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Show ( Kf 'ZrfvSb Buj Opportunity with the There is no failure for the oin of Ability. 16 trier. TUESDAY AUGUST 21 PAGES UTII LAKE CITY 1920 SALT SEVEXTY-FIItS- YEAR T if 5 IN POlII-- I Governor Roberts of Tennessee Certifies State's Ratification of Suffrage Resolution P BAIIDlI CHIEF ft ri USSIA ASKSPOLES 9 IKE Brigand, With American and British Subject in Hi Power, Said to e-Weakening, (By Associated Press r Bolshevik! Arc on Point of Inspector Tracy Severing Relations .With England; Minsk Confer-- " ence Breaking Dotyh." ) JlEGlkA, -- .ImuIi Aug. 2 4. Rum running runs riot on tha , if CALLS TROOPS Rum Running Runs Riot Says Mexican -..B- I? ,v . -e tg Canadian border, Assistant Commissioner Tracy of the provincial (By Associated Press.) (BJr Associated Yre-s- .) MEXICO CITY. Aug. 23. Pedro police declared upon his return WASHINGTON, Aug. 24. Advice here today from au Inspection Zamora, the bandit chief, wjose men received tody by the Polish legation l By Associated Press ) (By Aannclated Tirsa) carried off a number of captives. In Moscow Government Will trip along the International line from Warsaw said President Bcloch-ar.4. 3 Twelve PAULS, Aug. from NASHVILLE, Tenn.. Aug, 24. Estrtan. Especially eluding several American and British German East Prussia had laausd Press Demand for Total tliounuuii Uuwtian soldi) we liave Frank M. Thompson, attorney general to Saak., Minot, N. D., has subjects, from the town of Cuale, a proclamation calling upon the Ger- -' uncrossed the German of Tennessee, announced today that (rentier state of Jalisco, on Aug. 20, is being whiskey smuggling Into tha Unitman population to take up arms Demobilization Minsk der pressure of the Polish pur-sul- j. Gov. A. II. Roberts, at 10:20 o'clock ed States assumed huge proporclosely pursued by government troops, against Poland.. a of Berlin chief this morning, certified Tennessees dispatch today. said Gen. Eduardo g. Garcia, tions." "Minot eu)s Tracy said. Armed bands of Germans," the Terms. Outline Delegates ratification of the suffrage amendelone contains enough whisky to staff at the war department tonight. advice also said, "have attacked the WARSAW, Aug. 24. The capfloat a ship and Is being utilized to ment, He added the bandit's followers were sending the certification French troops In Upper Silesia, and ( as a station for 80 miles of north ture general clearing Prsasnysz, Secretary of .State Colby by mall. rapidly deserting and that "by the end have compelled them to leave the an gang. organized News Service.) (By International Chief Justice Lansden of the state of War- w and Mian a, on the of the month" not more than IS or Motor cars known as "whiskey' The French are preparing to to 24. Soviet review court, city. supreme agreed today Aug. WASHINGTON. north73 miles Polish frontier 20 would remain of the band. sixes appear In Eatevan from proceedings tn the chancery court defend themselves, Russia asks no indemnity from Poland while awaiting acrosa is in to the line and west of the were held SI lying who capital, reported a Issued after, by which Americans temporary Injunction orders. The makes of Poland's or for a but Germans make the set fire to the so, return flemobtlization isdaj official to Polish statement certification the Washingpreientlng g Zara bora hawe been released, but there armies and war Industries a strict deoffices of the interallied coitwnissios trip earning cargo and which ton of ratification by the legislature of sued last night. The bulk of the are several inore still in his hands, easily clear 32,400 to 32,500 in the federal suffrage amendment. in the peac terms which have and have tortured many Poles. fourth soviet army and entire and at least the two British subjects mand Minneapolis. Poles from Upper Silesia are fle- offered the been Minsk at conference, "A wave surof has prosperity third cavalry corps have been Non-Partisaare being. heldfor ransom. n in to a statement of the peace Estevan since the trade has League swept ing." according statethe rounded the is