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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

WONDERLAND; beautifully Trim
med" with Carmel Myers, "Bilrs WIFE
comedy; "The Flaming Disk serial, with
Elmo Lincoln Spencer and Vernon. vsudo-
willie team; Max Golden musical comedy
company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
GALL STONES ARE
CURABLE WITHOUT
NEED OF SURGERY

Seldom does patient cheerfuliy
undergo an operation. Most sick
people fear the knife, and 1t In small
wonder when one considers the many
deaths resulting from operations by
inexperienced hands--and the many
useless operations. Sometimes, how
ever, person willingly undergoes
the dread ordeal when suffering
from Gall stones.
Tho Electro-Thcrapy Doctors have
had wonderful success In tho treat
Ing OF Gall stones which they dis.
solve with remedy little known to
other physicians.
II usually takes few months q
dissolve the stones, but when thls
Ia done the pain stops and no more
stones should form. Az n rule II
takes but "A week or so TO give the
afflicted person definite relief and
tho many words OF praise given the
Electro Thornpy Doctors for the re-
suits given Gan Stone patients ls
the best proof OF the merits OF the
non surgical treatment.
Surgery which may cure tho con-
ditlon. gives no assurance that the
stones will not form agaln--and
Tho Eloctro-Therapy Doctors h,ve
treated scores OF Gall stone suffer
ers who have undergone the opera
ton.
Tho Electro -Therapy Doctors are
not opposed to operation. where It
Is absolutely necessary--but are
greatly opposed to much needless
and often useless surgery. Those
cases that really require II are so
informed and not accepted for
treatment at any price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

ROYAL: THE Flame " Youth" with
shirley Mason Rolin comedy; Double
Adventure" witch Charles Hutchinson.
serial; two acts Of vaudeville.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

BROADWAY; "Chndron OF Destiny"
featuring Edith Hollor, comedy, Pathe
News; Grace Hutchinson musical comedy
company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

LYRIC: "The Grip OF the Law" with
Leonard Clapham, western picture; The
Timber wolf' last Of the Red Rider
series; Gump, animated cartoon; Pathe
News
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

oRPHEUSE Orphcum News and Topics
Of the Day big Time vaudeville Soily
Ward & Co, in Babies" comedy
sketch. Georgia Campbell and company
In Gone Arc tho Days" singing act
with songs OF the Old south, McWaters
and tyson In Eyes Of Vaudeville revue
and singing act, Walter Weems In Tho
Optimistic pessimist." comedian The
Adalrs lu "The Boot shop" singing and
comedy; Challon and kckc. IN a special
act. wuTnclL the dancing skater. Music
by Orpheum orchestra.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

STRAND Habit" First National
picture, with an all-star cast, Joe Martin,
the chimpauzee comedian, In 'Thc Frohi-
biti0n Monkey" comedy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
THE THEATERS

MAJESTIC: "GI,liotrope" from tho
STORY - Richard Wa4hburn Chil, Males.
tic News and Topics uf the Day. Music
by Majestic orchestra and organ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

R1AITO. "Thc chicken In the Case,
with owen Moore. Charles Chaplin In
"Jhe Cure"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

PALACE: "Tho Rookic's return" with
Douglas NacLean and Doris May Pathu
News. Music by Palace orchestra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-21

Jim MAGELLAN sa.to nepaci, ked
sl til cudzi Okdnajii sa q ia
"a svoje peniaze 81 prajem
aby maly 1aturalny vyzor.
Zrejma vec, be tento hla.
val nechape, ze je ME v chile,
We! zvolal Zest' akov. "a.
volat' sem Jevstrata Spiridoni,
ca!
Jevstrat Spiridonic!
roznieslo sa po klube. Kde
je Jevstrat Spiridonic ?
Jevstrat Spiridonic, starec ,
policajtskom mund1re, nezame
skal zjavit' sa.
Prosim vas odist' odtiar-
to! zachrpel on, vyspul,u U
iuc svoje strasne oci a hyba1uc
vykrutenymi fdzami.
Tai, ako ma nal'akal!
prehovoril muzsky rozreho'
tai sa Cd uVuby. - Ej, Ell, We
ru, rapakal! To vse pride ns
cloveka TAXA hrilza, mech ma tl
Bob skara! Fuzzy ami kocur
oci vytresene. Che-che-che
Prosim nemudrovat'
! skril1ol 20 vsetkych sill Jevstra1
Spidilonic a zachvel sa. - Bel
! sa Won! Rozkazem, aby ia
vyhodili.
V citarni strhol .sa neopisa
tel'ny hluk. Jevstrat Spirido
mic, cerveny ako rak, krica
dupkajuc nohami. Zest'ako,
krical. Belebuchin krical.
Kricali vsetci intelligent, all
hlasy vsetkych prekrical niz
ky, husty priduseny bas muz
skeho maske. Tanec, vd'aks
vseobecnej trm e-vrme, sa pre-
ruSil a, obecenstvo pocalo s;
valit' 20 sally k citarni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-21

