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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-02
EDWARD [. BRICE DIES
IN HIS FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR
Funeral of Well Known Mason to
Be Held Tomorrow; E1ks In Me-
81 mortal Service Tonight.

Edward Lincoln Brice. president OF
the Star laundry and well known in
this city for many years. died yester-
day at his residence. S12 Iowa avenue.
His death was caused by hemorrhage.
He was fifty four years old.
Mr.. Brice came to this city some
twenty-five years ago from Sunbury.
Pa. He obtained employment at the
Capitol. After serving there for q
while, he gave up his position and en-
tered the government printing office.
While engaged in work there during
the day, he established a laundry at
night. which finally became known as
the Star laundry. In late years Mi.
Brice was a prominent and active
member of the Commercial Club.
Mr. Brice was a high Mason. being
associated with many lodges. He was
q member of the Scottish Rite. Wash
ington Commandery, No. 1, Knights
Templar; Almas Temple of the Mystic
Shrine. Royal Arch Chapter. New
Jerusalem Lodge, No. 3. F. A. A. NJ.
and Washington Lodge Of Elks. He
was also a member Of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association.
The Washington Lodge of Elks will
convene tonight, at s o'clock. in "ses-
sion Of sorrow"
Funeral services will be conducted
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. at
Hysong's funeral parlors. 18th and N
streets. The Rose Croix ceremonial
will be held.
Surviving Mr.. Brice are his mother,
brother. wife and daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-02
Public May See seBurnsiana.",
Date of Celebration Changed.

On account of the anniversary OF the
association falling on Sunday. the
date of the celebration this year has
been changed from December to
December s. An up-to-date list OF
members of the association will be
ready for publication by January l. II
was announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-02
Trade Conference Date Set,

The first general session of the in
ternational trade conference at At
lantic City will begin Wednesday
afternoon. October %. Homer L. Fer
xuson, president of the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States, an
nounced today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-02
OLDEST INHAB|TANT
ASSOCIATION MEETS
viii Create Fund for Erection
of New Building Necessitat-
ed by Growth.
PERSHING RECIPR0CATES

6eleVtnS tnat us present QudIteiS
are too small and not adequate to
take care of the growing member
ship, the Association of Oldest In
fabitants, at a meeting last night in
the old engine house. 18th and H
streets northwest, decided to estab-
1ish building and contingent fund.
This fund is to be used, when deemed
advisable, for the erection of a new
building, or an addition to the old
one. A committee was appointed by
President Theodore W. Moves to con-
slider ways and means of raising the
fund. Members of the committee are:
Washington Topham, chairman;
George w. Evans. DR.. William Tin
dan, Henry L. Bryan; John 10y Ed d.
Trimble. DR.. Benjamin Sunny and
Theodore w. Noyes.
Mr.. Topham Urges Foresight.
I'VE must look into the future"
said Washington Topham. in advocat-
ing the establishment of the fund.
This association has real impor-
lance in the. citizenship of the Dis
tr1ct, and it should increase it's scope
of work from year to year. At pres
ent we have no adequate space for
our valuable library and mementoes
which have been presented from time
to time by members. The fund. when
will enable us to build or add to our
present building"
Deepest sorrow and sympathy was
extended to DR.. Benjamin Sunny for
the loss Of his wife. DR.. Sunny is
treasurer OF the association.
Mementoes presented at the meeting
consisted Of set of old Washington
directories. from 1929 to 1855. by DR..
William Conway. and the Admiral
Dewey reception committee report by
directories give the schedules upon
which stage coaches left for Fred
erick and different points, also giving
the connections in other cities. 1t is
said to be particularly rare collec-
ton.
Gen. Pershing Thanks Association.
It was announced that at the time
of the Pershing parade the assocla-
ton building was profusely deco
rated with American flags. and that
from the time Gen. Pershing appeared
In sight, until the last soldier had
passed. the big bell was rung. Gen.
Pershing. after the parade. sent one
of his STAFF officers TO the building to
thank the association for it's spirit.
Public May See "Burnsiana."
President Noyes announced that the
"Burnsiana," the lifelong collection
Of the works of Robert Burns by Will
lam r. Smith. late superintendent OF
the Botanic Gardens. will be opened
to the public in a few days This
particularly rare collection has been
moved to the Scottish Rite Temple.
18th and streets northwest. MI
smith was particularly anxious that the
.Burnsiana" be kept intact and ac-
cessible to the public at all times.
Date Of Celebration Changed.
On account of the anniversary OF the
association falling on Sunday. the
date of the celebration this year mas
been changed from December to
December 8. An up-to-date list OF
ready for publication by January i, It
- !. . s.nn,sncefs 80 = -..gsssa 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Housewives Want
IT, S. ConOeniences
Women's Committee Seeks
Introduction of Federal
Plans.

