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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIONS
INSTRUCTION TO VOTERS

A ballot can he secured before
: hand marked at your home and
takon with you TO the polling place
I An envelope is handed to You by the
: clerk, in which YOU place yonr ballot
! Mark your ballot with q biack
! pencil only; no other caior and not
: with ink.
! Do not write anything on your
! ballot
! Do not take the time OF election
I officers with unnecessary questions
: 70 vote a straight ticket make a
I cross * within the square con-
I tanning the emblem NJ the head of
! the column
/ 10 vote split ticket, make a
! cross * in the square containing
! emblem nj head of column. also
/ cross * IN square to the left Of the
! person you want To vote for on the
I other ticket
I TO vote u "cut ticket, make n
! cross * in the square containing
! the emblem at head Of column and
I draw q line through the name you
I do not wish to vote for
I DO not cut or mutilate your ballot
I with knife or scissors. but place the
I entire ballot in envelope
/ When you enter your polling
! place, announce your name and
I residence, one Of the clerks will hand
! YOU an envelope land ballot, if need
i ed. IOu will step inside the
Il booth. nut ballot in envelope after
i you mark it and hand ii to the in
/ spector who will put rubber band
I around it and put it in the ballot box.
4 The voter is not supposed TO re-
i ceive any assistance after he enters
i the polling place All information
i must be secured beforehand
/ There is no special way to fold
! your ballot
I Remember Mark your ballot
i with black lead pencil only
I DON'T USE INK.
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Support Order Denied.

An application made by Mrs. Franklin
c. Smith for support order from her
husband was denied by Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court today. Smith had been
granted divorce decree nisi in June
court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-01
NEED VOLUNTEER WORKERS
AND AUTOMOBILES

Men and women who can spare
a few hours tomorrow for election
work. are requested 70 send their
names 20 Democratic headquarters.
Men and women are needed In every
polling place in the State.
Those who have AUTOMOBILES that
can be usedare asked 70 inform head
quarters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-01
To Observe Election Day.

Some manufacturing concerns will OBJ
serve election day. Harlan : and the Pull
man shops will shut down at noon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-01
CAMPAIGN ENDS With BOTH
PARTIES CLAIMING VICTORY

Democratic Candidate Back From Long Trail, Which Has
Taken Him Over 10000 Miles, issues Statement
Republican Candidate in Final Appeal to Country, Links
Domestic Policies With Covenant as Issue Before People
Calls for Election of Senator'S in Harmony With Party
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-01
Elgin Wrist Watches.

Collins and Meyers 1O1 West Eighth
street ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-01

S25 worth oi records. free Afford Piano
Co, 2lO West Ninth street.-Ady.
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Spend money wisely Buy Glover Dairy
Safe Milk Phone 1910 -Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-01

Storm Doors, Storm sash, Porch In
closures. Tindall 4 Son. 6li Tatnal
street.-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-01
THE SILENT VOTE.

j l.. Sinclair
Statesmen converse till the world weary
Debating the covenant pro and con;
But VIII is e Chateau Therry'
hat are they saying Meuse- -Argonne7
n vns long ago in the wars first stages
with streaming banner and shining blade
In n glory nd pomp OF the Middle Ages
They went on tiumanity's Last Crusade.
But now We know why IL men
clash with death at the zero hour
Over the top for Lodge and Penrose
To bring the Republicans back 10 power.
As the steel sank home in the quiverine tissue
Each sustained ny the thought no doubt
1T is die for n party issue;
This will help the Democrats out
We have heard from the pro- and the anti-Gcrman
From every color and creed and cult:
Rut the silent otc Is said will determine
he November elections final result
"The silent vote2' then put my query
To those who stayed while tho rest went
What arc saying a chateau lherry2
How are you voting at Meuse Argonne2
= The Bowling
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Amu>emenus ronlsnL
Weather Forecast,

Weather Forecast
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AblC tonight aud tuesday wAr urt IunlkN'
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sun sets th4s Afternoon .HN
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School children need Clover Dairy
Spfe Milk Phone 15i0-Adv.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30
ENRIQUEZ MF0RNO DE
LAS P~RETENSLONES
DE F. VILLA
Do Ia Huerta Sc entero de 10
que ell jefe rebelde Ute-
ne pretendiendo

