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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13
EsPEcTAeukolsss i. PARA. N HOY

Luna.-Estreno de Ia bonita revista
titulada, "Un Experimento que Sc pue-
de Hacer CON uH Huevo,'', en- un reel, y
una comica por Lucas titqladarts Con
Rumbo' q Pique", y les acompahan los
tal". - = - e. :. 80 ~.
Mahans mana Nesiaaass Nessiassgs Etsrp6. b rp; >; a
episode die y z, de e5SEgIsP FL sPelligFo elpy De u ss7
creto". - -. i-.p Il. ...s,.s',. 81
victoatya Card --iEpfod q 1911 10
del i'Peligro de un Secretop !, y .ell dra-
ma en- $, actos titulado, ''Nilda,''tn.i 3
Tres Banderas.7Dos episodes de
''itLa Lucha por los Milloneso.
Real.-Episodios y 6 de la For
tuna Fatap', "Hasta los Perros Me
Ladran" y "iQuieres ser mi media
Naranja 2"
Monte Carlo.-"C "Coraz6n de Martir''
" un' episodio de la Mano Vengado-
RAJ.
Puerto Rico.-"El Disparo Misterio-
GUTIERREZ. xzfinflaxz
so''.
Imperial. Episodes i, 2 y de Gel
Reino Secreto'.
s ma.-Episodios II Y IL de "sEl
Honbre de- Ia Media Noche. y una
Hc6nlica, @ la.e.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13

sa4AA
E csmft A. Hsrtae..i ~ sssll@ n
Ayss. ecurds Ilesas q sl~ss. u mae.
sts. oltims ~ a. Casarsaa a. az q
a. h tArls. = assAlt a. uaFsuuns. gus.
nsae 40 ~ tNPARaAL - - sai.
tidn 81 ll. hkl.R $40 sllFnlanas dsa
lafstsNmA- puf 80 hhl,rsss sspaiso ~.
xar q efean Eyss taraa. II swcunri-
aszAri6n ari nrusrae fus aohiae q lat
bfuiekint p1odacidas pur al tusEun.
sisa. IRA iAsainn aeDaf a. Oar eass
Tan atEAycais nsmsre y h Cumisi6n,
couscnCidA as eilo y q ppaAr a. lss
diAcultHaps qus ha teaiae qae abOranr.
ha acoranae ncsAFao q sfecso.
los cue pncEeHtrn cHFroEns con op-
cian q pEeInio. tendrkn cue notihcaFlo
aEi. nutes O. las u m. del lunes, Hl
Pmsidonfe del comits sefior Todd. Es
requisite Indispensable.
M desfile tersninan& an Il Hip6dro-
mo y slli un juradO otorgara 50 ve-
redicto para los premiOs.
Fl juradO se reserva el denecho de
no adjudicar premiOs. 81 a "a juiciO
las earrOzas presentadas no 10 mere
cen.
Fl teTminar el paseO q las 6. es pa
ra que no sc quite realce nj iltimO bai-
le de mascaras que Sc llevara a efec-
to en- el Casino EspahOl el martes pOr
la nOche. lf
En- el asuntO del Hotel condado, res
pectO a la no asisteneia de Ia Reina
y las Dannas de Honor al bale del
martes, la Comision del carnaval apro
b6 la conducta seguida por Su Ma
jestad, que fue correctisima, pues di-
chO hotel no paso invitaci6n nj a ella
nj los miembros del Comite, toman-
do el asunto-dicen-mas por el'ladO
comercial que social.
FL Hotel Palace y los centros socia-
les, todos, han pasado invitacion la
Reina y los miembros del Comite.
ESQ es todo y la Comision nos en-
carga hacerlo pGblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13


