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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26

OF h,- daughter Cln-I MISS In Ii.,-
;cnnni-Commandcr Grady BaskIn
Whitehead United States Navy, of
Jacksonville. Fla. Th. ~ .ddin,.. which
will he a brilliant event Of NEXT
month. VIII take place on tho evening
Of January : at q O'clock I'm the home
crnl 'undrcd guests viii be present,
q. number Of tncm coming from, a dis
;ancc "a yttoud the
Mr.. Wl'.am Niruo. nuri of tho
lriCc. will l, dame. nC honor. and
Niiss sally Branch poruau. OF rctcrs-
lur- Viii act as maid Of honor. can
tain LOWS whitehead. Tinted Statc,
Army. brother Of h groom, viii 10
best man. and "a uumbcr oC naval of-
Wedding Mil lie ono Of tic mos, in.
tc,Jsiiug uf tho late winter season.
81, both bride ana groom are widely
related.
At the Wonau's club.
tomorrow nftcrunnu at 1 o'clock ~;
The Wuman's club. with Miss Jrssi.
Miss lIlstcrs IS I. y yni 1 S"a''s ST.
tr,. ri,,.. For,,,as, 49,,
IN" auditorium of tha ciuh wil ~.
imronr.i Win mcri, 30 ma ,rcir,
,,,..,s a. wwni.or", 49,, $50, M,.,
"vfs v.,IH v,ro'"t 'n.s nnt's'' MISS
nTtnrncon an:i r. ,mi ~ VI ~
"ar,i wv I"n nv uSu"i In.orina' re-
Gem W;'i ipiioW me nrotram,
rooms and the tables Min h. dec
Grated with vases and baskets of
Shris,Dus rnYyrrs
Gur.,. az DIR. ana Mrs. T,Icc.
Rrpr,scntatlyc and Mrs / ,, U,d-
ley If Washinrton Stnir arc rnrsis
~ -, - ~, 49, E,nes1 ~: an"
~, nm. NJ. .rrioo.. 800, rr'"tS
j'sim", 81 On ~ 80. !:
49, 49,, IA Ne E",Sl
-.
'" a. 'i"i'"'!s.
n"''i'E ,n'Sr a. toNi' ior VI" ho!i-
49,: N'I r. go" n''it"irr ".uSh-
h'vt' 't,iilt'. MiSs IhaIhlmcr IS u
sue ~ al ,urHtII OH!NcFsity. Ithaca,
,,.. ''''" > hoGn ~. OF iluta' IA
VII! ~. IN" guost Of his grandfather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Her Robe
5000

HERE are many uses
L to which the school
and college girl can
put Beacon" Blank
ct ijath Robe. These
arc pretty straight
line III models, with
rolled collar, trimmed
with cord at edges,
with pockets. \ con-
venicnt corded sash is
around the waist. AS
sorted colorS, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Her GirdZe
$500

WIOST parents rCIIlHe
AVA the wisdom Of
equipping their daugh-
ter with Il TreO Elastic
Corset before they
leave for school.
These can be had in
pink, in all desired
lengths. Prices range
from $500 TO $11.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Her BlOn
1898

scmi-dress occa-
1 sions the student
will appreciate the
style and loneliness Of
the II a II q Il w n
BlOuses we offer at
this low price. They
are of sheer batiste, in
V or Square neck
styles that fasten
down the front, with
rolled collar, turn
back cuffs and en-
broidered in front. All
sizes, &3.0s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Kid GIOUes
$2.25

WHEN she goes into
w town she can
wear a pair of these
Gloves. They are p.
C~cntemcri's famous
Kid and Lambskin
Gloves, "Belclaire"
and "Florine," origi-
nally sold for $500.
In desired colors and
sizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Her Corset
$500

MO mother could be
~ better satisfied with
the proper fitting Of
her daughters first
corset than in Rich
lmOnd'S Finest Corset
Shop. Our expert fit
tcrs are recognized all
over the state for
their excellence in fit
ting.
A first corset" for
young misses in pink
coutil, with elastic top
and medium skirt,
recon mcnded for
school and college
girls, is moderately
priced at $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Her Winter Uud25thiugs

