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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-03-14

son OF the sllied nations passing thru
may kneel and say . prayer for those
lost upon the field Of battle. Besides
this altar are several affairs of differ
emit patron saints and people. Also
several tOmbs Of me1 held high in the
church. Directly above the great al
tar is . great pipe organ while other
smaller mes are At different places.
In the front OF the church which is
built in the shape Of q Roman cross
is q beautiful Rose window while At
each end OF the cross parts two others
which have been removed to safe keep
ing. During the war the front en-
frances we're protected by sand and
stones against enemy attack SO that
the entrance was by q tunnell
In the pantheon de Ia Guerre'' are
some paintings Of prominent civil and
military men OF the present day and
also q large painting OF the War with
the returning victorious armies of
France as . central painting and the
different Allied countries adjoining.
The background is the country of
France showing the railroads. wagon
roads, cities, etc. Some of them are
Sc painted that they appear to be
0D6It lIOIl VlIC pICtuIO. LII I'll tuCFO
are paintings of 6OOO people taken
from actual photographs. In front of
the u. s. section are two field pieces
with . caterpillar tread that appears
to be the real guns standing out in
front Of the picture.
Like the entrance to s'Notre Dame"
the tomb Of Napoleon was covered
with sand and rocks to protect it from
hornhc 81 ,x,o r>o,,l1 not sro% n,,a cf .,
view of it as the wOrkmen were re-
moving the sand while we we're there.
While riding from the arch of Tri-
umph" to the place LIE Concorde''
we were arrested for speeding but it
the .Avenue de Champs Eleysius" in
At the "Place LIE ConeOrde' and
"BasnlIe" as well as along the aven-
ne just named ire many guns INC
war machines captured In this war.
One of the places we saw that I did
not name was "Hotel Leo Invalides''
which is used now rs q soldiers home
for old soldiers of the Franco-P rus-
sian War but will be used IS q mus
cum after they are gone. In this
building is the drst aeroplane that
00R0s M kAOtk40As - XSVANA xANOs
who brought down 10 planes, used is
hanging decorated very profusely.
There are also several German aero
planes in the same place - we'll as
many captured guns and q tank.
/ left Paris Monday evening Ut sos
p. M. and arrived here 1t 1880 A. M.
Tuesday, l vas tired when reached
the ship and was glad that vas back
hnt vOaroA Tia IN tAk0 nnnAhop ~ n
when l would have more time to see
things. The trip cost me about SJ4.CO
outside Of OH. 10 / paid for , watch.
cannot describe al OF the build.
ings without some time to work out .
system 70 work by. / am going to
outline each place and make notes on
it and when have time will enlarge on
them.
Your loving brother,
B. G. Raymond, ID class Woman.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-03-14

extremely magnificent. Some of the
work being The best in the world. In
one OF the rooms on the second moor
IL : piece Of bronze ~statuary which
is cut out Of solid bronze and which
took the sculptor many years to COM
plete.
We reached tho r. M. G. A. hotel
at 5:15 r. NJ, , very tired group OF
boys yet none regretting the trip and
some declaring they would like to
make another one. | immediately
started for my hotel where | remained
the rest Of the evening, too tired to
see anymore that day. despite the nct
that / wanted to go to the Opera
that evening.
The next day being Sunday | did
not awake till $50 A. NJ, SO remained
at the hotel till after dinner then go
ing 10 tho ..Gare de st. Lazare" and
boarding . special train for the 'COl-
ombes Stadium where l witnessed
my first football game. A team from
here played q team from the 3 Div.
the team from here winning by q score
Of 1910. The field was very muddy
and it Is q wonder that they were able
to play at all. One of the best plays
of the game vas q sixty-tive yard
dash which ended in q touchdown for
st. Mazaire made by Eddie Mahan an
e~x-Princeton star. Both teams did
some hard playing and both deserve
much credit. A crowd of about 1000
Witnessed the game.
Monday morning | tried to get q
ticket for the motor trip around the
city given by the Y. NJ. &. A. but be-
fore / could get to the counter they
had sold oil tickets for both after
noon and evening SO four soldiers
and myself hired q taxicab and fol-
lowed the Y Bus. Our trip included
much of what l saw while walking
around Saturday morning, but while
seeing the different places in the morn
ing we did not enter any OF the build
ings nor did we have q guide to tell
OF the history and other things con-
nected with each place.
Among the places visited was:
ssN0tre Dame" pantheon de to
Guerre," one Of the government build
ings il which tho civil court was in
session, "Napoleons Tomb" "Place
Il Concorde," arch OF Triumph"
"Bastille," LA Madeline" "Hotel
dc ville," "Grand Palace" ''Eifel
Tower" "Trocadero," ssOpera,'
"Church OF st. Gervais," the only
building In Paris hit by . bomb,
'sststue Of Washington" "Chamber
Of Deputies, !" bridge Of Nicholas II
Gar Of Russia" and many others.
Some Of these We entered while others
were only viewed from the cars.
"Notre Dame,'' the first one we en-
tered, ID one Of the finest Cathedrals
In the world, In fact, l think since
Rheims has heen destroyed it il the
finest. II Is Ia this church that the
orieinsl crown OF thorns il supposed
20 8 lying having been brought from
To Holy Lands at the time Of the
French Crusades To describe this
place would b . story In itself 30 I
will just mention some OF the details
OF greater importance.
Upon entering this church one pas
20 BY . small altar where any per-
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{Continued frOm let page.

