davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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derrotados los
roios en- Mimic Qdinsk
Denikine y SUI Estado Mayor
Sc refug;aron en- III barco
ingIes en- Constantinopla

LONDRES. Enero 2S.-Un despacho
recibido hoy aqui prccedente dc Pc
kin. exprssa que una noticia recibl-
da de Hardin informa que las tropas
de los revclurionarios socialistas en-
Niinie-Udinsk, $50 millas al noroes-
te de Iskutsk, han sido derrotadas
por las tropas siberianas Y que el 60
bierno del Soviet que Sc habia es-
taDlecido en- esa poblaci6n. ha sido
obligadc a salir de ALI.
En- cambio otro despacho' recibidO
aqui de Zurich, Suiza, por la via de
Paris. dice que el General Denikine
V su Estado Mayor han tomado refu-
eio 4 bordo de un barco ingles en-
Constantincpla y cue los bolshevikis
han continuaGo alcanzando triunfos
Ell el sur de Russia Y en- Ia region del
Caucaso.
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-CuaGdo Hece=rse I'd. Ii5ros en- es.
paaol, pidaIos a Ia Liberia de lguz-
clio E. Lozano. I1s y. SAINT. Bora Az.
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LONDRES. Enero 2S.-Los bolsne-
vikis rusos estan d~ispueStos a desmo-
vilizar sus ejercitoS Y a abandonar
su propaganda ~radicalista en- el mum
do. 81 los aliados convienen en- darles
~ciertas garantiaS Tai es IL ulti-
ma noticia que Sc ha reclbldo aqul
de la Russia del Soviet.
Boris Litvinoff, enviado del gobier-
no del Soviet a Ia conferencia de
Copenhague. para tratar con Ia mi
sion britannica respecto del CAME de
prisioneros. es quien ha proporciona-
do la information de referencia a los
delegados britaniccs en- Ia dicha ca
Dital dinamarQuesa.
Entire las garantias procuradas por
81 r%ooierno del Soviet, figuran las 81
~gIientes:
1.-Seguridades de que los aliados
no Tlevaran a cabo ningunoS ataques
contra Russia, en- torno de Ia Sanction
nor el gobierno del Soviet, para Ia
reanudaci6n del trafico comercial.
Ell llanlado por les aiados de
todas sus fuerzas en- las fronteras
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YUGO ESLAVIA RECHAZA
LA ALTERNATIVE DEL
ULTIMATUM DE
% ALIADOS
Quiere que ell problema del
AdriGtico sea resuelto de
acuerdo con la propo-
sion del Presiden-
te Wilson

PARIS. Enero 2S.-La respuesta
yugo-eslava al ultimatum de los ALA
dos relative a Ia question del Adria-
tico. recibida en- esta capital hoy en-
la tarde, equivale practicamente a un
rechazamientc de Ia oferta de tran
saccion de los italianos. La respues-
ia, segun Sc cree sugiere una nueva
base de transaction de acuerdo o la
proposition del Presidente Wilson.
La communication yugo-eslava Sc
p~resentara al Consejo de Embajado-
res tan pronto como sea descifrada.
La nota. no obstante que equivale a
IN rechazamiento de Ia alternative
que Sc contiene Ell ell ultimatum ALA
do, esta concebida en- un tono conci-
l~iatorio Y deja el canine alberto pa
ia una nueva discussion de la question.
Ell gobierno y~ugo-eslavo eXprcsa en-
la nota que esta dispuesto a aceptar
una seduction del prcblema que Sc a.
mclde a la proposition del Presidente
Wilson hecha en- 1919 Y agrega que
no tiene ningun conocimiento Official
del pacto 0 tratado de Londres.
FL tono de Ia nota yug-eslava ha
causado n verdadera sorpresa en-
los circulos diplomaticos y de la con-
ferencia dc paZ, pues Sc ~esperaba que
aquella a~cceGeria a las las demandas
c]ontenidas en- ell ultimatum aliado,
en- ell cual Sc hacia mencion de la O.
felta de transaction italiana. NADIA
mencs aver. una agencia de noticias
do a Ia publicidad IN despacho de
Belgrade en- 4 que decia que el 60
bierno y~ugc-eslavo habia decidido a.
ceptaT IA seduction del prcblema del
Adriatico ofrecida por los aliados.
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Los BOLSHEYIKIS DESMOVlLIZARAN
SUS EJERCIT0S Y ABANDONARAN
SU PROPAGANDA RADICALlSTA
Boris Ltvinoff ha informado a los delegados ingle.
ses en- C~openhasue, que Ell Gobierno del So
Wet obrara asl 81 los aliados lie
dan ciertaS g~arantlas
ST acceden a clio, Ell gobierno russo permitra que vayan re-
presentantes militares para que vlgllen ell lcencla-
miento de los e~jercitos ~bolshevikis y Ell cumpli-
miento pr Rua;a de todas sus promesas

