The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-01-21

B0St0n-The starving waits OF Du-
rope were the invisible guests at q din
ner at which 1000 sat down to q meal
Of stew, bread and cocoa for which
they paid $780, . plate.
West Frankfort, Ill.-Five men were
injured In an explosion believed to
have been caused by gas in Cd Ben
coal corporation mine No. 8. west OF
here.
Salt Lake City-State Representa-
tive, Mrs. Cloa C1egg introduced q
resolution in the house OF representa-
tives calling for appointment Of a
committee CT four members Of the leg
islature to investigate the destruction
OF. buffalo on Antelope island.
Northwest
Bozeman-A pure seed show. under
the auspices of the Montana seed
growers association. was the feature
OF the Farmers week. at the state agri-
cultural college.
Helena. Mont.-The reunion OF tho
Scottish Rite bodies began here Tues
day and will continue until March /.
During this period. degrees from the
fourth to the SD, inclusive, will be
given.
Butte, Mont.-Federal troops sta
toned here since last April departed
for Fort George Wright. Washington
to Join their regiment. The troops
were ordered to Butte in April Of last
year. following l. w. w. rioting ON
Anaconda road.
Dubuque. lowa-More than rs stu
dents OF Dubuque schools were sum-
marily dismissed when they refused
to become v~accinated after an orii-
nance making vaccination compuls DRY
for school children had been passed by
the city council.
Miles City. Mont.-An estimate OF
over H. SOC, 600 bushels as Montana's
wheat production for 1920 has been
made to the Miles City chamber OF
commerce by A. C. Bowen, superin-
tendent of the Musselshell division OF
the Milwaukee road.
st. Paula substantial increase In
construction work in 1921. encourag-
ed by further declines expected in
building materials. is predicted for tie
Northwest in the F. w. Dodge COM
pany's review Of the building situation
for 1920 and forecast for 1921.
Davenport, Iowa-With one alleged
!. w. w. agitator in Jail and half a
dozen more reported at W, rk in the
city. Mayor C. l.. Barewald, who sew
eral days ago announced his resigna-
ton as a member of the socialist par
ty. issued an order to the police to rid
the town of radicals and use riot guns
II necessary.
Brandon, Mantle adoption Of a
plan for the cooperative marketing of
all farm crops through an organization
controlled by the farmers was recon-
mended to the annual convention of
United Farmers at Manitoba, which
| opened here, by the directors OF the
association in q report read by d. u.
Mackenzie, president.
Des Moines, Observation-Disclosures
| Of q National Conservation day" was
placed before the national conference
on parks here. Advocates of the pro-
posal declared such a holiday would
receive general endorsement because
It was needed to help stop a waste of
resources that cannot be replaced and
would stimulate love of country.
Winnipeg, Man.-Products of the
soil produced in the three prairie prov
inces-Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta-in 1920 totaled $471, 671, 1928,
an increase of $67,723.911 over the pre-
ceding year. according to statistics
compiled here. Figures for grain are
for the last four months OF the year
and all other figures over the full IL
months.
Foreign
London-John Beattie Crozier, ply
stefan, philosopher, historian and polit-
ical economist, is dead.
London-Mrs. Terence MacSwiney,
widow Of the late lord mayor OF Cork.
returned from New York.
London--John bIair McAfee, bank
er and director in many corporations
and widely known in the United States
died following an operation.
Paris-AnatOle France has officially
joined the ranks OF the French COM
munist party, becoming the most il
lustrfous exponent Of Lenin in Europe.
Mexico City-All moving picture
theaters here we're closed, the owners
having refused to continue operations
because Of the new increases in taxes,
declared to be prohibitivc.
London-Rccent attempts by social
| ed unemployed to seize town halls and
start riots cannot be attributed to the
unemployed. but were i~nstigated by
Russian revolutionists, according to
the Evening News.
TanantO, Italy-The arrival here OF
Legionnaires from Fiume provoked q
| manifestation which ended in a riot.
One person was wounded and numer-
GUS others we're arrested. A general
strike is believed imminent.
.StockhOlm-Tke government has
prohibited the importation of coffee,