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WEATHER FORECAST. Pertly cloudy to-da- y, fair; much change in temperature ; gentle variable winds. Highest temperature yesterday, lowest, 7a. .,ulM weather report wUl b found uu pge in. VOL. LXXXVIL NO. 350-DA- ILY. COX IN TIRADE ON SENATE PLEADS FOR LABOR VOTE 0tv Taxes, Peace Not War, Promised to Wheel- ing Throng. CALLS mBDING 'TOOL' Tniu Three Times in Ohio Before Facing West Virginians Twice. Said Ground Down by Wheeling, Aug. fighting every Ohio West Virginia dent.\ not (3; Be Gov. armaments,\ Central Field Coal Miners Decide Wage Aug. After several hours' discussion to- night miners scale com- mittee central competi- tive soft coal that agreement had been reached on wage demands they would make to the opera- tors. They divulge tho until after the scale had been the BANDITS TAK? $100,000 (jEMS MaJoney Mansion, at Which PRESIDENT IS LAI DED Cardinal Gibbons Is Guest, Workin? People to Capital- ists of 0. o. r. Demands CLEVELAND, representatives announced presented Mysteriously Entered. OBJECTS ALSO TAKEN . Same Band Believed to Have ,.f, n of t... AND py q www\\' New YniK a in. W. Va.. Cox, foot of the way UTAH Into to-- 1 on 14. the of the the of the the Hl'N lint 14. to Committed $10,000 Jewel Bobbery Later. div made a bitter assault Special I\ Thi SrN asd Ngw Hiiiaid. the Senate Republicans who re- - upon Spring I.akb Beach. N. J., Aug. 14. fated to ratify the Wllsnnlzed League The summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Of Nations. He charged In the broad- - Mnr,,n .ea4uur of Philadelphia, where, Mt t terms that they were attempting Cardlnal ''IB0011 l ts spending ths sum- - t.omica surrounded fnliim Republican 0tZp, .CHICAGO GOING UKtlO nonpayment Maintaining AND THE NEW YORK HERALD YORK, SUNDAY, 19-'&- Sgft. PAGES. PRICE CENTS gjrggfffjg DEAD TO WORLD' SAYS M'GRAW, AS BOTTLE HIT HIM Basehnll Tells Swann's Aids How He Went Club. MUCH RUM GUZZLED Quarts Liquor Taxi Hide Slavin's Injury. FEW NOTICEABLE UTRTSi Inquirers Benson Alarming of Condition. After a came yesterday J. McGraw's Must Be adventures when knocked out in the one actor Day the Indiana, the for August Will Losses Eases 14.. Government McGraw , taIe that prohaWy America Bger was \clouted on the Ivan with a $100,000,000, WW estimated y dishonor to 10 ' mtr' roDbed Jewelry and water bottle when In an altercation at officials, two-third- s of further, that they were a ntine w thesnlans' and that h this sum straight out eontroi or me ne mmy u m u Utf ,n the nght ..whRt aevll hap. pavmPnt. , thP railroads that Is without will have an arrogance ithJ The roads thtnvofl .li.v.ri tn ... hoen - , ih.t .......v.. - i t ' in ... win, hrr,U liltn tho - mm v.A nM It h. hn ....v - inni la iu n?. n w GOV, Cox's speech delivered li0m((i goIve( the combination lock .. nl how Blavin and at a mass meeting on the river front, a afe In the summer home Samuel him to the wash-wa- s the fifth a vigorous day Metzer. an official Guggenheim n of the club an(, erlspd some o lhe ... ... . Cnrnorntinn in Allenhurst. near . .. . , . li . whrli the uemocratic nominee ht- - r r ' ' ' J , , .,.,,.1 or Drawi irom nwwuiiwwm tiled Iti mile, from Columbus by HSSoLwOW how they hint later to a he recall a Single tomobile. He None of the m'inl.ers of the Maloney Cambridge and tJlalrarlua. Ohio,., family would discuss the robbery w Incident his trip with them to Central Demand Increase CLEVELAND, Representatives of of competitive Pennsylvania, supplemental $2 increase machine ROADS TO GET $600,000,000 Government Six Railways. SEPTEMBER $900,000,000 Pisbursed Situation. Treasury by against guarantee fund by the trans ,hat private 109th street Broadway. revolv hom, at this afternoon addressed ;- -;, ; navrbeen engaged and ro! ,h rf.,, on the sidewalk Importation act'for tho purchase new State convention In session Maroh lhe MtatP for clues. It la re- - . , whlch equipment, imwuwi row j two paramount Issues lht ;r.hfrL ' rver! the disappearance of two teeth from tt lt , though! the rosds will have Gov. Cox described as: jkjjcti which been to Mr. the front nouth nnd a 08 dlff,.uty borrowing the propor- - or the Is Maloney, who is a Vapal Marquis. tongue. tlons of their needs rrora ta tha League In fact, says, was dead yit required the commission a pan5 i Aid . t0 the world\ until two detectives called toP in Government loans. second, The private det(tlves have i upon him early Sunday afternoon and Wltll tbJl outao from the (.. ( In... h nniilr SUS- - . .. ...j .V... than hn Hima to oues- - ..