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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18
WOULD REGULATE
FILMS IN STATE
III. B. ID PROPOSES TO CREATE
BOARD OF REVIEW AT PIERRE
TO PASS O NALL MOVIES.

Pierre. Jan. Is.-House Bill No
p creating South Dakota state
board of review, to be composed OF
three resident citizens. appointed by
the governor. TO sit at Pierre and tC
examine motion picture films enter
ing the state. has been introduced in
the state Legislature BY Representa-
tive Lumbard. The bill provides
| that one member of the board shall
be appointed for one year. one for
two years. and one for three years.
Each year thereafter one member
shall be appointed for a full term OF
/ three years.
Part Of the bill is as follows
II shall be unlawful for any per
son TO sell lease. lend. exhibit OF
use any motion picture tim. or reel
in South Dakota unless the said film
or reel, has been submitted by the
exchange owner or lessee of the film.
or reel. and duly approved by the
South Dakota Board of Review.
THE board shall procure and use
on official seal. which shall contain
the words. South Dakota State
Board of Review together with
such design engraved thereon as the
board may prescribe.
The board shall examine films.
reels. folders. posters and advertis-
ing matter issued in connection
Herewith TO be exhibited or used in
South Dakota: and shall approve
such films. reels. folders, and adver-
tising matter which are moral and
proper; and shall disapprove such as
are cruel, obscene. indecent or i'm
moral. or such as tend TO debase or
corrupt morals.
ANY persons violating any provi-
sion of this act or any rule or regula-
ton of the board. shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor, and ON conviction
thereof. shall be punished by a fine
not exceeding s25 for the first Of
Tense. and not less than s100 nor
more than $500 for each succeeding
offense. or by Imprisonment for 80
days in the county Jail. Each day
an uncensored film, or reel, is ex-
hibited shall be deemed a separate
offense.
Amy person exhibiting in public
any misbranded film, or any film
carrying the official approval of the
board. which approval was not put
there by action of the board. or any
prohibited by the ordinances of any
city, or any person who shall exhibit
any folders, posters. pictures or other
advertising matter which has not
been approved by said board. or
which is indecent, profane or scan
dalous or which tends to unduly ex-
cite and deceive the public. OF con-
tanning any matter not therein con-
-tained when the approval was grant
ed by the board shall, upon convic-
ton, he deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor. and punished by fine OF
not more than $50 or by imprison-
ment in the county Jail for not over
80 days, and the said misbranded
film may be seized and confiscated. I"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18
FOR THE SICK AND
WOUNDED VETERANS
SENATOR'S WILL FORCE ACTION
FOR BETTER HOSPITAL
FACILITIES.

Washington. Jan. 1S.-After vain
ly trying since last June to arouse
congress TO the need of greater hos
Dital facilities for sick and wounded
Veterans. senator's interested in the
problem have decided to bring it up
in way that cannot be ignored.
They will ask today that Senator
Frances bill appropriating SIS. .500.-
900 for hospitals be taken up. If
their request is opposed they viii de-
mand a record vote, confident this
will penetrate the Indifference of
many senators. A similar bill in the
house may be called up soon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18
Other States To Copy
Hail Insurance Law

Pierre. Jan 18---Insurance Com
missioner w. " VanCamp has had
requests from members of the Iegis-
latures of Oklahoma. Nebraska and
Montana for copies of the state hail
insurance law Of this state. for the
purpose of farming like enactments
for those states.
Each OF them has tried out an op-
tional hail Insurance. law. and say
that they have been failures. and
they want something like the South
Dakota law in their states.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18
Daily Market Report
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis. Jan 1S.-Corn-Tn-
changed To Ic lower offerings large
and demand fairly good. but not
enough to absorb the corn readily
No. 3 yellow cIesed at 58 and 59c.
Oats.-Enchanged: No. 3 whites
1 and Ihc under May; demand fair.
No. whites closed at s91z and
40c: No. whites at 36iz and 3sc.
Rye-Market unchanged; No. ~
1T and 1Gc over May. No RE
closed at $1-61 and $1.S2x-
Barley. Unchanged to lie higher:
demand good and general In chaEac-
ter Prices closed at SIS and 74c-. I
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18
Mail Robbery
In Chicago

