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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
WARSAW Is HOLDING OUT
AGAINST HOPELESS ODDS
Reds Have teuchcd n Point Loss
Thnn Ten Miles From the
Capital.
lny Assoc!atea rrcsa.l

PARIS, August 15.-Warsaw was
SIN holding out tonight, as far as is
known. but the battle raging under
the walls of the city is increasing in
violence. From the Vague and acant
news reaching Paris the Poles are
making good fight, but seemingly
all they can hope for is to delay the
fatal hour OF the city's fall The
Reds are continuing 20 advance and
have reached u point less than ten
miles from the capital.
Military opinion in Paris does not
vizuaiizc how many counter offenstve
operations are possible IN the War
saw region now, except in the event,
WhIch Is considered most improbable.
oil Inc Poles having been able, not
withsianding the advance of the Red
cavalry toward Thorn. 10 keep or 10
SEND northwhrd forces capable OF
Empowering on tho right flank OF the
Red column which is operating south
ward nlonS the Narrow River
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Continued from First Pagc.)
cmDankment and on AN intcrurban
road bed. partially ovcrturnins TO
avoid striking other cars ahead. Oc-
cupants Were shaken up but crawled
out uninjurcd and were brought here
in the Governors car.
Despite the two incidents, the Gov
crnor obtained much rest on the l3O-
mile trip from Wheeling, where he
con cluded series of five addresses
last night. West Virginia Democrats
who accompanied the Governor 0cx-
pressed pleasure with the vigor of
his attacks upon the Republicans. cs-
pccially with his charge that Senator
Harding, the Republican candidate.
proposes a separate pe4ce with Ger
many.
Three addresses are on Governor
Cox's schedule for this week, on
Tuesday at Colupbus before the Ohio
Democratic Convention, at South
BEND, Ind. on Thursday before the
state Democratic editors. and next
Saturday at COX Day" celebration
at Canton, Ohio.
nrynn Courier Arrives
Senator owen. OF Oklahoma. n friend
of William j. Bryan. and 4 candidate
for the presidential nomination at
San Francisco. arrived here today TO
confer with Governor Cox.
Senator Owen said he was not an
cmissary of AR. Bryan, but felt sure
the Nebraskan would support the
party ticket His conference tonight
with Governor Cox, according TO the
Senator, was to give Information sup
porting Governor CoX.s statements
that plans have been laid to impair
the Federal reserve act.
Senator Owen said he and his
friends would campaign vigorously in
the West for the Cox Roosevelt tick
ct. The Senator also will tour New
England as Il special personal effort.
he said
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half the frst bottle my condition be-
gan TO improve. / continued taking
1t and before finishing the third bottle
was completely restored. am again
working ard feel better than I have
tor many years.
The Reese Formula R-ll." con-
iinucd Mr.. Arnold. cost me n dollar
and quarter n bottle and considering
the fact that millionaire oil maE
nate offered 4 million dollars for n
relief from stomach trouble ] think I
am some nnancicr
But then people don't think they
can get relief unless II Is expensive.
All ] can say Is that IL only costs ono
dollar and twenty-five cents, the price
OF the Reese Formula R-l1, to relieve
stomach trouble. for my case has
proven 1t.
II you wish further information.
write direct to our Medical Advisor.
Medical Department, The Reese For
mula Co, Huntington. W. Va.
all druggists or ri The Tragic Drug
iorrison. tho Drug Man of Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
RESURRECTION LEADER
AGREES TO SURRENDER
With Reservations, Estcbnn Cnntu
Announces Willingness 10 Ccase
HoStIIiticS Against Mexico.

MEXICO CITY. August I5.--Este-
ban Cantu, Governor Of Lower Cali
fornia, who has been leading an In
surrcction against the Federal gov
crnment. has agreed to surrender Of
flee 10 Luis NJ. Salazar. recently APP
pointed Governor of that state by
provisional President dc Ia Huerta
He has stipulated. however, that he
is not 10 he punished for any of his
acts In the past, that he will remain
colonel in the Mexican army. and
that his troops will continue In the
service, according 20 the FL Univer-
sal. which quotes an official announce
mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
Lack Of Walking Cane Worries
Financial Wizard Now in Jail

There WINS hubbub when he ar
rived at the JAIL HIS coming had
spread quickly and etery barred
window frames a face eager to sec
this uncnnny money-mn<er.
In his cell yesterdny Pon1i spent
most of the day breaking In n new
pipe which he Ind asked be bought
for him. Ills usunl Cigarettes nrc
not pcrHittcd within the prison
wallis.
His mcnis come from outside and
Mt present he is "bullish" on
peaches. Examination OF his
menus ut the Jail discloses he has
eaten two peaches with each meal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

