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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
Adjournment After 8 Hour
Debate Prevents Suffrage
Vote by Tennessee House
EFFORTS TO HOLD BODY IN SESSION ARE UNAvAILING
AND MOTION CARRIES BY So TO A-0PPONENTS SAY
FIGURES INDICATIVE OF TWO FORCES

b,rs should have more time to delib.
crate on q matter of such Importance.
the house fairly seethed with excite.
meni.
Efforts to hold the Dody In session.
however. were unavailing. and the
melton carried. ~ to ~.
Opposition leaders said the vote was
% virtually correct Indication of the
strength ~ the two forces. hut the
suffragisis Declared no Importance
should be attached ca u. \ vote to-
morrow was regarded in all quarters ~
almost certain. n the principal speeches
were delivered today.
Debate ON the motion that the house
concur In the action of the senate In
ratifying the amendment centercI
largely an the contention that this leg.
islature had no right e. act on ratiii.
cation. as "a CLAUSE of the state cOnstl.
tuition provides that a legislator. to pass
on a proposed amendment, must have
been elected prior to the submission 10
the amendment To- the states by con.
grcss. Speakers who hcld that the
legislature could act legally. pointed
opinions attributed to W. l.. FTicrSOn,
solicitor general uf the United States.
and Attorney General Thompson. II
Tennessee. that decision Of the 81.
prcmc court of the 'nitcd States. hold.
ing void claus" In the Ohio constitu.
tion relating to ratification ~ federal
amendments. also nulliticd the clause
IN the Tennessee constitution.
In this connection Speaker Walker.
opporitiun leader read letter written
recently by Mr.. FIiersun IN which the
solicitor general stated that hr had not
advised any one that u would he "cn.
tircly proper Tor the present Legislature
to act
The question as 10 whether. having
the power o. act. u can with propricty =
do ~ in view 81 the provisions of the
Tennessee constitution" wrote Mr.
FriciSon. is wholly different qucs
tion. and enc as to which I have ex
pirssrd no opinion"
II was the first time the letter hai
licun made public.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
DECLARES PONz|
SW|NDLE VICTIM
COUNSEL FOR MONEY WIZARD
SAYS MANY NOTES FORGED
AND RAISED.
Nv A..neIAird Prrs..

BOSTON. Aug i7.-An lntimation 81
the defense To- be- offered hy Charles
"cnzi now In Jail as the outcome II his
financial dealings. was given today by
his chief counsel Daniel Mcigacs. who
said that ponA had been swindled out
Il thousands ~ dollars through the
forging and raising of his notes.
Notes Tor siO0 In some cascs. he de.
clared. had been raised Ia $1,000. and
others accordingly.
During therun on ponZi's office. he
said the confusion andhastc resulting
from the large number ~ notes pre-.
sentcd for payment, prevented their be.
ing closely checked.
A. "a hearing IN the Federal court to.
day on petitions Ter rccciVership of the
Securities Exchange Company. ~ which
porzi was the head. no opposition WIS
voted. and the matter WAS taken under
adVisamcnt. Governor Coolidge. IN com.
menting on the punki case today. cX.
uressed the opinion that there are NOW
enough laws on the statute books to
meet situations such ~ have Developed
In the Ponzi and old Colony Fotoign
EN,hangr Company eases.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
IMPORTANT STRATEGIC
POSITIONS CAPTURED



PARIS. Aug i7.--rireless efforts by
the Poles 90 push back the invading
bnlsheviki have resulted In the capture
ui important strategic positions Three
days agO the Polish forces faced an cx.
tremely critical situation. with the red
center virtually reaching the outer
fotts of the capital. On the righ, wing
the snvict troops had captured the Put.
tufk Icrock bridgchcad. driving the
Poles from the fork whore the Narew
Joins the Bug
Sunday. however. the Poles launched
counter offensive from Noyo Geor.
gicvsk. clearing the north bank IL the
Surcw, and yesterday rccapturcd the
Scrick bridgvhead before the Rnlshe.
Wiki had time to establish themselves.
Operations nFc now proceeding
against the pultusk forts
The nolshcviki In their retreat. aban.
dnncd considerable booty. which has no;
yet been inventoried. Operations -
he Polifh right against the wicpcz aaid
u middle Bug continue according 60
plan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
DEMOCRATS OPEN
FIGHT FOR OHIO
CAMPAIGN To CARRY STATE FOR
cox AND ROOSENEi.T FOR.
Milll LAUNCHED.


