The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-29

der OF J. Bolton Kennedy was set for
June s.
Springfield. Il.-Frank McGlynn, &C
tor. who plays the part Of Abraham
Lincoln in John Drinkwater's play of
the same name, today refused to be
filmed on the streets OF Springfield
and In the old Lincoln homestead as
the martyred president.
Sporting
Lexington-Jefferson Livingston OF
Chicago has bought the 4 year old
chestnut horse Firebrand for $4,000
1t vas learned today.
Cambridge, Mass.-Eighteen Har.
ward crews are working out on the
Charles river. The first race is with
the University Of Pennsylvania here
on April 20.
Dallas, Texas-Tris Speaker, man
ager Of the Cleveland American
league team, may be forced to lead
because Of another injury to his ankle.
New YOrk-Rather than lose "the
pleasure Of running and the spirit OF
amateur craftsmanship" Charley
Paddock, the Pasadena flyer, turned
down an offer Of $4,000 a year to turn
professional.
Boston, Mass.-The one hundred
forty-sixth anniversary of the evacu.
alton of this port by British forces
was celebrated. The feature was a
parade OF 10000 regular and state
troops and war veterans.
New York-Jack Dempsey is going
to Europe to do vaudeville instead of
boxing, according to his manager,
Jack Kearns. Wen meet anyone
there that wants us or anyone that
wants us here, but we haven't any
thing definite over there but some
stage work." he said.
Northwest
Butte, Mont.-The city primaries
here were the least costly of any ever
conducted in Montana, as the 112 vol.
unteer clerks and judges gave their
services to the city without cost.
Miles City, Mont.-Many residents
OF the island community OF the nor.
thern part Of the city have removed
their portable property up town
where they are out Of danger of floods
and ice gorges.
Butte, Mont.-Northern Pacific train
No. l, w%estbound and a local, from
Butte to Billings, collided headon at
Welsh, is miles from Butte. Fire.
man Caldwell OF Livingston, on the
local. was killed.
Helena, Mont.-Every railroad in
Montana was named defendant in an
action filed with the state railroad
commission by Attorney General
Wellington D. Rankin, asking for q
reduction Of existing freight rates.
Observation-Disclosures E. Hunt as.
sumed his duties as chief general pro.
hibitiOn agent for the Northwestern
department consisting of the five
states Of Minnesota, North Dakota,
South Dakota. Iowa and Nebraska.
Helena-Helena's "tong war" clos
ed its first stage with the sentencing
Of Chung Hay to the state prison for
an indeterminate sentence of 5 to 10
years. He was convicted of shooting
and killing Toy Lai in a gambling
house in the Chinese district here sew
eral months ago.
Foreign
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in the
provinces in connection with the gen.
'eral lockout have ~necessitated the
calling out Of troops to patrol the
streets.
Amedabad, British India-Gandhi,
nonco-operationist leader, pleaded
guilty to all charges by the advocate
general before he was sentenced to six
years.
Jerusalem-Twenty stars OF the
American film world have arrived in
Jerusalem to prepare for the filming
OF the Old Testament story of King
David.
Paris-A dispatch to the Herald
from Vienna rays 1t is aut~horitatively
stated that Bulgarian militarists have
Overthrown the cabinet OF Stamboul-
istky and established q dictatorship.
PariH-Georges Carpenter has sign
ed With French Promoters to meet a
British, American or French light
heavyw eight before October. 1t is
planned to build an open stadium to
seat 10000.
Cork-Pitched battle between men,
bers of q Free State band which was
celebrating st. Patrick's day and q
group OF republican extremists result
ed In the killing OF one bandsman
and wounding Of two others.
Berlin-Former Prince Eitel Fried
rich, second o OF former Emperor
William, left with his wife for Doom,
to visit his father, William. who re-
Gently suffered from a severe cold, but
now is reported to be improved.
COblenz-While q band played "How
dry | am" the favorite tune OF depart
ure Of American troops for the home
land, q train carrying 1000 members
of the American Rhine army left here
~recently. Sixty-four German brides