BOSTON. August 15.-Chnries
PonIi. fallen exchange wianrd.
misses one thing In particular In
the Enst Cambridge 3nii-it II his
walking Htick. He does not walk
around the prison Enclosure, but
stands unconsciously feeling for
his cane, which, hangs In the prison
Office tagged with hix prison num-
Der. 51SuS.
Yesterday during the exercise
pcriod Ponxi stood and chnttcd with
thuEx, ycEEs. housebrcnkers aud
other members of the prison COM
mupit,. lie appeared mt his cpse
md accepted the homage of his
fellow prisoners with nonchninnc-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
AMERICANS AT MlNSK TO
PROBE KELLYS FATE
correspondents Accompany Polish
fcarc Delegates to Inquire Irto
His Disappearance.

WARSAW, August 1.-THE Polish
peace delegates who will confer with
the Russian Soviet representatives. at
MtnSk were expected TO arrive in that
city late last night. In diplomatic cir
c!cS 1t VAS said that If the schedule
was followed the delegates would get
some sleep and would be prepared to
open negotiations today.
The Americans accompanying the
oi!sh peace delegates Will inquire con-
corning the fate OF Captain Arthur
Kelly. Of Richmond. Va. and Captain
Merton Cooper, of Jacksonville. Fla.
members OF the Kosciusko aerial
. p""dron who have been missing
~aorc shan a month.
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wcyEnnd Command. Poles.

t3y Universal ServiccI
IARlS. August l5.-The Polish del
eSaii"n in Paris admitted TO Univc--
sal Service today that although the
peace delegation is on route 10 the
scene OF the peace conference. that
farieyS are not expected for several
days. owing to the fact that tho
foI!sh armies are now rcgroupe,l
under the direction OF General Max
lmc "cyEand, chief OF the French
nHSslon, and in position to make
strong counter offensive, the re-
suit OF which may materially affect
the peace terms"
This is the first admission that
Weysand is actually directing the
Polish army.
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REPORTS FRENCH MASSED
ALONG GERMAN FRONTIER
Berlin Believes Troop Concentration
fresnEcs Military Expedition
tn Polish tnpItnl

BEHLIN. August INSTRUMENTATION
OF large numbers of troops in tho oc-
Gupicd zone OF Germany is reported
~ /" news agency dispatch from rs
sen. Railway tracks in Alsacc-I or
rainc, II Is said. are so badly cIuttcrcd
WIN troop trains. which cannot he
nnloaded bccusc of the crowded con
dltion OF the barracks that there
Is much wrong routing and confnsion
lie Frcihcit expresses belief tina,
French iroop movements along the
Rhine presage military expedition
WIN Poland as its destination.
special dispatch from McZri,z
hfty-hvc miles west OF Poscn).
states that tho authorities at Poscn
are trying TO exclude tho swarIns OF
Polish refugees arriving there, AIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
HARDING WILL HIT HIS .
Thigh SPOT. This WEEK
VIII Inject Another Important
Topic, but Is Keeping it Deep,
Dark Secret.
tBy Associated prcsa ]

MARION, OHIO. August 15.-Thc
nigh spot In Senator Harding's pro-
gram for the coming week, and one
OF the milcstones in the development
OF his campaign. will be an address
he will deliver here Thursday TO q
delegation composed of members and
former members OF the Ohio Legisla.
ture.
IL was said at Harding hcadquar-
tcrs today the speech would be one
or the most important OF the cam
paiSn and would inject another elc-
incnt into the presidential fight. The
| subject was not revealed, hut II was
Indicated the nominee might make al
the Thursday meeting his first reply
to the utteranceS OF his opponent
Governor Cox. in spccchcs he has
made since accepting the Democratic
| nomination.
At least one other Speech is to be
made by Senator Harding during the
! week. Wednesday he will visit Il
lumbcrman's picnic at Marion Park
and is expected To make a brief talk
y delegation representing tho Societ y
of American Indians is 10 call on him
on the same day. but there Is no
speech on tho program.
VIII II. Hays. the Republican ma
tional chairman, will see the nominee
here Tuesday for another conference
on general campaign plans. The meet
| ings between the candidate and his
party chairman are expected to be.
come more frequent ms the campaign
progresses.
Senator Harding spent today
quietly. lie held no political con-
fcrenccs. During the morning he
motorcd three miles into the country
TO call on some friends and made the
return trip on foot. Most of the
remainder OF the day he spent at
home, and in the evening went for a
short motor ride.
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Victim OF Ambunh Dic..