Poles, '.the list of Americans by It possible reached Its present status. Conterms received here today by the state Clash With Democrats Gov. A. II. Roberts of Tennessee, who ment says. and British captives is as yet incomditions on the International line department. has certified ratification of suffrage Break With England lawon at are present bordering plete. LUCI EX JON Eli.) The terms were received (BY Associated nnd Press.) published (By lessness, ths Is Threat of Soviets only recently SO Women Captured. amendment despite court action. HELENA. Mont., Aug. 24. Seventy-thdaughter of a chief of police was (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent.) Cuale, where the victims of the raid by the Polish news agency being sent ree arrested and fined for carrying is pi rants for nomination for BY EARL12 C. REEVES. , WARSAW. Aug, 23. (Via London were captured, la a small mining town from Minsk via Moscow. concealed weapons." 12 elective state offices are before the and In the location of the La Union N. 8. Staff Correspondent) The peace terms are reported as Aug. 24.) The Polish armies are now (I. in voters a Montana of today primary mining operations, which are operated follows: 1 on the offensive along the entire bat efis contest LONDON, interest whose Aug. 24. Soviet Russia the major by the La Esperana Mining company will refuse to compromise with the 1. Independence Polish Republic tie front from the East Prussian fort of the candidate of the of El Oro, stats of Mexico. Informaallies over Poland and will return to league to capture the places of the tion lelatlve to the outrage has been is recognised. frontier to central Galicia. Further her Isolation rather than to accept the 2. Indemnity "regular" Democrats on the Democrat none demanded. the coming from Cuale by the way of that made been have advances by ultimatum , which t premier ic ticket. 2. lines Curson Lloyd note Frontier of compt-oyThese reports offlcea in Poles Galicia, Both George and Premier, GloUttt are unthe except everywhere the in4 11 league disle regular. certain informabeen but proposed July plus contradictory, ,bse derstood Lucerne.--accordinhave agreedjipon at supporter have placed a complete list tion received from this source and tricts east of Choim and'Bleiystok in' where the Reds hare bee ty, we fringe to an announcement made ' of candidates In the field. Party lead elsewhere would seem to indicate that favor ef Poland. efforts to capture Lemberg dsperate ere this a vote. The predicted heavy evening by M. Kameneff. head of regls (The Curson note of July 11. ad- But while the Polee have not made upwards of too women are captives cf the Bolshevik trade commission. tration, for the primary has been dressed to Tehitcherln proposed .a prothe outlawa (By International New 6ervic.J Galician There were Indications that Soviet heavy. American and ' Brltlah diplomats visional frontier as drawn by the any appreciable gains on ths SAN ANTONIO, . Tex. Aug. 24. Russia will break off friendly relamade representations to the foreign Peace conference.) front; the attempted Red counter-offensiv- e Francisco Villa is again in 4. Mobilization Polish army to be BY SIR PERCIVAL PHILLIPS, "evolt tion with Oreat Britain. "The soviet office today and wore told the governhas beer, brought to a standr will not compromise, 60,000 men a militia comdeclared ment was' bending every energy to reduced Mexican the government. against Newa Staff Service (International Kamaneff. "We shall leave London capture the bandits' and liberate the posed of workmen to be organized to still., - Russians Official deconfirmation of Villa' Repulsed. Correspondent.) maintain order. captives. cision to agaJn enter the field and the unless ths allies alter their present 23. 