THIS is an item of the school girls apparel
that should not be overlooked. So often
girls neglect their health when away from
home by leaving off their coats and hats on
bad weather days.
"Kayser" Knit Union Suits of lightweight cotton,
low neck, sleeveless models, in knee or ankle
length, flesh or white, $1.25.
"Kayscr' Italian Silk Boomers, with elastic at
top and bottom, flesh only, $3.9S.
"Kayser' Italian Silk Vests, Opera top or
Shoulder Straps, flesh only, $2.75.
Satin and Crepe de Chine Camisoles, trimmed
with ribbon straps, slip-ovcr models, S1.50.
Philippine Gowns and Teddies in Round OF. V
neck styles, with sprays Of embroidery in
front, 1926.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Comfy Slippers
$3.50

DJRING study hour
and while reading
in her dormitory room
these warm, comfort
able boudoir slippers
will provide an i'm
mcnse amount Of sat-
isfactiOn for the tired
student. They are OF
good duality felt, with
pOmpom in front, rib
bon run, and come in
Oxford, Rose, Purple,
Wine and Light Blue.
All sizes, $1.S0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
BROAD STREET AT FOURTH.
For the School and COLLEGE Girl
HerHat
1898

SATlN Hats for sports
sound their fitness
for the activities Of
school and college life.
These have soft,
crushed brims in a
most becoming Off
the-face model. Col
ors: Navy, Brown,
Gray and Black, S3.9S
and $4.3S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
College SzCeatey
$1,000

CHE can put her col
~ lcgc letter" on one
Of these Sweaters, for
they are just as good
as they could be
Made Of all wool, fas-
tening down the 'front.'
with rolled collar.
which may be fasten-
ed close to the throat
on real cold days: set
in pockets. Navy,
Black and Maroon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Boomers
$3.50

.R L all
. schools and col
leges now have COM
pulsory laws relative
to the physical well
fare of their students.
Which makes the low
price of these GYM
nasium boomers most
important just now.
They are made Of eX-
cellcnt quality satcen.
Sizes II to - years,
500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Her MILDLY
S1.05

nAUL JONES Mildly
[ Blouscs are worn
by school and college
girls all over the
United States because
they give such COM
fort and satisfaction.
y style
are these Of White
Galatea with navy
collar and cuffs, for
girls 14'O 20 years, at
$1.95. Silk MILDLY
Squares of Navy,
Black, Gold and Red,
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Her Coat
$500

Bolivia provides
= the Coat we recon-
mend for the school
and college, girl. 1t
gives warmth with
lightncss Of weight,
stylish individuality
at low cost. These
Goats have large col
lars Of Australian
Opossum, Nutria and
Raccoon. In Brown
and Gray.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
Sc REUNIRA EN- SAN SEBASTIAN
FL CONSEJO DE IA liGA De
LAS NAClONES

MADRID. JUNO 25--Hoy Sc
an3nci6 que la nr6xima junta del
Consejo de Ia Liga d. las Naciones
Sc reuuira en- San Sebastian el proXi
moames de Julio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
AGUILA! ENTIRE Materia este anunco
INVITACI0N

Cordialmentc invitamos a listed y su apre-
cable familia. a In Tertulia Y Bale que &C.
LIBRARIAN Los Trabajadores de Lavanderias
de San Antonio" Sucursal No. 65D Ia noche
dc hoy. Sabado 26 DC JUNO. a las S en- el
"Maccabee Hall. sito en- Ia esQuina de Main
Ave. Y Commerce St. tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26

Para libros en- espahol d~irijase I'd.
a iasCasa Editorial Lozano. 1fS North
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
LOS SINN FEINERS SON
ATACADOS EN- BANTRY
Sc intento hacer ALI
una San Bartolome por
los nacionalistas

