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jeptcmpw II, I gig. SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS FOR SALE a Milwaukee westbound passenger train left the track thirty miles west ot Aberdeen. The accident waa out of the ordinary, as tha locomotive, baggaxe and mall ears, la front and the observation car Id tha roar wero unharmed, while the diner, two tourist sleepers and three Pullman cars In the center of the train were derailed. The cars were badly damaged. WZW DAUAS rOSTMABTEB.

(Special to Tho Argus-Leader) Dallas. Charles Kingsbury baa been notified of his appointment as postmaster of Dallas, to succeed Msrt Coff-man, who recently resigned. This Is tha first appointment of a postmaster In Gregory county to come under civil service rule Tho new postmaster will assume charge as soon as his commission arrives. HURON COLLEGE STARTS FOOTBALL PRACTICE LEGION FORMS FINE PROGRA 1 drease by MUa Katharine D. Blake of New York city, who is a leader and an authority on the formation of teachers' unions.

Dr. Charles Judd, of the University of Chicago, who Is recognised as an authority on the question of Junior high schools and other educational questions, will also appear on the Dr. W. W. Foght, who waa at the head of a school survey conducted In South Dakota last year, and Mrs.

Henrietta Calvin, on of Dr. Foyht's assistants In this survey, and at present employed by the United States bureau of education, will also be Included In the list of speakers. Gala War loaf deader. Tolbert MacRae of Des Moines, la, who did War Camp Community service in Franco as a song leader, will serve to add enthusiasm to the session by the sld of singing, and Prof. Oeorge A.

Works, head of the department of rural education at Cornell university, will speak on problems dealing with bis special department Several hundred teachers have already enrolled for thla gathering and hundreds more will enroll before tha time of tha convention. in- SEVERALPOSTS Already in Existence Engage in Campaign to Increase Their Membership STATETEACIIEBS Unionism to be Discussed at State Educators Convention at Mitchell in November Carload Lots New Way to Curl Hair Fine for Outdoor Girl TOE POT 1U SCKOOt lAVD LEASES. (Special to the Argus-Leader.) Mitchell The leasing this week of Strong Team Assembled, Under Direction "Punk" McKay, Charge of Athletics (Special to the Argus-Leader.) Huron, Sept 17. Football practice started at Huron college today under the direction of "Punk" McKay, who will be In charge of athletics at the school during the coming year. Many of last year's men and many ex-service men are expected to make a try for berths on the.

'varsity squad and McKay hopes to develop a championship team with the material on hand. No schedule of games has yet been arranged, but it is understood the big game of the season will be with the South Dakota State college team of Brookings. IVOMENlOTERS TO LAY PLANS State Conference, at Mitchell in October Will Arrange for Activities two 40 -a ere tracts of school land In this (Davison) county removes from tha leasing market the last of the school lands in the county. were the onlytwo tracts of school land In (Special to the Argus-Leader.) Mitchell, Sept 17. Elaborate prepa-ratlons are being made by tho Mitchell cnamoer of Commerce and the teachers in the various schools of the city for the entertainment of the members ofthe South Dakota Educational association, who will i the city Nov.

J4. 15 and i. lor the annual convention of that organisation. WM t0 been held in Mitchell last year, but waa postponed on account of the lnfluensa, ep. demio.

This will be the first meeting of the organisation for two years, and an exceptionally Urge attendance la expected. Dr. H. M. Gage of Huron, president or the association, has secured some of the leading educators of the nation to appear on the program.

Obtain Junior Blgh Expert One of the new departures on a South Dakota educational program will be ad- the county on which leases expired Jan The silmerlno method of curling the hnlr Is the proper thing before going motoring, boating or golfing, or Indulging in any outdoor sport or exerotae. This will not only give tho hair the most beautiful wavy and curly appearance Imaginable, but wind or heat will not take tha curl out The eurllneas Is quickly acquired and lasts much longer than where the waving tonga are used. Resides, the hair will be bright and lustrous, instead of dull and dead looking. When combed out It will be as nice and fluffy as If it bad Just been shampooed.1 Just get a bottle of liquid allmerlne at any drug store, follow the accompanying directions, and you will be simply delighted with the result. This product Is of course perfectly harmless, and there Is nothing sticky, greasy or unpleasant about it GUS.

H. EGGEN Vienna, S. D. uary 1. No leases will expire during the coming year, nor will any school land In Davison county be offered for sale this year or next TAiir oesaii.es; is htbt.

(Special to the Argus-Leader.) Aberdeen, Sept 17. Fifteen persons persons were injured, none of them seriously, when six cars In the center of (Special to The A rgu-Leader) Watertown, Sept. 17. The activities of the various poBts of tho American legion are revealed In tha preaa of the atate, according to the state publicity office of thla city, and auch reporta Indicate that the organisation la to be a live wire In the local and atate affairs from now on. The Clear Lake post will welcome the boya on the 17U at the peuel county fair, for the purpose of adding members to the local post At Hadlbon seventy-five have signed up and many" more have Indicated their willingness to enroll; local workers are making a special effort to have a large attendance at their next meeting an-1 want 100 out at that time.

