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funds collected by his own national
committee and by the agencies out
SIDE his national committee for his
benefit"
While neither Mr.. Hays nor Mr..
upham would anticipate testimony by
saying exactly what nguros would
DC presented, it was generally under
stood that the national campairn
budget, which II was said would 10
presented u tho committee wouIl
total S&,7G:,OoO Concerning the lis,
of quotas It was said II "was on
tlrcly d!neron, from the lis, Gov
ernor Cox used in his Pittsburgh
speech, and that evidence concern
ing It would be introduced to show
mat more than 10000 persons had
contributed 10 the fund which no,v
totaled somcwha: moro than $1,000
COO T'''
CONGRESSMAN Fred y. Brittcn. Of
iIIinois' has been subpocnacd In con
hecNon with his charges that money
ahpFopriated by Great Britain for en-
terta!nmont AZ the Washington en-
DAISY had found It's way 10 tho
Democratic commltteti.i and. Tho in
rest!satinG COMMITTEES" has sevcro,
other matters on it's docket. Tho
senatorial! primaries in Oklahoma In
which Senator Gore was defeated
ana the pre-oonvention campaign In
Kansas, are among them.
Representative James w. Good.
republican Of Iowa. tonight ISSUED
statement charging that Demo.
cratic onice-holdcrs had violated tho
corrupt practices act by lcvyinE no
iltica! assessments on Federal ON
proves and saying ne would ..wo,.
come an opportunity" to appear be
'ore me investigating committee in
support OF his statement.
'i6 Spec.Hca"" charged shat I, 7
Meredith. Secretary of Agrioul,n-o
and Wilbur Marsh became directors
OF an Iowa club organized soIeIv II
obtain money from Federal employees
IN secret
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Wilson Tell, CT Rise
From Pit Boy to Cabinet
tuy Associatcd prrssD

NEW YORK, August .3.-In-
spircd by sSrOup of Immigrant
boys singing "AnicrIcn," william
II. Wilson, Secretary OF Labor,
who was the guest OF honor at II
concert given today nj ellis Ininnd
far detained immigrants, mnlc n
PARTRIDGE speech which brought
him nn ovation. MIR. Wilson's
words were conveyed to non-E:ng-
Disappointing, auditors by inter
prefers.
Addressing the audience as "my
fellow fmInlS rnntS." Mr.. Wilson
said:
~ shall never forget that day,
September \, 1870, when I cnmc ~
an Immigrant boy TO America. I
cnnc from scotland. and In the
stccragc, Just ms most Or you have
GOMEZ
The speaker described how he
hnd started work MS pit hoy IN the
Pennsylvania coal mincs and rnadr
his way. step ny atop. Tic en-
pinincd the w1rkinE of the United
states government and the sixnit-
rnncc OF the Constitutions.
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lRr Universal scryIcc.l

WASHINGTON. August 2c.---fn her
bsttlc for the ballot. Alice Paul. mill
tant chairman OF the National wom
ans party. underwent an ordeal like
that Of Terence MacSwceney. Lord
Mayor Of Cork. now near death from
hunger strike in Brixton Jail.
Miss Paul was imprisoned twice in
London and once in Dundee. Scotland.
FOR helping British sufrragcttcs. and
three times in the District OF Column
bia Jail, Washington. Each time She
went on hunger strike and was re-
leased.
In Washington Miss Paul was ar
rested for pickctinG the White House
and for burning Mr.. Wilson'S speeches
before its gates.
Nightmare of Holloway.
MY most painful experience was
in Holloway jail, London" said Miss
Paul today. Il was arrested In No
vember, 1914. and sentenced to thirty
days. That was a period of horror.
for | was forcibly fed and emerged
broken in health. Tho British at
tcndants simply overpowered me and
forced n tube down my throat. The
five and half days l spent there
were so much like n nightmare that
cannot remember all the details
My first sentence in Washington
was to seven months in October, 1917,
for carrying banner inscribed RE
sistance to tyrants is obedience to
God
The first day arrived at .he
Holloway Jail. London. in the after
noon and assigned TO solitary cc!i.
At night they brought me the rccu-
lation prison fare: soup. beans. bread
and coffee. with few slices OF fat
pork / refused to touch it. Later
in the evening an attendant knock
ed at the cell door when she saw
that the food was untouched she
rruntcd and went away. felt no
sensation of hunger and slept well All
night. In the morning l found the
untouched food had been removed.
"a. o'clock OF the second day
tho keeper brought coffee, bread and
ham. a not very inviting mess. She
scoldcd and ranted when I would
not touch tho food. Later She chang
cd her tone and begged mo 10 submit
10 prison discipline. She said l might
inture my health. or even imperil my
life. did not answer and did not
eat. though | began to suffer from
hunger. Lunch consisted OF beans
and bread. and this time milk instead
OF coffee. Several prison attendants
joined in an attempt to make me
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
REDS NOT IDLE. ALTHOUGH
DEFEATED, GENERAL SAYS
7 Chief OF Polish Presidents stan
FORECASTS Great Offensive In
EIatCrn (.nli,{n

