Argus-Leader from Sioux Falls, South Dakota • Page 8

THE DAILY ARGUS.LEADER. SIOUX FALLS. SLID. KZT01.TEKS COUNTY CLUES WILL CENTRAL SCHOOL Daum, Orson. Ceegh.

Charles Hop well. Margin Jordan, Alf red Koester, Loren Mwedag, Hurjr Moyer, Clifford ray. 1 nr-m Tailurt. Vrb ThOmSOO. Al- Mj-xlco City, jun.

olat.nary chlwfs ,,1 Hon yesterday I' MANUFACTURERS PICNIC NEAR RENNER Plan are aboat completed for the big Lewrt Thongs. Lillian EUingson. Harriet v. f.l kk. one-lialf mil north and three-quarters ef a mil west of Rentier on BaturJay, June 12.

Ttier will be eotorlainmmit for everyone, parent Included. Games of all kinds, race and ball (tames have been arranged for topped o9 by a bit: picnic lunch at noon. Farm bureau members, county commissioners and tat club people will, be bund (o five abort talk to th young people. Calles. provisional rolnUu.

with them of He advised them i chief and a provisional "Hiatal of Mwelos. I1 HERE NEXT WEEK GRADUATES 126 picnic and field day for th entertainment of th member of th Minnehaha county boy and girl Hubs which la to be held at th Charles J. Hanson farm Feller, wuniirea tsg Edaa Haney, Helen Liviogston, Adelaide Maen. Florence Meyer. Mabel Wailtn.

Blanche Smith. I'earl Swoeden, Arti. Hlpaman. Leroy Arneson. Laurence Carroll.

Morris for. Marcus Houge. i'nillip Johnson, Thoraaa Morse, Waido Mc-t-wthm u'lvni Kiaiterv. Claire France. the bigger, aha ef the fartn bureau movement and of the poajtibtllttea of this great farm organization.

The federation la making plana for a big day at Brookings and are sending invitations -to every farm bureau bava one or more representative present to meet Mr Howard, All work will atop In counties where campaigns art under way to allow organisers and so-1 in tor a to, go to Brooking. Among those who will posHibly represent Minnehaha county are County Agent Joe H. Hamilton, Severson. Valley Hprmgs; Sherman Iveraon and Bert France of fttouic Kails; Van Wold. Ttennen H.

N. Dybvlg. Colton; Joha Foes. Sherman and John McPour.el Of Humboldt. Largest Class Ever Completing CHICHESTER Directors of State Association to Hold Semi-annual Meeting Next Wednesday Helena' Bennett, Mable Bucklin, Lena Eighth Grade Work Graduate Today With Exercises filiate Utt lrMjA I What College WM Mean to You CHANCE TO CAIN FRIENDSHIPS OF WORTH-WHILE PEOPLE (Teacher of Knsllsh In East Technical Henjum, Dorotnjr rieaion, aaa.

Helen Florence Strom-meson. Hilda Wlllum. Elvera RandolpB, Anua Siache. William Beach. Clifwa Bellman.

Ernest Brown. MUford Carpenter, Norman Dolittle, Bruce Hinda. Con-r- Halvorson. Robert Lane. John Men-en ga, Leighton Tollefson.

ousel Smith, Oeorge Warden, Richard Wagner, Nel-Ite Basel. Gwendolyn Canedy. Kathryn Dow, France Flint, Vivian HafTey, Hil-ma Hanger, Mildred Hen ton, Jessie Hobart, Be mice HolU. Verna Questad, Mildred Wardon. Mary Wohler.

Ceorgia hwnann Rernard High School. Cleveland, unu Thi I a true story about a man and lemon pie! Wbat Causes Wrinklej? Wbat'i The Re It was on of th before-tne-war Kina of pie, with meringue on It two Inches thick. And It was mad by a college girl, a friend of mine, -who presented it to the man with ber own hand. BAKERS FINISH THEIRMEETING State Association Goes Oat of Ex istence Merges With New Mid-West Organization in mm wrinkles and u.tr'.i. WJ Campbell.