= citar1e q Patigorov zaprel "a
mimi dvere.
Ved' 81 ty III vedel, ze je
Patigorov! chripel . mini.
tu Jevstrat Spiridonic polohla-
sne, drinajlc "a piece lakaja,
ktory niesol vino do citarne. ~.
Preco 81 c1sal?
Nekazali povedat'!
Nekazali povedat Ale
ked' ia, galgana, posadfm na
mesiac, ved' ty budes vediet'
"nekazali povedat'. Won !!.
A w, pekne PAM obratil sa
k intelligentom. Vzburu ro-
bit! Ale ste Wy nemohli vyjst'
" citarne ma desat' minutok
Nuz 81 teraz chlipte kasu,
Ech, pani, PAM Nepacite
sa mi, ma moi pravdu!
Intelligent pocali chodit' pc
klube umylf, zbalamuteni, vi.
novati, poseptavajlc ami &C
| by obcakavali COST 1nedobreho
Ich zeny a dcery, ked' sa do.
zvedely, ze Patigorov je "ura.
zeny' a hneva sa, zatichly {
zacaly sa poberat' domov. Bo
10 po tanci.
O druhej hodine 2 citarn'
vysiel Patigorov; Dol opity
I.tackal sa. Vosiel do sally, sado
81 k orkestru a zadriemal pr
muzike, potion smutne skloni
hlavu a pocal chrapat'.
Nehrajte! zakyval
starsinovia ma muzikantov.
Psst! . Jegor Mile spi
Nerozkazete odprevadit
vas do domu, Jegor Milo? =
| opytal sa Belebuchin, nahnd,
sa k uchu millionara.
Patigorov urobil peram
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-21

Jevstrat Spiridonic K v6li
vacsiemu dojmu svolal vset-
kych policajtov, 60 boil Y klube
4 sadol 81 pisat' protokol.
Pts, pis, vravela ma ma
ska, stuchajlc palcom pod pc
70. Coze uz teraz 50 mnou,
neborakom, bude! y Moja U
boha hlavicka! Ia co ze Wy
nina chcete zahubit', siroten-
ku? Chacha! No, co? Ho-
tovy protokol? Vetci sa pod
pisovali? No teraz pozera1te
Raz y. diva trl! .
Muzsky vstal, vystrel 50 q
,strhol masku so seba. Obna-
ziac svoju opil1 tvar a popo-
zerajlc ma vsetkych, kochajuc
sa v sposobenom effekte, pa
dol do kresla a radostne sa "a
chechtal. A sposobeny DOZEN
boil naozaj neobycajny. Vsetci
intelligent zbalamuteno po.
zreli jeden ma druheho a zbled
| Ii, podajedni sa skrabkali "a
uchom. Jevstrat Spiridonif
zavzdychal, ako clovek, ktorJ
! nevdojak vyparatil vel'k1 hlti'
post.
v garazdnikovi vsetci pozna
Ii miestneho millionaire, fabri.
| kanta, cestneho obcana Patti
gorova, znameho po jeho skan.
daloch, dobrocinnosti a. ako
sa casio hovorilo v miestnom
casopise, po jeho laske /
osvete.
| No, ujdete, ci ME? -
spytal sa Patigorov, po mimi
tovom mlcani.
! Intelligent, mlcky, neprere'
cue ami sloya, vysli ma prstoof
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-21
N mA|'S|kA

