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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-22
Jockey Had Easy Return to London,

Many people have had worries in
getting back to England from the con-
tinent. But Trigg. the jockey, who
turned up at Brighton from Austria.
got through easily enough. He was
lucky enough to meet a kings mes
senger, VIII knew him. II followed
him like a dog follows his master"
The kings messenger Just showed .
paper whenever theirs was trouble.
and everybody Instantly stood erect
and Standardization Chronicle.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-22

County Auditor.
Section &c. (Further Duties Of County
Auditor.) The county shalt also at the
expense Of the County, procure a suffi-
Client number OF printed copies Of the
Notice Of the Primaries PREPARED under
the provisions Of Section - Of this Act
and shall at least fifteen days prior to
the holding of the primary mail not less
than five copies thereof to the Town
Clerk Of every organized township of the
County and the City or Town Clerk or
Auditor of every town or city in the
County a sufficient number of copies so
that at least five copies may be posted
in each precinct in such city or town. In
cases where the voting precincts are not
within al organized township, town or
city. the auditor shall mail to some re-
sponsible elector residing within such
precinct five copies of said notice.
Section q. auditor to Deliver Ballots
and Supplies to sheriff. The County
Auditor shall deliver ballots and other
primary election supplies to the Sheriff
with the name Of the precinct plainly
marked thereon for which they are in
tended, the number Of ballots enclosed
ceipt from the Sheriff therefor. And the
Sheriff shah forthwith, and not less than
twelve hours before the time fixed for
the opening of the polls for the primary
rated. For his services the sheriff shall
recover from the County the same COM
pensation as does he receive for ike
service rendered as provided by law lOf
the November election.
Section IS. Number of Ballots Provid-
ed.) Tho number OF OFFICIAL Urinary
Ballots, for each political party in each
election precinct shall be equal to sixty
five for each fifty registered primary
electors OF each party as shown by the
primary registration records in the Of
flee Of the County Auditor for each cleo
ton precinct. The number OF sample
ballots provided shall be not more than
twenty for each fifty registered primary
electors OF each political party i'll each
election precinct. The remainder OF the
.'Official Primary Ballots shall be re-
tanned by the County AUDITOR In his Of
flee to supply any precinct that may.
through loss or destruction of regular Of
fetal primary ballots. which extra bal
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

given. There is. moro than one 1rm
OF 1T for the Resurrection OF Jesus.
There are books; there are monu-
ments there are experiences OF the
But the chief and most cogent
witness is that OF the Apostolic sue
cession, Is the perpetual voice Of the
men ordained. to testify, sounding
with no interval OF silence from the
first century 10 the twentieth. II is
Ike the limo OF torch-bearers, who
drop down one by one, but not till
each has passed the fire 10 his sue
cessors. 50 that the. latest torch
blazes with the light (which was
kindled in the earliest.
This is the, object of our Con-
secration Service. We commission
another man TO become a witness
With US And he viii in turn help
to commission others.
such. my dear brother, is 10 be
your duty. You will bear your
testimony in many ways. Not al
ways. perhaps not chiefly, by SER
mons and speeches and written
words: often by business drudgery
and mechanic tasks: and always, /
am confident, by personal example
Of faith and hope and charity.
MAY I say few concluding
words 10 you. We shall soon pray
Gods grace for you that you may
duly exercise the Office. Whereunl0
you are called, TO the ediiying OF
His Church
Edifying' you know means
building up You arc to be an
architect and constructor, building
up the Kingdom of Christ in single
souls and in The commonwealth, help
ing TO erect the walls and dwellings
Of the City OF God.
Doubtless you remember John Rus
kin's book, The Seven Lamps OF
Architecture wherein he sets forth
the principles which must govern all
noble building In wood and brick
and stone.
u think the same principles hold FOR
intellectual and spiritual arcnitect-
nre, that the builders there who
would rear edi0ces wholesome for
men and worthy of God, must work
in the light Of the Seven Lamps,
"They are Sacrifice, Truth, Power,
Beauty, Life, Memory, Obedience,
and Sacrifice stands first.
May the radiance Of each Of these
shine over all your toil,-the ra-
dance from self-denying generosity,
fnom sincere greeting of facts, from
firm hold on divine grace, from de-
light in all fair things, from kinshlp
with all vitality, from recollections
Of the glorious past. from cheerful
compliance with somstimes heavy
laws"
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
MOVIE ACTRESSES AND
THEIR HAIR

