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WEATHER FORECAST. Fair to-da- y end probably no change in temperature; gentle north winds. Highest temperature yesterday, 85; lowest, 7a. detailed weather report win ot tound on tha ISdliorlal pin- - VOL. LXXXVII.--N- O. 363 DAILY. LANDON, YALE JUMPER, SETS OLYMPIC MARK American Athlete Leaps 6 Feet I 1-- 5 Inches at Antwerp. RI Dl) IS ONLY THIRD South African Behind Hill and Eby in 800 Meters. DISTANCE MEN FAIL Mint Out in 5,000 Meter, Which Js Won by Guille- mot, the French Poilu. Uncle Sam's Boys Far in Front at Antwerp .I ( ahle Despatch to The Si n ami 'ru Vt'HK HlaAI.D. VnpurieM. 1120, by Till BUS AND Naw York Hbuid. A NTWERP, Belgium, Aug. 17. Six events of the twenty-tn- e listed under the head of athl- etics have been completed in the Olympic games, and if the United States keeps scoring as it is scor- ing just now it will gain the big-je- st triumph in the history of the revival of the classic competit- ions. The athletes from Ameri- ca have scored \69 points more than twice as many as those from Finland, who are sec- ond with 37. England has done very well and has scored 17 points to gain third place. Sweden, the disap- pointment of the games, is fourth with 134 and France is fifth with 12. South Africans have scored 4, Esthonia 2 and Nor- way 1. The six events which have been completed and the winning nations are: Running high jump, America; 400 meter hurdles, America; 100 meter dash, Amer ica; 800 meter run, England; 3,000 meter run, France; Pen- tathlon, Finland. lh o Btbtl rrreapondrt of Tim Bi n and New Ten HftAUk Copyright. I0!t. by Tin Pi n ixd Ni: YtNtK Hsuai d. The Stapicm, Antwerp, Belgium. Aug. 17. -- Joy and sorrow mingled in the breasts of the American spectators here to-d- over the work of the ath- - track type Indiviiiual this to- day be spectacular ever, that, proved would Delng \bheir 1912, thing be fnund that L.indon's an improvement of about a of Inch made Richards. It performance, and eve\ry foremost athletic Wien Flemish announcer came wild. Men women flung In air .h..mil ' Kins;. Meanwhile other jumpers and King Tribune Royale. The shook \nd a grip. feat was Landon which Aa entered royal Bkelund of '\\I Murphy Multomsh altr Whalen Boston and at of accepted the 114. But a Elevtnth WW Man Full Hootch Sees 25 Die in Wreck KprrM to THK Si and NW Yohk HUlLD. CHICAGO, Aug. 17. A false report a passenger wreck on the South Shore electric killing twenty-fiv- e, Ave miles east ' of South Bend, Infl., was started an employee of a machine company full \white mule\ liquor. Po- lice of South Bend and Chicago and hundred of autoists dashed madly about looking for the Police Chief Kline of South and three ambulances filled with searched all afternoon. Early in the day two freight cars overturned near Osceola, Ind., ten miles east of South Bend, but no one was MLLLUI creek 70 OVERCOME Dennis Donovan of Engine No. 20 ictim of Stubborn Basement. Blaze. PELMOTORS Men Perforin Prodigies in Dragging- - Companions Out of Dense Smoke. AND THE NEW YORK HERALD NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST HITS GOLD 'MINE' UNDER NOSES OF CURB BROKERS Engineer Pans Tin of Precious in Broad Street. 'STAKES CLAIM Prove 'Colors' cavation Are Not 'Fool's Gold.' riALMunli ran there Have to Is old IS to he an .1 T froao street tnai a lot ll M j down after there clay with sand the soles ot scraped did startled of metal in the yellow specks. Suffragists' Hopes Resting Tennessee WASHINGTON, legis- lators. Thirty-fiv- e States ratified has postponed until year, efforts and Con- necticut call legislators States session SUFFS SET BACK IN TWO STATES Buried Centuries North Carolina Votes Bonanza. TENNESSEE WAVEIiINO about from ANY iitijuiirillllt'lll utilise shoes. The the of a tin Senate f(ve \ \d their h P then to 23 to pass to the dense smoke the of \ Issue 1 Iknl .1 .... , . - ,,.J. ,,,, .1,,., ivuiiuauiFii v,uiiii'u.iiiuii story brick glneerlnp Building. filled 1....T.I,.,., ,,,,...,.,.,,V, i have special Ship Defer Until 1021. engineer excavation , . . . . .. . t yesterday j j . Prevents Final Victory. prowl North engineer rarollrm.8 talked Bweter- - firemen ar.gd '.ficat.on the!6\ comrades night .j'UCk' ,exca-- ; January regu.ar assembly UIC UIH-.