The Washington times., 1924-07-17
CONTESTS
FEATURE KAHN
! EXCURSION
Cash and Merchandise viii be
Awarded Winners 81 Chesa-
peake Beach Games

Scores Of prizes IN cash ana ner.
chandise win be awarded winners
Of the sixteen special feature events
at the annual excursion to be given
600 employees cf the s. Kann Sons
Company department store By the
management on Saturday 1t uhes-
apealEe Beach. The prizes have
been donated ~ members of the
firm and buyers at the store.
All Of the expenses Of the en-
plOyeg on the outing win be paid
by the manage rnent, which also Is
distributing free tickets to all Of
the numerous boardwalk arsinse.
Ynents. A thousand whistles, noise.
makers and other favors win be dis
tribnted to excursionists just be.
fore the departure Of the 10 o'clock
train from the District Line. Most
OF the employees viii take this early
train 80 90 to get IN q full day Of
pleasure at the bayside resort.
Members 81 the firm are taking q
keen interest IN the excursion and
will see that every enploye has =
good time. The Mutual Benefit AZ.
sociation, composed Of employees Of
| the store has been asked to arrange
all details Of the outing.
no Take Group Pictures.
A group picture Of the employees
win be taken as soon as the first
train arrives ct the beach. Then
will come the atfletic meet, with
sixteen events scheduled. From 2
~.GaYsx.l. Sit .s.A
exclusive use Of the dancing pavii-
ion, during which period prize
waltz contest will be etaked.
The following feature events and
prizes have been announced:
Mems race, free for all-first
prize, s. cash; second prize, So cash;
third prize. 50 cash, all donated by
3. p. Burgunder. member Of the
firm.
Women's race first prize, SO in
merchandise donated by Miss Anna
Hagan, buyer; second prize. pair
Of gloves donated by George Seitz,
buyer; third prize, pair OF hose also
donated by Mr.. Seitz.
Stout ladies' race first prize q
pair Of S1O.95 Madame * corsets, do.
mated by Miss Ada I.auton, buyer;
second and third prizes, each d two
pound box Of candy, donated by a.
Sinsheimer, buyer.
Race for boys over ten--first prize,
So in merchandise donated by James
MacFarquhar, buyer; second prize,
80 In cash donated by S. Kann,
member Of the firm; third prize, So
In cash also donated by Mr.. Kann.
Race for boys under first
prize. 50 in merchandise donated BY
Charles Sengstack, buyer; second
prize, 81 in merchandise donated by
Mr.. Sengstack: third prize, two boys
DOCKS donated by Simon Nye, buyer.
Race for Girls.
Race for girls over 10.-First
prize. $e.s5 overnight bag. donated
BY Charles whalen. buyer; second
prize, S. in merchandise, donated
by s. FeIdman. buyer; third prize.
50 in merchandise. donated by
Mr.. Feldman.
Race for girls under 10.--First
prize, IS in merchandise, donated
by James Boyce, buyer; second
prize, two pound box Of candy,
donated by Mr., Sinsheimer; third
prize, one-ponud box Of candy, do
mated by Mr.. Sinsheimer.
Prize waltz Mans prize, IS gold
piece, donated BY Sol Kahn. NOM.
Der Of the firm; lady's prize, $40
hat donated by Frank Murphy.
buyer.
Tug-of.war-S2o in cash to be
equally divided among members Of
winning side; this event open to
men, women, boys and girls.
Potato race-First prize, So in
merchandise. donated by Thomas
Finnin, buyer; second prize. So IA
merchandise. donated by Mr.. Fin.
min.
Egg race-First prize, $6l In rner.
chandise, donated by Julius ST.
mons, buyer; second prize, IS in
merchandise. donated by Richard
Furlong, buyer; third prize, two.
pound box Of candy. donated by
Mr.. Sinsheinaof.
WheeIbarrow race-First prize.
pair Of $7.95 shoes, donated by
Samuel Splitter, buyer.
Other Prizes Donated,
Other prizes, to be announced
later, Will be donated by the fol.
lowing buyers: Misses Margaret
Hcyt, Agnes Heating, Belle Gold.
man, Anna Calvert, Chrissie Her.
mann, and Gussie Sauer and David
Ross and Julius Herschberg.
The excursion COMMITTEES il com.
posed Of William r. FrieI, chairman:
George s. DeNeale. store superin.
tendent; N. Jaillet, C. Lightner, Miss
A. Dean. Miss !. Randall, Miss 8.
Reinhart, II. A. CasseII, M. 3. Trice,
~. 3. Norris, 0. #. Ballou, L. Pearl,
]. Wilson and B. Troutman.
Officers Of the Mutual Benefit
Association are M. Jaillet, president:
Miss A. Dean, first. vice president:
@. Lightner, second vice president:
Miss 8. Reinhart, recording secre.
tary; II. A. Cassell, secretary. ana
Miss I. Randall, treasurer.
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