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The sun., 1919-08-22
BOLSHEVIKI REPORTS
CAPTURE OF TOWNS
Hard Fighting Takes Place
West of Zubna.

LONDON, Aug. PA Bolshevik wire
less communication received here this
evening says:
Fighting is proceeding along the
Thurman railway. Our advance toward
the River Suna continues.
ION the southwestern front under en-
envy pressure we abandoned Kazatin.
ION the front of Gen. Idenil5ine (the
anti Bolshevist leader in the south). af-
ter fierce fighting our troops are retiring
to new positions west OF Zubna. We
have abandoned Korenovoe. Fierce fight
ing continues near Uchbokny.
ION Admiral Kolchak's front we have
occupied villages on the right bank of
the Ural south of Lubistchensk. We
are advancing east OF Orenburg'
The Bolshevik have plundered the
town of Stanizss, in the district of tho
upper Don river. according to advices
reaching here. Cruelties we're inflicted
on the population by the Bolsheviki. who
are reported to have killed children in
their cradles and to have burned old
people.
In the towns of Mlgulinskaia and
KaZanskaia. In the same region, the
advices add, 5000 persons have been
executed and more than 500 have been
put to death in the surrounding terri
tory.
Adv1ceS received by prominent Poles
In London to-day are to the effect that
Gems. Petlura and Denikine are con-
tinuing their ofrensives respectively in
west and south Russia against the Boil
sheviki. and with striking success.
The correspondent was Informed to-
day that Gen. Denikine's advance prob
ably soon would connect him with the
allied troops. which would be the signal
for the rising OF the entire Ukraine
against Bolshevists and the driving back
of the Bolsheviki into the desolate re-
gions Of central Russia.
The Bolshevik drive, which hereto
fore had been toward Omsk, now is be-
ing centred against Turkestan, where
the Bolsheviki would be able to secure
cotton and other supplies of which they
would be deprived by the loss of the
Ukraine
Admiral Kolchaks Ural Cossacks and
his southern army have been forced back
to the Orenburg Tashkent Railway. The
northern Siberian rear guards are re-
firing, and the Bolsheviki claim that
they have crossed the Tobol River.
The sun., 1919-08-22
FIGHT is BEGUN TO
CRUSH LENINISM
London Papers Take This View
Of Activities Of Russian
Soviet Foes.
STOCKHOLM is ANTI-RED
Even Entente Legations Are
in Sympathy With Boil
shevik Enemies.

LONDON, Aug. 21.--London newspapers
feature to-day various reports of activi-
ties against the Bolsheviki, inferrins
from them that the enemies of the Rus
sian Soviet Government, including the
Entente, are beginning operations aim
ing to dispose finally of Leninism- BY
sympathizers with this aim the recent
crippling OF the Bolshevik feet in the
Gulf OF Finland and the very substantial
successes ascribed TO Gen. Denihine are
hailed with the greatest satisfaction, as
Is a Paris report attrfbuting to the Ru-
manians preparations TO Join Denikines
advance, thus closing the gap between
the latter's left wing and the present
Rumanian positions.
Tho newspapers. while giving much
prominence to the reported meeting in
Stockholm of Gen. Judenich. command
ing the Russo Esthonian army operating
against Petrograd; Gen. Lianczow, Gen.
Skoropadski, former Hetman OF the
Ukraine, and other representatives OF
the anti-Bolshevist movement for the
purpose OF planning an offensive against
Petrograd, are unable TO add anything
with regard to the conference. Neither
in London nor in Stockholm can any
thing be learned OF the alleged impend-
ing participation OF the former Russian
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch.
whose reported presence in England can
not be confirmed.
II IL recalled that his whereabout has
been a constant topic of rumor since
the downfall OF the Russian Czar. Re-
ports OF his death have been alternating
with various accounts of mis- secret ac-
tivities.
The correspondent OF the Associated
Press in Stockholm In recording the
conference of Gen. Judenich and the
other anti Bolshevik leaders says:
Stockholm gradually Is becoming the
centre OF Russian anti Bolsheviki and,
according to the Swedish newspapers,
the movement is not quite without the
influence OF the Entente legations"
The London newspapers to-day COM
ment on the outlook. The majority OF
the journals. which are anti Bolshevik.
are augurlng hopefully from the reports
received, while those opposed to British
Intervention in Russia reiterate their
condemnation of the assistance given
Lenine's enemies.
The sun., 1919-08-22
MUST GUST JOSEPH,
HOOVER'S WARNING
Says Allies Tolerance Of Haps-
burg in Hungary Has Ter
rorized New Countries.
VISITS SUPREME COUNCIL
Rumanians Ignore Allies Or
ders and Seize Supplies Des-
tined for Sick Children.
Bp IN, associated Press.

