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The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-03
TRESPASS NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given, that vaucluss
Plantation, in Concordia Parish. La, 10
posted against hunting, shooting, fish.
Ing, or in any manner trespassing
thereon. Violators will be prosecuted
10 the full extent Of the law.
r. p. SCHIELA
Vidalia, La, March "a, 1919.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-03
Men OF DaIar, French West Africa.
Also Carry Surprising Assortment
Of Other Trinkets.

Men OF DaIxar. the. seat OF French
West African administration, literally
wear rings on their fingers and bells
on their toes. not to mention amulets.
beads. coins and . surprising assert
snent Of trinkets. mostly regarded Is
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-03
POSTED.

Notice IL hereby given, that Latte
more and Arnaudlia Plantations are
posted against hunting, fishing and all
other manner Of trespassing Viola.
.ors Of this will be prosecuted to the
hull extent OF the law No exceptions.
Oct. Is. A H. GILLESPIE.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-03
POSTED.

Notice is hereby given, tnat Giles
pies Island, opposite Feriosy' IN tns
Mississippi River, is poted againsH
hunting, fishing and onerwlse tres
passing, and all violator wiz De prose|
cuted to the full extenfof the law.
Oct. IS. A. ENnAMBEh5.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-03
Generally Too Large.

Few men can wear an air Of Impor-
lance without Its striking others as
a mlsfit.-Boston Transcript
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-03
BY JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN

UR migratory birds are safe. The
federal migratory bird act of 1918,
designed to carry out provisions of
a treaty between this country and
Canada for the protection of migra-
tory birds, has been held constitu-
tiOnal by the Supreme court of the
United States.
This takes us back to a blustery
March day in 1919 when a distin-
guished party of shooters was pop
ming away mprrilv at the maIlardS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-13
lift FREIGHT EMBARGO
ON s0UTHB0UND GOODS
differences Entirely Adjusted Be-
tween Coastwisc Steamship Lines
and Union Transfers.

ll5y Associated I-reEs.
NEW YORK. August 12.-Ncw
York today settled down to tho task
OF working itself out OF tho traffic
tanglc In which It became involved
several months ago through differ
enccs between coastwiso steamship
lines and union tcamsters
Although announcement was made
last night that these differences had
boon adjusted, the Citizens Trans
portntion Committee. which had been
operating trucks TO keep freight
moving. decided late today to con-
tinue operations until September l.,
In order to aid In cleaning up pre-
railing congestion.
At the Same time William Simmons.
general freight and passenger agent
OF the Southern Pacific Steamship
Company. announced that embarEoes
on southbound coastw!se shipments
or freight. put into effect some time
ago because OF the longshorcmcn's
strike. had been lifted.
Labor conditions. Mr. Simmons add
cd, are now practically normal. and
freight from interior points. carloads
or less. with exception OF structural
Hteel. will be received as rendered
and forwarded promptly"
Tho Southern Pacific Company,
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ing to Arthur Mcycll. an American
Red Cross worker. who arrived in
London today from Warsaw.
"Prcmicr Lloyd George docs not
ovcrcstimatc the danger of Poland
going Red" Mcyoll told Universal
Service. Lists OF the Soviet com
been secretly circulated in Warsaw.
we evacuated the American women
from the city.
Warsaw is moro than ripe fo- Rol-
sEcvism- ON May last, the city had
a Red parade mile long Four
days later independence Day, the
anti Red element countcred with u
parade three miles long, but since
then everything has contributed to
strengthen the Polish Bolshevists
who have the support Of the Jews. as
they have been !ll-treated by the
present regime.
e Food lines are found everywhere
Poverty and hunger are extreme The
bottom has dropped completely out
OF tho monetary system. When +
LETT the city Saturday. 1t was fun OF
deser,ers. The Polish army - alb
solutely demoralized. The fleeing
soldiers are committing outragcs
The attempt to stem tho rush OF
Trotzky,s armies with 13-yeac-oid
training. failed completely.
There is still splendid patriotic
spirit in portion OF the population
aud an attcmp, will be made 10 dc.
rcnd the city~ but 1t cannot hold ou,
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LLOYD GEORGE ACCUSED
OF COURTING "REDS

