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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Brake Shoe and Foundry
Company, quarterly of ia per cent on
common and 3 per cent on preferred, pay
able March 81.
American Coal Company, quarterly
of 3 per cent, payable March IL.
Dalv West Mining Company, 10 cents
q share. payable March 20
Duluth-Superior Traction Company
quarterly of per cent on preferred, pay
able April j.
Guantanamo Sugar Company, quar-
terly of 212 per cent payable April /.
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company, quar-
terly of ia per cent on first preferred.
National Licorice Company, quarterly
of 115 per cent on preferred, payable
March 81.
New York, Ontario and Western Rail-
way Company, per cent on common,
payable April IL.
Pittsburg, Bessemer and Lake Eric
Railroad Company, semlannual OF =
per cent on common, payable April !.
T. H. Symington Company, quarterly
of 212 per cent on common, payable
payable April l.
Tidewatsr Oil Company, quarterly of
2 per cent and extra of 2 per cent, payable
March 81.
Twin City Rapid Transit Company,
quarterly OF ia per cent on preferred,
payable April i.
United Theater Equipment Corpora
ton, quarterly of ia per cent on pre-
ferred, payable March 81.
Western Union Telegraph Company
quarterliof Ia per cent payable April Is.
Sloss-Shefield Steel Corporation,
quarterly of Ia per cent on preferred,
payable April l.
Western Electric Company, quarter
ly of 2]2 per cent on common, payable.
March 81.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The American Locomotive Company
received nm order for twelve locomotives
from the Canadian National Railways,
bringing total from that source to sixty
seven.
The WHY'S Corporation reports for
Inst year profits, before taxes and dividends
of x5,364, ,8S3, and income Of $1,000, ,720
after taxes, and total net assets Of s5l,-
1858, which figures x341 per share for
the first preferred stock.
About $i0O0O0,00O will be lost, IL is
estimated. by the government in taxes
AZ n result OF decision in stock dividend
tax cas- es. Refund for 1917 and 1913 is
estimated at s35, 100000.
The s6,0OO,000 Of treasury stock Of
Mexic an Petroleum is likely to come
out as stock dividend, 90 per cent of
which will go to Pan-American Petro-
leum because of its holdings Of Mexi-
can Petroleum stock.
The decision Of the United States SUI
preme Court holding stock dividends as
non-taxablc has special bearing on Cities
Service common stock. The decision
applies TO dividends of Is per cent an
nunlly which common stockholders are
now receiving payable in common stock
in addition to regular cash disbursement
Pennsylvania Railroad stockholders,
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a. the annual meeting yesterday, on
motion OF John Griblel, voted full author
Ity to the board Of directors To tact ia il
wisdom and judgment in any and all
matters pertaining to the settlement Of
AFFAIRS connected with the return of the
railroads by the government. The idea il
that this action will obviatc the necessity
Tor special neetinps Of the stockholders.
The feature among stocks with stock
dividend possibilities is Atlantic Re-
inning, o Standard Oil subsidiary. A sale
OF ten shares WAS made today at $3.50,
. gain Of $50 points over the last sale.
This company has the largest surplus
per share Of any stock traded in on the
Exchange, amounting 10 more than 81 900
per share. The surplus ~ figured at more
than $50, 600, 0OO, while the common stock
outstanding is only 100000
A condensed stnment Of operations
Of the Topopah Belmont Development
Go. for the quarter ended December 81,
1919, shows net earnings Of $23,413 and
total net income S2S,7p3. This was the
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PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening
philadelphin. March lO.---Corn--Nc