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO u
I'm irformc detalladO de Ia situacloh
actual en- cl Estado de Chihuahua
fuH rendido por eI general lgnacio
E%nrique2 al Presidente de Ia. Huerta
Y al Secretario de ia Guerra. Ehrl-
nue. lleg6 a esta capital despues ue
baher hecho entrega dc Ia jetatura
de las Fuerzas de Seguridad eli mi
buahua, que tenian 4 su cargo Ia cam
nara contra Villa, entrega que IIZo
nara poder continuar su campana po-
Utica como candidate al Gobiecno de
acIel Estado del Norte.
Enriuuez comunicG 81 Presidents de
Ia Huerta las condolences que villa
le expuso para al Goo!eEho
provisional, haciendole I'm relate lie!
de lac entrevista u el Jefe repeide
.celebrara en- Ell Dorado. Al Genera
Gales Enrfquez le inform6 de la ST.
tl,aci6n militar Y sobre los recursos de
Que hay Tue echar mano para onte-
ner exito ~lisonjero en- la campana
contra Villa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30

c!a Tepango, en Ia Sierra del Distrito
Ge Zacatlan. de donde son los Cabre-
II.
FL diG 70 sal:0 de Tepango haCia
Am!xtlan y T!apacoya, d~nde despues
dc herrar bestias y conner siguieron
hasta I'M pobiado. llamado TlRltepan-
&C, va en- teIrenos del Distrito de Huau
chinango.
Hasta ahi el guia habia s!do Cabre-
IA.
Al dla si~guiente, 20 de Mayo, Mariel,
mas ~conocedor del terreno en- ell Dis
trito de HuauchInango. tomb Ia direc
ci0n de las jo:Eadas.
FL prop6$ito del seMor Carranza Tue
Siempre evitar Ia proXimidad de las
ltleas de F~e-rocarril, para eludir en-
cuentros que en- las condolences de
moral en- que iba Ia genie no podla
cOnSt!Juir mas que reveses, pues Ia
caravana no consistia mas que en- los
jCfes Y Sus asitentes. Hel!odoro Pc
reg era el unico que Nevada unos
cuautos nombres con los cuales tenian
GuC hacer Ia v~anguardia Y de reta-
guardia, ayudados por Ia escolta per-
soral del general Murguia que aun
~quedaba. Ell objective vagamente oos-
Gueiado era a~cercarse al Sur de San
Luis Potosi cntrando por Jalapa. Que
rStaro. Y pasando por Xico, Tenango
de Doria. Zinapan. etc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30
LA HERENCIA DE CARRANZA
"a. FUGAk
% - SEE O= A'"oN''' Con MOTIVE pE 81 sAHDa DEL PALS

