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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
PROHIBITION WOULD RUIN
JAMAICA RUM INDUSTRY
Threat of Gorcrnment to Take Over
Control OF Liquor Meets With
Vehement Protests.
IBy Ass0cIatcI Dress. !

KINGSTON. JAMAICA. July IL
Thousands Of residents OF this island.
the home of Jamaica rum. have united
in protest to tho government and
Legislative council against prohibition.
state control of the liquor trade or
alteration of the present licensing sys-
tenn
measure has been introduced in
the Legislature by the government
providing for state control OF the
trade after the Legislative council had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05
LEAK IN U. S, COURT
AROUSES JUDGE TO
INSTITUTE PROBE
Grunau and Other Outlaw
Rail Strikers Indicted
at Chicago

chicago. Aug. A-Tru" h.'Is against
rortv-onc leaders in the recent STRIKE
Of ran emp,uycS understood {" have
boon voted hy federal grand jury
wcr, h,!d ~ .Jh"yaMr, today Ivy Judge
Samuel NlSrhu.rr. whilc th, jury began
an investigation 10 lind "u' how after
noon y, wsrap"rs were abb" I" publish
accounts = the indictments tw" hours
before they were rrprrtrd II tn" juCE".
Judge Alsrhui'r characterized III"
u,ikuolvn y, rSuu who gave out news ~
the iulsctm,u,s aS m anarchist and
DECLARED every ,rEal step would b"
taken TO punish h,m.
EcportcrS viii h" subpocnaci. he
said. The judge Instructed the jury t.
flnd out if the law had hccn violated
and asked c-ch 0ur individually II he
had n,cu responsible Tor the lcaN."
Meant me John Grunau, president Of
the chicago tardmcU's Association.
4ud others sad 10 haN" been mr!ct'd
prepared Tor court action.
Among those tn, newspapers listed
as indicted are Jvhn trurau, president.
and W. l.. K"uL, treasurer ~ inc Chl-
,asu YarLucu'S Association. nuu Har-
old RcddinE. pres dent of the United
Elu;nrr,ru'S Association. the two
unions Witch called the series OF
strikes during April
They. with practically all tn" others
mentioned 10y the newspapers. were ar
rested during the strikes. charged with
conspiracy - violate the Lever law.
and have been at liberty under huni.
GrunAu was called h"iur" tn" grand
Jury TO produce tho records Of his
union.
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CAND|DA7E HARDING ATTACKS
ARTICLE TEN IN PORCH TALK

Marion. O.. AUG. 4.-StrikinG AT art'rIe
n ns =, menace Ia tranquil relations
amonr American citizens. Senator liaru-
ing declared in a front porCh spc"Hh -"
day that II hN had 10 choose ne "ou'u
rather have industrial and S"rla! pea;
nj homo than command the international
peace Of the world. .,,- -.
1T Is folly" he said. Ito th'nK ol
blending Greek and bulgarian. Italian
and Slovak, or making any or tE"m r."
,o!rinEly American. when the lana "i
adoption sits in Judgment on thc Iahu
from which no came.
"NEr need to u" rescued from the
visionary and fruitleSs pursuit ~ peace
through super government 90 ho'
want Americans nf foreign birth max
ing their party aliEnments on what VIC
mean to do for some nation In the oid
world Our need is concord, n"t thC
antirathi"s Of long inheritance.
The speech was delivered {" dcIeSa-
ton from Wayne county. ONO.
Sees West virEinians,
In conference with another group or
callers earlier in the day the nominee
declared his steadfaSt adherence TO the
front porch campaign policy. and indi-
Gated that he expected 10 make no
speeches away from Marion until octn-
her declined mn invitation brought
hv TO address the West Virginia
Reruh.tCan convention at Wheeling on
August l2 and told them he was we'll
satisfied with the progress OF his pro-
gram ~ speeches here
Resides making his front porch adj
dress and receiving the West Virginia
delegation, Senator Harding saw many
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-05

May Be Declared on Red Rus
sia By Great Britain Unless
Offensive Against Poland is
Stopped