Philadelphia, March 1O.--Corn---Ncw
M to quality and 10 cation, local 10; the
latter for No. yellow.
Oats-No. 2, white, 2.l0n2. 1917; No.
3, white, 1.Ola1.OlM.
Butter--Westcrn creamery extras, 81 u;
nearby prints fancy, 75a77.
Checse--Now York and Wisconsin full
milk, held, 2811a3O.
Eggs-Nearby firsts, 1455: current re-
ceipts, l4.25; western extra firsts, 14.4O;
firsts. 14.10; fancy selected, packed, 55a57
Live poultry--Fowls, MS TO size and
quality, 36n42: chickens, 3sa42; broiling
chickens, 5Oa60; old roostcrs, 25a26:
young staggy roostcrs, 30a32; ducks,
Pekin, 44a46, Indian runner, 40a42; Mus
covy, 30a32; turkeys, 40a45.
Dressed poultry-Turkeys choice to
fancy, 5Sa59; fair To good, 53a55; old
toms 81; fowls, fresh killed, choice to
fancy. 3sa4O; small sizes, 32a36; broilinR
chickens, Jersey, 55a6O: others, nearby,
So; choice western, 49a50; roasting chick
ems, western, rs toeize and quality, 3Sa5O:
ducks, western, 3sa4O; geese, western
fancy, 32a33, fair to good, 25a3O: capons,
western choice. 5ia55: fair to good,
4Sa50.
Potatocs-Pennsylva per 100
pounds, 5.OOa5.25; New York, per 100
pounds, 5.O0a525
Flour-Soft, winter. straight western,
10.75aI1.25; nearby. 10.65a1l 90; hard
winter, straight, I200a1250; short pat
ent, 13.00al3.50; spring clear, first, 9.50a
1000: patent, 1260al3.l0: short patent,
l3.50al3.75; fancy spring and city mills,
patent, family brand. I4.l0aI4.4O
Hay-=Timothy, No. 2. 43.OOa44 90; No
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3. Al. .f)Dn42 90: sample, "a .rOa37. 90: No.
grade, 3O.OOn32 co; clover mixed hay,
light mixed, 43OOn41OO: No. /, 42.O0a
1850
Bran--Higher, soft winter bran, west
ern, in 1O0-pound sacks 54.0Oa55 90.
spring, 54.O0a5450.
Tallow-Prime city, loose, 1871; special
loose, ID; prime country, 12l5; edible, in
ficrccs 1Ga1G1M
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period in which the property was clos
ed down for n long time owing ~ labor
troubles.
The net earnings for the quarter end.
ed December 81, 1919, Of the Belmont
Surf Inlet Mines, Lid, of which Tonopab
Belmont ownes 80 pr cent, were ss1,-
1870. Available resources on Deoemt,ef
81, 1919, were AZ followg. Dur from
emelters, x2I4,132, due from Others,
ss,62l; Liberty bonds, sll 300, cash IN
banks, t9,347; total, sz95, ,5Ol. Tonopsh
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ID. o. X. X. Candidates.

Plans for the next ceremonial to be held
next May viii be made by Habib Temple
2O5, d. o. X. X, at their monthly meeting
Saturday evening In Pythian Hall. Dur
ing the session about thirty candidates
will be admitted to the mysteries of the
lodge. AT the latter part of the meeting
definite plans will be made for the trip
to the Imperial Palace In Chattanooga,
Tenn, August, 1921. 1t is expected that
about 100 members and their wives viii
make the trip In two special ears.
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EXCHANGE OPENS HIGHER,
, Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York, March 10.-Rates on de-
mand bills for the English pound sterling
opened today at $3.6S1s, or "A cents
above Yesterdays closing figure.
Demand sterling was quoted at noon
at S3.73 Reports of large gold imports
pending from London TO the United States
has added to the strength of sterling ex--
change, bankers said, forcing a lot of
short covering created recently when
traders thought that the market was
due for a relapse.
During the first hour demand sterling
rose to s3.7O13, the highest rate since the
slump of last month, when it fell to S3.l9.
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nlscuss Edcnxaar Plans.

Eden Lodge, No. "a, I. o. o., ~ The
Eienzaar committee meeting last night.
discussed further plans for the fair which
viii be held under the auspices Of the lodg'
during The week Of April ~ 70 May. }
a booster night" will be held Thws3sy
evening, March IS, at which DEPUTY
Attorney General y. Warren Green will
deliver lecture on "The Persecution 81
Christ
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Columbia Graphophone.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Columbia Graphophone Co. viii be
held In Bridgeport, Conn, on March 20.
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West Side

WEST THIRTEENTH ST.
Six rooms, bath, nas, heat, porch. Pos.
session 30 days ......... $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10
Ask Hamilton; Probably He
Knows

just where to find the home you are looking
for at the price you had figured paying for it.
We Have Done This for Others, Why
Not for You?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10