lo? Var sa st6l kolise alebo
povala sa ide svalit'! Cudna
vec! No 81. MET kedy sa tn
dohovarat'! Nechajte tie no
why tax ... Pocital ste 81 "a
max a dost'; tax ste uz vel
mi midri. ba al oci sa Pahko
pokazia, ale najhlavnejsie
ia 81 nepraiem hotovo.
Lokaj polozil podnos ma stol
a prehodiac servftok cez loket',
stal 81 ku dveram. Danny sa
razom daily do cerveneho.
Len uz ako to moze byt
tax mudri Pudia, re maju rad
sci noviny, ako taketo napojky
zacal muzsky S pavymi Pc
rami, nalievajuc 81 likeru. -
A padpa mojei mienky, Wy.
ctenf PAM, preto mate radi no.
A podl'a mojei menky, Wy,
pit. Vsak tax? Cha-cha -.
Ako 81 Gitajl! No, a o com tam
pisu? Pane okuliaroch! O
akych udalostiach citate? Cha
cha! -. Noze uz nechai tax
Dost' 81 sa tn uz naondial. Rad
Sci 81 vypi!
Muzsky S pavymi perami sa
zodvihol vytrhol noviny z
rlk pana v okuliaroch. Ten
pobledol, potom zcervenel,
udivom pozrel ma ostatnych in
telligentov a ii - nan.
Wy sa zbudate, milosti-
Wv pane! - vzblkol. - Wy ro-
bite citarne putiku, Wy 81 tn
dovol'ujete vytrznosti pachat'
trhat' ruk noviny! ia 81 to
nedovolim! Wy ami neviete,
kym mate do cinema, milosti-
w pane! ia som direktor
banky, Zest' akov!
- A, pPujem ia ma to, re 81
sy - Test akov! A tvojim no.
vinam, ral'a, takato cest'
Muzsky zodvihol noviny a
roztrhal ich ma marne husky.
- PAM moji, coze je toto?
To je podivne, ba to je az ne.
- Oni su nasrdeni, - "a.
smial sa muzsky. Trci-frci
ako som sa naPakal! Cely sa
trasiem. Viete Wy co, vel'acte.
nj pani! Zarty ma stranu, js
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-21
u. oKT oBRA 1921

tax, akoby chcel fnuch,l' sfllk-
nut tvari.
Ci neroEkazete odpreva-
|adit' vas do d0mu, zopako-
val Belebuchin: a ci ist' POI
vedat'', aby koc poslali?
Ha? Go je? Tys, co
chces? N
Domov odprevadit'
Gas uz spankat'
Do-domov chcem !.
Pr-reyad'!
Belebuchin zajasal od sta
sta a pocal dvihat' Patigoro-
va. Priskocili j druhf intelli-
, gent a prijemne sa usmleva-
j1c, zodvihli dedicneho cestne-
no obcana a pozorne viedli ku
kocu.
Ved' takto zblaznit' cell
kompaniu, to moze iba umelec,
talent, - veselo hovoril Zest'a-
kov, usadzujdc ho. ia som
naozaj prekvapeny, Jegor Nj
lie! Do tychto cias sa chicho-
| Gem Cha-cha ... A my
sa este pajedime, starieme! !!
Cha-cha! Verite? nikdy, ami
v divadle som sa tax nesmial.
Celia prepast' komizmu! Cely
zivot budem pamatat' ma tento
nezapomenutelny vecer!
Ked' intelligent odprevadili
Patigorova, rozveselili a uspo-
kojili sa.
Mne ruku podal ma roz-
ku, prehovoril Zest'akov,
mi spokojny. Tedy, ako
vidiet', mic, nehneva sa
Dajze Boze! - vzdychol
sevstrat Spiridonic. Manic
hodnik, podly clovek, no ale
dobrocinec! ... To sa memo
Ee! -. Z ruskeho: M. G..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-21
ami naimenej v6le nemam
.x,ar mi On iii dnhadnvat

