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The Washington times., 1918-10-30
Two Groups of Skirts
Special S3.49 and $5.98
Exceptional Values for the Month-End Sale
At $3.49-$5.0o and $3.50
Values
At $5.9S-$7.50 and $1,000
Values

The Skirts at S3.49 are wool
poplins, in black and navy only,
with full gathered back and
wide girdle. Month-end Sale
Price, S3.49.
The Skirts at $5.9s are odds
and ends of better grades, con-
sisting of all-wool serges, rich
wool plaids, fine velvets and silk
taille skirts, with full gathered
backs and novelty pockets; in
black and colors. Mone-end Sale
Price, $5.9S. -
PaIaIs ROyaHBarEain Basement.
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64-inch Table Damask
at CSC Yard

Choice OF five good designs
ard now note the quality. or
course. the pricc-69c yards
fer the Month End sale only. to
morrow. In tho FIlais Royal
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1918-10-30
72-nch Table Damask
at csc Yard

There was a time-it is not
noW-that you could buy such
damask at this price. Choice cT
pretty floral designs as in ex-
pensiVe pure lin dHmaSk. Only
for tomorrow's Month End
At eSc ward
The Washington times., 1918-10-30
Bath Robes at S3.SS
A Sale of Umbrellas
at $3.50

Month-Fnd Sale Special
Women's and misses gloria
silk umbrellas: full 26-inch
frame. Choice OF a variety of
neat and practical handles fin
tEhed with bakalite ring or
bakalite trimmed with silk
cord wrist loops and silk
cases II will pay you to buy
now for Christmas. Month
End Sale Price. 500.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1918-10-30
Lancaster Gingham, 1900
Yards, at 29c Yard

The best aprons are made CT
this wear-resisting and fast color
gingham. Choice of all sizes of
checks in the wanted blue and
white combination Regular at
39c yard.
The Washington times., 1918-10-30
Silk Petticoats, $5.9S

Shown in charming array Of styles and
beautiful colors. Handsomely made Of taffeta,
messaline or silk jersey, many with new style
tlounces. $5.9S is a very low price to ask for
petticoats of this quality.
PaIais ROyaILThsrd Floor.
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No. 102-70x70 Cloths. $3.50
70xSS Cloths. $500
7Ox106 Cloths. $500
22-in. Napkins, to match,
dozen -..sss's SosOO
No. 103-7Ox7o Cloths. so
70xS8 Cloths. $500
70x106 Cloths. $500
22-in. Napkins, to matchj
dozen .-.-...'.. .-.-.s. 'eo.0O
No. 112-7ox70 Cloths. $3.50
7OxSS Cloths. $le.50
70x1O6 Cloths. .S12-50
22-in. Napkins, to match,
dozen ................ .SIl-UO
The Washington times., 1918-10-30

The hygienic filling is as soft
and fluffy as down, while the
floral effect silkaline covering
looks like rich silk. A very
low price for knotted
comforts Of such Cd 90
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Sx1s1s RTS1
This
Trademark Is a
Guarantee of
Absolute
Purity

The pictur re sque
scene shows an Irish
peasant woman bring
ing linens from the
mills in Belfast. Into
Delryyale Linens is
woven all the beauty
and romance, the
songs and stories, Of a
people Of age-old fame
as makers of linens.
Derryvale Linens mark
many old aristocratic
homes and establish a
precedent for elegance
worthy of emulation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-08-01
Hard Fighting by
Americans to Hold Huns
CONTINUED from First Page.)

day.
The chief Of staff said that in car
rying out the new policy OF lone army"
the war department intends TO put the
letters "U. s." heretofore reserved for
the regulars on the collar OF every
man serving In the military forces
Of the United States. The sub-desig-
nations Of 'N. G." for national guard
and an. A" for national army will
be abandoned
In the same connection General
March announced that the IL major
generals and the So brigadiers neces-
sary for the new divisions will be Sc
lected from all elements OF the SER
vice.
This statement was taken to mean
that both national guard and national
army officers hereafter will be eligible
for promotion to the rank or general
officers even in regular army divisions
In response to a question, General
March said that where division COM
mander was selected to be a temper
airy corps commander, the command
of his division passed to senior
commander.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-08-01

tiful of all the small islands of the
Pacific, being particularly beautiful.
Miss Vidor Is given an opportunity tc
wear some of the gowns for which she
is famous, including one dinner frock
of brocaded satin with which she
wears pearls and archids. Another
interesting costume consists or a tiger
skin, osft brilliant hued chiffon and
leaves.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-08-01
Aircraft Star Swedish Cook in "How
Could You JEAN"

