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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-23
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following list of letters will be
sent to the dead letter office august 3,
1920:
Dacks, Joe.
Hallberg, Mrs. Clara.
Jeffrey, Mrs. David
Lemis, j.
Nelson, Edward.
Nelson, Ed, (2).
Lagen, George X.
SamuelsOn. Mrs. John.
Smith,@A. s.
Persons calling for any of the above
please say advertised"
w. $. MANNING, Postmaster.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-23
HOw'S This ;

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
five years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Pol
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will see
great Improvement in your general
health Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send
for testimonials. free.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-23
BIDS WANTED
SEALED BIDS requested for putting

SEALED BIDS requested for putting
basement under the Little Thorn
ample schoolnOuse, Dist. No. 3, Town
of Hubbard, same to be Of rock and
lime construction, % fit. wide, 30 1T.
long and fit. deep. Walls to be not
less than . fit. thick. Contractor is
TO do all work from excavating to the
finished job. All bids must be in not
later than Saturday, July "a, at noon.
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. Address all bids to MRS.
CHARLES RICHTER, Crane, Wis.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-23
LOST
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

TWO YOUNG cows both fresh and
two heifers, year and a half Old
ALBERT RUEDIGER, Ladysmlth, IL.
three.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-23
REWARD

$500 REWARD will be paid for infor-
nation leading to the recovery of my
bicycle stolen July II from the rear of
the Unique theater. Bicycle is new,
Crown make. brown with white stripe.
Address information to FRANCIS
BURNS, Ladysmith, Wis, r. 1. 1t*
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-23

FOR SALE-N SW 32-35-4. One of the
finest eighties in Rusk county. Two
good roads, one mile and Il half south
of Glen Flora. A crop of timber on
the land that will more than pay for
it. Nice running stream. Price $500.
$500 cash. balance terms. l.. F. ASH
LEY. 400 Wilson Ave-, MenomOnie,
Wis. lift
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-23
FOR SALE-FARM LAND

FARM-60 acres, well located, river at
back, state road in front; so acres
improved; good buildings and wa
ter; well fenced close to railroad. In
quire at News-B Budget office. "A217."
1tf
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
COUNCILQUIZ
into HOLD-UP
over GARBAGE
Witnesses to Be Summoned
As Result of Sanitary
Co.'s $4,000 Demand
INSURANCE AND BOND
MONEY ARE AT STAKE

u There was every indication today
Eat City Council tonight will order
a thorough public investigation into
the garbage contract and the causes
underlying The refusal Of the VII
mington Sanitary Company 20 con-
tinue its services after tomorrow un-
less paid extra compensation OF Si0.-
900 a year. At the meeting OF Council
last night in committee OF the whole,
City solicitor Huxley declared there
was no legal obstacle 10 such an in
quiry and Council had the right TO
subpoena AL willtsse necessary.
Good " exclaimed Councilman
Mearns. Other cOuncilmen echoed his
sentiment with similar expressions.
That means" continued Mr.. Mearns,
that Council will hew 90 the line.
There are worse things than garbage
that smell In this question"
And were going 10 probe 10 the
bottom" chimed in President Lyon.
This stencil Is almost too much for
a hardened politician sagely inter
polated Councilman Kane, causing
much laughter
The young FIRST voters OF the city
will have opportunity TO learn some
thing OF politics. added Mr.. Mearns.
Pending order for a formal probe
he Board Of Health today notified the
company which furnished a bond OF
Continued on Page Tw0.)
Evening journal., 1920-09-23

HARBOR ARE
CITY'SHOPES
200 WilmingtOnians at Wat
erways Convention Will
Urge Appropriations
PROMINENT MEN TO
BE in DELEGATION

