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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-15

OF more tan rour day. Membership
figures have not yet been complied, but
when IL Is realized that at least ten
women are a necessary requisite for
the formation OF any one auxiliary
unit Of any American Legion post it Is
seen that probably 10000 or 1900
women were thus indirectly associated
with the legion through its auxiliary
units before the end of last month. To
what proportions this total will have
grown i'm another six months Is for ex-
perts TO say. but an estimate of 1000
units with a total membership of more
than 5000 Is not considered extrava-
CANT. -, .~,ys.sfiElss.
Minnesota, with an aggregate Of 70
such units completely organized. has
substantial lead over all other states
In the Union in the matter Of arouslng
It's women relatives OF former fighters
to realization Of their privileges and
opportunities for constructive social
and economic service through direct
liason with the legion in its avowed
"war after the war" for 100 per cent
~
100000 members In more than 1000
posts throughout the land are unquali-
hedly committed.
Massachusetts, with Ga chartered
auxiliary units. is only II behind the
leading state while Pennsylvania, with
40 and rapidly organizing new ones,
gives promise of giving the other two
a hard race for first place before the
summer Is many weeks older
The complete list of units chartered
on May In the different states fol-
lows:
Alabama, I +; Arizona, 8; Arkansas,
4; California 20; Colorado, 10; Con-
necticut, 2; Cuba, /; Delaware, 2 Dis
trict of Columbia. 2; Idaho. II; Illi-
nois, Az Indiana, 27; Iowa, Sc; Kan
sas, % Kentucky, 4 Maine, 49, Mas
sachusetts. "a; Michigan, "a Minneso-
Ia, IS; Missouri, 10; Montana. IT Ne
braska. %; Nevada. Z; New Hamp-
shire. IL; New Jersey, IT; New Mexi-
co, /; New York, 80; North Carolina.
!; North Dakota, %; Ohio, u; Okla
homa, 49, Oregon, IA; Pennsylvania.
45; Rhode Island, ]; South Dakota,
%; Tennessee, l Texas, 3; Utah. i;
Vermont, 3; Virginia, IA; Washington.
80; West Virginia, /; Wisconsin, II;
Wyoming. 3.
Mrs. Frank Moore, 'gold-star
mother" whose son. Frank Murchison
Moore, lost his life when an American
arplane was shot down near Fismes,
France. on September 2, 1918, Is the
head Of the women's auxiliary OF
Thomas Dismuke post No. 80, AT Hous-
ton. Tex, which now has paid-up
membership of more than two hun
dred. This is said to be almost double
the membership of any other auxiliary
unit in the state of Texas.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-15
Hall Gaines Title.

Sir Hall Game has written TO q
Msnx paper which had Familiarity ad-
dressed him as "Sir Thomas" there
by going back to the name by which
I was known among my ain folk when
l was a boy"
lie wishes TO hallmark mis- name
which stands for forty years of friend
ship. successes (which have been
sweet. and perhaps for some failures
that have left no sting"
SO he udds: please let II BE- Hall
Caine. with or without the prefix
London Chronicle
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-15

can Legion nation
al headquarters at
indianapolis show
there are more
than eight hun
dred of these in
existence through
out the country at
the present time,
and requests for
temporary char
ters from new
ones being formed
are coming In al
- 49, ~
the average rate
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-15
Benefit Program Plans.

Posts wishing To- learn Of the pos
sibllitIes of "A theatrical program
should send for that recently Issued
by George A. Amole post No. AZ Of
Potts,own. Pa. The ~ pages issued
In connection with the presentation by
the post Of cover There-Over Here"
were made to carry, in addition To n
wealth Of advertising. the program
proper photograph Of Commander
D'Olier. the cast Of characters and
prominent local officials, with n short
history OF the post. a photograph and
history Of the two companies forming
the post.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-15
at Looked Like a Battlefield in
Europe" Said Mr.. c. Dunster

"Was staying at hotel in a small
Pennsylvania town. Early one morn
ing | went TO the stable to hire a rig
and was shown a pile of dead rats
killed with RAT-SNAP the night be-
fore. Looked like a battlefield in
Europe"
Three sizes, 25c, soc, Si.00 Sold
and guaranteed by f. c. Clapp and
c. Murphy.-adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-15
Che:
D /. Legion
MORE THAN 800 AUxILIARIES
Wcmen's Organizations Request Char
tiers at Average OF More Than
Four Per Day.
Copy for This Department Supplied by
National Headquarters or the
American Legion)

Records on w0men's auxiliaries In
the statistical division of the Ameri-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-15
Ills Blamed 70 Rats.