o t~crritorio de Ia Russia del Soviet.
De acuerdo con NJ. Litvinoff, el go,
bierno del Soviet en- caso de que los
aliados accedan a sus proposiciones,
esta dispuesto a pernitir que vayan
a Russia representatives militares de
los aliados para que vigilen ell licen,
ciamiento del ejercito bclsheviki Y
vean que los rusos cumplen todas sus
promeSaS.
Sc dice que cl i~ntercamoio conner
cial con la Russia del Soviet no podra
~llevarse a cabc en- tanto no Sc desmo-
vilicc ell ejercito, toda vez que este
ocupa una gran cantidad de trenes
para sus movilizaciones y csc mate
rial rodante haria grandisima falta
para el transporte de las m~ercancias.
Sc dice que los bolshevikis Sc preo-
cupan POGO 0 NADIA por la reanuda-
ci6n de las relaciones diplomaticas
con los aliados, peco que 81 estan de
secsos en- canlbio, de que Sc envien
representatives comcrcialeS por los a.
liadcs. a Rusia, tan pronto como sea
possible.
Krassin. uno de los PARTICIPATES or
g~anizadores del gobierno del Soviet
esti dispuesto, segun Sc dice, 4 reco-
rrer el mundo en- busca de ~jovenes
exrertos Y cieNtificos, a quienes ofre-
cera salaries tres veces mayores de
los que puedan escar ganando. 81 van
4 TRAFALGAR a Russia
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BERNA. Suiza, Enero 2S.-El
Principe Otto, hijo mayor del eX-Em-
perador Carlos dc Austria Hungria,
es 81 f~avorecido. segun Sc dice. por
les leritimistas. para que Sc le desig-
ne future rey de Hungria, segin eX-
presa IN 'despacho de la capital hun
cara recibido hoy aqui.
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pueblo de Hungrla
vote por Ia monarqula
Los l~egitimistas quieren para
Rey al hiio mayor del ex-
Emperador Carlos

BUDAPEST. Enero 2S.-En las
elecciones e~fectuadas Ell .ultimo do
mingo en- Hungria. para d~eternlinar
Ia fcrma de gobierno que debera te-
ner ell pals, el noventa Y cinco por
ciento de los votos emitidos fue en-
favor de Ia monarQuia.
FL interes ahora en- Ell pals. esta
reeoncentrado sobre quien podra ser
Ell nuevc rey = a este respecto Sc ha-
cen conjeturas en- las que figuran los
ncMbres de varios principles Y archi-
duoues de la dinastia de los Hapsbur-
COS Y de algunas Romantics de
Europa V hasta Sc ha llegado a citar
los de algunos multimillonarios ameri,
amos
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UN DICTATOR GENERAL
De LA ORGANIZATION
INTERNATIONAL
CBRERA
IFus nombrado por unanimi-
dad de uotos para tai car-
90 Ell Gder socialista
frances Alberto
Thomas