With a view OF injecting greater
vigor than ever into the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal and Wilmington
harbOr projects, the Chamber OF
Commerce today announced appoint
ment Of 200 leading men OF Whining
ton and Delaware as delegates TO the
Atlantice Deeper Waterways Ass0cia-
tion Convention. The convention will
be held on the Steel Pier, Atlantic
City October 30 8.
In letters advising The delegates Of
The appointment by A. d. Warner. Jr,
president OF ihe Chamber. objects
sought are given as follows:
We desire WilmingiOn's par
ticipaiion in this convention 90 be
esp cially signllz0d hacausr of
our real achievement al this time
in harbOr development. and fur
ther, because Of the Federal Gov
ernment's toward step in the in
iracOasial system OF waterways
through the recent acquisition OF
the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal"
This will be the thirteenth annual
session OF the Waterways Association
and, In spite OF It's "unlucky" nu-
neral, 10 is expected 90 be one Of the
most important IN the series OF i'm
p0rtant conventions held by the Or
CONTINUED on Page TWo.l
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
BUILDERS PROTEST
TAX ORDINANCE

Protest was made 10 City Council.
sitting in committee last night. by
Charles II. Tindall, representing The
Master Builders Association. AGAINST
what the association considers unfair
discrimination against us members.
under the provisions OF the new city
license Tax act. This act provides a
license Zee of S25 on builders.
Mt Ilndall said the builders not
only were willing but glad 10 support
We city by paying the license fee They
did, however, think 10 unfair that an
unlicensed workman or mechanic
should make a deal with a property
owner 10 build additions or make i'm
pr0vemenls and then get the owner
10 take out the building permit. thus
shielding the workman from appear
ing as a builder
The case in some respects parallels
The protest made by the real estate
AGENTS against sO-called S,urbsiOne
brokers who make deals but ESCAPE
license fees.
Council President Lyon protested
vigorously against The stand VI The
Master Builders. but his view was
opposed by a number OF COuncilmen
Building Inspector Ellis p. Preston
finally was instructed 60 Withhold
perm Is from owners who fail 10
give satisfactory assurance that they
employ licensed contractors.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
BALL SCORES
NATIONS LEAGUE
Will Never Vote for Pact
That Strangles United
States
SAYS COVENANT
WON'T END WAR

Asserting that he would never vote
for any international pact that would
give 10 Great Britain or TO any oiher
country more power than the uniteQ
states. and bitterly condemnins presi-
dent Wilson's altitude on ihe League
Of Nations. United States senate L..
Heisler Ball addressed the members OF
the Harding First Voters Club, at
their meeting in the Young Mems Re-
publican Club last evening
Senator Ball declared that America S
status under the Versailles pact would
be worse than that prevailing in i176
when the country was under British
rule.
prefacing his discussion of The
League with the statement that the
present campaign was the most i'm
poriant since the adoption 0f the
constitution, as lhc constitution is
involved, the senator declared that %
involves the permancnce of the rcpub-
Dean form Of government AZ present
ihe United states is not living nm
der the constitution. he insisted. but
was existing under the rule of Wood
row Wilson with which Die was in-
vested as q wartime emergency and
CONTINUED on PAGE ucl.l
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
HUSBAND, wife
AFTER OFFICE
DR.. and Mrs. Harbordt of
Dover, Both Republican
Candidates for Legislature
CONTESTS FOR
COUNTY OFFICES
snecIal In M ENenlng Innrnal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Sept 23-The contest for
Representative In the Second Repre-
sentative District. D0er, prom ses 10
boz feature OF the Republican pr-
m1ries on Saturday. in Kent county.
Husband and wife are candidates
against each other for the nomina-
ton in ih rs district They are Dr.
and Mrs. Cecil de j HarbOrdl. There
are also three other candidates In
This district, Edward Boggs. Edward
paradee and ID. NJ. Wilson.
Candidates Tor other Offices follow:
sheriff, Manship Rash, OF West Do
yer.
prolhonoiary- Roland Moore. OF
Smyrna.
Reg ster Of Wills. Edgar Spruance
and Mr.. oliver OF smyrna
County Commissioners. First Dis
irict. q. B Hope of Dover and A. w.
Hudson of Smyrna Second district
Harry smith OF Willow Grove; Third
district. George Herring. A. Y. Wood
run and ID. b Mirray
Representative from Fifth District,
Frank Hall Davis and Elmer I. Ab-
bolt.
W. II. Marvel. N West Dove- viii
likely De the candidate for senator
i'm the Second S'nai0ri1l District
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
SLAUGHTER ENTERS
NOT GUILTY PLEA

