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WOMEN PEACE UNION
DELEGATES CHOSEN
Second Annual Convention of
Party Will Be Held Here,
Starting Next Saturday.

Delegates to the Second Annual Con-
ventiop Of the Woman's Peace Party.
10 be held here January S, ., 10 and II.
were chosen Mt q meeting of the WASH
ington branch Of the organization yes
terday afternoon in the Ebbitt House.
They are as follows: Mrs. Robert La
Toilette, Miss Janet Richards, Mrs.
Henry Churchill Cook, Mrs. w. Thomp-
son Burch, Miss Aline Solomons. Mrs.
Harvey w. Wiley, Miss Emily Sterns,
Mrs. Charles Edward Russell Mrs.
Jessie Hardy MacKaye, Mrs. C. b,
Granfield, Mrs. Arthur Ramsay Mrs,
Daniel Rogers. Mrs. George Fielder,
Mrs. Mary Setz Parker. Miss Julia e,
Lathrop, Mrs. George Rublee. Miss Alice
Heaven, Mrs. T.. Sheldon, Mrs. Dorothy
Earle, Mrs. M. NJ. Perkins. Miss Ellen
Robinson. Miss cynthia Cleveland, Mrs
Walter Dales, Miss N. Maddox, Mrs
Nevil Monroe Hopkins, Miss Martha
Fairfield, Miss Susan Cuts. Mrs. Nina
Il. Allender, Mrs. John N. Speel, Mrs
ellison Gardner, Mrs. Francis Adams
and Mrs. George Odell.
Mrs. w. Thompson Burch is chair
man of the committee on arrangements
Mrs. John n. speel, is publicity chair
man. and Miss L. 5. Patrick is in charge
OF the committee on churches, and Il
arranging to hnVe peace speeches de-
livered In various churches January 9.
The program as tentatively arranged
includes an informal conference Satlu'
day afternoon, a public mass meeting
in Polls Theater Scnday afternoon
executive sessions Monday, and meet
ings of the new executive board Tues
day.
The Washington delegates are to mee'
at the home OF Miss Aline SolomOns
1905 X street northwest, Thursday even.
ing 10 discuss the recommendations OF
the executive board OF the national or
ganization, of which Miss Jane Addan'
is chairman
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lN MEMORIAM
Dir. HENRY IT LowERy ESIId;Ius JOHNSON

DIR. HENRY LOWERY EkffLIUS JoHNsoN.
Non efbt sed dliiHs."
The lament for the promise OF unfuInIled
burden * the 5obeS sSiosg ever Sssth oa5nes y se
a IKE EeSrst WIN be felt BY All who read
this In Memoriafn," from q grateful
patient 10 a beloved physician. Across the
page Of 4 heroic, devoted, self-sacrinoinG
life may be written IN iliuminatinE letters
ne words q the Apostle, II have finished
q life there ia but one solution. The world
II better because he lived.
The gifted son OF noble parents, at en-
early age he developed traits. showing q
loftiness OF purpose which was 70 make his
whole life well rounded and complete.
From infancy he was reader OF good
books which made his mind alive 70 ap-
20 him. He had strong mentality and d.
versity OF talent which made him q suc-
cess n, everything he undertook With
personal presence and ready pen, he In
spired every one with his zeal and devo-
uOn. With rare skill, that gave him inter-
national fame, he relieved suffering and
prolonged life, thus preaching a gospel the
atheist could neither gainsay nor resist.
Although q deyout member Of the Roman
Catholic Church, his religion embraced the
principals Of all creods In q widely ex-
tended and truly religious sense. During
the summer months he travelled extensive
y and enjoyed 70 the full. with his quiet
OF the Old World. Bestowing smiles and
blessings on those around him, his life
flowed ON IN an uninterrupted stream Of
enjoyment and usefulness.
But the day came when those loving. tire
less utinistrations must cease and the
mild eyes open 70 the realities OF another
world. On the evening Of the 2ist OF De-
cember, 1915, after q short illness, the gem
tie spirit yielded itself 20 its Maker. He
died a he lived, loving and being loved.
CORDEL1A JACKSON.
Georgetown, ID. c.. Dec. q. 1915.
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for each line In excess Of tent
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GERMAN SOCIETIES
PLANNING FOR FAIR
Proceeds for Relief of Widows
and Orphans Of Austro-
German Soldiers.