PARIS. Enero 2S.-Alberto Tho
mas, hder Socialista frances, fue cleo
10 unanimemente Director General &c
Ia Organization Obrera I~nternacIo-
nal en- Ia session que dicha agrupa-
ci6n celebr6 el dia de aver en- esta
capital. Thomas fue designado para
csc cargo. en- la C5nferencia Obrera
International Q1e Sc efectuo reclen-
remente en- Washington.
La organization adopt6 igualmente
los seis convenios Y las seis recomen-
6acicnes aprobadas en- Ia C~onferencia
de Washington. que fueron desde lue-
20 pasados al S~ecretario de Ia Liga
de las Naciones. quien a su vez, las
rrasmitira a los diversos g]obiernos
miembros de dicha Liga. para su "a
rificacior-
La representatives DE los patronoS
de Suecia V de Suiza. opusieron una
exception con relacion a la estricta
a~p!icaci5r de Ia ley de has ocho horas
a las empresas Y negociaclones pc
quenas.
WASHINGTON. Enero 2S-La
carta de les acuerdos adoptados por
a Confcrencia Obrera International
en- su primera reunion tenida en- es-
"A capital en- Noviembre del ano pa
sado. c~ontiene los si~suientes puntos:
Dia de ocho hcras y emana de IS
noras para los obreros; el estableci-
zn!entc de'agencias De empleos y CO.
locaciones del gobierno Y abolici0n
&c las agencias privadas; prohibition
lie que las mujeres scar empleadas
IN laboras nocturnas. eXcepto en- a
uuellaS empreSaS o neeociaciones en-
as u So erlpiean solamente MEM
brcs de L. familia; prohibition para
que los uinos memories &c y ancs de
edad. sean empleados en- labores in
duztriales; prohibition para que los
~i0venes. mujeres c varones, ~traoajen
Dor las noches Y estipulaci6n de que
las madres perciban una indemniza-
sion por 81 tempo cue no puedan OBJ
.ener jornales durante el naci-
micnto de IN hijo. EstoS acuerdos o
c~onvenics Sc pondr&n en- vigor en a
1uellos paises que los ratifiQuen para
q dia 10. dc julio de este ano.
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TGSIA Ola Y NOCHE.

John Vogue, Elberton, Ga; escri-
ba 10 siguiente: "El |Otono pasadO,
cuando todos mis- vecinos estaban en-
fermos de Influenza, padeci un fuer-
te resfriado Y tuve una fLerte recall
da. Tosia noche y dia; Ia garganta
estaba muy reseca e irritada. Com
pre- una botella de "Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound Y la tome en-
pequenas dosis cada dos horas. Nj
estado empez6 q mejorar y pronto es-
tive bien. En- mi opinion, Ia medi-
Gina de Foley es la mejor para las
toses y los rsefriados." (Adv.)
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Los Estados Unidos no
recon0cer a Ia nueva
Rep1bIica Armenia

PARIS. Enero 2S.-En la session
que aver tarde cclebro ell Console de
Embajadares, que ha reemplazado al
Supreme Consejo de Ia C~onferencia
de paz. ell Embajador de los Estados
unidos, NJ. Hugh c. Wallace, anun-
clio que ell gobierno americana habia
declinado reconocer Ia Republica de
cuyos limites ssran defini-
dos en- ell tratado de paz con Tur-
Quia.
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LibrOs MaraViIlosos.
Como? Sen

Para los que sufren, son vict;mas
de IA de>gr2cia les psr>igue "a ma
IA Suerre. fraclsan en- SEs negociOs :
son deSafor,unados en- amoreS. Con
ia. curiosoS Ebros lograran todoS Sus
deseoS. se-an aforcunados en- nego-
clos Y empresaS. lograran e cariGo
del ser amado. lleyaraR i fcIjz cermi-
TO sus aSuHtoS y trjunfaran en- toGo;
Sc vetar EbreS de malaS iaflCen-
ciaS. Y yenceran a sUS e1emiGoS Y ma
die podrd ~JauSarles daUo. Enyie 10
centavos en- estampil.as de correo pa
"a gastoS Y recibiri catalogO gratis.
DireSc;on: Sres. y. Martin V Co.
San Rafael 6l-A. Habaaa, Cuba.
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iDONDE PODRE ENCONIRAR ALIVlO PARA
LA ABRASADORA Y TERRIBLE ECZEMA?

batida en- su origen, que es Ia san
gre, la enfermedad es causada poi
una infection que Sc manifesto en-
erupciones de la piel. Esta es Ia ra-
ION por la cual ell meior tratamiento
para dichas INTERMEDIATES de Ia piel
10 es ell S. S. S., que lin:pia Ia sam
gre V la pur;fica de toda sustancia
nociva. Adquiera una botella hoy
mismo Y pronto Sc convencera de los
resultados de un tratamiento adecua-
do. Consulta mediea gratis, escri-
biendo a Medical Director, IS Swift
Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. (!Ady.)
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Pregunta que muchas perso,
mas hacen angustiosamente

