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nish authoritios have informed tho soviet
government of Russia nf the plan 90 send
Alexander Berkmhn, Emma Goldman and
their radical comradcs" arrOss the bor-
der, but no reply haa yot boon received
from the bolshoviki The Finnish c0Ep-
rnunication requested that the b0lshovik
troops cease firing when tlie party appears
The radicals dep0rtnd from America
will BE- placed on board locked cars and
talon ~ Teriioki, about two miles from
tho frontier, being accompanied by .
Finnish military guard and fNtachncn'
d American marines
There arc two ways n entering sovief
Russia Tho first ~ acr0gs a bridge near
TcrijOki, where tho bplghcvik and Finnish
lines are drawn along tho banks 0f q little
river Tho other is farther north towards
Rautu, where tho Respective lines are
peparnted by thick forest Tho former
s the more direct route and II used The
American reds will safely roach soviet
territory The other la known AS Tho
route ~ death owing ~ tho large nun
ber of political pnsonors who hnvo beon
despatched "a The forest after having bocD
dcported
Penpie ~ Finland acquainted with the
history of dop0rtatiOns arc koenly nfor
estod 10 lnarn which route VilI be chpaen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
IMPRISONED FOR LOVE.
Affections Of Girls Parents Cause
Of Long Confinement; She
Must Start Life at IS.

New York. jan II love nothing
i1il love. dehlded though it may havc
acerl l. rezspOnelbic for the rohtxry nf
- Y..ar4 of her hfe from Harrletta Serra
the llttlc gYrl who has EFen kept a prlsone
th4f long IN 4 windowleees tenement nv
Ter mother. Mrs Margaret St.rce
n hen atked whv she imprisoned her
daughter and elwarfei her mentality bv
Keeping Ter from other children and
other people, Mrs. Neres SAID SIMPLY.
"Becalse | love her 4 strange variety
Of mother love.
When asked why be allowed his wife
10 do tins terrible thing, Howard ~ers,
the girls father. replied gUilele.ssiv
Because ! love my little girl and
because | love my wife and vas airaId
they would both be taken away from
me ~ they have Father love and love
oi man for woman
When questioned as 10 why she did
not report the actIons Of her SISTER sooner,
Miss Charlotte Mann, the girls aunt, sad
Because | love my sister and do not
want to cause her trouble Sister love
And when asked why she did not run
away from her mother, HaTrlette neEes
SAID
Because love my mamma
ana Ste love- t3tS kAlHi8 aklAA Is SUP
posed to ainplfy fill with happiness and
te the greatest thng III the life of every
one. did exactly the opposite thing 20
tins poor little mite OF humanity who
laughs every day and isn't afraid to do It,
A queer little thing she u, with the
trusting faith Of q baby. Her pale blue
eyes stare at YOU and then twist into
smile q, slckly IS her pale little face
when she discovers you are smiling at
her Her body Is warped and weak and
she Is a cripple besides, not having strength
enough to stand Tor more than few
minutes at time.
" hen YOU ask her If she can spell,
she replies, YES, And then she pro
eeeds to prove it by spelling two words
dog and cat She knows how old she
Is. but has no other idea Of what num-
bers mean. She loves dolls ss any 4-ycar-
old child might
She does not know the difference be-
tween animals, not heing able to discern
whether picture IS that Of horse or
dog. She is terribly afraid of men, only
having seen two in ID years
And yet Miss Edith Crane, Of the
home where the girl nov Is, believes that
she Will take to learning ike wildfre
and that her timely rescue from her
prison will allow her To bridge In a
few years the dark chasn Of Is wears
which has gone before, and become
nearly normal woman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
SHIPYARD LOSSES DWINDLE.
Only a Small Fraction of 1927 ,0O0. eco
Contracts Involved

