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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
Archbishop Hayes
Is Installed Today

NEW YORK. March 70 9-promlncnt
digntaries OF the Roman Catholic
church assembled here today TO wit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
ASQuITn MAY Be
HEAD OF LEAGUE

LONDON. March l9-lhcrc 3, a
strong feeling IN political and drplo-
matte circles Paris in favor Of IN
yting Herbert II Asqulrh. former
British premier, to become the frs,
president OF the League Of Nations,
according to the Daily Mirror.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
PARIS DEFENSES
TO Be REDUCED
Special Forts viii Be Torn
Down

PARIS tuesday. March IL b-ula.
,.)-The chamber oi deputies today
authorized the removal Of special tor
ufc,iors abou, Pafls which were
erected ,houls arcr' the war began
There are three ring, OF permanent
hl.ngsuun, aboit the city OF Pati'.
ir,t d ,oId wall OF masonry twenty
tun miles m circumference around
Tie o'l sections oi the city second. q
.,,,er of seventeen detached forts
RANGED a, intervals OF two miles be-
,urd the wall and making a circuit
nf the cIty thirty lDurrmrles in extent.
and third an outer glrdle OF forts
.ry,n,y tive miles ~ length on the
heights commanding the valley OF the
seine. In August. 1914. special lofli-
icanon, were erected. u.ldngS de.
molishcd and trees which ob,trncte1
q clear view OF the terrain about The
uiy were cut down Il IS probable
that n 0, ihi, system ol iuriIitallunN
which is io be d..mlutle'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
Henry Starr to
Reform at Tulsa

TULSA. Okla. March l9-llcury
Starr parolcd bank rohher came -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19

Tulsa Yesterday and stated that he
hupcd ,o start lie here anew 81 wlll
make good" sad the G., bandit 'II
the "uplc w.ll lct me No more Ui
the rough work for me am through.
!, doesn't p,y" Local citizens will try
10 help Starr 90 secure employment
L.rr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
LEGAL 'SHARPS'
DEBATE ON BEER
And Gotham Brewers Square
OF for Fight

WNSlINGION. March " So.
sNcr ~ the question OF when beer IS
legally beer and whether II may u1n-
tam 2H percent alcohol without being
officially considered intoxicating, IS
being sought by internal revenue hu-
fcdu officials ~ existing statutes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19

Every dag $50 per'on, arrive lr
New York to make I've cy their PEI.
maucni home
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
iinb an Die sdpeiaer @eianotfhaft
III Egofiio al ribten."
Kabinettfriiis III Spas
nicft.

MaDrio, 9. Sea. - SobalD @onig
;9llfonio bon feinem Sago5ug 5uraf-
igefebrt lit. miro bas geiarnte Coco
@abi1lett feline &eiignation %nnterbrei-
ten.
Dag aabineH bielt cine Sibung
,ab, beranloBt ourd 6ie pl0blide Ste
iignation beg Generals Gaborn,
oes @riegsminiters. Dns &abinett
batte sic gnti9ei6nng beg gbrenge-
.ridts, unter Der % Offi3iere erlnht
mur6en, ibren Mbfdie0 81 nebmen,
b%eroffentlidt, mas @oparo beltirnm=
tie, bon ieinem Soften 5urMd5ntreten.
Sc befinbet it6 bier Dns Gerltd9t
i'm l1mlauf BOB Elm r1eres, fonierbas
5tiDes &abinett, nnter 2eitnng zines
Meutralen, bieneidt beg friiberen
Marineminiiters MngeI Mironoa, ge=
plant miro.
Die io5ialiitiiden Mbgeoroneten
baben ibren feten @ntidlnB, menr
an 6teue 6es Eooa4&abinetts eine
Militarregiernng geiebt miro, einer
@enerolitreif 81 proflamieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
Geo unS Glenn IN Gisfel,
s..s, Ner1t.