olH1i6 md tlhe ststuary symbolic with
- hall ia which IL ID placed. Some
~ ~ painengs that were considered
Il 10y valuable have been taken out
I'D stored away for safe keeping else.
Wheee In the city or Ia other cities.
"a, The right wing OF the Pslace is
80 chapel which ri used by the
Kin9s and their immediate followers.
1her3L 10 : large pipe organ directly
above the altar while somewhat 10
- roar on each side are small affairs
whote the King and Queen sat during
10 Divine services. Il Is said that
When mass vas held the people did
nOt look ct the altar but At Louis XIV
instead.
Passing back through the rooms
which We had come We descended the
nsrble stairway, emerging from the
building. and crossing the marble
court aXain entering the Palace. this
tfmo In the left wing. The first floor
Of the left wing like that of the main
building and the right wing contained
no room OF much value SO we ascend
ID the princess Stairway to the
1hird floor where we passed into the
ssHall Of Battles.n This hall 10 di.
rectiy above to "HAll OF Glass"
Hail OF War,n and Hall OF Peace
Upon the wallis of this hall are paint
i1gs Of Battles In which the French
have fought and have been victorious.
Tho paintings are arranged In chron-
OlOgical order in reference TO the
battles and begin from $50 A. D., TAX
1ng up The different battles up to the
last oottles Of the Franco Prussian
Var. ~ IN The smaller halls, some
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-03-14
Al TENTl0N!
Ladies

Have you examined the unusually large line
~ 6ilka, Qrepes, Oretons and Curtain goods
now On display We will be pleased to
sShow you these goods. as well as q fine line
- new Casemeres and Serges Of all colors !,
We also have q particularly fine line
- Hoisery and Corsets, which we
want you to see.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-03-14
G A L
You Can Get
the Best Steam !.
and Heating
Coal at the
Croa1 Elevator

Goodman & Hendrick
Dentists and Dental Surgeons
Office in First National Bank bid,
Grant County Phone No.64
Milbank South Dakota
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
JACKSON GRAND JURY
BRANDS CERTAIN DANCES
IF O would keep

JACKSON, Mist,, Nov, e. (spl)-
The shlmnly, the camel walk, the cheek
dance, ana similar variations Of the
terpslehoreAn art, have been judieially
branded by the Kinds county grand
jury sB vulgar, Immoral ana Indecent.
/, its final report 10 Judge Potter the
Grand jury vigorously ~denouneAs these
dsnees, declares that They are prevalent
In Jackson, and urges the fathers anu
mothers OF the c,ty TO take stsps ier
their suppression.
The grand jnry also found that the
devotees Of John B~Arltyoorh In this e,ty
arc finding moro or leeB Accepta1lt sub.
s~titutes in tho use OF Jamaica ginger,
juniper juice, and flavorink extracts al.
legged 70 contain from IS TO % per cent
alcohol. and declares that these bever-
ages do rs6re harm than whisky,
Afttr investigating ststp institutions
In Jackson tho jury found that All are
vel managed, but sadly N need OF
FUNDS for prdper nlaiil0rehco, and o6.
olarts that the legislature has not made
adt1uats appropriations Tor their sar.
port The renort rays that the state
Charity hospital needs a new boiler ana
equipment, new cooking range. new
hath room in surgeons dressing room,
new refrlReratots and Kitchen boxsk;
that the Blind institution needs a bath
room In thA pov'a dornitefy. that the
insane hospital should have a new
dairy building, ss the preesht one Is
leaking and ~unsanitsry, and the laundry
and Kitchen should be thoroughly over.
hauled and repaired,
The grand jury kiyAg o, X. TO tht
books OF the officisih Of Kinds o5unty,
II maintenance o. public roa6s. with thu
exception Of the road from Clinton C
RAYMOND. Ana says that both city and
county isils are In Ganitary condition.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26

