The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-08-13
THE WORLD

J. Los Angeles - Mildred Harri
Chaplin has filed suit here for div
orce from Charles Chaplin. Sh
alleges cruelty.
Wichita, Kan.-Hail, measurin
six inches in circumference, fell her
for 20 minutes, running AUTOMOBILE
tops and breaking windows.
II Los Angeles, Cal.-Lieutenant o
Lieutenant Milton Elliott, his aide
were killed when their plane crashed
from a distance of 1000 feet.
SpOkane-Thomas H. Brewer, pre-
sident of the Fidelity National banl
of Spokane, died of what was dag
nosed as sleeping sickness. He hat
: been sick several weeks.
Tacoma, Wash.-Two women foot
pads, operating with a man, held III
George Masko and relieved him Of
i $240, he reported to the police. One
OF the women stopped him on the
street and flashed a revolver at him
Ell Paso, Tex.-Japanese are en-.
listing by hundreds in the army OF
Estaban Cantu in Lower California
according TO Henry M. Hill, consul
general from the republic of Panama
to San Salvador, who was in Ell Paso
on his way to Washington.
Louisville, .-Ky-The Kentucky
wool clip will be stored in ware
houses here until the market breaks
favorably to the growers, according
to announcement made by DR.. H. S.
Stevenson, chairman of the central
wool committee.
| Wichita, Kan.-Miss Carrie Cum
bingham, a student at Paramount
college, was shot and fatally wound
| ed as she was about to enter st.
Mary's cathedral. Theodore Osweil-
| er, Sr., Wichita banker, and former
member of the Kansas legislature.
Spokane-John Pillar, former ply
steal director of the Y. M. C. A. at
Wenatchee, Wash, and formerly
Montana, was drowned in the Pend
Id'Oreille river near lone, Wash. He,
with another man, sought to rescue
a woman swimmer.
Center, Tex.-A mob of more than
1000 men Monday stormed the coun-
ty jail, battered down the steel doors,
wrecked steel cell and took out
Lige Daniels, a negro, charged with
the murder of a white woman, and
hanged him to an oak tree in the
courthouse yard.
Asbury Park, N. J.-Asbury Park
beaches are becoming popular. Not
withstanding the complaints of the
modest, who have been shocked by
the one-piece bathing suits worn by
women, the chief of police of Asbury
Park, who is young and married, ia
vors them.
Miami, Educational guardsmen
were called out to protect the city
from disorders threatened by 400
negroes, natives of the Bahama
islands and British subjects, who |
have been aroused over the death of |
Herbert Brooks, one of their num-
Der, charged with assaulting white |
woman.
Chicago-William Bross Lloyd, |
socialist, and 10 other
members of the communist labor |
party Monday were found guilty by a |
jury of conspiracy to overthrow the |
United States government. The de-
PENDANTS were given various SEN
fences, most of them getting from
one to five years in the penitentiary.
wow QitlQC tdoCo III LAC
first six months of 1920 have shown
IN alarming increase over those of
he corresponding period of last year,
he Save-a-Life League reports. In
he first half of 1919 the league re-
,eived reports of 2,063 suicides as
compared with 2,771 for the first
lalf of this year.
nneapolis-Shortly after SER
ices had been concluded an armed {
'andit held up the Gamillus Chesad ]
synagogue here and escaped with
400 in cash. The money had been
objected at the services for loans to I
he poor and members of the syna- I
ogue had just finished counting 1t
7hen the bandit entered, fired a shot, {
cooped up the money and fled.
Chicago-Although the wage in +
rease awarded to railroad employees S
nd the increased rates granted the e
Dads Twill considerably raise the /
oss of living" the peak of high |
rices has been reached and there t
DON will be gradual descent" AL
ert Levy, president of the Manufac- t
urers and Importers association of 6
.merica, declares. t
Paris-The giant new trans-Atlan-
C air line, which German private en- Z
,rprise is planning to establish, will \
e operated with dirigibles greater
ian any which have heretofore been u
own. They will have 500 cabins, o
ach with two beds, and will be p
luipped with kitchens, lounging sa-
'ons and promenades the equal of p
lose provided on the finest ocean II
ners.
Calgary, Alta.-Three men held Ia
} the conductor and passengers on N
e Canadian Pacific train running u
ON Lethbridge, Alta, through the RI
lows Nest Pass, at Sentinel, Alber- VI
, near Lethbridge, and, dropping
ON the train as it slowed up on a m
rye, made their escape. The men, rp.
40 are believed to have been pas DC
myers from Lethbridge, conducted ru
6 holdup while the train was run wi
ng. The amount secured by the
ndits is not known, but is believed al
have been considerable. tn
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