AMI HaJIneHoj VOle IlcIIldIH =
vami sa tu dohadovat'
Ked'ze ia 81 praiem tn ostat' $
mamzelami o samote a zelam
81 trocha sa pozabavat', tax
prosim nevzpierat' sa a ujst'...
Prosim, pan Belebuchin, pobe-
raj sa ku psfm sviniam! Go 81
tax smrastil ten rypak? Po-
=vedam, aby 81 sa poberal a uz
sa j ber! Raz-dva, daj 81 POI
zor, lebo ma moi pravdu, pah-
ko sa ii moze dostat' poza usi.
To jest, akoze to? -. spy
tai sa pokladnlk sirotskej vrch-
nosti Belebuchin, cervenujuc
a stiskajuc plecami. ia ma
skrze nerozumiem. Vrdti sa
sem akysi nehanebnik a +. -.
fazOm taketO vecl!
- Axe je to slovo nehaneb-
nix? - skrikol muzsky pa
vymi perami najedovany a tre-
sol past'ou o stol, ze pohare
ma podnose poskocily. Ko-
mu 81 to povedal? Ty 81 my
slis, re ked' som ia maske,
re ty uz mozes kadejake S To-
va vypdst'at'? Ty paprika
akasi! Ber sa mi, ked' tt pove-
dam! Bankovy direktor, ztrat'
sa, kym 81 zdravy, po dobrot-
ky! Pakujte sa Won vsetci,
/ aby tn nezostalo ami jednej
selmy! Ta sa Won, ku psim svi-
niam!
A, ved' my hned' uvi-
dime! - riekol Zest'akov, u
ktoreho este okuliaresa spoily
Cd rozculenia. - ia yam uka-
zem! Hej, zavolajze sem star
sinu.
o minutu vosiel malinky, ry-
1 savy starsina belasou stuztic-
kou ma prsliaku, cely zadych-
cany cd tanca.
-Vyjdite, prosim vas!--za
cal on. - Toto je ME miesto,
ably sa tu pilo! Racte do buff
fetu!
- Ty, a zkade 81 to vysko.
Gil? - opytal sa muzsky v
maske. - Vari som ia ia vo.
lal?
Prosim netykat' a racte
| ist' Won!
Vies ty co, clovece mily
'davam tt min1tu casu Ked'
ze 81 ty starsina a hlavna oso
ba, noze vyved' tychto kome
diantov popod pazuchy. Mo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-21
| Arltssl Cschovs

" X-om vereinom klube ma
dobrocinne ciele sriadili ma
slarny pies, cize, ako no porne-
rovaly tamejsie slecny, bal-pa-
rel.
Bola 12-ta hodina noci.
Netancujdci intelligent bez
masiek bolo ich pat dussi -
sedeli v citarni "a vel'kym sto-
lom a strciac nosu a brady do
novin, citali, driemali a podpa
vyjadrenia miestneho korres-
pondenta sidelnych novin, vel'-
mi liberalneho pana, "pre-
mysl'ali."
70 spolocnej sally dolieha-
" zvuky kadrilly "Viusky. !
Okolo dveri ustavicne prebie-
hall lokaji, silno klop1c nohami
a strngajuc radon. V samei
citarni Waldo hlboke ticho.
Tu nam, vari, bude najpo-
hodlnejsie! bolo razom po-
cut hruby, priduseny HAS, kto-
ry, ako sa zdalo, vychodil z
kachiel. - Hybajte sem! Sem
sa, chlapci!
Dvere sa otvorily a do citar-
ne vosiel siroky, lzemcisty
muzsky, v kocisskom kostyme
klobuku $ pavymi perami, Y
maske. Zapat "a MIN vosly
dive danny v maskach a lokaj
podnosom. Ma podnose bola
bachrata fpasa S likerom, tri
flasky cerveneho a nekopkc
poharov.
- Sem! Tu bude cerstveJ.
sic, - povedal muzsky. - Slo7
podnos ma stol -. Sadnite 81
namely! ze WI pri a la tri.
montan! A Wy, pani, potisnite
sa .. neondejte tu!
Muzsky sa potocil smietol
rukou so stola niekol'ko zurna.
low.
Sem poloz! A Wy, pani ci.
tatelia, potisnite sa d'alej; tr
MET kedy $ novinami a poll
tikou. -. Nechajte to tax!
ia by som vas prosil itch.
Sic, - povedal jeden zetintelli
gentov, pozric ma masku Ger
okuliare. - Tu je citaren ME
buffet -. Tu sa nesvedci pit
- Preco by sa to nesvedci
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-04-13
SLEEPY EYEITE HOME
FROM SOUTH AMERICA
Adolph Dover, Head Geologist for
Oil Company in Venezuela.
Visits His Mother.