Swedish Accent Gave Mary Trouble.
Acquiring a Swedish accent-or
what is commonly regarded as such
was one of Mary Pickford's tasks dur
ing the filming OF How Could You,
Jean2" her new photoplay which will
be shown at the Isis theater Friday
and Saturday. 1t was quite task, too,
because there was no one around the
studio to lend aid beyond the sugges-
ton that Scandinavians. lately
Americanized, say ban" for been
fortunately little Mary did not have
to keep up the SWEDISH gate through
out the filming, but ban" received
some pretty harsh treatment while II
was in evidence. In her new pnotoplay
Miss Pickford assumes the guise OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-08-01
The Best Plaster.

piece Of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on
over the seat of pain is often more
effectual for lame back than
plaster and does not cost anything like
as much.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-08-01
Japanese Star in 1.-THE Honor OF His
HouseV

Japanese Star in 1.-THE Honor OF His
House."
The age-o1d situation of two men
and a woman has been skillfully WOW
en- into the plot Of THE Honor of His
House." which is to be shown at the
Bonita theater today. Written by
Marion Fairfax, 1.-THE Honor of His
House" has as its star Sessue Haya-
kaka, the brilliant Japanese actor,
supported by Florence Vidor and an
especially good cast including Jack
Holt, Maym Kelso, Forest Seabury
and Tom Kurahara- The director,
VIM. c. DeMil1e, has accomplished
much In the way OF unusual photo
graphic effects, some Of the scenes
after the wreck of the steamer, taken
on one Of the widest and most beau
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-08-01
MaRcPIcKrOI2D Is How Could You. Jean?'
4AaApTCpAFTne.urv

Swedish cook in order to hide the
beauty which has barred her from the
position which stood between her and
actual want 1t is a. pleasant story
delightfully."- told by an excellent COM
bination of actress, scenarioist and di-
rector. The support is exceptionally
fine, her viz-a-viz being Casson Fer
guson, a talented leading man.
The first of the new Eddie Lyons
and Lee Moran comedies will De shown
also.
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stitute an election.
Section 80. Party State Central Commit
teeman-How Elected.) The party electors
Of each county. at each primary. by the Of
..-.ai primary ballot. shah elect from can
didates proposed as provided herein one
party elector as party state central commit
Jeeman. who shall represent all the party
electors Of his party in such county in the
regular party state organization, and snail
at until his successor is elected, and such
party state central committeeman so elected,
one from cuen county, shall constitute the
party state central committee and shall vote
by unit representation at all committee
meetings.
Section "a. Party State Chairman-How
Elegtcd.) The party electors OF the state,
at each primary, By official primary ballot,
,lgll elect from candidates proposed as
provided herein one party elector as chair
man Of the party state central committee,
VINO shall continue 10 act until his successor
is elected.
sacion So. National Party Committeeman
~ How Ecctcd.) The party electors of the
state. q each primary, shall elect. by od!-
ciui primary ballot, from candidates pro-
posed as provided herein one party elector as
national committeeman and member of the
national committee OF his party, who shall
continue TO net until his successor is elected.
Section G6. Party Committee Secretaries
and Treasures How Elected) The chair
man Of any party central may
appoint his own secretary, who shall DE
chosen from his party. The treasurer of
any party central committee shall be elected
by the members Of their respective commit
.ooa, Each secretary and treasurer shah keep
sui, able record books Of proceedings and
moneys and shall account for funds received
and expended and hand the books and funds
on hand over 30 his successor, and said
BOOKS shall be party property.
Section 81. The party state and precinct
ropo al'0-n elected as herein provided shall
until their successor or successors are
'ectcd.
Section IS. Al committce~ca and party
officers serving at the time of the enactment
of this at, shall continue to act as such
Committeeman and party officers until their
fuoceFsors are elected under the provisions
of this act.
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ARTICLE THREE.
Form of Blanks Eor Individual and Repre-
ecntatiYc PrOnOsals.

