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The Washington herald., 1920-08-14
american Policy to Speed Downfall
Of BoLsheUikj Declares Ambassador
Francis Who is Visiting in CAPITAL

conferred with Hugh Gibson, Ameri-
can minister to Poland, just as the
latter was leaving for New York
to take ship for the return to his
post. The Polish minister urged
u 1t every possible means should
be employed to bring about the
shipment of supplies to the Polish
army and population.
Gibson said he could make no
statement as to what the United
States could do, or should do. until
after he has reached Europe and
has conferred with French officials
and Americans who have been in
close touch with the situation. He
will sail from New York today on
the Adriatic, going by way of Paris
and Vienna. where he will await
advices before proceeding to the
Polish capital, which may have been
removed from Warsaw by the time
he reaches Paris
The Washington herald., 1920-08-14
.DRYS WANT us.
TOBUY UP RUM
Urge Purchase of 50,000,-
600 Gallons IT'LL Being
Held In Bond.
public Ledger service.) }

Purchase by the United States
government of all the whisky still
held in bond will be proposed by
the drys in the near future in order
to put stop to what they term
irregular methods in Withdrawals
now being made, according TO a
statement made yesterday by Err
nest H. CherringtOn, secretary OF
the World League Against Alco-
holism and ono or the IeadeIs in
the Anti-Saloon League.
The amount Of whisky stsl In
bond is estimated to total about
5o,oo0,0oo gallons, and even IL pur-
chased at cost price would cost the
government practically as many
dollars. The drys, however, con-
tend that with the whisky in the
hands Of the Federal authorities
the enforcement of the prohibition
laws would be made much easier
and more economical than at the
present time
7 believe the government should
purchase the entire remaining stock
OF liquor at a fair cost price and
hold it for medicinal and sacra-
mental purposes" said CherTington.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-14
SUICIDEPACT
LAIDTOGIRL
Cousin Of J. Ford Thompson
Declares His Relative
Dreaded Death.

The death of his cousin, ]. Ford
Thompson, followed a deliberated
suicide suggestion by Mary Sheer
niger, the 16-year-old girl whose
body was found close to that of the
52-year-old man near EF1mitsburg
Nd, Thursday, was the belief ex-
pressed yesterday by Thompson
cousin, DR.. J. Lawn Thompson. 1888
Twentieth street northwest.
In the meantime Sheriff w. E
Wertenbaker. of Frederick County
is investigating incidents which
took place previous to the discovery
of the dead man and girl.
Letters written by the girl to
Thompson will undoubtedly reveal
the nature OF the friendship be-
tween the two, and perhaps may
indicate that suicide had been pre-
viously contemplated.
Think Inquest Unnecessary.
Sheriff Wertenbaker said last
night that he believed the deaths
were the result of a suicide pact.
He declared that the States Attor-
rcy ard the Emmitsburg coroner
have decided an inquest unneces-
sary.
Il think the girl suggested sui
eide to Ford" said DR.. Thompson
IF Ford was under the influence of
liquor at the time, it would not have
been difficult for the girl to con-
vince him that the death of both
would possibly permit their union
in the next world since they could
NOT be together here.
Peculiarly of Race.
I'm my opinion, it was a death
pact. 1t is a known fact that Ger
man girls have a peculiar propen-
sity for suicide. l think Miss Sheer
niger, being of German extraction.
conceived the idea and then sug-
gested it to Thompson. Further, 1
believe both deaths were by suicide,
simultaneously executed.
No one could make me believe
Thompson killed the girl. knew
Ford too well. Although he was a
man of the world, he never would
have harmed a young girl Of 16."
DR.. Thompson explained that he
himself was the only one to whom
Ford Thompson had ever spoken
concerning the girl.
Dead Man Magnetic.
Ford Thompson, DR.. Thompson
said. had unlimited money since he
was a boy of IA. He denied his
cousin contemplated suicide but
said, instead, he dreaded death. Dr..
Thompson declared the incident in
which Ford Thompson played a part
some years ago. when he entered a
haTT0nD0 told
taken biChloride of mercury, and
asked for an antidote, was only A
joke perpetrated on the bartender,
5 became known almost Immediate
ly after the incident
MARY was just very good
country girl, raised in the strictsst
manner by her parents" Mrs. Slagie
said. She lived with them in
Waynesboro, Pa, but came down
here TO help me at the hotel dur
ing the summer months.
"Just Lost Her Head
She had never had any man give
her attentions before, and when Mr.
Thompson. who declared his atten-
tons were caused by the fact that
she reminded him of his daughter.
began to make love to her. she just
lost her head
Il demonstrated with him. but he
said he was doing nothing to cause
her to fall in love with him. I
knew better. He was such a nice
gentleman and we liked him so well
that I felt I could not ask him to
leave. told him. however. that
he would have to go II he did not
stop his attentions to Mary"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-14
Clty's Happenings
Tersely Put for
Busy Readers
Prisoners StiII at Large.