Did it ever occur 10 you that every
movie actress yoh have seen has
lovely hair, while the most popular
count their curls As their chief
heautyi In fact, many are leading
ladies just because Of their attrac-
tive looks. Inquiry among them dis
closes The fact that they bring out
all the natural beauty OF their hair
by careful shampoong, not with any
soap or makeshia. but with a simple
mixture by putting a toaspoonful Of
canihrox (which they get from the
druggistl in a cup OF hot water and
applying this instead Of soap. This
fuu cup Of shampoo liquid is enough
so Il is easy 70 apply it to an the
hair instead OF just The top OF tie
head Afier its use. NE hair dries
rapidly with uniform color. Dandruff.
excess oil aud dirt are dissolved and
entirely disappear. The hahn is so
fluffy that il looks much heavier than
Il Is, lis luster and softness are de-
/ ichtful.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
OPENING
IRREGULAR TO-DAY

NEW YORK. oct. IA United Press J
The STOCK market opened Irregular
today. Lehigh Valley opened at 81.
on %; Mexican Petroleum 1877. up. a
BALDWIN, 1874, up 4: Southern Pa
citc 100, up u Texas Pacific 2ilt
unchanged; Baltimore and Ohio Az.
on = New York Central 81. up a
heading y9s, up "a; New Haven 81.
on .. U. S. Steel S73s, tp x North
ern Pacific 90h, up a; u. 5. Rubber
~. OF Is !, Retail Stores 727s. up a
IeAas Company 49la, up a Canadian
Pacific 1851, OF u.
Rails retained their advances of
yesterday when banking interests
were good buyers. Steel stocks con-
iinued strong. the favorable report of
the Laekawanna Company for the
third quarter being accepted generally
to mean that Others Will show good
earnings for the period.
COTTON CONSUMPTION OFF.
WASHINGTON. oct. "A. United
Press.l-Cotton consumed during ser-
tember totaed i57.647 bales as COM
pared with i9l 069 bales consumed
last september, the census bureau an
nounced today.
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK, oct. "a united Press J
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
REDGROSSH Home
Open TO PUBLIC
Cordial Welcome Awaits All
Visitors to New
Center
NEED SUPPLIES
FOR OVERSEAS

oflcials OF the Delaware Chapter
of the Red Cross are eager 90 dssi-
pate an imisession which seems to
have gained ground in The public
mind that The new home Of the organ
izslion. at No. 9ii Delaware avenue,
Is now open 70 The public. bui Is re-
sir,c ed to the use Of ohlcials'of the
organization.
TT is wide open to everyone a
prominent member oi the chapter
said this morning, 'and VISITORS
whether members or not, viii receive
a hearty welcome from anyone
a great advantage gained through
the use or The ned headquarters rs
that am me bureaus Of the chapter
now are housed under one roof and In
close and constant ionch which makes
for intelligent cooperation.
IN the lower hallway there Is a
directory forethe guidance OF visitors.
on the ground ilo0r the Home Ser
Vice~and the Motor Corps forces have
their quarters. The second floor
houses the Bureau Of Hygiene, the
Junior Memberships Department and
the classes IN home nursing and die
lclics. The Offices OF The. Bureau OF
Development, the Publicity Depart
ment and the Women's Bureau are on
the third floor.
At present the Nomen's Bureau is
occupied in making 80 layetles, or
baby outfits which VIII so 70 poor
cIilaron In war-strickon Central
Europe. The outfits are being made
"a. lilo xariN1e branches and aux
niarcs IncN are coming I'M rapidly.
Persons who desire 10 see them may
do 50 BY visiting the new hcadquari-
crs IN Delaware avenue and going 10
the Women's Bureau.
a call has been issued FOR as
many as possible OF the OUTFITS 10 be
sent in during tho next week 10 the
end that Delaware's allotment may be
finished and sent overseas, where hcN
arc needed 90 badly.
Among the interior decorations Of the
new headquarters are many beautliul
posters and rugs, cifis from those WHO
appreciate the chapters services IN
Lho war and during ne reconstruc-
ton period Some OF The posters
depict the ruins of The Rheims
Cathedral. The russ, which have
been huns on the wall. carry IN their
dcsisus The coat-of-arms OF ihe Onileul
States
The chapter now Is preparing for
The fourth roll-call, which Will come
I'M November. Posters for the new
pcace-llme program have been made
bv iNrincrr. who m3dc the celebrated
poster. "rhc Greatest Mother In tlc
War" His new poster depicts the
ned Gross as the grcatsct mother IN
nonfo Inlr
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
Combing Won't Rid
Hair Of Dandruf