London, Aug. 5.-Accordlng to
the Herald, Premier Lloyd George
during his conversation with NJ.
krassin and kamenoff yesterday
presented an ultimatum TO the
BolShcvik representatives, de-
manding an immediate and uncon-
ditional cessation Of the Russian
advance into Poland, even before
signing an armistice, or otherwise
Great Britain would declare war,
The newspaper say also that the
British note sent to Russia Is Of a
threatening character.
Tho Daily Mail also reports that the
mote is IN the nature of an ulttma'um.
1T says plainly" asserts IN" news
paper. that Poland is h"InE "Trrrun
and !c instead OF Fastening an sr'n:-
s,jCe the Bolshev!k armies continue 10
advance. the situation torCS""u In tho
note Of July 20 will have arisen. and
Great Britain and her allies VIII hc
obliged 10 assist IN the support OF tho
Poles"
The Daily Mail also declares that the
minister's !ndulEcd IN some frank talk
about IN" Red advance 70 kamcneT
md kraSsin.
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REMARKABLE PRICE
TREND IN BEEF IS
CAUSED BY THE WAR

Washington. Aug. +-tUusual fuctua-
tons in the price Of dressed beef oc-
Cured during the first six months Of
this year. says a report or the United
w!th Il top price OF 81 for good grade
beef IN January. sharp and erratIc price
changes market trading throughout the
period. with the low top price Of 81
and cao rIxh point. $$l. made on June
-. AN iH,rvase OF Sl4 L hundred pounds
N 80 days.
\ S"~,., a.: unavoidable events. most
- ,u"m resulting from abnormal con-
Il .t;ous produced b. the war. contrib
u'ad % the phenomenal price trends.
tho report Says. Among ,he principal
disturbing influences described are per-
iod!cal releases by n" war department
ot surplus stocks OF beef In An effort 10
reduce living costs higher stocker and
feeder markets. high priced feeds. fruI-
tion Of producers efforts TO increase
cattle production for war needs and
anticipated foreiEn demands. labor trou
bleS. decreased ar"portation facilities
ernha rgOrS. unsettled foreign credit and
exchange conditions. decrease IN becc
exports, financial credit restrictions. de .
clnes IN prices Of h.d"S. tLliOW. and
other animal by products ard decreased
or spasmodic consumption OF meat.
In fact. the report says. every poss!-
bic economic factor Incidental ~ per
tod Of reconstruction and capable OF dis
turning
products Of tho farm and range had
free and almost uHlmitcd action.
Prices OF livestock ~ the Chicago
market and those pail for dressed car
cassos as taken tiCm New York quota
toms from 20 days - twO weeks after
thc live cattle transactions also showed
wide fluctuations. tEe report asserts
The difference of SIS per 100 pounds
D. tween prices for good be. steers and
the corresponding grad" o; dressed car
CaSsrS In January WAS "! ien"a until Il
stood at SlA.50 during the closing days
OF June. For III" same period the dc
ersrc. between tho low price OF medium
steers or tha hoof and In the carcass
had advanced frora S6.25 70 Si2'S.
4 comparison Of live cattle prices and
price, on relative grades OF dressed
mats on January and June 30 this
year With those OF corresponding dates
last yaar shows The top price FOR good
beef steers at the beginning OF this
year a. SiXTj and at tho end OF June
- SIS % with the opening top price on
dressed beef from such steers at vi and
'.i- ,uI stood - S. li.6pth"taoln shrdiuu
thc close at $2i. on January :, 1912
live prices tor the sam" grade were up
90 Bl7.7s and At the end OF six months
N" TOP stood At $3.50. decline OF
1915. Good dressed beef on January ;.
as, year gNG!St"r"d u top OF S2I and
On June 90 had declined IS TO top OF
$40.
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Special Dispatch 70 tho lntelliGcncer.
Marion. o., Aug 4--"TGsr" ISN'T any
thing that IAN get me away from mere
before OCtohcr L. Senator warren IT,
Harding. Republican nominee f@r rreS'-
don, to-day. told West Virginia Re-
ruhlIrau d~trCat!on which arrived here
this morning 10 urge the nom:ne" 70
address the state judicial anA platform
convention at Wheeling. August J..
Th. delegation was h"ad"d by Scna-
Tor Howard Sutherland; Judge l.. +;
Morgan. rom:nc" for governor, ana
S:a:,. Chairman VI. T.. White. R"nun!i-
cans from Huntington. Farhcrs burg
Wh"",:nE and Charleston made W. inc
party
Senator Sutherland suggested that
tho Republicans presidential candidate
address the Wheeling convention and at
the sam, time have the East LiV"rpoo!
md Culumhiana county d"I"Snt!on'
which was scheduled 20 come 20 Marion
August - go to Wheeling and 'ih"re-
by XIII TWO birds with ono stone
Senator Harding. Will" expressing
ITS nr0fnund regrets over his inability
to accept the invitation rendered. made
II emphatic that hc would not desert
his front porch. Pressure has been
brought 10 bear in many sections 10
cause a change in front porch campaign
plans. but so far the Republican non,l-
nee mas reffltlU'il uilI4''' '''' - i''
he is determined TO see 1t through
according 10 attaches around HardihS
Leadquarters here. West N!rEtnianS
who heard Senator Hard;nE's address
This afternoon TO a delegation from
Wayne county Ohio. were much I'M
pressed with the ringing American
is11' ms expressed by him and were lou'!
In their praise of tho q. .. 7. standard
bearer.
Others in the delegation were Score
,arv Of State Houston Il. Young, COM
mIssinrr Of Agriculture James II. stew
art, George \. Laughlin, publisher OF
Whrrl!rr ncwspap per: former State Sen
a,nr J. c. Hoarne. Of Wheeling: y. y.
PARSONS Of Point Pleasant. \. q FAX
Ton. vice president Of the Hazel StIas
Glass Co. and Benjamin RoScne!oom
candidate for congress in tile FIRST ctS-
triCt.
Following the conference Senator
Sutherland said:
"AM Of the Republicans IN west N!r-
gina arc for the ticket. while We arc
Constantly learning Of important deIec.
lions from the Democrats. We w,
rarry the state by 25.000. lr 1919
Hughes carried II by A little over w"
and u. los, the governor. But th!nES
nave changed all over the state we
learn Of Democrats who f!rmIy an
nounre that they ar" done with the
Demicratic party. Th" rcvuls!on aEalnS'
wisconsin and against the incapaoIe
Democratic administration - so strong
there can be no douO; about the result
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Candidate Regrets Campaign
Plans Prevent Coming to
the West Virginia Conven-
ton - Senator Sutherland
Predicts Party Success