-Four men who escaped from Oc-
coquan wOrkhouse, Tuesday and
" ednesday are still at large. ac-
cording to Charles c. Foster. suner-
lntendent of the institution. Though
the men are believed to have head
ed 1or this city. police here have
not as yet located the missing men.
}. t. Lloyd Heads Democratic Club,
The National Capital Democratic
club, at the New Ebbitt last night,
voted to hold its charter list omen
until September Is, when the club
VIII be incorporated.
Ihe following have been elected
officers: President. James T. Llovd:
wee presidents, Charles W. Dollar.
George r, Linkins, Charles A.
Douglas, Mrs. Thomas r. walsh.
and Harry King; secretary. Will
lam Mckay Clayton: assistant sec
retary. John F. Riley; treasurer.
Robert N. Harper; sergeant at arms
Joseph J. Sinnott
Diamond Ring Lost.
Miss Sarah Clark, of Manassas.
Va, lost diamond ring in a room
on the third floor Of the Columbia
Hospital at Twenty-fifth street and
pennsylvania avenue yesterday. She
said 1t was set with one diamond
Weighing a karat and three smaller
uiatnonos- 1t was valued at $500
The Washington herald., 1920-08-14
Pasha Gives England the Slip
On Visit to Germany 4 litter
Stirring Holy War in Moslem

pected that the dark little man with
the scrubby beard and soft voice
was one Of Great Britain's worst
enemies, and for a large part of the
Mohammedan world so great a hero
that many MOslems have his picture
tattooed on their bodies
Enver arrived at hiel on an e1-
change ship as an exchange pris-
oner. After a few days reunion
with his wife and two children, who
escaped from Constantinople with
the aid of an Italian consular on
Cial. Enver has again disappeared
The Washington herald., 1920-08-14

my little daughter lost her bracelet she bathing
today. know when you're going to let the
Sc I can get it"
That's peculiar way the history of a Tidal
life guard but then life guards have peculiar
and then and the above plea
Langan.
Now, know what J. Ralphs fathers was,
know that his mothers Fingan, you
take than look his blue know right
that he's Chinese"
Ralph lives $50 southwest and someone
tied around his middle he threw him
off the wharves he learned to swim "toot sweet"
He claims to be the youngest Tidal Basin al
though there several other duty there
Ralph Tech High School product INDUCES
track and will graduate n
He's working his through school, and going
duty at the beach he pills and sunbun
drug
This his first Basin good enough to
pull out four Sunday That
August g.
Another will
The Washington herald., 1920-08-14
by KARL III. Won wIEGAND.
Universal Service stan Correspondent
Especial Cable Dispatch.l

Berlin, Aug. 13. - Sought from
Berlin to the borders OF India by
Great Britains keenest secret serv-
ice men as perhaps the most dan
gerous enemy to the safety Of the
British Empire in Asia Enver
Pasha- Commander-in-chie of the
Turkish Nationalist rebellion. who.
with associates, is stirring up the
hoslem world to a holy war against
British rule, returned to Germany
and departed again before the Brit
ish became aware that they could
demand him.
Enver left for the Orient again.
this time for the purpose of taking
personal command of the Turkish
Nationalist and Mohammedan Boil
shevik military forces.
While the agents of Great Britain
were seeking him. Enver, for more
than two months, was in prison in
an internment camp at Riga. and
for time was examined daily by
Lettish, British and American off,
cials, who never for a moment sus-
The Washington herald., 1920-08-14
Prince Georges County