PARIS, Aug. 2l.-Herbert Hoover. head
Of the international relief organization,
who has Just returned from a two weeks
trip through central Europe. told Amer
lean correspondents to-day that II is I'M
perative that decisive diplomatic action
be taken Immediately to displace Arch
duke Joseph as head of the Hungarian
Government and to give Hungary a
chance to establish a popular govern
mont
The new countries OF central Europe.
Mr.. Hoover said. are terrorized by the
tolerance shown toward the setting up
of the Hapsburg Government in Hun
gary.
Mr.. Hoover, who left Vienna Monday
night. appeared to-day before the Su-
preme Council and made his comments
on the Hungarian situation to American
newspaper men after he left the council
meeting.
In discussing the Hungarian situation
with the newspaper men Mr.. Hoover as
serted that Archduke Josephs resigna-
ton can be forced within i've days II
the Supreme Council takes a firm stand.
but that bloodshed will result II such
action is postponed for a month.
The United States can prevent the
restoration Of the Hapsburgs, Mr..
Hoover said, by refusing to recognise or
to deal with such a Government. 1t is
beyond the endurance of any red blooded
American, he said. to see his Govern
nent tolerate the restoration of the
Hapsburgs as the United States entered
the war to Danish from the world that
for which the Hapsburgs and the
Hohenzollerns stood.
The Rumanians, Mr.. Hoover added.
still are requisitioning Hungarian food.
Only yesterday. he said, the Rumanians.
under the eyes of American officers,
seized eight truckloads of medical sup
plies and food destined for the children's
hospitals of Budapest, paying no atten-
ton to the warnings of the Supreme
Council
CoPENHAoEN, Aug 21.-Martial law
has been proclaimed throughout Hun
gary. says a Budapest despatch dated
Wednesday.
Archduke Joseph. the head of the
Hungarian State. has sent a long tele-
gram to King Ferdinand, thanking
Rumania "for having saved Hungary
In crushing the Bolsheviki"
Premier Friedrich has thanked Gen
Holban Of the Rumanian army for
reestablishing order in Budapest
The sun., 1919-08-22

a position superior 30 che Interstate
Commerce Commission. We make its
certificate subject to be overruled by
the commission for cause. but we give
TO the commission the aid Of the recon-
mendstions of an independent public
body as to what policy Is In the public
interest
The problem before Congress 10 to
present system that will appeal to
the investors In the future. 10 prevent
oppression or extortion by discrimina-
tory or unreasonable rates 10 easy
enough. That is no longer your prob
lem. The system of railroad regulation
heretofore has turned always on the
question OF trying to control rates. That
has been the single object UP to this
time, but that is based on the assump-
ton that a suff1ciency of the facilities
and the service the public needs was
assured. That assumption has been the
radical oversight In our policy of resu-
lation. Something must now be done
to give the public that assurance. Our
FIRST object is to lift up to its proper
place the Importance OF facilities and
service. We attempt TO do that in our
proposal"
The sun., 1919-08-22
LAFEAN'S ARREST ORDERED.
Former Banking Commissioner Ac-
cused in North Penn Bank Wreck.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21,-The arrest
OF Daniel F. Lafean. former Banking
Commissioner of Pennsylvania, for al
legged implication In the North Penn
Bank wreck was ordered to-day by Dis
nict Attorney Rotan. warrant was
Issued by a magistrate and probably will
be served on Lafean tomorrow at his
home in York, Pa.
Lafean's arrest will be the fifth since
the closing of the institution on July IS
with an apparent shortage Of s2,144,0OO,
and the second of a former State off,
cial Charles A Amber, formerly State
Insurance Commissioner, is under 49,
900 bail on charges of conspiracy in
connection with the failure Ralph T.
Meyer. cashier OF the wrecked bank,
who was arrested shortly after TIE fail
ure. was indicted by the Grand jury to-
day on four counts. Others under ARE st
are Louis T. Michel. president OF the
North Penn, and William T. Gabell. a
director and clerk.
Another arrest in connection with tire
failed bank was made tonight, Evan
L. Amber, assistant cashier OF the in
stitution, being taken into custody
The sun., 1919-08-22
BAY STATE COPS ASK FOR SIS.
All Outside Boston Set This as
Minimum Wage.