Continued from First page)
tho two nations could still act in mi
cooperation.
These were at once taken to nj
seat OF the negotiations.
Detached from the war and froI
the government was the action of m
representatives of British lab,
They have heretofore affirmed thd
tho entry OF Great Britain into ~,
other war would not be tolerated ~
they gave indication that they n,oo-
1t today when tho miners. COINS
voted to go out on general s.,,L
III the executive committee fecls th.
1t Is necessary to prevent war. RI,
may act as an absolute bar to Ilo,,
George making the slightest cen
ccssions TO the demands that p-cu,
Ter Millcrand will undoubtedly max
for changes In the british policy.
The recognition Of General wr,r
gcl. the Echo dc Paris said. Is TO n
followed by tho extension to him \
all possible aid from France. +. sui
that agreements have either alrc,a
been made or arc being sought wi.
Roumania and Hungary scekint, I
enlist tho support OF those two ma
tons In r heavy military cnmpaie
designed to overthrow the BolsheyIs
government.
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news from the other side Of the hat
ic line. Speaking in Wilma, In. can
ith! OF Lithnania. recently. hc' all
n"H9Gcd SOVIET Russia had been Of
hclal!y recognized by the western
po"crS; ana that Krnssin and Kan
cheu: heads OF the Eolshcvist com
ntII'al lssion to Great Britain. had
"'rh received a. London with Tho
~ honitS usually accorded foreign
Hn""sShdors lie asserted Rolshcv-
.s"i was more powerful than ever,
~ "puIi soon spread 10 other COIN
Il"s. I'm a year" he continued.
az Europe VIII hc Bolshcv!st."
warsaw newspapers publish in,.r-
He"s WIN soldiers. who DECLARE Inc
iiiot,Sn'V.st advauc" upon, this c!.y.
tH'"' my nave como To cxtcrm;nat.
me bpHrEcosic AMI distribu,c thc
!hnd among peasants II is rcnor .m
49, importantly pi!lags mansions.
c!h!y enlist tho men in tho countrv.
or SEND them to the rear
IN IN" Bialystok distrIc, tho vol
~, N'st" TOOK "a number OF hostapes
/ anrcatcn.ne 10 shoot them IL ioo,i
; SHiVIi'S arc not delivered 10 m,
IpNl't army Within q spcci,icI time.
rs said The country behind tho Dol
snsN'5l i'm" is suffering from famine.
/ ~ AZ! grain has been rcuulsitinncd
/ ma S.ni eastward 10y the Roishev-
, hoishcvIs, prisoners say tina, tho
/ niEh command OF the Soviet arm.ss
/ lear a reverse before Warsaw ana is
mast!ly preparing positions on the
ne OF Grodno. Slonim and Sarnv 70
"N!ch II can withdraw in case OF de-,
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WASHINGTON MOVES
TO GIVE, AID TO POLES
War Department Seriously Considers Request to Be
Permitted to Buy War Materials, and Secretary IF
State Works on Refrigeration Problems

recognized by both France and Grca,
Britain.
Without foreshadow!ng a similar
step by the United states, officials de-
clared that tho action OF Franco was
in no way Inconsistent with the pol
icy towards Russia advocated in the
American note 10 the Italian ambassa-
dor. The American government. IL
was recalled, while not having rccoE-
n!zed kolchak, at one time endeavored
earnestly 10 place Kolchak in a posi-
I tion in which he might be rccog-
nzcd."
Reports that Frances recognition
of Wrangcvs government had led 10
decided differences between Prcmiers
Lloyd George and Millerand generally
were unlimited in official circles
here. il was recalled tina, I.lovd
George. in his speech in the House OF
Commons Tuesday. suggested as a
contingency in case other measures
10 procure peace between the Poles
and the Eo!shevists failed, British
support be given wrangel through
the delivery OF war supplies and the
active assistance OF the navy. some
officials Interpreted the precipitate
Il
20 force the Bolshevists to acGuiescc
IN the admittancc of representatives
Of Wrangel 10 the proposed London
conference between the powers and
The Bolshevists.
soHiets Demand WrnnEefs Surrender
one or the major conditions upon
which the Soviet leaders made their
participation dependent was the ca
pitu!ation OF the forces OF Wrangel
ience. officials argued. recognition of
WranEel by France may have been
taken as a defensive step to preclude
Aer own participation without the
presence Of representatives Of Rus
sian faction committed to recognition
Of ;hc Russian debt.
In other official and Diplomatic
quarters the action OF France. taken
together with the expressions of the
taited States In the recent note, were
considered az having knocked the
proposed London conference into a
cooked hat.
Tho tcSt Of the statement OF the
French Foreign Minister announcing
M" governments decision to rccos-
n!ze General "rangcI was received
heFc to-day. /; reads.
IN lev Of the military successes
and consolidation OF the government,
~ General Wrangci. as wei as as
SiFanc"s received relative 10 the
DENT ratio form OF his administra-
non and his respect for former obli-
cations Of the Russian state. the
French government has decided 10
recognize the government OF the
spIih q Russia as "a de facto gov
| eminent. = French diplomatic agent,
I WEI be sent 10 Schastopoi with tho
] iite Of high commissioner"
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SOVIET REPORTS ENGLISH
THREATENING PETROGRAD
Moscow Government Sends Ont Sre,-
HnEc Warming People Against
Finnish Invasion
lBy Universal servicc.l

