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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-27
PRVNi VYROCNl SCHUZE AM. CES.
SLOW. OBCHODNi KOMORY BUDE
KONANA PRiSTI NEDEL.
ROZHODL TAX MfSTNf VYKONNY VYBOR "a
VCEREJSf PORADY V HOLLENDEN 4OTELU.

Vykonny vybor mistni Ame-
rick6 Ceskoslovensk6 Obchod
nj Komory konal vGera zvlaSt
nj schulz V Hollenden hotelu,
"a kter6zto porady usneseno,
usporadati prvou vyrotni schd
ri, iakysi Sized delegatu, od-
bocek Geskoslovenskych OBJ
chodnich komor V Soustatl V
V m6ste na5em a to 2. kv6tna
V hotelu Statler.
Ma vGerejsi porad6 V hotelu
Hollenden byli pritomni mist
nj zastupci PIP. DR.. Spurny, M
Zeman, K. Bernreiter, f. VI
eek, rev. Zlamal, j. F. Svobo
da j. Palda a schulz predse
dial pravnik Harry Payer. Ro2
hodnuto, ably vyrocni schuzt
zahajena byla pristi ned6li
10 hodin dopoledne a VeCer bN
byl V Statlerove hotelu banke'
ma poCest vzacnych hosti i de
legatu 2 jinych NEST. K W.
rocni konvenci prijedou totil
diplomaticky zastupce p. jar
Masaryk z Washingtonu, OBJ
chodni atache newyorsk6ho nf
seho konsulatu DR.. Smetana
jakoz delegate odbocek OBJ
chodnich komor Y Boston, st
Louis, Chicago, Baltimore
Pittsburgh.
Ia prvni vIrotni schuze pf
Sti nedeli budou podavan!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-27
MESTSkA RADA JE Pro
PETlCENTOVCU ELEK-
TRINU.
Fitzgeraldovo zakroceni zna-
menalo by znacnou usporu "
domacnostech.

ia vcerejSi schuze radnich
bylo iednomysln6 rozhodnuto,
lie Cleveland Electric lllumlna
ting Co. ma svym odb6ratelum
poskytovat elektfinu jen p6ti
centoyou, tedy ia poloviCni ce-
nu nez dosud. Pakli vGerejSi
ordinance vejde uskuteCneni,
$4,000 clevelandskych domac-
nosti dosahlo by velkych L.
spOr zVlaSte V osv6tlovani. Or
dinance ohledn6 peticentove
elektfiny fedrovana byla "a
vcerejsi schuze radnfch zvla-
ste mGskym pravnikem Fitz-
geraldem, jenz We prospech
levneisl elektiiny pusobi ma
Iradnici jiz osm roku. Illumina-
ting CO. zadala sv6ho Casu adj
ministraci, ably sm6la zvysit
1 poplatky "a vytapeni n6kte-
rych obchodnich blocku V do
lcnnim m6st6, kde zmln6na
spoleCnost ma 800 podobnych
zakazniku. Mestska rada "a
dosti spoleCnosti vcera vyhoV6
la a tato sml "a vytapeni pa
rou misto dosavadnich 35, Sc
desat centu pOCitati. Pak-li ale
Illuminating Co. docilila vet
5ich poplatku "a paru, mus
slevit cenu elektriny. MestskJ
pravnik Fitzgerald vyuzitko
val totiz vCereiSi debaty o
hledn6 drazSihO vytap6ni Y
zajmu elektriny q svou vcerej
81 reGi docilil, re radni odhla
soVali elektfinu p6ticentov0u
kteryzto kompromis docilel
byl V rad4 ia vseobecn6ho u
spokoj jeni. Jak Sc Illuminating
Co. vuCi zlevn6ni elektriny ga
chova, tfeba vSak vyGkati, je
lilloz otazka levneisi elektfi
ny vyzadala 81 jiz mnoho pra'
nIch zapasu. Fitzgerald chte
pred lety puvodn6 elektfinl
tficentovou, lee nepochodil !
statni korporaGni komise
rovn6z u vySSich soudu, kam
Illuminating Co. protesten
svym Sc obratila. Dnes pre-
jlada vSak MAJOR, re petieent
va elektTina St'astn6 obstoii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-27
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Pro majitele donI.