EANTRY. Condado de Cork. lrlan-
da. JUNO 2J.-Anoche tuvo lugar aqui
ur motin p~roovcado por 10 que pare
cfa ser UNI serie de ataQues concer-
tados contra los Sim FcinerS. : du-
rante los cuales ocurri6 una muerte
y 81 incenG;o de var:as casas Y co..
mrrcios.
FL muerto era un joven de 20 amos
dc edad. de nombr1 Lornelio Crowley
Que fue ascs;nado en- su proPia cam"
DOE un honbre enmascarado. que on
scgu.ida nrendit fuego a c"mercio Y
hqbitaci6n de un comcrciante local
con ell que aquel t~rabajaba. Sc dice
Que tanto Crowley. como III patron
Gran prom.nenies Sim F'einers. OtTos
casos semeiantes Sc ragistraroA en-
yarias parties de Ia Ciudad. pero sin
que ocurrierdn muertes. pues los asai-
tantcs Sc coHCIetaron a saQuear las
h~abitacio7@S = maltratar a los inqui-
limos. que TN la mayoria de los casos
resultaron scr simpatiZadores de los
Sim TeineTs.
s. dice Que tambisn Sc intent6 in
cerdiar las IlendaS Y almaCeres on r!
rlueIie. Dor ser todoS los cmpleados
que allt ~t7abajan Sim Feiners. pero
tai cosa Sc logr6 evi:ar por Ia poiicia
Que acudit oportundmente a ese lu-
gar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
LA NACIONAllZAClON De LOS
RECURSOS NATURAleS
De SUEClA

ESTOCOLN1O. JUNO @5.-El gran
prorrama de decentralization del Par
lido locial-D emocratiCo. enuncia o
esta manana por 81 primer Minlstro
T.~anting. u funje de padrino, Sc
considera como I'm acontecimiento ma
cio,al Y generator de I'm nuevo par
tido polfticc pues al mismo tempo
que marca q deseo de los sociaistas
para las retormas ~nacionales. consti-
tuye tambisn una apologize pOr 81
fracaso pasldC Y IN llamado para que
Sc le irnrar-a Ia ayuda ]nacional en-
las pr6XimaS elecciones que pueden
zanzibar Ia ~estructura del Parlamcn-
10.
Suecia cs por ahora. IA dnica mo-
na"Guia Que tiene un gobierno socia-
!ista. que saiv1 su cxistencia recien-
tcniente al 10 permitir que Sc pu-
sierra a votaci6n el proyecto relative
a I'm impuastc communal.
Hoy Sc cOnsidcra dudoso 81 los IL
berales c~Lntinuaran apoyando a los
social!stas. no obstante que los prin-
cipaleS puntos de Ia plataforma com
prerden IA decentralization de las mi
mas de hierro. de los bosques Y de Ia
fuerza hidriuljca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
Sc HA RESTABLECIDO LA
~TRANQUILIDAD EN-
LONDONDERRY
Durante una semana Iucha-
ron en- las GALES, unions
tas y nacionalistas
81 nGmero de muertos habidos, Sc
c~aIcuIa en- II y ell de heridos %.