~ VUINtFShI ScrvlCc.
BERLIN. August l2-That tbo
british fleet is preparing threatening
gestures against Petrograd is tho
Slst OF a wireless message sent out
dressed TO all"
To save white Warsaw from fall
Ing, reads the message, "the British
meet has been moved in the direction
or PctroErad. The entente wants 10
let white Finland march against re-
troErad and in this move they will
support Finland with the fleet"
NJ: Iiniewicn. head OF the Pctro-
grad Soviet has called the attention
OF the Red sailors and the Red guarde
on the Finnish border TO the situa-
uon, the wireless says. and has cx-
pressed TO them his conviction OF final
victory for the Soylets
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shown TIE E1lsheYIsts 10 be ecr,e
,Hirty "iles from tnc Polish capital.
Americans, Br.tlsA and French. ,yslo
are NSh,inE win -he rOlcs against
ia" Eglsh.Visis. arc considered "fair
game - XII ny tho common soldiers
~ TIC soviet army. 10 Dis declared by
i1s correspondent, who Says IN. Boil
E1svis's have been told these feht-
r&torm.natod
The correspondent, VINO spent some
time along the BOlHncy!-t front. "a 4
ne mad rc'0 given most cou-'cc. =
consideration az "a representative ~
the German press. BolaneVist gem
erals invited him to numerous teas
and other social functions, conduct
Iim along the front and permit: I'd
hum 20 witness u hattie between
Guy.rt cavalry ana Polish infantry.
tolSh"ylst cavalry, hc said. Is excel
Ieatiy disciplined and equipped VITA
machine guns. which are operated
presented ragged appearances. their
clothes not being uniform.
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we,snnd to Command rnlr.

ti'y Jrlyt- ea. ss-y#rsF
FAIRS August la WIN General
WeyEana. head ac tho French ,,l..
sion 20 WARSAW. colamand!r. H..
Polish army and with ~. e-..-a
French genera s,ar directing Genera.
M'"nEeiH forces 20 Southern Russia.
Marshal Foch's policy is dominant
The arpointmcn, OF Wcygaaa 20
the command XIII be annourcea In a
le" hours. In the meantime the re-
Organization II Inc 100000 p,fIz,
troops is being conducted wl.h NV.
er!sh haste. An umcnse aerial nee,
is 10 be dispatched to Poland And
VIII he followed 10y heavy ar,il,ery.
clothing rifles. etc. as wcll as officers
10 instruct in military tactics.
The foreign once admits tina,
Franc" intends to hrh; the Moscow
government TO a hnifh, being ansol.
ute!y convinced that She las Amer.
ica's backing.
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Morals Ordinance" Bars
Some Forms of Dancing

SALT LAKE CITY, August. ~
Snlt Lnasc City's "morRls ordl-
nnncc," which Inns been the sub-
jcct OF considerable comment
lntciy, hnn finally hcconc n law,
md hereafter public dances and
transportation lines running to
nearby resorts will DC under
strict regulation. The dance or
dihancc prohibits nil immodcst
posturinE or EcsturinE. bars from
the dances to which the public In
admitted all persons under
eighteen years, unless accompanied
By parent or guardian, and
nbolishcs tho ~moonlight" dance.
rhe ordinance regarding transpor-
tation lincS requires that niI cnrs
used In transporting persons after
dark shall be brightly lighted.
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moro than few hours after the
final attack begins.
The Polish army was defeated
mainly by the Red cavalry. the Pole.
not having sufficient number of
horsc'nen to Withstand the sweeping
advances. II is because he knows
that only miracle can save Poland.
that Lloyd George Is so insistent that
Moscow must not impose the Soviet
form OF government. The Frcnch
who so dramatically recognized
Wrangcl yesterday. want strong mil
itary measures to turn back tho in :
eNorable Red wave from Gerlnany's
eastern frontier"
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America Criticized.
Moscoy HeporIs succc.se..