Son tales las molestias Y dolores
que causa la eczema, que constltuyen
una verdadera tortura. La comezon
Sc hace insoportable Y la piel pare
ce estar en- contactG con las llamas.
Una curacion definitiva no es possible
lograrla con linimentos Y otras apli-
caciones, pues 10 unico que hacen es
aliviar los dolores temporalmente. La
enfermedad solamente puede ser COM
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G5mo no usar Mata-Z;zote, uha
n eGicira para todos los erfermos de
n uiel. pueS cura en- ) dias 0 &c 10
~conJrario Sc devueive su importe?
Cuesta sc. porte pagsGo. BOTI-
CA nF L. NNPANA. ESQ-!na de
las Gale % Rosa Y BIena Wis
n. San : .. Texas (Adv.)
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Para libros en- espanol dirijase
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
is y. Sta. Rosa. Ave-, San Antonio.
Texas.
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DIED.,

BROWN. Friday. July %. 1920. at 7:45 am
at his residence, 223o 9th st. NV, JOHN
II: Brown; devoted husband of Serena
John r.. Lillian S. Mckinly, Maria J., Amos
G. and Lya Brown. Funeral from the
NV, at O'Clock Sunday. July -. Reia-
tives and friends invited to attend Jersey
City and Philadelphia papers please eopy.l
coNRoY. July %, 1920. BERNARD CON
ROY. Remains at 1870 Pa. ave. NV. Fu-
neral from 1870 Pa. ave. NV at $40 a m
SATURDAY July "a thence to st. Patrick's
Church. Where a requiem mass will be of
fered at am. for his soul Interment in
Mount 0liyet cemetery. r. l. p
CROMWELL. Thursday. July s, 1920. at
am. at summer home. Perrin Gloucester
county. Va. CATHARINE X. CROMWELL.
aged 10 years, beloved daughter OF Jacob e.
and Alice NJ. Cromwell of Washington. u. c.
Burial was in family lot in Gloucester
DERBYsHIRE. Thursday Jr,x % ,ooo l.,
New York, KATiARINE AUSTIN DERRY.
shire Funeral and interment lprivatc) in
philadelphia Pa. u.
ELLIS. Thursday. July % 1920. at p.m..
arthur j.. beloved husband of OrrelI
Everett Ellis. in his 3eth year Funeral from
ms late residence, 2513 North Capitol st
SATURDAY; July "a. at pm. Interment in
Glenwood cemetery
HARRISON Thursday. Julv % 1901 =. SIN
pm at his residence. s13 10th st. NV.
WILLIAM Ii. HARRISON, son of the late
nooefC M and Susan A. Harrison, Funeral
Saturday at pm oas
HAWKINS. Departed this life at Harpers
Ferry, w. Va, Wednesday, July 81. lg20
at !l:3O am, FRANCES, beloved mother
OF Mrs. Lillian Jones, Mrs. Margaret Brown.
2uiiia. Isaiah and little Elsie Irene Haw-
ains. Funeral from her late residence. SO4
50 sc. Sc, Saturday, July "a, at 23O D. m.
tfhiiadelphia and New York papers plea Use
copy.)
Our hearts are sad and lonely now,
our GRIEF too deep to tell,
Bu. time will come. we care not when,
mat we with her may dwell.
HER LOVING CHILDREN 23s
HAYES. Thursday, July %, 1920. at AM
HEHBERT f.. beloved husband of, Catherine
=. Hayes and son of William +. and. the late
annie Hayes. Funeral from his late resi-
qence 34Oj Nichols ave. Sc. Saturday
July "A. thence TO the Church of the AS
sumption. Congress Heights, u. C.. where
requiem mass will be said at Q am for the
iepose OF his soul Relatives and friends
invited to attend
hMMELL. Suddenly, at the residence of his
daughter. Mrs. Edward L. Brown. Delray
va: Thursday, July %, 1920. WILLIAM
LAMBELL- beloved husband of Alice n
himmeI Funeral from the residence of his
daughter Saturday. July "a, at . pm.
relatives and friends invited to attend
!nterment tprivate) at Congressional Gene
KING. Thursday, July %, 1920. at 11:45 p.m
at Providence Hospital JOHN r.. beloved
son OF Mary E. King and brother of Channinc
b. and Robert b. King. Notice of funeral
hereafter. VI iu"eia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-23
RED CONGRESS ATTACKS
J.; S. STAND ON SOVIET
Lenin Opens Third Internationale
at Petrograd-Fifty-One
Countries Represented