PARIS, August 2?--The Bolshevists
viii not remain idle. although de-
fcated, the Warsaw correspondent OF
!. Information quotes General Rez-
whdowski. President pllsudskrs chief
OF staff. as saying Saturday.
'Of tho seventy divisions they
gathered against Poland there re-
main barely 80" General Rozwadow.sti
continued. but they are organizing
new armies at this moment. They are
spreading fire and blood in Eastern
Galicia and arming bands Of peas
ants. our informtion justifics us in
affirming Nhat the Bolshevists are
preparing "a great offensive in Eastern
Gatcia with fifteen new divisions
and that the military operations VIII
soon Begin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
CORK LORD MAYOR
COlLAPSES; HUNGER
STRIKE NEARS END
CONTINUED From First ragc1

CONTINUED From First rage0
hunger strike is purely IA matter OF
his health and reserve vitality.
Il remember the case OF DIR. Tan
ner, who tasted for forty days and
lived without serious impairment OF
health. Or. Tanner undertook tho
ordeal just to prove 10 the medical
profession that il could be done.
In oriental countries there are
many cases OF persons VINO nave Gon'
into cataleptic state and lived many
weeks without nourishmcnt OF any
kind. Unuuestionably when under
taken voluntarily, 1t mus. take Il
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SOVIET CAVALRY
AGAIN ATTEMPTING
TO ENClRCIE Poi ES
CONTINUED From rirs, p,ro

- ,Soll.l nned From First PagcD
winch tho Poles have replied. The
front rests at present roughly alonr
INC line laid down by tho allies
There arc indications the Polish east
ern line is being stabilized tenn
porarily. and the general staff ha,
aiii i,. there be no advance into
De welcomed by the population.
mo military authorities announced
today that the Poles along the front
p mnr resting ,ha amd resronpins. after
beyond the Bug River, where they
ar" prepared TO make a stand If at
hhr nna ihnre are no Indications.
10 continue their drive eastward
INC moderate elements are urging tho
E,ioSernmont not to try 10 shove the
Inc too FAR TO tho cast.
Discussing tho frontier. The Courier
l'oiski says Western Europe would he
deilghted to see Poland conclude with
LIE. JIssia penGo acceptable to both
proceeds too far eastward. The news
tnpcr SUGGESTS tho line known as the
Icrman defense line, running south
ward from Baranovitchi along tho
DElhSki canal 10 pinsk and the Rivers
Styr and Ibrucz. The Courier Polski
says:
corresponds exactly 10 the ethmic
line. TO the west Of it live Cntho
lies ana TO the east the orthodox.
inc ms line ~ is a. splendid line OF de-
questionable territory between Po-
land and Russia
Regarding roland's northern from
tier, the newspapers say the govern
incnt ha. sent REPRESENTATIVES, 10
hopno to confer with l.ithuania CON
tons on which IT is desired TO reach
an agreement. II was reiterated in
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Reds ncpor, N.Ir,urIc..

LONDON, August aa.--Thc Russian
army has rcSapturcd Grudno and the
Poles have been forced TO cvaCuate
Bialystok, because OF pressure on their
Hanks. according tn ~ trntral News
dispatch from NocniSsbcrE.
The ltussian wireless from Moscow
reports that tho BOishcvlst offensive
has been resumed and that ground
WAS gained AT ltniystok, Brcst-
l.itovsk and elsewhere, II adds that
an offensive against General Wrangcl
is in progress ana that his forces
are rctreating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
"PAT" NEFF HOLDS BIG LEAD
ON "lOE" BAILEY IN TEXAS
Indications That the Former Senator,
W no Ran ON Anti-Wnson Plat
form. Nchicn hr - MA

