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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-02-14

On0er Il years o. A60.
In accordance with Q petition filed
with the board Of trustees. xof KAder.
a special election will be called to vote
m school consolidation. 1t 10 planned
to consolidate several districts /
A movement has been iDaagurated
by Doland business men asl ether
residents to organise . stock company.
composed OF local nen and Install u
electric light system. "
In accordance With . petition filed
with the city council that body u ar
ranging for a great deal OF street paw.
ing this year. The petition asks Tat
ten blocks Be Davs1 this year. 1t 10
expected arrangements will - made
for the commencement Of the work ~
soon 40 spring opens.
Chairmen OF the county defense
councils Of soutA Dakota are bsing
asked By the state council to assist n
the observance ef Roosevelt Memorial
day ON Sunday. February'S. This day
was set apart BY the couacll Of ma
tional defenso. Minister will be asked
to hold special services On the day
designated IN heDsr Of The former
president and writer.
At . meeting q the city ceuncil OF
Elk Point II wa decided - have m
engineer make . preliminary survey Of
thu city Tor ~ sewassee sysesa Which
Il p planned = Install q y saTiy .late.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-02-14

The peace conference has warned
the Polish and Czech nationalities,
who 1 dlsputing control Of the
Yesehen mining district In Austrian
G)lfssA, TINT they must refrain, from
tccnpying the territories 10 which
~ M seIein.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-02-14

Six Million Dollars for hoaos.
Six million dollars Is what the hixh.
way bill will carry II It's recommends.
ton and this will give the state .
like amount from the government.
More Money for Fairs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-02-14

uuCIdi SVTNICES IoI 4Nhl ~. ~
were held at New York with over 800
persons in attendance.
potroprad hos haan hofnlrarded by
Kronstadt artillery and maD5 people
have heen killed according to Stock
holm reports.
,.,ua 800 ,.,an.;, II who,
,.an.,ta,r ha.a 80 uarofo,,ls hronyh1
IN. s,,, nj q at . prjyate sale.
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forces ID me Archaheei dis,rie'. me
american casualties were h"e Ai'ieu
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lienloers OF congress t,at 'AU."U men
~ '"e '"''e" states WERE ~" Wilt
p"' ehp'o'''ehi
i'ou>e ~ congress nave aefeeu 70 eau
al republican mehnDefs-e'ec mo a
co'ierence I"r organization pHr-
posss' III washington On fepfuaf! -.
lhsist"hce ny PRESIDENT wilson npoh
expansion lee 10 the uhaIlf''ous ap-
prova' Si'en ~ me mouse h'sai corn
'iittee !" announcer ii'ree-!ear cohslfuc'
tioh program.
Inc war trade Doard VIII nor TAX
import restrictions promulgated by
the brltish government Illfs s3a!e-
ment was authorized py q meinber OF
the DOafu.
An appropriation or S3,oVo'oU 10
OF iVo'oU oncefs ana men
curing me next nscai year. was ap-
proven Dv the mouse military aHairs
committee.
thousands oil persons. madlened by
hunger, IN the district of Linz. the
capital OF upper Austria. have plum
other depredations. according to re-
ports.
Canada sent 5000 aviation officers
over seas to join the royal air service
during the war. according to a recent
statement made by Sir Edward w.
Kemp, Canadian minister of overseas
"
Mild weather for the remaining
days OF the WRITER and an early spring
Is the prediction made by Brother Al
phonsus G. s. G. Of Notre Dame uni
versity. the recognized authority on
birds In the state Of Indiana.
The progress made by the peace
cned the hope among the most opti-
mistic delegates that the league of ma
tons may be established and that even
certain peace terms may be settled
before President Wilson leaves Paris
for the United States.
The Central Labor union Of Omaha.
and affiliated unions. will combat an
10 officers. Union men said they have
no trouble with reds" within the
apnfn1N Tho SpoS1S fhnsy cniA hn1nsu
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-02-14
Seeking Division Of County.

