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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19
La Federation de Obros.
MetaIlr gicos da a como
Ger su prOgrama de
control, que tiene
IA puntos
. = -

el cual los obreros tengan una parti-
cipaci6n mas directa en- Ia administra-
ci6n de Ia industrial.
Esta decision del Primer Ministro
fue rccibida con vehementc desaproba
ci6n por los patroues, pero parece ha-
Der una disposition general para =.
ceptar el proyecto. antes u arruirar
los negocios permitiendo que los hUel-
guistas Sc apoderen de cllcs y Sc ha-
gan cargo de las plantas.
FL plan del Primer Ministro ha Sido
muy bien recibido por Ia Confedera-
ci6n del Trabajo que apoya entusiasti-
camenIe tai proyecto. perc no asi por
los socialistas que Sc muestran DISCUS
tados, pues temen que o clio Sc eli
nina el proyecto socialista dc gohierno
Que teniar-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19
Ell PRIMER MNSTRO GIOLITTl NOMBRO UNA COMISlON PARA
QUE FORMlLARA UN NLEVO SISTEMA INDUSTRIAL, EN- Ell
QUE LOS OBREROS TENGAN UNA PARTICIPATION d.
RECTA EN- LA ADMINISTRATION DE LAS FABRICAS
Los industriaIes de Ia:
pIantas metal1r gicas de
Italia, aceptaron las
proposiciones del
Primer Ministro

La prcnSa italiana en- general ha
a~probado tambien Ell plan del Primer
Ministro y antes que poner trabas a
tai plan. han preferido no discutir ell
asunto de Ia question del control de
Industries. hasta no yer 10 que
rcsulte del proyecto en- estudio.
Sin embargo. algunos ~pcri6dicos no
CONTAIN en- que tai medida pueda solu-
"ionar Ell conflicto actual, pues dudan
de Il la Confederation del Trabaio
Fueda hacer que los obreros evac1cn
las plantas que han confiscado. La
evacuation fue precisamente una de
las dcmandas de los p~atrones y manu-
factureros antes de que c~onvinieran en-
tomar en- consideration el proyecto dc
control.
Oros diarios, consideraa "a decision
como I'll magnifico eiemplo de bolshe-
"ilriSno en- cl GobieTno".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19
Una PelicuIa Mexicana
de ActuaIidad en- el
Teatro NacionaI

Debido a Ia cortesia del Sr. Carlos
Whiteley. pudimos ~presenciar la eX-
hibici6n reservada de n pellcula me-
xicana De palpitante actualidad, cue
pasara por Ia pantalla del Teatro Ma
cional, Ell Lunes Y Martes proxImos-
Laborioso nos seria el ]pretender
d~escribirla establishments, puesto que
en- ella aparecen todas las escenas
QUE comprenden Ia salida del Sr. Ca
rranza de Mexico, en- Mayo uftlmo'
hasta los ultimos detalles relaciona-
dos con Ia reciente rendici6n de Fran
cisco Villa. Lo que mas llamo nues-
ira ~atencion, quizaS por considerable
mas in~teresante, fue Ia fuga del Sr.
Carranza de Ia ciudad de Mexico; las
scenas relacionadas con 81 %entlerro,
que Sc VIC concurridisimo; Ia Tegada
del PreSidente de Ia Huerta a Mexico
V aSpecto que presentaba Ia Camara
de Diputados al presentarse el Pr
mer Magistrate a preStar la protesta
de ley; el desfile militar habido el =
de JUNO: Y Ia relacion grafica COM
pleta de Ia rendici6n de Villa IN dom
de Sc comprende la tOma de Sabinas
por este guerrillero. su c~onferencia
telegrafica con el P~residente de Ia
Fuerta los conferencias habidaS con
el Oral. Martinez, Ia safda de las
fuerzas villistas rumbo a Tlahualilo,
sus campamentos en- las c%ercaniaS de
San Pedro de las ColoniaS, el banque-
te ofrecido al Oral. Villa por Raul
Madero. e infinidad de otras mas que
escapan a nuestra memoria.
El triunfo alcanzado por el Senior
Whiteley, al lograr Ia impression de
esta pelicula no pudo haber sido ma
yor, pues sien sabido es que Villa
siempre ha sido renuente a permitir
que Sc tomen fotografias de su per
soma; pero EN- esta OCCASION hizo una
exception. V fue con So autorizacion
como pudo lograrse la impression de
IA pelicula. 81 algunos empreSarios
deseasen en- beneficio de sus puhlicos,
el alQuilar esta pelicula' pueden diri-
girse al senior Carlos Whiteney. Tea
tro Nacionel, San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19
De esta manera Sc trata
de solucionar eI probe
ma obrero que tan Sc
rias crisis ha tenidO
en- otros palses
81 q
- -