uuNTINGTON. w. VA, August 1J
"A. Il. Hatfield, proprietor OF III
urias Hotel at Matcwan. who wa
shot from ambush. in front of hi
homo Saturday night. died today in
hospital hero. Fred Burgraf wh,
was arrested In connection with In,
shooting, VIII be taken TO Williamso,
for trial tomorrow. DR.. Edwar,
Simpkins. who was wounded by IN
same bullet. after 1t passed through
iiathcid's chest, Is reported 10 be IN.
proving
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PONY NEEDED FOR POLO
SENT FROM LONDON BY AIR
Sir Philip Snssoop Needed Ono for
Game and II Arrived ON
Time.
lBy Universal Sorviccl

HoNDON. August i5--Short polo
pony that was needed for II game to
be started in m!dafternoon. Sir
rhliip Sassoon ut noon today telc-
Eraphed to London to send pony
by airpianc. Tho animal was de-
iivered In time 10 be used The
game was played ut Sir Philips es-
tate at Lympnc
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BOTH SIDES ARE ANXIOUS
IN FIGHT IN TENNESSEE
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First PageO
be reached Tuesday and suffrage lead
crs. claiming Il majority, said the
s"nrae!sts would force "A night ses-
sion II necessary. To make the de-
bate as brief as possible. however,
efforts were being made to dissuade
from speaking various members who
had announced their intention of do
ing so.
Workers OF both factions continued
| 'hcir activities today and campaign
headquarters were closed only a few
hours In observance OF the Sabbath
Su'raElsts, as n rule, went ;.tter the
member individually and. backing
thom into corners of hotel corridors
delivered every argument they knew
n favor OF votes for women. Rumors
ihat some members pledged to sup
port ratification were slipping. re-
suited in extraordinary efforts TO hold
them in line.
Suffrage Workers Alarmed.
speaker Walker was in conference
with leaders at opposition headuuar-
icrs The greater part of the day, and
WIN Indications that something OF
unusual Importance was In the air
suffrage workers scurried here and
there is unsuccessful effort TO learn
what IT was. The opposition since
IN" Legislature convened last Monday
mas been pursuing policy of rcti-
cchcc nd so far has left TO the SUI
lfHSIS's the privilege of announcing
I expected majori:ics. Although many
/ zee! certain ratification will be reject
/ CO. no; on" OF the opposition leaders
mas offered to predict how many short
flf In.
ton the sumraglsts would pGl.
he ants were encouraged by ru-
, iuors that the National Woman's par-
~ mad only forty-thrce members
. pledged in writing to support ra,iG.
cation ana they claimed that some o,
those pledged To the sufrr.usists also
wore plchged 20 the oppositinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16

Sim Feincrs for arms and cleared
the streets OF demonstrators.
An attempt has been made to dc
stroy tho Tyrone County Courthousl
at Omagh, but II was only purti
burned.
General Allgood has assumed com
inand in northwest Ulster. He or
dcrcd four battalions strung out nj
far as Sligo.
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To u. Tried far old uohh.,

i.fN'HECR6, VA, August I5-Thc
records % the Campbell County Court
~ Rusthurg disclose the fact that
can irown, 4 former Southern Rail-
NY ttaih baggage master, was In
S"O,ouO diamond robbery nine years
hg3 as "a through train was running
through ~that county. Brown Is 10
pc brought 10 Rustburg for trial un-
der The Indictment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
Constable i. Killed.

LIMERICK. August l5.-There wa
serious street lighting and other dIs
orders here from midday until thi
evening. One constable. n man name,
Nathan. WAS shot dead. but accordin:
to the townspcople. he was killed ac
cidcntally by a comrudc
The outbreak began with an nj
tack on two detectives in People
Park,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
Marriage d surprIsc

IYNCliBURG. VA, August H.
Miss Willyc Stanley. daughter y
Mrs. j. II. Stanley. Of Appomatto,
and HARRISON BirGc, OF the sam
place, were married there Thur.da,
the marriage beng Il complci. ri.
riis" - ti.ir friends. MIR. atl uy
Eirgc motorcd 10 Lypchbury an
went for Northern bridal trip.
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STRIKING LONGSHOREMEN
WILL RETURN TO WORK
"niNesf"n Workers 60 nnciS Pending
settlement II Strik-brcnkcrs
Arc Discharged.
tBy Associated rrcss ]