Potrebuje-li vas majetek ne
jakou opravu aneb chcete-li iej
ZvySiti V Gene bud pro sebe
neb ma prodej, sverte ieho okra
Sleni move sorganisovane spo-
leCnosti, ktera sc sklada 2 nej-
lepsich odbornikG malirstvi, ma
teracstvi a dekoraterstvi a je
pod rizenim A. Tokana, umel-
ce a dekoratora, die cehoz 0
poctivosti a vykonnosti teto spo
lecnosti nelze pochybovat. Pro-
vadime veSkere malirske, ma
t6racske a dekoracni prace u
vnitf z venku domu, plnou
peClivosti. Veskere prace pro-
vadime s nejvetsf peclivosti a
uzivame barev a olejd te nej-
lepsi jakosti.
Sledujte rozmach nasi spo-
!ecnosti a pripojte Sc k nasim
zakaznikum pro vase vlastni
dobro.
Sluzbovolni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-27
STAVKA VYHYBkARU.

Nekolik tuctu stavkujicich
presinovaCG yratilo Sc do pra-
ce vcera. Vetsina tech jsou
zrlzenci Big Four drahy ma
nadvoTi V Linndale dnes "a
m6stnani. Ma iinych drahach
zde zustava situace neZmene-
ma, lee predpovida Sc, re
strajk pozvolna bude ochabo-
vat a ma kOnec zanikne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-27
TAJNY LIHOVAR.

Policie sesteho precinktu
podnikla vcera veter vpad do
obydli PAM Marie Lupsinove,
4206 Trumbull Ave, kde "a
baven byl prlstroj k vyrobe ko
falky mnozstvi dotycneho
materialu. LupSinova bude Wy
slychana Il vladniho soudu pro
poruSenl zakona prohibicniho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-27
MASO BUDE LEVNEJSi.

Million liber armadniho ma
sa bude dano do prodeje V So
botu. Levine to maso bude pro
davano m6stskych trzistich
ma zap. 25. I'll. ma Broadway,
roh vych. 76. ul. a V Central
trznici ma Ontario Ave. A po-
nevada jinak jatecni mistni
trh je zasoben, panuje nahled,
re ceny masa V Clevelandu br-
zy klesnou VSeobecn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-27

cejnd. s kazdymi dvema akcie-
mi preferovanymi, iez jsou V
Ohiu dani prosty a podlehaii
iedine normalni federalni dani
prijmG.
Krom dvou imenovanych pa
nj byli do riditelske rady zvo-
leni PIP. G.. J. Kundmueller,
mistopredsedou a L. F. Shu-
man. tajemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-27

nu SO poukazku ma potravi-
ny. D6kujeme srdecn6 vsem,
kteri nam prispely pomoci te
ceskG zen6.
Ma pfiSti schuzi, jez Sc od-
byva V Narodni SIM ma Broad
way We stredu dne %. dubna
bude jednano 0 programu Fial
kovG zabavy "Vtelek", jez je
urCena ma treti sobotu kV6t-
nu. Dostavte Sc sestry V plnen
poctu, jakoz ii, kteri Sc chtt-
il stati tlcnkami "VCelek".
Ma Zdar!
Marie Zemanova, preds.
Marie Van6Gkova, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-27