Anamaaai.s sr as.unirsNa ~ - s'suss
narssa" asl smnns F.lAs- - fsn.
osasa. nmsiwns p runsahsfea 81 Esp.
Hmlan Al Aixziunules sAaraa, seaa
ana1Ma Enatauf v - asmossEHrsas
- uns n el.npea,HAAA puf ri sssulss
=, slsnssls A. ~ Hsplssiea. 81 esHAsl
~ E0mHari& ezssunl4nea. 80 u ans
Mrso - 5nea a. h oeas a. nlnlritr
a. Snn susn. aanas b. asinas im.
parndrassx Fscagsde g. sn hAha ~.
ssllrsae ar1unclan y "a mas alsn -.
tina . 81 taiuuis pzasalaFimao an ls
diilrn niss6A ae impnH&lr cumrslidr
jusllrla q aztiafncci6n a. toaoas no.
mrm15s hirn nssrciae q qsirn por Nus
ercspciunnlss cunliaaaes ~ q desun.
prho a. nns deiicaaaE funciones hA -
bido eaplMrue Ia comhnnEa abaolutn
Del Gobiesnp gae le exAltd II earEo,
a respsto DE- ios litiEAntss y q afee-
q franco y decidido de saH cOmpnle-
ros los aboEndos.
Ia presidencia del bshQnete Ia oca-
pGKa sl agaxajadO hnespsd sehor Te-
xidOr. y a derscha isquisraA el pre-
sidente del ColegiO De Abogados sehOF
Mufoz Morales y los Jueces del Su-
premo del TOro y Aldrey. Hernandez
Lopez, Attorney General, sehOr Mes
tire y Jneces del Supreme WOolf y Hut
/. Gibson. Los otros eOmensales, Juez
campillo, Barcel6, Alvarez Nava, Huy
ke. Brown, Felih, LlOrens-TOrres, Sar-
miento, Berea. Suau, Martinez Dsvi-
Ia, Aeuha Aybar. Diaz cpllazO, Mon
serrat Jr., MuiiOz Jr., Suliveres, Guz-
man Benitez Juan, Juez Santos, Fis-
cal Figueras, Guerra, Benjamin, Gar
cia Cuervo, Iriarte, QuihOnes, Rami-
rez Santibafiez, Blondet, Martinez San
tana, Martinez Alvarez, AgostO, Abe
la Bast6n, TrujillO, Gull y Marrero.
EI acto result6 un verdadero exito
en- todas sus manifestations y por
clio hay que felicitar a la eomision or
ganizadora del homemade, que la COM
ponfan los abogados sefores Berga,
Suau y Martinez-Davila.
Despues de los postres el senOr Ber-
ga que actuaba de toast master,
anunci6 a los caballerOs encargados
de hacer los brindis En- primer ter
mino Hernandez Lopez para ofrecer
el banquete q nornbre de sus compa-
Ineros, despu6s el Juez del Toro, mas
luego Alvarez Nava al que lie siguio
Barcel6, y en- ultino termino el ho-
menajeado senior Texidor.
Todos los oradores estuyieron la
altura de 50 preclaro talento VI Il
|elecci6n de los mismos no pudo taber
|sido mas acertada; reseHar los belIos
~ altos pensamientos que ALI Sc eplis
tieron serfa harto prolijo dentro de
la brevedad que requiere esta croni-
ca. Los discursos fueron breve pero
4 a a
llenos de conceptos1 hermosos e ms
pirados EN- una francafy leal cordia-
lidad professional para el agasajado.
Ell ,Lcdo. Hernandez Lopez, con la
suprema elocuencia que le distingue
hizo brillante peroracion v todos los
oradores recibieron nluy justas mues-
tras de aprobaci6n en- sus conceptuo-
sas frases, mereciendo mencion espe-
cial Ell gran orador Alvarez-Nava.
Merecido ell acto tributado al ex-juez
" distinguido letrado sus companeros
han demostrado que saben hacer JUS
ticia los que cumplen con su deber
y ESQ hizo siempre el culto funciona-
rio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13
COMERCIAL

Nos informan los sefiores Rodriguez
HermaEos- que han compradO a don
Manuel Pazos el establecimiento co.
merciaI que giraba en- esta plaza ba-
10 Ell hombre de ia Ciudad Condal''
Y que continuaran los nislnos aegocios
de la anterior firma. III
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13
PUEDEN vIAJAR

81 Gobernador INFERNO ha expedido
ell signfente pasaporte:
Para Cuba al senior Bautista Cor,
ties. de Ponce.
Tambien ha expedido tarjeta de iden
tiicaci6n al senior Juan Zapata. de San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13
MODESTO GOTAY
Bazaar v Sastreria

Cristo 20.
Sc layan y planchas traies de caba-
lleros y faldas de casimir.
Sc hacen a Ia medida. cOntando con
maestro intc!igcs.tc de larga expe-
riencia.
Mande su traie para prepararselO
seguida.
PreciOs ecOn6micos.
Cristo 20.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13
AUN TENEMOS

