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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-09
VETERAN ACTOR FOUND
WITH SKULL CRUSHED
John J. McGraw Has Black
Eye - Mystery Sur.
s8 rounds Case.

New York, Aug, 0.~-John G, Slavln
veteran actor, Ia In n serious condition
today at 1T, I4uke's hospital from "a
fractured skull and conSuaa,on r,,i...', , o. sns
III front OF the apartment house, where
John IT, MclarAw. manager and vice.
praaident ~ the Nav York National
league baseball club, mhkra his hnniN
Detectives later found MasuAw VIII
swollen nose and blackened eve, re-
ceivod, according TO friends ana Me-
Draw himself. in an alteration at the
Lambs club with an unknown man
Rlavin was taken to the hospital by
winfield Llgdott resident OF the
they declared Slavln'a injuries a mys.
terry 10 them They said they had
argued with Mcuraw over payment of
tho taxi fare when AL three We're
driven from the club 10 McGraw's home
ana that McGraw left them, When
they said, they found slavln lying on
the sidewalk. They never heard or
saw him fail. they say, and there was
no one that could have struck him.
Mcaraw, all said, was struck on the
nose BY 4 stranger In the club, This
after which An argument again started
and Mcliraw was struck In the eye.
slavin interfered they said. and led
MoGrAw TO the washroom, where hts
face was bathod. Then LiFdett, slaxln
Graw's apartment,
Police were called 10 the hogpltal
after noon, Attendants said the injured
man had just reached there. The po-
lice are trying 10 account for the state
ment by the chauffeur that he had taken
McUraw home at 7laD am
HlRViB spent comfortable night. ac-
cordinE TO hospital attendants. but his
condition ls believed 10 be very serious.
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GERMANY RESPONSIBLE
FOR TROUBLE IN SAARE
Remarkable Set of Documents
Are Unearthed by French
Agents.

Paris. Aug E~(A. P)--Thc French
government announces that remark
able set Of documents has been taken
nv It's agents IN tho Share valley from
Herr dinners. formet deputy IN TIE
relchAtag. which outline complete
program OF agitation and propaEandn 20
be carried out IN the Raare region In
order 90 break down the adminlttfs-
tlon Of tho SaRfe commission under the
league 81 nntiouh.
The documents reveal the Tact the
German government propaganda bureau
Ia the author Of the plan. u IL hueGed'
The documents say the SRRre commits. {.
sion has taken steps 60 begin legal
prosecution ~ OilmerH and some of hln
hssociaieH and that tho French am-
hnHsador IN Berlin Win make repre-
sentations there. The documents show.
according 90 the foreign once, that the
propagn ndn bureau. the iieima tdlcnst.
has been provided with fund OF b,00o.-
600 marks by The German government
for the Ennra campaign alone. and that
10 was directly responsible Tor the gen
erai strike now In progress IN Tho Share
region
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NO FACTIONS AMONG
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
Conference With Governor
Helps Unite Forces Work
ing for Suffrage.

Nashville. Aug. e,-(Speoial) )~There
arc no mors factions among the demo-
cratic women Of Tennessee. according
TO statement made by Miss Charl
williams. associate, national committee
woman from this state. following a con-
ference nj tended by Gov. Roberts and
a number OF prominent democratic
women, held In tho governors Office to-
day. Miss Williams statement fol-
lows
'''rhe democratic women Of Tennessee Q
are presenting solid 'front.' for suffrage.
We are In this light 10 win and our
undivided energy and efforts VIII be
directed 10 the success OF suffrage be-
fore tho Tennessee Legislature. There
arc no factions among democratic
women OF Tennessee. We are all work
Ing under the same leadership for the
same end. suffrage for the nation
through the Tennessee legislature,'
Miss Williams WAS chosen as chair
man of tho democratic steering com
.nttec which tho democratic women
will put In the nsld.
Among the ladies attending the con-
gsrencu were Miss Williams, Mrs.
George r. Milton, Mrs Guilford Dud-
ley. Mrs. James Ezrll, Mrs. Leslie WAR
uer. Mrs Claude sullivan ana Mfs'
John NJ. Kenny.
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KEYNOT1 j
OF SITUATy N
British Cabinet Called II ,pe-
clal Session to HeaF
PortLIoyd George.
SALIENT FEATURE S