\.ii vi.c ..o. .. - in, ...... ... m - .. ;f8 or ine A\?iiiui j'nij, nrncresslve or the nominee de on joint amount ART of of wl nK wn lie ........... luin am. m.., of of in of ,B-- , tne In can of his St. ng of ng ac. of he e.n. i.uv an to na thev he mieves ...i,in i ; I di.m. V\.... , :\\\' map. an, tlnii him the of SlaMn, ,,hi. dsht mav somewhat CV were Questioned In if possible, to 'who In Luke's tailed, although reductions will continue 1 ....... j.jL0r!K.,i an tvnlfvinr mi .t ih hot torn of the theft. The , believe the robbery occurred UH tween 11 o'clock and midnight, before, , 'If you re m eeo-- , membcri 0, y,. (amy hBd & lt represents through the reduc- - tlrl. lion ot the . . . . .. fr.nn.a nnmilil.. th rn - AnB ..luiuntj uv.r-.- - flirad stiDDort the Governor of Ohio at ,, . t.M civ block in Spring lAke tht November If you are for Beachi and )8 entirely by Mr 3\ ' th ure.1t AXDCnS that mUSt Ammm and flower follow, aupport the Republican around of Is a high steel he of (rem Ohio in November. It Is an Issue The gates not locked MlMutdva for delay nut Club, when re- - of peair war; economy or conunuea nt)ti Bnd to the estate a auart $2 a at to day and-a- on both to of of silver mm rtttla know prece- - carted spoke tno was be tno n, his cut his not by Nations; the be St. de- - tectlves be- - ail rh. uuiii\ all which h0ueht how the lh. n but are ' with i. r. ipn for easy. far as could j of a awlmmiig hole In Rock ihe learned the not discov- - 'bottle. the last up y by least. untU morning. Mr. said treated to a forty-t- . ...u ., ,u.,.k hut n.rrieii. Gib-- ; don't remember ktnd . . i. nut In Gov. bona was the of honor at a re-- 1 I from one of the g( jn tQwn g0 pr0UlJ thP fot1t9 fire the Senate whom ' in the home of Mr. and Mrs. at the Lambs lub. He asaeo M hoM w,th R rope bi with all the Samuel and Mrs. me I any more Th had jugt come from a hi He was were also present, and is said be got it for me. !n Qn( nf th parK's gtreams were caustic his attacks on Senator Har- - ' that upon their return with the Car.li-- ; With this rne roadw(iy th(.y ding, whom he as a of nal to their home Giants' chieftain ' d Ill, saw the House car and recog-th- t Senate brazenly the estate. It was re- - mirth fuld OW nlred the Off came obtain control of the that thieves Ob- - a? Jfr w)((on car Cardinal try towr e mm \The to talned to and question you w a hff WM ,hey A.r.r.A \...h.ih.r nnt von unl lllhhnna hut COU not be con- - Know HIM agt' k r .\' . - -- i. olonir .......... . , - mood SDuOyeU Will RB.rU lion nn. Bv.....n unaer tne nf nrmea. urs ehiu said naajis:tn-n- auspices progress under the direction of reac- - that none of the Cardinal's property Uonarlea.\ had been taken The effort was to add to ThleT MU. Dsmocratli In West Virginia n:h forces as may be The detectives believe that iwayed from the narty. in the thieves cached their loot after rob-th-e hope that this, with the labor rote, blng the Maloney home, and then went chiefly that of the miners, for whom to the of Mr. Metzer. There they there 'was a special appeal, would carry ransacked the safe, State for Gov. Cox In valuable worth more than times prudent , which had been hidden behind ictlon,\ Gov. Cox said. a picture. A quantity of stocks and campaign, when the welfare of every bonds ta one of the of the man, woman and child In this I. also was left behind. The loss was plain talk Is The morning by one of the Republican partv has re- - members of the Metzer family who went actlonary control. The fight which ' to the safe to away Jewelry worn Roosevelt made reform for the evening before. time, but Its effect was not Private detectives and of \Domination by political figures once the Park police force are by the American tlgating, but so far they have not been and undented, able to find any clue to the burglara. The men control the United State. The list stolen Jewels supplied to' the Senate are determined to annex the police included a platinum dinner Preeldenrv their and in with three large white a what they believe to be a Re- - Jewelled bag. a diamond platinum watch publican year they have done things and pair of Jewelled opera at tbty would not have dared to DRY, they have awed one f their own for Presl- - 71nuC 77\) I 4nt ,.d fhey have to fasten noon the rank and file of the party their creed of hate and Intrigue. They dls- - Liquor to Get at wis plural and with self- - j 1 Prirm rrttUmt candor. Their frankness Is to nny k because their hyoni question Is to make Special Th. Scn and Nbw Toag Hbiald. a4mini.tfnn nn, ,h. ffir nf the re- - Chicago. Aug. H. 1. threat- - spnnsibie of get welfare that details are not neces aary. Says Is Dominated. times of Congress exceeded constitutional author- - j. .uu aominaieu nvw .. without field states consisting chiefly of and matter. to hooch this than at any time the pro mention imu emotions with by the necessities of ana goods for love money. 