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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
D. OF C. RUNNERS
ENTER EASTERN RACE

Berkeley. Cal. May s.-Membcrs of
the University OF California track
team to be sent cast to compete in the
intercollegiate American amateur
athletic meet were announced today.
There arc Captain A. Il. Sprott. G. C.
Mathews. Harry Mcdonald. Cort Ma
jors, Oxy Henderson. Charley porr,
Ken Saunders. Red Norris. Bob Hutch
inson, Eddie Mejia, Hcrbie henderson
and n. +. Muller.
Manager n. Miller and Coach Walter
Christie will accompany the team
The meet will be held at tho Harvard
stadium the latter part OF this month.
Coach Christie announced that ne
had planned to take ten mon but dc
cidcd to have twelve make the trip in
the hope OF winning the meet
Sprott and Saunders will run in the
half mile race. Sprott was point
winner in tho Olympic games and has
a record OF IS for tho distance.
Mathews and Majors will bo entered
in tho shot put. Henderson and Nc
Donald will enter tho 40 yard dash
Henderixson is tho present intercol-
leSiate champion. Eddie Mcjia will nc
entered in the mile run only. Hutch-
inson is California's sole ontrant in
the sprInts Hutchinson ran second to
Charles Paddock when the latter re.
Gently established new record or
20 As seconds for tho go yard dist
ance.
milo run: Norris. pole vault. Herb
Henderson. hurdles; Muller broad
iump
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
PAL MOORE MEETS
JOE LYNCH TONIGHT

Chicago, May S. - Pal Moore. the
Memphis. Tenn. bantamwcight. is in
tho midst of an extensive seigc here
In preparation for his twelve round
contest with Joe Lynch. the bantam
weight champion, in Louisville. May 6.
the night before the running OF the
kentucky Derby.
Altho Moore halls from Memphis. he
has made Chicago his home for the
last five years. and does all of his train
ing in Gymnssiums In this city. Since
Lynch became bantamwcight title
holder. Moore has been clamoring for
a match, as he is confident he can beat
him.
Critics agree that Moore always has
given Lynch the best contests that the
title holder over received during his
brilliant career in the ring. They have
met in five contests-5t rounds in all
and only Lynch's superior strength
and staying power have been able to
overcome Noore's tremendous speed.
Tho coming contest will be decided
in tho huge jefferson County Armory
and Indications are that the gate re-
ccipts may reach $4,000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
Dempsey Traias
at Airport

Atlantic City. n. j.. May 5.-Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight boxing cham
pion, who was expected hero tonight
had not arrived at late hour and 1t
was said he probably would not get
here until tomorrow. Dempsey who
has been doing light work at Summit.
y. j.. in preparation for his bout with
Georges Carpenter at Jersey city July
.. will make his permanent training
quarters at the Airport. local air
drome.
Tho Airport is on the outskirts OF
tho resort. II is surrounded by high
board fence and stand to scat 5000
persons Is being erected.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF ATHLETIC CLUB

An important meeting Of the Pueblo
Athletic club will be held tonight in
the Tiffany ball room Of the Congress
hotel. when Philip and Frank Dunda.
the boxing twins, will box an exhibi-
ton bout in a hollow square formed by
the banquet tables of the Athletic club
members.
Ninety covers will be laid for club
members. who are requested to come
out in order to settle an important
sports matter in this city.
Sig Moore, Director of Athletics for
the Pueblo Athletic club will give a
short talk on baseball and Illustrate the
proper methods OF batting.
The meeting is scheduled for $50
o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
PUEBLO ATHLETIC CLUB STARTS
BASEBALL SCHOOL FOR YOUTHS
SIG MooRE's FREE BASEBALL SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Gage limits, IL 16 years)
RULE-He who does not obey. cannot play.
Signature