Hythe, Eng, Aug. s,-(A. P.)-The
allied conference here reached a
complete agreement this afternoon
- on plans for dealing with the Russo.
Polish crisis. They Include the re-
imposition. OF the blockade, but on
tne ADVICE OF the experts no allied
troops VIII be employed.
London, Aug. 9.-Despite alarmist re
ports from Hythe, where Premier LLOYD
George and Premier Millerand and their
military advisers are comforting, peace
was still the keynote of the Russian
situation this afternoon.
The British cabinet has been sum
moned for a special session at 8 o clock
this evening to- hear a report from Pre-
mier Lloyd George and to reach an
agreement on the policy which the pre-
mier will announce in the house OF
commons tomorrow.
1t was learned from an authoritative
source that no decisive move has yet
been made toward a new and drastic
blockade on soviet Russia, and IL Is re
liably reported that none will be made
until after the premier has had an
opportunity to lay the whole Russo
Polish situation before the house OF
commons tomorrow.
The salient features of the situation
are these:
l. The Russian advance into Poland
has continued despite the efforts OF the
British government to bring about "A
ten days truce, and the Polish war Of
fice admitted that masses OF red cav
airy are now approaching the Warsaw =
Dantzig corridor.
q Premier Lloyd George and Pre-
mier Millerand at Hythe today took up
naval and military plans for a blockade
OF Russia as complete ms that against
Germany during the war, unless the
menace Of bolshevilS advance into
central and western Europe is halted.
3. Britain Is hopeful that the Russo
Polish delegates will reach an agree
Inent at Minsk this week.
4. Possibility of formal declarations
of war axainst Russia by England and
'Frpnce are extremely remote because
Of the attitude Of 'abor.
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BRYAN DEFEATS
FRED SHEPHERD
Official Canvass by Primary
Board Reverses thursdays
Unofficial Figures.

Eugene Bryan 10 nominated DEM
ocratic candidate for the state SEN
ate over Fred Shepherd by 80 votes.
The official canvass BY the demo-
Ses' noon psssy ssow.s 0Sssa SrTsr MGndy vs ss s
country against 2,4o7 Tor shspherd.
uhofiicIaI returns Indicated u that
shepherd was nominated by an.
proslmateiy 100 votes. l.. D. Miller
ran thIrde
The primary board continued tie
labors Monday afternoon and eS.
pected to announce the complete
night.
Legislative Vote.
ID. NJ. Coleman, candidate for the
lower house. received total vote ot
3,S25 and Hays Clark came second with
vote of 3.20S, Coleman's majority
over Clark was only n votes. T. D.
Fletcher, the third candidate, received
2.17s votes. and John Hal,ber;, who
would not concede Fletcher's nomina-
ton urX the official count, received
LII! votEs.
.er and Fletcher's majority tver Hall.
berg was 407.
l.. D. Miller's vot wnp ,,Sit.
The official canvass Shove Col, Grab
tree carried Hamilton county by tn,
magnificent majority of 6,24b votes. Th'
total vote as canva ssed was crabtree
4.l77; Roberts, 1892.
The vote of the unsuccessful candI
dates for the lower house ~was showi
by the official canvass TO be "a follows
John j. Lively, 1,743: A. M. clifford. L.,
367: John S. Wrinkle, 1858; and Sam
uel Julian. 1s200.
Judge Moon, according TO the officia
canvass received in Hamilton count.
3.625 votes. against 2,sIs for Judge vii
llams. Moons majority was s07.
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Annexation. of Alton
Park and st. Elmo