WASHINGTON. May lin tho cx-
tcnsivc government housing plans Of
Great Britain the English housewife
Is TO have Il voice. or rather. her voice
/" to be heard. for she has declared
that she must have American con-
vcnicnccs and labor-saving devices.
and her demand is to be satisfied
~ INC request Of various organiza :
ment appointed a committee repre-
scnting women Of all classes. to study
improvements from the housewives
point Of view. This committee has
are considered radical. for in some re-
srects they go ahead Of even the
standards of comfort now enjoyed in
the United States.
ceived by the United States Depart
mcnt of Labor. central heating liz ad =
vocatcd. This alone represents long
step forward. for most houses are now.
looks forward to the time when cheap
electricity will solve many Of the prob
lens Of hot-water supply, cooking and
laundry work. II has investigated for
immediate use various systems OF hea,
ing water and has inspected many
cooking ranges. drying racks. water
heaters. and other devices for dimin
fishing the labors attendant on house
work. Wall Nnishings that can be
washed are mentioned az highly de
s!rablc. the use OF glazed bricks and
things being suggested wherever Drac-
ticablc. pantries. kitchen cabinet.
and other conycniences received due
In view Of the grca, number .,
dwellings TO he erected after the wa,
ana the extensive study that has beer
given TO housing problems, the work o
tniS committee is considered 10 he a r
evidence that n new order Of things
VIII prevail when reconstruction work
IN Great Britain has been completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
FLOWERS REPLACE GEMS
London Opera Gny with wrcaths OF
Flowers Rnther Than
JcVels.

LONDON. May IA Characteristic
Or the opera season is the almost en-
tire absence of what may be termed
women.
on the opening night the Queen Of
foumania wore an imposing diamond
corohe'' out she - queen. Other
women. the women who cforc tho va r
would have Elittered with diamonds Al
CoNcnt Garden, arc going to Drury
Lane Win wreaths Of flowers or leaves
IN their hair. and only string or two
or pearls 10 remind the world they still
have jewel cases.
The dearth OF jewels. howevcr. does
not prevent dazzling spectacle so
many OF the dresses arc composed OF
cleaning gold or silver tissues OF gilt
tcrinE brocadcs. Of se0uins and dia :
mantle and metallic fringes
FEATHER fans. hish priced ones. arc
imme nsely popular again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
EN-Kni.er'. Arr CoIIcction

The former German Emperor owned
hundreds OF paintings from the brushes
OF the worlds greatest masters They
hang upon the walls OF s!Xty-hve pal
aces
Included in he collection are no few
or than nineteen undoubtedly genuine
WORKS by Ruhens. who was acknowl.
edged TO be the chief OF Flemish paint
crs Among theme is tho wonderful
Holy Family nov in the nalaCe OF
Sans Souci. near Berlin. and Mars
and Venice" which hangs on wall at
koenigsherE
The galleries are rich. too. in ex-
amples OF the French romantic school
nlany OF these works having been coll
iecied by Frederick the Great. Some
and many OF the Netherland and I;al-
ian masters FIJI spaces on the walls OF
tho various palaces
what is TO become of all this art
treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