Robert Cotton. Marlon Engle- was Henry Van I'yke, woria-ra-mous poet, preacher, scholar and diplo ture aginr. mal-nutritioii. etc flesh to shrink, lose ilB youthfuTSf ness and firmnesa Tb Ih mat. uln.

aatan the nie. ha Dreached whose word Is la among the specialists In that subject. You -will have opportunities to go into th homes of these people, to form associations of which you will some day be proud. Your own classmates will be worthwhile people. They, like you.

have chosen to go to college so that they can prepare' themselves to carry on the Wg tasks which, are to be done in the world. If you are a quiet girl, you may not at first preciat th apparently frivolous and sophisticated roommate fate has thrust upon you. But when- that same girl la acting as secretary of one of the greatest men In the country, or aa employment manager In some large concern, or la teaching in some important college, ylu will be glad to say you lived with her. she, in ber tiurn. will be proud of her friendship with "you, when you have taken your place among the people who are doing big things.

All of which means that you must overlook -no one at college. For It Is your great chance to meet and to gain th friendship of "worth-while" people. lit "Ughtir and wrinkles or nn t- I One hundred and twenty-six pupils from eighth grade of the CentrU acttool the largest class the school baa ever turned out were graduated this" afternoon wMh appropriate ceremonies in the high, auditorium before a crowd of relatives and friends that lilted the huge assembly hall to the doors. Amos E. Ay res.

president ot the board of education, addressed the class, complimenting tbem on their work thus far in their school career and encouraging them In the further pursuit for educational advancement. Superintendent A. A. McDonald presented the diplomas. The program for the afternoon wag as follows: Orchestra.

Selection. Dancing Irish Lilt. Thomas Morse, Laurence Carroll, Clifford Pay. Songs, Selected. Central School Chorus.

"Encouragement" Paul Dunbar, Florence Harrington. Drill Selected. Sixteen girls. Piano Sola -Queen of the Night." Alice Becker. Address to the class A.

a Ayrea, president. Board of Education. Presentation of Diplomas Supt A. A. McDonald.

The class roster: Archie Bauman, Ira Caldwell. Roland Nut Wednesday tendon at the chamber of commtrn club room, th Ant semi-annual meeting of the Houth tmkota Manufacturers and Km pi oyer. association will be held. A. Kofelty of 8lou Falls, manager of the Northern Mate oner company, nd president of the association, said today that while several matters of rou-tiue note were scheduled for diacue-ion nothing of unusual Importance so far had b'en booked.

Mr. Rofelty estimated that there would be a representative gathering at the union. i The oftVers of. the association are: A. Rofelty.

Sioua Falls, president; Ken Hacna. vice president; eiecotive committee: L. D. Manchester, W. H.

Fouler. A. Hurd, Eugene Saenger. N. MaeMillan, all of fcioua lalls; board of directors: Tft'jltiara Owsley, Aberdeen: CV A.

Quarnberg. telle Fourche; C. a. Htnkley, Brook-. Ings; O.

O. Dokken. Canton; Louis Kek, Flandreau; John A. Sauer, Huron; E. A.

Johnson, Mllbank: A. I. Old ing, Hedfield: C. H. Warren Rapid City; W.

JolinHon. Balemf IX Ourney. Tanktoo; J. W. Dougherty' Water-town; J.

F. Ttuncliey, A. M. Lamphere. Hapid City; T.

Murrln. Lead; K. J. Herrick. Mitchell; C.

H. rarshatl. Hioug Falls; Boyce. hinux ralla. most Inspiring sermon In And he stayed at college long enough for every girl who so desired to have a personal chat with him.

It must be plain that to tleht, skin, makeit fit the face f'J win enenually hateful wrinkle, and bila. And college wiU mean to yon girl who are going tbia fall the chance to meet, in Just such friendly, Informal i way, great men and women. breison. Dana Haaken trson. Marvin Kriens.

Charles Mlcbel, Howard Mader. Einard Mannerud. Albert Renaaa, Amel gmejkal, Howard Zellhoefer. Alice Becker, Dorothy Clarke. Clara Gunder-sonJlaurine Hahn, Pearl Hanson, Alma Hanson.

Juletta Jones, Vivian Kennlson, Ruby Minor. Dorothy Macomber. Ruth Nettleton, Virginia, Pier, Raymond Berry, John. Falrbank, Smyth Davis. Gay-lord Hunter.

Thomas Morgana, Edward Placek. Leroy Snider. Irvln Rue, Norton Roberts. Grant Smith. Wtiraer Utley, Arthur Williaroa.