Chicago, Jan. 1s.-Four bandits
robbed a United States mail truck
at the union depot here early today
and escaped with Il sacks. ten Of
which contained registered mail. ae
eording 10 early reports. Post0ffiee
officials lafer said most OF il was
foreign mail and denied the loss
would be 500. 900 as first estilnat-
ed. They said the loss is apparently
small
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18

Washington, Jan. 1S.-Retail pri-
ces declined 10 per cent during 1920,
according TO labor department an
nOuncements- In December retail
prices declined per cent compared
with November. the statement said
Wholesale prices during the same
period declined s75 per cent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18
Delay Cabinet
Appointments

Marion, Jan. 18.-President- elect
Harding viii delay all cabinet an
nouncements until after his vacation
IN Florida, it was learned today.
While in Florida he will hold a num-
ber of important conferences.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18
The Explosions
In London

London. Jan 18.-Three terrific
explosions AT $50 this morning shat
tered every shop window in the hay
market and tore up pavements in a
wide area The defonations were
heard for miles. Hundreds were In
panic. fearing Sim Fein depreda-
tions. officials declared the expio-
sions were probably caused from
electric sparks in gas filled eondnits-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18

Washington. Jan. 1s.-Investiga-
ton of the presence of American
soldiers in Siberia and of the status
and condition of American citizens
there. Is provided for in a resolution
introduced today by Senator Johnson
of California
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18
The Wheat
Manipulators

Fargo, Jan 18.-Every year one
hundred and fifty billion bushels Of
wheat are bought and sold that dc
not exist, Benjamin Drake. attorney
for the cooperative exchange. told
the annual meeting of stockholders
here today.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18
Triplets Die At
Age Of 6 Months

Wilsonville. Web, Jan 1S.-Trip-
let infants of Mr. and Mrs. A Cuck-
Ter died here OF complications fol-
lowing whooping cough. chicken pox
and the grip. Two boys and a girl
comprised the trio. They were S
months old. The last born was the
first to die and the first born the
last The funerals were three days
apart
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18
Abundant Yield
Bankrupt Farmers

five hundred thousand American
farmers are bankrupt An abundant
yield was their financial ruin j r.
Howard. president of the American
Farm Bureau federation. made this
statement in an interview with the
United Press today.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18
Would Stiffen
Bad Check Law

Sioux Falls, Jan. I8.-That the
United Creditors association which
has about 1,500 members in South
Dakota. is heartily in favor of a
check law with teeth In it was the
statement made TODAY By George
Worfhington. who is in charge of the
Sioux Falls office of the associa-
ton. IT II expected that such bill
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18
Naval C Construction
Race Is Opposed

London. Jan 18.-The Daily News
today urged the government not to
attempt a naval construction race
with the United States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18

is a sale. with any bill Of sale void
able unless such certificate is secur-
ed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-18
Russia Complains
Of French Action

London, Jan. 18.-Russia regards
the unprovoked attack of a French
cruiser on one of her Black Sea ves-
sells as an act of war and has de-
manded an explanation, according to
Moscow correspondent of the Daily
Herald Foreign minister Tchitcherin
in note 10 France. has protested
the attack on the soviet vessel eIpidI-
for in which many of the crew were
killed or wounded
Paris. Jan. 1s.-Au ships are
warned TO keep Il miles away from
the Russian coast on penalty of be-
ing fired upon, according to a wire
less signed by M. Tchitcherin. Rus
sian foreign minister. made public by
the French foreign office, warning
that said ships coming within the
dead line would be in danger from
mines and coast artillery. Naval
experts believe the object Is conceal
menf of military preparations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08
Common Sense Ways to Keep Well
Protecting Food

conditions Narious conditions infect
the whoiosomeucss 81 foods. too. Tor
Example air. tho dishes in which
foods arc put. the Zee boN and other
storage plnrcs The foods TINT spoli
muat quickly are cream. milk. un-
cooked fresh meats. certain ripe
fruits. such as berries nlums ana
peaches. and some Of the table vege-
tables.
The wrapping paper on meats alb
s0rha thc iuices and therefore shout
he removed upon delivery from tha
butcher shop. Remove the paper.
wipe tho meat with a. cioan cloth
that has been wruur nut BOO cold
wutor and then place BE- in o. dish On
the ice box.
tncooked fish should NOT boo pqi
boz the iro hos aH odora rise upward.
AN strongly. favored foods should bs
put un tho top shelf oi thr lcr box.
a cool dry basement or cellar IS
much better Tor fruits than the irs
hus. RIPE fruits quickly spoil and
should ho bought iu small quantities
iiuttor readily ahSurbs Doe oiur.
from other foods aud should us kopl
cool ana weil covered or wrapped
Ease Should &c. kept DIS and cool.
During tho wurm =ummo months,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08