te. Herrera Sc habla rendide va una
veg, pero mas tarde volvto u lsvantar
sc en- aruias ~operando por su cuenta
ell aquella region. pues radicaba en- ei
F!an de Progreso de ZaragoZa, en- IL
mites entire IaCatlan, Puebla, y Papan-
tia, NeracruZ. Nominalmente ~reconocia
. Pelaez como 81 Jcfe. En- principles
de 1920 Sc habia vuelto Il rendir apro-
vechnndo Ia umistad que Mariel lleva-
81 con algunos vecinos p~rom!nentes
de Nico. y amigos tambien de Herre-
10. Marie! tenia en- e. gran confianza
y 10 estlmaba en- 10 personal.
Puede decirse que desde la !ncorpo-
rncion de Herrera 4 Ia caravana, Ma
rlei Sc slntio trauquiio y SECURE. NADIA
rarO era. pueE, que sin la menor dis
cusi6n nj ~sospecha Sc sigu!eran todas
las tndicac!ones de Herrero durante
aquella tarde
Al llega: q La Union. Mariel tenia
cue ~separarse segGn plan de Herrero'
para ir atompahado del coronel Ce-
sar Lechuga. rumbo a Nco y recoger
alsunos informes, debiendo reunlrse
otra vez a Ia Comitiva esa misma no.
cine. .
Herrera continue acompahando al
Presidents, Y sugirio que IA cararana
70 debfa que6arse en- La Union eS
IN pueblo con bastantes elementos' 81
no contin:ar rumbo a TlaTcalantonSo'
"lugar muy SECURE. es~trattsico. V DON
de hallarian bastante que Y pas
u para los Caba!los.
Herrera mismo acompan6 al Presl-
Geate cabaIsando a su ado hasta he
r.r a TlaXcaIantongo, donde 81 en- per
D desiGn6 el iacaI en- que haola de
Il senior Carranza. Los de-
mas de la comitiva buscaron cada
ouien acomodC en- diversos ~jacales'
dorde Sc pudo: MurEuia sc quedo con
sus oficiales or una casita a la entra-
da del pueblo. como a unas tres o
cuatro Gales de distancia de la casa
aue ocupaoa ell Presldente.
Cast acabanGo de instaiar al Pres :
6ente, diio Herrera que acababa de
recibir un neusaje anunciandole que
" hremano suyo Sc hahia herido acct
dentalmente Y que tenia Que ir a YER
70. Y con este preteXto Sc retro.
Ii fu& atacada en- Tlax-
calantongo a la madrugada, a las tres
y media de IL mahana por fuerzas de
Herrera. Durante e. ataque murio ei
Presidente.
uace tres scmanas QUE Carranza
m3ri6. Y todavfa Sc discute 81 murio
asesinado per los soidados de Herrera
ono afirmau todos o 81 Sc suicide al
ycrse perd do. como asegura HcrreTo.
Y los encargados de Ia av~eriguacion
cnCuentran c, case muy opinable: du
dan entire - Greer cUlpahle a HERE
70 de f~elonia. 0 mejor considcrar res
oousables de Ia muerte de Carranza
a sus acomranantes, por no haoer
muerto con &.
y que mucho que haya quienes
cream Cajaz de haberse suic!dado a
Carranza. 81 los generates Ohregon y
Gonzalez 10 creyeron capaz de anan-
donar a sus acompanantes y escapar-
Sc con SUI salvo-condCcto.
Pero en- substantial ique es 10 que Sc
averigua? Que es 10 que no esta ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30
Ia MUERTE DE
CARRANZR

Fl dia 20 comieron los viajeros en-
Patla. lugar situado en- 81 fondo de una
rrofunda barranca. donde Mariel tu-
70 algunos intorrles de ser aQue!la la
region domirada por Rodolfo Herrero.
Como a Ia ur@ de IA tarde sali6 de ALI
IN rumbo a La Union. d
VIA sin resnlyer 81 seguirian hasta
Moo Nilla Juarezl o Sc quedarfan On
La Union.
Al If salierdo de la cuesta de Pat!a
alcanz6 a Ia comitiva un llnete que
trataba de !.egar hasta 81 Pres:dente,
oulen iba con Mar!el Y Murcuia a Ia
cabeza. Era Kodolto Herrero. que Sc ha
ia preserrc para proteger e paso de
L, comiriva. Lleg6. abraz6 a Mariel,
| nord. Y Sc puso a las 6rdenes del Pre-
sidcnte, prctestandole su !ealtad y ad-
| hysi6n = of;eciEndole s~eguridades a su
| paso Dor sIs rumhos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30