Gofio. Ser beut11e l1nteritu=
bnngsousihuB, Ser bon ben in So
pan anidiiigemDeutihen gebiloet miro
nno Dem 8tpefe bienen ion, ben oeut-
Iden &riegsgefangenen IN Sibirten 81
belfen bat folgenoes @abelgramm, IN
Dem Sic Scot nnb bas glen6 inter
Sen @efangenen geidiloert miro &c,
ridtet:
uEnn1en6e mer6en bon SnngerS-
to6, bon Ser Cholera II. Dem SDpbns
oobingerafft. Das 2eio nno Gleno
Iino unausipreblid). @roBe CUNT
men fins iofort n0tig, ober Elm Wfai-
,iento6 lit unpermeiolid. Ser Inter
ituBungsousiduB bot bereits groBe
'Summen 6urh bas Note &re15 &c.
bod iie reibet ni6t aus, gsot
un6 Glenb al itenern. Sn6en sic
audi I'M Mnslieferung Ser @efange-
men nod. @enben sic ii6 ferner an
oie iapmif9e &egierung nit Der
Biittte, 1obiel @efangene tpte moglld
in 0bbut al nebmer.
u@rfuden sic gleid8eitig Die oel1t=
Efde 9re1fe, umfangreide Sammlun=
gen fir Sic iibiriiben @efangenen gu
beranftalten. Mne @eloierronngen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
Hu,,t6ne,, IN siebenbmr>
dcft-

ssien. 8. Sea. Bte aus 1nia,
,p5t noh @ien beridtet miro, mar ~
Sern1onuitoot int 8eiotnngseeo,e{m ~
Siebenbiirgen cine u1aDgan9'ss ys.
oierung onfgeltent .poroen' oe sem
iSmtlid'eMsitglieber inoes QUE bon osa
r,,n,ani5hen 8eboroen perbattet pnr>
Sen. I'M @an5e,, mlroen 26S 9ctloz
,,e,,, oara,nter aablrei@e @etltl'de>
perboftet. n;,he
fSiinf5igtouleno @sa1n rnn1aal 1eS
srlIppen iino aus 8eiiarobten na~
sieberbiireen rnterpegs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
Meberfau ant Ser 6rcn3e.

SouIton, Set. Z. Seq. @e11erm
s. S. @oIter, &ommor6ant Der
Seros4aobonerie, tpur6e 1T feinem
&ouptqltortier in &ouiton, Ser, be-
nodidtigt, 6oB merifanii9e 8onoi=
ten o11f ser amerifaniiden Seite Die
11abe ser @ren5e> elf Meilen fu6lid
bon 3apoto, 6em Sib bes @o11ntDs
3opota, aelegem glorens-&ond) iiber=
folen boben.
9ie Mel611ng cling 6abin, baB Ser
8eiiber 6es 2a6ens gefnebelt tporben
fei, tpora1f Ser 8lab gepliin6ert tpur=
Sc; 6ann floben oie 8on6iten iiber Sic
@ren5e.
Ser 8eridt tpr,roe %. so. &onion
telepboniih mitgeteilt, Ser &anpt=
mann Ser Strangers Sr1tppe ift nn6
oIs Sonber l1nterindungsfommiifar
6es Senotsousiduifes fnngtert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11

y@eridt, 6aB Die Megierl1ng Die Des
portierl1flg irnerbab 5tpei Modenn
bornebmen merbe.
@eitere DepDrtatiotte1l.
Gaffep madt betannt, ab nebe1
urb Gmma 8olonlan mad,
@erlanf bon 5tpei Woben nod anoere
vM~haglGnber1 %beportiert mer6en mir.
ben un6 bertpies auf Die ~ n&aois
fale1" Sic nrf guisSglano ~nter11iert
1in0. s5s5 Il 81 81
Die M~nfunoignng erfolgte du ben
&inpeis SarrD Meinbergers, Des Mnlss
malts 8erfmans unb @olbmnns; oar-
anf, baB Sic Negier11ng feinen be
1timmten Nlan be3iglid { aDceepoorsfie,,
r11ng ieirer @ienten gefabt babe nao
iie 3%eitlebens aus @nis Sslnno, I'M
8i6eripru6 nit benz @eieb. binter
.@d4oB unb Miegel balten burfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
ttnterirnHAe Grpleltett.

@etp Sort, 8. Seq. 81 pe1t a.
, ,r, her Complicated @as eoo: III
s a,eu Sort erfolgte cine erplel.osmii
S S.rrd 1peIde sa1ireiae Mannl ss,,sse
bod, in sic 9uft seidlenoert ma y n,,S
yeu iprangen, otdtergtanm
1};ea in Sic Suit uno piele Snternen
aingen aus. Die e1plollon er1 .a1s ,,n IS,
ser Nadborldoft bon groaoiga9 nno
&c. bis 81. Strobe. giele 0e aeo
mr. r eridiittert uno oiele Ye rs,.
nen ouf sic @trobe getr1ebe11: w ~
sSerfehr ouf ser l1ntergruaobaDn rn9=
10 fiinfsem Minuten long.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
fiun,ezpreblet,t eelslt?