HyattsvilIe, Aug. 13.-Tomorrow
night the big carnival under au-
spices of Snyder-Farmer Post
American Legion, of this place. sets
uQder way. The carnival will be
held on the Baltimore
boulevard.
Drive Yields S35.OOO.
The drive for $4,000 being car
ried on by the congregation OF St
JerOme's Catholic Church here has
to date yielded S35.OOO. A congrc-
gatiOnal meeting is to be held on
the lawn OF the church next Tues
day evening. when the various
teams engaged in soliciting sub
scriptiOns will report. Children Of
the church at a meeting tonight at
the home of Mrs. John Fainter
made arrangements for a fete on
the church lawn Monday evening
for the benefit of the fund.
At the meeting of the city coun-
ell August so bids will be received
for the replacing of a Stag roof
on N~nicipal Building. The
town treasurer will submit his re-
port.
.Tencb-s to BE Tested.
Upper Marlboro. Aug.,-Eugene 5.
Burroughs. county superintendent
of education. ammo Ces that State
teachers eIamin~ los for second
ant third grad certificates will be
held Augul: s and II at the Hy-
attsviIIe High School and in the
court house. Upper Marlboro.
Game Warden Named.
BIadensburg, Aug 13.-HaroId J.
Rhorback has been appointed a dep
uty game warden for Prince Georges
County.
Citizens to Meet.
Tuxedo. Aug. I3.-An important
-eetin0 of the Citizens Association
Cf Tuxedo. Prince Georges County.
has been called for the evening OF
August Il. Telephone service and
streets are among the topics sched-
uIed for discussion.
A lawn fete is to be held the
evening Of August IS at the Tuxedo
School. proceeds OF which will be
used to repair the school.
Girl Gets Scholarship.
Groom. Aug. I3.-Miss Louise Du-
ley. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ar
thur Duley, has been awarded a
scholarship to Western Maryland
College. Westminster. Nd, by the
county board OF education.
Education Clerk Named.
Upper Marlboro, Aug. l3.-John
r. Carothers has been appointed
secretary to the board of education
OF Prince Georges county in place
Of W. E Hutchinson, Of Hyattsviue,
who was appointed to the position
but declined to serve.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-14
CRANDALL BUYS
PICTURERIGHTS
Complete Control of Work
Of Premiere Artists
Assured.

Harry NJ. Crandall, owner Of the
Crandan theaters in Washington
and president Of Associated Exhibi-
tors, Inc, yesterday announced one
OF the most important deals in the
history Of the motion picture in
Washington in the purchase from
the First National Exhibitors Cir
cult Of the franchise for the Wash
ington territory for a price said to
be in the neighborhood Of $3.50, 900.
The acquisition of the First Ma
tional franchise for Delaware, Mary
land and the District of Columbia
places Mr.. Crandall in complete
control of the future productions Of
Norma Talmadge, Katherine Mac
Donald, Constance Talmadge, Mar
shall Neilan. Charles Ray, Mildred
Harris Chaplin, Anita Stewart, King
Vidor and Harry Lehrmann, all of
whom are First National contract
stars and directors. A great ma
jOrity Of the First National pro-
ductiOns for the next year will be-
gin their local presentations Sep
tcmber l.
The First National Exhibitors
film exchange in Washington is To-
Gated in the Mather Building at
9l6-lS G street northwest.
ownership Of the franchises for
the local territory in both the First
National and Associated Exhibitors
puts CrandalTs Metropolitan, Knick-
erboCker, Joy (at Ninth and z
streets), Savoy. Avenue Grand.
Apollo and York theaters in the
National Capital. as we'll as the
Crandal houses in Cumberland
Md. Martinsburg. W. Va, Connells-
Vile. Pa and Roanoke, Va, in an
especially strong position with re-
gard to available film products for
The Washington herald., 1920-08-14
CUBAN ATTACHE
SEES SCARCER SUGAR

fhe world is facing a great de-
crease In the sugar supply" declar-
ea senior P. A. Bonet, commercial
attache OF the Cuban Legation, in
adoressing the Summer School of
ran American and Foreign Com
merce lasst night
The deficit will probably con-
tlnue Tor a number of years" said
senior Bonet. for the consumption
OF sugar for many purposes is in
creaslng daily. The supply of sugar
reached a peak of 21,34S.922 tons
IN 1913 and has dwindled to 16,499,-
500 tons at present"
Francis B. Puride, manager of R.
u. Dun and Company, of Albany,
n. Y, spoke on credit risks in Latin
American countries
The Washington herald., 1920-08-14
Frisco Autos Interned
For Traffic Violations

An auto internment camp" has
been started by Police Pudge Ownes,
of San Francisco, Cal, in an effort
to stop traffic violations
t''Fines won't stop EN-" the court
said, and the jail is too severe
for minor ofrenses. I hereby order
then, seizure Of the machines for
a period Of time. Take machines
to our new auto internment camp"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-14
Hunger No Excuse.