MOSCOW. July 20 (by the ASCOT
ated Press).-Nikolai Lenin, premier
of bolshevik Russia; G. S. Zinoyieff.
bolshevik governor of Petrograd, and
M. Kalinin were the principal speak,
ers at the opening session of the con-
gress of the third internationale at
Petrograd Monday. The sessions, at
which fifty-one countries are repre-
sented, tomorrow will be transferred
to the kremlin Palace. at Moscow.
One of the crucial matters dis
cussed was the question of admitting
representatives of the socialist par
ties which recently abandoned the
second internationale According to
NJ. Zinoyieff. the German independ-
ents and the French socialists will be
required to do some "housecleaning."
NJ. Zinovieff also attacked the
American democracy for "its persecu-
ton of all entering the ranks of rev.
olution by way of the third interna-
tionale''
1.-The American bourgeoise," he said.
has laid aside it's constitutional
guarantees and broken the principles
of its much Wanted democracy 1t
has defined its real position"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-23
BRANDE|S ELECTED
ZIONIST PRESIDENT
Made Honorary Head of Or
ganizati0n at London
Conference.

LONDON. July 23-The Zionist con-
ference here, probably the most i'm
portant gathering of Jews ever held
concluded today with the election of
United States Supreme Court Justice
Louis d. 3randeis as honorary presi-
dent OF the Zionist organizations; Prof
Chalm WefZmann, president, and Ma
mum Sokolow. chairman of the exec
utive committee. These three will
form an executive, through the ap-
pointment of heads for various de-
partments of the organization. The
appointments will have to be con-
tee.
A special economic council for Pal
estine, together with a board of trus-
tees to supervise the disposal and en-
ployment of Zionist funds, has been
created. The council will consist of
Sir Alfred Mond. Lord Rothschild and
Bernard F1exner of America. The
greater actions committee will have
no less than. lightweight members
and will include such well known
Jewish leaders as DR.. Max Nordau,
Nathan Strauss Judge Julian NJ. Mack,
Mrs. Mary Fels. Prof. Felix Frank
furter Sir Stuart Samuel, Rabbi DIR.
Meyer Berlin, Jacob de Haas, Louis
Lipsky and Bernard Rosenblatt, the
last three being connected with the
Zionist administration of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-23
VETERANS DEATH BY CAR
ACCIDENT, JURY DECIDES
Sight and Hearing of Inmate of
Soldiers Home Declared
Defective.

Coroner hewitt yesterday held an in
quest at the morgue in the case of
William Exener.. elderly inmate of
Soldiers Home, who was killed by
street car near Pennsylvania avenue
and 9th street Wednesday night. The
jury reached the conclusion that the
veterans death was the result of an
accident. 1t was testified that his
sight and hearing were defective.
William Baylock, colored, eleven
years old, 5215 Dix street northeast.
yesterday jumped from a side step
Of an ice cream delivery wagon driven
by c, D. Hanback,, 445 18th street
northeast. at seth and ST. Catherine
streets northeast One wheel of the
vehicle crushed his right foot. He
was taken to- Freednieh's Hospital.
M. c. Meloy. 204 Raymond street,
Chevy Chase, Md; received an injury
to his left ear yesterday afternoon
as result of a collision between his
automobile and an automobile driven
by c. Wilson, 32 I street northeast.
at Goth and l. streets. He received
treatment at Emergency Hospital.
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er Of the slain woman. were the only
other persons in the house when the
tragedy was enacted. Raymond was
SO sound asleep that he knew nothing
of the affair until detectives and po-
licemen aroused him.
My father will give him a good
beating for killing my sister," was the
boys comment.
Jordan was in the huckster business
for a number Of years. He was in
dustrious, and. it Is stated. earned a
good living. What he had been doing
the past few months, it is stated. the
police were unable to learn. So far as
neighbors were able to say. the Jor-
dams got along we'll together and had
a host of friends.
Coroner hewitt visited the scene of
the homicide and directed the re-
moval of the body to the morgue,
where an Inquest will be held tomor-
row morning at IL O'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-23
ALLIES NOT FULLY
SAT|SF|EDAT SPA
italian Envoy Tells Chamber
Powers Are, However, Not
Entirely DispIeased.
BY the Associated Press.