The only sure way 10 get rid Of
dandruf is 10 dissolve il. then YOU
destroy 10 entirely. To do this, get
about four ounces OF ordinary LIQUID
.arvon. apply Il at night when retiring /:
use enough 90 moisten the SCALP and
rub II In gently with the flnger tins
DO this tonight and by morning,
be gone and three or four moro apnii-
cations viii completely dissolve and
l entirely destroy every single sign and
trace OF ~, no matter how much dan
drun you may have.
You VIII ind. too, that all itching
and digglng OF the scalp will. Stop N
once, and your hair will be flufry. lus-
trous, glossy, silky and soft. and lool
and feel a hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon g. any dru.
store. 10 Is Inexpensive AID neve,
lfalls " do The work.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
DEATHS.

3---'->---rs@e~rs-J>-ssss
kNOTIS-ln this city, on October Il
lg2O, Helen j., daughter Of Joseph aud
Mary A. Knotts in her 18th year
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeml services, at her parents
residence, 403 Taylor street, on Saturdag
afternoon, October 1G 1920 at 2.3O O'Clock.
lntermeut at Riverview cemetery.
CHADWlCk-In this city on Octobe1
a. 1920, Jane l.. Chadwick
Funeral services will be held at Chand.
ler's Funeral Parlors, a10ll Jcfersos
street on Monday afternoon. October Is
at o'clock lnterment at Wilmington
and Brandyw1ne cemetery.
SPRiNGER--In this city, on October Il
1920, Margaret II. Springer.
Funeral services at the residence Of her
brdther-in-law, Thomas Davis, 120S Rod
ney street, on Friday afternoon. Octobef
10. at o'clock. lnterment at white Clay
Creek cemetery.
MOUSLEY-In Brandy,vine hundred. on
October IL, 1920. Alfred Mousley, aged
C3 years and months.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
dcnce, Concord Road, Bnndywine hun
drtd, on Sunday afternoon. at o'clock.
Automobiles viii meet trolley ears. az
boulevard and Concord Ave, at l o'clock,
lnterment az Bethel NJ. u. cemetery.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
.CASCARETS
~They Work while you Sleep"

Liven up Your system is full Of
liver and bowel poisons which keep
you headachy, constipated. bilious.
half-sick. and unstrung. Take Gas
carets tonight Wake up feeling like
a "live wire.' with your stomach
regular, cold gone. and a clear head.
rosy skin and sweet disposition No
griping-nO inconveinience. Children
love Cascarets too. 40. %. 80 cenls.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
sIrRpnIsE nARr,