No me propongo describir "a fuga de
Carranza, pues en- verdad no tendria
interss relatar!a. y habrta s!do diferen-
lie c~ualQuler canine que huOiere segui-
30. Todos habrIan conductdo al misIuo
Gjlgota.
Al a6andonar los trenes del convoy
presidential y recOncentrarse Ell el
pueblecito de Santa Maria O~cotepec,
Sc d!spuso lie algu2os minutes para
r~esolver Ia direction que debta tomar
Sc.
Tomar rInbo a. VolcAn o runbo a
Perote. para irte-narse en- Ia Sierra
de VeracruE habrfa sldo II u eDtregar-
Sc en- las manos de Higinio Aguilar.
Sucedi6 entoncss que entire los es-
cqpados de los trenes estaoa Cabrera,
81 cual nunca ha sido militar, nj cree
teHer dispnSicoines para clio, nj
habia dido antes silbar las balas: Pc
70 conocfa Ia Sierra de Puebla. y era
natural que Ic ocurr!era tirar hacla ell
monte. = ast como sin mas dotes que
81 conocimiento del terreno y 81 gran
resistencia csica, ) VI POGO de presen
eli. de amino en- %aquellos momentos.
So ccnstituyH en- guia Y encamin6 a los
restos de aquei naufragio hacia ala
= los diriSlo ayudado por MarieI' que
tambien conocia Il region
FL dfa Il pernoct6 la conitlva en-
l., H~acienLa de Zacatepec. Ali Sc
cuedaron muchos civiles ' algunas per
sonas que carecIan de cahallos.
FL dta u cespues de atravesar las
llanuras de san Juan de los LlanoS
u de crlZa- las Was del FerrocarrlI
T~7teroceanico comieron en- una tinca
Uamada Santa Lugarda, de donde 81
cu:eroa hasra "a Hacienda de TemeN-
Tia, va a IA entrada de Ia Sierra dc
Alatriste. donde p~ernoctaron.
81 dfa l6 comieron en- San Francisco
ixtacamaxtitlan. lugar donde GerzayR
UEarte = Cabrera tienen parientes' y
corttruaron rumbo a Tetela. pernoc-
undo antas de Hegar. en- Z~itlacuautla'
Cabrera saba que Il hermaEos' 2!
doctor Alfonso. Gobernador de Pueoia
e, d 6iputaGo don Federico, andao2h
,o~ aoueIlos rumbos Y tenian Ia espe-
rarza de Tue Ia caravan2 podria 0es-
rt7sar unos dias : rehacerse al aoTiso
De Ia SierrG y hajo las fuerzas Gel CO.
roreI Gabriel Barrios.
EI dia IT lego Ia comitiva a Iete-
=. nero Bcrrios no estaha ALI nj Sc
y-esent6. Mas tarde vino a saherse
Il hacla tres dfas precisamente aca-
haha de reconocer a obreg6n. Enton-
.es a comitiva Sc RETRO. sin ser mo-
Iestada. para Cuautempan. donde per
uOct6.
FL dia IS. despues de medic dta sa-
LID Ia com.tiv,t de CUautempan : por
.erenos c~ontrolados por BarrioS. pero
sin ser mo!astada tampoco, siguio ha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30
Tom6 possession Ell nueDo AL
colde de Torreon, Coah.

TORREON. Cdah, JUNO Coon la
a~s,stencia de seis regidores del AEun
tamiento de esta tom6 aver possession e!
nuevo P~resi6cnte Municipal, el senior
don lose Sotomayor quien para tai
rlesto fue Gesignado por la L~egis!ata-
"a local de acuerdo con el Gobernador
del EstadO.
Go 1evant6 el acta de rigor Y en-
esta Sc hizo constar el ae
alcunas agrupaciones obreras que ale
Gan Ia ilegaIidad del tai nombramien-
10, En- esta ceremonial didse tamoien
;ectura a IN telegrama del Presidehte
&c II Republica. en- el que dice, la
election d. nuevo Alcalde de la Gnu
y, debera nevarse a efecto por pIeois-
clio con 81 fin de zanjar futuras al
f:cultades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30
REORGANIZATION DEL POsS
TO DE- sOcoRRoS

.JAIAPA. junio 25-Hase reorganiza
en- esta ciudad la junta de Socorros
nara los damnificados, h~abiendose de-
slcnado para ~presidente de la misnla
al G~obernador del Estado. En- ell seno
de Ia agrupaci6n reorganizada Sc dis
crti6 desde luego el empleo que debe-
ria darseles Il los doscientos mil pesos
Sc haiaa depositados Ell Ia casa
Laca'|
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30
TEcEOEN