LONDONDERRY. JUNO @5.-Des-
rues de Grl semana de s~angrientos
successes dogarrolladoS en- esta cirdad.
parece que Ia calma ha vuelto, pues
durante 81 dia de hoy, no Sc reglstra-
ron ningunoE comhates en- las GALES
entire Unionlstas Y r~acionalistas. Los
ha"CoS y auchoS d" los ~establecl-
mientos comcrciales cbrierOn suS puer
tas Y algun trafico Sc not0 en- las
pr:rcIpales GALES. s" espera que tan
pronto como q publico cobre su con-
f!anZa, Ia vida normal de Ia ciuGad
Sc restablecera por complete, no obs
tante de Que las existencias &c viye-
res en- Ia Ciudad son escasaS y el ser
vicio de ga; Sc halla cast eXtinguido.
La lucha entire las facciones bell
ceramics pucde decirse Que termind
desde anoChc. pucs con exception de
uno que otro disparo aislado de ira
do-es o%cultcs. no sc ha vuelto d Ii
brar ningun encuentro, sin duda qui-
"a por 81 tenor de traerse Ia acci6n
de las fuerzas militares que han lie
cado 4 reforzar Ia guarnici6n de la
plaza.
En- II jurta que tuvo luGar aver,
de Magistrates de u Ciudad. el Ge-
neral CamDbc.i. jefe de las fuerzas
~i1g!esas envIadas a esta ciudad, do
srguridades de que 81 gobierno pro-
rcrcionrta suficicnteS tropas para Ia
protection dc los ~ciudadanos pactfi-
cos, habiendo eXpedi6o n prociGma
per Ia que c;sporc que O i aIuel
Cue sea encortrado con armas en- Ia
mdno. seri detenido Y castigado Sc
veramente.
Como resuitado de los conbatcs en-
n ciudad. So %abe cue Il personals
han muHrtC Y % So ~ancuentran heri-
das. Tn ~jovencito de diez amos result
Is herido ayer al es.ar VienG1 haCia
Ia Gale dcsde Ia ventana de 81 casa
y csta maT"Ua fue encontrado 81 cue
pc dc un ConIerciant" en- la caiic del
Obispo. FL citado comcrciante ACADIA
b. dc enviar un menSajea Su esposa.
participa .rio,c Que Sc encontraba sa-
no V salvo. cuando una bala hizo
hiaI.co en- 81 Y lc cause Ia muerte.
Los actos &c pillaje Y saqueo que
desc, el SriIner dia de desGrdenes
fCerOn muv rumerosos. aun Sc sigUen
cometiendo. principalmente por las
rucheS. Tales aCtos Sc llevan a CabO
por grupos de hohbrcs armados Y en-
mascarados que Sc ~presentan en- las
casaS de los unionistas Y de los ma
cionalistas irtimando Ia d~esocupa-
ciGn de elias a esas horas, approve
CGando Ia salida de las familias para
aOuea las n~abitaciones en- seGuida.
TT soldado ingies que. tom6 parte
en- IA guerra curopea. Y que ha s:io
testigo de los acontecimientos desa-
rrollados &quf. dice rue runca KID
ccsa iguai on Franc!a comparable con
IN Situacihn acuf.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
DIScUTIo Ell GABINETE Ell ALTO
cOSTO DE LA VIDA

MADRID. JUNO 2+-Durante Il
U celebr6 hoy Ell Gabinete
fu& ;discutido ampliamente el alto cos
10 de IA vida. en- vista de que los pre-
de muchos artfculos de primera
necesidad siguen subiendo en- Espaha.
no obstante que en- algunos otros pal
ses -europeos va a bajar,
cosa, que ha dado lugar a n gran
intrznquiIidad en- TODD e. RENO.
Las frutas Y los vegetables son los
lnicos artfculos que So consisuen IN
POGO. mas bagatos que antes. pero Ia
roma, V el caIzado siguen subiendo de
valsr a Desar de Ia Recommendation en-
que. Sc fijan los precios a que deben
~verxderse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
Los .Ianoneses ImDondran
ell Orden en- Vladivostok

SHANGHAI. China. JUNO Coon
motive del aseSinato de tres miembros
G.l gobicrno dc Eladivostok por SOL
GSdos de Semenoff. las autoridades
Japcnesas en- esa ciudad. han empeza-
do a hacer efectivas las enerEicas
disposicioncs dictadas con cl fin de
imponer Ell orden en- el puerto. seGun
dice IN despacho recibido hoy aquf.
Fntre las vfctimas de los hombres
de Semenoff. Sc cuentan dos MEM
bros de Ia conisi6n ruso-japonesa que
eSta investisando Ia situaci6n en- ST.
IBERIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
CABLES DE ESPANA
Seru;cio especial de LA PRENSA
FL CONSEJO DE LA LIGA De LAS NACIONES Sc REU-
MIRA EN- JULIO EN- SAN SEBASTIAN
Discutio Ell Gabinete Ell alto costo de la vida
OpOSICION A Ia EMISSION De
RONOS

MADRID. JUNO 2+-La mayoria de
los peri6dicoS Sc oponcn al proyecto
que hay para ernitir bonos por valor
de cuatrocientas mil pesetas a fin de
arbitrarse fonios para que los espa-
noles licven a cabo Ia cOmpra de la
Compania Trascontinental Alemana
de Electricidad.
Los citados peri6dicos Sc oponen a
esta idea porque considcran que no
es convenience que vaya 4 dar a Ale
mania tanto dinero, aSi que Espana
ofrcce tar buenaS p~erspectivaS de de
sarrolIO Industrial Y eXprcsan Ia duda
de que el Ministro de Hacienda per
mita que Sc haga dicha emission de
DoroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
Ell MATERIAL DE GUERRA
QUE HAN ENTREGADO
LOS ALEMANES
La reduction del armamento
y del equipo esta de acuer
do con ell tratado de paz