LONDON. August n2.-Progrcss
for the Russians against the Poles
on the southern front was announced
in Wednesdays official statement
from Moscow. received today.
Wlodawa, ION the Rug south of Brest
Litovsk, has finally been taken by tho
Soviet troops while further southeast
they have captured Nladimir-Holyn
sky. cast Of the Bug. north of the old
Galician border. Further advances on
the front nearer Warsaw also are an
nounced.
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WASHINGTON. August I2-Moved
by the reiterated pleas Cor aid from
the Polish government, the War De-
par;ment had under serious consid-
Grafton today the request OF Prince
Lubomirsk!, Polish minister, for per-
mission 10 purchase war materials
from the United States.
After successive conferences yes
teEday ana today between the Polish
minister and Secretary Colby. the
State Department; also took up the
problem OF finding means OF re!nvig-
Grating the fast-cbblng strength Of
me Polish state and thereby OF fu!-
h.!!nS the assurance OF support 10 the
Poles contained in the recent .Amcri-
can note 20 the Italian ambassador.
Polish officials here explained to-
dag that in addition 10 the desire for
vs.. materials, ;hey were most anxl-
Gus 20 obtain authorization OF the
United States TO permit recruiting By
Poles n America Cor the Polish army.
i wAs said That no; only had many
Offers O: enlistment been received by
the legation from Polish citizens. resi-
den; j. The United States. hut many
afe-s rad come from former Arneri-
r@H veterans OF tAe world war.
claiins Prevalent Has Power.
Wa.!e statute to-b.ds enlistment
% armed expeditions n the United
s.Ates .oy employment against =
tr.eat.y 7owe-. some officials GAINED
The PresiEen. had authority 70 sus-
pend operation o: the Ian under his
wartime powers. The raising o: re
ef-l,s ~ Poland under The leader
sH'p u iarere"sEi before The United
7i~iss entered the var, Il vas re-
ea-.sl SOS agreed 20 by the Aineri-
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WARSAW'S DEFENDERS
GREATLY OUTNUMBERED
HoishcvistS HIVE Army More Than
TWO and 0ne-Iinlf Larger
Than pOleS.
IBy Associated presz1

Than POlex. =
IBy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. August I2.-Polish
defending Warsaw arc out-numbercd
about two and Il half TO one. Com
visit military organization, received
to-day in official circles here, place
the ration strength of the Soviet
army on the Polish front at $4,000
men. The strength OF the Poles has
been estimated at 10000.
The details rs to the BolyhevIst
strength. which confirm in large
part information already In the nos :
session OF American military author
tiles. estimate that in rifle and saber
strength alone. the Soviet forces
composing the Northern Army or that
north of the Pripet River consist OF
ll4Oeo men. Bolsheyist rifle and
sabcr strength south OF the Pripet
River In the Southern Army is placed
ut $4,000 men,
Soviet iutaa;-y divisions to tho
number OF twenty-siS, the official de :
tails assert. have been Identified ma
facing the Polish army In the front
line with thirteen divisions In re-
serve. In addition ten cavalry divi-
SONS have been noted In active
operation at the front with two such
divisions in reserve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-13
ENGLISH ARE AROUSED
OVER FRANCES ACTION
Almost Without Exception. London
IrcsS RcSrcts Recognition of
General linron WrnngcI.
~ Associated Prossl


LONDON. August 12-The an
nouncement of the recognition by the
French government OF General Baron
Wrangcl as the de facto government
sensation in the press. Most OF the
morning newspapers commcn; guard
eddy upon the event, although ihcy
40 not conceal their disapproval OF
tho step.
White all the newspapers are re-
luctani TO assume that Premier Mill
Grand himself is responsible for the
recognition, the Times recalls that he
declared IN the Chamber OF Deputies
on July 20 that France would rccoS-
n!ze Genera! Wrangn! when certain
gests that irresponsible personages
in French diplomatic quarters have
taken it upon themselves to under
stand that the conditions have been
srnnt Approval Heard.
Tie Morning Post. the only one OF
inc commenting newspapers which
does not dIsapprovc o! the recogni-
tion. declares the step WAS worthy OF
the French nation and regrets that
Great Britain did not act similarly.
The other morning newspapers eX-
press their disapp-ova! In varying de-
grees, the Times cnaracicriZ!ng the
French action as dangerously mis-
ch!eYous. while the DAILY News IN
Great Britain must continue her CO.
operation with the French.
Charge 4. y. Delayed.
Tho Daily Telegraph. referring 10
report that the recognition was
actually given three weeks ago. ox.
presses surprise that u question OF
such moment was not. in that case.
discussed at the Hythe conference. In
some quarters there is speculation as
TO whether the French step had any
connection with the note OF Secretary
of state Colby TO Baron Avczzano,
I. The Italian ambassador 10 the United
states. on the RusSo-Polish situation.
In this connection the DAILY Tclc-
graph remarks upon the rather be-
lated appearance of tho Colby note.
and says IL might have had 4 better
chance of being accepted hy Great
Britain II it had come months ago.
| The newspaper says IL shares the
! feelings OF America toward dealing
with the Bolshcvists. But. IL adds,
the United States is on the far side
OF the Atlantic, and while She can.
perhaps. afford to ostraciZc Russia
while Lcninc and Trotzky control her
| destin!es. Europe is kept quivcring
on the rack"
America Criticized.
! The Daily Chronicle. also comment
ing on the Colby note, says: I'm view
OF the abortiveness OF Amcrica's at
tendance upon the Versailles confer
cncc. this decision is Of less weight
than ii would otherwise have been"
The Daily News compares ltaly's
progressive Wow" with Americas
attitude NJ nicely poised passivity."
and expresses preference for the
former
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B0LSHEvIST CAVALRY IN
RIFLE SHOT OF WARSAW
Fall of fhr Polish Capital Expected
DAILY and the tussinn Rcd Army
Continues Advance.

