan6entul
alc&tuit in acest mod 40 ~
prezentanta legala . vointei a..
ti0nale.
Dirigenta partidulni I'm. ~
81 rlondnr, n. neri M 4 d
I (s,IFqt y 8I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29
G ON v oicAsRE,.


Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura Romano Carpatinass din
Cleveland, Ohio, conyoaca pc toti
memlbrii- sal lua parte la adu-
nAea generala lundra, care sc. wa
tinea Dumineca, 2 Noembrie 1913
la orele 2 dupa ameazi, in localul
Societatii din 1903 West S6-th
Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Fratii memlbrii sunt rugati sta
ruitor lua parte la aceasta a
dunare, fiindca sunt mai multe
lucruri importante de rezolvat in
favorul societatii.
Toti acei frati membrii care
nu vor Fl prezen,i la aceasta a.
dunare vor Fl pedepsiti conform
statutelor.
In numele societatii Romano
Carpatinass din Cleveland, O.:
Prezidiul.
(53-54)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29

tea tnineor de carbnn 81 nnii, zce
telu, sunt in masuraA s ca 4 extrem Ina &
supra lui expoatarea mihelor de arbunis S. s z
b Az Il cea mai buna mai ericita so1ue ~ u h6ture
e calamtate s caastrof6 unic& IA yiata eG State
lor Unite. !. s II I.ss1s '' s4 ssss.R 1s So ssss.
Atqnci cjnd fhtre Capital ~ 1funexs a ~ carl
nq re pot aplana ri in ur1na cx1or neiate tar1
sstada tastosis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29
Din, FbeA cONDE|UtUt.

.--.--
I'm ziar femenin japonez STA
fntrebat cetitoarele ac sc raspun-
puma care, dupa parerea Tor, e.
ste un barbat ideal. STA primit
urmatoarele raspunsurit:
Sc nu fie lacom. Sc nu pearda
prea multi timp i'm lenevie. Sc al
'ba Q aparenta omeneasca. Sc nu
'fie prea familiar GU alte femei.
Sa use expriine clar. Sc decida
prompt. Sa alba Mealuri inalte.
Sc nu puma piciorul in sufragerie.
'Se nu critice peptenatura ori hal
hele sotiei, ori a altor femei. Sc
nu-si torture sofia spunIndu-i gu
sturife lui. Sc nu bea prea mutt.
Sc nu fie prea m1ndrn. 81 Sc nu
fie gelOs.
Acum eel ce fntrunesc aceste
calitati pot pleca in Japonia.
Mexico importeaza o mare can
,titate de medicina din Statele T.
mite, insa singurul remediu care
o poate cura este operate =
capitala.
Dupa cum Sc vede partea cea
mai periculoasa la un automobil
este - soferul.
Viata unui calcator de lege 3
grea, a spus un preot catra locul-
torul unei temnite. Da! raspuns
condamnatul. In locul acesta te
face Sc mergi la biserica in fie-
care Dumineca.
Dare eel din Uniunea 'Catolica
-nu vor fl ca condamnatul, cind
vor fl siliti, prin statute, sa Sc
spovedeasca tot a doua ri
Y Cit de fnspaimintatoare fost
Influenza spaniola, cfta jale 81 ci-
te nenorociri, nu a produs, GU
toate aceste Isl avea 81 ca partea
eli buna.
fntr'un oras din sud negresa
a protestat cind ofiterii starii ci-
vile a luat de pc usa easel bile
-tul prin care Sc facea de cuHos-
cut ca ,,cineva" bolnav de in
fluenta. 1ntrebata, femeia a spus
DE cind att pus acel billet pc
.usa proprietarul nu a mai VENT
sa-mi ceara chiria 81 nici alti ere
,ditori nu mi-au batut la usa."
Cite odata 81 raul Isl are parti-
lie lui bune. fA1
intro biserica fost adusa 0
intreaga orchestra 81 jucatoare
interpretive. Faptul dat loc
la discutie vie, pima cind unul
a explicat ca aceasta 0 noua
metoda de a face afacere buna.
Dansatoarea a cistigat la o mie
dolari, lar popa gustat putin
din viata rafinata a zilelor noa-
sire, fara ca Sc mearga in localu-
rile paeatoase a cabaretelor.
Mise pare ca popa care tuna
81 fulgera contra sfintilor, numin-
du-i haiduci, are de gind Sc faca
81 Ell 0 astfel de ,,reforma".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29
INF0RNATlUN|