Besides damage to food. rats bring
the dreaded bubonic plague. trichi-
nosiS. scarlet fever. typhoid. dipbtheria
and many other infectious diseases.
Mir Worthlngton says that "of the
thousands OF fires Of unknown origin
having their origin In the walls. attics
or ceilings. probably 90 per cent are
due to the material accumulated by
rats-fnainly by spontaneous ignition"
Coming-Next Thursday and Fri
day, "Eyerywoman," Strand.-adv
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20
Hunter to Move Granite Works

Definite decision was made by
Robert Hunter Of Ortouville. last
Saturday to move his factory from
Aberdeen To Milbank. He has q
factory in Ortonville. but found
that the plant in Aberdeen w2s not
& satisfactory arrangement. Mr..
Hunter also owns q quarry east OF
the city. near the quarry from
which Mr.. DaWar who mas also H.
Gated in Milbank qlarrjes MS rock.
Negotiations were started last
f. by Mr.. Hunter and ra ~purchas-
81 the property near the 'oia mill
on the north side OF the railroad as
d site for the factory. He vii.
erect q building S0N40 and equip
,ae plant with entirely new nlacain-
ery ant Kill employ q small force
II men at The start. His business
i retailing while THAR 9t the DeWar
ta>.crv is wnotesasjng. IRE pro-
duecs are tavorabiy KNOWN IN cne
Surrounding states and the business
aaS 4 very favorable o-cIoos.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20
LEGION inGorSes Bonus Bill.

AZ a special executive meeting OF
the Birch POST held Tuesday eve
ring : resolution endorsing the
proposition advocated by the Nation
al executive committee and sent
kilograms - Senator Sterling and
Roval C. Johnson. representative
urging than 20 give ehs5r tgsEl sup
port 20 the measure
The Dill vas drawn av ehe tegis-
faslvs COMMITTEES OF the National
Executive committee and proposes
.1ac the government issue IS $50
bond for eaca month Of service 60
the eS-ssrvlcs men Legion posts
throughout Ehe state and COUNTRY
have endorsed the action and scores
OF kilograms are flooding the CAPT
tai for the congressman. No Op-
position mas been r. Used with sne
exception az means ~ meet the
financial allegations Z issuing
such bonds
Bills we're allowed and plans OH
pleseT for the services Sunday.
Every anan was urged 20 De present.
50 that the memorial for -neTr de-
ceased comrades would Dc . SUE
cess. Uniforms woat& De WORN If
the men 50 wished.
A committee OF three consisting
OF Karl Rtsser, Earl Owens and l.
N Saunders WAS appointed cas-
-oGlss OF the service flag and sAe
National ia- owned ~ the city
which WITH Dc gtss- TO -~e Lagfor
for safe keeping Dr.. oornaasch
waS appo5esa1 Is 4naer1e4nizA-Ior
OFFICER for the apas- 10 act IN GO
operation WITH the c. reoas 1r-
- rs>-so 9 e-a Arlerea1az2sfau
wors ard IRE state eeers 4 Hsr
4 men h w1Ea De abe to raase an
address ON 4r1sr 4 r-Aa al anv
sluna N SeeE- 19.re w Dc ngs
9Ge ard SER. ta sea s.Aea head
quarters - mar -eet res car BIZ
pl4r1e1 I parts al --s co1--g 60
further e sers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20
Breeders Association Meeting

The annual meeting al tie ant
county Live Stock association vi |
be aeId Saturday afternoon FEB. 2
az 1880. The principle speaker
will De J.. T. Dinwoodfs, editor 81
TIE live stock section ot the Dakota
FARMER. His subject wflE Dc
Better Livestock and Livestock
Paw lions" The latter topic !
one OF considerable interest here,
IN IS much as there mas cse1 /
great srlounc Of talk and agitation
for : sales pavilion Definite &C
ton mas been -aAsn by the Farm
Bureau, by ]. /. S1elhsrg. AMI .
portion Of the u,onsy necessary TOR
me erection OF the paviIllQa mas
beer pledged. The need u such .
building nas been clearly shown and
Is IS % De hoped that sufficient
money will o. raised 10 make the
project 3 possibility.
There are : large number 81
pure bred stock farmers 4rou1G
here ard the number q sales mas
cear Increasing every year. Nex-
wear will be fully double the Num-
Ger d this year arl the l-co-e
s-0rrl the rental - ne rav l5e-
z.QlGi1 make the I-vss-rrer- III T..
eractIva cue. The pavilion wc-
D. Used for i -t-c~ barr during te
time j. waS -3- 81 demand for :
sa aaet w0aa3 req - IN 1.l114
-arr1 -rl- source.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20
Netiee n hinan E)eeteo.