Ever since Jackson county was or
ganized as a part OF old Stanley coan-
ty, the residents Of that county have
been looking with longing eyes at the
rich section OF Washabaugh county.
just across White river to the south,
and there have been several runors
OF attaching Washabaugh to jackson
as one large county. Washabaugh is
. reservation county on the Pine
are not anxious to become residents
Of an organized county, so action has
been slow. 1t is rumOred that within
q few days a bill will Be introduced
by which Washabaugh county il to be
sliced up and divided between tho
counties Of Jackson on the north and
Bennett on the south. and an effort
made to wipe out one county from the
list in the state. Several jackson
cOunty boosters have been busy, "just
visiting" among the members for the
session, and now the Indians have
sent q representative in Henry Stand
ing Bear, a full blood Sioux, TO oppose
the proposed division. He takes the
position that the Indians on the reser-
walton do not want the change, how
ever much the voters of the organized
counties Of Jackson and Bennett may
want the additional territory, and
that the wishes Of the residents of
Washabaugh county are entitled 10
consideration when such a move
comes up.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-02-14

New Trespass Law.
An extension of time legally allowed
for permitting action to be started for
trespass is the sense OF q bill intro
duced in the house by Bird, OF Law
renee. Under the present law sixty
days only r allowed and this bill
would give such actions the same time
- in other civil caseE-six months.
The idea Of the bill. according to its
introducer. Is to give both the tres
passed upon and the owner of tres,
passing animals time to cool Off,
Under the new plan it is hoped that
no heated action may be started and
time will be given for a settlement
outside Of court II there is q griev-
ance
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
GOVERNORS 0UT
 FUR GO0D ROADS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 25.- Governor after governor is coming out pronouneedly for real road programs for the immediate future. Governor Davis, at q Virginia good roads con- vention the other day, received an oVa- ton when he put forward the propo- sition of raising s25,000 900 for the building of 1,200 miles of state high ways. He frankly admitted that he wanted to he known as the Good Roads Governor of Virginia"
 Retiring Governor Capper, who next takes a seat in the United States sen ate, out in Kansas thus expressed himself: Cheap and quick motor transportation of products from and 10 the farm is coming. It is to be our next big development Highways building in our agricultural states of fers the way for employing thousands Of our men who have seen, and have repaired and have rebuilt many of the magnificent roads of France" New Jerseys governor also comes to the senate when the next congress meets in Washington. Senator elect Walter E. Edge is avowedly a be- l liever in nationwide roads develop ment, recently putting it into these words: ''The federal government is in i better position than any state or 1 combination of states to assume a di- recting generalship over highways of the whole nation, supplying the miss ing links here and there and directing new extension in such a way that available undeveloped land will be opened up to the touch of agriculture Furthermore the nations enormous az gregate expenditure on roads will be diVested of that wanton waste which is the project of gross mismanage- ment and selfish motives"
 Governor Robertson of Oklahoma hopes to induce the legislature to adopt a s40,000,000 bond issue for the purpose of supplying the Indian state with a connected road system. It is his idea that interest and sinking fund can be met chiefly through the pro- duction tax from oil and the registra tion tax from automobiles.
 Chairman George c. Diehl of the A A. A. good roads board predicts that the present congress will add sub. stantially to the present Federal Ai6 Road act, while the next congress will have squarely placed before it the proposition of a federal system.
 Just as we have advanced iron town to county and then state roaC building, it is inevitable that next wt should follow up these state system. by tthe linking together Of a fedora plan," asserts Mf. Diehl, who ha. probably attended as many highway
 meetings of one kind and another il the United States as any other man
 Mir. Diehl, who is engineer of Fri
 county, New York, is contending for
 20-foot road from Buffalo to Albany t
 the metropolis, which would mean , substantial widening and strengthen
 ing of the present main artery acros
 the empire state.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
JAPAN PASSES MOTOR SUBSIDY
 LAW