Trupe,. trimise in Canton. -
Canton. = Gu toate ca in zona
.unde este grew la fabricile de
otel, astazi domnia 0 liniste gene
rala, ofjciantii statului, eel ju-
deteni 81 autoritatile locale erau
.nedumerite. de ceea ce Sc va intlm
spla All cind fabrica Starck Rel
ling Mill va incerca Sc lucre. III
timatul companiei catra grevisti
este ca eli trebue sa Sc fntoarca
la lucru la 8 ore, de unde nu To-
.cul lor va fl considerat ca vacant
81 va fl inlocuit Gu. altul.
Fruntasii grevistilor, au decla-
rat ca Ell nu ,anticipeaza nici tul-
burare pentru ca lucratorii de ia
fabfica Starck Rolling Mill sunt
aproape toti Americani 81 'au fost
sfatuiti de catra ayocatii lor ca
sd Sc tina strict de decizia Tribu-
nalului, pronuntata Vineri.
Daca Sc vor naste ltulburari Sc
stie ca guvernorul Cox va trimite
.trupele din Akron irnediat ca sa
puma control asupra SITUATED.
Col, Benson are 700, soldati gaia
'pentru orie eee eyentnalitate.
d q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29
Cadsrea Petrogradnlui Z inevi.

sS.'
Cadsrea Petrogradnlui e ineVi-
tabil&. Reval. Caderea Pc
trogradului inevitabila, spun
rapoarte sosite aici. Intentia Ge-
neralului Yudenitch, dupa ce va
captura orasul este a nu Sc opri
aci, ci Sc inainteze spre LIMA de
la riul Volkhov, care conecteaza
aacul Them Gu lacul Ladoga, 81
care curge,la IS mile spre rasarit
de 'Petrograd.
Aceasta linie este considerata
de- Gen. Yudenitch ca cea mai po-
trivita pentru apararea Petrogra-
dului contra atacurilor din direc-
tia Moscovei, fiindca armata ar
Fl protejata de amindoua parti-
le de doua lacuri mari.
Jugoslavii trimit noua misi.
une in America. - Belgrad. =
Guvernul sirb decis ca Sc trimi-
ia o misiune in Statele Unite ca
re Sc disc6te chestii financiare
81 alte probleme ce privesc Sir
bia.
Din Paris Sc raporteaza ca
Trumbitch 81 DR.. Millenko r.
Vesnitch, ministrul de finante,
care STA cerut voia ca Sc para
seasca, pc un oare care timp.
conferinta de pace, probabil vor
Fl membrii misiuqei care va Fl
trimisa in Statele Unite.
Prima lege aeriana. = Geneva.
- Prima lege care va fl pusa
in aplicare in Elvetia 81 care va
regula comunicatiile aeriene, ce-
re ca toate masinile de sburat Sc
coboare jos la granita, sa Sc SUI
puma la examinarea de la wanna
Axiatorii trebue Sc primeasca un
permit ca Sc sboare peste Five
tia.
Olanda vrd Sc intre in Liga Ma
tiunilor. = Paris. = Sc rapor-
teaza ca Olanda a facut aplicatie
ca Sc fie primita in Liga Natiu-
nilor. Daca este adevarat, atunci
extradarea ex-Kaiserului pentru
fl judecat de catra aliati va Fl
una dintre conditiile necesare a
Fl impusa Olandei.
Un temnicer reformator. -
Winnetka, iii. - Temnicerul Bill
Peterson, crede in a face pc pri-
sonieri Sc vada gresala ce au CO.
mis-. Culoara rosa a celulelor nu
producea remuscare, deci a vop.
sit celulele Gu farba intunecoasa
Aceasta era mai buna, dar nu de
stul de satisfacatoare, asa ca q
farbuit acum celulele in negru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29

\ Gfev4 gensra14 IN spanie.
Madrid. - Congresul- l-lucratorilor
Spanioli, care Sc tine acum "a
Barcelona, au decis ca Sc fac8 o
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-07-31
A GoING-AWAY AFFAIR.
Miss Harbaugh Entertains for Miss
Norlander and Miss Brockhaus
I Who are Leaving Kenosha.