Nashville. Aug. 9,-(Special,) )---As
soon ms the special session opens bin
for the annexation of Alton Park and
st. Elmo to the city of Chattanooga
will be introduced by the Hamilton
county delegation, The bill does not
provide for a referendum. A special
supplemental call to his Saturday call
was issued by Gov. Roberts this morn
ing. This call contained II provision for
the Alton Park and st, Elmo annexa-
tion, without referendum.
The bill provides for 100000 bond
issue to be spent in the new territory
for new high school there, and for the
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building Of permanent roads, The roads
provided are an extension of whiteside
street to ST. elmo and of Long street
TO Alton Park. other measures are an
net to fix the compensation OF court Of
flccrs in Hamilton county. This raises
the pay OF special officers in criminal
and circuit courts from "a 20 Sc
day. Another measure is entitled
to increase Tie interest rates to 8 per
cent on school and municipal bonds. au-
thorized but unsold. Finney Carter,
Hamilton senator, has not yet arrived.
Tho rest OF -the delegation Is on hand.
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TENN. CENTRAL FACES
RUIN UNLESS RELIEVED

Nashville, Aug 9.-Urgent appiIca-
tlon for immediate relief, declared nee-
essaryy to prevent the Tennessee Cen
tral railroad from going to ruin was
made this morning 10 the state rail-
road comHfission by officials of the road
Freight and passenger rate increases,
effective practically immed lately. were
begged of the commission In order to
continue operations.
President II. w. Stanley. General
Freight Agent Newell. General Passen-
ger Agent J. n. Shipley and General
Manager Rutledge Smith presented the
application In person. The commission
asked them submit figures ht spe-
clal hearing Of the commission set for
O'Clock this afternoon,
The railroad petitions TINT Il he al
lowed TO Mt once increase It's passenger
rate 10 cents a mile and Its intra-
state freight rates TO q figure similar
to that granted last week by tho in
terstate commerce commission on in
torstate traffic.
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HAROLD BELL WRIGHT
SECRETLY MARRIED

San Diego. Cal, Aug. a.--Haroid Bell
Wright famous author OF stories OF the
southwest. In today on his way east
with his bride.
wright who was recently divorced.
was secretly wed last Thursday morn
ing to winnlfred Mary Potter Duncan,
Of Los Angeles.
Wright gave his are as a.; that of
his bride, who said che was a divorcee,
as 30,
wrlghts Tucson residence following an
extended honeymoon.
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russ CAVALRY.
REACH CHOAWLE.
This May Presage Possible In
vasion of Former German
Territory.
POLES DIG TRENHEs

Berlin, Aug. "a special dispatch
from Marienwerder to the Morganpost
today says the arrival of soviet cavalry
patrols at Choawle, presages possible
Russian invasion OF former German ter
ritory ceded by the peace treaty. The
eastern outlet OF the Polish corridor
to Danzig, II points out is only a half
days march distant The Poles are re-
ported 10 be digging trenches at the
point indicated. which is only about
nine miles from Soldan and the War
saw -Danzlg railroad.
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NO ACTION TAKEN BY
U. 5. GOVERNMENT
Note From Warsaw Outlining
Situation Not Yet
Received.

Washington, Aug. . AithduEh pres
dlsnntchrs today Indicated that thr
CAVITY OF the Polish situation was IN.
rreaAing, there stiil was no intimaiion
that ihe American government had
reached n decision on the proposals Tor
aid presented hy the Polish government
0r the tentative program for rlplng
tho Poles outlined by The British and
French governments,
The speciHl note outlining tho po-
lltlral situation IN Poland. which the
foreign ONCE a. warsaw was reported
ln have dispatched Go Washington, had
net been received today either by tho
Polish legation or tho state depart
ment.
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PEACE TREATY WITH
BULGARIA EFFECTIVE