! Casas de campaaa de OficiaIes pi-
ramidaIes, a $500.
BadIes militares, de libra, prOpiOs
para camarOtes. i $500.
Camisas fnas. cueIl0s, corbatas, "a
patOss capas para Sras.. chinelas. etc,
etc.
Lo que I'd. necesite pidalO
Rodriguez HnOs.,
San Jose 2, Telefono 419.
San Juan, P. X.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13

Miguel Portell, eAsunei6n lopez, Da-
milan Montsefrat, Maria Suro, Maria
Montserrat, Joaduina Suro, Fernando
Rodriguez, Enrique Font, Segundo AL.
varez, Desiderfa Arribas, Maria Canals,
Carmen Canals, Antonio Pavia, Pedro
Arsuaga, Santos Lubillaga, jose Egden
Rafael Fabian, Maria Fabian y Car
men Rojo. sli'l KY 71e l''3s
Luis Fernando, Bartolome Estela,
Antonio Garayalde, Saba Ghaouche, Ri
cardo Vald6s y Placido Castill6n.
Jose Huerta, Leonardo Fernandez,
Candido vazquez, Manuel M6ndez, Elias
Bardales, Pedro Rosell6, Jose Rosell6
Policarpo Camarero, Evarista Juan, Ri
carda Camarero, Aurelia Camarero,
Francisco Camarero, Desiderio CANA
rero, Gregoria Camarero, Antonina Ca
narero, Mariana Camarero y Alfonso
Madrinan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13
REFoRMAs EN-. UNA FARMACIA-

REFORMAs EN-. UNA FARaIACIAs
La Farnacia de Sucesores de Domin-
go Peraza Ca, en- Santurce, que
tiene al frente al Lcdo.. e. Z. Cata-
rineu, ha sido objeto de grandes re-
formas, que la hacen hoy una de las
mejores del poblado. Anexa ella Sc
ha establecido una oficina postal, es-
tando a cargo del mismo senior Cata-
rineu. Deseamosle buenos negocios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13
Ell CADAVER DEL JoVEN
RAMON SOLER

Ell vapor Ponce, que entrara en-
puerto esta tarde a las 5, conduce los
restos, mortales del joven Ramon So
Ter Catala, de cuyo reciente fallecimien
to en- Jos Estados Unidos dinlos cuen-
ia op6rtunamente.
81 eadaver sera condhcido desde ell
muelle No. / al cementerio de esta
ciudad, en- donde recibira sepultura.
q Para sus restes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13
iAhKILILo Muruo

-Bntradas e fehfero 10, 1920 Enri
que Sanchez prtesa, Bayam6nf Fran
cisco Noa Libra, $Bn Juan; Nicolas
strange Fertiihde7l San Juan; Juan
julia Pastaiier, San Sebastian; Juan
Ferrer Rivera, Santurce. 4
|02 Salidas.-- Ana NJ. Vicente Aguayo,
tSahturcec iAmbrosio Lameiro ROdrf-
guez, Caguas; Manuel. Perez Argiielles,
Carolina J Angel EcheTarrfa Anten-
kehea, San yJuan. sss:assssA = =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13
PROCLAMA DEL GOBERNADOR II
TERINO DE PUERTO RICO

La siguiente resoluci6n adoptada pOr
la Junta Insular de Elecciones, en- Sc
sion celebrada el 13 de febrero de 1920,
queda por la presente aprobada
sRes0Iuci6sl dispOlsielldO que los Pre-
sidentes dc las JusttGs Locales dc
elecciones d sns substitutes debida-
meRte GatorizGdos b en- ejercioio fr-
mGfdn los certifcados de inscription.
ePOR CUANTO, la Secci0n "A de la
Ley Electoral de Puerto Rico en- vigor
dispone que los certificates de inscrip-
ci6n seran expedidos en- la forma que
Iia misma indica
sPoR CUANTO, dicha ley no dispone
NADIA respecto a la firma de los certifi-
cados de ese modo expedidos; y
.P0R CUANTO. para fines de segu-
ridad identification Is necesario que
,dichos certifcadOs sean debidanente fir
mados y que algllna persona D perso
mas Sc les haga cargo de, Y Sc les fije
ID responsabiIidad de fivmar los mis-
mos
"POR TANT0, resu6Ivese por Ia Jun
ia Insular de Elecciones de Puerto
Rico: -
"Seccion IL. Que los Presidentes de
las Juntas Locales de EIecciones sns
sustisutos debidamente. autorizatlos y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13
ExAMENEs LIBRES y DE orosI