Sig Moore has chosen Pueblo for
his field of endeayor at the request
OF the Pueblo Athletic club who will
pay him good salary to instruct
in the national sport. The youth of
Pueblo should take advantage of the
opportunity and enroll today.
Moore is not combining his efforts
to instructing the young blood in
baseball. In his official position as
Director of Athletics for the Pueblo
Athletic club he has already framed
a boxing card to be staged in Pueblo
on Memorial night. Sunday. May 20
and Monday. May so, Memorial day.
Moore will bring Matt Messhs Denver
Stars to Pueblo for two games.
The Pueblo team is being chosen
from among players who are re-
quested to report to the 18th street
Last night number OK Pueblo base
ball stars were present at the field
and engaged in batting practice.
Moore was enthusiastic over the
showing made by the men and stated
that about two players would be the
only ones necessary to import for a
fast semiprofessional club.
Il am especially pleased with the
showing of Worn Felt as a pitcher
said Moore last night
Il also want to say that no fayorit-
ism will be shown in picking Pueblo
team. tti neFc, Il OH dHeei' W pc
a first-ciass baseball nine and l will
choose men by their ability. not by
their personality" declared the cx-
baseball star.
Joe the Wop, a Pueblo bantam
weight has been chosen as one fighter
in the main event he will box Leon :
ard Lee or Jack Doyle in 12-round
go. Harry Rogers and Scotty VIII
lams. middiewcights, have been
chosen for the curtain raiser in 8
rounds.
Ed Lyons. sports editor of the Dem
yer Times has been asked to referee
the fiGht card.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
BY WHITNEY GRANT

Boys between the ages of II and
16 are wanted by Sig Moore. who will
instruct them in the finer arts of
baseball. absolutely free of charge
No obligations are attached to the
proposition.-all one has to do is cut
out the above coupon. sign your
name, have your mother or father
sign their name, and send ii to the
sports editor or tho Pueblo Chieftain.
If you want to learn baseball as it
should be played. do not hesitate to
sign the above coupon.
Sig Moore. formerly catcher for
the Cleveland Americans. and whose
hands bear many evidences of tho
day when mitts and gloves were un-
known to professional baseball. is to
be chief instructor at the school. He
VIII make 1t point to personally
supervise every boy that enrolls in
the school.
Tho Pueblo Athletic club is paying
Moore for coming to Pueblo to in
:I stall this wonderful baseball school.
Take advantage of 1t, youngsters.
Amcricanization is receiving its
greatest accelerauon at the move of
the Pueblo Athletic club to instruct
every boy in Pueblo in the rudiments
of the accepted national sport How
to play the game in the best manner.
and the correct manner, will be
taught by Moore.
Pueblo is receiving the best ad
vertising possible on the move. of the
Pueblo Athletic club. Already East
crn papers have taken up the idea
Pueblo is on the lips of all persons
anxious to see clean sport. and
healthy young Americans.
Judge Ben Lindsey, juvenile expert
in Denver, who is nationally known.
has given Sig Moore letter of
recommendation from the Denver
judge heartily indorsing Moore's plan
to instruct the youth of America in
baseball.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
KID MEX GIVEN DRAW
WITH TOMMY CARTER

ting Carter hard and fast. the Pueblo
lightweight easily was the better OF
tho two men.
Johnny Kid Mex emerged from the
scrap without mark on his face.
while Carter is said to have admitted
in his dressing room that he was
whipped. ...
Johnny Kid Mex is an in-fightcr. in
the clinchcs he works perfectly
Prior to the fight, however. Referee
T1llman, forbade the Puchloan using
his fists in the clinch bresk-aways.
This was done without provocation.
Carter not declaring himself on tho
subject.
Fight fans were of the opinion that
Johnny Kid Mex should have been
given tho decision.
The winner of tonight's fight was to
have met Cleonic Tate OF Minneapolis.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
Sporting Notes