've. , was nominated by Senatorial 2l nor any other ring. Special ed to front porch Chioaoo, the William holrt me muzzled In the for of personal nat as es the also charged Its pay. this the rvolu-l0- u disappearance country mm cmiiiii Cmt.1M( TMri refused Raw botel.Amerlca\ MtV-v- FIVE - Man Out in Had Four Before and Find No Bulletins Inn last Sunday, h was the grill Lambs and C. of his friends, the was tho man- - lhp of the and The of was \In of the fold was able They ile ana onlv Dad.\ He had and. had emptied m),ht Intend State.t Mayor failed Action halted rather certain Pag. Oaralaw. room1 Slavln. Carlabad, atomach Agents, Ohio, 14. the miners on joint committee miners operators the cen- tral bituminous Ohio, Illinois a joint conference submitted operators demand a calling wage per day all monthly laborers ten per pick min- ing, retroactive 1. Months' Back to HEAVY Total Increases celved fractured before Washington. Aug. door of domicile. The Giants' Spptmbpr .lmfwt and,' It to-d- nearly rendesvOUSi representing MnlonpV w)nn1(j Liggett traces conveyed Zanesvllle. taxlcab. Neither amounts due oovern- - ment'a loss for ending by middle of the month, The Interstate Commission has estimated the which will will $500,noo,ooo and A heavy drain Is expected on Mrn(4 and J30n.n00.000 the Virginia mlgnt ,tol vaLbl. campaign First, had given wkithtr I'nited equipment McGraw OAplta to Wcome SrrTnt' whether readjustment, declared Treasury thought, BMtMkM ..mf.ili, nv n eve \ -A about order.' Hospital. . election. Kardns. Senator entrance November. necklace, political demanded. reduction injuries Gats Qnarts of emphasis As to rumpus in Lambs' mgmSIAl' LSf.1 F Jffr)C started McUraw furulshMl few ;JW WAIT tlULC fkiUJ h. rnPPohhat WITH PRESIDENT considered ,Z? Mr,. Also them. or t It d a three Grand each. sWHstanre. and and and them said. that total With Bu ts Prtst. Aug 14. Three kids, armament.' So finHa robbery was Regarding bottle k picked Atl.cked. tnU McGraw .President Wilson, Ventrdv afternoon Cardinal ,.t what it was. ... larlv that Cox directed guest bought It boys home at Republicans, caption ployed no( (hcm rondemned adjectives Hellner. Mr. Ma-- j wanted wnisKey, dp could emplov. loney It and at firewater mm. In wnen found nothing sa M described tool lt White wrong \'\.J President. their to arl)trad th( Is for decide.\ property belonging ; d gtopre(i timidly ha this ,. tO De SUUl iir 11 to some the President, or plainly the ,7.500 Xecklace. strength private home but overlooked a the \Serious demand $7,500, a drawers safe country covered this passed into put to lt availed the lasting. operatives Asbury lnves-slolem- electorate Is unblushing who ring, to diamonds, certain a glasses. think number A gonJed Hard commended, purpose executive to Chicago rrogan.-- , precedent. alcohol coloring 1 Mayor, Hale to in .volution i !; I. p. Jtaraas, 15, Miners a DRAIN Jump it helieve RIDE S,\ebV WiUon Machine comparatively Repabllr.n. ( , A 0 CCiHfml \ Wudgwent Lambs Pa- tient's $600,000,000. nronositlon. so he addressed few cuss In.\ and they words to him. i hopped. McGraw asserted that William H. Au along the ride they kept their Boyd, who was standing nearby, resent- - yM on the President and Mrs Wilson ed his language because some scrub- - j and anewered more questions tl.an they women were present. the bac- - Water from tousled heads chanal came to end. Mc- - trickled over three sunburnt and said Boyd was aggressor, al- - dropped on the President's shoes. One though that man and a number or younMer aucked to save the President's others who were present contradict this. d apoi0gjled. but was told not McGraw said that he was knocked and that he sprang his feet again i Cemlnf avenue t 51 a rail 'ad. \Hly the actor, ...d F&VJLwTZrt h,mdby T ,Th. dlwctlon of his head. Then, jrounaster n ,.'... of and gasped. t5. 5lta. oTThls timing narrstlve When kid. got out all three shook ware furnished bv wounded diamond hands with the President and wife. trt lb AaniBiani 'ub. \ - S2S T!A. McGulre. secret service man on the seat iclan to the Tombs, and The President smiled broadly, lifted hi, Love and Fitzpatrlck of the hat and started home. West 100th street station. An official stenographer recorded every word. Mc JQ CENT GASOLENE, physician Di W Ban-- j Graw's own tAVtr.A1m AT AT der of is Fort wasmngiun aoouo, Ai IKJll dls f i J nexi was present MeGrmW. Attitude rhamei. desire to tell his mm km, ofRi-tnl- rsmi llffht SOOn of of the six the the his the Consumption Now Ex- ceed Production. r r .c v after tne appearand an u, nno- - ia r. u .v ..wm.v. papers yesterday of a statement Washinoton, 14. Gasolene will Swann that he 40 a District Attorney cost not 10 miiaw uiruutiiuu. . ....... j . McGraw and would lay the facts In tember 15, officials believe, unless case before the Grand Jury. refiners succeed in Joyriders President himself the 'ened with a \liquor famine.