6. Demobilisation to be put Into efNortheast of Lemberg the Poles reCONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. Friends of the captives, knowing flight of his 2.600 followers to the position." There was great activity at the Zamodas reputation for ruthleaaneaa, fect within 30 days after conclusion of pulsed savage Russian thrusts. Forty (Via London, Aug. 24. General Wran-ge- l. hill of Chihuahua' with two million headquarters of the Bolshevik! trade fear he may kill his prisoners. If he a peace treaty. Russians the of south commander to miles of Lemberg bandit the pesos the chief paid upon In .. Indicated is cl5eeTy pressed."' They'"hav para been his surrender were received here commiaslon with the members preparfour, Poland la to' be permitted dtaye. been brought to a standstill at forces in Southern Russia, haa extending to leave for home Friday. . Lctsr-aikmNews-Ser' today. raising money with which to ransom graph lee. ) river." mato on war Thltflsttt arms retain and the Stryz ed Kts 'battle front to the eastward and necessary Great Britain and Italy .had warned. the captives Stryz, Villa is believed t e -- be beading for 24. Secre WASHINGTON, arms Aug. and rest terial of such and the Zamora, who has been called a "per the.' heart of the rich Galician oil has opened a new campaign to cut off hie favorite haunts near Chihuahua Russia that they would not recognize .. must war be Imdelivered within War of Baker material ordered the tary unless Russia modifies her petual bandit." after Carransaa death, a month to the Soviet and City. His men are reported heavily the Soviet the rich Caucasus region. part fo reias. made some sort of promise that he mediate resumption of the making of armed and well mounted. peace terms to Poland. Narew the between The o be News the militia. here retelved Russians, that wa( given today Fears were expressed would return to a peaceful life, but on appointments to the Officers Reserve 7. The Polish state is to take over river and the East Prussian frontier General Russo-Polls- h Wrangel has landed an army corps Officials of the war depart Erwin August 11, he attacked the town of arms negotiations demobil-lz- e to ammunition and and Bergdoll looted carried Begins would collapse. the place and Autlan, noth west of Warsaw, are reported to of 10,000 men on the eastern coaqt ment stated that 'the order was not war. Industries. of a large number of captives. UpFour-Ye- ar - Poland la required to refuse en- be making sanguinary sacrifices in an of the Sea of Azov near the confluence occasioned by any emergency but that Sentence wards of a score of young women, had recently been susBoycolt Coming If effort to escape. the Polish encircling of the Don river for this important appointments who were captured during this raid, try Into Its territory of men, horses reserve until officers had been pended to states or war for hostile material are battles movement. Terrific News ragkilled themselves rather than be prisInternationa) (By The was on army Service.) military operation. the commitTerms Not Altered given representation :he Sovlet.- oners of the bandits, it is declared. and -east of landed,. to the of.Mlava A.V4 . transport,,, under the tee making appointments LEVEJ?WORTH,KanSas, - to .cease three, days ( 7 2 ing northeast t ,gW v,,,$.,Wartare ' " British Subject CSa-c24. Maintaining the same air, of Inhours) after signature of armistice, a Soldau. , . (By Associated Press.) protection of French warships. Three W. B. Johnson, n subject of Gfeat neutral. belt 60 versts in width to be difference and unconcern which he More than 80,000 Russian prison- columns were set ashore on the CauLONDON, Aug. 24. Great Britain Greek Minister Britain, was captured there and Was established. U. S. to exhibited upon conviction. Erwin Ru- and Italy will refuse recognition te ' ers have been captured by the Poles, casus coast Melsk, Tamman and Sochi. carried by the bandits on their trip 0. Soviet (military force) to reNew to dolph Bergdoll, brother of Grover the Russian Soviet government if It northward toward Cuale,' where the main at 200,000" (this is about the the Polish, general staff announced The northern columh will attempt to Appointed seconU outrage occurred on August 20. size of the Soviet army now before today. Cleveland. Bergdoll, how aouglit as Does not withdraw its demand, If these figures are correct cut through the Caspian sea thus pres 4 gaining possession of the Caucasus. an escaped army slacker, began a ented as a Afber the Autlen incident, the gov- Warsaw.) Associated Press.) (By added wounded are dead and the and part of the peace terms at four-yeMany of the Cossack tribes that resentence at the military ernment sent B.000 troops In. pursuit 11. Poland to return property tak- It means WASHINGTON. 