At meeting OF the German-Ameri-
can Relief Committee last night plans
were elaborated for the "iarhmsrkt," or
fair. which will be held BY German CO.
cieties In the District the week OF
February Il to 49, at Odd Fellows hall.
Martin WIegand. VINO Is IN charge Of
the preparations. will announce the
latter part of this week the names of
those appointed on committees to ham
die the various features.
toward tho relief OF widows ana or
phpns Of German and Austrian soldiers.
The ladies' auxiliary will be assisted
bv members Of the ladies' AID socieues
~ the German churches Ia the city. In
conducting booths I'm other wrYs These
will include q complete Turkish cafe.
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Class Work in Industrial
Home School Suspended

Class work at the Industrial Home
School has been suspended following
the discovery OF one clinical and twelve
carrier" cases OF diphtheria. Cultures
are being made by the Health Depart
ment from the throats Of the boys. The
pupils who have been exposed 70 the
disease have been segregated.
Officials Of the Health Department
said today that the situation ~ not
alarming and that school work proD-
ably win be resumed within day or
two.
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M. SPENCER.

The Worlds Most Celebrated PaImist
and Clairvoyant.
Consult this gifted lady and know what 1915
has IN store for you. Also read some OF 1915
personal recommendations Of her wonderful
ability,
Studio, 1918 18th St. N. w.
II you are In trouble Of any kind. discon-
tented, unhappy, have had bad luck, or any
troubles that annoy you, n. Spencer Will tell
you about them and how TO overcome them.
Her advice and assistance have made thou
sands happy. SHE HAS EARNESTLY DE-
VOTED HER LIFE 10 THE. EXCLUSIVE
STANDS TO-DAY WITfIoUT AN EQUAL IN
HER WORK. She has mastered every Sc
oret pertaining 70 psychlc phenomena, and
has thoroughly developed every phase OF
mental mediumship. ALL WHO CoNsULI
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MADAME will refuse 10 accept any fee unless
she Rives the utmost satisfaction. Hemsm-
ber your prospects Of today may mean your
fortune tomorrow II rightly handled.
THEN WHY DELAY?
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Vital Records
Births.

Births.
Joseph and Ida n. Haislip, girl.
John and Josephine Vaccaro, boy.
John f. and Ora v. Topper, boy.
Samuel u. and Myrtle &. Roberts, boy.
James e. and MaDel Granbery, boy.
Harold II. and Lille ~. Flournoy, girl.
3. Joseph and Mary Farrell, Kirl.
John and Minnie Erdmann, boy.
David and Mary Davis, boy.
Rufus 8. and Aadge Day, girl.
John and Adele Anderson, boy.
Karl and Jennie Sands, girl
Henson and Matte Reeder. boy.
Henry c. and Zlta NJ. Phillips. boy.
Robert and Frances jackson, boy.
Clifton and Eta Jones, girl.
William and Sarah Giles, girl
James and Annie Edelin, boy.
Hepry and Bette Delaney, girl
John and Minerva COfer. girl.
Fred ana Cora Campbell, boy.
Frank and Eleanor Bell, girl.
Harvey A. and Bette b, Berkley, girl.
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OEAtnHe
Euge9ia F. RamO. ss years. Gsrneld Hos
Jamss F. Delaney. q years. GsOrgstOwn Hos
pital.
Thomas E. Byrne, g years. AZ Seventh street
John Il. shaw. a years. 121 Tweuty-thIrd
Ann <. winters. 60 years. $40 virginia ave-
Eliza Shear, s. years. 1909 II street north
Paul r.. Dixon. years. go Sixth street
southeast.
Joseph Demsey, 60 years. Georgetown Hos
Adelaide w. Tiebert 8 years. The Falk-
stone apartments.
Arthur B. clsxtOn. 60 years. ash Tenth
John p. Y. Ritter. Ss years. sOs O street
Kate ate : Sweeney. 81 years. iS Fifth street
Freeman rec Oliver. 50 years. Emergency HOSDi-
Rebecca B. Morris. Is years. lsOs Nineteenth
Joseph r. lamar IS years. I7Si New Hamp-
Ciinton L. skinner. IS years. Government
Edward ]. McGraw. IS years. 100 second
Anna e' II. DemminG. IS years. l1Oi Eleventh
L,ioyd O. Palmer, IS years. vendome Hotel.
Doris II. Waters. months. Sss keefer place
EiijsS hS Bucknsr, 20 years. washington Asy-
Jeanette aS a' Turner. 81 years, sos Freemans
ASry L. Mathews. l year. 1910 Delaware
avenue southwest. ,
Fanney Lewis, years, Children's Hospital.
Amanda Colen, 20 years, sos Barry pace
william ig1 Sstephany. 90 years 81 G street
nsttle Marthews 81 years. 2Oe7 Tenth street
MaPT RGg 9. HerendOn. 50 years, $3.50 street
opSeiia Marshall. IS years, 1871 Fourth street
saTSS nam p. Coates. IS years. Ils N street north
NfSfy G. Baker, So years. lOs street south
west.
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CHURCH NOTICES