At Rapid City, on the 18th, the ex-asrvice man will be welcomed at the Alfalfa palace, at which time local members will undertake to enroll all visiting men who taave not signed up as yet. At P. Gokey, the principal of the school and formerly sergeant-major of the 601st Engineers, taking up the work of organising. At 1'oronto. A.

G. Port will endeavor to get the ex-service men of his locality into line. At Gary, Frank Banwarth has been supplied with ammunition by the district, organizer, and Gary will have a post this month. At Garden City Phil Feldmeyer is Interesting the boys, while the local paper has promised space for publicity jurposes. At Watertown the local post is the only one in the county and hat 600 members; It is assisting in securing Ylctorv buttons, back pay, travel pay, bonus, ind aiding on mattera.

FARMER HAS CLOSE CALL; PINNED UNDER TRACTOR (Special to the Argus-Leader) Mitchell, Sept 17. The state conference ofthe League of Women Voters will be held in Mitchell, It has -been announced by Mrs. Myra P. Weeler, member of the state board, on October 23, the day following the convention ofthe state Federation of Women's clubs. On the same day the Library association will have its state meeting.

These meetings probably will bring very prominent women In the state to Mitchell on oneof these days, October 22, 23 and 24. This is the first state conference of the suffragettes since the organization of the League of Women Voters. The purpose of the conference is to make plans for the organizing of leagues throughout the state and arranging work for the ratification campaign. There will be in attendance delegates from every county, organized or unorganized. The local delegates are Miss Edla Laurson, president of the Davison county league; Mrs.

Wallis and Mrs. P. H. Kelly. There "will also be a meeting of the state board, the members of which are: Mesdames Julia Leavitt, Sioux Falls; Paul Kedman, 8.

R. CUirist. Miller: Ruth Hippie, l'ierre; Whiting Pierre, John Pyle, Huron, and Myra P. Weller, Mitchell. Arrangements are being made to have some prominent woman speaker address the conference on the evening of October 23 In the Elks hall.

The speaker may be Mrs. Peter Oleson, Minneapolis, or may be supplied by the national board from New York. Hour and Half Before Could be Released Will Recover Boy Loses Thumb (Special to The Argus-Leader) i'ankton, Sept. 17. Percy Kees of Galville, while plowing with a tractor, struck a sandy spot and his machine turned over on him.

For an hour and a half he lay under the" heavy tractor, until discovered and released." Bees was hurried to the hospital here and was found to, have sustained a fractured jaw, numerous bruises and scalding from- the water in the radiator. In Bome lucky manner ho escaped more serious injuries and is doing nicely. A 10-months-old son of Louis Miller caught his right thumb in an electric washer here and severed the member In A moment. vi 1 I i i i (ill Vi i v. i i ij 1 PBESBTTEalAHS TO MEST.

(Special to The Argus-Leader) Watertown. Preliminary arrangements are being made for the annual convention of the Presbyterian churches of South Dakota, which will be held in Watertown on Oct. 2. A Sunday school conference will be held at the same time. A number of able speakers have been invited to be present to discuss HOMECOMING AT KASISON.

(Special to the Argus-Leader.) Madison. Thousands of people are experted to attend the homecoming 'celebration, to he held In this city Thursday, Sept 18, in honor' of the returned Ken ice men of Madison and Lake county. The returned soldiers, sailors, marines and nurses of the county- will be tendered a dinner at noon. The chief outMde speaker, of the day will be Lieut. Gov.

McMaater of Tank-ton, who is one of the most popular speakers of the state. An entertainment feature will be a ball game between the Wlnfved nine and the Safety First team of Madison. In addition, there will be airplane flights, band concerts, vaudeville acts and other features. the leading problems of the organization. Local Presbyterians and other residents are making elaborate plans for the entertainment of the delegates during such times as the convention is not in session.

STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. (Special to The Argus-Leader) Mitchell. An elaborate program is be ing prepared for the annual convention ot the South Dakota Library associa tion, which will be held in Mitchell on Oct. 23 and 24. A full- attendance of the association is expected.

Among the speakers will be Doane Rob H3W USET PLAWT AT ROSWELL (Special to The Argus-Leader) Eoswell. -The new 1 electric light plain recently installed here has been partially placed in operation, the business district being furnished with lights, but the service cannot be extended to the residence district until other equipment arrives and Is installed. inson of Pierre, state historian. WATEBTOWH OIRI IS MOVIES. (Special to the Argus-Leader.) Watertown.

