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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-14
POLSKO-CESKE VYJED-
NAVANf.
CfSLO (NO.) 81.


Pafiz, 13. cervna. - Vzdor-
resignaci polskeho kabinetu,
ktera byla podana We chvili,
kdy zahranitni ministr Stani-
slaus Patek nalezal Sc jiz ma
ceste do Pafize, Patek obdrZel
pinou moe a bude konferovati
s drem. Edwardem Benesem,
Geskosloyenskym ministrem "a
hranitnich zalezitosti, We sna-
ze, dociliti nejake dohody We
svizelne kontroversi o Tesin-
sko. Prvni porada byla konana
ones. V tom pripade, re by dr..
Benes 4 Patek nebyli to, dosi-
ci * re dohody, budou u
vazovati arbitraci. Beigicky
kral Albert byl navrzen jako
rozhodci pro cesko-polsky
spor T6Sinsko, ale mic urci-
teho nebude usneseno, dokud
SO neukaze, zdali prime rozho
worry meZi ob6ma zahranicni-
mi ministry nebudou moci pfi-
nesti n6jakg vysledek. Neoce-
kavane smirlive stanovisko Pol
ska V otazce TeSinska jest ma
de vsi pochybu vysledkem ne
zdaru polske ofehsivy V Rusku,
ktera vzdor fanfaram Var
Savy skoncila zalostnym flas-
KEN a hrozi Sc obratiti kata-
strofu pro Polsko. Media Sc po
chybovati. ze Polaci, podporo-
vani vSemi silami Francouzi a
spojeneckou Qepe Teceno fran
couzskou) plebiscitni komisl
ma T6Sinsku, pomySleli po Vi
tezn6m skonceni ruske kampa-
ne vrhnouti Sc vsemi svymi vo-
ienskvmi silami ma TeSinsko
zmocniti Sc no, aniz by vycka-
vail plebiscitu. To byl zrejm6
ddvod, proc markyz Mannevil-
le. Francouzsky predseda spo-
| ienecke komise ma Tesinsku,
odkladal neustale plebiscit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-14
HARDING "a PRESIDENTA,
COOLIDGE "a MfSTOPRESIDENTA.
BYLI NON1INOVANI v SOBOTU NARODNf REPU-
BLIKANSKOU KONVENCf
ROCNfK (vOL.) x.

Chicago, 12 cervna. - Spokovy senator Warren G.
Harding Marion o. jest kanddatem repubikanske strany
Trad presdenta Spojenych Statd.
Byl navrzen pf desatem hlasovani 647R hasem
nomnac byo teba 493 hasy nebot konvenci zaseda 98
deIegati.
Calvin J. Coolidge guverner Massachusetts,, byl ma
wren mtopresidenta pf prvnm baotu konvenc ez
ohusucho asou odroca 732 dnes vecer zasedani
ktere zahaeno bylo 1ery kdy vezny kanddat mel
bou pouze hrstku delegatG
Jz pfi odrocen zasedan vcera byo jasno Wood ami
Lowden nemohou dosahnout nomnace ze nuno ohednout
nekom jnem enz by by prijaenym vetsne deegau
konvenc Pc ceonocn konferenci mezi repubikanskymi
vddci zastupucmi tabory kanddaty vyber pad
Hardinga. Nomnace eho byla za6na jakmile priklony
nemu staty New York Pennsylvania ez pfi prvnesm
hlasovani podporovay sve obbene syny Butera Sprou
Ia Senator Harding jest rovnez vyberem senanich vhdch
Lodgem jichz konrou konvence dplne presla KITE
ri dikoval platformu konecne dohodl kandidatu
Warren G.. Harding narodl Sc farme Blooming Grove
vesnici Morrow Ohio 2. stopadu 1865. Jeho
by venkovskym ekafem skotskeho pdvodu by ne
sarsm osm deti Jeho matka pochazea sareho holland
ske rodny Van Krki
Chodi do vesnicke Skoly az dosah Ia roku veku kdy
vstoup ma Ohio Central kole beri. Cas- Cd casu
by zanecha navsevy skoy vydeat penze dasi stu
die Seka kukufc barv mastale pomahal budovan ma
spu pro zeleznic IT etech uci dsrktn skoe
hral roh vesnick6 kapele.
Jako redaktor kollenho casopsu naby prvn novnaske
Zkusenos Po sve graduaci obcas vypomahal skarne
mesecku stall zrucnym sazecm rucnm pozde tez stro
jovym Take vyborne skadan forem caste
coval sazarn sveho casopisu marion STAR kdyz zavta
domu prazdnny Washingtonu.
Vr 1884 Dr Harding odstehova Sc rodinou do Marion
brzy potom koup "Star pro sveho syna Ma tomto ste
Warren Harding vykonva vsechny unkce cd sazece
mdcho redakora Jz mladych letech venova poltce
zastupoval tinacty senatorsky drkt ohioskem satnm
snemu souz jednu hdtu ako mistoguverner Otec jeho
jest dosud zvu a eta 76 let veku.
We volbe 1914 Harding byl zvolen spokovym senate
vesnou 100000 hasd r. 1891 ozeni secnou
Florence Kngovou cerou bohateho bankere obchodnika
tim vastne pooz zakad sve fnanen propere Hardingov
nemajf zadnych dftek
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-14
FRANCOUZSKO-BELGICKY SPOLEK.