The home of Miss Marguerite Har-
baugh on Prairie avenue was beauti-
fully decorated with yellow roses on
Monday evening, when Miss Harbaugh
gave a going away party in honor of
Miss Florence Brockhaus and Miss
Ebba Norlander, who are shortly
leaving Kenosha to take up their resi-
dence in Los Angeles, California Card
games and music furnished interesting
diversion for the evening. At late
hour delicious luncheon was served.
Appointments here as throughout the
function were in yellow, color sug-
gestive of the Golden West" where
the guests of honor expect to make
their home. The party concluded with
farewells for Miss Norlandcr and Miss
Brockhaus and the conventional comph-
ments, sincerely felt, for the hostess.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-07-31
A sPEED-KING-YEs?
Charles Ray Startles the Natives by
Tearing Down Main Street at
Fifteen Miles an Hour

"Don't git scared if I speed down
Main street at fifteen miles an hour.
just watch everyone look up and won
der how we can go as fast as that.
This was Andy Fletcher's caution to
"his little dream girl'' and her father
as they climbed into the "fivver' he
had rugged up in the "De Luxe Black
smith Shop and started for their first
"wild ride in an ottymobile'.
The caption is only one of many clev-
er leaders in " Greased Lightning the
current Offering at the Rhode.
The picture takes its title from the
'sracin '-carO Andy subsequently made
for himself after the "flivver had gone
hopelessly wrong. IT wasn't exactly
self-starting but it had the most won
derfpl specdometer on record. It's mark
ings read "Slow-Fast Mighty Fast
-Dangerous-Sure Death
Incidentally Andy shot the hand into
the last of them before he finally cap
tured the bank-robbers and won a
sweetheart not to mention an ottymo-
bile with self-starter, leather seats
and all the rest"
People who saw the picture on Mon
day expressed only one regret-that
Andy and "Greased Lightning did
not get back in time to win the race.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-07-31
Merchants Picnic This Year
AT Silver Lake 10 Have
Many New and Inter
esting Attractions.
A JAPANESE GARDEN IS one
Evening Program viii Include a Jap
anese Garden With Fircworks-Base
Ball Events To Be Numerous Com
mittee Meets Monday Night.

The program committee for the Mer-
chants picnic which is to be staged
at Silver Lake OH Thursday, August
the seventh, has some brand new ideas
for the annual outing of the merchants
and their employees according to the
plans made at the meeting of the com
mittee Monday evening in the office
of the Retailers Association. For ex-
ample, i'll addition to the regular dance
which has always closed the days out
ing in the evening, this year there is
to be in addition Japanese garden
with fireworks as the main attraction.
One corner Of the grounds will be dec
GRATED with Japanese lanterns and
there, if they can be procured, an ex-
tensive pyrotechnic display will be
staged.
This is not the only new thing for
the affair. In the line of sports the
committee voted to send to the discard
all the old-timers like the fifty yard
dash and in their places to put in alb
solutely new events. Some of these are
the old fashioned pillow fight, bar
rel race and an obstacle race for wo-
men. Already scores Of prizes have
been donated for the affair by mer-
chants and this alone assures that this
part of the program will be success.
Baseball is not to be forgotten. The
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proprietors under the lead of Captain
John Regner will face the clerks and
employees under the direction Of Cap-
tain Burt Ash, the well known employee
of the Barden Store. Then to make it
more interesting this game will be fol-
lowed by one in which the married
men headed by Ben Cohn, will cross
bats with the single men under George
Brooks, a West Side merchant. There
will be prizes both for the winners and
losers and plenty of excitement for
| the spectators.
| Reports from many merchants show
cd that practically every store in Ke-
nosha will be closed on the eventful
Thursday. The committee will go to
Silver Lake on Thursday afternoon to
put the finishing touches and to ar
range for cabaret to be given at the
hotel in connection with the dinner and
supper which will be served there.
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