2onoon, 6. Seq. - san1 pr os1
nepeid,en, tpel6e aus Starts TT Sof=
Son eintrafen, tit bon Der omerttql11.
id,en' fro11a5iiiden uno brittiden
STANDARDIZATION Elm 8orlblog aus
o%eorbeibtet moroen, >pel6er> pte ge-
holt miro, sic ooriatt16e 6roge IN Pc
frieSioeuber @eile IoIen miro. ger
MorifbIoo, 1pelder ser italient19er
@eoier11no unterbreitet meroen loa>
Sranf 8. Yolf, l1nteritaots1efretar
Ser Ser. @toaten, nn0 Winilterpral1=
Sent GIemenceou ienen oas Detn=
ment bereits nnter5ei6net banen,
Mmerifonilde Morimeffi5tere, nel9e
in enoer Tiblung nit Der S1n11ezAn-
oeleaenbeit ltebert, e~rflarten, bon ct.
mem lol6en Mbfommen n1fts 9eporl
su baben. no,.o;4
5pi 6os 9ofument gu unter5etb11en,
morauf es SEN italienii6en Beoou-
madtioten in 8oris iiberreidt peroef
iod. Ser Gbarafter bes Hebertn-
fommens miro nibt gerannt, ooq
mir6 onoebeutet, boB es 5n benz Smed
obaefoBf puroe, oas italientI6e Solt
sufrieben 5u ftenen. LIS
Ser gr6onee geleeropb 90. plro
o11g Mo1 beri6tet, oaB 5mii6en stu
lien. Sronfreid, England nno HuB=
Lamb e%ingbfomme11 unter5et9net nor
Ben lei, nod tpeldem regulare italie-
niIhe Eruppen Gtume nno 0as tint
0ertroe bon 2onbon eingel9lorene
@ebiet beieten merben. 1abr1eie
b'Mnnun5ios Sreimt1ige meroen 119
aus fSiume 5uriid5ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
Dct fau 11etpbcrrY.

@rq,,b @apibs. Z. 9ea. gls gu
od,t iino ole gerbafhangsbefeelem 1 IT,
S S;e oemeiniam nit Gr1lntet. gaetp-
b nr Ser 8eteilieu1g dm8ablidapl1-
BEL anaeflaete praientiert m asss
Sic febIenoen fonnten nod A1g 9ta}t
hes Silfsmaridolls nidt ert9 : naa
'meroen; etli6e meilen anberbalb oes
Staates. m..-,non+a,
hoben Elm @dyulpefenntnrS oege.
Ieat:: sic iibrieen beborrten aat tprer
Sdulololiefeit ooer bltebe11 th aSa,.
h.; Ser Trage nod ibrer Sd1lo ooet
SdmIbloIigfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11

iii nngnrr1 Dor 35 Snbrer in biefes
E2ano, lieB iid nit ibrem @atten Der
5iDr IN 1914 III oie guigffeit bora11-
;gitg, III WiniteD, McgIoub gountD,
nieber uno Derlegte bon bort ibr Seim
nod Mnrbod. Die Dabingeidieoene
.erri9te bns bobe Sitter bon 50 Snb-
ren. 8iie 8eeroigung ffarb bon Der fa-
.tboliiden Stride in Wurbof aus taH
FW1oge tie ruben IN Grieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
8crfntatt mnH GelHntaft
a,,crNett Nepcrttcrf.

Seem Sort, 10. Sea. - 81lnbes-
ridter Maper mies 5u ipater Stunoe
bas &abeag Corpus @ef16 Mleran-
ser Berfmans nnb emma @olomans
auruid, 6os bent 3pefe 6ienen iol-
fe. ibrer Deportation nod &uBlaro
bis nuf peiteres p%or5ubengen. Soban11
m1roe beiben Sic 8iirgiduftleiitung
bertpeigert.
8un6esantpnlt gaffeD erflarte I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
Heinneehr Scr Gcfanecs
ateit aus Japaft.

gofobama. Is. Nob. Woitnadrim
ser ,MII. BreIie" DIE 8orberei-
t1ngen fir Sen Seimtransport Der
$3.50 9eut1ben, Die BET Der Ginnab-
me bon &iaut1bul1 bon BEN Sapnnerrl
aefunaen genommen muroen, ltr0
beirabe boler0et. sic mer6en anf
bier Dampfern ms @aterlon6 5nriid-
1b%ef0rbert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
GaiIc,, ttit9ts mnbciebt.