ROMA. Septiembro 1S.-El profile
ma de IN sccializaci6n de Ia Industrial
IN Italia parece q esta tratandoSe con
mas ecuanjmidad Y buen seHtido que
en- todos los demAs paises donde Sc ha
preSentado esa question, inclusive Ru-
sia- pueS has-a ahora no han ocurrido
las escenas sangrientas, nj las iuchas
terribies que Sc hScen tan frecueuteS
en- Ia patria de los soviets Y en- Alema-
MIA
e. Primer Ninistro Giolitti. al reanu-
dar sus labores hoy aqui, despues de
las c~onferencias ciebradas con e. Pri-
mer Ministrp frances en- Ankles
Bains. IA tenido que hacer frente a
una tormenta de protestas por parte
de los p~atrones. o motive de Ia deci-
sion tomada por el funcionario dicho,
Do rombrar una comisi6n para que for
mule IN nuevo sistema industrial. por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19
LIBROS MARAVILLOSOS.

Para los que Sufren, son victimas
de Ia desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suerte. fracasan en- sus negocios y
son desafortunados eE mores. Con
tan curiosos Gbros lograran toGos sus
|deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos Y empresas, lograran el carino
Del ser amado, llevaral a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos z triunfaran en- TODD;
sc vera1 libres de malas influen-
cias, = venee-an L sus enemigos = na.
die po6la c~ausarleS dano. Envie 10
centavos en- eStampillas de correo pa
IA gastos y recibira catalogo gratis
Direction: Sres- V. Martin V Co.
San Rafael 6l-k. Habaaa- Cuba.
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62359-Dona Juanita, Serenata
Torero por 10 fino, Sevillanas.
62~365-Gigantes y Cabezudos, Jota.
Peteneras, Cancion.
62376-Juanita, Cancion
Marina, Duo
623SS-La Triguehita, Canci6n
Ell Congreso Feminista. Canci6n.
62391-El Juramento, Romanza
La Fiejecita, Brindis
62392-El Pobre Valbuena, Pasa-Calle
I La Viejecita, Cancion del espejo.
6246S-Blanquito. Paso- Doble
Monies, Paso-Doble
62I36-Los BorrachoS, Cancion.
FL Finamento, Cancion
72591-Todo Poso, Cancion Popular
Serenata MeXicana, Cancion
12453-Son0 mi mente loca, Cancion
En- el Jacal, Cancion
69963-Musica, Luz Y Algeria, Damon.
Ell Ebano, Damon.
Pronto mi dulce nina, Banda. $3.50. .69930
FL Guango, Schottisch ........... 69930
69SS4-Jesusita, Two Step
Blancas Y Negras' Danzas
69551-Tu bien 10 sabes, Canci6n
Fl Zefiro, Cancion
69550-Los besos que te di, Cancion
La Llorona, Cancion MeXicana
62542-El Ratoncito, Cancion
Pobre Mujer, Cancion
69499-Si TIE Plea. Rascate, Orquesta
1aka, hula Hickey Dula, Crquesta
6954S-Te Amo Con Toda Ell Alma, Canaion
Aleluya, Cancion Mexicana
67641-Las Abejas. Cancion
Tango, Cancion
67624-Blascoy Corazon. Jota cantada
Muneira, cancion
6761S-Coqueteando, DANA
Anhelos, Walls
67617-Divagacion, DANA
Onda Fugaz, DANA
67373-La Pere de Ia Victoria, Marcia
Tres Moutarde' Turkey-Trot
67123-Dulce Sono, Canci6n
Tango Espahol
67121-Dale que dale, Cancion
Seguidiiias gitanas
67l20-El Fendedor malagueno
Asturianas Flamencas
67177-Malaguenas de Ia TRIM
Pregon del aceitunero.
67116-Canso de Ia Trilla. Cancion
Marianas, Cancion
67111-Los Gitanos en- ell Juzgado
Ell Nino Listo, Canci6n
65650-Marcha Militar Mexicana
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LOS cATORcE PUNTOS DE LOS
OBREROS lTAIlANOS