Pafz, 13. cervna. Ones bylo oznameno, ze Francie
Begie dohody zasadach vojensk6ho spoku Gen. Ma
gnez odeel do Brsseu odpoedne sebou pred
benny nacrek dohodnu marsaem Fochem
FrancouzStf begiCt Znac zacnou pracovati ma
podrobnostech pTs tden Povsechne body spoku jsou
dany takto
Spolek bude obmezen pfesne obranu. Nesmi zatah-
nouti Beg do zadne kolonian vaky UGeem jest obrana
begckych francouzskych hranc Smouva bude po dobu
cd pe do panac rok Belge zachova naprostou neod
visost nebude cd nj zadano by mo svo zem pomahala
dmi zbranemi aniz materaem. Bege slibuje udrzovat
armadu pon9kud vetsi nez mea pred vakou Francie
gle pracovay teto aianci devet mesicu em ceem
spot ODE zeme proti moznemu opakovan
keho najezdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-14
BOLSEVICI POSLOU KOMISI
DO ANGLE.

Pariz. 13. cervna. - petit
arisen" pravf dnes, re Sc do
zvfda. ze ruska sv6tova vlada
Y Moskv6 rozhodla Sc poslati
missi do Anglie "a dcelem
studovani situace proletariatu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-14
AUTOMOBM Owe NESTESTf.

Greenvlle O., 13. cervna - Ctyfi osoby byy miste
zabtv dnes vecer kdyz ruhe odeen oso
niho vaku cso II wazio do automobu Wileys Station
patnact mil ma zapad odud Mrtv jsou Emil Howell zeez-
nicn anni jednate West Manchester muz jmenem ae
ger sesy, dvojtata menem Leasovy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-14
OBTfzE S UTVORENlM KABINETU v
NEMECKU.

Berlin 49, cervna. Heinze, mirny konservavec, enz
pozadan byl predentem Ebertem aby sestav novy kab
ma mste vady kanclere Muelera jez resgnovala mnuy
den vidal Sc sv6ho dkou kdyz byl naraz snou opoc
socialistG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-14
STRASLIVY VYBUCH DYNAMITE.

Londyn ~ tervna. = Vybuch dynamitu slozen6ho u
hodoe Anime blize Temevaru mel nasledek mrt n6ko
ka set osob die depeSe Vidn6 zde obdrzene 1876 tel
byo nalezeno pri nejmensim dvace jese pohfesue Til
muzn bylo poraneno. Dbl Jest maekem Rumunsk6
statni drahy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-14
CHICAGO MA 2,7o1,2l2 OBYVATELU