Herrera o. c5iginario de IA ciudad de
ZacatIdn.-dcrde, en~tusiasta huertista
bahia tornado parte del Battalion
banquet" dc aquel lugar, e. cual Sc
hahIa leva1;aGo on arHla contra Ia
r~evoluc!6n constitucioHalista TRUMAN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30

'Dirijsse ;oda Ia Correspondence re-
a latrya al peri6dico 81 Director.
SR. IGNACIO E. LOZANO,
l20 \. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30

Entered as secend-ciass matter February
N. 1918. AZ The Post Office n San Anto-
mic. TsxsS. under The Act Of March ..
SSTS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30

Para libros en- espaHoI dirijase ID.
Ia Casa editorial Gozano. ffS North
Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30

NOTA:- Los susc-iptorss. al zanzibar ss
t-s-ideneia ds6ea daraoS tanco "a nueva cons
IA ansiguA direction, = fin &C znotAr pro-
spisnsnts e. Sanhio rl nueScrOS Eb-os-
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-07
SHRIMP IN INDIAN RIVER

Whether or not they are to be per-
manent settlers is as yet undecided,
but for the past few days local fish
ermen with cast nets have been draw
irg shrimp from the waters of Indian
river, as fast as they could empty
their nets and recast. Men who have
fished these waters for years say that
never before have they seen shrimp
in such quantities. many times they
have captured the smaller river
shrimp while fishing for mullet. but
these which are swarming in count
less millions are genuine "prawn'
or outside shrimp. We have always
contended that there were shrimp of
the point and along the beach and
would like to see some shrimp nets
tried out there Cocoa Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-07
PARTY OF TOURISTS
CAUGHT In SHALE SLIDE
AT NIAGARA; 3 KILLED
fBv Associated Prasa.,

Niagara Falls, N. Y. Sept. T.
Two women and a man were crushed
to death and two men were injured
Monday afternoon, when shale slide
forced "a bridge leading to one of the
stairways in the Cave of the Winds, A
hundred or more tourists in the cave
al the time were thrown into panic,
but, in spite of several narrow es-
capes, none of them was hurt.
The dead are A. Hartman and wife,
and Louise Hartman of Brooklyn, and
Clara M. Faust of Pittsburgh. The
injured are T. w. Lee of Pittsburgh
and Frank E. Hoehling of Detroit,
Mich. The dead and injured were
members of a party of tourists just
completing tour of the cave.
This is the first accident of the
kind that has occurred since 1883. In
order to recover the bodies, row
beat was secured from the steamer
Maid of the Mist, and the rescue par
tv made an extra-hazardous journey
under the very cave of the falls.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-07
LAKELAND. FLORIDA. TUESDAY, SEPT. =, 1920
FLORIDA COUNTY
AGENTS MEETING
AT UNIVERSITY

Gainesville, Sept. County farm
agents are in session at the Univer-
sity today discussing topics relating
to the agricultural interests Of Flor
ida.
Dr.. A. Murphree, president of the
University, delivered the opening ad-
dress, welcoming the visiting agents.
He was followed by Dean P. H.
Rolfe. who gave a summary Of the ex-
tension work of last year and an out
line of the work to be done during
coming year.
DR.. j. A. Evans, successor to DR..
Bradford Knapp as chief of agricul-
tural extension in the United States,
was the principal speaker.
Among other prominent men who
will address the meeting are C. M.
McQuarrie, for years leader in ex
tension work in Florida; G. w. Stew
art, manager of the Florida Citrus Ex-
change, who will speak Thursday; l..
M. Rhodes, state marketing agent;
II. W. Hill federal district agent for
club work; Paul Sanders Of the
Southern Ruralist; H. E. Savely,
federal field agent for the southeast,
and many others.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-07
CORNER STONE LAYING
AT HAINES CITY NEXT
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Next Sunday afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock the Christian church at Haines
City will observe the formal cere-
mony of laying the cornerstone OF
their new fifteen thousand dollar
church edifice.
The work of erection is fairly un-
der way and promises to be one Of the
rnost beautiful and commodious
buildings of that character that Is to
be found on the Ridge. The building
is located on the Dixie Highway, ov.
erlooking Lake Tracy in one Of the
most conspicuous places in the town.
A large auditorium, class rooms,
dressing rooms and all the modern
equipment of an up-to-date church
will he carried out.
Rev. j. H. Brister, of Texas, Is the
pastor who has engineered the work.
DR.. w. e. Harlowe, of Springfield,
Mo-, one of the best known speakers
CT America, has been invited to make
the chief address. A special musical
program will be carried out and it Is
expected that many people from sur
rounding towns will be present. !.
The committee announces that no
offerings will be taken, nor money
asked for.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-07
five SOCIALISTS
OUSTED LAST FALL
RUNNING AGAIN
(By Associated Press.)