BERLIN. JUNO @5.-El Mayor Gierl.
AyUdante Gel Miuistro de Ia Defen-
81 Herr t;eSSler. ACADIA de info mar
a los corresponSales de la prensa en-
esta capital, que las m~un!ciones Y
eNistencias Dc material de guerra del
ejercito aleraan. SO hallan de %confor-
nidad coH los informcs rendidos y
con las estipulaciones del tratado de
paz. que ~especifica 81 nGmero exac-
10 de pleas de artillerfa. rifles. y
deras material : equipo qHe debe tie
ner e. cjarc;to de 100000 hombres de
.Alemania.
FL citadc Mayor ~revisando 81 infor
me cue mr"stra "a disposition de los
inmensos arsenales militares de Ale
mania. ia \ conocer 81 rGmero de
armas Y mInicioDes y equipo entire
-ado a los aIiados o destrufdo de a
cuerdo con o. tratado de paz. figuran
do entire las cifras PARTICIPATES. las ST.
Euientes:
Pleas do artilleria. 4O.S0O: ametra-
lladoras. $500. rifles Y carabinas
i.+G7. Geo; tuhos lanza-bombas. $500:
cartuchos para rifle. l22. 900. 600: Cra-
nadas de art:nerfa. IS. 900. 900: Crana-
das de mano. 1000. 900. e. Mayor agre-
50 Que So habian destruido 4O.6SO to-
nela6as de p"lvora Y 5S.I4O toneladas
dc otros explosives.
Para Hires en- espanol d~iriiase I'd
a Ia Casa Editorial o-.oo 11e No-4L
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
va Sc nonbr6 Embaisdor
de Francia en- Alemani.a

PARIS. JUNO c5.-Charles Lau-
rent ha siio nombrado Embajador
frances en- Berlin, de conformidad con
Ia decision dc Ia Conferencia de Bou
logne. segin anurci6 hoy aquf. ell
Miristerio az Relaciones Exteriores.
Herr Won Mayer. el Encargado de
Ncgocios lie Alenania en- esta ca
pital notified por su parte al Gobier-
no frances. due el nombramiento de
Laurent erl del TODD satisfactorio al
Eohierno teut6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
LOS N~ACIONALISTAS Sc
ENCUENTRAN CERCA DE
CO~NSTANTINOPLA
Una fuerza de Mustafa kemal
d~esembarco a II millas de
la capital otomana
Los turcos Sc rehusan a t!rnar ei
tratado. ST Sc les quita ssm'rna'
A~drianopoIis o Ia Traeia
Oriental.

LONDRGS, JUNO 25.-Una fuerza
del ej4rcitc n~acionalista turco que
mands Mus;afa Renal Baja. Ia cru
zado el Ma: dc Marmara Y desembaF-
a Ell suclo euroPeo. segun a'ce
up daspacho procedente de Constan-
tinopla. SesUn parece, el proposlIo
de esa fuarza al pasar q terrltoflo
erroreo no es otro que el de atacar
Ia capital raIsulmana. pues c! punto
do dssembarco fue en- kutchuk-Iche
komaie. que Sc halla a - milla> al
cestc de Constantinopia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
IA CoRRlDA DE TOROS A 8ENE
FICIO DE Ia PRENSA

MADRID. JUNO 24.-Dice un tele-
Srana procedente de Barcelona, que
Ia corrida de toros 4 beneficio de Ia
Association de n prensa tendra We
~rificarivo 81 proximo domingo Y for
mara parte del progama de las fies-
;as organizadas con motive de la visi-
Il DE los reyes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26

CONSTA\TINOPLA JUNO 25.-Lh
6~-leeaci6n d. pa2 turca en- Paris. ha
recibido instruciones de IntormeF d
Ia conferenci;. de paz de que el 60
bierno de Turquia Sc rehusara terml-
paltcmen;e . firmar cualquier irata-
10 de paz cue privc 4 Turquia del
distrito de Esmirna. Adrianpolis o Ia
Tracia Oriental
Por 10 dcmas. segun Sc dice, el 60
hlcrno otomano convene en- aceptar
las demAs ~limitaciones territoriales
fijadas por la entente Y los otroS ter
minos dc paZ en- 10 principal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26