CoLUMH'S. Aug i7-Thc Demo
ohio Tor Cox and Roosevelt and elect
tho Democratic state ticket. WIS Tor
m1ilv iaunchc,i here toslay NJ the i1r
tv'e state convention.
The convention adopted platform
plrdrinr m" partv. " returned O. powri
In The state to ririd economy. enact
meri - n debt limitation law. uurs
eouitthie distribution of taxes " alss
heard addresses hv Governor Cox. Sst
re;ary - War Raker Senator Atle,
pomcrcns ana \ \ pauhov.
"Newberry Candidate"
Tho k.ynoie spc,sh e VI \. Dough
.rtv WAS repictr with hudaiions - IN,
n-m-rTafic national and state adipinis
iatirns and criticism ~ Republican
leaders and that partv's presidential
candidate. Ilr repeatedly referred q
: .uaior Harding ~ 'he "Newlsrrv can
didits" and Tho Chicarn convention as
Tho "Ncwherry c0nVenii'n"
gaprettrV. Hakar WIS ritHn r. r"us1
dlus ovation ns D. sieuf,d 80 tn r'Ht
fHrm il. drew fsusHit. n auf' 'lilsa On ID
militant championing e tha iearle oI
nations
I,akrr q Chestrd
Tho great - arplnusf q hts s''e.-'h
came when he ds-'larsd \ avn fui
uti,le ten. and dpn't hsli.ye ~ s-'H
h. League " Nations Il any effective
ness without ariicl. ten 90 srne equiva
lent ~ u. solemnly signed by the na
tions u the world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18

~ Russil's prrwar foreign ~csii M
population
Inquiries hv The Assnci1fei
Press correspondent prior to hts a..
purtatiun Co Finland from Moscow
hv,ausa D., had not received advance
soviet aufha izaiion Tor a trip frum
Nhilyustuk t' the F0siet caIital
dryrlon,d that many fnfdglars
have he.n refugees IN MOsruw TOT
more than "a year.
The Americans IN Moscow ~
their status D. worse than that q
the citizens - any other country
They are hsld virtually a. hostages
Will. thu soviet tries Co fore the
Washingtun Eu,ernment o. nercti.
ate officially with Moscow O the
BolshcN iki agents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
Miners and Operators
Do Not Have Much Hope
for Early Settlement

Cl ENELAND. Aug. IA Iessl.
misc feeling prevailed tonight nmorg
a. u.;ntrs and operators att sniing the
lnitt conference of the scale commit.
'"" - the central competitive lituTi.
nous coal conference as to any settle.
y f1' beihg reached regarding che de-.
''riis 90 the miners fOr IN inrroa, I'd
wnge Tor the day and mon:hv men
AMI n tonnage men In the iielI.
u l. understood that Ses MI sob.
coilm tiee ~ the sub.commi.te, mn.
pointed by the Joint scaie comit, g will
r'rrrt IN the original subc1 nnI.;t @
I'M; II made no progress In ,ieiD.ra a.
iinn' this afternoon and that tEc aub.
c"n 'hlttrc In turn viii make similar
ropnr; to the full scale committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
35 Americans Reported
In MoscO,U Are Unable
To Get Out OF Russia

b. assoeia,ed Pres.
TERlIukt. Finland. Russian
Frontier. Aus. = tdslay,,h 4
thonlnd foreigners. including as
Amoiican' an. now ~ MOSCOW
hoping for action hy their govern.
meni- % gct them uui of Russia
before winter sets In. They Include.
hnellos the Americans 200 French
100 British and io0 Scandinavi1ns
Aside from - uf undpuhted
American citizenship there are
large number claiming Amcri m
citizenship who have gathered frUn
all points of Russia h.sausc - the
impossible living conditions and
who are awaiting Bifhuvisi pr
mission 10 leave. They are the lart
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
PRESS DISAPPOINTED
OVER IRISH ATTITUDE
~ Associated Press.