Capataz de Carretera.
Chauffeur.
Collector de Rentas Internas.
COmputadOr.
COntadOr de LibrOs (NegOciado de
Materiales, Imprenta y Transporter
Dactil6graf0.
Delineante Arquitect6nicO.
Delineante Auxiliar Arquitect6nicO.
Delineante Aprendiz Arquitectonico.
Delineante TOpograficO. cf5
Delineante, Auxiliar TopOgrafic0.
Encargado del Museo tDepa artamento
de Agricultural Y ,Trabajo.) ti,
Enfermera Graduada.
Escribiente dc. Primer Grade. si
Escribiente de SegundO Grade.
Eseribiente de Tereep Gfado.
Eseribiente encargadp de allt0m6yi-
les tDepartamento del Interfor).
,Escribiente, RegistrOs de la Propie-
dad.
. Examinador para conceder licencias
de automobiles.
Guardia de Females. 7fH kEGf Il
Heli0grafo.
eIngeniero Civil 5Auxiliar.
Inspector de Agricultural.
Inspector Anxiliar de Agricultnra.
Inspector de Alimentos de Drogas.
Inspector de Construction de Edifi,
clos. = ''s's r .
Inspector Adxiliar de Construction
de Edificios.
Inspector de Contadores de aqua, gas
y el6ctricos.
Inspected de Contribuciones sobre
Ingresos.
Inspector de Obras Pdblicas.
Inspector Auxiliar de Obras Ptibli-
cas-.
Inspector de Pesas Y Medidas.
Inspector de Gimnasia Milicia.
Inspector VeterinariO.
Investigator de Cuentas s7tt
Investigator del Trabajo.
Maestro de Albanilerfa.
Maquinista (Obras P6blicas).
Matrona. s-s
Mensajero (Tercer Grado) i.
M6dico visitante, Carceles de Dis
trito.
Nivelador. 81
Operator (Transitman).
Policfa Capataz.
Portacinta. ~
Portamira.
Practicante. 4.s Il
Reparador de Lfneas (Tel6grafo In
suIarl.
Serene. N,
Sobrestante. ;ss
Sobrestante Auxiliar.
Superintendent, Escuela de; Bene,
ticencia para Ninos. sss,,s
superintendente, ManiGomio Irha.e
lar.
Superintendent Auxiliar. ManicomEo
Tnsular.
Taqufgrafo.
TasadOr Agente de Rentas Inter
mas. Fss
Telefonista.
Ielegrafsta.
Estos examenes Sc verificaran en-
San Juan, Ponce, Mayagiiez, Arecibd.
Humacao, Guayama, AguadilIa ! Vie
lues el dfa 20 de mario de 1920, con
objeto de obtener elegihles para GU
3rir las Tacantes que pudiera ocurrir
N los referidos 0ficios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13

|, PoR LAS OFIGRSAS. PUBLIGAS9 ,
Notas de- bepartamento de Educaci6n
III Conlsionad9 de- Instruction ha
Enombradp al senor' AlejandrO Rodri-
guez par lel eaEgeade professor desinzs
giles EN- N0ca ga
! Los prof Luis Verges " Pa
bio Defendini hkn.S dendAeiados por
libelo ante la eorte de distrito de Gua-
yama..
Ell Comisionado de instruction ha
nombrado la profesora Alice P. FIRE.
derrick para ocupar un cargo en- la al
ia escuela de Caguas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-13
LOS PAskJEROs DEL

~ Us @H2Jll ~ "MONTEVIDEOs
nn,, ..riiA naAlnlnirH yitIAi aLl q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-23

Lithuanians Deny Colluslon
London. July 23.--(By, a. Pile
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POLES HEROICALLY
MEET FOES DRIVE