CLEVELAND. Kept Miss Jo-
sephine Tnrkowska Of Cleveland IL
hack from W ycaru OF work with
the American relief administration In
Poland with ~ adopted children aud
a startling story Of infantilc misery
and starvation.
There are no longer any children
In Poland" she says,
There are only small folk. snd-
eyed, In rags. who seek Swallowed
c%orrfcra. and, while they sit long
hours IN silence. wonder how long
their child souls Will bean their fun
bodies company.
They can't play: there aren't any
toys. Aud evcn u there were There
isn't n slndnosa in the hearts Of
these TOTS without u murmur they
go to bed ami llo there In silence
while their one dress il Washed. They
don't know what childish rebellion
II, Their lives are empty. drifting.
Htagnant."
Tho administrators Is now caring
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08
CITY MANAGER IS
MADE MEMBER OF
CHARITIES BUREAU
DIR. Bergman Tells of
Work and Need Of
Organization

The voting OF City Manager James
y. Gladding into membership OF the
bureau OF charities. the decision to
make IN appeal for more clothing
ana an address by the RABBIT Noise
bergman. secretary, formed the buri-
ness OF the meeting OF the bureau 1f
charities In the Chamber OF Com
mercc yesterday afternoon.
The members thought that the city
manager should he a member OF the
bureau 70 he will be able to keep the
city Informed on the work Of the
bureau. Mrs. IeRoy .. Peters was
named "a committee Of one to solicit
Tor second hand clothing as the hu-
reau's stock " nlmos, exhausted. In.
bergman was instructed 10 make "a
report 10 the city commissioners each
week Of the work being done by the
bureau.
Dr. Bergman explained to the mem
beers yesterday that h bureau has
taken care Of ~ eases OF indigents
during the first five days OF the
month.
sickness II the factor that is re.
sponsiblc for the majority uf the cases
We are called upon to handle said
lr bergman. "Th. INDECENT tubcr-
cuihr IL Increasing EVERY year. and Il
seems To me that the fundamental
cause. OF b -untavorabie conditions
surrounding the INDECENT t%ubercuiar
II certain defects In the laws which
permit unfortunate transportation. 4"
Dr. bergman then told how certain
individuals suffering from tuberculosis
are sent from place TO place. putting
q burden on many and impair
ing the patients chances OF recovery
The speaker also told OF the many
10y acekerH' who pass through the
city, many he said with stories that
would gings tears from a heart uf
ston" yet persons who are sublimated
trampa and take ne easily. travel
from place to place and expect the
various communities to support
Them
Charities" said Or. bergman.
aim 10 gather together all special
ized agencies Into a single cooperative
society which tends to eliminate
waste, and To attack the problem
seriously and successfully. We
should, al this stage OF the game. pro-
claim that We are In "a better position
Co help the uufuTthuntes Than those
who iudifcrimiuutely give money 20
those Who ask. and who thus lniuro
,hurlrtor more han they improve 81
To r'udrr adequate aid one must dis
cover the cause ~ the trouble and
then adapt methods that will rvicusu
the poor from the chains OF adj
Nrrsity and dependency. It Is in
t'rrstiug 10 note that "a close COOP.
'rutiou has been accomplished with
the various social agencies OF the city.
Al appreciate the distribution OF re-
li"f through % definite center.
In July 1913. the bureau became
"a purt of tho Albuquerque chamber
Of Commerce. and from July. 1915 "a
July. 1891. We received nrom IN,
Chamber ~ Commerce siT.faP 50
We later entered INTO an agreement
whereby We were to receive Eg.aOo
per aunum. This agreement dated
Irom August I, 1920. 10 Aug. T. 1921
during which time We received
El.55i.sf 81 which 5000 was ON lasl
Years account
The directors nj tho bureau an,
the directors uf tho Chamber u.
Cummcrc" ARE To meet in the neat
futur, tu decide 30 the bureau shall
continue tu roWulu Cd part OF IA,
CllWb, OF Comm,rur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08