Admission, Ala. Aug. 13.-Hunger
has no status before the law. A
negro broke into a house near here
stole a slice of bread and two or
three spoonsful of honey, and was
bound over to the grand jury on a
charge of burglary.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27
iGOZA I'D. DE
COMPLETA SALUD?

81 no - Ni IPor que 10 consufts con
esD@~,alistas cue saben pe-fstan-nte =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27
NO HUBO DISCUSSION So
BRE Ell
DE ARMENIA
La Commission de la Camara
apIaza indefinidamente tai
debate hasta conocer la
opinion del Secre-
tario Colby

WASHINGTON, Mayo 26.-La junta
| cnnvocada de Ia Comisi6n de Relacio-
| nos Exteriores de la Canara de Repre-
sentantes. para tomar en- consideration
', solicitud del P~residente Wilson re-
lativa a que Sc le ~autorice a aceptar ell
mandate sobre Armenia, fue aplazada
Indefinidamente hoy. en- vista de que
81 eScretario de EstadO del GobIerno
americana. Mr.. Colby no pudo asistir a
dicha reunion. La f~ijaci6n de Ia fecha
para la citada junta, ~depcnderA ahora
de la posibilidad de Mr.. Colby para asls
| tr a Ia session.
Los miembroS ~repuol!canos de Ia Co
i mission dicha. Sc muestran particular
mente deseosos de noe Re opinion
| del Sccretario de Estado. respecto del
| mandate sobre Armenia, no obstante
| que cstdn r~esueitamente oDuestos a
tai concession NJ Presidente Y han de
clarado que Ia solicitud de este sera
! rcchazada. Los lfderes de ia admins
TRACTION ~pretenden 2onseCuir que Ia
Carnara de Representatives.. por medic
lie n Com!Si6n de Kclacioues, sea IA
que resuelva prineranlente este asur-
10. con objeto de evirar .aner qIc So
meter el case a~l.,Senado. en- ~donde ia
ooosici6n al mandate sobre Armenia,
% maVOr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27
Ell PREDOMINIO DE LOS
BOLSHEVIKIS EN-
EUROPA
Tai es Ell fin que Sc cree per-
sigue la actual ofensiya
rusa, contra Polonia

3ERLIN. Mayo 26.-La actual cam
paha de los polacos contra los bolshe-
vikis en- ell acontecimiepto mas impor-
tante del dfa en- EUROPA. Es mas i'm
portante a1n que Ia pr6Xima conferen
cha de Spa o c~ualQuiera Otra relacio-
NADIA con Ia paz europea. tOda veZ que
el resuItado de aquella campana deci-
d!ra la derrota del esfuerzo bolshevi-
ki para predominant en- toda la Europa,
o Dor e. conIrario, ell triunfo de esa
causa. pues vendria a dar 4 los bolshe-
vikis todos los patses e. valor y e5tf-
mulo neCcsario para hacer otro eSfuer-
70.
Como todos los aconteCimientos y
successes ~relac!onados con los radicales
II Europa, esJa lucha que Sc libra ell Ia
crontera ruso-polaca no es IN acto ais
lado. sino que esta relacionado con los
iemas acontecimientos que Sc han de-
sarrol!ado IN todas parties.
acknowledgements. ia revue!ta de Won
KGpp sorprendi6 q los bolshevikis ru-
sos Y 4 los comunistas alemanes en- Sus
planes para organizar una nueva revo-
luci6n Y do por resuitado un adelan-
tamiento de csc proyecto. Los agentes
rusos Sc enccntraban en- varias parties
que pertenece a Il de las faGiilias
de Alemania trabajando en- favor de "a
c~onspiraci5n y Sc hallaban particular
mente aCtivos en- el distrito del Ruhr
en- donde hay suticiente cantidad de
barras de orc 81 bien poca moneda acu
NADIA. Ell levanJamiento Sc proyecto de
modo cue Sc e~xtendiera de Ia Inca del
Ruhr al oriente. para encontrarse con
81 avanCa bolsheviki cue iba a empezar
con una ofensiva sobre Polonia.
EEectivamente, la otensiva bolsheviki
contra Polonia Sc inici6 POGO deSpues
de "a revueIta de Knapp. Probablemente
Ia ofensiva bolsheviki re Mario Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27
.OCASIONA Una CRISIS EN- POLONLA FL
AVANCE De Los BOLSHEVIKIS
Es probable que surja I'm gabinete de coalicion en- ell que
tendran parte tambien los socialistas moderados, que
quieren la paz con Russia, la disoucion del Par
lamento y una nueva election general en- ell pals