MONROE ST, 200 BLOCK.
Eight rooms, bath, gas, heat, excellent
condition. Possession June 25,
$4,000
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East Side

SPRUCE ST., 1900 BLOCK.
Eight rooms, bath, gas, heat, rorchcs,
lawn, large yard, Al condition.
POSSESSION ......-........ S4,SD
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WEST SEVENTH STREET.
Eight rooms, bath, gas, heat. Immedi-
ate possession >........... 80, 500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10

WINCHESTER PLACE
Seven rooms, bath, gas, heat, porch.
Good condition. Possession March
25 ..:........... $500
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KIRK AVENUE.
Eight rooms, bath, gss and electric,
heat, verandss, large lot, IN pink Of
condition. Possession March 25,
$1,000
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WEST SIXTH STREET.
Seven rooms, bath, gas, good condi-
ton .................... s2,70O
Eight rooms, bath, gas, heat. Pos
session ................... SO, 800
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EAST TWENTY-FOURTH ST.
Six rooms, bath, Gas, electric, heat,
porches, Al condition. Possession
30 days .................. g. 500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10

y. FRANKLIN ST, 800 BLOCK.
Eight rooms, bath, gas, heat, porches
Possession March Is .... $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10

BENNETT ST, 1000 BLOCK.
Seven rooms, bath, gas. Possession
30 days -.-,.....t.......S 81, 700
Six rooms, gas Possession 81 500
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We have some Of the finest homes over
the bridge, on our iist,if interested
call on us for information.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10

EAST 18TH ST. 900 BLOCK.
Five rooms, bath, gas, heat. porch,
room for garage Possession 30
DAYS ...-.......--..- $500
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KIRKWOOD ST. 1000 BLOCK.
Seven rooms, bath, gas. Possession
June 25: terms 70 slHt ... $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-10

FRENCH ST, 1900 BLOCK.
Nine rooms, bath, Gas, steam heat.
Possession ........-. ... 81 600
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-10
PUBLIC SALE
Of
Valuable Truck and Fruit
Farm

The subscriber will sell, at Public
vendue, alongside the Court House. at
Salem, N. j.,
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS
The Broad

The big attraction at the Broad
theatre next week will be shown on
Wednesday and Thursday nights
when "Humoresque" will be put on
the screen. 1t has run for weeks in
.many large cities and Manager
Schweiger's enterprise in bringing it
to Penns Grove should be appreciated.
"Humoresque" is a Fannie Hurst
story and the novel has been trans
formed with rare sympathy, and un-
derstanding to the screen. Starting
with the boyhood of a youngster in
New York's Ghetto, born with two
masterful passions in his breast-love
for his mother and love for music.
You cannot appreciate the appeal to
the heart this simple story makes I'M
til you have seen it. cit has the
humor of Potash and Perlmutter'
and the pathos of 1.-THE Music Mas
ter" Don't miss it.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-10

The subscriber will sell, at Public
Vendue, alongside the Court House. at
Salem, N. j.,
SATURDAY, JANUARY LIST, 1921, i,
at 200 p. NJ, a large farm located in
Oldmans Township Salem County, New
Jersey, containing two hundred and
seventy-four and one quarter acres.
more or less.
This property lies in a solid block ex-
tending from Oldmans Creek across the
road from Penns Grove to Pedricktown
and about one mile from Pedricktown
and adjoining the Carl Green farm, and
is a very desirable property for early
vegetable, truck INT peach growing
There are on the premises
two sets of farm buildings, and in
cluded in the bounds of the property
are ninety acres more or less, of banked
meadow.
This property is known as the Ed
ward Green farm"
Carl Green, a successful peach
grower, owning the adjoining farm,
says that his property is the best
peach growing LAND in New Jersey, OF
which he has knowledge.
Sold to close the estate of David
Wiley, deceased.
Dated December Bird, 1920.
JOSEPH B. WILEY
12-1O-4t owner.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-10
The Riverside