Washington, Jan IT, Belief that no
large sum Of money is involved IN sls-
peetcd frauds in several Pacific Coast
shipyaIds. was expressed tAght hy
Chairman Pavne, 81 the shipping Board
III giving out correspondence relating L.
the eases
The Department Of Justice, Chairman
PAYNE explained asked the shipping
Board III November to suspend payments
ta builders on I'LL ship contracts cancelled
This was done b> the Board December 2
The ground for the request, as stated ii
the correspondence, vas that the secret
service agents considered there was il
possibility that claims against the govern
ment based On the cancellations were
padded
Only yards ii the North Pacific district
including Portland, Seattle and Tacoma
having cancelled contracts, Nere included
In the Board order and Chairman Pavne
explained that no evidence Of fraud
against any ii the concerns had been
brought C. the attention Of the Board
The total amount ol cancellation claims
filed was cry small he said. compared 70
the S737 100000 in ship contracts placed
on the Pacific Coast by the poari
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
nv Associated Pres. to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, Jan l7-Corm I'M
changed, new, as to quality and loca-
ton. l.56ai 90: No. 3. yellow, les.
Oats, steady: No. 2. white. 971sa9S:
No. 3, white, 96a96T.
Butter. firm; western creamery, extra,
G. 2Inearbv prints. fancy 70a72.
Cheese, steady; New York, full milk,
held, 31a3215; do, fresh, 3ia3215; Wis
consin full milk. held, 81 14a3213.
Eggs, firm; nearby firsts, 23.7l per
case. do, current receipts. 22.30; western
extra hrsts, 23.l0; do, firsts, 81 50a22 so,
Live poultry, firm; fowls, Az to sizo
and quality, 27a3S; chickens. as to size
and quality, 27a34; broiling chickens,
3Sa40; ROSTERS, 22a23; ducks, pekin.
3SaA0; do, indian runner, 36a3S; do,
Muscovy, 2sa30; turkeys, 38a40; geese.
26a30
Dressed poultry, firm; turkeys. Della
ware and Maryland, fancy, 60; do, Nlr-
gnia and other nearby, fancy, 56a5S; do,
fair TO good 53a55; do, western, fancy.
55a57 do. fair To good. 5ia53; old toms,
a5; fowls, fresh killed, choice To fancy,
35a37; do, small sizes, 25a2S roosters,
26; spring ducks, fancy, western, 3Sa40;
geese western, fancy, 30a32; do, fair to
good, 25a27; broiling chickens Jersey.
43a4s; other nearby, 35a42; do. choice
western. 3Sa40; roasting chickens, west
erh. d0a:ts. do. corn fed as to sise and
quality, 26a33
Potatoes, unchanged; Penna-, per 100
pounds, 4.25ad50.; do, N Y, 3.75aA 90.
Flour firm, but quiet; soft winter
straight western, I075ali 25; do, do.
nearby, l0.75aiI 90; hard winter straight,
i4.00al4.50; do, short patent, i4.50s-
1900: spring first clear, l0.75ai .25: do,
patent 1490al5.25; do, short patent,
l5.90al6.25; fancy spring and city mills,
patent family brand. lG25a16.50
Hay, unchanged good demand, timothy
choice, $500; do. No, |. 35 00. do, No.
2, 33 00a:}4 00: do, No. ;, 80 000a3l 90;
do, sample, 25 00a26 90; no grade, 20 0Oa-
$500 Clover mixed hay hight, mIxed.
80 0Oa3I 90. No mixed 81 0na-l2 so
Tallow, quiet, prime city, loose, iTo;
do, special loose. l2a.; prime country
l6; edible. in ticrces l0I2a20H
Bran. firm; fair demand: Hoft winter
bran, western. IN 100 pound sacka b0.ola-
$3.50; do, spring, 49o0a40 50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
E|G GROWTH OF
WILMINGTON TRUST
Business Doubled in Five Years.
All Departments Showing
Increase.