To keep the kidneys clean, drink
plenty of water between meals;
also, if you wish to eseane half
the ills which cause early Aeaths
from kidney disease, affections Of
the heart, rheumatism and govt,
drink a pint Of hot water a half
hour before meals. This with
regular out door exercise, sensible
food and occasionally taking
"Anuric" (anti- uric .acid) before
meals for q few weeks at a time,
there is no reason why . man
or woman should not live to be a
hundred. Doctor Pierce's Anuric
stimulates the kidneys, causing
them to throw out the poisonous
uric acid which causes US to have
pains in the back, lumbago, rheu-
matisn or govt.
"Anuric" can beobtained at almost
all good drug stores; or send 10 cts
to Doctor Pierce's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N, Y, for trial package.
1t always benefits and often curea
the cause of kidney disease, a
well as rheumatism and govt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26

BE A
LOBSTER +"

Don't be a lobster, because he
goes backward when he wants
e go forward! Improve your
health and cast out the poisons
10 the system, keeping your.
self inwardly clean with a good
laxative. If you can't sleep
Rights, if your head feels dull
end thick, it may be due and
probably is--to auto intoxica-
: ton. This is the time to heed
the warning, do not hesitate to
take castor oil or that weIl-known
tiny pellet made up of May-apple,
aoes and jalap, and sold by
esvery druggist ID the land as
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
The body is a highly organized
machine of complicated parts in
which the stomach, liver and kid
neys work for the common good.
If you clean the stomach, liver
and bowels occasionally with DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets you can
keep well.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
GLASS TO GO ON
COMMITTEE
Service Of Virginia Scion Is
Deemed Of Value In New
Fiscal Legislation.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Alt was
learned last night that Immediately aft
Ell Secretary OF the TroAsury Carter
Glass takes his seat as a mensbar ~ tile
United States senate 70 succeed Thorn
as S. Martin, OF virginia, lie will be
named a member Of thei senate select
committee on the budget. 10 offse,
the selection Of Mr.. Glass, ahe is q
Democrat. Senator William :. EenyeT,
4 Republican OF Iowa, will also be ab.
olnted q member Of the cGn1mittee.
The selection Of Secretary Glass aud
Senator Kenyon will add 70 the list 81
exper ienced legislators that Senator Me.
FotHiek has assembled to serve on hia
committee.
The senator from Iowa has tor years
made q study 81 European hudkst sys
ems ans Is authOf OF 4 budget bill
introduced at the present session "
congress. Mr.. Glass gained a thorough
familiarity with the financial needs u
TINS country through 10 years of serv4
Ice as a member of the hUHs.4 Of repre-
@ntatives. During this time ne TaS
4 member of the important nurse bank
lng comnltttee. He was chairman d
his committee when selected t. sUecaeG
William C. MeAdoo as secretary NJ me
treasury. While & memler of the house
he was a leader in tNA f,ulMlrg ant
passing OF the FEDERAL reserve law. y
40 secretary Of the Treasury Nj. Gas.
was responsible fer ,tTnAlhg Hp lhC
terms OF the VICTORY Liberty loan N
addition TO this he has CoasistSntiv ga.
voeated the adoption or n huj r { sys.
tenn by congress-.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
JACKSON WANTS BIG
METHODIST HOSPITAL

JACKSON, Mics, Nov. %, tSpl)~-
Committees OF the board OF trade are
engaged in a canvass Of the business
men Of the capital city Ia an effort
10 raise sufficient funds TO guarantee
the erection here OF the $500, 900 hos.
pital to be erected BY the Methodists
son ewhere in tho state,
Jackson ia centrally located and a
building sta here has Already bean nadt
available, thus leading business man
generally 90 believe the new institution
Will be located here. Attractive terms
will be offered to the Methodist con
mittee having the selection Of = site
in charge
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
EGYPT SENDS CRY
FOR HELP TO u. S,

PARIS, Nov. 2e-.Said ZaFloul Pasha,
president Of the Egyptian delegation 10
the peace conference, has sent a caple-
gram to President Wilson declaring that
as a result Of faith. in his principles ana
olaining tndependence. the Egyptians
who fought beside tho allies now find
themselves the objects Of barharous
trtateInent at the hands Of the British
authorities. The communication saYs
in conclusion.
THE bloody scenes which EGypt,
powerlesh, witnesses today solicit Your
attention. We sdJure you not to leave
the Egyptian people alone against In, !.
plAcablN England"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
MkRTEN SAYS S0VlETS
WILL REDEEM BONDS