Philadelphia-Tesms representing the
United States army. navy and marine
CORPS. have been entered in the one
mile relay race. one OF tho features Of
the American Legion field day TO be
held hero June I. 1t is hoped to have
Paddock, of Southern California. among
the college contestants.
Columbus. ohio-Bryan Downey of
Cleveland and Jock Malone OF st. Paul.
middleweights. meet here May is for l.
rounds.
Detroit. Mich.-Manager Ty Cobb OF
tho Tigers. is SO well pleased with his
pitching recruits that he has notified
Doc Ayrcs and George Cunningham.
yeterans of their release.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06

Colorado Springs, Colo, May s.
Willie Keeler, coast fVavywcisht.
knocked out Al Knapp, Colorado
Springs boy in the fourth round OF
their scheduled six round bout: Cow
boy Padgctt OF Dolores. Colorado, was
awarded the decision over Sailor Danny
Burns OF Los Angeles. and the main
go between Kid Mex OF Pueblo and
Tommy Carter of FL Paso. Texas. was
declared a draw. These arc the re-
suits of toniGht's fight card at STRAIT
ton park pavilion.
Special to The Chieftain:
In the ninth, and again in the
eleventh round Kid Mex sent Tommy
Carter to the mat for long counts.
Mex clearly had the best of tho fight
ing all tho way thru. Aggressive at
all times. and only tiring out from hit
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06

ons. Dilhoefer; Cooper and Schmidt.
Summary Two base hits: Cutshaw.
Thres base hits: aMranvfllc. Sacri-
fee hits: McHenry. Whitted. Grimm.
Carey. Double plays: Bigbee to
Schmidt; Cut shaw to Maranv1llc to
Grimm. Bases on Balls: on Pcrtica.
.; Cooper. .. Innings pitcher: Per
tica. :; North, /. Struck out: By
Cooper, ..
New York, May 5.-Rrooklyn-N New
York game postponed, wet grounds.
Boston, May 5.-Philadelphia- Boston
Eame postponed. cold weather.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
AMERICAN roLoI.r. WIN

London. May BIN the first polo
game on the Hurlinshame field the
American polo team composed of Louis
+. S,oddard. Thomas Hitchcock, Jr.,
j. Watson Webb and Devcrcaux Mil
burn, won today II goals to ono over
the Hurlinghame team comprising
Captain A. II. Williams, William Bald
ing. Harry Rich and the Argentine
poloist, Trail.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
|FABER HOLDS INDIANS TIGHT;
CHICAGO BLANKS CLEVELAND
Sheeley's Batting Gives White Sox Victory
Detroit Hits Shocker Freely
and Wins
AMERICAN

Cleveland. Ohio. May 5.-Faber's
pitching and sheely's batting gave
Chicago victory over Cleveland.
Faber held the worlds champions to
two hits and no runs at Chicago last
week. Today he duplicated his feat.
Clcveland's first hit was double by
Speaker in the seventh while Jameson
scratched an infield hit in the ninth.
The score.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
Centennial Track Squad
Goes To Rocky Ford

Centennial high schools track squad
will leave this morning for Rocky Ford
whore they will engage in n field and
track meet with tho Melon growers"
Coach Kohl has been training his men
at the 18th street grounds during the
past three weeks and states that he VIII
take several wins in the dashcs ana
jumps.
Rocky Ford's track team defeated La
Junta in triangle valley meet Ias'
Saturday in the Melon town.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
NATIONAL

Chicago. ILL.,. May 5.-Cincinnati took
An early lead on Chicago by hitting
Hanson and Cheeves hard and won.
Luaue weakened in the seventh and
was drive out in the eighth. Mar
guard was wild and gave way to
Brenton who stopped the rally. the
batting of Bohne and Hargravc ana
tho formers steal of home, after
TRIPPING in the third inning were feat
urcs: The score.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
BOXING RESULTS