for 100000 children there. In the
last few months alone, 5000 child
refugees from Russia have swarmed
over tho line into Poland.
Most Of them have tho ricketa 20
badly they can scarcely walk says
Miss ralkowRkR. 1t Isn't az AZ IN
usual to find a iO.ye1r-nld child 40
poorly fed that nix bones have not
hardened at on and hts limbs will
not bear the weight Of his body. In
the receiving station Icy slt on the
ronr-drop down anyWhcrc-a sad
faced. watdlcsa thtong
"snmetlmea their stomaeha are 50
o,cr-deyclopod that they appear de-
formed. Thcy have been tcd-when
they have had food Mt all-potatoes
and heots three times "a day. since
the time they were a year old. And
instead Of rruwinr aud getting
strong. their stomaehs have dis
tended"
Mis- Tarkowska adopted fourteen
81 the little waits, and Is paying for
their food and education They oc-
emmy "a section Of a building that
houses q group Of nuns who are
working mOug b needy.
Miss Tarkowaaka VIII return to fo-
land in the fan.
cereals are likely TO spoil and 80
should be purchased in small guam
titles and kept covered la glass iara
To prevent their becoming wormy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08
Unemployed Hold
Demonstrations in
Great Britain

IbNUDN sept. Demonstration
ly tine unemployed were held through
uut England yesterday and boz several
cities serious disorders were narrow
IU Iytrtpd.
An ugly spirit was he evidence a.
Bristol wn,dc % crowd attacked th,
building occupied by the board of
guardians mud ylushcd with the police
Banners we're broken and o. red nag
was captured by the police Finally
Do, rutos before the building were
OPENED aud % large bod, uf constable
charged upon M" crowd which was
dispersed. but the windows m % hun
dr,d hons were smashed hy th,
IguIIrstuufF.
You will Ind IL In our Classi
fed Column
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08

take IL. You may publish these facts
as a testimonial ~ Mrs. LOUISE
Stroll, 500 W. York ST., Phila., Pa.
III Is not natural for women to suffer as
did Mrs. Stoll. and in nine cases u OF
ten 10 Is caused by some displacement
or arrangement of the system when
Lydia h.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound Overcomes, because il acts as a
natural restorative.
Every woman who is subject TO
cramps, headaches, nervous spells,
huckuche or those dreadful bearing
down pains should profit by Mrs. Stolls
experience and give Lydia +. Pinkham 5
Vegetable Compound a trial, andif there
is any complication write TO Lydia r..
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass,
about her health.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08

ERE iu no excuse
for waste ana
neglect resulting
from an n *
foods 60 spoil dur
ing hot weather.
q D. economical
housewife az we'll
a. the careful one
never d go
much food that %
ear spoil. nor doe
she allow % 90 ne
around after huy-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08

llllE HItlia tnt UfSl
two days, and was
unfit 10 do my work.
II read in your little
book about Lydia /
.pinkham $ were
table Compound and
took the medicine
satisfactory
results. lam amid
wife and recommend
the Vegetable Com
pound to my FRIENDS
land my daughters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08
Exhausted
Nerve Force

" from ovcr,vork. worry, late hours constant
nervous strain. or excesscs Of nny Kind. iour
nerve furce hns h-conic depleted and you arr
suffering from the awful t~oftufes aud great de
WALKING weakness caused bY exhaustion Of
The nrrvo.vltai fuid. ynu aiil Ind that kuxated
Iron viii oncn mot suprsinely increase your
strength. tucrry and endurance In two weeks
time. u not only cnnchcs The blood ~ that II
can furnish iucfcaaoi nutrition 10 the starving
nerve cells. bot huAa'ol Iron also c~nltains the
principal chemical c0rHtiturnt of active liyinr
nerve force and Be- therefore n true nerve and
bioud nrsl. Satisfactory results runranieed to
c,cfb purchaser OF the Manufacturers VIII ~
flri your money. For sale a. M draFE sis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08
SUFFERED
SIX YEARS
Mrs. Stoll Tells Women
How She Found Relief
From Pain

Philadelphia, Pa. suffered for six
years with pain every month, had vom-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-08

HERALD WANT AID TAKERs
Are thoroughly traiIpd ad writers
If YOU 20 desire. tho will gladl,
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
NFORMACION DEL SUR