Notice is hereby given, that a
primary election will be held at
the regular polling places in all
the voting precincts of Grant
County. South Dakota, on the
23rd day of March, 1920, between
the hours of eight o'clock a. m,
and five o'clock p M. for the
purpose of allowing the mem
bers Of each political party in
the state by a direct vote 20
choose the paramount issue for
party platform and purpose
their several party candidates
for all presidential, state, con-
gressional. judicial, legislative,
county and district Offices, which
are to be filled by election at the
next general election, and to
elect party. national. state, coun-
" committeeman and state party
chairman and delegates and al
ternates to the national conven-
ton
Dated this 14th day OF Febru-
airy, 1920.
J G. Cahill.
County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20

The pnvPsrty owned By Mrs. Kan.
Saunders and John MEAtena east at
TINS FIRST National bank. was nun.
chased by alts Mi hank council at
the Knsgins of Columbus This weeA
and pjsna are under way I'D anes,s, II
modern x Cnane ami community
hnuae hsr ri1a eitu.
Tha lnearjan is ideal, being
ACROSS frum tfsa site purchased hH
the g-eganngYsenr tim q ,esU pest
Office. 1fe building plans A's far
a two st1srg cninK stnuErlina. wfsict,s
will eanfa;n q gym1sassAGsrs., shower
naf4,H., aawiiag alleys. silg5iE,i
naurs., Iaa.iHsss nest runrn. en- ta,n irrsn
f1tfar.. with d large aa1ssraniuam on
t3ie second f6'tfar nfiin.fl eaan DE USED!
61r naeaR maet1rnRs.. e8aDnsss., lHenssness
and lhnga gatherings. Thn club
nuGrnH Ws3sl also he lGcanaE uEnn
this ilInr.. a lnm;snu a~5iusi,nBr,, adj
Wir1ir1W the lHrga runm will be.
asuluQu3aR, ~ than hHnsrRfs CHI be
1alfa, and which will h@ hilr nas1ft To
amy society On group af paHrsuI1s.
Ut I'D akin qlhnzInsn To- 1nxR q M4w,
aQnst1n3nfs and snc3e nuaru1s an the
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20
Never tfvxS Did.

The promise OF the advance rep
resensatiye OF pseks Bad Boy
which comes 20 the Bsn.leyS Grand
on Wednesday. February 18th is a
brand new show from start 70
finish. i~nsersperssd by the e~levsress
company Of actors, singers and
dancers that ever appeared il Gov
error Psek's comedy of Soyhooa.
Since its last appearance here
the play has been entirely rs-writ-
ten. and brought up to the nainGce
The boy is the SAME nalSehievoGs
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20

Would nC not seem I~msgarranr TO
every voter to nesaa1s in hrs on mar
OWN uJnr8 To go c3 the y,alls III tie.
euarnnng March primaries and ra6s Il
part nm acruaIly voting for 8 man
for President eft the limited S1arsss
At 4 TIME wsnn SUCH y vote Will
rsearn nug1e.s IN tine ~slecriaor, Of 1ise.
best nazn On the Rpyutefcaan ricsar.
Frank O. Lnw1an off Dlrnaass.
bonn nm Minnesota, reBret1 i'm Town.
of necessity knows 1if4 aeartHheIr aa-
1erests oft the pearie OF the rnrrs-
WESTERN Snanes hecaizsx,, rs IS q nusr
who has .has1 the xtrsn ezveriance GA
the tanr1., I'M business, as other zen
Of TINS SECTION nai.lrH dsueisp the
INDUSTRIES which ane carnrnGn mn
This part af tine gss1a,fryy amt which
sseaEn 50 na1Gsn To tine entire. ratisra.
On the either l,asnH We taHua
W., Manl1 e!Ans,i Republican,
1sr President arIa tine ellscrlan Of
al these 1se1l wurla BIZ u
.1ss1jit ITO tine nation iarl THESE 1rge.isia-
aefnaenut5a Gjr.gHss.
The Republicans should ua1trH
ann ba1rar Amt sssrsu -ssEir
ssrsngtfs, III the pails.
R1aia Advent ssannls1..
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20
TO ALL SERVICE MEN:

ANY e~x-Servlce nan wishing to
re-lnState his insurance or con-
vert il 10 any of the paid IN plans
which the government offers, or
any one having allotmenrs or mon
ey due them from the government,
or who NAV nave y claim under
the war risk insurance act for dis
ability from disease or accident
contracted while in the service
may write me for blanks or see
me at my office. second door Com
mereIal Bank building any Satur-
day afternoon from 10 1 O'Clock
All service free.
A. Fl. Anderson.
War Risk Officer.
Birch Post Nos9
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20
0nn0nWn4

4. E. An1essoa. adjutans o.
DlleA Poek No. .. attsa6e6 H.
mnoking % ~ Post commanders Of
~ cate which ~ held q Sioux
Fals, Sunday February. 18th.
The meeting was for the purpose
~ discusine the problems which
confront the Legion and to make
phna for the year. Forty com
mandesrsAs representatives OF the
lS9 posts which are organized IN
~ state were present and the
meeting was OVERLOOKING with pep
md enthusiasm.
The meeting was addressed ty
che State commander. NJ. l., Shade.
the adlutans, Claude ]. Harris. NJ.
l. Gahin, director Of Amerleani1a-
tion work in the state, the Wash
ington representative i'm the war
Risk insurance bureau and other
members Of the Legion posts in the
xlst 10
Every subject Of Interest 20 the
posts WAS taken % and discussed
the Legion nseTaori services 70 DC
held next Sunday, the membership
campaigns aaSiliarleS. war risk
insurance and politics.
The following IS the eompless
program,
Mornler session,
Purposes OF the Meeting. Com
wander Nj. L. Shade Duties ot the
Pest officers. AdIasaasA A, j. Harris,
French Memorials. Or. LonSsttssh>
Asssean session
ADMINISTRATION. IA. L. GGhln.
Director Of characterization work
ara Frank L. Sieh. members Of the
state AmerieanSzasion COMMITTEES )
Memhership campaigns. Herbert s,
Reese. Political restrictions, Wu.
A. Marble Eaheseicys Fred c,
Christopher sons Auxsllarless Anti
propaganda
Evening session.
Var risk assurance, b. II Nc
KlAley, Washing ton d. G.
Several posts have been requested
- call = meeting Of the member
hip for ! political address This
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20

- unanimously CONDEMNED by the
mee&ing and ! resolution made to
nnak4 : stats wide notice Ut the
aame TO advise Legion posts to keep
clear az politics. An invitation TO
Com. Shade 10 be one Of . commit
tee Of three which will welcome
Gen. Wood when he makes the
South Dakota tour. was rejected
for this reason.
Every post was requested to
make the Memorial services. Eebru-
AIRY %. = great occasion. The GER
tificates have been prepared at the
state headquarters and are being
sen, 10 the pests during this week.
War risk insurance and compen-
sasfoa was one of the greatest tea
lures OF the meeting ard the glst
OF the discussion will be given next
week. Insurance officer Anderson
has application blacks ard forms
and is more than willing 10 give
assistance TO any a who Will
come 10 him.
Birch Post has a very good OPP
aortunltv 20 be one OF the mrs,
posts of the state 60 have an AaNlll-
ary. As there are only q in the state
now. Plans are under way ani the
organization Will be completed aaa
q charter applied for within tbs
next two weeks.
The meeting was \ great success
and Wilt be the means or a closer
cooperation and fellowship De
tween the posts ct the state. lhs
annual state convention Will De
held at Aberdeen In March.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20
Notice TO Creditors.

>-s'e q ~cG,h Da>a. County u Grant. -.
liz Coarty s@art.
IA ta- matter 0: the estate OF Psul Tri, dsceAs-
Fl.
ECsIs- : 14reoy given hv the Undersigned. tx
ecrsor 81. the e-ist- uf Psnl Tri. Geceas-t. totEe
creditors ~ and Al! persons having ctaims
.E4ir-i taA satG deceased. 10 EXHIBIT them, with
ne r=ts--ary vouchers. within Six months. AZ
ter tk@ aFst pEhIteattCn % the notice, To tte
-.tG Exesr-rr. ~ me First State Bank 81 ~rr7-
Hlsr, il 10 Town Of summit, ia thu County %
Roberts
Dated 81 Nilaark.S D FebrEs,y 10. 1880.
l. y. TacsspeoG,
EIAEnro- OF the estate Of
Pau. TIT. Deceased.
4. =. R=-a. A..oraey.
Wa1cay. :. y.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20
Notice OF Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that a
teachers examination will be
held al the Court House in Mil.
bank. February 1921. 1920. for
all grades OF teachers certifi-
Gates that can be secured by ex-
animation. Work will begin at
SO a. IT.
Nettie S. Johnson.
County Superintendent
OF Schools.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20

little chap - Of yore, and his goat
10 still the bane Of Shultz the store
keeper and Duffy. the policeman.
The Bad Boy has q bunch OF new
tricks and Jokes which he will play
on his friends.
Don't for get this is the n play
the children do not want TO miss.
Admission children aoe. adults
soc 15c Sl.00
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20