Washington, 49, cervna. Lidnatost Chicago jak ozna-
byla dnes vadni censovni kancean Jest 27O1212
cmz jevf prfrnsek des eech 81 929 c procent
Chicago, druhe nevets meso zemi m9lo 1910 pouze
447O obyvaten.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
SOLONS meet TODAY TO
CONSIDER SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 9.-The Ten
nessee legislature met at noon today
to consider the ratification of the fed
eral suffrage amendment. Thirty-five
states having ratified, only one more
is required to make the resolution an
effective part of the constitution.
Pressure upon the legislators has
been brought to bear by representa-
tives of both the great political par
ties as well as by the National SUI
frage party. Both presidential candi
dates have made personal appeals to
their party friends for votes in sup
port of the measuer.
The Woman's party said poll Of
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
(ACUE OF NATIONS EMPHASIZED
|INROOSEVELTS ADDRESS TO THE
| COMMITTEE OF NOTIFICATION

at Verdun, "They shall not pass" the
cheer of our men in the Argonne. eve
shall 90 through" we must add this,
1T shall not occur again. This is
the positive declaration of our will,
that the world shall be saved, from a
repetition of this crime"
He contended that the league cove
nants were essential parts of the
peace treaty, and that we could have
no permanent peace, nor enter into
any permanent satisfactory arrange
ments with the powers Of the world
unless we ratified the treaty as il
stands, with no reservations altering
its character.
Appeals for Higher Service
He made a strong appeal for i'm
proyement of the public service
The Golden Rule of the true public
servant is to give to his work the
same or even higher interest and
efficiency that he would give to his
private affairs. There is no reason
why the effectiveness of the national
government should not at least be ap-
proximate to that of well-conducted
private business
He made a strong appeal for more
efficient governmental activity, to
keep up with the demands of the fu-
ture, and closed with this declara'
ton:
ITO this future I dedicate myself
willing, whatever may be the choice
of the people, to continue to help as
best l am able. 1t Is the faith which
is in me that makes me certain that
America will choose the path Of prog
ress and set aside the doctrines Of de
spair, the whisperings of cowardice
the narrow road Of yesterday. May
the guiding spirit Of our land keer
cur feet on the broad road that leads
to a better tomorrow, and give to us
strength to carry 1t on
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
DEFEATED CANDIDATE DROPS
HIS CONTEST PROCEEDINGS

Tampa, Aug. 9.--Water r. Woot'
en-, defeated candidate for sheriff In
the recent Democratic primary In
Hillsborough county, has withdrawn
The mandamus proceeding instituted
by him to restrain the canvassing
board from issuing the certificate OF
nomination to W. G. Spencer, The
hearing was to have been before
Judge Donnell of Palm Beach, objec'
ton having been made to Judge Ro
bles. 1t is thought probably that
wooten will run as an indenendent
candidate.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
CATS LEAVES CAPITAL
ON A BUSINESS TRIP

Tallahassee, Aug. 9.-Before his
departure for Jacksonville today on
brief business trip, Gov Cats
made the following appointments;
sverra Anderson to be constable foe
the Twelfth district of DuvaI county,
to succeed E. l.. Hayes, resigned
Oscar H. Mcintyre to be constable
of District I. of Talyor county, to sue
ceed G. R. Adams, resigned.
The governor also accepted the
resignation of C. W. Hughes as Jus,
tice of the peace of the Eighth dis
trict of Suwannee county.
A requisition was made today By
the governor on the governor oi
Georgia for one D. H Giyens
charged with the crime Of removing
mortgaged property In the county o.
Palm Beach. R. c. Baker was ap
pointed agent.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
CONSUMERS TO WEIGH
ICE AS IT IS DELIVERED

st. Petersburg, Aug. 9.-At a con-
ference between city officials and rep
resentatives Of the Citizens Ice COM
pany, relative to complaints of short
weight Ice deliveries, it was decided
that hereafter customers would be
permitted to weigh the ice and pay for
what they received. 1t was declared
by the manager Of the ice company
that this would necessitate higher
rate, as it would involve much addi.
tional labor. The mayor objected to
any increase. No decision on that
point was reached.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
five LIVES LOST
AS INTERURBAN
HITS AUTOMOBILE