- V. . W. TlipUBt, .....I .UfeC.I ,UI ,W v.i,. ui kn. mi,- - the basement of He half In tv A II'..... I. to Hi n N. ... V, A l UUU with s.re,l. of thm. Dennis Donovan \ hattle con\\ucd \wfl hour8' of Engine No. 20, was killed r Senator Warren leading the lt back and forth, the seventy others were so ut wator and uhter materlalg antta,. w4th Senator Scales, for hurt that It required many pan oniy the grains the two speeches motors and severrd lare of oxy-- 1 of and yellow specks any motion he (Senator used incessintly for hours and would end the physicians, revlJ them. Only his knife blade, he dosen expected any other a of them, to return to flakes a little larger j than delay of another a duty the head of a After he proposal to table fire of worst cellar PeHmentcd further the When Warren offered a substitute fingers, and repaired to Scales argument ended Ore. th. Fire has rf Combuillon ; nnd every uncertain Senator was d to In years. j Bu)M)nf at n and to fered release from embarrassment, get the flames, which smoldered in lnner H C Beadle Three Democrats, tied up the midst boxes ; 1(Jent and encra, mana1)r. 22Li Z'XtTon0 materials, the firemen had to break the j hp Mld. ..we ,re now J. flZltoni cellar on the sidewalk lowwi i hav ataked a claim to. great ically tabled reaolmion. ladders. by the j city.'' ' j The carries no proposal State a of the ones hel- - mets, went the billows smoke that rolling: through terrific heat. was a minutes before group to! was in distress, and that the men to be dragged k)Ul wearing the fnited States shield,. n h(,apg fjn thp Mde. In Olympic games, while WHks for the department so stuck on will by out the who of it got and the Willi fJ. One T1\ and serl- - pul- - untl, that more that sand with half few each than day pin. this The with cope vice- - of and and One first Into of first nter had \ in ' \ \What have lune .til Fine parliamentary to upset street j that ne good place T : to move table he had Warr, untu discovered in of the poration'a J ' is an- - \Snlendid.\ until he wis disappointment over the result to work over. \The curb Is right that suffrage champion had no Inten-Mim- e of the finals the events Fireman Donovan's command. other side of our fence. Thc j of to regain lost the one of to arrive after brokers can take customers Into position putting final vote off until giorm ior moment was more . ,m,i in He in\. .. .i .w. a ...... ..uu ' \ iiiv ' t ii.ii, niiu,V ill, ill uie IUIU .mi, in-,- . . i ountenaiancea ty glorious cel'ar only a minutes when he An them nn the nni txhibltion of Richmond W. Landon of overcome. Firemen Charles Mc- - eVer b,en done before. Phil. Sub- - Xew York Athletic Plub \\u ireasury up tne street te inter- - (he the of of of 'nt Vr by by pilC i.uuio thc the thc the by hla To .... thc one Qne the now tor the the of. the M, waa the by the mo haH tne the tnru was the win aiao and ahlrta nluneed down ,.i wiit, ,i, inr rr Dartv leaders In effort University in the running high Jump. ladders. They out, but he god wh.lt it mfians to in- - reactionists so satisfied Always an attractive on the was dead they reached street, under thc finan- - w'tb to to a ,' .11.. l tt .,i I. m. P!e . ... mwvii.ilini' l.i'L' UnlHi'i' nri ImAIU' WM ' Drocrammo. as it brings to : V\\\'\ i \\.'i clai district, in the very or tne . r ;n, nim, . ,v r.eari thnr thin- - eo MaDserf unconscious on a.,...i. fv. .!,.. i. .. t. ...... .. of of reconsideration will be the to the Assay Office will perforrner, event proved to more than Not but It while voted to helmet .cost nothirg.\ \ J,ff Fonr A take advantage building through from Gold.' Fourteenth to street, f The friends shook hands. ' How do he highest class (round oor and basement were you know It's gold?\ Mr. Beadle ever seen at an Olympic revival. The by the F. ft W. Grand 6, 10 and when minor the discovery had Yale niii ii succeeded in 25 Cent St\r\- Assistant Fire Chief been exhausted. engineer explained. Martin was among the first arrive. He had tested It with both knife and tne height of feet He turned in a second alarm, a third finger. Mica wan hard. If this had of Hraai.d. 17. tanks one nereateu the voting and the but the snaaow ing the only recent leaves back. debate a .t i'. Vi \ , , , Ini hes, and In doing so he and three hours later, when i0een yellogr mica' it have flipped JJJJJJ nppo.ing amend-Previou- s to second ' whole crPW n exhauated, he in a away a under thc .cnt that the , fcurth alarm for fresh men. of the It not. Is opposing and that u ' The of in It had curled up. was soft. M tne is in hoard ; of Capt. Frank went pufe gold. his orner Interruptions and as doing 1.9J50 cetera ac - with a line the street Mr. Beadle u fon0wed these It Iku f.w.l Af .Inn l.t.laa th.v nmrlnnir ali.