How Wilmington has grown IN tire past
five years was commented upon by James
+. Winchester, president Of the Whining
ton Trust 20. at the annual meeting of
the stockholders Of that institution on
Thursday Mr. Winchester based his
statements ON tho figures Of his financial
institution for five years, showing the
tremendous strides made in all It's depart
ments.
A comparative yearly statement Of the
earnings Of tho Trust Company are in
terasting IN this connection
In 1915 the gross earnings were 1897 =
1857; in 1916, st4f SIC II; IN 1917,
s5i7 a5A &c; IN 1918 s623 ,85g0i, IN
1919 s7Gs 99574
The expenses Of conducting the Trust
Company in this tirno ranged aa follows
1915. s20f .S07 II, 1910, s26s, 7G2 96
1917, s323, 1902; 1918, S3s3.6l7a3;
1919 sis,6l75
Before the war there were few de
duetions from the net earnings, but during
the period Of conflict fhe expensc of
Liberty Loan campaigns. Rod Cross diyi-
dendg, special tar reserve. donation to
war work cut down the net earnings IN
some extent But With al of that the net
earnings for tho five ycnrn has been very
satisfactory. as the following figures show
In 1915, st32. .357 94. 1916 si63, ,R22 ~,
1917, slT0 633 %, 1918 sl6f I7S 90,
1919 2S5, ,l6l Il
Individual dc1srs1ta were rs foIln7yg
1915. 81. 3q3. IT, n, 1916. S0.317. 257 y
t9l7, g, ,gQS. .239 87. 1918, s12,7se, ~ 70.
1919. si3, $50 595 80
Individual accounte werc 1915. 3 III,
1915. 9.3I2. 1917, o73f 1918. l005T.
19l0 t045s.
Savings accounts were 1915, S395.
g5J p 1910, SG55. 59f II, 1917. S7s5.
0oG 0l l9ls. ss95 026 70, 1919. st.0ls
275 0f
Number of accounts were 1915. tG52,
1916. 5,tS7 1917. 5,520. 1918. 5GI7,
1910, i. i5l
In 1910 there waa an increase IN tho
irust department over lais If xZ.50G
s6i rs TIE cash invested ahuvVed 4
fallng of of s}2 81 IS. bnt thcrc was an
| ncfeaee n thc total ine trust estates of
g3.474fI273
During 1910 there were s.733 notes
handled n fhf Tenth street and Second
street institutions for total ~ $40 f11
400 lG Whilc this = remarkable the fact
that thorr were ~ nsses involved II really
the most striking feature Of tho part of
tie yeafs business
ln the Nlet1fv I,oan campaign 3 i5Y
PERSONS bought tneaa government sc-
curtfes through the Tr1pt Company Tor a
total of = 1925 250
Patrons ~ the Trust Company have
~nrnf tunes complained becauHe of the tune
required r. IN waltrd upon ~ IRISH hours
When tho volume NJ business j. con
aldercd tbrs rnay not appear ~ grlevors
during tho wear there waa s5f 670 nj y
pad out by paYmg teIlrrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
OBITUARY.
MIS-. rHornE RIcHARnsoN.

Mrs. Phoebe Richardson, widow of
Albert Richardson, Of this city, died at the
home OF Mrs Martha Anderson, her sister,
m Philadelphia. whom she was visiting,
st noon Thursday Death was the result
oi an attack Of plcurisy She was IS
years old The deceased is survived by
two brothers. James and Thomas Jones,
and her sister. Mrs, Martha Anderson.
The body viii be brought to Wilmington
by automobile tomorrow. The services
will take place IN the chapel Of the Will
mngton and Brandywino cemetery. In
termcut will take place IN the same ccmc-
tery. The services Will be in charge Of
Rev. ]. II. Crawford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Aiiiancr Insurance Co. semi annual 0f -
per ccuf payable January -
Atlantis, kcfining 60, initial Of As prT
cent on prpfcrred and }-4 of pcr cont IN
adjustment ~ dividend on stosh bought on
inqtalmCpts payable February z
British American TohasNcn Go, I.d.. final
NJ pcr cput and interim 81 prr cont On
ordinary
Colonial Trust Go. quarterly uf prT
rrut and extra Of = of per cent. payable
February 2
Electric bon and Share Co. quarterly
of "a per cent on preferred. payable FoD
ruarS ?
FIein National watch Co quarterly ~ :
per crnt payable February
Hood Rubber CO. quariely of | "a per
cent on preferrSSi. payable February ?
Nash Motor 90 IN NJ NJ NJ NJ NM
Nash Motor Co 10 per cent common
and ] 3-4 per cent on prcierrnd payable
February =
SioSs sheffield Steel and Iron Co. quar-
trrv % =. Tscr cent on common. payable
February 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
Delaware Plays Ursinus Tonight.