NEW YORK, Nov. ?e.-Thd BolshoviRy
do not intend 10 rsp0diate 800, 900 900
worth Of bopdE issued W the imperial
and provisional governments Of Russia,
AZ reported, according to Ludwig G. A.
X. Martens. Eelf.Btylsd soviet ambasgs-
dor 70 tAk United States,
TeStifyinr today at a hearing held
BY the Joint lesislatiy4 committee IN
NestigatihE rsdicslisn ia this state,
Martens asserted that although the
sovitt government Rad been authorized
b tie ail-Russian congress Of suvieta
10 fApudiate obligations contracted in
preceding regimes, IL 6id not intend Il
take advantate Of this permission.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
Favors Budget System.

II am heartily in iavnr " A budget
system. Without effective control over
governmental expenditures OF them to
tle governments income. we shall bring
down upon i heads the splendid
structure which our fathers have built,
and which we have preserved.
"A budget TO be effective must cover
all appropriations and all increases of
appropriations. whether initiated ii, the
executive departments or N congress,
The bureau of the budget should be In
the office of the secretary Of the treas
pry, the officer OF the government
| charged with the heavy burden or find.
ing the means to finance its require
nlents.
The division of responsibility Is the
bsne of our government. IT. is intoler-
able that the secretary Of The treasury
should have no voice in the detalrnina.
ton Of the expenditures of the govern
mtnt. It is intolerable to think that
his function should be merely 70 20 cut
ana borrow money when someone elss
has spent it without consultation with
HIM or consideration OF the means to
raise 1t.
'The preparation Of the budget should
b. the principal duty of the finance
minister We al know that the presi.
dent cannot do this thing. We all know
that a bureau chief In the office OF tht
president would be helpless to assei
his opinion in opposition to the MON.
hers Of the presidents cabinet.
Projects of the government involving
expenditures should be determined In
conference between the members Of the
cabinet concerned and the presidents
| decision should be final.
80 far At concerns the question how
much money can be raised in loans and
taxes and to what amount, therefore.
the total expenditures or the govern.
nsrt should be limited and for al bud.
getary work, the president should OBJ.
tain his advice from the secretary OF
the treasury and not from a bureau
chief appointed for the purpose OF par
alleling the work Of the secretary Of the
treasury.
THE budget plans presented to this
committee DO not contemplate increas.
ing the voice of the secretary OF the
treasury In determining the govern
lnent's expenditures, but on the con.
trsry, contemplate depriving him OF
1 gJtRh NvAtAA Ar Ia -A.A
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
Committee Is Strong,

With the appointTonls Of the present
secretary OF the treasury ard Senator
kenyon, the stnste select eannlttet ~
the budget will have the folloNihE per.
sonnel: Senator Medil ldeCorriick Cl.
linols), ehairThan, ard Senators Srcot
tUtAhl Poindexter WASHINGTON, Len
root (WiscoRsin), Edge New Jersey,
Kenyon Uowal, Simmons North Caro-
lihal, Jones (Nkw Mexicel, Wolcott
CDeiawarA), Hing CUtAh), Glass ttir.
Sinia) and Reyes (New HAripShirel.
Since the house passed the Good hill,
giving to the president a bursHu Of ex-
perts charged with the duty Of pre-,
Tartng the annual financial work, Dian
Of government, Senator Medil Mccof.
mick has hecr CcnfcrTing with Secre-
tary Glass TO determine the general pro.
visions Of the pill that no Viii offer 10
the senate budget committee. Senator
Mccormick introduced a bill At the
present session OF congress calling for
the proposed bureau Of :ha budget in
the office of the secretary Of the treas.
ury."
II is believed that when Secretary
Glass becomes q member OF the select
committee on budget he will lend al
his influence toward placing the rcsten
aibility for the formulation CT the bud.
get with the secretary Of the treasury,
When he appeared hsfora the house
select committee on the bulge at its
recent hearings, Secretary Glass said:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
TELEPHONE PE0LPE
MEET IN COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS, Miss, Nov, 96. tspl -
The initial meeting OF the Association
Of Bel Telephone Employees Of. Nh. Tu-
1asday afternoon and evening w \,
DeAle, manager OF tho local offits and
president Of the organization. presided
and 0 most interesting program wac
Arranged. Among the features OF en-.
tertsinnlent for the guests wll M an
automobile ride over Columbus ana
an tln borAte hanuuct
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
WHY QUARREL

CHATTANOOGA, Tom, Nov, 2s-
Judge ". T. sanford, Of the fedora.
court has tr1otned rho Purity Extract
and Tonic company. Of Chattanooga
from making near. beer under a eartair
reoipA. which ID claimed il an infringe.
rltnt on tho patent OF Max Walltnsteir
OF AL, OF New Yotk.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
PRIVATE A EXEMPT.