. Special to the lntelliE"nC"r
Marion. O.. Aug. Il Senator
Howard Sutherland, ex-senator
Julian G.. Hcarne. Editor George
4. Laughlin and Senator Zen i.
KoscnbIoom left ut midnight, for
! W'hrrI,ng. They wrrc members
OF tn, West Virginia delegation
which today rendered Senator
Harding an invitation T." hd-
dress the Republican platform
and judicial convention AT
Wheeling. August l.. \. B. l'aN-
ton. Of Wheeling. another mem
hcr OF the delegation went 10
: Chicago from here on business
trin., -, ,.i, ,,,a ,,g
rrizn." said Senator Sutherland
before boarding his ;raln, ""
had a most enjoyable time. ana
hone to see Mr.. Harding In West
Virginia before the campaign
closes. W. told IN" Candidat"
and tho 0hioanS here today hat
we f Wcst Virginia are looking
with confidence for the HuckCNc
z stat" TO give as great a R"puhll-
can majority this year as est
. Virginia is certain 10 produce
and that Is 4 large one.
Senator sutherland and Sena,
! tor watson. Of Indiana. pr"c"drdi
Mr.. Harding IN short rorrh
speeches 10 the Wayne county
delegation today, and the N"Si
E!rgin!an's talk was received
with enthusiasm.
Guhcrnatorial Candidate Mor-
gan. state Chairman White and
other members Of the West Nir-
GINA delegation got away to-
night for Cha rleston.
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Washington. AuS. 4.--Tivc dos,roycrH
are ;,atrnllinE tho entrance - tn" Nj
ami fla. harhor. under orders from
President Wilson to prevent by force. II
necessary. the landing OF cahi" The
Western Union Telegraph Company ="
having laid from Barbados, a British
possession in III" West Indies.
\ British cable ship ,he. Colonial
has been chartered by IN" western n;
ION company 20 land the American end
Of N" rablc. which would connect with
\ British cable line from Barbados TO
south America.
VI the state departpn, i wa stated
today that tho British embassy mad
ar"n asked to inform IN" master OF the
ship that such a landing would DC IN
violation OF American law. oflciaIS cN'
rla.ucd ther" was n" slGnlnrancc IN lhn
FAC, tina; the vessel w,.s British. that
sEc probably was the only cable crai,
availahir 10 the American company
wh.n she was chartered. Work on ths
cable ltnc from Barbados Was begun last
summer.
Some time ago the Western Union
company applied tn the stat" depart
rncnt for an executive permit to land
tho wire AT Miami. but Off 'la!S SAID 2c-
ton on il had been delayed pending the
holding Of tho international commuNica'
lions congress, called TO meet in
Washington Scutcmber l5.
4 British bile company. It was 'N'
u
rights in Brazilian waters An Amer
can concern desires 10 construct d.
! rect cable line from the United states
TO Brazil. and Il was stated tEAt thu
American government desired I" know
before Issuing the permit To the Wcs I
crn Union company whether the ar
rangemcnt entered into by that com
pany with the British concern. tho
Western Cable company, controlling tho
lines from Barbados 10 Brazil. would
add to this monopoly.
In this connection II was asserted
that nj the Forthcoming internatl"nal
communications congress the whole
theory of international communications
was 10 be examined In very different
temperament" from that existing IN the
past.
There were reports today that after
tho Western Union company filed IT'S ap-
plication for n permit the state depart
mcnt requested that a copy or tho con
tract with the british cable concern ais"
bc filed. and that the company had re-
fused TO comply. No information as 10
this was obtainahlc at the department
While there IL direct cable line be
tween the United States and the l'aCinc
coast Of South America. cable communl.
cation between this country and Brazil
is possible now only by way Of London
unless the messages arc sent 10 the west
coast and relayed over the land. a d.
rNct cable to Brazil, Ortlcial7 said. Is
much 10 be preferred. as, IL would af'
ford n means of faster and probably
cheaper communication.
The orders from tho president which
resulted In tho destroyers h"inG ar-
signed 70 patrol the three mi" unit on
Miami were issued. Il was said. aft0v
reports had reached the government tha
/ the company planned 10 complete con-
nCCtion OF the line.
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R0PED ARENA
F0RG0V. COX
Boys, I'm Ready for the
Fight" Cries Nominee to
His Audience