Warsaw, July 90 (delayed) .-tBy A.
P.)-The Polish front is holding i'm E
mediately south Of Pripet and in Pelia.
but further south breach IN the line
effected by Bolshcvik cavalry IL re-.
ported. according to today's official
communiquc, which reads:
Fighting continues cast of Grodno
in the region of Szcznozyn. To the
south our troops. according to plan.
retired from Baranovitchi, aad are re
pulsing Bolshcvik attacks.
South of the Pripct and in Polcsia
we have thrown back the enemy. The
struggle is growing more violent in tn,
vicinity of Dubno.
"A division of enemy cavalry, profit
ing by our weakness. attacked our posi-
tions near Woloczysj and Frydry
chowka. throwing in a great quantit,
Of artillery and five armored trains
The enemy attacked five times. but II
was hcroically repcllcd by the Fifty.
third Regiment of infantry. Hcay,
losses occurred on both sides.
To the southwark the enemy sue
cccded in crossing the river Zbrucz nca,
Sidorow, where the battle Is progress
ing.
Bitter attacks continue uninter
ruptedly along the Styr river line"
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flicting severe losses upon the enemy.
North and south Of Baranovitchi sta
tion we captured several trains with
locomotives. and an armored train.
"Our troops drove the Poles from
Dubno. and, developing our success. we
engaged the enemy seven to sixteen
miles southwest of Dubno.'
One of the papers prints news pur-
ported to have been received by the
| British Foreign Office. which says the
Bolshevik right wing has occupied
Sciny, northwest Of Grodno, and about
thirty miles from the nearest point of
the German frontier. The Bolshevik
capture of Gr0dno is confirmed. and the
Reds are also reported TO have taken
Bielostok. 40 miles from Warsaw.
while in the south they have entered
eastern Galicia.
The Polish ministry has been intrust
ed to extreme radicals with the idea
IL is said, that such government would
be better able to make terms with the
invaders. 1t is stated that preparations
are being made for the evacuation Of
Warsaw.
One fear expressed is that IL the
frontier of Germany, a Spartacan or
monarchist uprising there would be in
cvitablc. either of which. they say,
would be- equally fatal to the reconstruc-
ton of Europe.
Papers which have been consistently
listrustful of the Germans forcscc that
the military party of Germany not only
would find in such case an excuse for
further delaying reduction Of the Reichs-
wehr and disbandment of the civil
guard. but would secure direct line
of communication with Russia and make
itself master of the Bolshcvik organiza-
ton and Russia herself.
"If this plan is carried out" says
the Daily Mail. Russia would become
n German colony and all her vast wealth
and man power would be at Gcrmanys
disposal. The Allies would have lost
the peace after winning the war"
The Daily News. which is not un-
friendly to the Bolshcviki. says the Sc
riousncss is not less because of the fact
that eastern Germany is full of arms
and ammunition dumps to be surrcn-
dered to the Allies. These finally will
be available for Poland il she is in
vaded, but supposing East Prussia is
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WILL STOP OUTRACES,
PREMIER DECLARES

London, July 23.-tBy A. P.)-I'rc-
nier Lloyd George told a deputation of
the parliamentary committee Of the
trades union congress today that he was
anxious to see the Irish question settled
on basis acceptable to the majority
OF the Irish people. The premier dis
ctsSed with the men for an hour and
half the outcome of the special trades
union congress called early in July to
consider labor attitude on the Irish
question.
Mr. Lloyd George declared the gov
ernment was not afraid to accept q
truce. but that it could not permit overt
outrages and murders. 1t was pre-
pared to go a long way to letting Ire
land manage her own affairs. il the
necessary assurance was forthcoming.
ne SAID lie suggested that labor use
1ts influence to obtain a settlement.
!, regret to say that Parliament and
re kingdom must brace itself to face n
oitter period in Irish history. as de-
termined and organized attempt will be
made to establish an Irish republic by
means OF murder and intimidation. ." do.
CIar"d Sir Hamar Greenwood, chief
secretary for Ireland. in the course of
o.bate on Irish affairs in the House
OF commons today. lie appealed To nil
parties and crecds to SuDpOrt thc p6v.
eminent. and predicted the situation
would become worse than at present,
Inc attempt to form a republic in
ireland viii not be abandoned without
struggle. the chief secretary sn;J
ont 1t can no defeated by united de-
.eimination OF all parties and all crceds
o,"luteiN 10 oppose savage methods and
r., reserve ,T their natural right to decide as
tp,n 10 /
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-23