\ Prior to the PP ted e at official, now are studying a tentative fins that surrounds ilm. pol-- ; Illegal whiskey now. reported by \ant mc of Mr. Swann 10 a statement .\ of big 7.\ to cut iy ha. so often run counter gen- - aloon men to he scarce at 1130 a case. tempt u.- - ronsumntion tnrougn an lnformal sys- - s,nn te \At the upper branch its 11 is no... I recog- - gallon Many sataon. hav. been unable pro- - from Mm. Mt \e! , QnKn tern of raUonlng to apply In all forty-cur- e bonded liquor all and have Men physician ,XnandLrutWta! eight State.. The .ystem would be to fall back on preparation, offlc. vlted on official party to que.-- VJ ' I IL and...T,ul: grain \It's been harder get week since amenamrni war, ,. I i s 1 A ' \ an \ \ QUI wxja iiauv\ . w Hon his patient. will the backing Nothing McGraw s as f officials. Approximately the warranted all . 000 0u0 of . - 1. . J .1.... ' . . . A ....... A .er.n, alarming \ ii \u s\r\ and airpiames wouia w . .... TWOays failure to ap-- 1 hv the that the are restive; that .aid a saloon man was 00O- - now Is . . at tne SSS \ir have been deeply ntfrred : on tne \It .sn t a ques- - Pear . . A,,r 2 more gj examined McGraw, It has been for months. have been Inter- - of ; you simply not ft \2ftonea of concussion. Amotion reported as reo bonded or but thm ..m 18,000.-I- fact baseball condlUon 000 14,000.000 ajallons oul'te ductlon, however. running approxl M emersapcy taxes have oppres- - wM normal. B.:,.h ' vrr.d Chicago mayok suit. Pr. Mcouir. and of th. o,her ... f\- - \ 1 as well observe that of sumption. for V.pn.d Te. ye. an ..rance .,-- : i ;t'v of . than at thl. time last i not .. kind of a I to \ Wis. to he my by ring. deny it the right .h..r face independ-- 1 with exceeding office offer .., plan. of of there v,.riMi and for ton John story of; John skull -- ,..vr of under guarantee paid West iPrt- - part,.,,ati(.n (ence. Fonr night \ring about ISIO gd. faces Graw down doWn then bresd front S S TU from than more intena here down moral about found him, owners power .1... , repona wui\\ excuse Loop office, lisirici. luited suoject. VVz price brain been .,vv.\ ?:n.rvU naVrS 3&J& bore X A. man's dally. mate.,- aineianue vtaltora ie. 1 tered Him. summer thundershower. also tha. b.. ttetui-D- that various parts of physiognomy \;in\\0\f aprh stores were tnnt.n thev had weathered Thompson. gevere .torm,' and that top of hi. biggest inea taxes head bore supernciai cut aa one great public' emergency, and when was rendered ln the Municipal receive being knocked afternoon by Judge Harry edged article of furniture, m elected 1 do not that this ,0me sharp autorta! ring any other kind of'OLon. The which the Mayer' McGraw was In bed when his - in .vn me Wii have to pay into tne timers vook uors arrivea. inn si up a believe In the Constitution of the'eounty unless he succeeds winning minutes to permit the Tombs physician \' and the preservation of Jan appeal $.S0 in taxes and S5l ami rity between the three co- - The county claimed IU2.50 for ltlS on Siienth Pap, branches, our fathers which wa. Mad, each havlrg to for f\ ut Its function. money was by than of tax ui to the a. tha .... -- \f. ui uai . m records. taa.JU U his 6PHCDEL AND from Bohemia, remedy constipation, llv.r. klanay rheumatism, Beware lubitltutes. CO., West St., Adv. Field Aug. scale coal Western increase of cents both ! Tay Rate computed months September the Commerce have run also Suaprctcd. .uu mm Whisker. SSJ Inat\ generally Them. asaeetatsd Wabiiinoton, drnm.t ana extremely they attempting Government. 'ported the approached d Quarters:\0 progressive repudiated domination, attempted government ... a L a a is Is if a \Hop Then an abrupt cnnectCut the Albert Mtww: Uched to Detective. iu McGraw's sudden to Far v ..p.cini ...n Aug. saying cents did wait rj iur vow persuading Slavin's but Senatorial Is ' proposal refiners to the uptown TVI probaWy hare condition, 0overnment visitors automobile., V... boats people who his Attorney., Satlon serl- - conveniences tion can Is between the and wstp did one r a Against 'atonal u.a I. an , his \ the the nst If recently g. the in a aucn by against 1 a'Court amount vis-- nor oa no .u. ie \I in '; 1. ' j Continued not I mysterl-\'V- . Hon aw nrt m m V. CARLSBAD WATEK Imported Nature's for ant) diseases, of CARLSBAD PRODUCTS SO N. T. field, contract to In iiini to 10 .n. to at Con-h.!