GALVESTON, TEXAS. Aurust *
Striking IcnIshorcmcn Ut a rncn,jnr
mere today VII TO return TO WORK
pehdin arbi .-~,ion or their demands
TOT Increased wages and improved
working conditions, provided the
coastwise steamship companies dis
charge strikcbrcakcrs now working
on the local docks
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FRENCH TROOP TRAIN
STOPPED BY GERMANS
boishcri>t SmypathiEcrs Sidctrnckcd
One in Siirsin and Held Up Two
Others Elsewhere
ny AA,ociatcd Press

hEtLlN. August 15.-Workmcn of
Ratibor. Silesia, forty-fo four miles
southeast OF Oppelin. yesterday s,op-
ped ftId sidetrackcd French :ronp
train, according to the Oberschlesi-
sche IcitunE today. Three other
!roop trains were stopped elsewhere,
the newspaper Gays
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admit only official bodies from War
saw, members of government depart
mcnts and foreign missions
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Hack From the Oricnt.

DANNlLLE, VA. August IA tel :
cSram received here yesterday from
san Francisco. announced the safe ar
rival there %: Louis =. Dibrcll. who
for, the past few months hns hccn IN
a business trip in the Orient. in con
n"ction with his tobacco business.
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The Reese Formula Tragic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-16
ATTEMPTED ARREST
OF COX PROBABLY
"FRAMED-UP" AFFAIR

(Continucd from Eirst pnCcl
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
THE MAGICAL
MUSHROOM GETS HELP.

so this is he troublcr exclaimed
the Magical Mushroom when Nancy
and Nick had stopped TO see what was
wrong with the fairies Jack Frost.
he said you're "a mean Ond fellow :
Stop pinching those little creatures at
once. aud let them stick on their
pussy-willOW buds right away. n you
don't, ! shall tell the FAIRY Queen
But Jack Frost only laughed impu-
IDENTIFY. "Ha-ha" he Knocked. pinching
one little falry's toes HARD what
DO care for Your Fairy Queen. she
can't boss me I'm a fairy myself. sorl
or She may boss YOU. and she may
boss those Grcon Shoes the twins
wear, but she can't boss me I'm DO as
! pleasel Springs peeping over the
ior Of fhlt hpu. lhorc. i'e seen hei
two or three times but I'm not going
10 lei her chase me II ! can help IL.
That robin Nancy cleaned up when
she was helping Ruhadub In Scrub-Up
Land. is wa ting. too. I've seen his
brlrhl rcd shirt. and I've heard his air
ish chrp. lie thinks he can chase me.
too. but he can't" And Jack Frost
pinchcd another little fairy's ears
HARnNBl M spring. and me robin
and the pussy-wlllOws once get
chance" he went on I'm done for.
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
STOP USELESS PAPER.

IN EcLARiNG that Congress has succeeded in 'nippns
one OF the greatest propaganda schemes ever enter
tained in this country, lhe report OF the Congressional
JOINT Committee on Printing now pending before Con
sress dscoses many OF te questionable practices nm
oeraken BY George Crce and his associates in mo Com
miiiee on Public Information
Among The publications ordered suspended bv the eom
mistee under The act Of March f. i90 was The school
Service Of which 100000 copies were circulated each
month
The title OF he publication was a misnoner aceord-
ing to the committee for the underlying motive OF he
publication to teachers OF ne country o the
Leasue Of Nations and urge them to teach the doctrine
% their pupils.
Ths was boldly stated according to the report Of The
committee in the issue Of May 4. 1919 under the head
ing War Lessons the school should continue 70 teach
where among ten lessons. that Cultivation Of the
League Of Nations attitude OF mind for alI" An editorial
N ue same issue contained the significant comment mat
Annsi henarrow and selfish type OF Naiionalsm The
orea War has been fought and won" with the concud-
~ statement that ii this spirit that will dominate the
AntTean public school and determine It's policies and
practlces~
When The Creel organization went out OF existence
publication OF The National school Service turned over
70 the World Peace Foundation OF Boston. The an
n1a cost OF the publication paid out Of he lump sum
appropriation that Congress made TO the President for
war emergency purposes $4,000.
Concluding the report on this publication the Com.
mitee 1T should stated that the committed IA.
MOI received single protest AGAINST IT'S action in orerne
a'r National school Service discontinued Probably No
one mourns its departure except those wis
participated in the $1,000 issue salaries"
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
With the Photographers