Solontfi, 8. De5. Br1ed}llGe
Gruppen IN &leinaiten iinb Bis 5nr
@ren5e borgeriiH, melhe
bon Ser Srie6ensfonferen5 feltGeieRt
tua,rbe, babe1 aIio Die ibne1 5ugetpte'
iene 3one ieRt b%olitan6ig beiebt. go
mel6et cine Depefbe, melde bonn Mr-
meebaa1ptq1artter 6abier onsgegeber
nur0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
prGf. milien arbcitct.>

Wo}bingfon 9. g., s. Sea. -Fra=
iibent @ilion erleoigte etli6e MmtS-
geidydfte uno Undergraduate unter an
6erern mebrere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uno cine Norloge CUR 2obnerbobnng
fir bie 8oli5iiten I'M Diitrift Golnm-
bin.
Ser Brqiibert be6iente ii6 beim
unter5eidynen Ser Often zines &opier=
ltiftes, 90 es beim 2iegen I'M 8etH
1dtuer fem miir6e, nit Der Sober al
idreiben. D1es ion bas erite Mal IN
Ser @e1di9te bes 2unbes iein, bob
amtlide Dofumente i'm @eiBen 9ans
nidt nit Einte nnter5eibnet muroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
hit Sehnindt c~rtpartct.

9onisbile, &D, Z. Seq. ~ @tma
1900 5rabtpagen lteben bier anf ben
@eleil EN- beret, Inn Die 8orrate an
@bisfeD in ben 2agerbauiern nab al
len @egerben Ser Ser. Staaten 5u be-
f0r0ern, fans bas 5uiammentretenoe
Oberbnnbesgeri9t 6as &riegSprobi=
bitipnsgeieb als berfaiiungspiorig
iiber sen @auf EN- merfen iollte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
8rit. Datnepfer oeimstfen.

9onoon, Z. 9e8. -M11s Mtben tp11r-
be noh 2on6on beridtet, baB Der BRIT
tiffe 9ampfer Sl1rot1o, 3449 Son=
men. Ser am II. Sftober bon Seem
gorf rod &onitan5o rn6 @onitanti-
nobel IN See aegangen NOR, am ~.
Nobember BET Bfora, artedifdes Mr=
d}ipeI, aefnnfen lit. Die Mannidaft
tpltr6e bon einem griediihen Can't
bier eerettet 1tnb nod Btird1s ge=
brudt.
Mn 8orb befanben fih &lei6er, Be-
bensmitteI nfp. fir Mrmenter, iopie
acknowledgement bte 5rentt6e
nn6 8erpon6te in Sen Ser. 5faate1
an Silfsnrbeiter int Orient fhidten.
Rerner befanb fih Die 6afultM bes
&obert College an 8orb.
Mar1 baIt Ben @utniittgert Ieidter
fir. Ht,r1rt1 NE Hct1 RnShnffptt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
D'2lnnmn3ie pcriprittt
.nitbts III ~untcrnchtltett.

Mon, 10. Sea. - Gabrielle 6Mn-
11un5io perliderte be11te bem &orre=
ipon6enten ser off. 8reife uuf @brer-
mort, oob er feline tpeiteren Grpeoi=
tionen gegen Spalato nno 2otbad
ousriiite .
Sos uHopolo &omano" beridtet
be1te, b'Mnnnn5io babe Der italieni<
iden Megierung sic 3uiider11ng ge-
qeben, 0ob er feine l1nternebmungen
uber sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bi11=
|ultS borbereite.
Sn @elbnot.
Maior @inriate, r&abinettS6ef"
oeS Sninrgentenfiibrers o'9lnnnn9io>
nno COMMANDER &i35o bon 6'An=
nun5ios Seeitreitfraften fino be1te
bon Ginnne bier eingetroffen, I'M
6eiien @ori6ldge betreffs Der 6inme-
un6 3qro-Grugen gu iiberbringen:
Sc gebt bas @eriidt, baB 6'Mn-
nun3ios @el6mittel eri60pft iino
unb er ii6 in elmer Der5tpeifelten
Notlage befinbet. Man 5erbri6t it'd
bier Sen &opf bariiber mie er es fer
tig bringen miu, ieine Sruppen aus
3u5ablen, 1penn es ibm nidt gelingt,
nit Der italieni16en Gegierlng Elm
ginperitd1t6nis gu er5ielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
/. December 1919.
eesit bod cine Geid)tigfeit.

ugiere lii1o biel dneaer nlS Wien-
fdenn erfIaart Sic Qebrerin. .8ei-
ipieIsneiie Elm Su1o Der eit1 Sabr
at lit, Tam nufen nno lpri1gen,
Ell Sinh bon ei1en Sabr
nidf einnnnl geben fa11n."
yaunlHtiffiiidfl1 agf Der flfine 4eter,
uSunoe baben ia audi 5fpe1r1al 10
biele Beinell"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
St. francis.