Miss Gladys Carley, who now is advertised as "among the, well This store is built on the firm founda tion of "Your Satisfaction" We devote ourselves to" giving you full value in Style, Fit and Service in the Clothes you buy here Your money will be clieer fully refunded if you are not fully satisfied. known society and film beauties, is a Watertown girl, having formerly re sided in this city. She recently was one of the guests at a farewell party given by Mary Pickford on board the U. S. S.

Texas at Monica, Cat rm festiyax. (Special to The Argus-Leader) Watertown. Members of the Mer 'jQr chants' association and other residents of the city have taken up the work of completing arrangements for the an nual fall festival, to be held in Water- town on Oct 7, 8 and 9. One of the features will be an exhibit of farm products from Codington and adjoining counties. MXTCHEIiIi 9,362.

(Special to The Argus-Leader) Mitchell. According to a new city HAD SUFFERED SINCE HE WAS AUTTLE BOY Minnesota Man Is Relieved of Twenty Years Trouble by Taking Tanlac "1 have been In bad health for. over twenty years, and my condition has gradually been getting worse all the time, but about a month ago I com-rnenred taking Tanlac and now I feel like a different man altogether," said William Howley. who lives at Deer R'ver, while in Abbott's Drug Store in Duluth the other day. "As far back as I can remember," rcntinued Mr.

Howley, "I have been bothered with stomach trouble and Ingestion. Even as a small boy I would or ten have spells of sick headaches after meals, and would have indigestion the worst way. As I grew up 1 gradually got worse, until I finally reached the point where everything I ate would use me to suffer something awful "terwards. Those terrible headaches sept up, too, and sometimes the pain ZVa 80feve It would almost drive me "a This trouble Just kept on until I was just about all In, and had to lose a lumh i frm my work- Handlin directory, which has Just been Issued. Mitchell now has a population of 9,362.

The Smiths have a big lead, with fifty- three, the Johnsons and Andersons tie for second place, and those bearing the Home of Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes Every man wants some New Clothes for Dress Up Time -and he can find them here. Exclusive Models in Suits and Overcoats for Men and Young Men tailored by die best tailors from Fabrics that are distinctly new. You will learn, too, that our prices are less than you expected to pay for your New Clthes this Fall. name of Jones lose out, with, only nine teen. AS ESS BUS BUDGET.

(Special to the Argus-Leader) Aberdeen. The budget reported to the city council by a special committee calls for the sum of 8, with which to conduct the affairs of Aberdeen during the coming year. The budget makes provision for the continuance of the municipal band, and for increased pay for members of the police and firo departments. mm was sim- too weak and rah down to keep at ATTEMPTED KTBBEB CHARGE. (Special to The Argus-Leader) Mitchell.

Sam Hachavlan, an Armenian working with a gang of laborers on the Milwaukee railroad south of Overcoats and Suits for Men and Young Men Quality and style that you will appreciate at a glance, and after i.n .7 aiong. ana to In it 1 had erT litt, alt Mitchell, was arrested on the charge wiuugnt i would try a bot-dirt i. nyway, and that flrst botUe 1 much good that I Just kept The 1 UkLn thl wonderful medicine, mora of making a murderous assault on one of his companions witb a sharpened file badly cutting his victim about the head. ever-1 tn "er condition In Furnishings of the Better Sort Vhen you see them you will know why most men come here for their Furnishings. you have given them the test of wear you will be glad you bought your Clothes from us.

Overcoats $25.00 a bo .7. a 1 "av "een since-1 was spot) Ajrs nvrr crops bxavt. (Special to tho Argus-Leader) Bpearfish. Crops of potatoes and fruits, especially apples, in the valleys of this part of the Black Hills were very heavy this year, and large quanti ties are being shipped to outside points; The raisers are receiving from LIS to 1-5 per box for apples. Suits $20.00 to $60.00 hajafiT' haven't had a Twh' 8lnce 1 took trst bottle of 1 want 1 can anything aTdf "er- Uke thl wonderful to feel Jears 'or twenty long fa? am'ne th" wiU th1 thing, tw a the good tor 1 hv 1 and am so to 1 getting ready top evefy night that 1" very morning handle JZ 1 5 et snd thW T(iUbr day -ny Dress Up Hats Styles that appeal to men who want their Hats to fit their personalities as well as their heads.

$3 to $9 ASSISTANT TZSXTIVtr VVBSE. (Special to tha Argus-Leader.) Huron, Misa Basel Dolan has been appointed assistant Red Crons visiting nursa in Beadle county. Miss Dolan will assist Miss Alma Wertluig. chief nurse. Miss Dolan comes from Mo- Kennao hospital at Sioax Falls.

I Fosdick Sons BOOXXVO COXXTTTEB RECORD (Special to tha Argus-Leader) H.J In Sioux Huron Four thousand people wera given rooming accomodations durirgthe i. fmi MAmiiir rrnmit. LA UU( tee, it is announced. This nraber is GarTeW Thompson, y. Q.

A. Fottlnger. (Adv.) twice as many as ever oeiorr aanaieo 11" by the commute..