DAYTON. O.. Aug. A fGhtinG mes
sal &c to Democrats and Republicans wai
given by Governor Cox. the formers
presidential nominee, in All address TO-
day at a local Democratic picnic.
Spcaking from a rOpcd arena for box
ing events on the picnic program. Gov
crnor Cox. avoiding definite issues ce-
Ciarnd he would carry the offensive IN
cons idcrab bic fight" for which he pre- :.
djcted SUCCESS. Incidentally he promised
mat his address next Saturday accent
ing tho presidential standard could os
understood "ovcn by school children.
Boys. I'm ready for the fifht." he de:
clared TO the cheering plaudits or sevcial
hundred members Of tho Gem (aty
Democratic club Of this city.
we need make no Dc tense" the euv.
crnor continued. ours will be the Of
fcnsize fight from the beginning 10 the
end, and il will be Il cons dcrable Tight.
Make no mistake about that. | have
the faith in me that there VIII De tri-
uri,ph OF right principles this fall which
will serve notice to Republican leaders
for years 10 come. I vas about,.o say
that It would be a Democratic trium7h.
II will not be that. II will he victory
in the partisan sense. 1t VIII DC IL
triumph OF the right
Turning upon his opponents. the gov
crnor continued: ~
we've won before in the same kind
of a fight Wen win again because
were right.
The opposition has been good to us:
and the advantage that II has given vii!
be recCuntrd in the stirring days ahead
of us The opposition anparcn;ly has
adoptcd the course OF doing what we
farmers used to do-of ploughing around
tho stump. Of seeking TO avoid the
things that perpleX.
1t IS. with tho onnosition. expediency
pure and simple. They attempt to ap-
neal to this rrour. that group and other
groups without the slightest considera-
tion Of the great menace thereby to tho
ncrDetuity of our govcrnmcnt. -.
Our course Is the straight course.
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Postal Inspectors Who Made
Arrest Say The Crank" is
Well-to-do and Respected
In His Community - Much
Secrecy Follows Arrest