Mr.. JOHN p, cHUM, Of California. viii
give one Of hts charming lectures AZ In
n. e.. Tuesday evening" january 4 al !
O'Clock Subjects. "In the Wake OF the Set
ting sun" Scenic and Romantic ,1aifor-
Admission free
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DEATHS

his residence at IIsi New
Hampshire avenue, on Sunday, january q
lal6 JOSEPH RuCkER LAMAR. In the
hdty-eighth year OF his age.
The funeral services will be held on
wednesday, January 5. 1916, At Augusta,
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DE LONG
73O EIGHTH ST NJ w

Nine. De Long can and will give you the
Information, advice and assistance you re-
qutre. No fee in advance and she will hot
accept payment for her work unless you a. E
thoroughly satisfied. you to be the Judge.
Come to her In q spirit OF sincerity and fair
ness with your mental forces concentrated on
the thought that you can, will. ind must be
successful in receiving beneficial reading con :
cerning the matters you wish 90 know %
Nine De Long gives accurate descriptions.
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vice. reliable Information, valuable assist
ance. true facts. exact dates Business. do
mestic, social, love AFFAIR.": changes. health,
unnatural spells, evil tnfiuences. missing
friends and relatives, mysterious conditions.
Investments. speculation. estates; occupation,
Vade, business or profession TO engage IN for
success: lost and stolen articles: about
friends. enemies and rivals (what their
thoughts, actions or intentions have been,
are now or will bel. Full life clairvoyant
reading tells ALL good or bad: no misrePre;,
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rich and poor, colored and white.
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THE RED CIRCLE
By ALBERT PAYsON TERHUNE.

saddle He
VIII NJ Ehchy
ocepyrsht Assrt
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EUR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnished.

1861 d me-, 6r., suitable for small store. SIS 80
liW ID me-, 5r., water and gas. .....,..... u.50
IlO9 ID me-, br., $1l.60; all reduced.
l2S Tth ne, er., reduced TO .....,.,..,,,. ll,is
1870 7th ne, br. reduced to ,.,........,,..i2.Je
Also large stable rear of iii - ne..,..,. 500
Apply Sl4 Nd. ave. n. =.
FOR RENT no RESPECTABLE CoI.ORED
10 Pierres ct. sw,, 3 rooms.....,..,....,.., A.is
1902 n. J. ave, Sc, 10 rooms ..........,.,. lsea
1901 md St Sc. rooms ....,............. C.bS
li2i 9th 81 Sc 6 rooms .....,......... s.E0
li27 9th 81 Sc. s rooms .................. $50
S5Os % 81 NV. 3 rooms ..............,. $50
lOs St. NV store and rooms ......, 1850
Rear lb1 sheridan rd. NV, rooms and
acre ground ,.....,.........-r. o ~
AGENTS CARD ON HOUSES.
IN ST. n. f., 22i-Fivs-rOom brick an mod
ern improvements; good neighborhood; SiG.j %
per month
FOR GOOD CoIORED TENANT.
lI9 A. ST. N. C., large rooms, bath. pan
try newly papered. new cook stove new gas
range and hot-Water heater. Only uS5o
}. c. WELDON CO.. "a Z. capitol.
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SPlRlTUALlSM