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Dover arrived
last week from Venezuela, South
America, for visit with his mother.
Mrs. Caroline Dover and also at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Rudolph Jen-
sen, says the Sleepy Eye Progressive
MT. Dover is employed as head geo
logist for the Sun Oil Co. Of Oklahoma
and New York, and has been in South
America since returning from over
seas, where he did his bit for Uncle
Sam.
They leave again today Thursday
for a few days visit in Oklahoma and
from there will journey on to New
York to visit with her parents before
sailing back to Venezuela, on April 27.
Mr.. Dover states he likes the oil
game very much and has good pay
ing position. The cities there are
quite nice, but the jungles are still
quite wild and dangerous to go through,
especially on account of reptiles and
poisonous insects. He brought back
with him many of the curious from
the Southern country and for several
days they were displayed in the win
dow at the Jensen Mercantile Co.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-04-13
NEW ULM MERCHANTS
TO HOLD BARGAIN DAY
Extend Invitation To Outside
People To Trade At New Ulm.
Monthly Affair.

The merchants OF New .Ulm are
cooperating on a plan to invite the
people living around New Ulm with
in a radius of twenty-five and thirty
miles to do their shopping in our
city. The plan is in the line Of a
bargain day and it is planned to
have every merchant join in put
ting on special bargains one day
each month. This will enable shop
pers from surrounding territory to
come to New Ulm on that day and
do their purchasing Of any articles
here.
One Of the main purposes 70 the
bargain day is to combat the mail
order houses. If everybody takes
advantage of the bargains offered on
this day they will find that they
can purchase the goods they want
from the New Ulm merchants at
a lower price than the mail order
houses can sell them. Furthermore,
there is no freight to pay and you
know exactly what you are buying.
Watch for the bargain bulletin and
if you should fail to get one call up
the Review and we shall be pleased
to send you one.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-04-13
LOCAL AUXILIARY
CHARTER ARRIVES
BRANCH OF AMERICAN LEGION
WILL MEET TO PERFECT
ORGANIZATION.
ALL ELIGIBLE WOMEN URGED
TO ATTEND GATHERING
AT THE ARMORY.

The Women's Auxiliary of Benjamin
J. Seifert Post, American Legion, which
was temporarily organized at meet
ing in the local Armory, March FL,
when application was made to the
national headquarters for a charter,
received this document, Saturday,
according to an announcement made
to the Review by Mrs. William S.
Cockroft, temporary chairman Of the
organization, and another meeting
will be held at the Armory next Mon
day evening, April Is, at 8 o'clock, for
the purpose of perfecting a permanent
organization and electing perma nent
officers Miss Irene Smith is tenn
porary secretary.
Eligible to Membership.
Women, whose husbands, sons or
brothers are members of the American
Legion, as well as gold star widows,
mothers and sisters, being those women
whose husbands, sons or brothers
made the supreme sacrifice during the
World war, are eligible in the Women's
Auxiliary, and all these women re-
siding in New Ulm and vicinity are
urged to attend the meeting and en-
roll as members. The charter member
ship in the Auxiliary will be open at
Monday evenings meeting as we'll as
at the succeeding gathering, the date
of which will be determined.
To Change Meeting Date.
Aside from the perfection Of the
organization and the election Of per-
manent officers it is proposed to de-
eide upon day for holding regular
meetings in future. Monday evening
has been fixed only temporarily and a
number of members have expressed
a desire to make a change to some
other day Of the week that will prove
most convenient to the largest number
of members.
Purpose of Organization.
As announced in the Review follow
ing the original preliminary gathering,
the purpose OF the Women's Auxiliary
of the American Legion is to render a
similar service to the veterans of the
World war as do the Women's Relief
Corps and Ladies Circles to the Civil
war veterans. It is the hope and am
bition of those interested in the local
Auxiliary to secure every eligible
woman of New Ulm and vicinity as a
member. Cards announcing next
Monday evenings gathering have
been sent out to members of the fami-
lies of Legionaires, but there are many
other women in this community who
are also qualified to join the Auxiliary
These are especially invited to attene
the meeting and enroll in the member.
ship list.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-04-13
"SOME GAME Is
WORKED ON A FARMER
Gets "A one-Csnt Stamp, Minus
..Stick-um,' for Perfectly
Good Veal Hide Sold by
Him.