24. Aug. or four complete cently swore allegiance to General Georges prison here today for desertion in war Minsk, for a proletariat ar-nthat three lu Poof Zamora, with orders to exterminate en from Soviet territory and to repair Rouaaos. Creek Wrangel have put troops at the dis- States, has beenminister to the United time, f divisions have been wiped out. land. This has been decided upon oy the band. It also declared Zamora ap bridges destroyed by polish forces. appointed diplomatic leader for posal of the He was assigned to one of the dia- - Premiers Lloyd George and Gloiltti 12. Families of' Polish citizens, outlaw, which gives anyone the right Troops Mutiny. representative of his country at Conof this major operation. numerous to shoot him on eight. rock Great Britain and killed, wounded or disabled, to reHe will sail for Greece clpllnary barracks stantinople. Bolshevist fresh Five divisions, Italy, who have been The newspaper Excelsior published ceive grants of land. gangs.Saturday. 13. Poland to grant right of trans- which were being rushed from Siberia, -- oyal Orange a story stating Information- has been meeting elnce Sunday at Lucerne. Lodge . secured from "authentic sources" that portation of Soviet goods through Po are reported to have mutlned refusing Switzerland. A statement given' to Nets -Wineola-Nom- e Raid iquor Flyers .to enter the battle. the presidential offices this afternoon lish territory.Wolkowiak-Bielystok-GdjLfcg the press In that city yesterday, by the Opposed to Sinn Fein 14. The received an offer from Zamora to The Polish general staff announced two $500,000 Whisky Cargo disRecord premiers declared they had re- the at remain not to Complete he would ievo railroad render and a promise Trip that a radiogram from Gen. Budennys . (By Associated Press.) solved o defer resumption of had b.een intercepted, harm his captives should the military' posal of the Soviet, dlpto- - . headquarters Xews CHICAGO, Aug. 24. (By International Service.) The su15. Poland to.proclalm amnesty, (By Associated Press.) matlc relations with the Moscow that Budennys afrny could not campaign against him be suspended. stating CHICAGO Aug. 24. Twelve men KOXlk. Alaska, Aug. 24. The four The newspaper added, without giving advance northward and was retiring preme grand lodge of the United until R withdrew shat ws its source of Information, that a gov- Poland to be Assured toward the east. States of the Loyal Institution opened United States airplanes flying from were arrested and liquor valued at sp- dcxprihAd as. this ulnlster proposal." aelzdd was the Polish ernmental commission would probably In to N. a staff 3500,000 to Nome Y., general According arrived here projflmately Mtjieola. Its first convention In four today from leave tomorrow for. Jalisco for the all danger to Lemburg has been avert- with 600 delegates from years 6:30 o'clock Liberties today by afeni of Major A. V. ' Presentation of this clause Jp 'the Ruby, Alaska,at Importation state every enforcement terms of. peace laid before the Polish ed and "the Reds' .hopes In tha north present. purpose of arranging for the surrenyesterday afternoon. The actual flying Dalrymple, prohibition der of the prisoners; Nothing relative time from New York was 66 hours, officer for this district. The arrests defegates at Minsk after M, (In Poland) hare been smashed.. We here Jn Associated United the Orangemen Press.) (By Kameneff. p and Taylor Soviet to these reports have been mado pub-li- State hold that the Sinn Fein move- Capt. St. Clair Street, head of the ex- were made at Canal PARIS Aug. 24. Premier Miller representative men were the where had anhere, streets, The announced. on