6run5 G9legel bon bier, bat 6ie
Granerna9ridt erbalten, 6aB feline
Mntter an 9anflagungstage in Mnr<
sod, 5mift County, Minn., geitor-
ben lit. @ie fam aus ibrer 9eimatb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05
COG.

A comparison of the figures for the
year 1918. which was the first time that
the women had a chance to vote, with
those of 1917 seemed to Indicate that
they had not taken advantage of their
opportunities to the fullest extent. A
special drive is to be made to get the
women to come out this year. The Re-
publican women leaders are going to try
to get an additional ten women regis
trations and enrollments in each election
district.
Because of this fact and the desire of
all voters to qualify for the Presidential
primaries. as well as to vote this fall,
the leaders are looking for an unusually
large registration for an off year.
Owing to rental conditions the Board
of Elections has had more than the
usual difficulty in finding polling places
this year. At least korty-two portable
be used. The number of election dis
tricts in the city for this election has
been fixed at 1857.
Because of the unsettled conditions in
the printing trades the Board of Elec-
tons may have trouble In the printing
of the ballots for November 4, bids for
which will be received on October 16.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05
Repatriation Await. Ratification.

PARIS. Oct. An German prisoners
still detained in France will be repatri-
ated directly after the ratification Of the
peace treaty. according to information
received from Berlin. The Swiss Lega-
ton In Paris. 1t is stated sent informa-
tion to this effect to the central office
for prisoners OF war for transmission to
Germany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05
Favor. Norway Joining League.

CHRIsTIANIA, Oct. 4.-The Parllamen-
tary committee appointed to.discuss the
entrance of Norway into the League of
Nations has reported unanimously In
favor of Norway joining the league.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05
Later Registration Upstate.

Outside OF New York city in all places
where personal registration is required,
that Is in cities and villages of 5000 or
more, the registration and enrolment
days are October 10, IL, IT and IS, the
booths being open from 7 A NJ. to 10
p. NJ of each day.
Political leaders of all parties have
taken steps to see that the voters do not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05

Combination Suits Of medium winter weisht-of
soft cotton-neeks finished with shell edge or band
tops-low neck model-knee or ankle length
Regular Sizes ]. IS
Extra Sizes. 1.95
Combination Suits Of imported Isle Thread
winter weisht-lOw neck model Of fine quality
knee ankle length. REGULAR Size. 3. so
Extra Sizes. AIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05
Hosiery and Underwear

Pure Silk and Fibre Silk mixed Hosiery for women
"A dependable wearing quality with the lusre Of all
silk-in Cordovsn. African Brown. Medium. Dark and
Battleshp Grey and Suede. Cotton soles and tops.
Pair .95
Pure thread Rehelieu Ribbed silk Hosiery with cot
ton soles and tops-in Navy Beige African Brown and
Grey.
Pair 1885
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05

The registration by boroughs in New
York city a year ago was:
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-07-04

Hawaii, Porto Rico and the Philip
pines will not be taken with the
census of the Continental United
States, the census of these terri
tories having just been com.
pleted. The census of the Virgin
islands was also taken in 1917
and will not be taken again. The
census of Guam, Samoa and the
Panama canal zone will be taken
by the respective governors of
these territories.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-07-04
Notice to Creditors

Estate Oh "A. -. heJHldH, Ue-
ceased.
Notice is herebygiven by the
undersigned administrator of
the estate of A. S. Ketman, de
ceased to the creditors of and al
persons having claims against
the said deceased; to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouch-
crs within six months after the
first publication of this notice, to
the said administrator at the Of
flee of A. o. Bundle, the resident
agent of said administrator, in
the City of Sisseton, in the
County of Roberts, South Dal.-
oia.
Dated June 9th, 1919.
Donald A. Ketman, Admin
istrator of the estate of A
S. Ketman, Deceased.
Gully q August u
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-07-04
THE PEEVER PILOT
Census To Be Taken Next Year