BOSTON, Aug. 2l.-The police of the
thirty-nine cities outside OF Boston and
the thirty-three towns in Massachusetts
that are under the civil service rules
will ask for a minimum wage Of IS a
day and one day OF in eight it was an
nounced to-day at a meeting OF the Ex-
ecutive Board Of the Massachusetts Po-
lice Association.
The board said that favorable replies
had been received to circulars embody-
ing reasons for the demands from 80
per cent. Of the membership.
The sun., 1919-08-22
ECZEMA MEETS
FINAL ENEMY
IN POSLAM

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eczema Is too stubborn to respond 10
Poslam's healing influence, Consider
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the hardest spot you have--where itch.
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give Poslam an overnight chance 10
show Improvement Try the same II
scale, herpes or any skin disorder.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories, 243
West Attn st., Now York City.
Urge your skin to become clearer,
brighter, better by the daily use OF
Poslam Soap. medioated with Posiam.-
Ado
The sun., 1919-08-22
OMSK GOVERNMENT
TOTTERS BEFORE REDS
Funds and Archives Trans
ferred to Irkutsk.

TOXIC, Aug IT (delayed) The All
Russian Government at Omsk has trans
ferred its gold reserve and archives
eastward to Irkutsk, according to ap-
parently reliable reports received here.
Other information from Siberia indi-
ca les that the Omsk Governments po-
sition is growing weaker instead OF
stronger because Of the advance Of Boil
The sun., 1919-08-22
FILLS WESTMINSTER GAPS.
County Democratic Committed
Makes Primary Designations.

The Westchester County Democratic
Committee has filed the following dosig-
nations for the primaries to fill vacan-
cies caused by declarations:
John ID. Ashton, for years a member
of the Board Of Fire Commissioners OF
Yonkers, to take the place OF william
Belknap for Commissioner OF Charities
and Correction; Patrick A. Murphy OF
White Plains, formerly Deputy Excise
Commissioner for westchester county
for member OF the Assembly from the
Second District; p. Emerson Heady, de-
feated for Supervisor four years ago, for
member OF the Assembly from the Third
District
The sun., 1919-08-22
COL. GREENS YACHT AGROUND.
strike. Ledge Inside the Pada-
nnrnm Breakyxater. -.

NEW BrproRp. Mass. Aug. 21.--col.
Edward H r. Green's steam yacht
United States was aground to-day on a
ledge Just inside Padanaram Broak-
water, where she struck hte last night
while being swung around to make an
Choir. The vessel was listed at an angle
Of as degrees and was said to have a
big hole in her bottom. Wreckers have
been summoned.
The United states, formerly q great
lakes steamship. IL said TO be one OF tho
most costly private yachts anoat, having
staterooms for every State in the Union.
The sun., 1919-08-22
PRIETH ASKS AID FOR
DISTRESSED TEUTONS
NetDark Publisher Had Been
Indicted for Treason.