7 ~
JOHANNESBURG, EAST PRUSSIA,
August l2.-Reports tina; Mlawa. an
important city on the Warsaw Dan
zig railway, was taken by the Rus
Sian Boishevists on Tuesday and ina;
Soviet cavalry was within rifle shot
OF Warsaw. the fan Of which was
expected hourly. were brought here
today by correspondent o. the
koenigsberg ANcgGmtine Ze!.ung
There nave been no official dispatchtb
indicating the Soviet armies have
taken Aiiawa. and most rnsent ad-
Vices from tho fighting area have
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known as tho Morgan Line. operate
service between New York. Nc
Orleans and Galveston. Lifting /,
the embargo permits shipment ]
goods sold on existing rates befoI
the advance on August &c.
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s,mmon. TO Give Views.

Z WASHINGTON Aggls; iz-sen.-
;"r s.mmons. remocra:. Norm Gao
-.na. announced To-Day tina, he wovia
issue . statement 'anlch, giving his
7'si'i7n on the slTrsee qVestiou a,
nus ONCE J. Was said me senator Ia /:
no intention n going to North car.
DIN" during the atu-e's son
sheraton - tho suffrage question.
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BIG BATTLE NOW
RAGING TO DECIDE
FATE OF WARSAW

N-2t, llnAsG from Flrst Fasaj
Italian troops Concentrated a, Alien
stein which were 20 .e4ve las, night.
arc stiI at that poiu;.
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SECRETLY FORMED RED
GOVERNMENT AT WARSAW
Danger OF Poland Going "Rrd" Not
Overcstimntcd, Declares Red
Cross Worker.

t3y universal Scrvtcc.l
LONDON. August ia Soviet
government has already bccn secret
~ formed at Warsaw and will take
Office tho moment tho Red lcEionS of
Loon Trotzky enter the city. accord
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LEON TROTzKY ARRIVES
BEHIND BOlSHEyIST LINE
soldiers Declare soviet War Minister
Has Headquarters Hack
of Hattie Front.

WARSAW. August l2.--Lcon Trotz-
KY, Russian Bolshcvist Minister NJ
War. has arrived at Rialysink ,n.;
behind the Soviet front. and has Sc,
up headquarters thefp. according 10
Evening star., 1920-02-18
ROME NEWSPAPER URGES u. S.
SENATE MAJORITY TO BE FIRM

he should claim the right to suppress
any political idea in a purely Euro
pean matter and impose in its stead
his personal conception. thus de
stroying with his own hands the moral
and political basis of the league of
nations, of which he was the apostle.
Censor II Active.
The Tempo appears with white
spaces. evidently the result of the
censor's suppression OF what he con-
sidered Objectionable matter, but suf-
f1cient is left to Indicate the character
OF the comment, such expressions as
brutal. insolent, imperious tone" and
american imposition" being printed
The Tempo welcomes President Will
sons action II 1t should have the ef-
feet Of binding the allies closer to-
gether.
The Epoca says: Premier Davido.
witch (Serbia) had practically accept
ed the compromise. but Pachitch and
tervention by President Wilson, send
ing him dispatches from all the cen
ters of Jugoelavia. Mr.. Wilson was
represented as the genius destined to
save the Jugoslav nation from the
imperialistic thirst Of Italy
The Tribuna says that President
Wilson'S treatment of Secretary
Lansing is unprecedented, even anon &
those dynastic despots who consid-
cred their ministers servants" and
adds: After disposing of Mr.. Lam
sing. President Wilson does not rep
resent the will of the nation, nor even
the will of his own party. Italy has
the right to maintain irrevocably her