Florence Becker. Mor-ence Brady, Winifred Baum. Blanche Beck. Elixabeth Rector, Grace Herman. Fl rence Harrtngton, Lowen Lancelot, Kathertne Martini.

Mary Me Mastery Ada Pankow. Dorothy Riddle. Katherlne Relk. Elixabeth Haggar, Nina Sorenson, Virginia Iverson, Flora Buye, Evelyn Olaon. saiiolite in a half wUW fcnd using the solution a.

a 1W The Ingredlenta you can get store, of course. The results aw prising. The skin Immediately up, becom ng firm and fresh ai Kifyo Every wrinkle and sag are affwuS once, More than that. It will mean daily contact with worth-while people. Tour own English professor may be a scholar of International reputation; your biology Instructor, a scientist of renown; your teacher of bom economics, a woman The South Dajuta Bakers association passed out of existence this morning at the final session of the two-day convention when it was merged into what will henceforth be known as the Mid-WeU linkers' a to Include the states of North and South Dakota.

Montana and Minnesota. William Ousley of the Ward-Ousley company of Aberdeen was elected president of the new organisation, P. Drew or Chamberlain vlcw prestdent and C. Anthony of Sioux Falls, secretary. The new association will be conducted on the tone system, each xone to have Its own meetings at regular intervals and all to meet at one central point for the annual convention.

Last evening the two score delegates who attended the meeting banqueted at the chamber of commerce after which they adjourned to the Orpheum. R. W. Dennis as tnastmaster called upon E. Mannig who addressed the gathering.

The convention broke up this after i il THIRD PARTY? WOMEN FEEL' WIN HIGH HONORS AT AUGUSTAN A COLLEGE ACTION NEAR noon. I MUNICIPAL COURT Women of the United State, denied the right of suffrage through the, failure of both parties to seise their op-port unity to have the 3th state ratify the suffrage amendment, may- support a third pi.rty If given any semblance of a chance At least this ta a possibil-l'v. today acknowledged Mrs. Allen R. Announcement Extraordinary Friday and Saturday The Entire Remaining Stock of WOMEN'S MISSES The Jury In the case of Martin Thompson vs.

Gunerius Thompson, both, of Dell Rapid, an action regarding the ownership of a cow, decided late yesterday afternoon in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant. I i 'p ft'- Lawrence fVlcholia forfeited bond -'A TV off $5.90 for violation of the traffic laws. The case of N. A. Anderson Co.

va. Nathan 8. Llepsic and Elmer Ball, the outcome of an automobile accident oc cupied the attention of a Jury until 3 o'clock this afternoon. QTI TT A gentleman from Watertown, who had his automobile stolen from him a few nlghta ago. came to Sioux Falls, and after.

visiting several garages, located his car. A stranger had placed the automobile in the garage and' bad evidently been frightened away as he has not been seen since leaving the machine at the garage. Agneet Matsoa, ef aTaple Vaiedictoriaa. Gexhaxdt SCo.by of Freeman Salutatorlaa. Fellows of Sioux Falls.

State chairman in 8outh Dakota of the national's woman's party, Mrs. Fellows will teave tomorrow or Saturday for Chicago where ishe expects to be present at the conference of women held there Just prior to and durtng the republican national Convention next week. Many women are deeply chagrined, Mrs. Fellows admits, that the suffrage amendment went with such a flourish until the 36th state was reached and with only that In the way, unseen and influences, apparently working through both- the old parties, were exerted to atem the tide that had been running so strongly toward complete enfranchisement. The result Is that although South DaUota like majority of the other states of the: union, now bus suffrage, the more densely pop-i uiated states which require the com-1 plete adoption of the national amendment, are without that right and miliums of women are likely not to be permitted to share fat the November elec-tVon.