philadelphia. IA. Aug: t--rosta!
inspectors announced today ihat a
search OF the house wh'r" the crank
under arrest in connection with the
kiduappinE Of tho thlrt""n-m"n'hH-uid
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Cough
lin nr Norris town. Tenna., said ne re-
ycalcd no trace of tn" missing child.
What else vas found III the Tia""
that might lead 10 the Ecr@NcrE Ht tn'
baby or connect "ih.- crank with the
actual Kidnapping. Gc"rG" \. Leonard
chief rostal inspector. SAID he was not
at liberty to reveal Tho inspector
added that tho man under arrest. VINO
the Pennsylvania state polio" and the
the man wanted. Is wc!l-to-do and
prominent in the community where nc
said he lived. Il was reported tonight
that he was a resident OF New Gretna'
" J.. where ne recently purchased a
house and nm automobile. Leonard de-
rIared he believes the child IS IN "harG"
II persons in Philadelphia who do not
know he is the kidnapped hoy.
Name Not Dtvulged.
I-ntil tho authorities complete their
,Irara the story he tells. MS name Will
no, be made public nor will the place
whore he Is being held be rov"a:cd. Il
was said. He was ar>--red in Egg har-
Dor. Y Y Monday and $ believed 20
he under detention IN Il South Jersey
town.
TO the public the prisoner - known
as the crank" because he Is suspected
Of being the man who wrote letters
signed the crank to Coughl!n. de-
manding $4,000 for the return Of the
child. Co,fRhln placed the money
where designated on Jun" y. The
money disappeared without any clue to
the chi,d being revealed.
The Trap That succeeded
Mr.. Leonard confirmed the dramatic
story Of the methods used In trapping
and capturing the man suspected of
helng the kidnRper. Accoro'ng u
Leonard. the CouEhl!ns recently re-
ceived more letters demanding $4,000
for the return Of the child. Correspon-
dsnce with the writer WAS <rrleu on
through newspaper advertisements and
Il was arranged that Cougni'n should
dron the money IN VoN from rail-
road train between Camden and At
ian,lc City. when ne SAW white sheet
Aging from a tree. CcuEhl'D boarded
the train. saw tho white sheet a short
distance from Egg Harbor AMI threw
out the box State policemen observed
man come from the woods. pick up
something from the tracks and diRap-
pear He was traced through the TIM
Der and caHturcd.
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MR. HARDING REFUSES WHEELING
INVITATION: WON'T DESERT THE
FRlNI PORCH BEFORE OCTOBER
To P|aCate Litt|epsge
With Circuit Judgeship

Charleston. W. Va. AIg. Adam b.
Littl"page. thrice congressman from
the Charleston d!strict and recent VIC
tim Of the erossest political trickery
ever Dractic"d in the annals of West
Virginia politics. may be offered the
Democratic nominat!n for circuit judge
in the Kanawha-Clay circuit as compel
sntion for the injury inflicted upcn him
hy the Democratic bosses when they
took away from the kauawha man the
Democratic nomination for governor
and gave IT, TO Arthur 3. koontz. the
Young nephew of Senator Clarence W.
Watson.
Koontz. himself. after an analysis OF
the returns which show plainly that
L!ttlepage was the favori.e Of his par
". is said TO be anxious for the teEder
Of the circuit judgeship to Littlepage'
believing that II will smooth out tho
rufflrd feelings Of the Lame Lin OF
the Kanawha" There Is divided opin-
ION amcng the politicians as to whether
! the former congressman will yield to
, the "argumcnt" and accept the com
pcnsation" or like Bryan permit his
heart TO remain in the grave"
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Resistance OF The
Poles Shattered
EVACUATION OF
WARSAW FORSEEN
Half of the Country viii Be
Overrun By the Bolshevik
Hordes