zpravy o dosavadni aCinnosti ko
NOR, jakoz j referaty p. Sokola
a Hajicka, nedavno Czech do
Ameriky re studiini cesty Sc
vrativSich. O vSeobecn6 nutno-
sti obchodnich vztahu meZi A
merikou a republikou Cesko-
slovenskou promluvi p. Jan
Masaryk DR.. Smetana ma
konec bude vypracovan plan,
die n6hoz naSe komory V bu-
doucnosti mali pGsobiti.
Ned6lni konvence bude ko-
mana v hlavnim sale Statlerova
hotelu a mali k nj prlstup vSl-
chni krajan6 0 v6c Sc Zajima-
jici, zvlaSt6 naSi obchodnici a
prumyslnici. Banket bude "a
haien 0 pate hodine odpoledne
We veGeradle tehoz hotelu, kite
ratio hostina bude dOplnena
zvlaStnim velice ZajimaVym
programem, V n6mz budou
filmy ohledne vjeZdu presiden
ta Masaryka do Prahy. Ma
banketu mohou Sc podilet pa
move danny yeas legitimace
Sc pfihlasivSi, kterezto legiti-
mace vydava pan M. Zeman,
565l Broadway (Tel. Broad
1853, Union 203 R), kde vSech-
ny prihlasky budou priiimany.
VeSkere dodatecne informace
ohledne nedelni vyrocni schu-
re zastupcu naSich komor po-
skyline royn6z p. M. Heman.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
BOLSHEVIKI GERMAN ALLIANCE
 PLANNING WORLD CONQUEST IN EVENT POLISH DRIVE SUCCEEDS
TRoTxkV
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(Repuhican Associated Leased Wire) OLNO, Poland (By Courier to Dlottowen, East Prls
 sia), Aug. 14.-Soviet Russia intends to seek an al with Germany to make France, and 1t suc ceeds undertake conquest of England and eventually America officials of the boshevk regime told the Asso ciated Press today
 When the Polish war, considered purely Russian business is finished note will be sent to Berlin the officer declared, demanding permission to transport troops Germany for the French campaign. On fusa which is taken for granted, revolution will be in sttuted in Germany the of which, the bolshevk asserted they preparedto by force of arms
 With these ends in view Russian soldiers who have been told all shall with victory the Poles are being subjected propaganda which declares French will be shot sight but that the Germans friends who will be comrades These admissions have been corroborated by information gathered by the corespon dent in conversations with German representatives of Prussan newspapers who interview bolshevik leaders Boshevk leaders say that in three weeks they will completely control Poland including the Polish corridor which they intend to occupy leaving 10kmere neutral zone about Daniz.
 When the correspondent arrived here, crossing the border Czerwone by the aid of Poles and filled with straw he called the Polish soviet commssary who recently was established in offices by the boshevlk military.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
TENNESSEE HOUSE WILL uPOSE IF
 SUFFRAGE TUESDAY
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 15.-Pre- dictions that the Tennessee house will have disposed of the suffrage question by Tuesday night were made tonight but whether it would ratify or reject . the amendment was uncertain. Speaker Seth Walker. opposition leader. said tonight he was reason ably sure' of rejection. Miss Sue White president of the Tennessee branch of the National Woman's party, said the issue was undecided. Other suffrage leaders still were confident.
 The committee in charge of the rat
 ification resolution will meet tomorrow night A report was expected Tuesday. Majority and minority reports were
 considered certain.
 If the majority report should recon mend ratification, point of order that this legislature has no authority to act because of state constitutional linn l itationS was expected from the opposi- ] tion. A vote on an appeal of the ruling ! of the speaker would afford the firsl ' indication of the strength of the op- ] posing forces. Motion to adopt the mi | nority report also was expected to be l followed by motion for adoption of
 the minority report as a substitute and
 a roll call would still more clearly de- 1 fine the lineup.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
PONzI IDENTITY IS
 PROBLEM IN BOSTON
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BOSTON, Aug. 15.-Was Charles Ponzi head and front or only the front" of the million over night swindle that flourished unhindered for eight months in Boston? This was the subject of open forums on Boston com mons and street corners and wherever groups gathered today.