at official sources here. engaged pedition, hopoff Is Red ment purely a domestic concern of Army and of France, acting as president of Fifteenth the return trip to' New York will be In removing the liquor from a freight nounced nothing ImpolHrfnt (Could o British and Unitthe the that empire has car. added to telepraphed the peace' conditions niada the supreme council, Will Collect Export Decisively1 Defeated ed States has no more right to inter- made in a few days. The Identity of the men arrested public by him in this city las; week, Sir Reginald Tower, allied high comfere than the British empire would him to nas orot hclicvfd to denounced an be members at inviting ad a "gross Danzig, missioner in our relations with the Bolshevik! Putting Up Duty on Petroleum assure PARIS, Aug. 24. The fifteenth have mjxlngIslands." was" closely faith in the premiers statement. of to Poland complete liberty in ganized whisky "ring," Lemsaid G. T Philippine on In battle front the Russian army It H understood here that a ' the importation of war material northern i By The Associated Press) virtual Poland has been decisively mon, New York, secretary, who has Desperate Resistance guarded this morning. ultimatum ,bss been sent to Moscow from Just through Danzig, as provided for In the defeated, and the fourth Russian the returned international MEXICO CITY. Aug. St.army the too by whose Versailles treaty. premier decision Ireland, where and third cavalry corps has been sur- meeting at Belfast. Institution relative to recognition of the Bolshe-ij(By Associated Press.) legal means will be employed to colex -Orange rounded, the French foreign .office was the Loyal 24. In Russian Bol'LONDON. fovernment viewed Aug. as lect export 3 utiea on, petroleum for to the Sinn opposed Approval officially advised by Warsaw today. pressed Itself cf the stand made .againstai.that forces In the regions of Lom-zstep the month of MarchApril, May and Gen. Pilsudskls Polish army has Fe,n movement in Ireland and In fw shevik! 76 miles by northeast Premier Mtllerand Warof about of bulwith France union The Ble-jva England. crossed the Narew river south of June, said treasury department 45 miles about" Indicated and premiers the saw, allies Blalystok. an An official would Gall-Issued 1 etin today lostok. Ths Russian army. In secure to Poland the use of the corri-are en northwest of nouncement made some Ume ago said cla. half evacuated Styrz, 40 miles EvsngellCSi Luther&n r south of Dantztg and would if nee- dgaged tn heavy fighting against ad- south of Lemburg. thk time limit for these payments cesary, use troops to carry out their vanclng Polish legions, according te wouM he August 3. but Benjamin The Poles have captured - Russian (p.y Asaoclated Press.) Synod in Conference an official Issued yesterday in Moscow plans In this region. y of tha treasury 'Marln to burn ammunition and orders army NEW YORK. Aug. 24. E.ght and received here today: said a great many companies had sigmount to and thsi all trams aupply (By Associated Press.) IBy, Associated Press.) In the region there Is Injure,; In a fire whlC-nified their intention to make payInfantry on horses to facilitate the WASHINGTON. Aug. 24. Adop-tlon- retreat. WAVERLY. !a..Awr' 24. Two no change lii Ihe" sltuktionr the state- trapped more than a score of families ment andhe did not expect- - deten, ment says, while further south Irt the In hundred and, fifty .delegates from a liberal policy toward licention of petroleum beats owned by dey East. Side tenement a Kansas, Michigan., Missouri. neighborhood of Vladimir-Volhynjlinquent companies, would be carried ses under the federal water power act. Polish Forces Continue house battle the today. continand near Only quick work early Minnesota.' ' . Lemberg, North Nebraska, out. and (By Associated Prem.) South Dakota. Oklahoma. Texan, Colo- ue flrenien and police prevented a On the other hand, the newspaper In order to encourage water power by LONDON, Aug. 2 4 . Germany haa Successes Near Warsaw to tried seize that Polish lowa-arthe face of forces in treasthe rado. and