eos Dor mantener a raya a sus enc
misos. para 10 cual han iniciado una
serie de contra-ataques sobre 81 fan
co derecho, que han ienido satistacto-
rios resultados. segun las noticias Off
ciales ~recib;das aQuf.
e. Ministerio de Ia Guerra Polaco
ha dado a la publicidad el siguiente
communicate en- Earsovia. que ha sido
trasmitido por la via inalamorica
hoy:
"Nuestras tropas rechazaron un vio-
lento 4 contrC nuestro flanco
derecho sohre el RIO Dniester y logra-
ron varias posiciones que
habian perdido. Dos villas han sido
capturadas por nuestras tropas en- las
cercanlas de kojow, sobre e. RIO Dnie-
per. En- e. sector del puente de Pee
zyca nuestras tropas rechaZaron un VIC
lento ataque el enemigo y en- las GER
canias de Fzyszky desarnaron un va
por russo qeu habta iniciado IN alta
que"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27
CLEMENCEAU HABLA DEL
ARREGL0 DE LAS IN
D~EMNIZACIONES
Dice que Ell convenio tenido
en- Hythe es Ell mismo que
querian imponer en- las
Conferencias de paz
los representatives
anglo-ameri-
ricanoS

PARIS. Mayo 25.-I. Georges Gle
meuccau, ex-Prirner Mi2ist-o del 60
l4ernc frances y uno de los estadistas
ai;2d6s que mayor partc torlaron en-
Ia t~ormulaci6u del tratado de Versa
lies, ha arrojado alguna luz soore el
lado financlero de dicho pacto, en-
entrevista cue c~oncedio al director de
lie Gaulois," el notable escritor Al
fredo Capus. y Ia cual entrevista aca-
ma de aparecer en- e. citado diario.
"Varias personals, dice el ex-Prtmer
Ninistro en- uno de u parrafos en- Ia
entrevist& dicha, saben que en- Ia con-
erencia de paz sc discuti6 grande-
mente e. punto relative a Ia fijaci6n
de las indemn!zaciones . deoerIa
pagan Alemania V que dicha discussion
dur0 tres seuanas. No debernos oivl-
dar que Ia determination de una u
ma fila para las indemnizaciones, era
Ia idea anElo-americana desde el prIn
cipio V que nuestros altados nunca
ahandoraron este punto de vista.
Ellos hic!eron I'm avalio sumamente
~cuidadosos acerca de ID suma que
Alemania podrfa pagan Y "a ctfra con
venida por ellos fue eNactamente II
de 5000 millones de marcos, por to-
das las indemnizaciones.
"Fuera de nuestra parte. tendria-
NOS que pagan por la reconstruccitn
de las reGiones devastadas y no nece-
sito decir que no podrfaroS conVe-
mir on mi SnlItci6r. r'iralmertc. Sc lie
g6 a I'm convenio entire los aliados Y
tai so lci6n sc incorporo en- el trait
do de Versailles
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27

omrrendio antes de Ia fechS. que ORR
qinalmerte Sc habia fijado. como pue-
de deducirse del hecho de que todasl las
tropas usadas contra Denikine no ha-
bfan llegado aGn a. frente po!aco. Esas
tropas han llegado en- gran nHmero' So
lamente despues de la cafda de kiev, Y
es de notarse que solamente despues de
csc hecho, pudieron los rusos empren-
der una vigorosa ofensiva por 81 parte.
Los motines comunistas que han esta-
DO oclrriendo en- varies paises de Eu-
ropa Y especialmente en- Alemania. Sc
habian proyectado originalmente que
tuvieran lugar de una manera sinful
tanea con las otras parties del complot
bloSheviki.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27
TEMESE OTRO GOLPE DE
LOS ~REACCIONARI0S
EN- ALEMANIA
Asegurase cue estan prepa'
randose complots por los
extremists del Reich
stag y que las proxi-
mas elecciones Sc
ran Ell pretexto
para nuevOS
disturbios