MILAN, Septiembre 1S.-La Fede-
raci6n de obreroS metalurgicos italia
nos. por conducto de su Secretario. el
programa complete relative n control
de las plantas que proyecta implantar
q Console de Obreros, cuando OFTEN
"a el prop6sito Que persigue de hacer-
Sc cargo completamente de Ia indus
tria. Tai programa ha sido denomina-
do Los Catorce Duatos de los obre-
ros italianos".
El prosrama de re~ferencia Sc ejecu-
tara por medic de III doble control, es
20 de ObreroS o Soviet que Sc uombre
para cada fabrica y las otras parties al
Console Superior compuesto de repre-
sentantes del Console dc Obreros.
Cuando los obreros c%ontrolcn todaS las
deuas inGustrias, entonces es probable
cue Sc nonlbre todavia otro Consejo
Superior Inter-Industrial que Sc agre-
CARA o reemplazara al actual Ministe-
rio del Trabajo. De esta mancra,
Green los lideres obreros ~italianos, que
So log-ara hacer de Italia Ia naci6n
obrera mas fl;erte:nente organizada
en- Ell mundo. FL programa de referen-
cha, cs el si%guiente:
Ell Console Ob-ero tendra e.
Control &c las materials primas.
Ell Consejo rigilara Ia venta de
los productos acabadoS.
3.-I.os ohreros fiiaran los precios
de esos productos. este punto tiAnn
una doble importancia- segun exp ~
ci6n dada por los cbreros). AsegurarG
IN precio justo para los consumidores
evitLndo ganancias excesivas por par
te de los vendedores y al nisno item
10 regularA los salaries. los obreros
alcgan que halo el actual sistema, las
Companies suben los precios de los
productos sin aumer1ar hara NADIA
los salaries dc los obreros).
Ell Console vigilara Ia escala de
los salaries.
5.-El Ccnsejo decidira para que ella
Sc de trabajo Sc halla mejor prepara-
90 el obrero y eSa labor sera Ia. que le
aSigne.
EEL Ccnsejo tendri a su cargo Ia
question de las desocupaciones-
T-El Console arreglar4 las condi-
clones de los obre-os ientro de los Ia
Heres o industries.
S.-Los Consoles controlaran los
gastos generates del trabajo, eSpec'ly
mente Ia limitaci6n de los gastos de los
actuales propieta--ios Y directories. que
son considerados como especulativos.
9.-El Console decidira cuando sc
uecesite rueva maquinaria, cuando Ia
m~aquinaria vieja ponga en- peligro la
VIDA o reduzca Ia eficiencia de pro-
ducci6n.
l0.-El Consejo vieilara las condicio-
res higisnicas de las plantas.
l1.-Los patrones deberan p-oporcio-
mar los instrurlentos.
Eel ConSejo eliminara las crisis
artificiales dentro &c las industries.
13.-El Consejo impedira Ia invasion
de los mercedes con mercancias bara-
taS.
14.-Los representatives del gobier-
no controlaran dentro de Ia oficina de
Ia fabrica, Ia administration llevan-
do cuenta de todas las transacciones.
evitando los gastos de propaganda
contra los obreros y otras empresas 81.
milares.
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Sevillanas Nos. l V 2.
620S0-Cartageneras, Pozo
Serranas, Pozo
620S1-Murcianas, Pozo.
Seguidili&s Gitanas' Pozo
62125-Sentenciado en- un Bosque, Cancion
Ell ~Relampago, Romanza de Leon
6212s-La Gorrita de un Catrin, Cancion
Las Bribonas, Cancion
62216-Carne Flaca, Coplas de Yocastra
Carne Flaca' Coplas de Yocastra
Ell Desprecio, Cancion-62219
Modelo Parisiense, Duo de Besos--62219
Marchita ."Mi Alma, cancion-62220
Mi Amaca, Cancion-62220
Malaguena Mexicana, Cancion-6222l
Ell Arriero. Abajenos-62224
La Pelea de Gallos, Recitacion--62226
La Mulata Maria, Mono!ogo-62226
62229-La Escala de la Vida
Miss Pinela, Canci6n
62230-La Flor de Romero, Canci6n. Picazo
La Perral, Canci6n
5227S-Marina, Duo Brindis
Quien Fue-a Libre, Tango
52279-Lamentos de lin Crude
Luz J Som5ra, CanciGn
62306-Vena pcetisa propia, Canci6n
Este es mi Bohio Cancion
62307-La Arrepentida, Cancion
A los Plagiadores, Cancion
62316-Mimi- Couplets
Duo del Matrimonic. Canci6n
62316-Las Bribonas, Tierto
Las Bribonas, Canclon
6231S-La Regadera. Couplets
Alma de Dios, Cancion
62319-Ha Noche de Reyes, Jota
Los Magyares' Canci6n
62320-No te Olvido, Cancion
Zortico de Bilbao
62321-Lo Que esta de Dios, Canci6n
La Rabalera, Jota, Cancion
6232S-La Soberana, Cancion
La Langreana' Carcion
623G1-Las Agonias del Pobre
Las Agonias del Pobre, No. ..
62339-Los Jardines lie Flores, No. l.
Los Jardines de Flores. No. ..
62341-Duo de Mariguanos. Abrego
DANA Romantica, Cancion
52342-Currucucu, Abrego-Picazo
Ell Zafiro, Danza.
62343-Cancion del Huerfano
Sombra y Luz, Romanza
6235G-Las Bribonas, Couplets
Mon Petit Cat. Couplets
6235S-La Bruja, Cancion
Tango del Cafe, Cancion
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R E G L O