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Newark, Jan l7-Delaware College
basketball team plays Ursinus on the
home floor tonight Delaware has Won
all games played to date and the team II
confident that this will be another victory
Next Monday and Tuesday nights Della
ware will play Catholic University and
Georgetown in Washington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
WILMIN GTON QUOTATIONS..
Reported by Laird & Co., Brokers.
Huns Canfixes MISSING.

By Associated Press % Every EVENING
PARIS, Jan. Thirty thousand Ru-
manian prisoners ID Germany have
completely disappeared, according to a
telegram from Bucharest to Red Cross
headquarters here The Rumanian govern
ment refuses to accept the German theory
that such large number might be IN
Guided among those listed as missing. In
ycstigation ot the matter, begun some
time ago, il continuing. according 70 the
telegram
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. IAN II Charters were fled here
yesterday as follows
Latin America Petroleum Corpora ton
Whining ton Del capital. SZ5 600 900.
NJ W kellogg Co New York city pipes
and valves. SIS 10 900
saginaw Motor Truck Corporation. Sagi-
nav Mich. $40 500 ,o0O
Willie Window Bakeries, Inc. Dover. Del
81 500 600
Foster Marine Boiler Corporation. Dover
Bethany OH and Gas Co. Chicago. Ill
s. 900 coo
poration. Wilmington. Del 81 oo0.0 o
Quartz Hin Consolidated Mines. Inc.
Hac. cns7Ack, \ j 81 600 opo l,-z-..zz
Solf Lubricat ting SPRING. Corporation,
Dover, Del 81 900 600
Hinchbergsr Manufacturing Co Pitts
burg. Pa. substitu for leather $500 900
Eddystone Oil Corporation Wilmington.
o. *, Wy OIL Co. Pittsburg. Pa $500 600.
American Deep Dri ling Co. Dover. Del
city of Galveston Ship Corporation. vii
mington. Del s200.OC0
Brook-Cochran Co Wilmington Del eas
and oil machines 200. 600
Cooperative oil Co Whining ton, Del
5000. 600.
City Of Beaumont hip Corporation. VII
mington Del 500 600
City of P8ccagoula ship Cooperation vii
mingtou Del, $500 900
Gulf Carbonic Co. New Orleans. La 5000.
Boli Line Inc Lansdowne IA boats
St20, 600
stores, SlO0 900.
National Development Co Philadelphia
Pa: $40 900
Charles G.. Nalasy Corporation Whining
ton. Del. paper 500 600.
William n Th0rnburg Inc. Wi ming ton
Del str Get cars SI00 O00
q assport Oil and Gas Drilling Go rhia-
delphia "a 500 600
Penn MCkeesp0rt 0i and Gas Co Nc
keespurt Pa. 500 000t
Ill Kim 6 as Co pittsburg Pa So coo
Dure Oil and Gas Co, Wilmington bel
$40 600.
Del. S25 600.
Investment Securities Corporation. Mi
Vernon n y So 90
Baker Sales 90 Mt Vernon n s2a.-
600
Glcndenning oil au1 oas Co. Whining
ton Del $50 900.
Walsh Lumber 4 Export Co Whining
ton. Del. $4,000
q. IL. B. Educational Founda tiDnsti Inc
New York City no capital
Increases in capital Blue Valley Cream
cry Co Chicago, III from So 600 900 %
81 900 900. Zee Zee Rubber Co. Whining
ton. Del. 81 900 10 $50 O.OOo Water-tjil
Burner Co. Dover Del 81 000 10 st l0u
600 Inter-City Radio Corporation OF Della
ware SIS 900 20 SI25 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
LIBERTY BOND PRICES.

New York, Jan IL Liberty bond final
prices today were 2i3's. 1000 FIRST "A,
unquotcd: second 4's % 90; second ~ $.
81 20. third AIS, Or g, fourth al 4,
81 70. victory 3s4's. $50, victory 4s4 5.
9S 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
HEAVY DROP IN STOCKS;
MARKET IS IRREGULAR
Extensive Supporting Orders
Checked Decline in Prices Just
Before Closing Hour.
BY Assccia ted Press to Every Evening

New York. Jan. 17.--Further attempts
nf professional traders to dopress prices
during today's brief stock market session
net with little success. A vigorous rally
attended the opening dealings but gains
were cancelled when heavy selling caused
reversals of ) to 10 points in such stocks
rs General Motors, Cruciblo Steel, Mcxl-
can Petroleum, Texas Company, Amerl-
Fan Wooden and u :. Rubber.
Extensive supporting orders came IN
mt the lower levels, the rally in a number
of instances offecting full recoveries.
The market became dull on the re-
bound. but gains predominated at tho
firm close. Sales approximatod 100000
shares
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
BANK CLEARiNGS.