DUBLIN. Aug i7-DiTppointm,n r;
= voiced IN the press of Dublin To-Day
az the statement made hy Premier
Lloyd Gcur' IN the house ct commons
rsH.rdIy relative 90 settlement II the
IRISH qucriicn The discussion in the
new p1pvrs ccnters NariuuSly upon
thr,c stipulaiions spe 'iiicd by the pre-
mirr fnr consideration ut a settlement
separate treatment for the six counties
of Northern Ulster: no scccssiion NJ
amy part e Ireland from the United
Kingdom and nn agreement involving
any drifaciion from the SECURITY ol
IN. British Isles for their siiciy IN time
at war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
OPPONENTS TO AMENDMENT
WIN BITTER CONTEST and
RESOLUTION IS Laid ASIDE
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS


RALEIGH N. C., Aug. l7.-Naonal enfranchisement Of
women apparently defeated North Carolina today far
the coming election concerned Opponents Of equal suffrage long
victorious here successful Of the bitterly fought
cases staged in the state senate.
Their measured by two votes, the being Is
to e. but sufficient to lay the table resolution aty
The federal suffrage amendment postponed action until the
regular sesonn 1921 Suffrage leaders, however, may make
other try tomorrow They attempt recall the resolution
but the leaders confident could be DONE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
PLANS FOR LABOR BUREAU
To RE PRESENTED fitERrA

BY Asfnfinfed FrfHa
CoRpJS CHRISTI. Aug. i7.--Artu-
ro DE- Sarachc. consul gcas...! 5f Mexi.
a. NJ Laredo. left there tonight for
McNis, CITY. carrying With him a
memorandum quilting n plan Tor estao-
hshiuE an International labor bureau
% Ncuyo LAREDO. Mr.. Dc Sarncho will
meet Adolio H. n Huerta. president
id.int~r.m of Mexico. Thursday ani
present the plan to him. according 70
- telephone message a. the office of the
Rural land owners association In this
CltN.
The bureau. " established will s.p
ply Mexican lahor for farms ana
ranches In the United States. the IA.
bcrers passing through United States
Immigration officers. under eontracts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
is MILLION CHILDREN
LOST PARENTS m WAN

PARIS Aug i7.--Twelvs million
children In Europe les, one or botl,
parents during the war. Il is shown by
|compilntions gathered by representa-.
lives oi the American Red Crcss in
eighteen countries Russia leads with
four million such children. Germany
follows with three million and France
has one million
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
Arrangements Made for
Covernorship Transfer
From Cantu to Salazar

MENlcALi. Caltf. Aug i7.--N.
ranrrmeris for transfer e ~" t0v"r'
n.rsl.ip ~ the northern dst.ir sf
LIVER california from ESiehta IN.
g., wna las been IN revolt the Pct !
we g. Gereral I.uis NJ Snli~1f. q.
marrow. virtually were comni O. o.
nirhi
I. WIS announced that cantp would
o. rsSan,e his culon 'icv q To icV.
Iesn nttnv snd that mcanti'ar Ec w'uid
yts. sex.co CITY as the giieu ~ Nlcu
Absssn Lo'ies editor cf ~ ocnhrrair.
and lauticr of N. Alessin Eas a IH.
VAT. sstrthry 10 provisional president
n IN Luerta.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
cox suOkEs PEiCE
pIPE Win INDIANS

w NTI0aIHTTt- TfFss,
COLI MEtS. Aug 1.-THE uipc 81
ren,c was Suokc,! by Governor Cox
d'u'rratic presidential candidate, with
90 Representatives uf the soristv uf
American Indians Who pad him an
uuhcrild.d visit tunignt at ~. state
luus" Many ui the Indians. inclurlng
sl'rr slulWs w,r- / nua'iye gsrh An
81 shiy Y,tr uld Winnrliago pa'tiar, D.
f'Iri q long pine with ni1ri,unic ana
tr. governor took hts Whiff as the
TIt passed around
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
CONNICT KILLED WHEN
W. ATTEMPTS ESC APP
By Associated Press.