"Everybody's Business" the great
picture to be shown at the Riverside
theatre next Monday and Tuesday,
should appeal to every red blooded
mar and woman in Penns Grove. 1t
is a history making production deal
ing with the Bolshevist propaganda
in this country and the effect it is hav-
ing in creating discord, causing strikes,
urging the unemployed, particularly
returned soldiers, to be dissatisfied by
exaggerating labor conditions and the
part the capitalists play in such mat
tiers. 1t is an educational picture of
the highest order and you should not
miss it. 1t portrays the struggle of
one of the A. E. F. in his search for
employment and the insidious propa-
ganda working against him for evil
ends and to build Bolshevism and an
achy in America. A pretty love story
is also interviewer in the picture. The
entire program for next week as laid
out by Manager Grace is fine, but
"Everybody's Business is the head
liner.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-10
TIMBER SALE

Owing to bad weather at the time OF
my sale on November 27th, and the tim
Der small, I have decided to have a
other sale on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th
when l will sell 10 acres of
WHITE AND BLACK OAK TIMBER
on the Frank Doughten farm, Penns
Grove and Auburn road, 215 miles from
Penns Grove.
Sale at / P. NJ.
Terms made known at sale.
FANNIE DOUGHTEN.
F. J. GAVENTA, Auct.
WIN. NJ. BURK, Clerk. 12410-2t
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-10
he PENN'S GROVE NATIONAL
BANK
PENIS Grove, N. J.
ANNHAI. MEETVKG

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of this institution will be held
at the Banking House ON Tuesday, Jan
uary IL. 1921, between the our of 2
p. M. and Major. the pu~rpose4yof
]. MILTON FEATHERERs
12-1o-ao-4t casPisr
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-10
IN MEMoRIAM

In loving remembrance of our dear
father,
John ID. Layton
who passed away one year ago. NoFem.
Der II, 1919.
we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fed,
And in Heaven with joy to greet thee.
Where no farewell tears are shed.
BY His Children.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-10
LARGE
Public Sale
of
Personal Property
and
REAL ESTATE

VIII be sold at Public Sale at tbe
residence of the subscribers. in the
Township OF Lower Penns Neck
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-10
The Globe

A big attraction that will be put on
at the Globe on Monday and continue
for three nights is the Century
EGirls,,sfrom the Keith Vaudeville Cir
cult, and has drawn big houses all
over the country at $3.50 for seats
1t will be shown here at gpopulat
prices. Ihere-wzl- also be 9 five-reel
feature picture of the better class
Don't miss 1.-THE Century Girls
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-10
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18th. 1920
STOCK AND FARMING UTENSILS

the road leading from Salem t.
Penns Grove, just above C~hurchtown
trolleys passing the house.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
LA RETlRADA DE 0
ROJOS PARECE
UNA FUGA
81 los poIacos sIguen ST.
ofensiva tres dlas 81
desastre rojo que
dara consumado

LONDRES. agosto 19.-En I'm despa
chu inaIambrico Official trasmitido hoy
de Moscou. Sc dice que en- II region
de Va-sovia Novo Georgievsk continua
librandose la lucha con encarniza-
miento.
Otro despacho de Narsovia tras-
cribe eI communicate Official dado Il
Ia publicidad arf hoy, Y en- 81 cuai
Sc hace referencia Il las tropas feme-
n;nas polacas que han estado comba-
tiendo en- el freute De batalla. Dicho
communicate dice a la letra:
Los b~olShevikis cstaE retirandoSe
en- complete panico del frente de Ia II
rea del Vfstula hacia. el norte. Las
fuerzas polacas han rccuperado Ia pIa-
"a de Ciechanof ' Is de Sochocin,
sobre el Vistula a So millas n noroes-
te de VarSovia, aSf como otraS pobla-
clones de menor importanCia, habien
hecho al cnemigo. ademaS. un
gran numero de ~prisioneros Y quitan
dole una gran cantidad de municio-
FL corredor de DaRzig Sc halla
shora completamente despejado de
rojas. Varios cuerpos de mu-
jeres p~olacas han estado "umbateindo
en- la linea de batalla."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
WRANGEL DICE QUE NO
NECESITA TROPAS
DE FRANCIA