Orion, Mich, Aug. 9.--Five persons
we're killed Sunday afternoon when
an automobile in which they were
riding was struck by an interurban
car on crossing near here.
The occupants Of the automobile,
all members Of one family, were
hurled 200 feet and with one excep-
tion we're killed instantly.
The dead were Mr.. and Mrs. nd.
ward Spies, their son, Arthur, his wife
and his son. All lived near Pontiac
Mich. The motorman of the interur
ban car stated that he sounded re-
peated warnins when approaching the
crossing but apparently Arthur, who
was driving failed to hear them.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
Florida State League
NEW SALES MANAGER
FOR LOCAL LAND COMP

The Conversative Realty and In
vestment Company has secured the
services Of Norman G. Nicoll as sales
director. This concern, which is To-
Gated in the Elliston building, over
the new Central State Bank, believes
that once people in the North real
ize the actual opportunities offered
by Lakeland for the acquisition OF
homes and investments, our city will
still more rapidly grow. Facts
therefore will be the slogan adopted
by this concern and it intends. that
all known facts shall be put in the
possession of each prospective pur-
chaser.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
BUILT BONFIRE In GARAGE;
VALUABLE CAR DESTROYED

st. Petersburg, Aug. 9.-Playing
with A. box of matches Charlie Pros
ser, the five year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sheppard, set fire to a
garage, owned by Mrs. R. E. Vogel
an aunt of Mrs. Sheppard, causing a
loss aproximating $4,000. In addition
to the garage a valuable seven pas
senger touring car, and lot OF ma
terial for alterations designed for the
house occupied by Mrs. Vogel, were
destroyed. The little fellow started a
bonfire in a pile of shavings, and al
though he tried to extinguish It, IL
became unmanageable before he gave
the alarm.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
FRENCH and ENGLISH CONFER ON
PLANS FOR SAVING POLAND FROM
VICTORIOUS RUSSIAN HORDES
NEW BUILDINGS DESIGNED
BY PURCHASERS OF LOTS
IN HLLCREST ADDITION

Real estate activities have been
quite brisk in the southern section OF
the city, recently
1t is understood that the large LOT
commonly known as the Slaughter
property at the corner Of Missouri
avenue and Palmetto street, has beer
sold to a well-known gentleman OF
this city, who will Immediately i'm
prove It.
This is a part Of Hillcres or H.
j. Drane's second addition to Lake
land.
Mr.. Drane has sold a beautiful lo1
on Missouri avenue, just south ol
Palmetto street, to Mrs. Jane Short
formerly of Birmingham. Ala, and
she will build a handsome home upor
It.
Mr.. J. q. Ward has purchased .
lot in the same addition, being at tht
corner of Hillcrest Drive and Frank
lin avenue, facing Hillcrest Park. HI
is building a handsome home there
on and will occupy it as soon as fin.
ished.
Mr.. Drane has also sold lot te
Mr.. Coles, gentleman who has re-
Gently come to Lakeland from one o.
the Northern States. Mr., Coles Ia
already clearing the lot and will
build a handsome home there. Thi'
lot Il at the corner Of Missouri ave
nue. and Cresap street.
Mr.. R. B. F. Key has also pur
chased two lots on Missouri avenue
between Hillcrest Drive and Ridge
wood Drive, and will beautify then
with view to building upon them a
later date. Other sales are In pros
pect at a very early date.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
Y Outlook Il Dark
(By Associated Press.)