-tl- Ma . ... .. mrdlnir tn th. icttum . \ \ '.\7 .\ \V\\' \ -- i thc character or a niti to De a t bv tnis the pent up although some j riml fpw. natonal Mrs. figures The old rec-- i oui In of It the the of the of the ,t In the gallery reserved for he sc was been his through th(, suffrapigt was ,v c f... ni inn ai \ \ Donovan and man were sent In i. i. ism it i HUffered thc mah ltiehards at in two of tho crew furthest was not was also R n and with and also jumped not as the is , ht , nnew. like the of a Inch lt \\\ . . anu - v ; \\\\ ::' hearing the is quarter an that by u in wonderful their Albert, Notable take-of- f. Inches, heat agreed found heavy they demol- - pretena geoio- - j,.ki. nearest ished. smoke began science UxnMi ihn carried about thirty inside. along route really cheer another memory loader shock common relieve fools gold worked metric some-- ; front. hard have will!.. if' rarncu Antis mark sure. Increase, ordered shut gow Everybody Donovan, Fireman was the event, which the lUUlim Con;elly to pull htm to ladder, worlds gathering, the in tell performance the crowd nt and lldtS th. anit flhnntMl were rush that when h,s hr was the the who had Just the with firm the that off grass was firm. Kin the the band was rip- - C, . for the other the :has, by sines then of of \P the thc were renl the the the one for .... Yale the be sure he was Ho ' felt he had the sur- - the and the men out. uoi.n i \ of thc of He collapsed the American of he the the Reacue. blue from anU xand which knife with office came only forth Sena- - gold (Mr. their heard gist, them Capt tend until struck under when David tuiwiiir. tried burst thick smoke forced drop fiont sio.e-.a- is so If. There's down had of much ' !' No ot a of who arrived McGrath and of Truck 12 were in to j tn VhV-nV- hT a\ abou' work onurntulated Landon hoisted on Jhouldcrs of borne \fore en-:- d King congratulated feature of Jumped n Ut tadlum Belgian height height author line, Bend bigger Wur-ge- might make personal delay smoke. seeing smoke Donovan. section ....In. .Mkl.. their ?ld out. Dr. Archer, the Donovan condition called Volunteer Chief ward went com- pany Fifteenth street got three pulmotors, which were con- stant for more three Donovan was carried across the street oulet spot, and hours Ping \The Star Soaneled Banner\ without success revive Mime to flags were him. Father Boylah Holy Cross '\om top stand rave him the rites, ounce victory, according! Donovan been fireman only ancient Greek custom. since last years idea the splendid class the old. and lived Spring jumping from fact street. San Francisco and thought that materials tied second and feet H the A. of the Baker tied places feet 1 Inch. record Is feet International In and ths E. on n by \wreck.\ stretchers fcft or ex- - had to of to ! It few , physicians back ladder but department, than hours. tried had stored were cause heavy pol gases there for many firemen being few firemen more than once, back into smoke. Those who ware most affected were Capt. Henry Engine No. Lieut. Progel Engine Abraham Leichtman, fireman Engine No. 11, and Shea, No. 18, Can Metal OUT' Tests in cftcE Ago May of women while those enough know his way noticed as emerged mix had his He the stuff off. And as scraped what his eyes behold? shining dirt the four his ou to and ntis were last terrific debate began OUlly left, specks had No yellow motion and was the for the bill Inc his (he many lights out firemen, for Gosh. Beadle. reicr'-nau- found \Broad Scales, leading \Verv \h. of engineer explained -- .gom,!,-, cellar Ueut.-Oo- preaided, building. an nouncemcnt Beadle. Kngine an w.n ........ few an reconsider, thnk event when supplv right bequeath modem purest sidewalk. In mi Sonnded. Scales to extends \Fool'a Thirteenth oc- - cupled phases of to r.,,ii.,m his Anthony Engine Company candidate Surerus, down on Josephus earUi h,. H, fault, advocates begm great to off to the Con- - is mm to too \ ea as volunteer American Continued Been aald The that who The ......... The Iron and stuff Manhattan, flakes between finger until they turned blown away, going found them would have sulphuric applied. .The engineer reporter Niw York story wlthtinlH there,\ He the the and Just from the his t... .... and \ 1 I. 1 - never ln tn0 form of van of saw was in and j for Ed-- 1 J. the on In use to a ror two Dr, jut as An her of the o to an-- 1 the the 1. He was SO An ot of in can be the t H. B. of It the at a of 3 of a. of ( 7 is of ,n to the of the the were A of the on the the of t. of 1, B. of J. of En 10. A A ! to he .... v a Mr. : \ was it.\ 8 , i ... Xew Idea Was a Ut IU i face or had and to and he to test. But said ho to look for more of the and he he the test for j Bun and the he - man he had and By th. was No. muon way. ! a a and the 10 was for the the and were No. a a 1 .1 ... in had a nn a ot old Street a fed to Tne th0 the fn. at the of some was lost In the old canal,\ says the It Into mud the timbers some rotting It got artificially. Is no the city far I But In this new on a of Remembering a are blue was to take ths to out the I .\ tananlmoua Tha Sun Naw York Wantaf. ta Fits Roy 17. of na- tion in November de- pends the Tennessee the Susan Anthony amend- ment it. action action is consid- ered the question, all persuade the Gov- ernors Vermont of in Pirate Senate Source Carolina Ses- sion of construction SWE Action Tub asp Nrw Ynix Raleigh, C, top Seventy-on- e 25 WI1CI 's Company '\ragists. Separating ratifications able afternoon. with that Department Knglnetrln Broadway, packing few competition uni niri iiit'i SnffrtiR-- Outwitted. turn who suffrage to tak for IT. his opportunity the The Wednesday. the cor- - who new suffragist, delayed remarked enthusiastic of the saw the In tion attempting first man and Inquired hla tne who had twenty-si- x of forty-eig- Senators, \ are working with to him find an the are exhaustible th opportunity ,.inn,. athleticism Vmt exceedingly practically The No to the The bounding over magnificent of to mentary the ratification flat on its Candidates' The ' me neniai Jtm .v tti.it ho a h ipnt 4, relegated all nearly the Olympic the sent l\xe tlddledywlnk anew Democratic knlfeblade. had carididate - crew 20, merely It Republican sitting The official telegraph quoted charge was Ihc on Fourteenth suggested pyritea alleged aspersions TV.n the tne canmaaies. uoor, which head. He not manv approximate tne Immediately acquaintance wun leaders. American given. pouring constitution nnl feet had nnd anu Stockholm In at nj , ;tton t0 . ht message m; Landon Sweden John The world's almost were ladders to hose had reached him lnc to Volunteer i.nroriunaieiy, the left he. was specks that nnmp yelled charge kwuu people flocked tn.em BlWlflW \\\ to In tne Sole to of Roberts of to Gov of Is a certainty in a to- morrow. to In to STILL CHANCE TENNESSEE screamed. ArcoSnra ZJ&SS&ri Adjournment Ha, Signifi- - enthusiasts Boyiand a for entrance. At.Hles Suffraguta pubfahed jamboree. \ZMin .'\..\; anything .!.. T before' Harry surgeon serious Kenny Edison station which hoisted grand Church last a March Muller Howard England Horlne Pmg. Lt'vtt'r thf wearing Basement that aorious Insisting going seriously fireman \Oold.\ a f\e4 and w.rt...rtnv rubbed tiny thumb had dust nothing acid told The Hkrai.u mld had adjournment 7acea. fcrlnSK Legislature pulmotor. gathered \Oration Callfronia. generated re- sponsible Creek. for near Leader market sudden declare Gov. that began the for The had with the the Senate. The now deal far rock, 17. found: pected of cept ot that the the He the the final on the for ad- - Where is here rnm the ran a creek, -- $lM h that members have more time site of the House seethed r.ktretTwLat 10 h0ld site of first , , were unavail- - navy of for- - gotten have been by Vtl\T working foundations modern virgin gold engineer. \Possibly sank the with of vessel. must have there There gold beneath so as know. piles building Broad we, have run through blue clay. that good many found clay, caused me specks found Practically oplnlfin recommanda antl for Help advartlalng. Telephone advartlaa-ment- a 8O00.