MRS, MAMIE STEVES. gFIFITgAI. T5BTElV
Readings daily; seances Tues. & Thurs evea
Fri, pm. Ph. Line. 20lS. 3i5 y. ave. Sc
MRS. ROTHFFssssssinss sn5 R'IlEE Thur. s's@S: sI:..
Non, D. m. 1850 sth st. NV. above Library.
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1EFRIG GERATORS & ICE BOXES

MCcRAY REFRIGERATOR COMPANY.
RefriGeratOrs that are uheQu8ied.
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Ne Bulla ah1 RsDAir RafTt8oFassEA
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BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES

ABLE OPPORTUNITIES
: the following opportunities may
DicatiOn 20
NTTED STATES DEPARTMENT
MILLS BUILDING.
BL&W-I'ree board. lodging and wash
PIPER day. PH-Per hour. B&ls-
furnished house, garden, fuel and milk.
BED. TT. Ady.-Transportation may bs
ierstood that all opportunities are OF
Iired as soon as possible.
makers; 10 molders and coremakeru.
Pattsrnmakers. tsc PHI, moIders q PD;
coremaksrs "a PD. Any Eg. Married or
single hours PD Work on gray iron
DOMESTICS.
Pennsylvania.
Ss7--is7p, Philadslphia Co. one singie wo-
man for Henefal housework, plain cooking.
help with washing. Any Es. IS PW and
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ties does not exceed ten lines. And 10 cents
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CONSULT ZANCIG PSTaHs9 PALMISI
READINGS ONE DOLLAR.
STUDIO S0t 18th st, ". w. Phone N. 4liS
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28

printed upon the official ballot at the sGc-
ceeclng November election, subject 10
PROVISIONS IN Section ol; ana 70 each per-
son ~noin the returns show elected to a
Pals position such as party state chair
Hish' rational ommitteennan. delegate
aho alternate To national convention. a
iGshlai certificate Of election; and TO can
OiuAtts Tor president and vice president
a state party endorsement certificate. said
CFftllC2tes to be duly executed by said
80 al EAssing board under the great seal
b The county can4assing board. as
soon as tAe returns. - any primary cleo
tloH' are C9nvassed, - provided IN this
Act shal likewise issue and mail 10 each
person, whom the returns show nomina-
ted for any county public office. a GER
llncLte or nomination, and certify the
names or such party nominees 70 be print
ed Gnon the official ballot AT the succeed
'nS November election. and to each per-
on. whom the returns show elected 10 any
county or precinct party position Of mi
nority or ma tority PROPOSAL committee
man and county or state party central
Hl'Hlttet mar. certificate of election;
~ - celtlllcates 70 be duly executed by
a'' IohhtN canYassing board under the
seat OF the county
Provided that any party candi-
cate, VINO shall receive a norina tion GER
tlncate TO a public office FOR q term of
iaoie than TWO years. shall be bound and
tu9tf"c so b| the party platform. adoDted
"s majority vote of bis party NJ any
't.tlaFE erection, and approved by a ma
5orliF vote at the general election. during
lis term Of office. and failure 70 comply
there eNlth by failing 10 vote for such party
principles shall subj ect such public officer
TO party recall
Sec l0I Hoh9ays-The days herein ap-
pointed fo- holding primary elections shall
be- legat holidays
Sec le2 General Ele -tion Laws Cow
rf3l--i " Fen)-lhe provisions of the stat
we now In force iu relation 10 holding OF
elecaons, TIE solicitation OF voters at the
Iois, the bribing or attempting 10 bribe
Yoters, the sale Of intoxicating liquors IN
the voting precincts. the manner OF con-
quoting elections and all other kindred
subjects shall apply 10 all primary cleo
IRONS ED unoer the provisions Of this act,
in 80 far a + they are consistent win the
same; the intent - this act being 10 place
taS primary election. except where other
wise provided, under the reculati lions and
protection Of the laws now in force as to
general elections
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28
OFFICIAL PARTY STATE PUBLICITY
PAMPHLET
Published by the Sta,e OF south DAKOTA
Principles and Arguments Of Candidates
In Party Primaries 10 BE Held on
the Fourth Tuesday in March.