 Recent activities after federal and state authorities coupled with various intimations have caused a general ex- pectation of developments this week that will answer the query. The next step will be a hearing in the federal court Tuesday on petitions for receiv- CTS for the Securities Exchange com pany through which Ponzi induced thousands to invest their money on the promise of 50 per cent return in three months.
 Edwin L. Pride, the federal auditor
 who has been going over Ponzi's ac- counts. has announced that with some accounts still to be examined he had found liabilities of SS.000,o0 The only clue to Ponzi's assets is his own esti-
 mate that they total about s400O.0o0. PonZfs attorneys gave no intimatior 1 today whether they would try tomor- row to obtain his release on S25. .00( bonds. He will be given a hearing Thursday or the charge of using the mails to defraud.
 Charles Brightwell, Raymond Meyers and Fred Meyers, held on state charge: of larceny as a result of the collapse
 of the Old Colony Foreign Exchangt l company which attracted investor. ! with it's offer of 100 per cent interest ! also were in jail.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
SELFISH AMBITION WRECKED RUSSIA'S
 VOLUNTEER ARMIES
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W WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-The Rus sian volunteer army of General Deni- Kline collapsed because of failure to take adequate precautions, according to charges contained in a letter to Denikine by General Wrangel, now recognized by France as foremost anti bolshevist leader.
 copy of the letter reached here today and gives the first story of the break between Wrangel and Denelzine. It also throws new light on condition in the volunteer forces which marched to the gates Of Moscow only to be hurled back and scattered. It charges Denekine~ failed to head warnings that might have prevented that disaster.
 Written on General Wrangel's retire ment from Russia in April al Dene- kine's request. the letter said:
 Having tasted power, poisoned by ambition and surrounded by dishonest hangers-on the struggle so brilliantly started by you and so unworthily lost. is coming to an end. Into it have been thrown hundreds of thousands of Rus sia' s best sons, innocent of your ms takes.
 Offers to Leave Russia
 Finish the work you have com menced and if my staying in our country flinders you. I will leave. T joined the volunteer army and placed myself under your orders, be- lieving you were an honest soldier.
 "On the sixth of January. 1919, I proposed to you that you should move my army to help Admjral Kolchak. My proposal was rejected. What I fore told was fulfilled.
 ''The fortune of war smiled on you. Your honor grew and with it your ambition increased. Coinciding with a series of our victories, your order sub ordinating yourself to Admiral Kol- l.t,, T posite.
 Denekine Ambitious "But ambition, intoxicated by sue cess, was not able to carry out this sacrifice. Kolchak. left to himself started to retire east. TreacherousIy abandoned by us, his troops were an initiated.
 Even when the volunteers were ad- vancing to the heart Of Russia alarm crept into the heart O. many subordf- mates. An army taught to loot and drink. and an example of whose lead i CTS demoraliZed the troops, could not save Russia.
 i As the enemy's successes developed and the poorness of our strategy and policy became evident, Russian society '! commenced to see clearly. Louder and 1 louder became voices demanding dis missal Of several persons of the higher command
 ] m the ueSne or olO army cnleIS. i the army and society to see me at the head of the troops. you saw a new | danger fo- yourself.
 Tn your failure you do not see your mistakes but only the inconsist- ency of the mob looking for a new god
 We saw how your power lessened | and authority slipped through your fingers. Clinging tc it in absolute | blindness you set out to search for l treachery and mutiny.
 Internal Rupture Costly
 Two agents conducted a campaign against me among the Cossacks and l spread reports Of my intention o1
 (Continued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
Warsaw Still Holding