Edwin S. Prieth, formerly publisher
Of the New Jersey Freie Zeituno, a Ger
man language newspaper that was sup
pressed by the United States Govern
ment in October, 1917. has issued a call
for funds to alleviate distress in Ger
many and German Austria. Prieth.
who was arrested when the Government
agents confscated his newspaper in
Newark and subsequently was indicted
FOR treason, sent one OF his postcard
appeals to . veteran of the American
Expeditionary Forces, who forwarded
The card to THE SUN. The card reads !:
COMMITTED FOR RELIEF OF DISTRESS
IN GERMANY AND GERMAN AUSTRIA
Essex County. ~. j., Branch.
22b Warrington St.. Newark, ". j.
I hereby contribute s...........,.
and | also pledge to give t....... .payable
~ the following dates.
- - 800 - '''''.............
-NdHo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
ADDRESS. Observation-Disclosures,
Make checks, money orders Sc paya Bile
TO Edwin g. Prieth. treasurer
The sun., 1919-08-22
RUMANIA AND UKRAINE AGREE
RECOGNITION OF Latter VIII Aid
War on BoIsheviki.
IA. "a AasncioA.h Rr.s.

LONDON. Aug. 21.--Ukrainian authori-
ties here announce that an agreement
has been reached between the Ukraine
and Rumanis under which the Ukrain-
ians will be allowed to export arms,
munitions and other supplies through
Rumania.
1t is announced also that the Ukratn-
ian and Rumanian Governments have
pledged themselves not TO take tip arms
against each other. and that Rumania
has agreed to be the interpreter OF the
.Ukraine's claims before the Peace Con-
ference.
The Ukrainians here say this Is the
first important step toward the recognl-
ton OF the Independence Of tho Ukraine
and affords the country an opportunity
for considerably developing the struggle
against the Bolshevlld.
The sun., 1919-08-22
Salvage ship Seeks Recruits.

The L. S. s. Favorite. a salvage ship,
has been assigned to the Third naval
district to operate in New York waters.
she Is equipped with diving outfits and
eiectric' steam and compressed air
pumps Tor itting sunken vessels. Lieut.
N. z. Cook. commanding, is looking ,or
recruits. The Favorite carries six,Y.
hve qualified divers.
The sun., 1919-08-22
BUDAPEST THREATENS JEWS.
City Ia PIacarded with Manifesto
--Pogrom Rumored.

VIENNA, Aug. 1s.--Despatches from
the Associated Press correspondent In
Budapest say that the city 10 placarded
with an anti-Jewish manifesto signed by
THE Waking Hungarians-'
The manifesto calls upon all Chris
tian Hungarians TO oppose ''the interna-
tional destructive activity Of the Jewish
race in the interests of the peace of the
world"
Vienna IL full Of reports of poRroms at
Budapest, but these are not confirmed.
They probably originated in the issu-
ance Of the manifesto.
The sun., 1919-08-22
Girls BODY Found in Bay,

The body of Mabel Burden, Is. OF sos
Bergenline avenue, West New York.
was Identified at the Morgue yesterday
by her brother Vincent, who had been
making search for her since Monday.
The girls body was found In the water
on Bedloe's Island. The brother said
that the girl had threatened to take her
life because of trouble with her step
mother.
The sun., 1919-08-22
PLAN TO REMOVE CIVILIANS.
British Vessels VIII Take Them
From Northern Russia.

LONDON, Aug. 2l.-Several vessels
have been assigned by the Ministry Of
Shipping to the task of removing from
northern Russia all civilians who wish
to leave before British troops are with
drawn from that region.
Several thousand children and aged
and infirm persons will be taken first to
points on the Murmansk coast and later
will be transported TO southern Russia
The sun., 1919-08-22
MILAN WELCOMES PERsHING.
Warmly welcomed by Military
and Civil Authorities.

MILAN. Italy. Aug. 21.-Gen. Pershing.
the American commander in chief, ar
rived here to-day from Verona He was
warmly welcomed by the military and
civil authorities Of the city and the
American, British and French colonies.
The populace of Milan Is enthusiastic
over the visit OF the American General
The sun., 1919-08-22
Excursionists Transship in BAY.