The Wonan's Auxiliary OF Old
SNedes Church gave a surprise on
Tuesday evening 10 Mrs. oscar Mar
den, so Harrison street
Those present were. Mrs John
Weldon, Mrs NJ Cannon, Mrs. j..
Sturtz, Ms n Thomas. Mrs. Robert
Bell. Mrs. John Dunn. Mne. j. Rrisr-
lty, Mrs. Leroy Sawin. Mrs Harold
wilkins Mrs. lOnnius. Mrs John
Cooper, Mrs Moran, Mrs John notO.
Mrs Barlow, Mrs. Catherine Heal
Misses Ann Bell. Helen and Dorothy
wilkins, Anna Barlow. Elizahath and
Louise Weldon. Messrs John Wei
don, Leroy. Sawln and Oscar Mardcn.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
nn0vNsON n,NcE ToNICHT.

A box social and dance VIII be
given hy the Rrownson Library As.
socialion IN The Hall, Fourth and
Jackson streets this evening This
viii be ihe FIRST OF the series Of
dances 10 be given this fall. An eN-
hihiiion dance viii be given by Ruth
Barrymore and Chr siopher nemcl
formerly Of The Ambassador Hotel
Atlantic City. This will be their first
appearance In This city. Mr.. nemel
is well known here. A frst class
Jazz orchestra from Philadelphia will
furnish the music.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Nlr and Mrs, ], n. Hanna and Mr..
and Mrs. III. Bonhsm. OF Newark
left today FOR motor trip through
the Nirginias.
Edward n Campbell OF 2i26 Wesl
Sixteenth street, LETT on Monday
morning for olympia, Washington, 10
make an extended Visit TO his sister,
Mrs Ernest King. Mr.. Campbell Is
employed at the Harlan Plant
Mrs. 5ohn n. stewart. OF Scaford,
Is he seusi OF relatives here.
Mrs. soheri y. Foster. is visiting
her rarenls. the Rev. and Mn
George z. Wood, at Laurel.
Airs. r. Coleman dupont and Mrs
John Wilcox Donaldson are here
from New York for a short visit
Deputy Clerk OF the Peace W. n.
who'd Wright OF Georgetown. spent
today with Wilmington friends.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
DANCE AMID COTTON SCENE.

The f0urih OF ilo special We'd
nesday night dances given at me
Auditorium was held last night. no
was representa- ton OF a might on
ihe Old Plantation Everything
seemed almost real with the cotton
fields IN The background and an old
nanny sitting IN front Of log
cabin.
ralph ard Betty Wonders gave
lsycrol dances. the Cake Walk de
Luxe dance being enjoyed most.
mother of these especial nIrht''
canoes W u be given nexl Wednes-
t3f, Tho usual program dance Will
ne held Friday NIGHT. Adm issiOn "a
these dances is by couples only
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

You win laugh to see, how quickly
right mp and dies so you can lift II on
with your fingers. It's folly and nonsense
20 pare and trim n corn trying 10 ease
its pain when "Gets-It" will easily rid
YOU Of II entirely.
"Gets-1t' Is sold at all drug stores and
costs but a tribe. Your money back on
request. MID. by j.. Lawrence & Co,
Hhi.qgO.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
GIRLSl DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR HAIR

Beautiful hair Is every woman's birth
right aud her most potent charm.
II Is the duty o. everyone not only to
preserve the natural beauty Of the hair,
but TO improve it. You cannot afford 20
neglect it, and just a little care will work
wonders
II your hair Is scanty, wispy. brittle
dry, losing its natural color and lustrc
and powdered with dandrun, ~ needs
immediate attention. Don't wait. but
begin w--tonight--to help It, regain its
life and beauty.
ANY good druggist can supply you with
Partisan Sage Olquid forml. which /,
guaranteed to keep away all dandruf
check falling hair, promote new growth
and hcautlfy it, or money refunded.
Partisan Sage Is perfectly harmless anc
viii not change the natural color Of th'
hair.
II you want a fresh, clean. scalp. ant
wealth Of lustrous, 'live-looking bail
that's easy to arrange attractively, trl
this simple home treatment
\. b. Danforth will supply you an,
guarantee money refunded II not salts
| fed
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
CHICAGO GRAINS

q chiiCAGO; Oct. IA. United Press. -
Opening grain:
20ils@2O5. -'''-' "'iOi's
Iorn. Dec. $685. S6s May. 9i69O.
oats. Dec. 56h@56 May SOS.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