This is the Time

OF the year when yoa.like TO stay
a1sa-4 and read | can set You
any ~2g4z5 Ne published and have
me asenty Tor >eyersl we'll known
Tar'afS, ID FcG wan. your subscrip-
from renewed. ies re DO !. fer you.
~Lsasgfo-sa l---S or send q card and
d Will cali
Warren An,elman.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20
a IN aer.

One 9;IEl llufs a-,nsssglllgn WITH t1lH
gairinieE.ii,3l tcsiwaisr, WHIT, mar Knowing
uilau uilM r~aiiivagrnmn wara ON ~ssn,ilIt..
sssa,1si Evu diisys On the piaGdasrrns, an faias
asnh at wi1hgih tnnt lH llHealna sumt.-
wnis1 inniiziaMG anId nasnar5fHf M u
farianG, 'assiais q bin iasx.. limit siias, MazH-
tiarrgg'Iamlhn Punch. n
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20

,..fs111ie
nEsans'sas FIJI sfaH ',Hg., ;pfHJssq,3at
iSaiih yi'I9 III Rafguti vf,ag gauT aa.ysg s;;1;ss77ss
'fuitf+ 5iIlal-ttn 1uan sgun.l 4ig4 ,uslu.sl
aaas.AA III CHILL 4utn ~ lg;.sqslf SIR
'Stii.ltti III .sHI,.aD III llss an 1:ls9sz4slf.
iiIIllsssIlnH ~ gulr1l Gil La plrlanN snil
slfii'1tI aug -1u4 IlanuH AZ psasn s4 D
gasslI III 'aEulu IiaHtm uln4n ~ anu
dual 4iasIA4Fl 4slsn +unnNE4l1lau aIa u
psaaIi ailsA ';fsaulnl lss1as +a4nau aIsayru
-HnAsufflm Oxsnx
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20

second floor facing the east and
south.
This building is primarily con-
structed as q home for the lodge,
but the members feel the need Of .
large community gathering place is
so pressing here that they have de-
cioed to turn it over fer the use Of
general public. and thus render a
genuine public service.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20

Id yQ@ intend 70 have a Public
Sale please make your dates early
ana CONSULT,
J. II. Hilteheitel.
General Aucsioneer.
Big Stone. s. D..
Phone No. 4lsA.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20
More Locals
Fancy Parlor Brooms. 6Oc at
Cash Grocery

Ah--L Tl~-r
pa.;uo
o,ee
@ go.
pes fooa .n
-. r 80.
p 80 ~ Ivy
- rs.aI,
-"
@a
MISS ma ericsson Went %
WEBSTER MONDAY Tor WISH Win
friends
sE8i- can pumpkin for Toe At
Tnirsa's.
"'s W." = A
-,
SO
sr
-
oAN0iF
Ms. q. %. Goodman la-r Tor
Parker. ). D, Saturday Or last
800
The case q. Grant county W. Mary
lare Casually company which was
opened ,a= first ot last wees, was
finished FRIDAY and the court ad-
I0Er1eG- me elSe IS 20 oS con-
slGereo and y l-tse- emf given ny
Judge Andersen. Court was open
so- i presiding Miss Ns-sja :
.Jo- -sn- eyr-cv srue-T--e-iart was
srhr,as~a,3 s. Witness ar ~ AZ
- .ssa
d.
s1=Ie - o focG
AS 81 -@7 49, 0>F.f ~.
Er-es- { A-Gsrsq-. son 0s NJ.
and Mrs. 4Golrr Andersen. resi-.
f dents Of. the southern rar. 81: this
co-r-v ant MISS Al5cs =. harrss.
1sng-cs gt M. a-G Mrs. :. Il.
Na--es. residing rorrl- Of Mffbars
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Friends ot Ms >ast-la sTsg1
VII d. Interested 90 s-aw -14- So
ST 1lI1-41or 1erza EAs- Nee
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20