BERLIN. Mayo o6.-Cada d. sc Ia
cen mas ostensibles !as i~udicaciones
de que AIemania Sc halla al borde de
nuevas convulsiones politicas y a me-
nos que todos los S!gnOs ~reSu!ten ezra
dos. no es diflcll que los meseS de Jul
Mo : Julio sean testigoS de 4
cingentos senetantes a los CUE Sc
desarrollaron en- Mario. FL barometro
poll,ico indica cue estan preparando-
Sc goipes por los e~xtrenistas de Ia
CAmara. es decir. los r~eaccionarics y
los radicales, q~uienes sin duda ira
tarAn de a~provecaar las pr6Iimas
eiecciones para inIeatar ganar e. pre-
dominic que tanto ambicionan. Por
otra parte. hay que convenir en- que
Ell resultado de las pr6Ximas eleccio-
nes a radie d,jara satisfecho, ses1n
Sc estAn p~resentando las cosas.
e. vorwaets, organo de los socialis-
tas. dedIca una gran parte de 81 pri-
mera pagina de hoy, en- Ia que pone
grandes r~ftulos. a avisar que otra con-
tra-revoluci6n por los elementos de la
derecha Sc esta preparando Y que 81
eSan!do no tardara mEcho en- produ-
ctrse.
Asegura ell citado peri6dico que los
cuerpos llamados "F'reicorps" o sean
los de los voIuntarios militares, en- vez
de estar en- proceso de d~isoluc!on. es-
tan por Ell contrario ataread!simos
reclutando genie Y Que tales trabaJos
estan siendo ~tinanciados pOr el Land
bund Pomerario o Liga de Ia TERRA
V la Liga de los agricultores que Sc
oponen energicamente a las
cias radicaIes del gobierno de Berlin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27
LIE HA DADO CREDTTO EN- DON,
DE 0ITJERA
e. dolor de costado, la rigidez

FL dolor de costado, la rigidez de
masculos Y e. reumatismo, indican
IN padecimierto de los rinones. PA
deci de incontinencia de orina, de los
rinones e higado." mos escribe Willie
Carter. Luxar, Pa. mo podia dor
mir ' ell dolor de coscado me hacia
sufrir horriblemente. pero desde que
tome Foley Kidney Pills, tales pade-
cinientos me han desaparecido.' Ii
bran al ORGANISING de todas las sus-
tancias venenosas que originsn tales
padecimientos. lAdy }
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27

BERLIN. Mayo 26.-El gabinete po-
laco Sc halla frente 4 Una seria crisis
como resultado del avance holsheviki
en- q extreme Septentr!oral del frcnte
de batalla ruso-pclaco, scSt:n ~anuncia
IN mensaje recibido hoy aquf proce-
dente de Lodz.
Segun d!cho m~ensaje. Sc Sabe que
estan ceelbrapdose neg~ociaciones en-
Varsovia para IA formation de un ga
hinete de coalicioA IN e. cue tomaran
parte tambien miembros del Partido
Socialista moderado. Segun Sc dice. los
socialistaS demandan que Sc haga Ia
paz con Russia, que Sc disuelva el Par
lamento polaco ' Sc efectQe ana nuera
election general.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27

LONDRES. Mayo 26.-La lucha en-
ire los b~olshevikis rusos : los polacos
estA nbranGose cor gran encarniza-
miento ahora. en- un frente de 500 mi
las. aproximadamente. Los polacoS
estaa hacienda toda clase de esfuer-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27
MUCHACHAS- SENORITAS- SEN0RAS

Sc dice que de caa deZ senoras, nuev sufren de constipation. Es-
o es terrible La constipation provoca cast siempre la paloeZ y manchas
de la cara, nal afento Y peor caracter.
Ell re Rocky Mountain de HoLister, es u n "verdadero" Laxative
suave, agradable y seguro-Limpara perfectamente los intestlnos y hara
que la CONSTIPATION desaparesca, y cuando este suceda, ST COM
PLEXION mejorara, Sc sentra mejor y gozara de Ia vida.
Haga la prueba y despues listed sra la primera que 10 reconiende a
toia muier. Vale 3c. paquete De venta en- Ia Botica San Pedro de r
Cohn & Co. 9O W. Commerce St., San Antonio, Texas. (AdvD