A new act just passed by the Japan csc diet, known as the military motor vehicle subsidy law, provided subsidies for manufacturers and owners of mo- tor vehicles suitable for military use, capable of carrying one ton. The ve- hicles may be requisitioned at any time for reasonable compensation. The law provides that manufacturers and owners must be Japanese subjects and vehicles must be of Japanese origin Pending greater production of Japan ese vehicles, however, owners of cars of foreign manufacture are allowed within the subsidy scheme.
 The introduction of American motor vehicles, particularly motor trucks, into Japan, has not progressed as rap idly as in some other countries, owing to poor road conditions and cheap coolie labor. A few American automo- bile and tire concerns, however, have become well established there. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber company, having for several years done a good business in tires, tubes and acces- SOTieS
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
FINANCE AND MARKETS
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Unusual ex- cltement and activity attended the opening of today's stock market, as a result of last nights action of the local money committee, in removing practi- caily all restrictions upon credits.
 Leading shares opened at gains of to points, these in several cases being exceeded before short covering ex hausted itself. Realizing for profits then ensued and advances were soon cancelled, the net result. in fact. show ing some material losses.
 Taking the course of todays session as a guide, 1t would seem that the re- suit or the money committees action had been widely discounted in the moderate gains of the preceding days.
 In part, however, today's setback was attributed to renewed weakness of Brooklyn transit, which dropped to within fraction of its lowest record and sharp break in Mexican petro- leum
 Consolidated gas also weakened. prooaply In sympathy with Brooklyn transit and numerous sDeciaIties for ieited temporary gains of one to three folnts, the market closing with an un- settled tone. Sales 525. 900 shares
 fhe bank statement disclosed an &C., tual decrease of almost S31. 800 GOO in loans and decrease of s1S.500. 900 in excess reserves, other items showing no material alteration
 Bonds were steady. the set back in me stock list having no effect. Tota, sales par value aggregated S4,95O 900 Old United States bonds were un- chanSed on call during the week.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
WEEKS COPPER MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The copper market has remained very quiet during me past week. Large producers are sun ho:ding eiectrolytic at s23.Oo. but olleFIhS to guarantee buyers against aHY cut m their own quotatio while soinc or the smaller handlers are quot
 ing S19.o0 to S2o00, without doinr nncb business. nut"
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
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FRED FULTON WINS

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24-F'red Fulton of Minnesota, decisively de- feated Willie Meehan local pugilist, in a four-round bout here tonight. Nee han was badly battered. The men are heavyweight. Fulton also defeated Meehan here several months ago.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Mercantile paper unchanged. Sterling unchanged Mexican dollars unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-Close:
 Corn: May $1.15; July s1.13.
 Oats: May 5S2sc; July 56ac.
 Pork: January S43.00: May s31e0 Lard: January s22.s7; May s22.e7. Ribs: January s22.90: May s20.s2.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
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Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
CLEARING HOUSE RANKS

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold $4S,133,770. reserve in excess of legal requirements. This is a decrease Of s1S,504,1 1S0 from last week.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Cotton closed steady at a net advance of 43 to 69 points. ''
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23

AT the finish of the riotous scene
which followed Senator Lodges last
sentences Senator Williams Miss
arose to reply. He hogan his speech
with the remark that Senator Lodges
address had represented the effort of
months of prcparat ION and he regret
Ell he was compelled to make an i'm
promptu response. bu, he went or to
say that Senator Lodge was assum-
inS n monopoly on Amcricanism and
TINS was quite too much for the al
ready turbulent galleries. a chorus
of misses followed the thrust of the
MisSiSSippian and the Vice President
was compelled to warn the galleries
that "applausc" was forbidden
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23