Fs-,s. Aux -, Ey tn" Associated
rr"SS Tho Nu!sh"N:kl forces anpnr-
"ntly have scored a great military
victory over the Poles. who arr r.
ported TO have been forced to abandon
jhr Hug r.v"r IInr ard possibly WI
be compelled 70 rrl'nQujsh Wa-"aw.
Nccurd!"E L. II" ,At"st reports
reaching Paris the Polish army. for
the ,'mr br!uS at least. has gone -
rirc,- and tn. BolSh.vlk columns. ad-
,vancius IN t.chelou. IN acc"rduur"
W,th approved G"rul1n tchU!GU". arc
cnvcirp:ns Warsaw simultaneously
from th" north and the east.
The Bug river Emo, Poiands Marn".
has gone almost without tiSht. COM
p"lI!ng the Poles t. make = rapid re-
treat and shorten their front. which
Scr,r Of IN" military experts believe
will hN likely T. bring the Poles 10
n" E;stula and san rivers ard IN
volvo the abandonment rf half the
country 70 the Invaders
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callers during the dag. Among them
were Mrs Abbey Scott Baker Of the
national woman's party. who asked for
more help 10 secure ratification OF the
suffrage amendment. and Wayne B.
Wheeler general counsel Of the Anti
Saloon league. who said he only camc
10 pay a personal call.
Those in charge Of the Wayne county
delegation said it contained about 400.
many Of them farmers. A short speech
OF greeting was made by Judge Frank
Taggart. After his response Senator
Hardirg presented Senator Watson or
Indiana and Senator Sutherland OF West
Virginia who made short talks.
Senator Sutherland. who headed tho
delegation extending the West Virginia
speaking invitation to the nominaS
promised that state to the Republic 4
ticket by a substantial majority. q
Tomorrow Senator Harding will
ceive a delegation from Ohio Stat
university. but he does not intend 4
make a speech. Besides this delegation.
only two others have been definitely an
rounced. and today one OF these, Q
group Of pottery workers from East
Liverpool. Ohio. postpon"d It's engage.
mcrt beCaus" Of Inability to secure re-
durcd railway rates. The remaining
date is September -. VIXEN a speecA
will he m-dr from the front porch -
the Ameri, IN Defense society.
MT. Harding's Address.
Marion. Aug. 4.-Decrying appeals "a
CONTINUED on rags Teal
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NOT ENOUGH ALARM CLOCKS
AND TOO MANY DIAMONDS

Bloomington. Ind. Aug. 4.--Spedk!nG
here at the closing session OF the ru-a!
cducntiona, cOnfcr"n,r on thC subject
"Wha; Ais Is" Professor .. !. Chris
tie. Cr Purdue University, asserted that
rhrra were ",oo many diamonds and not
enough alarm clocks. too many serge
suits and rot enough "vcral!S."
As an inducemeu' - k""p'ng the boys
or the farms h" advocated closer and
more friendly relations nctwc"N city
business men and tho farmer stating
that tho farmer Cauno; rompetH with
tn" business man IN -" payment ~
high wages. which las caused An acute
shortage of farm hclp.
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Red Pertdy Exposed.

Washington. Aux. 4.---Armistlc" cou-
d:tiouS will he submitted e. Poland by
the Soviet regime only - forward tho
good ot the Rolshrv!k campaign, accord
ing 70 an order said to have been -
sued July 20 by II" Soviet military
staff on N" northwestern front. !nt"r-
CCpccd by roltsh agents and f"rwaru' !
today ~ IN" Polish Legation here.
Addressed " t'uUrAdc kranklS. cont
missioner oc the 18th amy. the ord"''
was signed by SkalIn. member Of IN"
revolutionary committo" ot tho Soviet
front. northwest. and read as follows:
wv" shall pUt forward III" armIsticv
conditions 20 Poland only u forward
our good. Untn a formal order IS -
sued by the military staff. You can
fSht tho Poles. Fay no attention :" the
nhliEntnr,. n nrdnrs %, The ArLm .StlcN.-