Magfa. Alta 3IagIa. p-estdicitaci6n. sue.-
ee n el jueSo. en- e. ano=. en- les neSocios.
|Secretos maravilloSoS.
No sc mueStre listed cuba-Ge ante eI
problema de Ia vida. RemitS 10 esrtayos e1
rStzmpillaS 4
VEGA COMMISSION CO.
Box sol. HA5ANA, CUBA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19

Jota Aragonesa No. 16
553Ss-2a. Polka Militar. Banda
Soy Criollo, Banda
65302 Seguidillas, Cancion g
Malaguenas
65213-La Divorciada, Que malos son los
Hombres
La Divorciada, Terceto
65212-La Casta susanna. Walls
La Nina de los Besos
6521-La Casta susanna, Duo-Comit
La Casta susanna Cancion
65175-Peteneras para bailar
Sevilanas-2.
65142-Adios Granada, Granada Mia.
La Algeria del Battalion
63789-Calandrias. Polka-Lerdo
Lejos del Pals, Duo de Gui
63737-Ecos del Corazon, Schottis
Ana Maria Tals
63256-Mi Pelota. Canci6n
La Canadonga, acompanamiento de
Guitarra
6322S-La Princesa del Dollar, Acto 10.
La Princesa del Dollar, Acto 20.
63225-El Velorio, Rosales Y Robinson
Ell Beneficio de I'm Clown
63223-Circo de Barrio
Los Pitanceros.
63200-Toros de Fuerza. Rosales
Sufrimientos de ur Gloton
6S196.-Danzones Veracruzanos, Duo
Anita, Mazurca, Duo Guitarra
6319O-Los Saltimbanquis, Walls
Chiribiribin, Walls
631S7-La Viuda Allegro. Caneion
El Corazon y la Mano
62OO6.-Un case de Appendicitis, Recitation
Tin Tan, Guaracha
62O33-La Machicha. Cancion comica por
Abrego y Picazo
Ell Arte de Ser Bonita
6206S-Aires Montaneses, Cancion
PeteneraS No l
Algeria Cancion ......62069
J~averas, Cancion ......62069
62O70-Fandanguillos, Cancion
Malaguenas
Guajiras de los de Clba....62072
Guajiras de Vida Mia. .62072
62O74-Tango de las Pulgas
Soleares No. l
62075-Tango de los Peines
Tango Eel Espartero"
62O76-Tango Politico
Jotas Nuevas
Faruca. . 620'S
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-10
ROBERTSURCES
SUFFRAGE Vote
Tennessee Governor Would Give
Women Choice In Shaping
DESTINY of the Republic"
VOTE IS EXPECTED FRIDAY
Suffrage Resolution Probably
Will Be introduced In House
and Senate Today.
tsy Associated Press.)