/ lie del Sol, de Mayor Salud, para la
edificaci6n del Hogar InfantiL institu-
ci6n que Sc encarga de crlidar durante
| el dfa a los niiios pobres. cuya edad
| fluctlia entire tres o cuatro meses Y
cinco amos. hijos de padres que por
carecer de rccursos Y tener que ir a
ganarse la vida, no pueder atenderlos
ell las horas diurnas.
FL Club RotariO tiene depositados ell
el Banco tres mil d6lares para hacer
frente Il la construction del edificiO,
que serd de MADEIRA costara segura-
mente una bnena suma mas del dine
70 disponible.
Aver a las 2:30 p. III. sostuyieron
una riiia en- el sitio denominado el
AcueductO. Candido Morales Bol6n Y
Luis Sandalio Munera, aqu6l esGrimien
do un machete Y este un revolver. re-
.sultando Munera con algunas contu-
stones Y rccibiendo Morales la desagra-
dable impression de Dir dos proyectiles
pasando cerca de sus oidos.
Ambos han Sido sindicados ante la
Justicia.
La policfa ha denunciadO a Pedro
Barbosa. del barrio ''Cerrillos" incul-
pdndole de haber hurtado una cerda,
valorada en- cinco d0lares, prOpiedad
de Domingo Fcbles, del citado barrio:
animal que Barbosa trataba de vender
como de SUI propiedad, en- lii calle del
Coto
En- honor de la Nfrgen de la Me
dalla Mila"rosa, Sc efectuaran serviciOs
religioSoS. dcSde mailana hasta el 27
del cursante. en- la Iglesia Parroquial,
noticia que LENA de entusiasmO las
almAs devotas.
--Anoche. Il las diez. hubo un conato
de inccndio en- la calle Los Gandules.
uuemandose un scto de la casa lie JO-
Sc Torres. La pronta Intervention de
los Bombcros V ell vecindario, ataj0
ell progrcso de las llamas.
Al decararse culpable de I'M delito
de cscalamiento ell segundo grado. el
.Juez Foote impuso aver seis meses
de clrccl Daniel Acevedo
CCORRESPONS4L.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25

ma a Buenos Aires, de esta ciudad, dc
cuyo juicio dimos cuenta hace POGO
impuso dos aiios de preside Martf-
nez, quien apel0 para ante el Supreme
de la Isla.
--Antes de anoche, falleci0 conse-
cuencia de tetano, el niho Rafael Lu-
berza, hijo del estimable obrero don
Pauline LuberZa.
Llegue hasta sus padres, el sincere
iestimonio de nuestro p6same.
Sc anuncia que el acreditadO bufe-
te de los abogados don Carlos Lopez
de Tord Y don Rafael Zayas Pizarro,
altera su raz0n social, entrando a for
mar parte del mismo, el Lcdo. Rafael
Perez Mercado; Il la vez Sc abre otra
oficina professional en- San Juan. que
funcionara contando con ell trabajO de
los citadoS abOgados seilOres Lopez de
Tord Zayas Pizarro y los de su COM
paiiero don NemeSio II. Caliales.
Sc ha recibido con marcado jubilO
la noticia de que pronto veremoS eli
nuestrOs teatros a los aplaudidos Her
manos Soler al afainado transfor-
mista, FreGolino: Y va el phblicO Sc
muestra dispueStO presenciar el ira
5ajo artfstico de unoS Y Otro.
LAS Damas Isabelinas, Hiias Cato
licaS dc America, So proponen obSe-
1uiar q los ninos con regalos, en- las
FicStaS de Reyes. v al objcto de ale
gar recurSoS. daran un baile el dIa )
de dicicmbre pr5Ximo obtendran el
concurso de los Caballeros de Colon.
---Antincia>c que los inspectores de
aduana. Muncz Y Martinez v el jefe
don Antonio NG!eZ. dcScubHieron un
gran chivo dc irores en- cl vapor ho-
land6s "ASirnto'', que anclara ell nues
tro puerto cl domingo liltimo, 20 del
curSante.. dccomiSando ginebra. whisky.
vermouth. barajas eSpanolas. etc. Ell
cantidad aprcciablr.
La A>amb.ea Municipal hi acccdi-
do Il LII solicitud furmulada por el
Club dc RotarioS de Ponce. concedien-
do Ell arrchdamiento por un termino
de 80 amos. previo pago de un canon
de un dollar annual. un solar Ell la ca