Percentage OF SlgnCts Required TO Petl-
,ions of Candidates)
Sec. 80, ln.iyiuual Candidate Proposal
Fctition.) The name of no party candidate
for president, yice-president, presidential
~clcctor, United States senator, members Of
congress. state Offices, including judges OF
The supreme and circuit courts, national
Committeeman, delegates and alternates to
national conventions, party state chairman,
county legislative and district offices, or
member Of any party state central commit
tee, shall be printed upon the official party
ballot used at any primary held, as here
in provided. except the candidates of two
representative proposals within each party
as herein province, unless On or before Jam
uagy first, before the date of the primary,
an individual candidate proposal petition
shall have been filed in the Office of the
Secretary of State. or County Auditor, as
the provisions of this act require, in sub
staGtially the following form:
Candidate Proposal by Petition.
We, the undersigned. qualified party cleo
OF the State of South Dakota. do here
by promulgate the following principles:
Of the proposal is not for candidate for
President or Governor then no statement of
and paramount issue need be
made.)
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ARTICLE SIN.
Official Party Primary Ballot
Color, Form and RepuIation.)

Color, Form and Regulation.)
Sec. 81. Color of Ballots-By Whom De
sIgnated.) The color of the ballots Of all
political parties in this state shall be de-
signated By the Secretary of State. Pro-
vlded. that the ballots of each political party
snail be OF separate and distinct color. Pro-
vlded, further, that when a color has been
selected for a political party, such color
shall not again be changed. Such color shall
be selected upon application of the chairman
oil the party state central committee of each
tary of State shall Immediately notify the
County Auditor of each county of such Sc
lection.
See: So. Official Primary Ballot.) The
official primary ballot of each political
party shall be printed separately in black
INK upon paper of uniform quality and tex
ture; but the official primary ballot" Of
no two political parties shall be of the
same color, or tint. within any one county.
The ballots shall vary in form and size only
require.
Sec. 90. Designation of Ballot.) AT the
top of the ballot shall be printed. in large
letters: words designating the ballot. If a
republican ballot. the words shall be r.
publican Party Official Primary Ballot" Ii
democratic ballot, the words shall be
Democratic Party Official Primary Ballot
ana In like manner for each political party.
Sec. 81. Back of Ballot-How Printed) On
the back or outside of the Official primary
baiiot SO as to appear when folded, shall
be printed the word Official Primary Bal
lot, followed by the designation of the
county where used, the date OF the primary
election and a facsimile of the signature of
the County Auditor of such county.
Sec. 90. Number of Ballots to he Provid-
d. The number of official primary bal
,ots Tor each political party in each cleo
ZION precinct shall be not less than seventy
nVe pailots Tor every fifty votes cast In said
precinct by said political party at the last
preceding general election.
sec. 59, Arrangement of Official Primary
banot and Form.) The official primary
paliot shall be SO arranged and printed that
the hrst column on the left shall contain the
names of the Offices and the number TO be
voted Tor; the second column shall contain
tne names of the independent candidate
VINO nave filed by petition the third column
shaii contain the National and state mlm-
mary OF principles and names Of represent
awe candidates proposed and signed by five
ST. nnie protesting state prpposalmen; hut
the word minority ''progressive' or "staI-
wart or any fractional label other than the
summary OF principles for tho paramount
issue snail not appear i'm the heading: tto
houaa ana last column 20 the right on said
panot shall. contain the National and state
summary OF principles and names Of candid
oi the reprcsen tative proposal signed
ny inc cnairmen and Secretary of the STATE
meeting, but the word smaiority."
progressive,' 'stalwart" or nnv factionnl
.aoe,' other than the summary of principle
Aa. not appear In the heading.
suin Official ballot shall Be in the iSyllow-
FIN
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as to the form of execution and declaration :
and the timely filing thereof shall entitle
the candidate to have his name printed
upon the official ballot used by his party
at the primary in each county in such legis-
lative district. No representative proposal
IF candidates in joint legislative districts
is provided herein. Candidates for legisla-
tive office in joint legislative districts are
required To file as independent candidates at
Section az. Independent Proposal Peti-
ion for ~Judges.) All candidates for Judges
OF the supreme and circuit courts shall on
or before December first, odd numbered
years, file individual petitions in the office
of the Secretary of State and their names
shall apear in the independent column upon
the official primary ballot, but any candid
ate for supreme or circuit court judges may
be endorsed by representative proposals.
Sec. "A. Repre- sentative Proposal.) The
meme of no candidate for president, vice
president. presidential e~lector, United
States senator. member of congress, state
Offices. including judi IS of the supreme
and circuit courts, county. legislative or
district Offices, nor nationa al committee
men, delegates and a!ternates 20 national
convention, party state chairman, nor can
didate for member of any party state cen,
trail committee shall be prin ted in the third
or the fourth column hereinafter designated
upon the official party primary ballot used
ar any primary held, as herein provided,
unless on or before January first prior to
the date Of the primary, except as other.
wise provided, a representative proposal
signed either by the chairman and secretary
Of the party state or county proposal meet
ing, or by five or more protesting state
or county party proposalmen, shall have
been filed in the office of the Secretary of
state or County Auditor. as the provisions
cf this act require, in the following form,
as far as applicable to the Office proposed.
REPRESENTATIVE PARTY PROPOSAL.
We, the Undersigned chairman and secre.
tary of the state proposal meeting Tor, we,
The UNDERSIGNED, five or more protesting
.ounty or state proposalmen) Of the. ........
...-.....-......... party, Of the State of South
Dakota. do hereby certify that the follow
ing principles are proposed Cor endorsed)
for the party platform:
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3D.. ..ss..
p. q. Address
Date