A Paris. Aug. 9.--The peace trcnty with
Bulgaria was made formally effective
Ivy the exchange Of ratlfcations among
the powers party To the fact. which
occurred today.
? The treaty was signed Mt NeuiiiY,
Nov. a. 1918. and was rntlfied by the
Bulgarian sobranje Jan. i2. Of this year.
frances ratification Of tho treaty was
completed by the favorable action OF
her senate July 81
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FUNERAL FOR WAR
HEROES AT ARLINGTON

wnEhinEton. ~ e. AhT - tNreciatl
Funerals of two of,ifficer8 nnh thifiN'
ons enlisted eien and two unknown
Americans Win hc held at Nfllnrton
cemetery TUESDAY. Aux. -. - ESQ .. ~.
Hellrious services hath Roman Catholic
Hnd rrotes esthnt. VIII take place wth
full military honots. rive or the Nst
arc from Tennessee, as follows
taoni II Fuaun. corporal. Company NJ
Etfty.Heyanth pioneer infantry. whose
father is Please J. Fuuun. Y. ~ No T.
Mrewen
Thomas Wieksrson. private, Company
T.. FIFTY seventh pioneer Infantry, father
John y. Hiekerson. fiatWooaa.
William 4. Mathis. sWeetwater,
Hirdio NJ Turner. private. HaUeF II,
tachnent. 1f1th.
D. A widow Mrs Sarah Williams. III
Jackson street. Martin,
clifton l. Williams. corporal. Eas de-
department stores IN that part Of the
Sarah Williams. 81 jackson street.
Martin
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IAdDance of Russian
Reds to Be PreDented
SUMMARY OF POLISH
AND RED SITUATION
10y THE ASSOCIATED PREss)

(By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Russian hctshcvlkt attacks ap-
parently have broken the Polish
lines near the East Prusslan from
swept forward In a great enclrcllnq
movement north OF Warsaw. In the
center OF the Polish front the soviet
armies also seem to have torn a
gap In the defense OF Warsaw.
Przasnysz, a city forty-one miles
north Of Warsaw, has been occupied
by the advance guards OF the boil
shevlk borde, which have passed on
and are reported to be approaching
Miawa, TO the west and Clechanow,
to- the southwest. The loss OF
Przasnysz Is admitted In an official
statement Issued In Warsaw last
night and would seem that the
sovlet~ horsenen are advancing al
most without serious opposition.
On Friday the bolshevlkI were re-
ported fighting the Poles near Mys-
zynlec, near the east Prusslan bor-
der. When they broke through 10
not known, but II appears they
have gained at least ten miles In the
last three days. Polish troops have
been entrenchlng their lines east .of
Mlawa, which Is situated on the rail-
road line running from Warsaw to
Danzlg. II Is believed they will make
a desperate effort 10 prevent the
CAPTURE Of this city by soviet armies.
CoIncldent with the bolshevlk sad-
vance In the north, the Polish hnes
from south OF ostrov to west Of
Brest Litovsk have been forced
back. Soviet troops have forced
their way Into Sokolow and are re-
ported to be fighting east Of Siedlce.
The bolshevikl are also said TO have
taken PIszczac. west Of Brest
LItovsk. In this region they are
said to have control OF the road
leading westward from Brest lltovsk
TO Biala.
Further south there has been serious
ghting and important successes ar
laimed hy the bolsheviki.
Great Britian and France are pre-
ared to take instant action agains
he holsheviki as a consequence OF IN
,tter's refusal to grant Premier Ihoy'
request for a ten-day truce
erred with Premier Mllerand. o
rance. ut Hythe. England. YESTERDAY
nd heads of the British army and nav
rere closeted with Marshal Foch. o
rance. at the same plnce until an early
our this morning. Mr. Lloyd George
,as TO have made n statement IN IN
,ritish house Of commons TO-DAY ana u
,as expected he would outline his nro'
osed course of action. Lite ndvices
owever state he will defer his declara
ion until tomorrow. a.
Polish nlenipot ent ia~ies will cross thf
ghtinr zone east of Warsaw late todan
\, their wav TO Mlnsk, where theV VII
egin armfstice and neace nngotiatons
ne conference At Mlnsk will begin or
according to present pans
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FORMER POLICEMAN
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Wilbur Wright Held for Death
Of Arthur D. Clifton, OF
Trion, Ga.