Ell Psso. Texas, May 5.-Dick Grif-
fin of Fort Worth. Texas, tonight was
awarded the decision of the referee
over George Spencer, of San Fran
cisco at the end of fifteen rounds.
They met at I22 pounds.
Knockout krause of the seventh
cavalry won by a decision over Al Del
mar OF Los Angeles at the end of ten
rounds at catchwcights, Delmar
Weighing i55 and krausc it7. Battling
Chico of fl paso knocked out Jimmie
Tender of tho forty-oiehth infantry in
the third round of a six round go.
Springfield, Ill. May Eddie Welsh
of South Bend, Ind. won from Eddie
Hughes, Pacific coast welterweiSht, in
three rounds. in a boxing show here
tonight Two other matches were on
the program. Receipts. minus the
fightcrs' share, were donated 10 tho
Irish Republic fund.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
FIGHT CALLED OFF

Fort Worth, Texas, May 5.-The
Young Bob itzsimmons- Johnny Gle
mors bout scheduled here tonight was
called off by Sheriff Carl Smith of
Tarrant county. Smith alleged that
the promoters arc violating the anti
prizcfighting laws in Texas.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
T.. $. RAcaUETEERs ELIMINATED

London. May SC. suydam Cutting
and C. f. Leonard, the American court
tennis pair were eliminated today in
fourth round of tho open doubles inter-
club competition in the court tennis
tournament at the Queens club here
Cutting and Leonard lost to e. NJ
Racrlein. who yesterday defeated
Cutting for tho singles title, and W.
Benshaw OF the Manchester CLUB
g. g.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
CINCINNATI TAKES EARLY LEAD
HITTING TW0PITCHERSHA
Cooper Kept His Opponents Hits Scattered =
Pertica Makes Mspay That
Proved Costly

feated st. Louis in their first game.
Cooper kept his opponents hits scat
tered and while Pertica pitched good
ball his own misplay and those of
Hornsby and Fournicr were costly.
Rain fell during the contest and out
iielders misjudged several balls.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
cuACnIy rALLs RACING

tho Chagrin Falls Jockey club an.
nounccd tonight that the scheduled
two weeks running race meeting at
tho Chagrin Falls track has been
aba andoned. The meeting met with
legal difficulties over the question OF
betting.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville, 2: indianapolis. IL.
At columbus. 10: Toledo. II.
At Kansas city, s; Milwaukee. :.
At Minneapolis, 4: St. Paul. is.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
PIANO AT GREAT sAoR1r1cE

VIII sell for balance due on 1t IL
taken Immediately. Now in storage in
Pueblo. Easy terms to responsible per
son. Write for full Information to Tho
Denver Music company. Denver. Colo
rado.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
Sandlot League

The Court of Honor Brownies de-
feated the Ycoman team Sunday after
noon by score OF is to 5. Tho Court
of Honor team will play in Colorado
Springs this Sunday.
The Pueblo Ail-Stars challenges any
team in the state for a baseball game
to be played next Sunday afternoon.
Answer thru Tho Chieftain, or call
sew,
The Pueblo Chicftain Indians will
meet the woodmen - at the new
Central grounds next Sunday after
noon at $50 o'clock.
Tho st. Patrick SluEgcre will play
the Taub Bros. Jr., baseball nine sat
urday afternoon on tho Quincy dia-
mond.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
RACERs JNCORPORATE

Baltimore, Nay a.-Thc Internat1ohs1
Racing and Breeding Association and
the Jockey Club International dc
Mexico were incorporated here yester-
day at s,. 800 Ooo each, to conduct horse
racing in Mexico. Baltimore capital
is largely Interested, II is understood.
and It Is planned to begin racing near
Mexico City in November.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
IroNAnDO n. WIrHDnAwN

st. Louis. Mo. May i.-Leonardo II.
the Nalapa farm entry Will not start
in the Kentucky derby Saturday II
the race is run in the mud. II. r. Sims,
tho owner, stated tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06