Rank cIcaringH for tho wcol ~ rrI,o~tNd
~ tho Farmers Bank were 81. i:tS, 4nSO2
as compared with S36l5, i5i - for the
corresponding week last yesr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily al Noon D Lard a a
dU Pont Building

Every Evenings classlned advertise
lnents bring results. Proved by the salts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17

You Try an Every Evening want adY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
RUSSIAN SOVIET MUM OK
COMING Of DEPORTEES

Helalngf0rs. Finland. Jan. i6-Fin-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
,us nLsEse ov rr,F.

No aFHffUt IFd.AFfA On FTIF.
While thc women and some 81 the men
were acasick during storms there Was not
single case IF SERIOUS illness, An,i everyone
arrived In good health Superintendent
Martln Berkshire IN charge nf the prisoners
had ~ warn Bcrkman and Miss Goldman
repeatedly that thev were prisoners and
not passengers or guests.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
BERLIN-RUSSIA
 SECRET TREATY

London Friday-A rport from Berlin states that the Soviet troops have reached a point thirty miles from the outer fortitication Of Warsaw. A correspondent of th' London Times, Is authority fOI the statement. which he claims is mads on "exeellent authority thu the Germans made a secret treaty w9th the Russians just before the recent great Polish offensive.
 That treaty contained the fol lowing provisions; Russia, with out interference from Germany &ould os allowed to appropriate al PolanGs arms. munitions, rolling stock and foodstuff Russia would then undertake to completely eva CUata PoIard in favor Of Germany Germany would hold the country as . guarantee against future credits to Russia In return for German goods and German labor.
 Russia intends to seek a way out
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
P8EHItRS bRE
 N CONFERENCE

Hyathe, Eng. Aug 9-The con ferring premiers received two notes today from Moscow and tonight'th' sent another to Soviet Russia and advised Poland to seek a truce di rect from he Bolsherih who have indicated that ic the request came from the Poles 1t might have a bet ter chance.
 One of the Bolsheyik, notes said that a meeting of the Poles and Russians had been called for Minsk of Wednesday and that the Bolsheyi Ri prcfcrred to make their own ar rangmcnts with the Poles.
 It lis reliable reported that the blockade of Russia will be re impos ed immediately.
 Premier Lloyd George has d"ferr ed his statement to the House of Commons until tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
DENVER UNDER L.0FN N.CON5IDERS
 MARTIAL LAW WaR MEASURE

Denver, Aug 9 This city was placed under military control at one o'clock this morning.
 Mayor Baily issued the pro clamation following conference with Colonel Ballou of Fort Logan.
 The mobs dispersed upon tho arrival of the troops and work cars are nov removing the wrecked street cars f.Om tha streets.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
HAND RUSSIA
 ITS ULHNATUN

London, Aug Swallowing a con ference between Premier Lloyd Geo rge and Klessin and KemInoff ep resentatlves of Soviet Russia which lasts five hours it was stated that the situation has been reduced to narrow limits
 The Soviet representatives have, communicated with No scow asking for a reply by Suuda.
 Lloyd George is expected to meet Marshall TOca and Premi CT Millerand. at FOlkstoDe or Boulogne ou Sunday.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
MADE - ID SURRENDER

Nogales, Ariz. Aug g. Governor Cantu has offered to Surrender pos sesslon of the executive office within two weeks ou condition that Pres dent De Ia Huerta stops sendip troops into Lower California.
 This announcement was made last night by Juan Platt the personal representatlve of De la Huerta.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
Portland, Aug 9-NIrs. Charry was killed and eight persons in jured in 6 fire last night which de DENVER $ IN HE THROWSOF FRIOT-
 ING MOBS
Portland, Aug 9-Mrs