Petersburg, Va, Aug. a.-~wilbur
Wright, one time member OF the local
police department. was taken into cua-
tody IN Richmond today nj the request
Of tho Petersburg authorities on n war
rant charging him with being an acccH-
sory TO lhc murder OF Arthur ID: Clifton
have died from poisoning shortly after
visiting the room Of Wright in a local
hotel. Tho stomach Of the dead man
was today sent 60 Richmond 10 bc am
nly1ed for traces OF poison.
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COULDN'T FACE PRISON

JEFFERSON tity. NO, AuR. tl--FacinR
fifteen years In the penitentiary.
George ". Barth. sent up from st. Louis
for robbery. was found hanging IN his
cell this mofning. He had served four
months Of the sentence. Pleading WI.
ness when the inmates were called out
for their daily recreation. Barth re-
rpaiHsi in his ceu. Jpon their return
he was found denA He II said 70 have
bees dfspondcnt over the long sentence
hc had 20 serve.
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Coz. Roberts Pleads
For Ratification
OFFERS TO TRADE
CHILDREN FOR coos.

Marion. Ind, Aug. s,-Mrs.
Charles Bevan inserted an adver-
tisement today In the Marion
Chronicle to trade her Ave chill
dren for poodle dogs so che will
not be compelled to leave the
dwelling house that the family
occupies.
The house has been sold TO a
bachelor. who has informed the
Bevans they must move or get
rid OF the children.
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POLES REJECT GEN.
WEYCAND'S OFFER

staf has definitely rejected the offer of
General Weygand OF the French army
to take command OF the Polish army
II granted full authority. according to
today's report from the Anglo French
mission in Warsaw.
Both General Weygand and General
Delma Radcliffe. Of the British military
mission. have been insisting that the
situation was not hopeless and could
be retrieved II their recommendations
we're carried out
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CONTEST IN SEWER

Knoxville. Tent. Aug. 0.--tSpeciall
Friends Of Tom Davis In Knox ana
Sewer counties VIII contest the re-
election Of w. r. Cate as sheriff OF this
county. alleging fraud In thr election
Davis, who was the democratic candl-
date, claims poll tan receipts were s-
sued after the date allowed by law.
sThe Official count In the democratic
primary this afternoon save Rooorts
5.07s votes IN Eubernatornl race ana
Trnhtrca V7q
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CALGARY STIRRED BY
GATHERING REDCOATS

calgary. Alberfa. Aug. P.-Thie ana
other cities ~ Alberta and British Co
iuuihia az astlr today with the gath
ering ~ the 'ffedcoats' nrenaratnry 10
= determined search ~ the Rockies for
the SLAYER ~ Corpl Usher. ~ the RoVal
Canadian Northwest Mounted pnltce,
and Constable Railsy. ef the Alberta
PROVINCIAL police.
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REBEL CANTU WILL Be
REMOVED AS GOVERNOR

Washington. Aug IA new COVER
nor Of Lower California TO take the
place Of the ''rebei'' Cantu VIII he APP
pointed bgS President De la Huerta
within the next few days. according 60
an official announcement Of the agency
of the Mexican provisional government
here this afternoon. The announce.
ment stated that there were several
candidates for the office
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Tsy re HoWoR,

tin that fellow could tell me. For !
know right then and there when he
thought the Judge was dying that the
genial lrishman was out In front. burn
Ink the wind and nying. but I didn't
stop 10 hrEuo because 7 didn't have tho
fare merely pointed % Jthe official
count IN the aherina race
The weather. showery weather.
probably tonight and Tuesday. no
change In tenpcrature.
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RUSSIAN CAVALRY CUTS
WARSAW-DANTZIG R. R