AQEI Hisraa Lining Hs3ir..
The nisIeit apes vi GsIinaH nnn4 LInM,
silky inar.. anti their TIN fH lHHtE TIM
mgIsiSt anti gag,tass.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20

County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-20

Funeral services fog Mrs Tsrfs-
rlse Fielding, WHO yHsHsEs: awYy vsry
suddenly astsr 4 hrTet fIlne..#s of u
few days, wtsns nnIt3 asst Sar1urt:lv
a~irerrlarr from 1t,a harra- JUST
the lnaErMiiara EAniIT were p~rassenrr,,
rtse nft1s,za nHnl arlt nasrrie+ Toes
hennH Id harue.. Leads off Anuwers~
SILENT testimonials oft tim sir,cwru,
Rua lowing rEssT,sa,r wi.tn wstia;s Mrx..
Eial.arH WEss telE tY har fniarlfs
ae,.an.gaasia5 nfaaa- to tRr lasE resufnn
r!h,a-~ Rev SEanlhT P- Jones'
afsAf.1aras. a1 tine canaxnnnY amt
wH I'm the City earnaranY.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-29
BETTER SCHOOLS IN THE STATE

Important Assistance Being Given by
the Delaware School Auxiliary
A campaign for modern schools and
better school facilities is being push
ed rapidly by the Delaware School
Auxiliary Association. 1t is the aim
of the association to aid the country
school boadrs to place DelawaTe's ed
ucational system among the best in
the country.
James o. Bettelle, architect, was in
this city yesterday, with plans for the
new school to be built at Milford in
the near future. The building plan
calls for a brick structure, one story
high with five class roOme, a central
heating plant, inside lavatOries and
other modern facilities.
State Commissioner of Education A.
r. Spaid, Superintendent w. H. Jump
of the New Castle county schools, and
Engineer Taylor, of the Delaware
School Auxiliary Association, made a
tour Of inspection last week looking
for sites for portable school buildings
that the association is providing for
Richardson Park, Marshallton, Mid
dletown and Oak Hill.
The association will aid the Bridge
will school authorities in providing
added room at the Bridgeville High
School. The building is OvercrOwded
and the trustees have asked the asso-
citation to aid in providing two extra
rooms. Ground has been broken for
three new schools to be built by the
association at Port Penn, Matthew
Corner and Odessa. The association
has recently donated 26O copies of DR.
Payne's new book, entitled "Educa-
ton in Ancient Prevention" to the
Wilmington High School.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-29
CIRCUS NAGOB'BOOST G,O,P
TO CAMPAIGN WHOLE STATE
WILL VISIT SMYRNA NEXT SAT-
URDAY, OCTOBER SECOND
Movies Part of Program and Cam
paign Films Will Exhibit Harding
and COOlidpe-Rennhlica Issnes

and COOlldge-Republican Issues
The Speakers Bureau of the Repub-
lican State Committee, has arranged
a series of thirty-siX meetings to be
held throughout the State. The pro-
gram as arranged by Senator Ball, be-
gins the first meeting at Marshallton
Monday evening and the campaign
will come to a close on the evening of
November l, when the last rally will
be held at Richardson Park. The
places where the meetings are to be
held as well as the dates, is as fol-
lows The "circus wagon" will carry
a motion picture machine. Campaign
films and comedies will be shown and
literature distributed in the various
towns. The wagon is painted white,
with red and blue trimmings, and has
fifty red, white and blue electric lights
Illuminating it. 'Vote for Harding
and Coolidge and the Republican State
Ticket" is painted on the side.
The wagon is in charge of Ferries
Giles.
The speakers itinerary follows:
September DEMONSTRATION.
September 2S-Newark.
September 29-New Castle.
September 30-Delaware City.
October 1-MiddletOwn.
October 2-Smyrna.
October 4-DOver.
October 5-Hartly.
October 6-Frederica and Bowers
Beach.
October 7-Camden.
October S-Harrington.
October 9-Milford.
October Greenwood.
October 12EBridgeville.
October 13-Seaford.
October 14-Laurel.
October 15-Delmar.
October 16-GeorgtOwn.
October 1S-MillsbOro.
Octobe r19-SeIbyville.
October 20-Lewes.
October 22-Ellendale.
October 23-Milford.
October 26-Seaford.
October 26-Harrington.
October 27-FeltOn.
October 28-DOver.
October 29-New Castle.
October 30-Newark.
November 1-Richardson Park.