DECLARATION OF CANDIDATES.
| DO hereby declare if nominated and
elected, / Tor WEI will qualify, adhere to
the principles herewith proclaimed and obey
the party recall if invoked against me Tor
us.)
Signature of Candidates Residenc &c
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DECLARATION OF CANDIDATE

DECLARATION OF CANDIDATE.
l do hereby declare that if nominated
ana elected, | will qualify adhere to tho
principles herewith proclaimed and obev
tne party recall if invoked against me.
"'sN"'ure OF candidate Residence
Postofice Address
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CLimited to eight woris)
County Summary Of Principles.
and request that the foregoing names he
printed in a group under said Summary Of
Principles in the (third or fourth column
upon the official party primary ballot. as
representing the aramoun issue above set
forth. TO be voted for at the primary to
be held on the fourth Tuesday in March
next, and, we, each of us, do hereby declare
that we intend to support the principles
and candidates named herein at said pri-
mary. and 10 vote the
party ticket at the following November cleo
ton.
signature of chairman and secretary. or
five or more protesting proposalmen to be
aHiXed.)
Signature County Precinct
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ARTICLE TWO.
ihiiGtory to Representative PARTY oro,,;
ZatiOn.

~ tWr1te in name of Precinct.1
10 vote your choice for nartv ,o,r.,,
central committeeman, write in The name
one resident party elector on the frat
blank line provided below. "'
Also vote for three county prono.aIr,e,
by writing in the names of three resiaent
party elctors of your choice In renrasont
your precinct at county partv propoaaI meotinge
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49, ANSiu'HI party eleCtOr on fLa G..
piank line provided below. "
Also vote for three county nronosaIro,
by writing In the names of three re~;aont
party electors of your choice tn renraeort
your precinct at county partv propoaaI meotinoe
Party COUNTY
Central Committeeman Nup'S
t"rite In name of your choice)
Proposalman. SouH'y
lWrite in name of your choice)
Proposalman. Souh'y
t"r1te in name of your choice)
Proposalman. Ooun'S
tWr1te IN name of your choice,
On this ballet you elect VOW or..
party representatives for the next two vears
oe.ton ~. Duty of Judges and Clerks at
Precinct Election) One Of the iudoes ~
800 o. tne party precinct election shall
write on the precinct ballot the name of
me party and the name of the nrecipct 81
deliver one 10 each eloctor belonyinc ~ ss;a
poItieai party, and said e~lector reoeivirg
saiu paiot snail vote it by writing the
name of one of his marty precin ~ o,oc,or.
IN the Place designated for party county cen
trai committeeman, and by writing tha
names OF three of his party electors in ~
p'aees designated for precinct proposalman.
av"cording to his choice. and after so yo,;nr
the JUDGES shall receive. count .rd 1919,
All fich votes east. The candidates roco;,
ing the highest number of votes cast within
the pallv In the precinct for party central
committeeman and party precinct pronosai.
men, shall be elected. and the iudges ar;
clerks OF said ~eleetion shall at once male
returns, In writing 70 the county a,,di,or
VINO snail st once enter same on the noliti,,
cal record book. =" po"'i-
Any party elector may porpose the name
81 any resident party clector ss cand;Jato
Tor party county central committeeman =.
Droposatman by filing such name or n.roas
IN writing, with the judges Of electi,, W.
shall make a list of the same. whicb sha,I
70 poHted in a convenient place for the ~.
formation of the voters. -