w Assnriafet lrrsa.
SACRAMENTO. Calf. Aug. l.. -
Three thick nail order concern catt
i"Es strapped around vital portions a
The hudy ~ George = Davis. Folsom
pits 70 convict, apparently to turn away
bullets failed to AID him today In an
ATTEMPTED escape. ilc was swimming
q uy"r when u bullet pierced his heart
lir bcgan n iiycar sentence e..
burglary last April.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
CHANGES HANDS F0UR TIMES

WAl.SAM. Aug. "A feature of
the lighting on the Warsaw front IN the
struggl" Tor posSessiin ~ Radzmin, 90
the northeast Of the capitnl. Radzmin
has changed hands four or five times.
b"ins between the fighting lines of the
last few DAYS
Allied Observers stood on Hill today
and watched the Bolsheyiki cavalry
chase tho Poles from IA. woods lust
east ~ IIdzlnin. Then. they report.
the Poles mad" q stand. drove hack the
cavalry into thickci. and turned az.
iillery fir. un them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18

W nssfiffaffN ifNaas
MENlCALI. Lower Calf. Aug. IL
General Luis VI. Salazlr will succeed
Colonel Estcl'an Cnntu as governor ~
the northern district ~ Lower Call.
ltcrnia. tomorrow morning. II was an.
rounced to-day by authority of Colonel
Clntu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
sMiII CHILD KILLED
WHEN liiT ny AtTu

~ Assorlrled Fr~s.
vt WORTH Aus i7-l,cbcccah
Alpert. nv". year oil diughier II Mr..
Estehr Alrert. widow. was instantly
killed here tonight when she was
struck hy M automohilc According io
wiinessc the car did not stop. The
child was going across the street from
her hum" o. huy soda water.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
COP. CONFERENCE.
OUTLINES PROGRAM
FOR ". c. HARDING.
REQUESTS FROM MANY SECTIONS
or CoINTRi f0k SPEECH
ARE CONSlDERED

MARION. Ohio. Aug. IA confer.
cncc of Republican party chiefs con-
V,n,i here today 10 shap" "a speaking
schedule for senator Harding, ad
Jcunrned without completing the task
- setting a time for another meeting.
Requests FROM various parts uf tht
country that the nominee make spcaF
ing trips away from Marion. were dis
cussci. along with plans for the recep
tion here Tor front porch delegates. but
nu out-of-tuwn invitation was accepted
hut only two days were added to the
list of front porch engagements
Labor bay speech Arranged
VIII Hayes. the national chairman.
announced that senator Harding's per,
sunal very insistant wish" the candl
dates labor day speech would be- de-
livcrcd from the front perch 10 a meet.
ing arranged 10y the Central Labor
union.
II was announced that there would
b" an elaboration uf the senator's posi-
iion on the league of nations In the
speech he viii make here August - "a
u delegation from Indianapolis II -
expected that the address viii l,c de-.
voted almost exclusively To foreign af
fairs and viii help to bring the leagu,
Issue more prominently to the fore oi
the Republican campaign.
M Future Meeting Sci
Senataur New said all uf the partici
pants except senator Harding were
leaving Marion tonight. and that there
had been no agreement for resumption
~ the conference later.
All Il those IN the conference were
emphatic In dcclarn Ethat they ex
pcct'd no modification IN the priucipl,
~ th, front porch campaign. They All
said. however that "a number oi
sp"rchos' probably would be- made IN
other cities adding that such trips had
b'"n q pant II the plan from the be-
ginning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
Exonerafed by speaker.
pisr"ss q "sirike."
n. n....f.a.I -.