-Batted for Chcevcs in the seventh.
zz-Battcd for Jones in eighth.
zA-Batted for Tyler in eighth.
Score by innings: r n. r,
Chicago ...... ooo 100 $50 le
Batteries: Luaue, Marauard. Brcn-
ton and HarEravc: Hanson, Cheeves.
Jones. Bailey and o'Farreil, Kliifer-
Summary-Two base hits. Rousch,
ronscca. Townbley. Terry, Hargrave.
Rronton: three base hits, Bohne:
stolen bases Sec. Bohne .. sacrifice
hits. Daubcrt. Bohne, Crane, Fonscca.
Luquc. Barber: double plays. Mar
GUARD to Crane to Daubcrt: bases on
balls. off Hanson l. chccvcs 1. Luoue
I. Marouard .; innings pitched. Han
son | tnonc out in sccondD. Jones l.
Iuuuc mono out in eighth. Rrenton
I. Ia, Chcvcs s, Bailey !. Marouard
-: hit by pitcher. by Bailey tCranr):
struck out by Hanson /. LuGuc 4.
Chccvcs ., Bailey /: balk, Chocves.
RAIN BOTHERSONE
FfttsburE. Pa. May 5-PittshurE de-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06

At Chattanooga, Z; Nashville. s.
At New Orleans. 3: Memphis. S.
At Atlanta. 4: Birmingham. 9.
At Mobile. 5: Little Rock, ..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
ST. LOUIS HELpIEss

st. Louis. Mo. May 5.-St. Louis was
helpless before Oldham while Detroit
hit Shocker freely and woh. Only one
local player reached third base shock
or was taken out in the sixth when De-
troit scored six runs on as many hits,
Cobb driving the ball into the bleach
ers with ono man on base. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06

Batteries: Fabcr and SchaIk: Basby
and O'Neill.
Summary-Two base hits, Shecly.
Speaker; three base hits. MulliEan,
Falk; sacrifice hits, Mullican. Shccly
bases on balls, Faber .. Bagby Q;
struck out. by Faber ;. Bagby, 1.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
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H. E. MITCHELL, Mgr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
A AMERICAN LEAGUE

GaWes Today.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at ST. Louis.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Gnaes Today.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at PittsburS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
ST. LOUIS

Batteries Oldham and Ainsmitn.
Shockcr. Deberry. Burwoll and Sew
oreid.
Summary Two base hits: Blue,
Bush. Tobin, .. Homo run Cobb.
Stolen base. Sislor. Bases on balls:
Oldham. .; Shockcr I. Doberry, /.
Burwcll. /. Innings pitched: shock
or, 6. Debcrry, :. Burwcll, !. Struck
out: oldham, }; Shocker, :; Deoer-
ry, 1.
Philadelphia. Pa, May 5 - Boeton-
Philadelphia game postponed. rain.
Washington. May .. - Washington
New York postponed. rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
WESTERN LEAGUE

Al St Joseph. S. Wichita. /.
AT Sioux city. 4: Oklahoma City, L
AT Omaha, {: Joplin, 9.
AT Dcs Moines. 4: Tulsa, J.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06
Coast League
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Los Ansclcs-Salt Lake. rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-06

Aiettain want ads. bring results.
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SOVIET NOW SEEKS
TO OECENTRAL|zE
Officials Urge People Not tc
Depend Too Much on Gen.
traI Government
NEW POLICY AIDS PEASANTS
By the Associated Press

Moscow. Sept. 20. - Everywhere
through Russia is the Soviet Government
is unloading responsibilities II Is unable
TO meet. Factory workers are being
urged TO obtain their own materials.
run their own affairs and obtain their
own food.
"Decentralize. do it yourselves. and
do not depend upon the central govern :
ment for everything IL the burden OF
instructions broadcasted by the govern
ment since domestic free trnde was insti-
tutci and the new economic policv of the
Bolsheviki was declared. Provincial OIL
cfals, labor unions, CO. operative socie-
ties and famine relief committees are
all told the same thing.
NJ. Kalinin. chairman Of the Russian
General Committee for Famine Relief.
chose this admonition as the text Of his
speeches during his recent tour Of the
famine areas. He berated local officials
for turning their eyes toward Moscow,
and urged them TO 60 out and get food,
themselves, in districts where II was
obtainable.
Departments are being reduced. and
large numbers OF men are being thrown
out of employment Those who have
been receiving food have been placed on
reduced rations and workmen in ma
tionalized factories are being paid in
manufactured products or In money In
stead of food. so that the food respon-
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ORIENTAL Pearls - el