DR.. r. M. Sisusa and wife, Misses
I. \. Bryan, ID. +. Harris, and Rev.
>. $. Nichols, God willing, will sail
II West Africa, after the National
baptist Convention at Newark, n. j..
n September. 1t will take $4,000
- equip and send them away.
We are asking so churches to bring
zoo; 200 churches to bring $50; 300
a:.ches to bring SIS; 500 churches
= ..r.t.g $40; 1000 churches to bring
-. 20 which group may we add
..1ttr church at the Newark Convcn-
Iun. September 10, 1919.
WIN there be 4 pastor who will
ruil2 to Newark and forget this all
:".rortant Matter. Is there pastor
VINO will attend the National Baptist
Convection, SO dense or so selfish as
TO forget his calling as Il minister VIII o
must so, lei go or help others to so?
These young folks are getting ready
every day and will meet you in New
ark. ready to go if you will let them.
Please write Us so we may know
low to plan for the sailing of these
workers.
Yours in His service,
l.. G. JORDAN, Cor, Scc'y. +
TOT S. 10th Street
Philadelphia, Pa
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23
SENATOR SHOWS DANGER TO l.
). \. IN ANY SUBMISSION TO
FOREIGN DICTATION.
ONLY ONE FLAG FOR l.. s.
Roosevelt and Cleveland Are Cited il
Appeal to Preserve AmericaniSm

Washington, Aug. IA demon.
Stration such as has not occurred in
the Senate within the 1870 wears of
its existence greeted Senator Lodge
tMasS.) today at the end of an OK.
haustivc address on the League of Nh
tons. throughout his long speech the
Senate and galleries had sat tense. re
pressing even the coughs and wheel.
Is which ordinarily characterize a
FESTIVE audience. but when the Sena
tor finished, graspcd his manu-.
script ana started from his desk
pandcmonium broke in the dignificd
chamber.
Despite the rigid rule against ap~
pause the galleries Joined the floor
III the demonstration. The handclapprnp
tailed TO Suii CO aS the excitement and
enthusiasm grew. Men and women
rose in their seats cheering and cry
ing. Hats and hankcrchicfs were
waved. and from an obscure corner
OF the mems gallery one legged mn
rinc balancing on his left crutcn.
llourlShed the right with one hand
ana beat time with his shrapncl hcl
mot in the other. Shrill yclls and wild
whistles added to tho din, through.
out which Vice president Marshall
sat tolcrantly smiling. After the pho
nomcnal outhurst had subsidized the
Vice President raped dccorouslv for
order and was obcycd.
Meanwhile the Senate had witness
ed scene which ccliSpcd even the
episode Of the receipt on the floor of
Rear Admiral SIMPSONS telegram an
nouncing the demolition Of Ccrvcra's
fleet July 4. 1898 and beside which
the appearance Of the President and
outburSt of fcrvor which followed
even the vote on the declaration of
war were insignificant.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23
INDEPENDENCE IS MOST
PRECIOUS.

'Thc independence Of the United
States is not alone more precious to
ourselves. but to the world, than any
single possession"
This Was the keynote OF Senator
Lodges speech, which was distinctly
4 plea for continued adherence to
that policy Of individualistic national
ism which has marked the past life
Of America.
I'VE would not have our country's
vigor exhausted or her moral force
?hatrd by everlasting meddling and
muddling in every quarrel great and
small which alflicts the world" was
another thought which Senator Lodge
hammered home in the last phrases
of his address which he coupled with
Our ideal is to make her ever strong
~ and better and finer. because In
that way alone can she be OF the great
ct service to the worlds peace and
TO the welfare OF mankind.
1t was Senator Lodges principal
argument that Americas course in
the past, 4 growing, outstanding, peace
tul nation, fighting only for principles
aI9 never for power, free from ANDY
tons to interfere in the regulation OF
international diSagrccments, geogrupl
sally and racially cparatc from the
business of America should not be
cnt day affairs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23

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Nou should aim to get your news
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WANTS TO FIND HER BROTHER.

] would like to know the where
bouts OF David Green He left
'"ncweli. We last month for Rich
t"nd and has not been heard from
'"cc. III horne was in Rocky
'nunt. \. G.. ny information will
Thankfully rer ,ivcd by his sister.
IRIS. MARY PAGE, 331 Hackensaw
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23

Once more Senator Lodge rallicC
the Chicf Executive when he assert
ed I'VE bear much Of via;ons and
trust we shall continuc to have vi:
ions and dream dreams Of fairel
future for the race, but visions arc
one thing and visioraries are anOthc'
and the mechanical appliances OF tho
rhetorician designed 10 give pictur'
Of present which does not exist ant