New York, ept. IA special cleo
tion will be held here Thursday, Sept.
16, to decide whether the five social
ist assemblymen ousted from the
New York legislature last winter for
alleged dlsloyalty snail be returned
with the addition of another member
Of the same political faith.
Republican and Democratic leaders
In the states lower house have de-
clared that II the five ousted men are
reelected, steps will be taken to de-
bar them or expel them again after
they have taken their seats. The
custer last spring focused on Albany
the attention of public leaders of all
parties all over the country
The Ave Socialists who were ex-
PEELED last year are all candidates for
reelection. They are August Claes-
sons and Louis Waldman of Manhat-
tan; Samuel A. Dewitt and Samuel
Orr OF the Bronx, and Charles Solo
man OF Brooklyn. Nat Rubin is the
Socialist candidate of the 10th Brook
lyn district for the. seat vacated by
the death of Assemblyman John Da-
mico
In each case the Socialists are
prosecuting their campaigns yigor-
ously.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-07
MEN
GOT TOGETHER AT
LUNCHEON TODAY

Twenty eight of the live business
men of the city sat down at luncheon
today, at the fremont, the occasion
being the bi-monthly meeting of the
Membership Council of the Chamber
OF Commerce. Several newly elected
members were present.
The principal topic was the prob
lem of providing some place as tour
ist headquarters, and after much dis
cusson it seems that the most feas-
ible plan is to secure some tents for
the purpose. The matter, however,
was referred to a committee, which
was instructed to take such action as
they might deem best
The Agricultural Bureau reported
that through Messrs. j. c. Swindel
and G.. E. Google arrangements were
being made to take considerable
delegation to meeting at Orlando
Thursday for the purpose Of consid-
ering combating the black fly, new
menace to the citrus crop.
r. B. Child reported that the mat
ter OF securing band is now in the
hands Of the American Legion, the
members OF which have some excel
lent plans which it is hoped they may
be able to work out.
President Pinch brought up the
question as to what progress Is be-
ing made along the City Beautiful
plans, and the information was
brought out that the Community
Council which has charge Of thi!
work have been awaiting the return
OF the Mayor, who is the heado of thu
Council, and that it is presumed i
will now function.
Other matters of interest and look
ing to the community welfare wer
, discussed, and the meeting was pleas
ant and profitable throughout.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-07
Wants New Boundary

Warsaw, Sept. 7.-Lithuanian
troops have crossed the boundary OF
Poland without declaring war. They
throw the blame for the recent clash
at SuwalM upon the Poles. They de.
clare they do not recognize the line
of boundary fixed by Earl Curzon
and Marshal Foch but want to ne
gotiate anew line. 1t is said that the
Russian Bols are supporting Lithu-
ania in her claims. It is feared that
the situation arising from this mis-
understanding will complicate the
peace negotiations now going on at
Riga.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-07
Pardon on Condition
(By Associated Press.)

London, Sept. IA dispatch to
the London Times from Wage, Switz-
erland, says that the British prime
minister has informed those who are
seeking clemency for Lord Mayor
MacSweney that II guarantees are
given that the murder of policemen
in Ireland will be stopped. the Lord
Mayor and other hunger strikers
will be pardoned. 1t is further said
that not single one of the appeals
for clemency for the hunger strikers
has given any promise that such kill
ings would be stopped. In view Of
that situation, the premier says, the
unconditional release Of the impris-
oned men would be disastrous to the
morale of the Irish police and make
the government Of Ireland impossible.