The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-01-10

The War department announced thal
80 American commissioned officers of
The air service We're killed in action ia
France in 1918.
The 22nd ANNUAL convention Of the
American National Live SfOC~- %associa-
r.ion. will be held at Denver, January
y to %.
Russian refugees at Copenhagen re
port that L~ndendorT has arrived in
Russia and will take over command of
the soviet army.
Thirty-tive sailors on leave from
@arships in harbor ut New York we're
robbed of all their money IA resorts
to which they We're enticed.
The department of agriculture has
recommended to congress legislation
to insure payment Of the x2.26 Il bush
el guaranteed price for The 1878 wheat
crop.
Fighting between the Poles and
Germans in Posen resulted in thirty
eight women and children and about
100 Germans and %I'olanders being
killed.
The municipal council Of Paris has
decided 10 ask the government to take
STEPS toward the holding of IN inter
allied colonial exposition in Paris in
1920 or 1921.
Sailing of three transports and Of
three battleships serving Us trans
ports. bringing back 100 troops from
France. was announced by the War de
partment.
The Aero Club OF America has
awarded its war medal and diploma
to Captain James Norman Hall Of Col
fax. Ia. and four other American
aviatOrs.
Announcement was made in the
French chamber Of deputies that
Frances losses in officers and men
killed up to Nov. l of the present year
aggregated 1911 800.
General Pershing has issued an or
Her RI all Arnnrican nnmunaudarS ~ Cn-
operate fully with the French govern.
ment in measures against excessive
use Of alcoholic liquors.
osls Princeton athlete, known in his
college days as "Hobey'' Baker. an
aviator in the American army in
France, was killed in the fail of his
plane.
Premier Lloyd George and Foreign
Secretary Balfour have publicly de-
clared President Wilson's visit to Lon
don had resulted in n complete under
standing between Great Britain and
America.
Sixty-two lynchings took place in
the United States in 1918. The total.
which includes IS negroes and four
white persons. is an increase OF -
over last year. Five Of the number
were III
Election results in Great Britain
show that The Lloyd George coalition
has won SO seats in the house Of
commons out Of Il membership Of 7O7.
The Slim Feiners have elected 20
members and labor Is.
The approximate estimate OF the
loss 1T life In the war Is placed nj
5.73G.5O4 divided as follows: British,
7Q6. 726; French, 1.O7l.3M; American.
5S.47S; Russian. 1.7OO.OOO; Austrian.
SlO.0OO; German, 1.GOO.OOO.
A resolution proposing that IN ar",y
IT allied and United States troops tri-
u~lnphantly enter Berlin to impress
unOn the minds OF the Germans The
fact that Germany has. been decisivti.y
defeated, has been introduced in con-
gresS.
Deportation Of most Of the 1000 or
4.OO enemy aliens now informed i'm
the United States will be recommends
ed to congress shortly by the Depart
mcnt Of Justice. Special legislation
viii be required for the deportations
and for authority TO prevent the re-
entry of these incl into this country.
The banquet rendered President and
Mrs. Wilson Mt the Buckingham pal
ace. London. Is said tn have been q
scene Of srlendor never before equal
ed. Every royal formality which had
attended epochai occasions mt the pal
ace for two or three hundred years