said the Ohio that preeent tolone of life as the flames swept Excelsior, development today present 64 miles heavy hipped supplies and ammunition to day for conferences preliminary to townhall of Koenlgshutte, Silesia, ury announcement ' meant that the high costa, baa been urged on the waon Hrongh the building Jike a whirlwind. Soviet Rumla, according to of southeast Upper Oppeln, (By International Nees Service.) of tomorrow tankers would bo detained and Ahat ter power commission by represents twenty-eightthe h opening were wen Two 7 off seriously were beaten Injured! I by security WASHINGTON. Aug. 24 Polish petroleum shipments by companies of the Iiondon Times, who general conference of Evange- Monday, armed with machine guns and When the flames forced them to leap r9!K,ndent that have failed to pay tbetr export tivea of several New York investment force are continuing their successes lical Lutheran synod of Iowa and police ,hat Trotzky. Kuaatan to a Berlin from a thtrd floor window. The heat tf",t duties would bo seized. north and west of Warsaw, the state other states. The sessions will be held hand gTenadea. according Times houses. miniate f war, visited The was so Intense that firemen plajed BolahcviM to the Iondon was advised today in dis- In Wartburg seminary and dispatch Pru-safdepartment sessions Fast its in academy. Continuing today, the spite of otVlal d- Pole kst flv killed and wounded, it streamaof water on men, women and American at from the patches legation hich if of t. California Dean Gets sa of comiii'se.i in, children jiale composed ;i reports to that effect from they crowded the fire . M oeonw. TROOP PROTSXT1 Q X PROTESTED. Is taJd. t while awaiting rescue. secret si a jt war. interior and ag-j- . Warsaw. armies were reported bePolish will 'The consider of the Bomhevik ar-retreet Carnegie Appointment culture. among other PROPOSALS OPENED. fBv Associated Presa ) Ciechanov and , Mlava with lea fmm the gale of Baraaw." de- TIED TO COW, BOV' M 4 Y DIE. ' matter' a projected power plant on tween 24 success. DENVER. CoIo James further Aug. The capprospects qf ree the correspondent, I By Associated Press.) Washington, Aug, 24. Sealed pro the potomao river to supply power to ture of Austrow may be exand Brlanek threatens C. Bulger, president 'of the Colorado posals FREEPORT. Ill, Am. 24 Rich- 'da for the purchase of two tankers plained bv the fart that they lacked Washington. BERKELEY, off of sevefsl Red Armies Federation of Labor, today tele -- new t'alif. Aug. 21 the cutting f ard la were Ravwnnah. In at Oakland. Cal., Snyder, sfed building ammunition. foresaw the Full recognition of all cos: elements to the BortheasO, the dispatches slated graphed to Secretary of War Baker, Mrram, deen of faculties of the critical condition as a result of be- Peed and eroaa-- dTrotsky today iy the shipping board, Into and has apparently protesting against United States sol- opened t'niveraiy of California, announced as the basis for possible purcXse' by lien. Budeney cow bound and tied both to a and two Alto the Pale the ing by vessels, reached an agreement with representhe government at the end cf lb abandoned bln attaefceti Lemberg, and diers riding on Denver streetcar and Peralta, aptonight that he had accepted wsa are 7, 510 deadThe for for boy designed plavmates. dragged tative of the German government by s president f Carnegie tense term not to exceed 59 years, also la on offensive la the direction of aent sting and protecting strike-breakepointment half a mile before .th cow wae weight tons. I horsepower inWitviloa. Washli.fcton. L. C. has been suggested to t he commiHiea. Warsaw. it, tbs ooerating of cars. sowed mt IS 1 kno(a tf Arnwl, with rfononned on ran two) of VILLAS BATTLE WRANGELWAGES Non-partis- AX IS SEIZED mCAMPAIGN; s -F- ORMOREWAR g AGAINST SOVIET R.0.TX RESUMES APPOINTMENTS ik aJ. 8- . V . pot ar y ik - ra , nt l EIGHT HURT IN POWER PROJECTS cl a, or - Brest-Lltovs- TENEMENT FIRE TO BE FOSTERED V' b., TU under-secretar- re Brest-Lltovs- k of five-stor- e 1'" m . n Ge-ma- 1- rs 0 ' i .w 1M ts s ; Sr |