LONDRES. AaoSto t9-El General
WrangeI. Jefe del Gohierno anti-bols-
sheviki de facto. en- ell sur de Russia
no deSea Utilizar tropaS f~rancesas p
.ngleSaS en- 81 campana contra los
rojoS. Il citado jefe oolsheviEI
hizo esta declaration nov a IN repre-
sentanre de un p~eri6dico ingles. 81
Daily Telegraph.
"Confjo en- que el future 10 Russia
no puede ser arreSlado 90: medic de
una guerra civil" decla-i el General
WranEel. 50 arrrSlaria deile lueco
= 10 fuese Dor ,cS merccnarios CHI
uSados para ohligar a los rusos q
ohedeeer los capriChoS de una peque-
banda. Err Inevitable lYt X Ggre-
Sl.1 De los Doia"HS }evantata 81 es-
pi~iru naclono' d. los ruSoS. Polo
MA deba recuperar Sus fronteras ct
noEratIca~. NoSorrns deseamoS acabar
con l,t guerra civil. Dor medic de un
rleh;scito que decida del future de to-
da Il Russia. EJnplear Soldados fran
cescs o inSleSeS contra nuestroS COM
patrioJaS, Seria repetir FL error de Le-
nine
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
LOS BOLSHEVIKIS ES-
TAN EVACUANDO
BREST LlTOVSK
Tres de las divisiones
rojas fueron aniquila-
das por los poIacos
frente a VarsoVia

VARSCIA. Agosto l9.-LaS fuerZas
polacas estAn obtanien&o ex,tcs en- to-
dos los f~rentes, con exception del sec-
tor meridional. IN 10lje los rusos
continlan hacienda avances, dice IN
communicate Official dado a la publici-
dad hoy aqui.
Las Divisiones rojas s.. 81 y Sa. Ell
{, fronte de Varsovia han sido ami
quiladaa V miIlares de SIS ho1nbres
han sido heChos prisione-os.
Las fuerzas del Soviet estan eva
cuando ahora Ia plaza de Brest-Li-
tovsk, principal fortaleza sobre Ell rio
Bug, que Sc e]ncuentra a 40 millas
al oriente de Varsovia.
Los pr~isioneros bolshevikis estan
lleSando en- gran nhmero Il esta ca
pital V va empieza 2 ser un problenla
la question de SUI olcjamiento Y ma
Las fuerZas del Soviet estdn huyen-
do en- desorden r 10 largo de TODD ell
comprcndido entire los rios VS.
tuIa V Bug. En- sus ataques contra
los rojOs, iCs polacos cstdn usando
.tanGues. aeroplanoS, treneS y auto
movies blinGadt. = artil!eria en- gran
cantidad. En- Novo MinsE. Oiaza ST.
tuada al oriente de esia caoltal, ,os
p~olacos hicieron a los rusos tres
mil prisinneraos V les luitaron sier.
de artilleria Y varios cientos
carroS Y Tlia gran cant:daL de O
Wis zones lie nuca Y guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20

PARIS. agosto 1e.-Ei ejerCito russo
seri comrletamente derrotado 81 los
v]olaCos pueden mantener su contra
cfensiva por tres dias mas con el mis-
mo 6xito Que hasta ahora, seSun las
noyicias oficiales recibidas hoy aGuI
de Varsovia. por 81 Ministro de Rela-
clones Exteriores frances.
La situaci6n militar Sc describe en-
dichos mensajeS. como favorable : Sc
expresa que .! ala derecha boISheviki,
al norte de Varsovia Sc halla on inmi-
nentc peligro de ser aniquilada por
complete.
La contra-ofensiva polaca estA desa
rrollandose al parecer,. en- tres movi-
mientos distjntos. e. primero cue ha
limpiado va el corredor De Danzig, OK
rendiendose hacia e. este de Graudenz,
so millas al sur de DanziC; el Sc
gundo. bajo 81 mando personal de
Pilsudski ' que tieDe por centro Ia
region de NalYa Y q tercero a 10
largo del cruso del rio Eiervrz. Los
dos ultimos, son ~practiCamcote n
solo teniendo I'm dohle objeto. la ex-
pulsi6n de los .bolshev!kis del frente
6e Varsovia = meter una Cuna en- Ia
Inca enemiga. prenaratoria para el
rompimiento del frente rojo en- dos
parties. Las fuerzaS del general Pilsu-
dSki eStdn ahora avanzando hac!a 81
noreste. en- direction del rio Bug. en-
ire Lomza = Brest Litovsk. Sobrc SUI
derecha. los polacoS estan epercienGo
una fuertc preston hacia el este con
81 intento aparente de envolver "a Ia
Ultima de las plazas mencionadaS por
el sur.
De acuerdo con informes oficiales
recibidos aqul. u genie de P~ilSudski ha
avanzado de - a 80 millaS en- 81 sec
comprendido entire los rios Narev
Y Vievrz, o sea uu frente de 50 millas
Que So extiende de un punto directa-
mente,al norte de Varsovia, a Otro ST
tuado al sureSte de diCha capital.
En- esta region, las fuer2as rojas
dice que han Sido disperSadas V
de 1000 soIdados holSheVikis he
prisioneros. En- Ct flanco derech"
de PilsudSki, los DOlaCOs han hecho
IN avance de 40 mEllas POGO mas o
mcnos. hacia cl orieute del Vistula. ha
hiendo capuurado Ia iortaleza de Ivan
Que Sc halla a 81 mtllas al
rIreste de Varsoyia. Koch. sobre el
rio Vierz. Zelrehof. Y Gervelin, asi
como Novo NinSE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
LAS CONDICIONES DE LA
GRAN BRETANA PARA
LA PAZ CON RUSSIA