Henry Slaughter. alias H. C. stewart
charged with a violation OF the Mann
White Slave Act when arragned be-
fore Judge Hugh NJ. Morris, in The
United States DISTRICT Court for Del
aware. this morning plead not guilty
James salisbury. counsel for
Slaughter. asked That the court fix a
time in which a dilalory plea might
be entered. and Judge Morris named
ON or before Tuesday next.
John GlOra, a i1-year-old boy from
Wllkcsharre Pa. indicted on the
charge of rObhing a rural mail box
90 laifcr ari check OF siS63. belong
ing 20 r. o. Boyce, OF Cannon pleaded
eftl,. lon ru ri uf L.. :. District
Attorney Hughes That sentence be de-
ferrod until he had am opportunity 20
confer with the attorncy-general. s
onice In Washington as 20 am insti-
tuition DO which boys may be COM
mitled Judge Morris announced That
sentence would be deferred.
Both prisoners were committed 20
the custody OF the United states
Marshal
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
HARDINGFOR
CLOSER TIE
WITHLABOR
Senator Says Best Social
Worker Is He Who Does
Honest Days Work
BUSINESS Is NOT
MONSTER, HE DECLARES

MAGON. o.. Sept % United pressl
The conscience OF American business
must Doe awakened iO new interest .n
human welfare. Warren g. Harding
told miscellaneous delegation which
called today Harding pleaded fnr
greater recognition OF human values
aud Industry.
American business is not a mon
sicr but .s ihe expression OF a God
given creative Impulse Dee said insist
ing. however. that business must he
not only hOnc5l-It must be humane
Genuine love OF iOil cannot come un-
ll iho love of man flows ln Industry
he said. adding that human and mate.
/ rial interests are linked together In
( benevolent circle"
Tho host social welfare worker
Harding thr0ughet Is he who does al
hOnosi DAYS work nui 0n tIe Other
hand. employees MUST not be lraliod
AS commodities, Doe warned The Wcl-
fare OF Americas human resources
must DE insured by law II necessary.
Harding declared
"rhe conservation OF human re-
source is even more impOriand than
the conservation OF material resource
but ] desire 90 call your attention On
lhe fact That ihe two form a hcncv0-
lent circle Harding said. There arc
those with a strong sentiment to inn
Continued on Page rcnl.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
NO CLUE YET TO
WALL ST. B0MBERS

NEW YORK. Sept % United
Press. The eight Federal and munl-
clpal agencies investigating the Wall
Street exploson today admitted they
had failed 10 uncover a single fact
that may lead 10 The arrest Of those
responsible for The disaster. Tho ex-
ploslon occurred a week ago today.
All investigating branches. except
the district attorneys Office, agreed
that the explosion was duo TO a bomb.
The district attorneys ofllca however.
believes II may quite reasonably have
been an accident.
The story OF a sienographer. for
mer Department OF Justice employe,
that she had been warned by a man
with whom she lunched two days be-
fore the explosion 10 stay away from
Wall street was being investigated.
Operatives were attempting 30 locate
the man.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
GERMAN PEOPLE
NOW NEED help
William Ewes, Just Returned
Tells of Conditions in
Germany
HATRED DIRECTED
TOWARD FRENCH

Having spent several months in
Germany as a member ~ fhe Amerl-
can Friends Service Commission, VIII
liam Ewes son OF Or. and Mrs. IT. p.
Ewes. OF Eighteenth and Washington
streets, has returned home on a visit
10 his parents and 10 take back with
him his wife and three-year-Old son.
Mr.. Ewes, who was formerly assOciat-
ed with the American Nulcanized FL
bre Company OF this city will sail
from New York for Germany 90 as
sumo his new duties as vice-chairman
Of the Friends Service Commission
In Berlin
Mr.. Ewes this morning said: The
Germans acknowledge their defeat.
but hold no hatred towards the Amer
leans or English. alihOugh they are
angry against the French. THE
German people" he added "are In dire
circumstances and the coming win
ter will tax them to the utmost. es-
pecially as clothing Is needed The
frst years crops viii not be sufficient
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
HADLIQUOR,
DENIES SALE
Tuluto Admits knowledge
of Whisky Cache on d.
Hartley Farm
FACES COMMISSIONER
AGAIN ON OCT. 6