sec g. Arrangement Of Publicity Pam
phlef. A--Pamphiet Arranged by Parties
--It shall be the duty OF the secretary oi
state to arrange all party platform prin5
cipies. names OF candidates, cuts and
biographies. and arguments OF party car-
didates of eaCn party separately under
the general heading of the party name
81 ARRANGEMENT Of Candidates Within
the Paify-lnGeuendent candidates names
and principles shah come first followed
By minority committee proposals, and lasi
by the jority committee proposals, VI
her each party heading.
c. Arrangement of Parties in the
Pamphlet--The political party FOR which
the smallest vote was cast Tor governor
al the preceding election shall have It's
candidates and platform published first IN
the publicity pamphlet The party re-
ceiying the next lowest vote for governor
az the preceding election shall have It's
candidate and platforms published next,
and so on, until the party which mas the
largest vote for governor at the preceding
election shall appear last Ia said pUb-
iicity pamphlet.
The secretary OF state shall furnish the
printer the copy for The said publicity
pamphlet hfty-eight days prior 10 the
primary date. and shall cause the same TO
be printed, together with suitable en-
velopes, at the entire expense Of the
state, and forward the same by express
tn numbers equal 10 the total vote cast
IN eash county az the preceding election
copies TO each county auditor in the
state, thirty days prior 10 the primary
date.
Sec. Sc Duty Of County Auditor
(Nailing Publicity Pamphlet)-n shall be
the duty Of the county auditor, imme
diately upon receipt Of the public pam
phiets from the secretary OF state, To
cause the same to be placed In the ac
ca,tpanyinc envelope aud addressed and
matted, postage prepaid. as third class
mail matter. 10 each electcr in hts county
according 10 the poll lists OF the pre-
ceding election and addresses Dbtainable
IN his Office. The expense of mailing
the publicity pamphlet shall be paid by
the county.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28
ARTICLE TWELVE
Party Recall by Party Jury Trial.

Sec. l2f. How and When Invokable-
In the event of any public official elected
upon party platform of principles TO
Wnlen ne Is pledged to adhere. shall fail
advocate by vote or act the principles
OF tRe party platform on which he WIS
elected or which his party during his term
OF once may adopt, by majority vote,
at primary and general election; or in
case OF any party or public officer elected
or appointed who obtained his office
through party election or party endorse
ment is charged with misconduct. or mall
feas1ncc. or crime, or misdeneanor in
office. or with drunkenness. or gross in
competency, or habitual or willful neg
lect OF duty the party recall NAV at any
time be invoked against him by either OF
the two following initiatory methods as
provided in paragraphs "A and b" Of
A. BY written petition signed by
thirty-three (ss) per cent of the electors
OF MS party, within the territory from
wncn ne was elected or appointed giving
the postoffice address. precinct ana co,lns
~ and date OF signing. shall be filed with
the secretary OF state. and a copy thereof
WIN me party state chairman. in case
OF recall OF party state chairman Marty
national committeeman or party repre-
sentatives occupying state, CONGRESSIONAL
or federal offices: and with the county
auditor, and a copy thereof with the par
" county chairman. in case OF county
offices; or with the municipal clerk. and
a copy thereof with the party county
0frlCpS
b. BY written petition signed hy sixfv
six lss) per cent or more Of the members
OF his party state central committee Each
shall add to his signature the mama o.
the county which he represents, the date
OF signing. and his postoffice address in
case OF recall OF party state Chairman.
party national committeeman or party
representatives occupying national. con-
fressionai or state or district elective Of
nces or FEDERAL or state appointiye Of
nces The original of such petition for
the initiatory OF a proposed party recall
shan be fled with the secretary 81 state
ana copy thereof with the party stats
chairman. Tor officers for whom rronosal
rliugs were made in the Office ~ fha sa--
retary Of state; and for county purnos.s
by written petition, signed by stxty- slx
q MS party cotiuty central com rns,,.a
Each party committeeman signing snrh
petition shah add 10 his ssrrat,i-a tha
name O The precinct which be representa-.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28
ARTICLE ELEVEN.
Postmaster Primary.