Para Iibros en- espa6ol d~iriiase I'd.
a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano. t1s North
Sta. Rosa Ave-, San Antonio. Texas.
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CAMPANA CONTRA LAS RA
TAS EN- EAGLE PASS

EAGLE PASS, Texas. JUNO 2+.-Co
mo una Media precautoria contra Ia
epidemic de peste bub6nica y otras
Intermediates Sc ha iniciado aQuf n
activa camapaha contra las ratas. a
~iniciativa del DIR. Charles Tarver. Di-
rector del Conjeso de Salubridad de
"a ciudad.
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pirijase toda Ia Correspondence re-
iat1va al periodico al Director.
SR. IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
40 n. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.

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N 1913. NJ che Pest Office n San Anto-
mic, Texas. under tbs Act OF March O.
1915
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6oIshcviki Refugees overrunnine East
 Prussia

Warsaw. Aug. 2S-Owing to tine soviet Finnish peace treaty, thousa nd, of Reds are being transferred to the Polish front.
 The Bolsheviki who have escaped the Polish armies are so overrunning the East Prussian frontier that the German military authorities have call ed out extra border forces to prevent further crossings.
 It is estimated here that 20,Ooo Reds have crossed the frontier at several places but many of them were driven back by the Germans. The German troops fired on the Reds, driving them back into Poland. where thousands of the refugees are gradually being sur rounded by the Poles.
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shape" before leaving them. or paused to permit themselves to be photo- sraphed or to answer the numerous questions of the eager crowd of spec tators gathered around them.
 The fiyes were plainly pleased by the warmth of their reception and amia. ply submitted to the numerous introducti9ns, handshafings and ques- tioning to which they were subjected.
 Capt Street. informed the Nugget representative that every one of the eight members of the expedition were delighted with their success in accom- plishing the long and dificnlt journey from the Atlantic coast.
 I've consider our flight has accom- pfshed what was believed to be :m-
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possible" he said.
 Describing the trip across Alaska he said the weather had been lr"re o; it ss unfavorable most of th way Their passage across the States and :anada had also been hesnt with N eather difficulties and seven day were lost before the planes reached Saskatoon. Saskatchewan. Further time WIS lost during their difficult and dangerous passage of the Rockies, and further delays were caused hy an ac- cident to his plane at Prince George. I-eaky gus tanks on tho remaining planes also retarded the expedition.
 The actual flying time of the ex-
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Four Planes Land in Nome Monday Evening: Three Hundred Mile Trip From Ruby in 3 hrs 15min Flyers Given Housing Welcome by
 Nome Populace

The great army air flight from New York to Nome was successfully com pleted Monday evening with the ar rival at Nome of the four airplanes comprising the expedition shortly be- fore p. m.
 Flying low to escape the heavy cloud masses filling the upper air, the planes came isrcaidng up from the eastern horizon about 5:2O and. after passing over the town in series of spectacu- lar circles. swung over the landing field at Fit Davis and decended safely amid the tumultous cheers of the crowd gathered along the west bank of Nome River opposite the landing field.
 Practically everyone in the city watched the thrilling spectacle as the flyers turned and circled above the field before sweeping downward to make their landing and cheer after cheer went up from the throng as the
 
 other at intervals of four or five min- utes.
 Plane No. 4. piloted by Lieutenant Ross Kirkpatrick. with Master Eec- tIdcian Sergeant Jas. F.. English as observer, was the first to touch the earth ats5:35 p. m. After swinging over the field in a series of may loops, the plane suddenly swooped downward from the eastern end of the field and came to halt after short run along the hard packed roadway running across the landing place. The de- scent was accomplished without the slightest difficulty and the plane tax jed scarcely more than hundred feet before coming to rest. Progress was scarcely stopped before the machine
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Warsaw Aug. 97 Fresh Bolshe- wiki forces released from service on the Finnish frontier ds q result of the recent nrmisiict agreement between Finland and Soviet Russia are being E gashed coward Grodno in an endeavor t" head off the Polish Advances and if possible, to rescue the many th0ls- ands of the Red army now hemmed in ny the Poias along the German border according to an official General Starf statement.