No. 81. T. Evans. captain. road fore
man OF engines Chesapeake ana ohio.
Team No. &c. &. Perkins captain
road foreman OF engines Chesapeake
and Ohio. Team No 5-W r. Miller
captain. general yardnaster Chcsa-
pcakc and Ohio. Team No. 6-H l..
OFT. captain. chief clerk to Federal
manager Chesapeake and Ohio. Team
No. II. X. Woody, captain, assistant
master mechanic Chesapeake and Ohio.
REPORTS Will he made by the various
teams every night al O'Clock a. :,
dinner at the association building No
campaign for members has been con
Quoted by the association since Octo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

yardmasier Scahoard Air Line. Team
No. 81 y. Clark. captain. foreman
Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac. Team No, w. -. freeman.
captain. foreman I;ichmond. frcdor-
icksburc and Potomac. Team No. 3
=. L. Tillcr. captain. Instructor Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac.
Team No. f-F Rernicki, captain.
No. I.-R. II, Watkins. captain, secrc-
tary railroad y. NJ. G. y.
The Blues VIII he made up as follows {:
Team No M. Flanagan. captain.
master mechanic Chesapeake and Ohio.
Team No. Il. Il. Strong. captain.
engineer Chesapeake and Ohio. Team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
RAILROAD Y. NJ. CA. HOPES
TO ENLIST 800 MEMBERS
Drive for New Members and Not
Money, Is Point
Emphasized.
TWO RIVAL TEAMS CHOSEN
Reds and Blues Will Vie With One
Another In Securing New Men.
First Campaign Conducted Since
October, 1917.

Couple Up" viii be the slogan in the
membership campaign Of tho Richmond
railroad Y. NJ. &. A.. which begins
tomorrow and continues one week
Entering tho drive with n membership
OF l.2SI, the association is confident
of enrolling not less than COO new
memtSrs. Emphasis was laid last
night by F.. -. Foster. general secrc-
tax. on the fact that the campaign
is for members solely and not for tho
solicitation of funds generally from the
public.
simultaneously membership appeals
Will he conducted by the 900 raiiroa d
associations throughout the United
States. They are out 20 increase their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
RAISING COTTON lin CONGO
DelginnS Receive First shipment of
Products Grown on New
Plantations.

ANTWERP, May l7.-(SpeciaD-The
hrst shipment Of cotton from the Bel.
guam congo has arrived in Antwerp
atnounted TO about eight tons. but
IL viii shortly be followed b. larger
quantities..
Heretofore Belgian industry had
recn reiying exclusively on imports
from America The frst attempts a.
cotton growing In the Belgian Congo
Mere made during tho war. in 1915
IodaY there arc already several cotton
plantations in operation in the Ma
niema and Sankaru districts The 1915
crop y!clded ahout $50 TONS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

combined membership from ZOE 600 30
100000. Nn advanced continental cx-
tension program has boon mapped out
by IN" associations, with the motto
OF getting together, working to-
rcthcr and saying together all the
dcr;akinGS Of the Nsr.ous associations
Will h. carried on ~ the same period
for the purpose OF promoting unity and
strength Tor The railroad "I's
Expect Spirited Rivalry.
l.. w GTice. manager Of purchases
stores and safety Of the chesapeake
ANA Ohio Railway, is chairman OF the
executive cOinmittc. of tho continental
extension program. Harry &. Snead.
formerly = Y. NJ 6. y secretary at
lynchburg, is directcr-gcneral. G.. x.
Roper. Jr., for a number of years in
''G" work in Virginia. IL the director
gions Mr.. Grice is chairman OF tho
Richmond railroad association. and will
be in charge of the local campaign
assisted by Secretary Foster and q
large number of volunteer workers
Spirited rivalry - expected TO de-
velop between tho teams which will
do the soliciting in the campaign
Z There Will be fourteen teams. one half
OF this number composing the Army
Reds and the other half composing
the Navy Blues" Each team viii
have a captain and five members
Mcn Who Arc Reds.
John G. Lewis is general OF the Reds
and w. f. Johnson admiral OF the
Blues. The Reds Will he made UP AS
follows
Team 80. ii. 7. Robinson. captain.
master mechanic Southern Railway,
Team No. 2-W. e. Kirby. CAPTAIN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
LAS TROPAS ALEMANAS Sc
PREPARAN PARA INNADlR
RUSSIA