Denver, Aug 9-Seveu men were shott, two of them so serious ly wounded that the may die Tn the rioting at east side car'barn last night.
 Bystanders declare thar all c' the shooting was done by the pol Icemen. A riot call from tho east side Carbarns was received and answered by two truckloads of policemen armed with sawed off shOtgunss.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10

Captain Lewis who is stationed at Fort Gibbon will De passcnger out on the Princess Alice Thursday Captain Lewis is making a quick trip to the outside anI will return in a few weeks to his post where he expects to spend the wint.r.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10

Denver, Aug Five hundred led eral troops have been ordered to leave Camp Funston fer Denver today is the news'receiv ed In @ dispatch by Governor ShOup from the Central Department U. $. army at Chicago.
 The federal troops at Fort Logan have been ordered to hold themslrs In readiness for immediate call.
 The American Legion of Denver this afternoon promised to assist the city officials in maintaiDrg'Orde
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
BANDIT KILLS
 |. B. M. POLICE

Bellevue, Alberta, Aug 9-Corpor al Usher Of the c. R. M. Police, provincial policemen Bailey and A. Bassoff a bandit, were shot dead, in the streets today in a runnirs gun battle.
 Two other bandits made their,' escape one of whom was badly wounded.
 The men were being sought by tn police for their connection in hold ing up Q Canadian Pacific train.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
PE:RSIBNS ARE GETTING READY

Washington, Aug 9-Because of dthe rapid advances Of the Bol sbeyIkI armies the PersiaDs are preparing to evacuate Teheran their Capital. F'+Sc
 John L. Caldwell, American min ister to Persia advised the state department of this today,
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
NOTED GAMBLER
 PASSES AWAY

Seattle, Aug 9-H. 3. Kennedy, one of the owners of the navy yard route steam0oats ani a vast real ty holder Of Seattle died here to day of paralysis.
 Kennedy became nationally known as a gambler in the early days but retirel twenty years ago.
 Kennedy was about seventy ears. of age.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
of the terms Of the treaty by crea ting a Polish BolsheVik army.

London, MoDday-In military hea quarters the view is taken that the principal weapon of the Allies 8 gainst the bolsheviki would be a blockade f Russia, and that the Poles will, if possible. be given, supplies. -.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10

Paris, Aug 9-The TSmps cor respondent at Warsaw telegraPhs that General Maxine Weygand as slsrant to AEarshal FOch says that ths French M@rshall said hs would consent to assume su
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
ENGLISH WORKERS THREATEN GOVERNMENT + PRESENT
 WAR PLANS PREVAIL

industry within few hours if he institutes 3 warlike action again5i Bolshcvik said Fred B. Ramaley secretary of the Trades Union con gress.
 "The entire labor body of the nation is umted in the resolve.
 We have a report this morning that millions are ready to stop in moment. We will halt the railways, tramways miLes and'dock and every form of industrial actiyi ty if the government goes ahead with its war program.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
IRISH BILL PASSES THE HOUSE OF
 COMMONS

London, Aug 9-The Irish coers ion bill passed on Its third read ing by House of Common thi afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
san Sebastian, Aug 9-Tne Tea gHr of NAICns is considering the employment of drastic methods of wa(ara against the BOlsheyiki.
B0! 2HFVISM $
 REPUDIATED

Goarva. Aug 9-The SOcalist .oonri~se which is In seston here ar adopting a political program which rppuiiatcs Bolsheyism.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10

London, Aug 1O-Br'tish Labor today threatened virtually a rcyolu ton If. necessary to prevent war with Russia.
 eve desire to tell Lloyd George that We will paralyze thenatiOns
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10

Denver Aug 9-Three of the men wounded in the carbarn fight las night died today.
 Eleven of the wounded including, four children are in hospitals and some are in serious condition
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10
FAMOUS FRENCH GENERAL ID DIRECT POLES FIGHTING
 AGAINST SOVIET RUSSIA

preme command of the Polish, forces and take the Iesponsib'lityy for theIr military oparatioDs.
 Weygand expressed the opinion'to the Polish government that the milIt ary situation Is far from hopeless.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-10

London. Aug 10-We are still hopeful of peace declared Lloyd George In the House of Commons this afternoon in laying the Russ ian situation before Parliament.
 The atmosphere was tense and every memDer listened to every wori