Paris. Aug. 9.-Russian cavalry has
cut the Warsaw Dantzig railway souin
Of Mlava, closing the traffic corridpr
between Poland and the Baltic sea.
according 20 an official dispatch from
Warsaw to the foreign Office this after
noon. All OF the allied war supplies
were being sent into Poland via the
Warsaw DantziE railway.
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FORECAST or CROPS

Washington, Aug y,-FrOductlon OF
crops forecast TO-DAY by the department
Of agriculture flom their condition on
Aug ! was as followa:
Winter wheat, bs3 .100, 600; sprng
wheat. 262. 900 600 all whoat. 7Bb.Oo0.00O.
Corn g. OO3 600, 600
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ATTEMPT TO PRECIPITATE
DEBATE in HOUSE FAILS

London. Aug 9.--''fhe British gov
ernmept will not take any action reA
garding Russia without taking the
house OF commons into it's confidence" !"
this afternoon.
Colonel Wedgewood attvIrptea ito
force general debate on the Russo
Polish situation. but failed.
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FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT

Troy. Ala. Aug. s.--Joseph ~ Bran.
nen, insurance man; John Colquitt ana
his son. Frank. "a years old. were In
sthntly killed near Andalusia, Ala,
early today when their automobile was
struck BY a CentrPi Of Georgia freight
train Rs they were crossing the tracks
Of the road.
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Showers, Says Billy 'POssum

y 'fANhN
me onc q n y
Judge Fleming =
going back Hes
not the old time
stopper he use 20
be on the track.
lie hasn't roi tho
pep and he lackA
that old time vim,
and about tlrs nest
time out he'll sling
that swan song
hymn Hut ! Just
shut my Sycn ana
listened In Ehu'll-
ish Eler Cause
there " Mt n
thing ahottf Mar
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CONDEMNS ACTION

Jackson, Miss, Aug. p,--Gov. HuSHeII
issued n proclamation today condemn
ing the action Of unidentified persons
in Smith county In dynamltinE hfty-
three dipping watts In one week and Of
fering n reward o! $500 for the arrest
Of the dynamltcrN.
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MURDER CASE CONTINUED

federal prohibition ofiicsr. Luther A..
smith. OF Fefrm, ehafFed with the
killing of WlDert folin. Of Patrick
county. schedulesi 20 heEin this morning
lnNhe United states district court here.
was continued nnth feh. ~ vi after
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SITUATION IMPROVES


Hepe TO Washington.
Washington. Aug. 9.-<The Polish SIT
uation presents "a more hopeful view.
according TO dispatches received from
the American legation at Warsaw. Sec
retary Of State Colby announced this
afternoon. While the bolshevik troops
are still within a disturbing distance Of
Warsaw, the Polish forces are defend
Ing the city with renewed spirit" Sec
retary Colby Haid the dispatch reclared.
orders from Moscow for the boishevik
forces 20 fall hack across the Bug river
been intercepted by the Poles. accord
ing 10 state department advices. The
dispatches stated that the hoisheviki
have penetrated to within thirty kilo-
meters Of Mlava. on the Warsaw-Dant-
gig railroad.
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JAIL FOR APARTMENT

i,eh ~ pntronaEr and = desire 20 conn'
hat tho housing shortage. the city
fathers have decided ta rent this town
ial ar APARTMENT There hnsn't heen
m Inmate since 1919 The Jail consists
~ three rooms with ~ rodern conVen'
icnCeH
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Russia Agrees TO
Brief Truce
Proposed Armistice and Peace
PreIiminaries Will Be
Discussed.

London. Aug. 9.-Russla has agreed
to a four days truce on the Polish
battle front for the discussion of armi-
stice terms and peaea prelimnaries at
Mnsk, II was reported In the lobby of
the house of commons this evening.