- r noo onn below con ine lower Tney noted .... at aca 1915, costs. SALT etc. to em- - I8SUES t r. M. at Mala office. SSS Broadway. S P. M. at former Herald Office, Herald BaUdlng, Herald Square. P. at. at all ether Branch Offices. (Location! Uatad on Editorial Page.) PONZI VICTIMS START RIOTING IN STATE HOUSE Women With Children In Arms in Crowd Dispersed by the Police. SEEK WIZARD'S LIFE Creditors of Rival Concern Also in Scramble for Re- turn of Money. ANOTHER BANK CLOSED Assets Soulit and Re- stitution of 'Winnings' Will Be Demanded. Cp-i- to Tus 8in An Nr.w ToSI fflBUU. Boston, Aug. H. While I'onzl was safe from harm, smiling in his cell at the East Cambridge Jail his angry creditors stormed the office of at the State the Attorney-Gener- House and started a riot as they de- manded their money back and called for the life of Ponzl. Police and spe- cial guards hftd to be summoned to re the Most of the people were impression that money being paid positions BrlghtweU!\ to pay wlio CLOSING TIME \WSSWSl J&tmjVND YORK HERALD DAILY Hidden SUNDAY ISSUES to Have Advised Against Sijrniiifi: Russian IYace Terms, AWAIT FROM .MINSK Appeals Workers Across Channel Support. Pftpalch Br n. lOtO, by Hi ami Nnw York Aug. London hears the French advising the Poles not tho terms to them the Bolshcvtkl, is stiffening for another bo to her what the the to France a fight to save the Meanwhile London \Soviet\ is order. AtirlintF tit, nun nmhituwiilor in the \ was by en Adamson, of party aftt On the notes and that It was a case ,. n, ,. of first come, first served, t or this ntQ scramble to get there was a reason C0UncUi whctner or not close to tho of the AttttW-- 1 couno,s bfi ln a,.cordance General's office, In which men, women (ho con. and children tOUght for Shouts of \Give me my money. \Kill Ponzl!\ \Kill \Tear them Dieces!\ me mme-o- r i..... i for Sprrinl Cnpiripht, Herald. bat- tle battle Marne capital. under person Labor House doors \Give stitutlons the organ- isations. this is no news here .Minsk, Russian heard on oery n.mu. to to try no oneV were am, ,hp j.oli8n envoyB ..,1 i. was feared that would to negotiate an armistice and agreement. It Is consensus here bo seriously Injureu. f lhe dove nf anouui alight note holders and the Ola ,v)tn on The Pomi g. Mn(lk n0Wi .snippers Colony Foreign Kxchange Company she would be a lucky If eho aute holders seemed to an idea got . i ..n In hnth that iu n v panics. On every there are cries . ...L.t thA itian fnble Till fOBX Tub n that are sign that store YV. Com ,oca, uoh with labor At there teovlet Hrc peace (ha, p(..,r rKnt nil sides, bird have off alive. aonil hand French I raje Poles. persist, however, at enuiii\ . . . . .w.i. that France continues her encourage they shouted had roiiDea mini u. mh. t of pol)sh ne,llgerency ,ven in the Women with small chil- - face of premer Lloyd George's etate-dre- n in their were in the centre ment that England will not fight for shrill cries better terms those which of the throng, and their any -J- JJJ has offered to the Poles, pro- - could be heard shove the tumult of (lww terrns are voices. bona jje. But close obeervers here . ... .... .... t rind Fi.nal'1 Plant. Believe It IS qune possime win. wu. d'Oraav alven encouragement Large sums of money have been t0 the Foles. ta accord with the sincere transferred by Charles I'onal to hie Kr(.,lCh opinion that there Is no use wife, according to best belief of Ed- - dickering the Bolshevikl, and that win Pride, the auditor who has been if tlie fight comes It might as well come going over Ponzi's accounts for United ow as ater. It was pointed out here States District Attorney Gallagher, and that the were encouraged in this Mr. Pride also believes that a goodly belief by the quasi support Indicated part of tha millions collected by Ponzl n President Wilson's note to the Italian and his agents haa been deposited In the Ambassador In Washington and by name, of .others. Mr. Pride takes the Premier Lloyd George's admission that view that the money transferred to Mrs. he did not actually advise the Poles to Po.txl can be recovered. sign what was offered to them in th. \It can be taken from and Iti way of peace terms, will,\ e aald. \lt not belong to There Is no doubt, however, that If her. It Is money was obtained France holds out hope to the Poles that under fraudulent pretences, to be used results In unreasonable resistance to for fraudulent purposes In going after reasonable terms, she will have to It what may be called Poml's concealed alone. assets we shall reach the large amount: The action of the British Laborltes transferred to or deposited In the name yesterday In empowering the Central of Mrs. Ponal. It will be easy for us Council to call a monster gtrlke without to show that the amount placed In her a strike ballot, which all the organlxa-nam- e came from investments of Ponil'a tlons' demand ta the event of war, creditors. . was not regarded here as actually se- - \I do not think she had anything be- -: rlous, because, as has been outlined in fore Ponii started on his these despatches, the most conservative