T.Loren1G especial nero I'D PEENSA-
NUEVA YORK, agosto Side
acuerdo con I'm telegrama recibido de
Paris, hanse recibido ALI informes de
que ~cuarenta mil soldados alcmaHes
Sc preparan para invadir Russia con
ell preteXto de If en- ayuda del Ami
rante kolchak, para cuyo fin han 81
do reconcentrados en- Lituania.
D;cese tambien cue ellos miSmos Sc
dicen kolchakistas y que asegurapxSer
rusos, por cuya causa no han poFGo
quedar c~omprendidos dentro de las
6rdenes dadas tanto por el gobierno
iituanO como por ell Mariscal Foch
para abandonar Lituania.
Tambien dan cuenta las noticias
recibidaS de cue muchos p~risioreros
rusos estan siendo enviados a reu-
nirse con su ejercito, proviStos de ma
terial de guerra aleman y que entire
eilos Sc habla frecuentemente de una
alianza cue Sc halla pendiente de
arreglo entire Russia Alemania V el
Japon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01

PARIS. Agosto 31.-Un ~eiereito
aleman de 10000 hombres, cquipado
cortodos les implemcnt0s modernos
de Ia guerra. esti siendo reconcen-
tr2do en- Il Lituania Y p~reparando-
se para marchar sobre Russia, hajo
81 preteto dc II a ayuGar al Almlran-
te Kolchak. segun notlcias de tuen-
les ~lituanas. recibidas aqui.
Information sobrc este particular
tue trai5a a Paris por Ell Jefe de In
!~qgeniaros ~mecanicos, Steibko, del
sistema de f~errocarriles lituanoS,
auieu declare que los alemanes la
5laban sin reparo de un proXimo en-
tendimeinto entire Alemania, Russia
Y cl Jap6n.
Nahlando c. Ia situacion en- Lii
tuaqia,M. Steibko, dijo que la gran
fuerza miii,ar alemanz que iabla REQ
cupado c! territorio l~ituano, del que
varias wees habian recibido orde-
de saIir. dictadas por Ell gobicrno
iituano = Dor ell Mariscal Foch, eS-
;aba atrincherandose y p~repardndo-
e nara una marcha a traves dc Pu-
sia. Esas fuerzas alemanas sc lla-
man d 81 TismaS "Kolchakistas," y
Inanifiestsr que Su principal e m
mediate objective es ell de cooperar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
.SURGIRA uN CONFLICTO.
ENTIRE IA AUTORIDAD
CIVIL Y LA MILITAR?
FL General Pershing Sc rehu-
SO a rendir su testimonio
ante ell b-Comite de la
Commission del Congreso
para invsetigar los
gastos de Ia guerra

PARIS. Agosto 31.-El General
Pershins sc ha rehusato a rendir su
testimonio Sntc ell sub-Comite de tres
miembros de Ia ComiSion del Con-
ereso nomhraGa para mvestigar los
gastoS dc la guerra hcchos por Ia
Sec"4taria de Guerra, la cUal Conf
sion ba cstadn trabaiando en- Fran
ciG dtsde hacc algun tempo.
La neg.tj"a del general do III
gar a que dos de los mienbros
del Sub Comite, los representatives
Royal c. Jchrson Y Oscar +. Bland,
dicran a Ia publicidad una declara-
ci6n en- IA que lamentan que Ia &C
titud del general PershiMg pudiera
dar lUgar a liz conflictG entire las au
tori6ades civiles Y miiitarcs del 60
bicrno. Di:ha declaration fue fir-
mazda pnr los DIS DieIihros, zero cl
representante Bland hizo otra pur Sc
parade, en- la cue GecIara que Ia &C
Cion del general Pershing era ur
ejemplo dc Ii "indlfercncia y dcs--
precic' mostradosl duI.rte la clc-
ira por Ia Secretaria dc Guerra, ha-
cia los deseos del pueblo y II re-
preseEtantcs. La declaration del re-
rreSentant+ Bland, dice:
"Todc 10 que tengo que declr, per-
sona!mertc, sobre Ia ncgatlva del
General Pershi1g 4 dar Su testimonio
ante Fl ComitG Congresional,-y ha-
bio por mi solo-cs cue Gl ' su ejGr-
otto son supcricres a nuestro sar-
gento de- armas de IA Camara de Re-
rresentantes y que 81, por 10 ~tanto,
pUcdr cyitar Il darnOs Ia informal
zion que dtsamos.
"Yr crcc que este muestra Ia m
diicrenc;a V deSprncio cue durante la
guerra. "A SecretariG de Guerra mos
tr6 para los dcsccs del pueblo Y sus
representatives. Y este tan solo, un
eicmplo claro, concrete de tai SEN
1imierto "Micntras tanto, procura-
erlo Scgrir adelante en- nuestras
mvrstlgaciones sin la ayuda del gc-
neral Pershing."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
LOS SERBIOS D~ESC0NFIAN |
DE LOS RUMANOS
Moyilizan sus tropas en- ell
Banat de Tamesvar