Hythe, England, Aug. 9-The out
look for world peace is believed to
be darker than at any time since
August, 1914. The Bolsheviki forc-
es are pressing the dispirited Poles
on every part Of the front.
The outer forts of Warsaw have
been under bombardment since Fri
day morning. The Polish government.
however, seems to be still in the
capital, although plans for it's evacu-
alton are complete.
The reds have refused the British
request for ten days armistice.
They declare, however, that they are
ready to treat with the Poles direct
and the Polish government has been
authorized to send delegation to
treat with them
/ II Is the belief here that the So
viets intend to crush Poland and
Z lOTCt Iue lOEmdtlUu VI SONiCt 6Ov-
ernment with headquarters at War
saw.
Plans for the defense of Poland
have not been announced It is be-
lieved, however. that military expe-
dition with Marshal Foch at its head
will be dispatched to Poland. while
every effort will be made to encour-
age and supply the defenders with
munitions OF war
There is no talk of officially de-
claring war on Russia. all plans hay-
ing for their object the repulse of the
irvasi onand the preservation OF the
Polish boundaries as prescribed by
the peace conference.
Lloyd George will make state
ment tomorrow before the House Of
Commons.
The excuse OF the Russians for re-
fusing the offered truce is that the
period might be used by the Poles
for the strengthening OF their mill
tary forces.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
TRAIN WRECK
ON { & O ROAD
NEAR ASHLAND

Huntington, w. Va, Aug. 9.-Two
persons are known to have been killed
five are missing and several reported
injured in a railroad wreck on the
Lexington division of the Chesapeake
and Ohio, near Ashland, KY, late Sun
day, it is reported here.
Three cars Of the train, which was
carrying a carnival from Olive HILL
XIV. to Lexington, were derailed, and
were buried under the wreckage oi
eight other cars Of the train. The
CAUSE of the wreck had not been
learned.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
KANSAS MAN CHOSEN AS
MANAGER WEST PALM BEACH

West Palm Beach, Aug. Carl
Riddle, former city manaber and con
sulting engineer of Abilene, Kan.
has been appointed city manager of
West Palm Beach, to succeed Joseph
Firth, who recently resigned. The
appointment Of Riddle was opposed
by the Building Trades Council
which demanded the appointment Of
a local man.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09

the members showed enough votes to
ratify. Forces opposing suffrage are
also active. They have been busy
with arguments addressed to the
members of the legislature. A dele
CATION representing anti-suffrage
views will wait on Governor Cox at
Dayton late today.
Each Republica member has re
ceived from Will H. Hays a message
urging him to support ratification
Mrs, Carrie Chapman Gait, president
of the American Woman Suffrage
League has taken charge of the suf
Ifrage forces in person, and is direct
ing the campaign.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09

Columbia, 8. c., Aug, S.-The
governor Of every Southern state has
been invited by J. 8. Wannamaker.
president of the American Cotton As
sociation, and R. G. Hamer, president
Of the South Carolina division Of the
association, to attend conference
here Aug. 25.
The statewide cotton meeting which
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
LARGE DRAINAGE PROJECT
FOR VOLUSIA COUNTY

Daytona, Aug. "a bond issue OF
SITS 900 is to be made early In the
fall for the purpose of drainingl, 500
acres of voIousia county land which
ia now waste, lying back of Holly
Hill, Daytona and Port Orange. The
work is to be done under exsert en-
gineering direction. The district
which will be reclaimed is a strip OF
land approximately three-fourths OF
a mile wide and eleven miles long
living parallel to the Halifax river
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
FAMILY QUARREL
LEADS TO FATAL
FIGHT With GUNS
(By Associated Press,)

Asheville, N c., Aug. 9.-Bryson
Hensley is dead and his daughter,
Mrs. Prudence Banks, and his son,
Eugene Hensley, are seriously
wounded as a result, the authorities
say, of a family quarrel in Yancey
county Sunday. Will Banks, father,
in-law Of the wounded woman. II
charged with the shooting.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
GOVERNORS OF SOUTHERN STATES
TO ATTEND COTTON CONFERENCE

was to have been held in Columbia
on Aug 1S, has been postponed until
August 25, and will be held the same
day as the conference of governors.
Presidents Wannamaker and Ham
er said today that the conference
and meeting on Aug Is would be
one of the most important eeer held
In the South,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
OUTLOOK FOR HUGH PRICE
OF CITRUS CROP Is GOOD

Punta Gorda, Aug. 9.-B. F. Stew
art the efficient manager of the Fort
ogden Citrus Growers Association,
was here on Saturday attending to
business. He said that the outlook
for good prices for oranges and grape.
fruit was favorable, some growers Of
the county having already sold their
oranges for $500 a box on the trees.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
CLERMONT VOTES BONDS
FOR new WATERWORKS