WASHtNGi .. Awx. IA sugges.
ion TINT plav.rr of the American
League has.lnll ei.h~ strike" against
any further icrtielnaticn by Pitcher
Carl Mays II the New York Americans
IN league contests w'7s made today by
81 Louis players. who jcined members
II the Washington team IN informal
meetings 10 Discuss the death cf Ray
Chapman. Cleveland shortstop. Wash.
ington players toog no action pending
decision by thu league authorities 40 70
their course
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
% Associated Press.

NASHVILLE. Aug. l1.-unexpected
adjournment ~ the lower house of the
tennessee legislature to-day. after de.
bate had been in progress more than
three hours, prevented final action on
the federal suffrage amendment. When
outrage opponents suddenly moved for
adjournment until ten o'clock tomor-
iow morning. on the plea that mem.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
WACO MAN AND
WIFE FOUND DEtD

WACO. Aug. lis. ~. w0f.
ford. a.. and his wife. aged ~.
were found lead In their how're
here tonight hy neighbnrs who
were attracted by the report &
n revolver. Roth the wsman's
and the mans throat were cut
from ear 90 ear. No cause has
been found Tor the dorble inlr.
der. Four children survive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
. o>G>lIOKEMEN yOrE
To RETiR> To NORi,
n, A..-ia,sd Pres

u Asfs laitd ffHas.
NEN Nolsk aug a. More thar
n thousand striking iousshorst
rsHfinC here tonight voted unani
mousiy o. return o. work THURSDAY
utfuing thus SWING ofiItiai cuniigila.
ufn o. thr veto ~ N. various loCal
urii rs o. 40 hack The mon wiz ~.
sgmc work. ~ the same wages -
,,Nci WhrE th y went rn strike. ~.
Oh rri n"gt "a lions for an incnlrs .rc
I,.lting. u vas said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
PARTY'S POSITION
ON LEAGUE ISSUE
IS FIRM SAYS cox
GOVERNOR DENOUNCEs WHAT nE
TERMS OPPONENTS PLAN FOR
SEPARATE PEACE.
FLAYS SENATOR HARDING
Treaty Question Featured by Demo.
cratic STANDARD Bearer in Speech
Before Ohio Convention. at
Columbus.

By Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Aug i7--In ad.
dressing the Ohio Democratic cunvcn.
tion here today. Governor Cox. the
party's presidential candidate. flnycd
Senator Harding. the Republican nom.
inec. as "rcactionary." denounced what
he termed Mr.. IIarding's plan for a s,p.
aIatc peace with Germany. but sid
that the Democratic position un IN"
League " Nations reservations was not
"unhcnding."
"Our position Is not unhcnding We
claim that We can accept anything In
reservations that intcrprcts that calls
attention To- thr limitations ~ nur con.
stitution that calls attention of the
Other nations that we will so thus fnr
and no further"
Baker T. Speaker.
The league isyuc was featured nv Coy.
crnor Cox. and also In address, ~
Newton y. Baker, secretary of wat. rnd
senator Alice pomcrenc ~ Ohln
Perfectly p'rfdpus act" ard "dia
honorable deed" were among tords ap
piled iy Governor cox ~ m, separate
peace proposal and the convention Epve
him ovation after ovation ~ u" ro.
ccedcd The separate peace issue. Gov.
crnor Cox d"clllud will remain IN the
publlr mind"
This. after nil" hc continued. "is
IN. cruz of the situation. The reaction.
arv candidate uTgniises yoii no,hing hut
n uronosal which. nj lis best promise.
nothing but months and possibly years
~ delay. I'm the other hand We prom.
iaa vo,i ,hi.-that after The fourth of
Marth. with the least amount of con.
Variation nocslLle. wall enter The
isasua"
Arg,ms.t nsnouuea.l
Th. n..,,.c.a,tc randSsa,a ,iarouccoa
na,i,cuIarlv the RonnhlIran ,rgum.nt
r., ar ~, ,,,,,, ,,,c,,,I i,,,..',s a., M
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.na' IvuI VI NV, pos'''.,,..s oNe' ''.as
oa' u'u'' "u, so.u'.IS u',s Nn-, m'
spenNns usnueIuen anu "l'tu' un
truth ~. u'S p.im, w s"N,,nul
spoke win grnt ueiiperalon ADDING
TreSuch'h VIupIicues r"lure uhN
90 hnt chaiactVINe u W Su"hse'
terms
Governor Cox reiterated that congress
only may declare war ana asserted thni
what the i'icuunhiN iS'pubilcan l'ad
ers contend would require a constiti'
tional amendment.
frop"Na Staggrrtu WMtu
After diliEent STUDY "i senator iiard'
tngs hcctiilr' hhhrt'S' 'uNcrf"f 'nN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
WEATHER