Nashville, Aug. 49.-Botn the Tennes-
see House and Senate, which met in
special session today to consider rati-
fication of the federal suffrage amend
ment, adjourned until tomorrow with
ont the resolutions being introduced.
1t was said they probably would be
introduced tomorrow and referred to
the judiciary committee. A vote in
either house is not expected before the
end of the week at the earliest. Gov
ernor Roberts, in his message urged
adoption of the amendment, in order
that the women of the country might
"share in shaping the destiny of the
Republic"
Republicans of the legislature met
TODAY in a caucus which leaders pre-
yiously said would be marked by an
effort to pledge the Republicans to
vote solidely for ratificatiors but no
action was taken toward this. Both
suffragists and anti-suffra gists con-
tinued to claim victory.
The governor, stating that govern
ment by political parties is the best,
safest and most responsive to the will
of the people," and quoting platform
declarations of the Republican and
Democratic parties on the suffrage is
sue. declared that party platforms
have been accepted as party law and
are so regarded as sacred pledges by
members of those parties elected on
such platforms"
Platform declarations of the Repub-
lican and Democratic state conveIi-
tions both of which favored suffrage,
also We're quoted.
TT thus appears. he said, that both
political parties have clearly and une-
auiyocally declared for the ratification
of thfs amendment, hence no party
man is without party law to support
his action in voting favorably upon
this amendment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-10
Panama City Determined
To Halt Street Meetings
Authorities Were Willing to Give
Religious Sect Use of
Public Park.

Panama City, Aug. 9.-(SpeciaD.-
Some weeks ago Panama City became
the special field of effort of the sect
commonly known as the "Holy Hollers.r .
Some of the leaders of the sect pro-
cured and equipped hall for their as
semblies on Harrison avenue, about
two blocks north of the postoffice. 1t
became their custom to hold street
meetings and public assemblies at the
crossing of Harrison avenue and Second
street and near the postoffice, at which
point there is the heaviest traffic and
passage OF any point on the streets of
Panama City.
The particular location became chico
tionable to the officers of the town
who kindly asked them to select an
ether place. This they refused to do.
Thereupon the council assembled and
passed an ordinance prohibiting public
meetings on the streets without Il per-
NIT from the mayor or a majority of
the city counch
After the passage of the ordinance
the Rev. C.. 7. Anderson, J. w. Glen
mons and some other Of their lea!srs
were notified to meet with the council
and discuss from the standpoint of rea-
sonableness the holding of street meet
ings, so as to avoid any clash between
the officers and street speakers. and
the speakers were advised to use their
hall and not to wilfulIy violate the
provisions of the ordinance.
They applied for permit under the
ordinance to hold a meeting on Harri-
son avenue at the crossing Of Harri-
son avenue and Second street, near
the postoffice, about two blocks south
Of their assembly hall and about two
hundred feet from the city park They
were Offered permit to use the city
park, which was equipped with benches
and which is beautiful. shady grove
and a suitable place for public meet
ings. but this they refused and the said
G. T. Anderson went up and down the
streets advertising on the sidewalks
his meetings and thereafter he and
others went upon Harrison avenue at
the crossing of Second street, only
about two hundred feet from the city
park and began their meeting, from
which place they were arrested and
taken away by the officers. After con-
viction, C. T. Anderson brought habeas
corpus proceedings against the marshal
in the supreme court. which has re-
suited in declaring the ordinance void
for unreasonableness.
The city council therefore assembled
Saturday in regular session and passed
another ordinance complying with the
opinion of the supreme court as TO their
authority to regulate street meetings
upon the streets OF Panama City and
they hope to have no further trouble
from the street speakers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-10
LEGION EXPEL S
NEW ORLEANS POST
State Commander Charges Criti-
cising and Defaming Con-
gress Members.
(5y Associated Press. J