ORIENTAL Pearls - enchanted
" words symbolizing the romantic
beauty of strange seas and the colors
of the Orient. Since and before
Cleopatra's time the pearl has been
the most priced Of all gems, and the
woman who is the possessor of a
pearl necklace Is favored indeed
Bailey, Banks G. Biddle Company
has a superb collection Of perfectly
graduated necklaces, and for those
who have a necklace separate pearls
that will greatly beautify and en-
hance their value. 1t was my i'm
preston that it was the common
practice for those who possessed q beau
tiful necklace to match It with an imita'
tion, but / am informed by the Bailey
Company that such is not the fact, thai
of all the necklaces they have sold they
have never been called upon to duplicate
II with one that Is not genuine. Fol
the real pleasure Of wearing a pearl neck
lace Is the knowledge that 1t IL genuine
ITO BE able to buy beautiful,
l. Oriental Rugs at prewar prices
is an opportunity which any one who
is furnishing this Autumn cannot
afford to overlook. This is what the
store Of Fritz & La Rue, 1915 Chest
nut Street, are doing-it is selling al
Of its rugs at exactly one-half th'
price for which they were selling las
year. When you consider the durabil
ity of Oriental Rugs and the superior
quality over those Of domestic make
besides the pleasure which you fee
in possessing them, you will realiz,
that it is we'll worth your while t
visit Fritz d La Rue's before tn,
proposed tariff regulations alte
prices. For this week they are fea
turing the Serape and Mosul Persian
rugs, which are 80 lovely in color
tone and design, and beautiful.
silky in texture.
REFORE you start your autum,
cleaning it would be an eXcellen
idea to look over your rugs, curtain
and other furnishings and send thos
which need cleaning to Bargs, Ill
Chestnut Street, so that they vii
be ready to be put back in thei
proper places when your house i
ready for the winter season. Ofte
there are particles of dirt or gri
which lodge in rugs and carpets an
cause them to wear out quickly an
which are impossible to get out wit
ordinary cleaning. Then, Of course
curtains, especially heavy ones, ca
only be thoroughly cleaned by send
ing them to reliable firm such a
Bargs'. You will appreciate tn
prompt and efficient work done b
this establishment.
HSEASON of mists and mellow
~ appropriate for gift at this
Fruit which you will find at the sto
Street below Chestnut, laden down
artistically arranged to give the m
tiful blushing Peaches peeping o,
black Colmar Grapes or Muscatels {
Belgian hothouses-BeurTe dam
luscious--marvelou plums Of diff
which you like best. For the wee
some one out Of town, I can think q
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sibilities Of the government may be

sibiities Of the government may be
lightened.
The Soviet Government apparently
has not hccn weakened by its change vi
policy. and it is probable 1t has
been strengthened, as the general pub
lie, tired Of strife, Is hopefu that fur ,
ther changes in the economic policy oil
the government will be made.
Outside the famine area the condition
of peasants is much easier under the
new plan, which fixes a definite amount
which must be paid in products, and
guarantees the peasants against requlsi-
tions above that amount.
Leon Trotzky. the Soviet War Min
lister, who has just returned here from
the Ukraine, addressed an enthusiastic
meeting of the Moscow Soviet today. IL!
said an ultimatum had been received
from Poland on Monday in which the
Poles demanded fulfillment of the peace
terms signed in Riga, but he declared
Russia could also make demands tor
fulfllrcnt Of the treaty. as Polish gen
Gals were supporting banditry In the
Ukraine and Poland itself in many ways
was viointing the provisions OF the
treaty.