Paris, Agosto 31.-Un inforr'c
recibido en- Paris dice Que les scrbios
estan mCviliZardn sua fuerzas en-
Banat de Tcricsvar. n. P. Pachit=n
txprimer miristro Y ~presidente la
Ia delegation serbia dice que 10:
serbios astin r%eforzando sus tropl;
sobre 81 Inca en- Banat, estGblcci-
da por ell C~oi.sejo Supreme, a cauSa
de Que los rumancs estin concef..
trando uropas eH la otra pare. 10
QUO csc;.usa dc gran s9itacion entire
"a noblacion de una considerable
parte d tc-;toric m u p]reponie.
IAN los serhios hlst.l n distancii
bastante inportante dsntr5 del area
a.riLuida 4 Run.inia.
Las roticias sobre la moviIizaci6n,
sin embargo, declara PatcIitch, SCI
eXageradas. No exister tropas SCI
bias en- Barat "xcepto en- cl terri
torio corcedldo a Serbia por ell Coz =
seio Superior Y su ntmvro cs so!;
Mentc el que In prudencia ~acoLseja
en- vista del estado general d. Ma
iestar.
Sc dice en- los circulns ru:naHos de
esta capital Ole los infcim"s ace.
ca dc la concentration d. tropas ri.
e. erroneo Y que solamcrte -
han nrviado ALI tropas suficientej
para c: servicic dc roi'cia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
BASTANTE MALA LA
SITUACION ECONOMI-
CA EN-

BERLIN, Agosto 31.-En e. diar!'
"Lokal Anzelger" 81 cedact2r de a
.Suntos :inanGieroS aprecia n sltua-
cion ]ecoromica n!uy alarmante dada
Ia depreciation Ell Fl "alur del na:.
co. Dice QIe .Alemaria t!enc ca 70.
manente dc 1890. 0A0 NADIA mas
en- Ell Reichsbank, De cuya cartid;d
20 puede disponer On tanto su parel
suma en- circulation urns 20. 000 coo
los cuales cada dia vln en- aumentr
"Unicamentr el "redito cxtraEJs-
70 pucde salvar a Alcmania De Ii
.bancarrota, die. En- ell caso dc qie
ell ministrn de Hacienda Erzbargef.
arrega, puada c9nSeguir vred!to eli
81 extranjero, entolc"s FL dcsastrr
Sc hahra evitado.'
Fl cscritor 81 lnterroga respecto a
la habilidad que pucda p1:c1r 81 c.,
tado mi"i.tro para ~alcanzar csc cr:-
ditto salvador. Por 81 plrte 81 expe'
10 fiEaneiero del d!ario "TqceD!att'
cue partc Dc % planes 'irt
ministro de Hacienda, responder j IA
actual sitUlci6n ]financicrl perp LA.
ma Ia atcncior ac@rca de Ia eaorc'e
cantidad d. d;nera aleman quc pe''r
sobre 10; rer:ados eXtranI ,roi i q
elIcs sc e~n:.le1tra y conciu.!c ma':;-
festando que Ia unica SaI'acio'' 3r-Ii
q onGer co,cer1ir rI.ad;to rr To-. E,S-
tados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
HONORES A LOS AVIAD0-
RES QUE TRIPULA-
RON FL R-34