PARIS, Aug. 15.-Warsaw was still holding out as far as known, but the battle raging before the city is in creasing in violence. From the vague news. Poles are making a good fight but seemingly all they can hope for is to delay the city's fall. Reds continue to advance and are less than 10 miles away.
 Military opinion here does not wis uaIize how any counter offensive op- erations are possible, except in the event of the Poles having been able to keep or send northward forces ca pablo of maneuvering on the right flank of the red column.
 The Polish -Bolsheviki line covers about TOO kilometers. extending from the Rumanian frontier northwest to the Prussian border. When the bol- shevik offensive began five weeks ago, the line was approximately twice that length.
 The front stretches diagonally across Poland. It is slightly bowed in the cen ter with 9 buckle in the Warsaw sec tor. Slight gains for the bolshevikl were announced today in the extreme north and in the south. where the Poles are readjusting their lines to shorten the front
 Near Prussia where bolsheyiki cav. airy is endeavoring to reach the Wis tula. the Poles evacuated Rypin, bur to the southeast near the Warsaw front Polish successes are reported Plonsk. Now -Miasto and Nasielsk tC the northwest of Warsaw now are held by the Poles.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16

along the frontier have been existing on the products of the farms.
 They declare unless commerce is soon revived with Germany they will exper- fence suffering.
 When the correspondent after several hours was unable to see Scharnewski again, he prepared to depart but an orderly directed him to remain another hour. by which time a high official was expected. He ignored the order.
 Villages about Kolno appeared pros porous enough although peasants were ragged, barefooted and Respondent and presented q poverty stricken appear ance. Tn the fields were fat cattle tended by girls while boys and women were harvesting wheat. Along the road were many iron crucifixes at wayside shrines at which the pious populace worShiped
 In kolno there is less evidence Of the recent war than in the towns of East Prussia where broken statues. scared houses and ruins of buildings still bear witness to the damage done by the Russian invaders in 1914.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
NORTH CAROLINA IS TRYING ID PREVENT
 SUFFRAGE VICTORY

RALEIGH, N C.. Aug. 15.-North Carolina anti-suffragists have sent an suissary to suffrage opponents in the Tennessee legislature, it was learned tonight, to propose an alliance to de- feat ratification of suffrage in the two states.
 The envoy, understood to be Repre- sentative w. w. Neal, was instructed to give the Tennessee legislators the moral support of the anti-suffragis of North Carolina and to assure them, if was stated. that suffrage could be defeated here if it. can be accom- olished in Tennessee.
 The legislature is in recess until to- morrow night.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
SENATOR HARDING
 PREPARING REPLY
 TO COX STATEMENT
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MARION. Ohio, Aug 15.-The high spot in Senator Harding's program for the week will be an address Thursday to a delegation of members and for mer members of the Ohio legislature. It was said at Harding headquarters that the speech would inject another element into the presidential fight. It was indicated that the nominee might make his first reply to his democratic opponent.
 At least one other speech is to be made this week On Wednesday he will visit a inducements picnic at a Marion park and is expected to speak briefly A delegation representing the Society of the American Indians is to call on him the same day. Will H Hays, the Republican national chair man, will see the nominee Tuesday for another conference.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
DEMO CANDIDATE
 EMBARRASSED BY ARREST ATTEMPT IN CAPITAL CITY
Motorcycle Officers Halt Executive Party and Jostle Press Cars in Attempt to Embarrass Cox
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Att~r<ASti~dt Fts -. lcdSCd fFtFcl COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. 15.- An unsuccessful attempt to arrest
 Governor Cox on a charge of speeding and an accident to one of the cars of the newspaper men accompany Ing him furnished excitement today in the motor trip on the return from Wheeling. West Virginia.
 The attempt to arrest the governor and his party was declared by Roy E. Leyton. adjutant general of Ohio. to have been planned by republicans to embarrass the democratic nominee. He received yesterday.
 At Jacksontown, Ohio, about 32 miles saSt of Columbus, the party rode slowly through, disregarding out stretched arms of a shirtsleeved man, and also many persons gathered. Within a few minutes two motorcycle officers stopped the cars, declaring all under arrest and demanding their re- turn to the town. Governor Cox iden- tified himself. but the officers said they had orders to arrest all four automo- piles mo matter who they contained" on charges of speeding. You can reach me at the executive offices at Columbus any time," Governor Cox re- piled, ordering all cars to proceed and leaving the officers busy taking down car numbers.
 Soon afterwards, during a rain and in a jam of automobiles on slippery road, one of the correspondents cars was forced up an embankment and on an interurban road bed, partially over turning, to avoid other cars ahead. Occupants were uninjured.
 Despite the incidents, the governor secured much rest on the trip from Wheeling, where he made five ad- dresses yesterday. This week, Gov . ernor Cox is to speak at Columbus Tuesday before the Ohio democratic convention, at South Bend, Ind, Thurs day. before the state democratic edi- tors; and at a. "Cox day" celebration al Canton Saturday.
 Senator Owen of Oklahoma, a friend of w. J. Bryan and candidate for the presidential nomination. arrived to- day to confer with Governor Cox. He said he was not an enissary of Mir. Bryan but felt sure that the Nebraskan would support the ticket. His con ference, he said, was to give informa- ton supporting Governor Cox's state ment that plans have been laid to inn pair the federal reserve act.
 Senator Owen said he and his friends would campaign vigorously in the west for the Cox-Roosevelt ticket.
 Cox Chauffeur Arrested
 NEWARK, Ohio, Aug. 15-R A Whitaker of Cambridge, Ohio, one of the taxicab drivers who drove Gov srnor Cox's party from Cambridge to charge of speeding as he was return ng from Columbus to Cambridge. He was ordered to appear in municipa court tomorrow.
 Whitaker told officials Governor Cox had hired and paid him and had told him to get to Columbus as fas IS you can.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
WARSAW DEFENSES WEAKEN AS BOLSHEVIKI INCREASE
 ATTACK ON CAPITAL CITY
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7ARSAW, Aug 15-Bolshevik launched their first at w tack on Warsaws defense today, but were repulsed Early today after light artillery preparation they attempt ed to break through the Polish lines Radzymn The Poles not only killed many who neared the barbed wire entanglements, but took prisoners.
 East of Cholm, 40 miles east of Lublin, the Poles broke through the enemy line at gnatow and pursued the boshevk to the right of the Bug, says an official state ment tonight The Poles occupied Dorouhusk and Swieze- -Rubieszew.
 Polish cavalry strengthened by infantry is fighting near Radzzchow and Chatojow west of the Syr with the boshevik cavalry which outnumbers the Poes the state ment says
 The Polish command to shorten the ine has ordered
 retreat to the Bug and in doing Poles have again evacuated Brody On the southern wing, the statement declares attacks along the Stripa were repulsed.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
RED MENACE THREATENS WORLD PEACE
CGmtM Agrees
 To Surrender
 Govermorsh1p
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MEXICO CITY, Aug. 15.-Gov- ernor Estebcn Cantu of Lower Cal ifornia, who has been leading an insurrection against the federal government. has agreed 10 surren- der office to Louis M. SaAazar, re- gently appointed governor by Pro- visional President de la Huerta. He has stipulated however. he is not to. be punished for any of his acts, that he will remain a colonel in the Mexican army. and that his troops will continue in the service, according to the Universal. which quotes an official announcement. Salazar now is in Lower California where he has been negotiating with Cantu as a friend of both sides.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
IRISH RIOTS INCREASED