Clermont, Aug. 7.-Clermont vot-
ed Wednesday on the question of is
suing 100000 bonds for the purpose
Of building a municipal water plant,
and also of issuing bond of $4,000
for the purpose of building a town
hall. The town hall proposition was
turned down with a heavy majority,
while the water works plant carried
by a narrow margin.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
LAKELAND LOSES
SUNDAY GAME AT
TAMPA GROUNDS

Tampa, Aug. 9.-LBert Humphries
was right Sunday and on a sloppy
field that might have been some
where in the Everglades, the Smok-
ers blanked Lakeland, hitting freely
and In clusters to six tallies.
The other game was rained out.
Score: r H r
Lakeland >. 900 900 000-4 5 J
At Tampa ;. 90 034 0o'--S II !
Batteries: Mahoney and Criger:
Humphries and Burke.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
BUSINESS HOUSE
FALLS BURYlNC
MANY PERSONS
(By Associated Press.)

Dallas. Texas, Aug. 9.--A two
story building in the business section
caved In today. Search is being made
for persons in the building at the
time. A Chinese restaurant and
rooming house occupied the struc-
ture. It is believed that several per
sons were killed.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
DENVER CAR SERVICE IS
GRADUALLY EXTENDED

Denver, COL, Aug. s.-Under the
protection of eight hundred regular
army troops. the street car service
Is being gradually extended today )
General wood is expected here this
evening
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
American Note Delivered
(By Associated Press.l

Paris. Aug. s.-The American note
regarding the Polish situation was
delivered at the French foreign ofics
today, II was learned
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
ARCHBISHOP MANNIX
Is LANDED In FRANCE
(By Associated Press.)

Queenstown, Aug. s.--It is report
ed that Archbishop Mannix has been
taken from the Baltic and conveyed
to Cherebourg, France, by the de-
stroyer wivern. The Baltic passed
the fish-guard this morning without
communicating with the shore.
Lands In England
Penzance, England, Aug. s-Arch-
bishop Mannix was landed here by a
destroyer. He said he would go to
London.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09

The Chinese have the most perfee
nervous system Of any people Ia {
world.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
Lands In England

A Chinaman plaits white silk into
his hear when he goes into mourning.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09

were solved. instead OF burning 1000
ttons of coal, the same amount Of en-
ergy could be obtained from an ounce
or two OF matter OF any kind.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
Polish Resistance Broken

fOllSn koSloCAnCe brOk0n
Bolsheviki attacks have broken the
Polish lines near the East Prussian
frontier, and soviet cavalry has
swept forward in great enclrcling
movement north of Warsaw.
In the center the soviets seem al
SO to have torn great gap In the
Warsaw defenses. Przasnyssz, for
ty-one miles north of Warsaw, has
been occupied by the Bolshevik
hordes. s
France and Great Britain have
prepared to take instant action as a
consequence Of the Bolshevih tre-
fusal to grant Lloyd Georges re-
quest for a ten days truce. The
heads Of the British army and navy
were closeted with Marshal Foch
early this morning. but the word
defensive was emphasized in all
proposed plans.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
Allies Fail to Agree
(By Associated Press J

Hythe, England, Aug. 8. - The
French and British premiers arc still
In conference, No official announce
ment has been made, but It Il de-
clared In reliable quarters that they
have failed to reach an agreement %
far as to the character Of the aid b
be given to Poland. II Is believed that
a note will be sent to Moscow Inform
Ing the SOviets that the Allies intend
to assist Poland in every way to
maintain her integrity.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-09
POLISH FORCES
SHATTERED BY
ATTACKSO OF REDS
Outlook for Peace Blacker Than at
any Time Since l9l4-Bolshe-
wiki refuse to grant armistice
Resistance Of the Poles seems
to be Broken Down by Repeat
ed Shocks.


Leaving Warsaw 's
(By Associated Press.j
London Aug. 9.-The Polish gov.
ernment is leaving Warsaw, 1t Is ~
serted a wireless telegram from
Moscow.