The cotton market opened weak to-
day. October sold at 2OsO. off 60
December 9o-07, alf PC; January 1924
off 43; March i9W, off 30.
me strike decision of British min
.ers overshadowed all other factors &
the opening and the market broke
INTO new low ground for the season,
futures were Off p to 90 points af
lhe call ON southern. local and LIVER
pooi selling. but neld steady al thF
level in the FIRST half hour. :.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
CHARLES WARMER COMPANY,
OF DEIAW ARE

Regular quarterly dividend, No. n,
81 .75 per share. on the First and Second
Preferred Capital Stock Of the Charles
Warner Company, has been declared pay
able October eSth. 20 holders Of record,
September 30th 1920. Checks will be
mailed.
a dividend Of 500 per share on The
Common Capital Stock OF Charles War
ncr Company, has been declared, payable
October 18th. 10 hOliers OF record Sep
tember S0th 1870 Checks will be mailed.
A. d. WARNER, JR.,
octi2-1f. Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company dupont Build
ing, furnish the following quotations
Of local Securities:
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
BRAIN TEsTs
by Sam lloyd.
Q MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS
No nt-


Q MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS
no. 5i7.
Each Of the following sentcn-
ces contains the name OF an ital-
ian city.or town
The soldiers rushed 10 mass In
an unseenly scramble.
To keep my engagement with
them | landed in town at mid
night.
AS / grew paler mother insisted
was succumbing 20 mal-de mer.
They gave the little chap
dual role OF butler and-porter.
Answer 10 No. 5i6.
Fiye i2-inch candles may be
manipulated 10 serve the three
lodgers without waste Tor six
nights
Copyright, 1920. by Sam Loyd.)
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

Stops Corn Pain Instantly and Re
moves Them Completely
Whether your "pet" is on ton or be-
tween the toes. no matter how big or
how small or how tender" three drops
vOur misery
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
IN NrpNropr.,,

N MEMORIAM.
IN sad, but loving remembrance ~ osf
daIlng girl, Anna r. Farrady' who ds.
parted this life two years AGO vea,er-
day, October 10, 1920 'S0 Se''eT
Gone n the best Of her days.
bright in womanhood bloom.
zone from those who loved her
To sleep in the lonesome tomb
We often think Of You, dear Anna.
no eyes can see US weep:
But many silent tear we she'd.
When Others are asleep.
God called her home, It was His will
,, but IN our hearts we love her still.
hfer memory Is as dear TODAY
AS IN the hour when she passed -awav.
Farewell, dear Anna, thou art at rest.
ANA shall forever be;
lou could not stay on earth with ms.
but we can cone to thee.
When the evening shades are gathering
And ! sit all alone.
INTO my heart there comes a longing
lf my darling girl could come home
sadly missed by
Mother Husband, Sisters and Brothers
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

buslness chances come unler plan-
stry forces during the coming mouth.
returns. -"'o' AUS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-10

RESOLUTIONS proposing amend.
'ineufs 70 the by-lAWs providing for
tho increase ~ the annual dues
and Initiation fee have been nut be-
iore the members Of the Rock Is
land club.
It was proposed that the annual
dues OF resident members BE- In
creased to $4S . year. Two reso-
luttons have been offered on the
amount Of dues to be paid By non
resident members. One provides
Tor An annual charge Of 1l2 and
the other for SIS. Il has also bean
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-10

Proposed q last nights meeting
tnat the initiation fee be increased
% 700 on and after Aug. /.
All Of the resolutions have heAn
Iaad over until the next regular
meeting OF the club, to be held n
July. SIS - -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-10
Sturdy
Swings

