The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-12-02

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59th birthday by preaching a sermon
in his tabernacle here against "Sug-
gestive Movies"
Chicago-Mary Garden. director OF
the Chicago Grand Opera company.
announced that the opera might here
| after be confined to the west.
Kansas City. Mo.-Smallpox has
reaped a toll of IS lives in Kansas
| City since an epidemic OF the disease
was declared prevalent in September.
Pittsburgh-Secretary Of the Treas
ury Andrew Mellon and his brother. r.
B. Mellon, gave a $1,000, 900 piece OF
property to the University of Pitts
burgh.
Atlanta, GA. r. Howard was
unanimously reelected president OF
the American Farm Bureau federation
at the third annual convention OF the
association.
Mount Clemens. Mich.-Mrs. Bertha
Flush Of New York, a guest at a hotel
here, has reported the loss Of $4,000
in jewelry and money while en- route
from Hot Springs, w. Va.
Chicago-Eleven people were killed
and a funeral limousine, in which
they were riding, was demolished when
a fast Santa Fe train crashed into the
machine as ii was crossing the railroad
tracks here.
Cincinnati, o. The Ohio river
steamboat Chilo struck a submerged
wharf at New Richmond, Ohio. and
sank in five minutes. New Richmond
is Is miles northeast OF Cincinnati.
Forty persons on board the Chic were
| rescued.
Philadelphia-Hemmed in by smoke
of flames, 20 employees OF Kelly Hughes
& Co., cotton waste dealer, who at
tempted to fight a fire in the liant. es-
capped from the burning building only
after forming a human chain to guide
to an exit.
Hot Springs-A tornado Of v
proportions passed over a section OF
the country between Lonsdale and
Lott, 20 miles east OF here. Farm
houses and outbuildings were consid-
erably damaged and many trees were
blown down.
Chicago-A rum plot which involved
proposed brides OF $50. 900 to public off.
cials. a suitcase full Of liquor permits
for 1000 gallons of whisky, worth
more than $4,000, 900 at the retail has
been uncovered here, federal agents
announced.
New York-Suit for the recovery OF
$500, 000, 900 has been instituted on be-
half OF the Denver & Rio Grande rail.
road against men who served on the
! directorate Of the railroad the last 10
years and who are charged with OBJ
tanning the money through an unlaw.
full conspiracy.
! Northwest
Dillon. Mont-The Women's club.
pa~rent-teachers circles and others
here have begun the crusade for lit
eral enforcement Of the state law that
forbids sale OF cigarets to minors.
st. Paul-Mrs. James J. Hill.
wife Of the late empire builder, died
at her residence, 240 Summit avenue
Members of her family, who had been
summoned when it became apparent
l Ik1dt O0ot41 was AVoAb WCAO a. AOA y
side. Death came after an illness OF
two months.
Billings, Neutrality-suspicious. OF
water users from seven northwest
reclamation projects from North Da-
kota to Oregon are here for q general
discussion of problems, Of which pos
sible extension OF federal aid to pro-
tect settlers IL one of the most impor.
tant. About 20 delegates were pres
emit as the meeting organized to start
work.
f0relQn
Hamburg - Twelve children lost
their lives today In q fire which swept
through q playhouse. Thirty others
were injured.
Cork-Seventeen prisoners in the
Waterford Jail have begun q hunger
strike owing to the refusal of the gov
eminent ia grant them increased time
for recreation.
London-Hugo SHINES, the German
capitalist, is reported to have effected
q deal in London in connection with
the aniline dye industry, according to
the Daily Mail.
LOndon-The London Times says It
has received information from com-
munist sources to the effect that So
Wet Russia shortly will appeal to the
worlds workers for 500, 000, 900 in
shares Of five shillings each.
Warsaw - The Polish assembly
adopted President P~ilsudski's plan
providing for incorporation OF Wilma
into a Middle Lithuanian state The
government won only after q hard
fight when the entire Jewish vote was
cast on its side
Paris-The Matin published q re-
port that Premier Lloyd George had
cabled Arthur Balfour asking him to
seek American support in protesting
the Franco-Turkish treaty ON the
ground that It does not provide suffi-
cient protection for Christians.
Peking--The heavy. u on all the
l NhS~n.o ha~L~ Continued AT 0HOr<o