The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-22

Cheyenne 49, Approximately three
fourths OF the 1000 men stationed at
Fort d. A. Russell have applied for .
discharge, according to Colonel 7. A.
Dugan, commandant.
New York-The worlds Christian
Endeavor convention called on Presi-
dent Harding to give us disarmament.
by agreement. II possible; by example.
II necessary, and give us no narrow
partisanship at all In this black hour"
Moundsville, w. Valve persons
are known to be dead AID approx
mately fifty injured at I.angia field
here when a bombing plane crashed
into q group Of automobiles parked on
the grounds. An explosion followed,
setting fire to the automobiles.
Chicago-Answers to the question
which was asked farmers from 1000
counties in AZ states by the American
Farm Bureau Federation to ascertain
the opinions Of The farmers them
selves. began coming into headquar-
ters OF the federation here. The ans
wers indicated that the farmers be-
lieve that conditions could be greatly
improved by lowering freight rates,
levying tariffs on foreign products and
marketing farm products cooperative
ly.
Northwest
Billings, Mont.-John Darlington, a
florist, is in a hospital here suffering
from what is thought to be a frac-
tured skull caused by being hit by a
hailstone.
Livingston, Mont.-Good road and
automobile enthusiasts from many
counties Of the state met here for the
state sessions OF the recently organized
Montana Automobile association.
Sporting
New York-Promoter Tex Richard
announced that he paid $514,325 to the
boxers and referees at Boyle's thirty
acres last Saturday.
Omaha-Jack Dempsey, world heavy.
weight champion pugilist, who passed
through here on his way to Salt Lake
City, In a statement denied that he Is
willing to fight Jack Johnson, "or any
other Negro fighter"
Leavenworth, Kan.-Jack Johnson,
former heavyweight pugilistic cham.
pion, was released from Leavenworth
federal prison here after serving 10
months Of a years sentence for viola.
ton of the Mann act.
London-Pete Herman OF New Or
1nonC $o~nnv ~u1~1ISc ho~kor uyojnbf
champion, knocked out Jim Higgins,
the English bantamweight champion,
in the eleventh round OF what vas to
have been a twenty round bout.
New York-Tex Richard stole a
march on other promoters who are try.
ing to match Georges Carpenter for
q bout next fall to defend his title as
worlds light-heavyweight champion,
when he signed the Frenchman to a
contract calling for a fight next Oc-
tober with any opponent named by the
promoter.
Foreign
Lonaon-Donal O'Callaghan, lord
mayor of Cork is reported to have ar
rived in Cork from the United States.
Brussels-Six French postal EN-
ployees were killed when a train, trav
cling from Amsterdam to Paris, was
derailed near Mons.
Mexico City-American warships,
which were reported to have been
| withdrawn from Tampico, returned to
that port Monday afternoon.
Mexico City-Eleven persons were
killed and Is injured when a train was
derailed Wednesday at Las Cocos by
q washout, it was reported here.
Cobalt, Ont.-Two deaths, destruc
| ton Of the town OF Wildwood and LOST
| OF millions Of dollars worth OF tim,
Der in forest fires were reported here
Paris-Sadi Lecointe sustained two
fractures Of the left arm and face
scratches when bis airplane, which he
intended to fly in the London Aerial
Derby, capsized.
Prague-The Rockefeller foundation
It Is officially announced. has giver
"a. 00O, 600 crowns for the establishment
Ia Sxecho-Slovakia Of a modern insti
tute Of public hygiene.
Rlga-The second world congress o;
young communists will be conducted
at Moscow, directly after the close Of
the meetings Of the third Information
ale. according to Moscow papers.
Paris-The dream OF travelling from
Paris to New York by air may be real
lied before the end OF 1922, by the use
Of Zeppelins, on which the French
government has obtained q patent.
Bordeaux, France-Many. persona
were buried by q falling wall during a
fire which destroyed a mercantile es
tablishment here owned by Senator
MilliesLacroix. Eleven bodies were
taken from the debris.
Berlin-Fire which broke out In the
Blehm 4 voss shipyards at Hamburg
caused damage amounting to many
millions OF marks. The timber sheds
with great quantities Of building ma
terial, were destroyed.
Berlin-War, epidemics and starva
ton have decreased the population Of
pnaaia hv II O00 .000. according tc