DALLAS, TE%AS. August 2o.-pat
NJ. N'n. OF Waco. continued TO gain
on Joseph Bailey. former Senator
from Texas. according To returns tab
ulatod late today by the Texas cleo
ton bureau from Saturdays Demo-
cratic guhernatorial run-oG primary.
with fol.GT3 votes, accounted for.
the election bureau announced these
figures: Nen. 237,165: Bailey. lG4.5OS.
Most or the missing returns arc
rom small voting communities and
ere not expected TO make much
change In the result.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Head. niown or Ten German,

LoNboN. August "O.-Tho bodies OF
ten Germans with their heads blown
II nave been found in a wood near
Beuthen. Upper Si!esia. says Il dis
patch from Oppeln 10 the London
Times. II is feared, adds the report.
that when news Of this discovery
spreads through Upper Silcsia. where
hghting has been taking place be-
tween German anu Polish factions.
The former will make reprisals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
POLISH VICTORIES MADE
S0VlETS COME TO TIME
Premier GIoiitto Explains Moscow,s
speedy Acceptance OF Peace
pr0pvsnl OF hilIcs,

speedy Acceptance OF Peace
PropOsnl 0f Allies.
ROME. August 2s.--Prompt accept
Rnce OF proposals by Italy and Great
britain relative to Poland by tho
RUSSIAN Soviet government was chief
Is due to tho Polish victory before
i warsaw, said Premier Gioiitto in re-
porting TO tho council OF ministers
here today on the conference he held
, l.uccrnc with Premier Lloyd George,
of Great Britain.
! The Premier, says the Giorhale
d'll"ti@. "mpha.izcd Vile mcnnlna %
'eccnt accords concluded by European
Socialists at a meeting held in Mos
COW under the auspices of the Soviet
government. saying these agreements
ndicatcd new and active revolution
AIRY movements in Italy. The news
paper declared tho Premier warned
IiS colleagues OF tho necessity OF
providing. ciiicaciDus dcfcn3cs.
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,o.ouo uo,.,.,,.,. tn,.,rc,,

PARIS. August 2a.--Forty thous-
and Bolshevists already have crossed
the East Prusslan frnntier and more
are making their way across the Dor
der. according to the Foreign Minis
try. II adds that all the Bolshcvists
are being intcrncd under tho ditcc.
lion Of allied officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

propaganda in tho ncigbtborhood OF
the frontier. and request pcrmission
OF the Polish government to take
them across tho Polish corridor In
order to convey them TO tho center OF
Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Legion of Honor for weysnnd.

FAIRS. AuHU*t 2H.-Nndic Icfcvre.
the War Minister. today informed
General Wcysand. who arrived In
Paris last night from Warsaw. that
tho government had decided u pro-
mote him TO grand officer OF the
Legion of Honor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
Ncw York HnGEaGc STRIKE Ends.
lHy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, August 23.--The bag
gage strike. which caused great in
convenience TO visitors to New York.
ended today when the striking en-
ployes Of transfer companies voted to
resume work tomorrow. The men ac-
copied q compromise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
PEACE PARLEYS WILL BE :,
TRANSFERRED TO LETVIA
Poithh Proposals for Removal E of
Negotiations from aItnsls Aro
Accepted.


WARSAW. August 29.-The Rus.
sian Soviet government has accepted
the Polish proposal for trantfer Or
The Russo-Polish peace negotiations
from Minsk to Riga. Letvia, Il waa
announced in Moscow wirelcss to
ene To,ish government tircceived
Definite indications reached wnr--
IA" Saturday that but little prorrcsa
had been made at tho Mlnsk confer.
cncc and that the Poles and Soyiet
representatives had agreed to n shift
or inc negotiations in tho hope OF
hct,ering conditions generally.
wireless message from Minsk by
way or MOSCOW TO the foreign office
complains further about the treat.
mont suffered by tho Polish delegates
TIE message states tho Commander
OF the western Soviet army plaza rd cd
Mlnsk with posters labelling the Poles
M spies and warning the populaffon'
against assoclating with them. Thn,
message adds that tho comma nder de-
.troyed the Poles wircIcss antannuc
hindcring communication with war,
saw.
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Diplomatic circles that Poland. de-
tCrmined and sincere, was hopeful of
negotiating just peace.
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10000 Russians Interncd In Germany.

WARSAW. August 29.--Thc German
government has advised the Polish
government that there are now 10000
fugitivcs of the Red army informed
In German territory. The German au-
thoritics consider it dangerous to
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SAY
THEY WILL CRUClFY
COX ON OWN CROSS

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