Fry~ept as above provided the nr.o;na.
ballot shall be blank when handed 10 ,hs
party e'ector for the purpose of votinc.
Section 20. Party Precinct Election of
Farty Central committeeman and PronosaJ-
rnen.D On the second Tuesday in Noysr,-
Der Of each odd numbered wear. theyr shaj,
oe . party precinct initiatory election held
IN each election precinct throughout the
tate 10 give the party members emporium.
iEy for representative Organization ~ tha
party aud elect party central comm;tleeoar
md proposairicn. That n shall he ~.
duty ~ the party precinct committeeman
m each precinct b, give ten DAYS notice
either by publication ia q newspaper of
GENERAL circulation in such precinct, or bv
hosting la three public places of the pJace
where such party precinct initiatory election
viii be held. "
Said party precinct initiatory election shall
BE rallied to order at IL o'clock a. m. ~
tue party precinct committeeman, or in his
absSssse BY any party niennber. and shall or
gan,zs NJ eiectsng two judges and two
aorss Of election.
|-I"N NNtFWnW hINf NN.A" M #NffM #|N.# AM =
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secuon 81, Party County Chairmen =.
how Elected.). The chairman of the party
county central committee or each r~oI;tic.i
party shall be elected by the nominated can.
didatef for county and legislative Offices. to-
eether with the elected party county central.
committeeman of the county who shall meet
az "a O'Clock a. m. on the fourth Tuesday
after the primary date in the court horse or
place where the court was last held. at thu
county seat; and a majority vote nf camel
dates ard committeeman present shall con-
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OFFICE

For .................. .......
w d'So cilioI ..."..
For President OF United States
We also endorse. ........
For Vice President of United States
We also endorse ...... .....
For Judge of the Supreme Court
We also endorse ......... ..
For Judge of the Circuit Court
and we desire the following summary of
principles to be placed COR eniorsed) at the
head Of the (third or fourthI column Of the
official primary ballot as representing the
above principle as the paramount issue.
LIMITED TO eight words
National Summary of Principles
""'' $500 $4,000 ".--.." -.''"
Qimited to. eight words
State Summary Of Principles
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central Committeeman
write In name of your choice)
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Frop0SaIman.
write in name of your choice)
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Section 81. County Central Committees
How formed.) The party elector chosen AS
party tounty central committeeman shall
represent all the party electors OF his pre.
cinct, and the respective county central
committeeman within one county shall con-
stitutc the party county central romm;ttso
IN the regular party organization. and shall
vote by unit representation at all meetings.
Each committeeman shall continue To act IAN.
TIL his successor Ia ciccfad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

fraterna
other that interested in this Fundamental problem
We which all will
that
of which hrtyNS
chill idrenbor who life
child the trained
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terate professional aid Volunteers needed
distribute literature various
direct needy
emergency small
and hospital social service
already volume NOW
strength tide ills
Every should belong organization
that is interested society
a will
this work emphasized
the next generation be democracy.
~SA~@e< q 2ns<---~-
Chairman Child Welfare Council National Defense