The women are left with practically no official part In either the. republican or democratic national conventions thl month. The delay in ratification has prevented them in many of the big states from participating In the election disVgates to the conventions and many of the women have commenced to feel that they can no longer look to either of the two parties to bring about ratification, it la pointed out that Jiouth Dakota leader have done everything possible to assist the women In the long battle for enfranchisement. The republican offlolals in this state have severul times sent telegrams, letters and made personal appeals wherever they might do any good, and used every influence to 'hasten the ratification so that the record in this state, is clear. Mrs Fellows has Just received an urgent appeal from Miss Alice Paul, national chairman of the woman's parly, to be present at Chicago and also to have some influential suffrage women of South lakota there to.

put. on a demonstration to show Just how insistent the women are on gaining their national rlchts. GORDON Jiffy Cushion Slips Washable Seat Coverings You Make the Reduction of While (his step Is qnetloned from the of the South" Dakota women, snd may not be taken by the national Party. Mrs. Fellows Is going to Chicago to confer with the leaders.

The ad Yourself at the- Time of Sale i This offer is made to immediately close out our stock of high grade Suits, and presents a money-saving opportunity that should bring to this store every woman who is planning to purchase a new Suit Our stock is not very big, but for the best selection you are advised to te here early. Sizes 16 to 48. journment yesterday of the leglHlature of Delaware without ratifying the amendment. Is pointed to as conclusive evidence that both the old purtles are -rmitting secret Influences to be exerted toward blocking the amendment at b-ist until after the November election. 1 ich party had It within Its vmet to $3.40 to 58.15 Per Seat reuse ratification by that legislature ye neither one accomplished it.

Mrs. Ft-llows declined to outline any (Infinite course of the. W6men "Much nny depend on what develops at Chl-co" she said today, "and no one Is authorized now to say what will occur tr to predict any certain actton Wo-nn renlixe the extent of the forces fut are combatting tbem and do not purpose to be outwitted." directorsofIfarm RISP, smart styleicool com-vfort and permanent cleanliness for the seats of your car. Yours at tmall cost- no waiting, no bother. Gordon Jiffy Cushion Slips "are removable.

And washable. And distinctively good looking. They add the final touch of dressinessof Ready at vow dealer's, forfaimedi-ate use. No bother or delay. Yoti simply button-hole these crisply-clean, one-piece slips in place on special button-heads, like mny simple garment Then the oil, dust and hidden dirt of upholstered seats a harmless.

No danger of soiling the lightest, daintiest dresses. BUREAU TO BROOKINCS Minnehaha Connty Oncers Expect trim, clean styleto any motor car. EVERY 5 29.59 SUIT, t2 PRICE. EVERY 35.00 SUIT, i2 EVERY 42.59 SUIT, i2 EVERY 43.59 SUIT, i2 PRISE. $24.75 EVERY 59.59 SUIT, i2 EVERY 64.59 SUIT, i2 EVERY 79.59 SUIT, i2 $33.75 EVERY 89.59 SUIT, i2 EVERY 3.59 SUIT, i2 PRICE.

S49.25 EVERY SII5.C9 SUIT, i2 $57.59 EVERY SI35.C3 SUIT, i2 $S9 to Attend Inangoral Ceremony for Dr. Johnson Washable-On and Off in A Jiffy family wash'-or send them to th laun-dry-withoat the slightest misgiving. They wEl corns back as fresh and attractive as the day you bought them. When Gordon Jiffy Cushion Slips art soiled it is but tht work of moment to remove them for washing. And because they are made of durable, materials yon can drop them into the Directors of the Minnehaha county irm bureau are planning to go to on Monday, June 14, to hear R.

Howard, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation deliver th In iugural address of President Willi V. Johnson of State college. In the afternoon he will deliver a special address to directors of the federation and representatives of county farm bureaus from all over the state. South Dakota Is fortunate In having Mr. Howard visit the state Just at this time when the state-wide membership campaign Is opening according to Cotiri-ty Agent Hamilton.

He la regarded a is big man, a clear thinker and an ef-ifectlvft speaker. He will be able to give South Dakota people a vision of Gordon Easy-on Tire Covers Don't carry uncovered fepare tires. Protect them from tha feather "with Gordon. Easy-on Tire Covers and pA. greater mileage.

Easy-on Tire Covers are made of either duck or drill, tor any type of carrier or wire wheel. Price $130 up. This sale is held with the sole purpose of closing out our Suit stock. Therefore you will realize we cannot accept any Suit purchased in this sale for return, refund or exchange. Every sale must be finaL Tho J.

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T. Ryan. Mannix Auto Co. Larson-Brooks Auto Co. 110 SOUTH PffiUiPS AVENUE.

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