New Orleans, Aug. 9.-State Com
mander Semmes of the Louisiana De-
partment of the American Legion an
nounced today that Leon Soniat Post
of New Orleans has been expelled from
the organization and its charter re-
voked It was stated the action was
taken because the post adopted reso-
luton "eriticising and defaming rep
resentatives of congress of the United
States as well as attempted to disrupt
our organization a
The posts resolution charged easy
and unscrupulous use of the name OF
the American Legion by certain of its
members" an dwas said to be bitter
against the general compensation
measure for able bodied ex-seryice
men. The post is composed of mem
bers from some of the leading families
of the state, including the son of
Governor Parker.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-10
LIQUOR SMUGGLING
BEYOND CONTROL
Customs Service Finds Itself
Wholly Inadequate With Men
and Money at Command.
fey Associated Press.l

Washington, Aug. 9.-Llquor snug
Cling into the United States has
reached such proportions that it has
brought in its wake large Illegal traf-
fic in other commodities. it was learned
today at the treasury department Of
ficiaIs have become concerned that
they are considering rearrangement
of the governments coastal criminal
chasing arrangements with view to
concentrating on what they described
las a menacing situation.
The customs service, charged with
protecting the country from smugglers
has found itself wholly inadequate"
to meet the situation, according to AS
sistant Secretary Shouse, of the treas
ury, who is head of the government
branch. He declared the customs of
f.cials were handicapped both in men
and moQey because OF a refusal by the
last congress to appropriate additional
funds with which the service coud be
expanded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-10
|BOLSHEVIKI GAIN
Russian Cavalry Patrols Are
Sweeping Forward to En-
circle Polish Capital,
HAVE BROKEN DEFENSE
Polish Lines Have Been Forced
Back at Least Ten Miles
In Last Three Days.
tRy Associated Press,

Paris, Aug. 9.-The battle which is
expected to decide the fate of Warsaw
has not yet really begun, according to
the latest news reaching Paris, but
both sides are gathering forces for
the final struggle.
Russian Bolsheviki attacks appar-
emily have broken the Polish lines near
the east Prussian frontier, and soviet
cavalry patrols have swept forward
In great encircling movement north
of Warsaw. In the center of the Po-
lish front the soviet armies also seem
to have torn a great gap in the defense
of Warsaw.
Prxasnysz, city II miles north of
Warsaw, has been occupied by the
advance guards of Bolsheviki horde,
which have passed on and are report
ed to be approaching Mlawa, to the
west. and Ciechanow to the south
west. The loss of Przasnysz is ad-
mitted in an official statement and
it would seem that the soviet horse
men are advancing almost without
serious opposition.
On Friday the Bolshevik were re-
ported fighting the Poles near Mys-
zyniec near the Prussian border.
When they broke through is not
known. but il appears they have
gained at least ten miles in the last
three days. Polish troops have been
entrenching their lines east of Mlawa
which is situated on the railroad line
running from Warsaw to Danzig. II
is believed they will make . desperate
effort to prevent the capture of this
city by soviet armies.
Coincident with the Bolsheviki ad
varfe IN the north, the Polish lines
from south of Ostrov 70 west of Brest-
Litovsk have been forced back. Soviet
troops have forced their way into
Sokolow and are reported to be fight
| ing east of Siedlce. The Bolsheviki
are also said to have control of the
road leading westward from Brest-
Litovsk to Biala. Further south there
has been serious fighting and import
ant successes are claimed by tae Boil
sheviki.
Polish plenipotentiaries crossed the
fighting zone east of Warsaw late to-
day on their way to Minsk, where they
will begin on Wednesday, according to
tiations The conference at Minsk
win begin on Wednesday. according to
present plans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-10
.EXPRESSMEN TO
GET MORE PAY
Labor Boards Award Affecting
Seventy-Five Thousand Be
Announced This Morning.
lRx Associated Press J

Chicago, Aug 9.-The United States
Railway Labor Board will announce
its wage award to $4,000 employees OF
the American Railway Express Com
pany at $50 tomorrow.
All express employees, except $500
shopmen who benefited by the award
to railway workers, will get an in
crease, it was learned tonight.
The increase viii be on flat basis
to all classes. 1t was indicated that the
award will not be all that the men
asked, but it was stated on reliable
authority the amount would exceed
that granted to majority of railway
workers, the board maintaining the
express authorities as class are not
so well paid as average railway men.