BoGoTA, Colombia, Nov. ge.-Goy.
sfnmental DEGREES. published on June
70. nationalzing Oh deposits throughout
to have no bearing on oil underIvins
private property. but only on land ~.
served by the government.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
PERSHlNG IS TO VISIT
FLORENCE, ALA.

FLORENCE, Ale, Noy. 10. (SplD-.
son dam at this piece ana plant No. :
az South Florence early in December,
80 Il vas stated today by Congress.
man Almon, who was a suost at the
weekly chamber Of commerce. dinner
At the ReNder hottl.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-26
DANCE HALLS IN PARIS
CLOSED BY GOVERNMENT

PARIS, Nov. 2e. tfiavas 1-Ballrooms
and dancing schools have bean cIosSd
by q government order because Of ne
coal crisis. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-03
PUBLIC SALE

Under and by virtue Of authority
vested in the undersigned by deed
| Of assignment, dated September y,
1919, by C. G. Leary, and wife, and
IP. Il. I,eary, and duly recorded among
the land records 6 Prince William.
County, Virginia. J viii offer for sale
1T puoiic auction IN
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10th, 1919,
beginning at II o'clock a. M, in the
|tcwn Of Quantico, Virginia, Z Prince
William County, tie following prop
'erty:
One Let oe land, being lot %, in
block Is, Section A, of the plat Of
Quanysicc, wilich lot IS % fees by ITO
feet, fronting on Potomac Avenue, to-
gether with the two-stcry, frame store
building thereon. This building con-
tains large store room in front and
a ware room and three living rooms
IN rear, has nine bed rooms and bath
upstairs, entire building is % by rs
feet, and has water system complete,
and private Lighting plant. Entire
outside and inside and the store
outside sndl inside and the store
room AMI ware room are now being
used as store. Rooms upstairs and
down now renting for $3.50 per month.
Also the entire stock of goods,
wares and merchandise contained II
sie s>id store, together with all fix
cures, an inventory of which shows {
volua CT about $4,000. Net q cert.
worth of this stock is dead stock, a..
in good condition.
Building viii be sold subject t
November 1st, 1919, or tenant VI
remain 1t option of purchaser. I'm
mediate delivery of possession Of {
either property.
Terms of Sale. The lot and buili;r',
VIII lie sold first, then the stock q
goods iE bulk separate, and then both
together, the most advantageous BIZ
being accepted.
Cash for entire stock of gcc@S aa'i
fixtures. Ore-ha!f cash for lot AID
building, remainder in three cqua.
payments in six twelve and eighteen
cao,at!,s, evidenced by interest bsa.irc
notes, secured by deed of trust upon
"he property, OF terms of all cash a
the c,>;;;cn Of the purchaser.
The inventory of this stock Of goods
or tn sock of goods and the build
ny and premises, will be shown t.
any prospective purchaser upon I'D.
,'ic&t:on to the undersigned trustee
For any further information apply t.
thc undersigned.
FRANK P. MONCURE,
Trustco
220-7t. cod Stafford Court House, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-03

L:cutenants Watcrkouse and Con-
n2,ly disappeared six weeks age
while On border patrol duty between
Yuma, Arlene, and San Diego. Ac-
ccrdirg to Richards the bodies were
found by himself and William Rose,
both Americans, when they landed
on the Bay of Los Angeles Septan?beE
% to get water, leaving the steamer
Navari for this purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-03
BURGLARS $4,000 HAUL
Get Watches, Gems ard Jewelry
From Trenton Store

Get Watches, TENS ara !e"sify
From Trenton Store
Trenton, Oct. 3.-Watchc,s da-
mond rings and ether jswclry valued
at $4,000, were ,stclen yesterday
morning from the jewelry store Of
George Marks, No. 122 South Broad
street. The thieves gained entrance
by breaking a lock On iron bars
covering a window in the rear Of the
store.
Evidence CT the robbery was dis
covered by Abram Okin, the mana
ger, waen he opened the store this
poyn;ng. Wllcie trays Of watches
and rings were gone, and silk cur
tains used as part CT the window
decorations were torn Gcwn TO wrap
the i5walry in. From the thorough
ness with which the burglars work
ed, they are believed to have been
professionals.