BELFAST. Aug. 15.-Disorders were renewed over the weekend. the most serious being a fight early Saturday for possession of a military airplane which, having left ermoy with dispatches, was forced to land Friday night be- tween Killarney and Tralee Official accounts say one soldier and four at tackers were killed and three attackers wounded.
 The plane had been left under a mil ltary guard Early in the morning q large band of Sim Feiners opened fire which the soldiers returned. The bat tie lasted three hours before the raid CTS were driven off.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
German Flag over soIdau

BERLIN, Aug. 15.-The cammandant of the Twelfth Russian soviet division which Friday night entered Soldau. ap- proximately 15 miles northwest of Wlawa, declared to inhabitants that this territory never again would be- long to Poland. said dispatches today.
 The Polish burgomaster fled The Russians appointed a citizens com mittee from which the Poles were ex- cluded. Citizens are jubilant, the dis patches say, and the German flag is again floating over the town
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
POLISH DELEGATE DUE

WARSAW. Apg. 14-PoIish peace delegates who will confer with soviet representatives at Minsk were ex- pected to arrive here tonight. Amer jeans in the party will inquire of the fate of Captain Arthur Kelly of Rich mond, Va. and Captain Merton Cooper of Jacksonville, Fla, missing members of the Kosciuszko aerial squadron
Arizona republican., 1920-08-16
LATE TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
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