About time to turn he government back to its owners
toO-Danvle ,llll Commercial News
n Germany desires billion Of credit in this country
pershaps she will oncr notes colaicral-Chroncle
and News Allentown. Pa
We don't want a president mat knows an about Eu-
rope We want inst knows more ab.ui America
fac Review Newark. y. J)
III Johnson is said to be bitter AGAINST Herbert Hoover
may be that johnson is stl tasting some OF Hoovers
war substitutes Huntingdon Pa Journal
For man who, as he admits himself Is mot A canai-
date and who his friends admit Knows nosh,ne M
an about politics" Mr. Hoover Is certainly t5ng son5e
punxsuiawnoy PA. Spirit
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
rnE MomIiousE oNcE MORE.

xXyE have had investigation OF the New Castle
w County Norkhouse by the New Castle county
Grand Jury. As result there have been changes OF
beneficial nature.
Now we are 10 have legislative Investigation by a
commission created by Republican Legislature and ar-
proved by Republican governor That commission CON
slsis Of two Democrats senator Gormey and Representa-
tive McNabb, and Republican. senator Alice The
calling Of Witnesses PROBABLY viii begin next ,veek
The Delaware public unquestionaby hopes that sd-
dlona good VIII result from this newest Investigation
and as The work OF the commission viii not be merely
rvamp Of TIE testimony produced before the grand jury
and the report that followed it,
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
NOT CHANGED Much.

q oRMER Secretary OF The Treasury William G Me
Adoo quoted rs saying that the Democratic party
has "chanard lot since Lincoln To-day we stand for
the best things American nfe he says but at that
time Ihe party stood for peace with The South and pos
sblc recognition OF It's independence"
The recognition Of Southern Independence for which
The Democratic party stood In the days OF Lincoln meant
The dissolution Of The American Union and the end OF
The American Republic.
As every student Of history knows Great Britain gave
every possible announcement 10 the southern Rebellion
Al lines Great Britain On The OF officially
oenizlng The independence Of tie Southern Confederacy
Her object In recognizing the South would have been
primarily TO insure te ultimate destruction OF The Re-
public through the weakening Of It's nationalism.
II The Southern States could secede on issue the
Western staics could seccdc another the New Eng
land siates could later withdraw Sor other local
reason and his process Of dsntenaton would mean
The ultimate subordlnauon Of the United States TO the
greater power Of The British Empire.
Recognition OF southern Independence favored by
The Democratic party would have been surrender Of
American independence
We not hut that the Democratic pocty stands
for virtually the thing now, Mr. McAdoo 10 the
trary Notwithstanding
As read hc League OF Nations Covenant Il pro-
poses ihot the United sates shall become party 10
International government which Britain viii have
six votes to the United states one
That covenant, il was written by President Wilson
anu a. hOAooo NOuid nave us accept IT, gives 10 uit
League OF Nations The power to nations by
nomic pressure and gives the League control every
controversy that seems likely TO provoke war, which
virtually means every controversy
The League OF Nations Covenant would bind the United
States 10 supply It's funds lis and lis
maintain The territorial integrity and political lndepen-
dence OF European nations with whose international con-
iroversies we have very remote, II any concern.
Once involved n contests Of this kind the power Of
the United States would be expended and wasted as TO
make this country The ready prey OF ambitious nations
on The other side Of the Atlantic and Pacific
The Democratic administration stands Today for
render OF Ito United Siacs 10 the League OF Nations
Wherein, Then, Mr. McAdoo justify his assertion that
he Democratic party has changed lot since Lincoln ?"
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
cREDirABLE SCORES.

I'd hlsly creditabe scores The Delaware College base
- ban team vo.i game and lost one game in Lcx-
mgbcn, Va, yesterday.
II defeaied Virginia Military Institute by score OF
70 and lost 10 Washington and Lee College by scors
M to 0.
There is nothing about such to make The parts-
sans Of any OF the teams involved feel anything except
pride especially when one OF the games went 30 ten in
nines, and the Delaware was compelled by weather
eonditons, 10 play double-header With little time be-
tween games Tor resting
loia9 Gag .. Mil cross bats with the Mary
hand College team at College Park, Md and tomorrow
there will be spirited game with Georgetown University
in Washington. Both encounters should be interesting
Evening journal., 1920-04-22
pEsEnNINc or MArEmAL slpronr-

II HAT endowment fund Of $500 set aside for the Wou-
ems College OF Delaware by The Delaware delegates
70 the Congcss OF NE Daughters Of The American Re,o-
luton held in Washington, will be a welcome addition
70 the financial resources OF that Institution The interest
NE college library.
The Womens College is doing such good work under
ne capable management OF Dean Robinson that is de-
serving Of strong moral and material support from an
Delawareans