ROME, July 23.-Detailing the re-
suits of the Spa conference to the
chamber today, Count Sforza, the for
eign minister, declared none of the
great powers was quite satisfied
but that. on the other hand, none of
them was altogether dissatisfied"
and that from Italy's point of view
settlement of Europe.
I'VE could have refused Germany
the loan represented by the difference
between the minimum price of coal i'm
posed by the treaty and the actual
price," said the foreign minister, but
we would have had to occupy the
Ruhr. I did everything possible to
prevent the conference from break
ing up and endeavored to guide Eu-
rope in a more secure and fruitful
path.
he added, realized that all my eff
forts and even the objections 1 raised
from time to time against certain
proposals were inspired by the most
cordial desire to safeguard the COM
mon general interest"
BERLIN, July 22.-The attitude of
the German coal miners with regard
to Germany's engagements at the Spa
conference seemingly is indicated by
resolutions passed by various miners
organizations.
These resolutions testify that it is
the intention Of the miners to do their
utmost to cooperate in the recon-
struction of the European economic
situation, but expressed grave doubt
whether Germany'S engagements are
susceptible to being carried out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-23
ANT|-SOC|ALIST R|OT|NG
BRINGS ROME PROTEST
Deputy Modigliania Among In
jured During Tramway
Strike Disorder.

ROME, July % (by the Associated
Press).-Premier Giolitti protested on
behalf of the government today
against Wednesdays anti-socialist
rioting. He announced that the So
cialist deputy Modigliania was among
those injured during the disturbance.
Several persons were killed in the
Vittorio Emanuele square in the
course of rioting Wednesday evening,
when tramway men took cars from
the depots and drove them through
the center of the city flying red flags
The socialist deputy Sella Beta was
seriously injured when he left the
chamber of deputies, accompanied by
several other socialist members. The
deputy was attacked and roughly
handled by a large crowd while pro-
ceeding to the office of the newspaper
Avanti. Efforts of a soldier to pro-
tect him proved futile.
Crowds furiously attacked the cars
decorated with flags and many ar
rests were made.
Attempts to attack the offices of
Epoca, where the Avanti is being
temporarily printed. were frustrated.
One officer was wounded and others
were attacked in demonstrations by
bolshevists at Turin seking revenge
for the smashing of machinery at the
Avanti plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-23
CARDS OF THANKS,

BIRTH. We wish to extend sincere
thanks to our relatives, friends and neigh
bors for their kindness during the illness
and beautiful floral tributes at the death Of
our beloved son and grandson. c. EDWARD
BIRTH.
FATHER, MOTHER AND CRANDNA
FLAHERTY.
6ooTA. We wish with sincere gratitude to
tnank our friends for the sympathy and
kindness extended and for the beautiful floral
tributes nj the death Of our beloved daughter
ana mother. MEDIA WEBER BOOTH
MRS. l.. G. WEBER AND CHILDREN .
We wish to thank our rela-
yves, 1rienos and neightors for their kindness
and beautiful floral tributes at the sudden
death of our beloved husband and father
GEORGE A. CRAWFORD
WIFE AND CHILDREN. .
RANDALL. We wish to extend our sincere
thanks for kindness. sympathy and tho
beautiful floral tributes st the death of
our dear wife and mother, NANCY BROOK
RANDALL.
Il. T.. RANDALL AND DAUGHTERS (.
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JUGOSLAVS REOCCUPY
TOWNS WITHIN AUSTRIA
Refuse Allied Commissions De-
mand for Keys to Post Office
and Customhouse.

VIENNA, July 20.-Considerable ex-
element is reported from the
Budkersburg district, where the Jugo-
slavs maintained an intermittent fire
throughout last night.
The Jugoslavs refused the allied
evacuation commissions demand that
they surrender the keys to the post
office and the customhouse, and pre-
vented the Austrians from forcing an
entry into the buildings.
After they had partially evacuated
the town Jugoslav troops suddenly
reoccupied Radkersberg and other
towns within the Austrian zone. Pro-
test by the allied commission met with
the reply from the Jugoslav comman-
der, 81 have my orders from Laibach-
The commission has protested both
to Laibach and Paris.
Unknown persons recently tore up
the railway tracks near Murek,
wrecking train.