Forecast. Wednesday partly coludv.
West TcVas wednesday and Thurs.
DAY, p1ft cloudy. warmer "Wednesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
Day Of IIeated Debnte

~ the end ot day Of heated debate
senator Scales. suffrage leader. an
nounccd he was ready for vote The
commander of the opposition forces
was recognized by Lieutenant Governor
Gordon. and he began the introduction
Of the resolution which burst the pro
gram of ratificati0nisis asundcr. Thus
u was that senator Hyatt saw possl.
bilities of "A suffrage victory 80 gllm.
niering again. II was he who intro.
duced the first suffrage measure into
the North Carolina legislature. "a yeara
ago. Several Hcnntors recalled IN their
speeches today how the Hyatt measure
had been referred Ia the committee on
insane asylums. II which the author ol
the hlll WAS chairman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
REPORTS Of POLISH
SUCCESSES CHEER
WARSAW CITIZENS
cot NTER OFFENSIVE LAUNCHED
MONDAY. WITH COMMANDER.
IN.CiiEf IN CHARGE
AWAIT CONFERENCE NEWS
On Northern Front Where Ten I,ol
sheviki Divisions Drive Toward
Nistrla, Severe I0sses Are
Sriained Ily Reds

ny Associa'oi rfrss.
WARSAW. Aug. l7.--Rcports ~
Y lish military successes came to
Warsaw today. while the popula.
tiun was eagerly awaiting news
from Minsk. where the Polish
y ace delegates ARE Ia negotiate
with the representatives of the
Russian soviet government The
only report of the delegates was u
MOSCOW wireless message stating
that the party had arrived In
Minsk.
\ successful counter offensive
wns launched on the Warsaw front
Mnnday. under the leadership of
President Pilsudski. AZ commander
In chief
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
Driven BACK On North

ON the northern front where ten Bol.
sh"viki division are striking toward the
Nis'ula ~ part ~ the maneuvcr against
Waraw. and on the Warsaw front. II
was announced that the reds have been
driven back at several points
Polish movements. aided by heavy
artillery. are forcing the Bolshevikl
gradually Ia withdraw from various
places whore Tor days pressure upon
the capital has been greatest. In the
fighting In the region of Radzmyn,
northeast ~ Warsaw. the Poles have
taken many prisoners. Including Bol.
sh"viki cOmmlaSary and brigade com.
maudcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-18
Chaplain leads Troops

HuIIhE W" bnIIIe hrre Polish rhnp
lain of th" eighth Infantry division
lRnacy korupka, was killed while lead
ing the attacking forces. clad IN hi,
yhurci'srs'l,es and with n crucifiK Ia h.,
hand Five Polish officers were aisf
killed and eleven were wounded
French tactics are being used through
out the counter action The Poles are
bringing into play batteries placed fnr
the capitals defense line. and are
rwniting completion of the arrange.
ments to strike at the soviet forces with
q rush of artillery, followed by repeated
Infantry attacks.