Angelo Tuluto. OF Hartley was ar
raigned before United states Commits
si0ner Cam. this morning. in the
Federal building charged with having
a large quantity OF liquor in his pos
session and selling liquor
As TuluiO was without counsel the
case was continued until ~ o'clock.
October G.
Tuluto. when asked lf he wished 10
plead 10 the charges admitted that the
liquor found on his farm was there
with his knowledge. but denied SELL
ing any lie stated. when arrested.
that the liquor had been brought 90
his farm with the understanding that
he was 10 receive $50 lon each quart
sold. and that In the event Of his ar
rest the owners Of thf liquor had
agreed 10 provide for his family and
also take care OF him. He declared
that he did not know the men who
brought the liquor there. but as they
had plenty Of money he thought 10 a
quick way TO get rich and return 10
Ilaly.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
BABY SAVES WOMAN
FROM JAIL SENTENCE

After imposing a sentence OF two
months Imprisonment and fine of
500 and COSTS on NicOllna Brennan.
for selling intoxicating liquor. Judge
Hastings, i'm Nun cipal Court This
morning, suspended iha prison sem
telca as The woman Is The mother OF
an eighl-mOnihs' old baby
Judge Hastings issued warning
that II there are ihc slightest suspl-
cion OF continuance OF selling o.
quor In the future. she will be- brought
before The court and VIII have 10
serve her time In Jail
70 was brought out that the Brcn-
Seventh street. sold 90 another Wo-
man a quart Of cOlOrcd alcohol for
-. The money being furnished her by
Detective Sergeant Benson and neicc-
tive Kempski.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
RADICALS in
ITALY REFUSE /
TOEVACUATE /
MANYPLANTS
Bomb Is Exploded on Porch
of Milan Employer
Who Opposes Work
ers' Seizure
ROYAL GUARDS AT
TURIN FIRED ON

ROME. sept. o. UNITED prcss.)-4
Violence has entered the nghl n
Italian labor 10 control Industrial
plants
Reports here today said a patrol q
royal guards .n Turil was fred upon.
one guard was Killed and several rt-
ported injured. Three armed mcR
were arrested and a number OF sus-
poets poets We're imprisoned
Every city I'm which labor soi1d
plants reported rcferendums rcsulic1
In llh0rs rejection OF their leaders,
agreement mat factories should ba
evacuated pending enactment OF Z
national law. providing for parlaf
labor control OF Industries
In Turin "a referendum resulted In
renewed seizures and lhe Iconlnurd
occupation OF lh famous auiom0h'ld Ia
factories Of The Fiat. nuhest and Lam
Continued on Page Tw0.l
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
SMILE AWHILE

LONDON. Ont-lndian maidenS
In silk hose and white hid shoes
selling upwards of SIS are pulling
FAX in the fields nOrif Of London.
Many Of On. a are said 10 be cash
ina in from $50 TO S3j a day.
LOS ANGEIES.-R Jay BclascO,
movie actor, under arrest. called
his cellmntes "Riflral pickpOckets
and sailors" Several score sailors
will be waiting his release from
jail
MIME APCLIS-PriSoners at the
wOrkhOusc smiled rcmmisccnily
when the breeze was right, OBJ
ed Supt Lockwood. Detectives
called into consultation smiled
their way 10 the largest still yet
discovered l..se.
NEW NORk-lr. and Mrs. Eu-
ncne :. Willard, csirangcd couple,
have agreed 10 split the family H.
quors $3.50. Mrs. Willard assumes
amy risk for violation OF the Vol
stead act In moving the spirits.
piTTSr.R H.-Mike PlOchOki
and his intended bride spent few
hours in Jail because they believed
marriare license cCaSlituied the
entire ceremony. Police put the
couple right and Mike hunted a
preacher.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
IRELAND WAR
CLOUD DARKENS
Sim Feiners Ambush More
Government Police and
Troops
CANADIANS MAY
AID ULSTERITES