Already preparations are be-
ing made to take the 1920 cen
sus. The first important step will
be the appointment of 400 super
visors of the census. This appoint
ment will be made in July.
The supervisor receives a SAL
airy of $1,000, plus 81 for each
thousand inhabitants enumera-
ted under his direction. The av.
erage population of most of the
supervisors districts was some
what over 200, 900 while the most
populous, by the last census
the state of Massachusetts, had
more than 5000, 900 inhabitants.
The 1910 census cost the
United States SIS, 100000 The esti
mate for 1920 is $2O,OOO,OOO.
The 1910 census showed the
United States had a population
of 93,4O2,151. This included all
the territories of the United
States. The population of the
continental United States was
81, 972, 266.
The estimated population of
the 1920 census, of all the ter
ritory of the United States is ITO
100000 and for the continental
United States 100000. 900.
1t is estimated that the 1920
census will require approximate
ly 10000 enumerators and special
agents.
Plans are being perfected to
take the census of our soldiers in
Europe by sending schedules
abroad to army commanders.
These lists, when they reach the
census officers, will be reclassi-
fed so that the state the soldier
is from will get the credit of his
residence.
In towns of $500 or more, it
will require two weeks to make
the canvass. In country districts
and big cities the estimate is
four weeks. In the coming CEN
sus, on account of the war, great
er care than ever will be taken to
secure the most complete sta
tistics on the population of for
eign birth and foreign parentage
on school attendance and litter
acy, and on the ownership of the
home. .
Information secured in the
census on the population of for
eign birth and foreign parent
age and on illiteracy will be made
as complete as possible in order
to aid the AUGMENTATION plans
which Secretary Lane, of the in
terror department is fathering.
AS soon, as facts with respect
to the foreign population in the
United States and it's condition
of illiteracy are secured, an ex.
tensive campaign will begin to
improve the conditions of these
people by educational methods
and thereby make them better
citizens. Another new feature oil
the 1920 census will be the colles
ton of statistics Of forestry il
| the United States.
In government circles there i.
considerable alarm over the des
truction of the forests of thu
country. The census of Alaska
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-07-04
Mrs. ]. A. Norby, Editor
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Estrayed or Stolen Left
Peever June q, 1919, one Iror
Cray Geldon, weight HOO O,
1000. Had halter on When left
Notify j. G. Behrns and receive
reward.
Judge Andrews of Sisseton
was a Peever caller Friday.
G. A. Ask bought a Ford road.
ster from "A. Holland this week.
Mrs. L. Farabault returned on
Thursday from Santee, Nebr.
Mrs. o. r. Aney is able to be
around again.
Andrew O. Johnson returned
from Minneapolis Friday.
G. Ask made a business trip to
Wilmot Thursday.
DIR. A. w. Pearson was a Will
mot caller Thursday.
Smiley Hopkins now drives a
REQ, which he purchased from
Noble Wilcox.
Ed and Jay Richards from Wis
consin returned to Peever Mon
day for a visit with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Wiley Ross of Clinton,
Mimi, is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hegna this
week.
Alice and Selma Hegna were
Sisseton callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. johnson
of Sisseton and Mrs. and Mrs.
Hines of Wilmot were guests at
the j. A. Norby home Monday.
Christina and Elnora Opitz
left Monday for a visit with
friends and relatives in Mime
apolis.
Sigrud Frostad returned on
Monday from q two weeks vaca-
ton in Minneapolis and Aber-
deem.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-07-04

A. P. Ryger, state dairy ex-
pert, was in the city Saturday
enroute to Peever, and took oc-
casion to call at the local cream
cry. He expressed himself az
being very highly pleased with
the local institution. A like insti-
tuition is contemplated at Peever.
but there s some question as to
whether it can be made to pay
out the year around.- Wilmot
Enterprise.
Bro. Opsal must think that
Peever is in the same class that
it was at the time he was station
agent here. At that time they
used to ship almost two cans Of
cream from here each week, and
if he happened to get three cans
in q week he thought that he
was doing big cream business.
Now there are an average of 40
10 gallon cans shipped from here
each day, and if we had q Farm
ers CO.. Operative Creamery here
we would get 9 lot Of the cream
that should come here, but that
gees to Waubay on account of
the difference in the price. The
cream buyer here has to buy for
the price that the large creamer-
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