One of our farmer friends from the
vicinity Of New Ulm, who does not
care to have his name published,
showed US statement the other day,
which he had recently received from
an outside firm dealing in fur and wool,
stating balance due him for calf hide
which he had sent them. The farmer
in question is hard-working, pains
taking and thrifty tiller of the soil,
giving us every reason to believe his
assurances that he had done careful,
clean job OF SHINING the calf. He did
the hide up carefully and took it to a
local freight depot, consigning it to
the fur and wool firm. The freight
bill was sent to the consignee by mail.
After patiently waiting for several
days, Mr.. Farmer finally received the
statement which he showed us, and
which contained the following, very
interesting information: Gross weight
Of hide, Is pounds; less 2 pounds off
for meat; net weight, 10 pounds, at
5 cents; total, IS cents. So far, so
good. Nov: Freight charges, 81 cents;
remitted by stamps, 8 cents, and these
were pasted across the face of the bill
in such manner as to render them
practically useless. Accordingly, our.
friend received just a one-cent stamp,
minus the sstick-um," for the hide, to
say nothing about his work and trouble.
Some skin game, indeed!
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-04-13

dates had no opposition. The third
candidate in the First ward was M.
Casperson, who pc ed 2O2 votes, com
pared with 378 for Mr.: Fialka and 376
for Mr.. Berkner. The proposed
amendments to the city charter failed
Of adoption, not having received a
three ffths majority Of all votes cast,
although more voters favored them
than were opposed.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-04-13

Alexander johnson and Aleis Kosek
Of Lafayette were business callers here,
Thursday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-04-13
MODERN WOODMEN.
PLAN BIG PICNIC.
ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE
NAMED AT CONVENTION
IN SLEEPY YEE.
SPRINGFIELD MAN ELECTED
DELEGATE TO STATE
CONVENTION.

A plan to boost Woodcraft and
one that no doubt will prove very
popular, was launched at the county
convention of the Modern Woodmen
of America, which was held at Sleepy
Eye, Wednesday afternoon. It is
Pre- posed 60 held a big county picnic
during the coming summer, in which
all Of the six Camps in the county are
to participate. A speaker Of national
reputation in Woodmen circles is to
be secured to deliver an address and
it will be made a big day OF celebration.
A committee, composed of Otto Hey
mann of New Ulm, M. Raymond of
Sleepy Eye and r. A. Macho of SPRING
field, was appointed to make all neces-
sary arrangements for the picnic. This
committee was authorized to name a
subcommittee of three members in
each of the six Camps, to cooperate
in making the affair success, and was
also instructed to fix the date and place.
There are upwards of 100 Modern
Woodmen in Brown county and this
is the first attempt to hold a county
picnic. It will no doubt prove to be
a splendid open-air gathering.
Elect State Delegate.
The principal object of the Sleepy
Eye convention was to elect a delegate
and an alternate for the state conven-
tion to be held at Virginia, Mimi,
June 4. Clerk Fl. G. Petersen of the
Sleepy Eye Camp called the meeting
to order and the convention organized
by .electing M. Raymond Of that place
chairman and Clerk Hubert Berg of
New Uln as clerk. City Attorney
Albert Hauser Of Sleepy Eye delivered
a brief address of welcome, followed
by short talks by others.
r. A. Macho Of the Springfield Camp
was elected delegate to the state con-
vention from Brown county, and
August Niemann of the same place
| was chosen as alternate. Springfield
was designated as the place for holding
the next county con vention. G.
Supper and Program. I.
| After the convention adjourned, a
pleasing social program was carried
Iout, consisting of addresses by w. r..
Hodges, Mayor-elect G.. C. Hansen,
alderman F. e. Beech, all of Sleepy
Eye; Attorney George D. Erickson
and Charles A. Stolz of New Ulm, and
others. The Woodmen Quartet, COM
posed of Frank Scobie, Marshall Beach,
DR. Rounds and r. A. Palmer, with
Mrs. Scobie accompanies, rendered
several splendid vocal selections.
The program was followed by a
1sumptuous repast served the visiting
delegates by Medsames Raymond,
1 Wentworth and Laid Of Sleepy Eye,
which preceded a .talk fest" presided
over by w. R. Hodges About dozen
after dinner talks we're made, all OF
which were calculated to create good
fellowship and good cheer. The en-
tire affair was greatly appreciated By
the convention delegates, who pro.
nounced it decided success.
/; Remember: :.You Can Get It Ii
New Ulm.,:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-04-13

. Miss Mary Korbel and her sister,
Mrs. Clifton p. Smith, attended the
Knights Of Columbus carnival at Man
kato, last Tuesday afternoon and
evening. They report having enjoyed
the affair very much. Mr.. Smith ac-
companied them to New Ulm Tuesday
night.