LONDON, Sept. % United pressI
irish clouds grew blackor today.
Reports of further ambushcs OF gov
eminent police and troops hy Sim
Feiners end roprisals by 'Bllck and
Tans' indicated approach Of stormy
times
Developments Included another ans
bush az MIlltown Mllhay County
Clare. A police automobile was re-
ported held mp there with two oni-
GERS Killed and four wounded. Ia
County Carlow was found the body a
an unknown man labelled spies Be-
ware"
From Dublin 70 was reported sns
other soldier died as result o6
wounds sustained In a nght on Tues
day
TORONTO Sept. % United Press y
Lieutenant Colonel Donald sharp
announced his intention OF raising 4
battalion of 2.O0O lrish-Canadla1s o.
go iO ireland and help The ulsierliesS
crush ihe rebel element
Evening journal., 1920-09-23

WASHINGTON. Sept % United
Press "A general price reduction Of
many necessities win boz forced by The
action OF Henry Ford In cutting prices
OF automobiles. William NJ Lewis.
Treasury Department economist. said
today.
Lewis also said wholesale slashIng
OF an auto prices will be another re-
suit ~ FCrd's action.
As oX1mples OF some commodities
which may be forced down In price
by F0rd's act. Lewis named agricul-
hral machinery. Stoves household
hardware. waterproof clothing and
building materials.
These are made from steel rubber.
lumber ami leather which enter into
the manufacture ~ autos said
Lewis. "FOr a long time the public
tolerated high auto prices because Of
"a shortage OF steel. II auto makers
using high priced steel can cut
prices. % is clear that manufacturers
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
CONCERT PROGRAM

The Mayor and the Community
Service announce the following
prOuram for the band concert and
community sing 10 be held at the
Rodney Reservoir this evening be-
tween the hours Of 1.30 and $50.
This will be the final concert OF the
series given al the Rodney Rcser-
VOir during the summer months.
There will be hut .arcc more OF
the outdoor community sings and
band concerts this season: the one
AT the Rodney Reservoir this even
ina and two more at the City Build
ina nlaya, the first next Saturday
evening aud the second a week from
that date.
The concert iliis evening win be-
nin at $50. half hour ahead Of the
usual time. This chaLge in time
has been arranged for by the Com
munity Service In order that the
Philharmonic Band may finish its
concert in time to render another
al the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital bazaar this evening. The
two concerts TO he given at the City
Building Plaza will also begin at
7.3O.
Rand CONCERT.
Overture "Naritana" $50 Wallace
Selection Faust" . GOun0d
Highland Patrol "Maegrcgor'
/ DANCE NUMBERS.
/ One-Step "ROw-wOW" OIL. Wallace
FOX trOt. Forgive Ne" ... Ball
Waltz "TEe Naughty Waltz Levy
One-Sten, YOU'RE the Only Girl
That Ever Made Me Cry" Fisher
Fox trOt "My sahara Rose" Berlin
/ Waltz, Don't NOu Remember the
Time" Williams.
II One Step Every body Calls Ne
Honey" Lyons
Fox troi. "The Love Nest" Hirsch
Waltz, "Whcn the harvest Moon u
shining" NOn Tillcr
Philharmonic Band, =. Norris Rob
inSOn. dircf .Or.
SING PROGRAM
aSVanec" "Oid Hl.ck Joe.
Ca lima SUM-" BELIEVE Ne n All
Those Endcarinq Young Charms.
aIove Nest" "Peggy." "Tripoli,
Good Night Ladies" "Let the Rest
Of the World 60 BY" America
Sinoinq will be conducted by
Emerson rione OF the Community
-crti ice.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
NOWLOOK FOR LOWER
PRICES IN MANY LINES