These lawn swings are
wy comfortable and made
Of the best OF woods. They
are we'll finished and will
stand hard wear.
Small sizes for children
made equally - we'll.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY learns
IMPORTANT LESSONS FROM WAR

the truck was a successful expert
ment TO be seriously considered for
short local traffic Good roads agita-
ton tended TO put all automobile
men under suspicion Of being pork
barrel politicians
2-In 1913. the automobile stands
In the eye OF patriotic America as a
tried and true mechanical hero Of
both war and peace, a stage above
the idolized "soxiante QuinZe" field
gun OF the French nation. Even
France now recognizes the automo-
bile as paired with its wonderful
field piece for first honors in en-
abling the outnumbered French army
70 Withstand the German, while they
waited and waited for Great Britain,
for italy and America
Nobility, which is synonym
for superior motor transport, turned
the tide and won the war. It is
plain that It viii be an equal factor
in winning commercial fields.
THE American automobile world
must study foreign markets, over
seas, shipping. foreign transporta-
ton requirements. and the trick Of
keeping the oversee vehicles run
ming with parts II possible. without
parts whenever necessary
Service in the automobile sense
viii have a new domestic and
foreign world opened to its vision and
endeaVor-
salvage Methods Learned.
6-Afotor transportation viii fol-
low the lessons OF the war and
operate IN larger and larger groups.
Perfection -of designs and models
viii no longer monopolize automatic
thought The allied armies have
much &c give the civilian world In
nfotora transport organization, de-
velopmeut Of operation centerss
elimination Of bottle necks" which
throttle terminal and road capacities
road, values, training OF operating
and maintenance personnel, inspec-
ton, repair, supply, and salvage
methods. particularly IN inter-
changeability Of parts and ac-
cessories-
10 the Motor & Accessory Manu-
facturers' association, the motor
corps. in return for the aid and coun-
ell received in war, must look FOR
understanding OF the principle that
adequate parts service Is in the Alpha
and Omega Of any motor transporta-
ton problem
s-This means q new grasp by your
association and by manufacturers OF
the finished vehicles OF spare parts
experiences data The army has
learned that It must have about 200
parts on each vehicle IN quantity
everywhere. Other parts are rarely
required
class Of parts has proven lack OF
breadth Of view Every user and
manufacturer must honestly study
and understand quantities required
for actual repair, for wider distribu-
ton than actual demand. and for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
MANY BATTERIES BOILED
TO DEATH BY GARAGE MEN

Many a good storage battery has
been literally boiled TO death BY
garage men having little respect for
the rules OF charging" declared J. c.
Dunlavey Of the Fl PasO Battery and
Ignition company.
Conditions are gradually better
ing themselves. however" he con-
tinued, "and garage mon are waking
up TO the fact that a battery should
not be charged in series with bat
teries several times larger. The serv-
ice station, having come by more ex-
perience, sticks by the set rule OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

.
w learn from the war2
What ls the outlook for 1902
What new tendencies in construc-
ton and design viii be featured n
the 1920 automobile shoWsz
What are the significant new de-
velopments in automotlVe equip
ment?
what is the outlook for foreign
trade ia the automobile Industry
These are some Of the questions
which viii be discussed IN a sympos-
ium now being conducted by the
Motor e. Accessory Manufacturers
association
Statements on these problems VIII
be made by leading executives OF
the companies belonging 70 the as
socsatfon. and by other authorities
and experts IN this manner Valua-
bic fund OF Illuminating intorma-
ton VIII be brought together.
The first. statement in this sym
postum is given herewith It Is an
Unusually important and significant
message from Brig. Cen c. B
Drake. T. s. A. chief Of motor trans
port corps. war department who
during the war. had charge OF one
Of the greatest single motor trans
portation problems IN the history OF
the Industry. and IS now directing
the peace tine activities Of the
army's motor transport Gen brakes
writes as follows;
Motor Transport LessouH-
In 1914. the passenger car was
fighting its way into the utility class,