activities, and I believe It will be British capitalists are Just as violently to show that\ opposed to further military \adventures'\ None of the monev transferred by as are the most radical Laborltes, and Pon.l to his wife has been deposited in the entire country la solidly behind Pre-th- e Hanover Trust Company,. according jmler Lloyd George's endeavors to reach, to Examiner Pride, who made as- - sn agreement over Poland will .ertlbn with such emphasis as to Indi-- 1 lead to subsequent negotiations for peace that was fully aware where the throughout alt eastern Europe, donations to Mrs. Ponzl had been lodged Nevertheless the departure by labor end that they could easily be reached. from the principal action of the council Mr. Pride also purposes to see that yesterday was. severely hammered e Ponzl monev deposited under other day. Exemplifying the uncertain re- names Is uncovered, secured and made suits of such illegal proceedings as were available for assets. Just at present adopted by the labor leaders yesterday he admits he Is entirely In the dark as- - It was pointed out that their meeting to amount of Ponsl's assets, navlng decided against Interference with the devoted practically all his to data French worker, on the ground, that the In arriving at some conclusion as to movement was national not Interna- - the liabilities. This tno tuuni... e been a difficult effect principle, J at tag to the state of account, and the practical Impossibility of finding out how many notes had been sold. Poa.l Hold. HI. Front. Ponsl arose this morning at after a fine night's sleep and to all appear- ances npt ta least disturbed by the fsct that he spent night In Jail Instead of his home In Lexington. He conferred with his lawyers and appar- ently Is confident of his early release. An Interesting outcome of the case Is the formation of a note holders' pro- tective committee, which propose, to prosecute all Ponzl winner, of the past four month, who do not give their winnings for the benefit of all Investors. The committee also proposes to lend assistance possible In the task of un- earthing Ponsl assets. Bank Commissioner Allen to-d- or dered the Polish Industrial Association Trust upon cash NEW Mala Office, Herald ether Offlcee. (Locatloni Hated Pat.) Said NEWS British Labor to Niiw Hrrai London, peaco presented and Warsaw that will the chairman the the French hour from where meet several t'nofflelal reports life savings. a,rms than has such with French her, does that laws easy this which cate the time Ponzi's Mr. Adamson Paris. crials Crl.l. Believed Past. Every effort Is made by here make it that the a the , korge and most the Downing closed. was announced that King would his trip the northern moor, next Monday. He wa. have gone there for the Pate, complicated the announc ing to-d- that naa aecreaiiea uount della Toretta Italian Ambassador Moscow. Like Premier Millerand's rec- ognition Gen. Baron Peter Wrangel head the facto Government southern Russia, this In it.iv'a nnllcv. although come. a bank street. North Lt a tlme when the whole world policy End, to close doors. Mr. Allen towar(i the Russian Soviet not that the bank's cash was han the balance but may entail a wiped out and loans bad shape. Armageddon. Henry Chmlellrsh! 1. the president of further extended autocratlo bank. is also president of to-d- when it announced that the recently closed Hanover Trust Com- - councn action, created yesterday, which was deeply , d ctliltA to make a Interested. The Polish bank, according . f munitions which they know to latest statement, carried deposits v. . nf nutnnfaeture and to lu \ \ V ' .... nt rlmln. IT- -- w mmmmtvvv. \UU ..vv.,. ' . .UU over Company started a run Its reserves. 6 P. M. Saturaay at tSS Breadwar. S P. M. at former Herald Office, Herald Building. souare. 5 P. M. at all Branch on Editorial to ami to of in of of tho the roni- - on the go he up to being to appear In country of street offices are It George go on to to as to of a. of of Is lt at its ln Its in ubaT 0f ta bo on au Its niin thm 11.11' report all increases ta manufacture, or ders and output, wun a view to shatters Premier's policy which he outlined before House of Com- mons In so far as concerns his dlstinc- - tion between giving aid to the Poles and making war Russia. It will be re- membered that he Mid he might munitions to Poland, but he would not l make war. j Although the departments closed, while are passing the week end out of the city, the labor coun-- ! ell of action Is taking no holiday. In ' fact, It 1. m.et again at noon to-- ; morrow. It was emphasized officially here that Continued Second Page. it A HAPPY BLENDING The amalgamated SUN AND HERALD preserves the best traditions of each. In combination these two newspapers make a greater newspaper than either has ever been on its own. NEW AUGUST POLES AT BAY A WAIT FOE IN LAST LINE OF DEFENCE; 'RED' GUNS NEAR WAkSAW FRANCE URGES POLES TOFIGHT Reds to Force Soviet Government on Poles gKRLIN, Auff. 14. Gen. Weg-er- , commnndinp; the Fourth Bolshevik army in Lomza, yesterday told the correspondent of the Berliner Zeitung Am Mit-ta- g that Warsaw was surrounded on four sides its capture was imminent. Asked whether peace would he declared with Poland, Gen. WcR-c- r said: \Certainly it will.