invaded" asks the newspaper, ''is It
so certain the Bolshcviki won't get
them?"
Paris. July 23.-iBS \. PD-Afar-
shal Foch will not go to Warsaw un-
less the report of the French and Brit
ish missions now on route indicates the
necessity of his presence and subcoucnt
developments show that military mid
by the Allies is required to prevent the
Bolshcviki from ovcrrunning Poland, il
was learned today.
The newspapers today comment on
the seriousness of the situation of
Poland and emphasize tho Importance
of the allied mission to that country.
THE Journal expresses the fear that the
mission will arrive too late The Petit
Parisicn declares that France and Eng :.
land will furnish arms and munitions
to Poland, which has sufficient man-
power of it's own. Other newspapers
demand that immediate measures to aid
Poland be inaugurated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-23
NO HELP FOR POLAND
THROUGH GERMANY

Berlin, July 23.-CBy A. PD-Doc-
tor Simons, the foreign secretary.
speaking before the foreign affairs com
mittcc of the .Rcichstag. declared that
in the event the Entente contemplated
the dispatch OF troops. through Ger
many. for the aid of Poland. Germany
would vigorously protest.
A note Of the attitude of Germany
in the Russian Polish crisis was pre-
scnted at Paris Wednesday. The Ger
man declaration Of neutrality in this
crisis. said the minister. was proof that
the country was at peace with both
Russia and Poland and could not assist
in the plans Of the Allies for the aid OF
Poland.
Germany. continued Doctor Simons.
would protect her frontiers against the
troops of both bcligerents. and ANY
forces violating this order would be dis
armed.
Vorwaerts says that Germany is re
enforcing her troops on the frontier.
The newspapers today state that the
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WdrsdIU Sends Peace
Plea to BOLsheUiki
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
about to the limit of bcarable taxation,
the chief political issue recently having
been growing and organized demand
for the reduction of the governments
expenditures.
Outlook Is Menacing
The Polish outlook appears menacing
to commentators in toiay's papers. Po-
land is not only extremely hard pressed
by the Bolshevik armies, they say. but
her territory is invaded. Emphasis il
laid on the danger to the peace of all
Europe, and the anti Bolshevik papers
see in the Soviet army's advance a de-
termination to destroy Poland.
The capture of Dubno was announced
in Thursdays o1scial statement from
Moscow. received by wireless.
The Bolsheviki also have taken the
railway town of Slonim. seventy miles
southeast of Gr2dno. and twenty five
miles west of Baranovitchi, the state
Inent says. The communique reads:
''In the direction of Volkovitz our
advance Is continuing successfully along
both banks of the Niemen.
"On Tuesday we captured Slonim, in-
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Sd INTERNATIONAL OPENS
Speaker Says American Bourseoisie'
Broke Principles OF Democracy

Moscow, July 20.-(By A. PD--
Niklolai Lcnine, premier of Bolshevik
Russia G. s. Zinovieff. Bolshcvik gov
ernor Of Pctrograd, and NJ. Kalinin
were the principal speakers al. the
opening session of the congress of the
Third Internationale at Pptrograd Mon
day. The sessions. at which fifty one
countries are represented, tomorrow Will
be transferred to the Kremlin palace at
Moscow.
One of the crucial matters discussed
was the question of admitting repre-
sentativcs of the Socialist parties, which
recently abandoned the Second Inter
rationale. According to NJ. Xinovief.
the German Independents and the
French Socialists vii be required to do
somc house cleaning"
NJ. Tinovicff also attacked the Amer
ican democracy for ''its persecution OF
all entering tho ranks of revolution by
way of tho Third Internationale.r
The American bourgeoisic." he said.
''has laid aside it's constitutional guar
antees and broken the principles Of its
much vaunted democracy. 1t has defined
its real position" "
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government has asked the Allies for
authorization TO send troops to the
plebiscite areas as measure Of pro-
lection against the Bolsheviki. The
Soviet representatives in Berlin to-
day denied that the Bolshcviki planned
to invade Germany.
Paris, July 23.--(By A. P.)-The
German peace delegation here has asked
the supreme Council for authorization
to re.cnforce the troops in eastern
Prussia with volunteers and to occupy
Maricnwerdcr and Allenstcin. where
the. recent plcbiscitcs gave large ma
jority in favor Of German sovereignty.
The Germans say that more troops
are necessary to defend the frontier
against eventual incursions by the Boil
sheyiki.