OF other products based on steel can
io ihe same unltss they are prontcer-
ing
IN looks iO me as if Ford is making
"a plea iO sell more cars Other auto
manufacturers now viii he g'ad i0
follow him In cutting prices. ] think.
Many long have wanted tO lO 70. but
each feared 90 he lhe FIRST
"Al auto manufacturers lately have
noticed a slackcnlng up of Orlers.
Ford reported untitled orders iOalhng
10000. Other manufacturers also
have untitled orders The public has
stopped buying aul0s ai present p- ces
Just AS 70 stopped buying high priced
shoes, diamonds. icWelry and ihe like.
Ford is lhe FIRST auto maker iO
come ont Zoo the open and make q hiI
fOr ihe orders by rcduclng prices He
is figuring ON business six months 1r
year ahead The untitled orders now
ON hand viii soon Doc nlled
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
SCALP WOUND MADE
BY WIFE, PIERCE SAYS

Eugene Pierce. a 3i years old
Negro. living on lhe South Market
street .causeway was treated 40 the
Delaware Hospital this morning for
lacerations of The scalp he said his
wife hit him with a lamp chimney
HIS injuries were dressed and Pierce
allowed 60 return home
Frank Mass Wac treated ai The
Homeopathic Hospital this morning
for burns on the forehead and eyelid.
received while working at the Eastern
Mlllcahle Iron Works
William Lux, i-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lux, 100 Pullman
Place. was treated at the Homeopathic
Hospital this morning lor laceratlons
OF lip and chin, received by falling on
a stick while playing near his home
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
MAC SWINEY SUFFERS
ANOTHER COLLAPSE

LONDON. Sept %. United press) .-
lord Mayor MacSwiney suffered an
other collapse last night and was
weaker today. The lady mayorcss was
sal By his bed
Medical men were greatly inter-
esiri In The lord mayors expert
ment' There was speculation as 90
whether an examination Ol Mac
SWlneys body after death, would
yield important data for determining
diselse-rcsisling powers OF body cells.
Physicians Interested intended 10
obtain an official ruling on whether
MacSWineys body and those OF the
hunger strikers in Cork. should be
available l0 them after DEATH under
the law requiring pOsi-mOricms on
bodies OF am suicides.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
ORGANIZE REPUB
WOMEN DOWN STATE

Republican women of Sussex
County viii organize this afternoon in
Georgetown at the County Court
House. State Chairman Charles War
ncr and Miss Jeanette Eckman, assIft-
ant secretary OF the state committee,
went down the state this morning 90
attend the meeting which viii be- adj
dressed by Miss Mary stewart of New
York
Tomorrow afternoon at Dover 10
the Century Club. the Republican
women of Kent County will NEE. for
organization Mr. Warner, Miss Eek
man and Miss stewart viii address
the gathering.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
WRANGEL ROUTS
CRIMEAN REDS
BolShevistS Retreat to the
Northeast After Losing
2lOO Prisoners
LITHUANIANS SHELL
POLISH OUTPOSTS

LONDON. Sept % United Press s.
General Wrangars c0mmunique Today
asserted his forces had routed the siil
dAlsion of the soviet forces. operating
in ne Crimean reg on.
The BOlshevisis are retrcaiing 10 the
northeast he said. after losing 2l00
prisoners
Wrangels cOmmunique indicated he
had penetrated lkrana. 10 was rec
ported from Warsaw that a junction
was expected shortly.
WARSAW. Sept % United Press 1-
Polish and Lithuanian troops have
Continued on Page TwOl
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
ALL-MILMlNGTON MEETING.

10 Is likely that the parkside-
Neilhb0rh00d All-Wilmingion League
pr0i.sr rd cila. VIII ha played on TO-
morrow evening. the playing ground
90 De announced tomorrow parkside
must play The game 20 win the league
championship. The league will meet
at the usual place tonight TO discuss
this game, as well as other subjects
Of interest 20 the organization.