\ He added that the Polish Soviet Government, which said had been formed July 30, would pro- ceed to Warsaw upon capture of the city and would concludo peace \on a Soviet basis of the rijrht of The headquarters of this .lew Polish Soviet has been estab- lished in Bialystok, where it is presided over by Julian Marchi-cws- (the German Pole who joined the Bolimeviki while in Russia at the time of the 1917 revolution). ' PEACE MISSION GOESTOMINSK to Moot Polish Delegates at Sledloe nnd Take Thorn to Conference. KELJKF AIDS IN PARTY Message From Moscow Prom- ises Wireless Facilities News Services Represented. Bv the Anstclalrd Pr'tt. WARfsW, Aug 14 Polish peace delegation, consisting of sixteen mem- bers, who are to meet Bolshevik repre- sentatives to discuss an aj'mlstlce and peace, left at dawn this, morning for Minsk, where the conference Is to be held. They er tered the Red lines soon af- terward in twelve automobiles. Tha string of autoVnobllea carrying the delegates streamed out of the capi- tal Just as day was breaking. They scheduled to pass the frontier east cf Slerllce before 7 o'clock, where they will meet Bolshevik ofilecrs, who will conduct to Minsk. Some at the delegates have not tieen to bed for two nights. A night's prepa- ration, with conferences held up to the last moment at various bureaus, pre- ceded the start. Considerable baggage was taken by tho delegates, in addition to the rec- ords and reference books. Packages of food, enough for an extended stay If necessary, were alsor carried. Gen. LJatoWskl heads tile military ex- perts, while among the Diet members of the party are Stanislas C.rabskl, the na- tional Democratic leader, and Norbert Socialist leader. The party left Warsaw led three Polish officers in an army automobile which saw service in France. Three new staffs around which were wrapped white flags could be seen beside the chauffeur of this car. On the hood ot the automobile was perched a teddy hear. ' Four of the delegates are of- ficers, six are Foreign Office represen- tatives, counsellors and advisers and six Diet leaders M. Dombskl, Under Minister of Foreign Affairs, heads delegation. Among the members are M. Wroblewskl, Under Secretary at the For- eign Office. A correspondent of the Associated Press and another correspondent ac- companied party. Prince Eugene Sapieha, Polish For- eign Minister, last night sent a wireless message to M. Tehitcherin, the Bolshevik Minister, announcing the Polish six. of the task tional. Ana yet touajr ... dlegat0n's ha. particularly one ow- - rejected Its own and ffont Saturaay 6 was the the all 14. wits sent by he intention to cross mu the time Mch had arranged He said the party would Include thirty techni- cal experts, suggested that a special party of Journalists representing both the and New worlds should accom- - has been passed. Premier Lloyd Tchltcherln ,.nt wtreless reply is passing the foUow.. but line said and been some and Old \Your delegation De met at time and place indicated. Every facil- ity communicating by and courier will be of the American opening of the grouse season rel ,f;.an,laton. Herschel Walker of but his trip was Phnan.tr.hla and Maurice received On the other hand, Italy naa rurtneri from to sccompany situation she de ..ui, private 32 Cro.. only practically IU the He pany. Ponzl members all Th. action. This the the on send Government are officials to on nnd Hods U.S. are them Barllckl, by military are the the place win for wireless granted.\ yesterday, postponed. Moscow permission the Polish commission to Minsk, where they will confer with the Bolshevik au- thorities regarding 300.000 children for- merly cared for by the Americana but now within the Bolshevik lines. SWISS HEAR OF PLOT ON LLOYD GEORGE Strong Guard Ordered to Protect His Life. Geneva, Aug. 14. A telegram received at Lucerne this morning from London states that Premier Lloyd George will arrive at Lucerne on Wednesday, but that his departure depends on the devel- opments In the Polish situation. Owing to a report of a plot against the British Premier the Swiss authorities are tak- ing extraordinary measures to protect him. Halt X'. S. Tare' Shore Leave. CHinBorao. France, Aug. 14. Shore leave for crews of American vessels hero has been stopped. The United States cruiser Pittsburgh Is expected to start for the Baltic Sea, as will also the French cruisers Marseil- laise and Gueydon and four French deatroyera The Greenbrier, all year-roun- one night oa compartment eleepera. Bookings PLAZA. Ad Fresh Troops Prepare for Great Counter Drive to Save Capital. LIVELY SCENES IN CITY Fighting Forces End Re- treat and Regroup for Decisive Battle. BOLSHEVIKI AT VISTULA Hungarian Delegation Arrives In Warsaw to Offer 50,000 Men and Arms. Spr.inl Cable D(JMtC f\ Tim Si N and NsW Y(ik llBHAi n. ( npviaht, J:. tK Tn. Bin ami New Vosk Hbhai.u- Warsaw, Auj:. 