Tho steamboat Mary Patten. bound
for Long Branch. ran alongside the
Little Silver, which encountered ma
chinery trouble In the lower bay after
leaving this city yesterday with a crowd
Of excursionists for Pleasure Bay, and
took aboard the stranded passenger,
carrying them to Atlantic Highlands.
The sun., 1919-08-22
U. S. ARMY OFFICERS
HONORED BY FRANCE
Several Receive Decorations
-TIDo Get War Crosses.

Paris. Aug. 2l.--Gen. Pilot, COM
handing the Paris garrison, decorated a
number OF American officers to-day.
Coils, U. s. Browning. w. y. Wallace and
t. Fl. Jackson. and Lieut. Col Edmund
eros were made officers Of the Legion
OF Honor.
Col. q. N Russell. Lieut.. -Cols. NJ. ].
OBrlen. T. j. McGrath, and f. L. Whit
ley. Capts. c. /. Morton and +. G. Mont
gomery. and Lieut.. II. w. Waters were
made knights Of the Legion of Honor.
Capt. Morton and Lieut.. Waters also
received the War Cross. as did Col. c. A.
Truesdell and Major w. W. Carr.
The sun., 1919-08-22
BRITAIN SEEKS BALTIC ISLES.
Wants Rail Route Through Es-
thOnia to Russia. Says Report.

COPENHAGEN. Aug. 21.--Aocording to
the National Tidende, Great Britain Is
seeking n railway concession through
Esthonia to reach the Russian market.
Negotiations are proceeding the paper
adds. with view TO leasing the islands
of Dagoe and Oesel, in the Baltic Sea-
for the construction of commercial
port
The sun., 1919-08-22
New Danish Loan sao,ooo.ooo.

PARIS, Aug. 2i.-The Danish Govern
ment announces a loan OF 10000. 900
crowns tabout 10000 .0oo) at per cent
penses in SchleswiR.
The sun., 1919-08-22
sINN FEM NEWSPAPER RAIDED
Dublin Police Seise Forms and
Proofs of tho ''Irishman."

DUBLIN, Aug. 2l.-The police this
afternoon raided the Offices OF the IRISH
man. the lea ding Sim Fein newspaper
The forms intended for this weeks
issue of the paper and proofs that had
been run of from them were confscated.
The sun., 1919-08-22

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| PAI A CE LEW poCksIADER
Mats Daily. 25c-sI Oths, Jimmy HUSsRY
The sun., 1919-08-22

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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE or PETITION FOR M
PROVED RIO Al N MADISON TOWN
SHIP. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, IN
DIANA
Notice is hereby given that a petition
signed by hfty so or more freeholders
and voters of Madison Township. In 81.
Joseph County, Indiana. addressed 20
RE Board Of Commissioners Of said
county, and praying that a certain pub
lic highway within said township. three
90 miles I'm length. be improved 10y
grading. draining and paving with gravel
or other road paving material was filed
In the Office 81 the Auditor of said Coun-
~ on the NTH day OF July. 1915
said petition is for the improvement
81 q certain highway in said Township
If Madison, under an Act OF the Gehrl
Assembly OF the state ~ Indiana. en-
titled An Act concerning Highways 90
Approved March Sth. 1903. and amend
meHt thereto, providing for the con
struction Of Gravel Roads by Townships
10y Taxation
\ description Of the highway proposed
o. De improved is as follows.
Beginning ~ the improved Gravel Road
NJ the Northwest corner Of section No
u. Township No. - North. Range No
; East thence running east on the north
section line lines OF sections Il and Il
or suld township and range. and along
fhe north section line Of section No Is
- Township No. - North. Range (
East 20 the Northeast corner Of said
section No. Is, distance % three t3i
miles
The Auditor Of said County by his
endorsement thereon has designated the
third day Of November 1919 Of the No
vember Term. 1919 ~ said Court. as the
day when the same win be presented for
hearing before said Board OF Commits
siouers
In witness whereof ]. Arthur r Wolf
Auditor ~ ST Joseph County. I'm the
state ~ Indiana. have signed my name
and lffiXed the seal Of said Office this
sixth day ~ October 1910
Charles Grise. and others
Petitioners
ARTHUR r WOLF Auditor
Charles Weidler a Miller GUY.
AttyS for Petitioners
oct ia
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