Sec li3. Municipal Endorsement of
Party Candidates for Postmaster-The
oshcial municipal endorsement Of party
candidates Tor postmaster may be deter
mined by postmaster primary in villages.
towns or cities, as follows:
Sec III Notice of Expiration OF Post
master Commission or Vaoancies-Three
enrolled party electors, of the party
uon2l administration in power, OF any
village, town or city in South Dakota,
may at any time during the sixty days
prior 10 the expiration OF any postoffice
commission, or Immediately upon any va
cancy occurring, call a postmaster pri-
mary for the municipal endorsement OF Q
party candidate for postmaster by giving
seven days notice. by posting notices in
the manner provided in Section - OF this
act said notice shall contain the name
OF the post ONCE. the date OF expiration
OF commission or when the vacancy oc-
CURED, the date set for holding. the post
master primary and the date on or before
which petition Of candidates must be fled
with the municipal clerk
SEQ IFS Candidate in Postmaster Pri-
fslary--( How TO FfisS--Any enrolled. resi-
dent, party eiector Of the national party In
power may become a candidate for post
master by Ming petition with the mu-
nsctpai clerk, together w1tn the executed
declaration OF the candidate. in the form
hereinafter provided. signed by not less
than 20 tsr cent or more than % PEI cent
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28

mary election. who is an employee. shah
he entitled TO the same privileges from his
employer for the purpose OF voting al
primary election as are gwen him by
law at the general election In. November
sec 50 Notice OF Primary Election
Not less than thirty days prior to the
holding Of the primary, the county auditor
shall prepare o notice in substantially the
following form.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28

THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That at Mu-
nicipal Party Postmaster Primary Elec-
ion held under and In accordance with the
provisions OF the party primary election
laws OF the State OF South Dakota, held
AT the. (ctty. town or village) of.........
in said State on the. e.............., day Of
................. b..
the highest number OF votes for the posi-
yillage) OF. f.........-..-.... in said State
That by virtue of said vote the said .
......... receives the endorsement Of his
party and the municipal resident patrons
OF this Post Office foT Postmaster, and
we do most respectfully recommend him
for appointment 70 this position
Municipal SeaD
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28

Notice is hereby given. that a primary
election viii be held at the regular poll
ing places in an voting precincts OF. .....
..-.-.... county. South Dakota, On the
.-.......... day Of March. l9 ., between
the hours of S o'clock "a. m. and 5
O'Clock 10 for me purpose q allowing
the state by a direct vote 10 choose the
paramount issue Tor party platform and
propose their several party candidates for
an presidential. state, congress iDnal, Ju-
dcial legislative and county Offices,
which are 20 be flied by election 81 the
next general election, and 70 elect party,
national, state. county and precinct COM
mitteamen and state party chairman and
delegates and alternates 10 the national
convention
Dated this ........... day Of ...........
1g
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28

Sec. 1913 Certificate OF Municipal En-
dorsement OF Party Candidate. The cer-
candidates shall be in substantially the
following form:
CERTIFICATE OF MUNICIPAL. EN-
DORIS EMENT OF PARTY CANDI-
DATE FOR POSTMASTER BY
POPULAR VOTE
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28
DECLARATION OF cANDDATE.

I hereby declare. II endorsed and ap-
pointed 7 viii qualify and obey the party
recall II invoked agains, me.
Signature OF Posrofdce
Candidate Residence Address
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1916-10-28

Municipal Clerk or Auditor.
Enrolled Elector OF the Party.
Judge Of Election
Enrolled Elector OF the he...........P Party.
Judge OF Election