14.--The Poliill Army hns now completed lt west- ward retreat end established n ne nf defence along the Vistula and the Strypa, where lt uwnlts a grent buttle. There is a spirit of optimism In this capital and the evacuation of Warsaw has come to n standstill. Polish state nnd bunk officials have decided to remain here and carry on business. Warsaw's streets are lively ns a great part of the popu-latlo- n has turned out to bid farewell, to the Midlers who are mnrcbliiK toward the front. TV tlii rt these forces Is Rood ami hall BQlllp1 ment Is excellent. Impromptu refreshmf.. thl Uh food, nnd cipnrettcs for the soul... nre tit all street crossings. Many of these troops nre fresh nnd cannot be regarded its men who have such a spirit ns would be expected of troops which hud been forced to re- treat 800 miles lu n few weeks. On the other hand, the Red, who tire nttacklng the Tolish forces hnve come n great distance at an exhaust- ing speed. Tho Poles are hopeful to make their stand good. The Polish Army seems In a situa- tion not unlike that of the French In both battles of tha Maine, where fresh trorips occupying positions in part prepared, halted nnd defeated an enemy that had advanced too fast and too far nnd was tired nnd somewhat disorganized. Bp the A..crtntft Press. Warsaw, Aug. 14. The Russians attacking Warsaw have worked well toward the rear of that city's defences and are attacking Plonsk, within a dozen miles of the Vistula, northwest of the Polish capital, according to Fri- day night's official Polish communique, available early The statement says the enemy Is advancing toward the Novo Georlevsk-Zegrj- e sector, north of Warsaw, and that masses of Bolshevikl are attack- ing Nasielsk (twenty-tw- o miles north- west of Warsaw) and Plonsk (six- teen miles west of Nasielsk and about thirty-tw- o miles northwest of War- saw). The communique announces that the preliminary attacks upon these places were repulsed by the Poles. The roar of artillery on the battle-fro- nt could be plainly heard in War- saw. The Russians have brought up artillery in the region of Radzymln, Just south of the Bug. President Pllsudskl In receiving a del- egation of citizens of Warsaw declared y that the Government was firmly decided to fulfill Its duty until th end. He said the capital would be defended until the last extremity. A delesatlon from the Hungarian Par liament visited the nt of th. Polish National Council of Defence and renewed the Hungarian proposal to aid Poland against the Bolshevikl. The Hungarians are said to have offered to place at Poland's disposal 50,000 men and stores of arms and munitions, to supply wheat and to furnish the service, of the Hunsarian Red Cross. Red. 31 Mllea From Waraaw. On this northeastern front, along the Bialystok road, tha Russians were twenty-on- e miles from Warsaw, this rhornlng's newspapers reported. Before Saturday's dawn artillery flashes were visible against the cloud, to the north and northeast, and at time, the sound of cannon could be heard. People on the roof, of the highest buildings watched the gun flashes until the early hours. 's communique ' concedes that th. Poles withdrew further in the centra of the Warsaw front, asserting it was for the purpose of regrouping soldier, who have fallen back upon the defetyc line, less than twelve miles out. But even more serious than the ap- proach in that direction, according to observers, Is the situation northwest of Waraaw, where some 2,000 Red cavalry- men are making rapid progress toward the Vistula. The cavalry's right flank, which follows the Prussian frontier, haa been reinforced by Red Infantry soldier, who have requisitioned the peasant.' horses and are following closely upon the heels of the cavalry. The Poles sey there Is no chance of the Bolshevikl crossing the Vistula either below or above Warsaw, as th. Russians have been doing habitually for 200 years In taking Warsaw from tha west, and that all precautions In thesa sections have been taken. Pat Faith In Counter Drive. It Is estimated It will require several days before the Reds from the north- west reach the river. Meantime, tha newspaper, continue confident that a