LONDRES. Agosto 3L-Sc han
publicado ofjcislmente las meuCioucs
honorificas OF, rcsdGs a lbs aIi"irre:
irgleSes que r2aIizaror On 81 'R-%l'
el vuelo traSatiaDtico. Al comandan-
te Scott. jeie ael dirigrblc. ST. la nom
bra comandantc en- JEFF" de la diYi-
sion correspondents del Ir:rrr!o
~9ri1auico. Al 5rigadier genera! Mai
tlnad Que reprcsrrtaba al MiaissC:'H
del Are =! cGpitaI Coke, Official
aviador al tenierte Harris el netco-
lolo giSta Y IL t.nicntc Shotcr fl
cial mgcnlcro sc le cCnceden cruces
por meritos aerco5 Y mcdaillS i !cs
>cis S~2r@ento> que ihnE a bcrdo del
dirigibic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
IUN EJERCITO ALEMAN DE CUARENTA MIL H0MBRES
Sc PREPARA PARA INVADIR Russia
Con Ell pretexto de If a ayudar al Almrante Kolchak, esas
fuerzas estan reconcentrandose en- la Lituania, bajo
Ell mando ostensibIe del general russo Bergman
Los alemanes en- esa region hablan publicamente de u n proxi
mo entendimiento entire Alenlania, Russia
y ell Imperio Japones

con les fuerzas del Alairante Kol-
chak.
Les alemantS han evacuadO par
cialmente Ia region, pero desde el
primero d. Agosto, segun dice NJ.
Steibiko, han estadn concentrando
tropas nuevar!ente er la Lituania
Occidente con su base en- Shawl, en-
donde han establecido tamhIen un
Estado Mayor General. Su Inca de
3cupacion dc rcrte a sur, ses de Vii
horiSllki a Il dcsembocadura del rio
Dubi%sa Y &c ALI a Radviskis, has
Ia jarishkis. Sc italian haJo Ia dl-
recci0n ostensibIe del general ru-
SO, Bergman, pero ST. verd0dero ie-
re es ell general alenIan Won der
Goltz, segnn asegura NJ. Ste'bi&o.
Ocminan por complete las llneas fe-
rrocarrileraS cn TODD el terrltorlo O.
cUpado. Esas fuerZas ~aScienden en-
total q 10000 hombres, siendo $1,000
alcmaneS Y 5000 rusoS, pero todos
uSan ell unifo-me alema2. Los ale
names 81 lIanian Il 81 mismo volun-
tarios Y aseguran est"r aliados al
gobicrno de todas las Rusias, pretep-
diendo Isl estar exrertuados de Ia
ordcn del Nariscal Foch 0 de las del
Consejo Intcr-aliado. Numerosos pri
SioneroS ruSos han estado siendo en-
.viados de Alemania, para QUE sc unan
; csc ejercito an Shawl, Y por 10 cue
-especta i equipo, los alemanes han
lleVado $50 aeroplanoS, 100 camio-
mes AUTOMOBILES Y un trcn blindado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
NUEVA OFENSIVA CON-
IRA LOS BOLSHEVIKIS

COPENHACUE, Agosto 31.-Una
nUeva offensive contra los bolshevi-
.kis Sc ha iniciado en- el sector del
Dvina por las fuerzas combinadas IL
tuanas, estonianas, polacas Y ru5as
FL Minister'o de la Guerra &c la Re-
publica lea, eli un communicate Off
cial que die a IA publicidad, dice Que
sus tropas han capturado un gran
TiTnero de villas en- Russia. La CAM
paNa De referencia fuG preparada de
acuerGo con los planes de un Conse-
20 de Guerra qIe sc cfectuo en- Ri
"a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
ADV
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
A~BAND0NAN BOVRUISK
LOS BOLSHEVEkIS

LONDRES. Agosto 3l.-Las rrer
:as bolshevikis han a~handonado "a
roblaci6r lie Bcvruisk, que SC en-
cucntra a s. rnillas al sur dc Mlnsk,
seein dice UT GespacE.o Official OK
pedido por ell Quartet general bolshe-
wiki On Moscou. FL c"municado d.
ce quo los hoiShevikis han capturado
Il pueblo de Rylsk, que Sc encuen-
ira a % miilas al suroeste dc kursk.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-01
Ell PRIMER CONTlNCENTE DE
TROPAS AMERICANS EN- ST.
IBERIA REGRESARA PRONTO

NUEVA YORK, agosto 31.-Un
teleerama de Vladivostok dice que el
transporte americana Thomas" ha
llegado ALI y que pronto recibira a
bordo el primer contingente de tro-
paz americans que deben regresar
a los Estados Unidos, estando COM
puesto tai contingents de 5eisc:en:os
hombres.
Sc anade que Ell viaje de regreso
Sc hara por Ia via &c Manila Y San
Francisco Y que este sera e. primer
contingente de tropas americans que
sera retirado de Siberia.