PARIS. Agosto 14.-En un despa-
chu trasmItiGo dc Moscou por la via
inaIambrica, sc daT a onocer las
condolences que Ia Gran Bretana esti-
pula como base para reconocer al go
hierno russo Diet Soviet. La primera
Gc dichas condolences es Ia cesaci6n
dc las h~ostiiidadeS Y entire las dem4s
Sc cuentan. ii repatriation de los pri
s~iouerOs ~IncleScS. un entendimiento
,elativo a lns reparaciones por dahos
Il Ia propieGai de los c~iudadanos pri-
lados. La Gran Brctaha por su parte,
ccepta las condolences relatives ii la
reaHudaCi6n dc las relacioneS ono
Gales entire los dos pafses.
VI. Tchitchc~in. 81 MiniStro de Re-
laciones EXterioras del Soviet. agre-
ga el despaCho de referencia, ha in
tornado a Leon kameneff. enviado
del Soviet russo en- Londres. que el
Eobierno de Moscou cOnsidera estas
cordiciones como In base para las
r!iticas de paz entire Russia V Ia Gran
i:retana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
LA TACTICA FRANCESCA
SALVO A VARSOVIA
Los planes de la contraction
silva fueron obra del
director militar fran
ces en- Polonia

VARSOVTA, Agosto 19.-El movi-
miento del Ejercito polaco en- el rio
Wilga. entire GarwoIin Y Zelechow,
hacia ell norte, esta desaroll4ndose de
acuerdo con los planes del director
frances de la defensa de Farsovia.
En- ~conexi6n con esta ofensiva QGe
tan buen exilo ha teniio. desde FL
momento que s$lv6 a Varsovia de caer
en- manos del enemigo, el ataque emf
prendido desde el rio Wi!ga pueie
co~nsiderarse como 81 golpe principal
Il h!zo camb;Rr Ia ~situacion en- IA
vor de los polacos, comparable tan solo
al que dieron los franCeses en- Ia pri-
mera batalla del Marine en- 1914 O a
Ia de Chateau Thierry en- 1918.
El movimiento al oroest de Var
sovia solo. amenaza Il los rojos que
hallaban en- contactO va con il
frontera prusiana Y que ahora Sc en-
cucntran entire Ia Inca ferrocarrilera
de Mlava Y el Nistula. pero combinadO
con el segunGo movimiento. amenaZa
d~eStrozar al cjercito rojo que Sc en-
Cuentra directamente al norte V 81
.nOrOeste de VarSovia.
FL segundo movimiento solo. pro-
nete va un firme triu7fo, pUes la de-
Il los rojos del frente central
del rio Bug. ~obligandolos a re-
hacia Rrest-LitOvsk. !
FL general SikorSki. del frente sep
.entrionaI informa que Sus fuerZas han
lecho 1000 prision2rOs. micntr2s que
D:ras noticia& del freatc central eX-
que el numCro de hoishevikis
IS mucho mayor VIZ esq
'ifra. Las condolences en- cl frente
lei sur. So dice que son del TODD sa-
.isfactorias V que hasta ahora no
aXiSte peligro alguno contra Lem
berg, el Objective de los rojos.