-i- dv. Aug. Whether the vote upon have B. and rejected North next favor- able Florida have failed. Matter A Claim manl- - day., ratlfieatiotv only iihbiiila ardnnt result his suriragisis, brought 'stuff proposal Both Attacked. to-d- covered wide Notwiitisianuing t'... marks .pressure suffrage denuncia- - maitrte to pplte would fraction Surerus, orthy CosteJIo smoke, overcome. overcome Ex- - Tennessee lllckett North Carolina ratifica- tion Tennessee, decorating House battle antls meant drop their House bills defeat purpose Is double .leath. SEE TO WIN wildest' body there Cance. Say. Aug. prevented kept unmarried, Florence gine Specks Where?\ Gardner, .A8Hvn.ue, Tenn.. Uncx- - lower house Tennessee to-d- debate Once after three hours action Fedsral amendment. Suffrage opponents moved Broad street formerly to:morrow piea should present berBt.. fairly Bff0rtS however, Amerlcan yard. long 7. ships unearthed diggers buildings. \Possibly bearing stratum sinking layer precious minerals what trouble wash Herald eight and Aug. position range. juniper suffrage Parts street Continued oa F&urf Pagr. CLOSING TIME S V. M. at Mala Office, tSO Broadway I r. M. at former Herald Office. BtUralRf . Herald Square. 'I r. M. at all other Branch Office.. Location! Mated on Editorial Pare.) 1 QO( iKvuriaht. J 010, by Tht Corporation. Kntrrml a aeconn COX LAUNCHES FIGHT FOR OHIO ELECTORALVOTE Into History to That He Is Progressive. LEAGUE PRAISE Cheers Greet on Separate as Dis- honorable Act. HARDING 'REACTIONARY'! i ( 1913 Fight Over State Consti-- j tution Reviewed to Prove Assertion. $$Un lEW HERALD DAILY ISSUES Delves State's Prove MORE Attack Peace :Iih matter. Poat Offlue, Naw N. T FRENCH GUNS HAL REDS; POLES LAUNCH NEW DRIVE; WARSAW SAVED FROM FOE LEAGUE TO SUIT U.S. PLANNED i European Powers Will Make Proposal if Next Adminis tration Is Republican. NO USE PRESENT FORM British Official Says Preserva tion of Peace I'pon Help. i, a hum i: hii.i.s. Bl o Staff nrmpnndrnt nf Tnr Pcn i L .. . u ,. \. , ' . . Vobk IlKRAI.Ii. Copyright, IHO.bV Tub Sun \ a Mi New Viiik Hualo. raked bock through ancient Ohio poll-- 1 Paris, Aug. 17. A proposal to re tics asserting that it bears di-- 1 shape the League of Nations to meet rcctly on the coming national elec-- , the ideas of America will be laid be- ttors, to prove his Republican Presl-- i fore theLnited States Government by dential opponent, Senator Harding, Is the European Powers when a new while he, as the Demo- - ministration comes In at Washington, cratic champion, stands for progress- - provided lt Is Republican. lve policies. He dished it all up In a! Sucn mentions by the Powers on 3neech before 2,000 State and county j this side of the Atlantic have been in- - leaoers attenoing tne uemocratic aiaie dicated In private conversations of Convention ai: the star pet former of a j fading European statesmen, regard group of spellbinders who had cut out nR which thc correspondent of The for them the Job of instilling some BvK AND Nbw York Hkrald has been needed enthusiasm Into thc Demo- - )nformed by a high authority on ikiter-cra'.i- c campaign in Ohio. national matters. Gov. Cox's big point pertained to the i Premier Lloyd George's speech in campaign for the adoption of the new the House of Commons yesterday eve-Oh- io Constitution in 1913. for which wfta 1re1ad here fts l?1'1\8 bar.e a two principal reasons for league s he fought and which Senior Harding pre8ent impotence, and as virtually opposed, but he found opportunity to excluding it from consideration as an defend the League of Nations along active agency In directing Europe's customary lines. Tho \Senatorial muddled affairs until Its charter Is oligarchy\ he permitted to rest in revised and America's participation is aS8Ure('- - peace for the moment, referring mere-- 1 Iv to the' \reactionaries.\ whom he Lloyd George told the House of Com- - the kele ot mona Monday 0lat with uttering a \wilful and Uon(j coM not funcon un,eM tne blK deliberate untruth\ in asserting that If Powers wanted it to ant! were unani-th- c United States entered the League mously agreed, and, he added: \It is of Nation, any foreign potentate could Z order our troops overseas. aI,d. A aacond obJeoUon la the attitude \TH it to iHiK'- - caaaietha ery from of Russia regarding the league. Rossis the floor when tha leader made a partlcu- - declined to receive a deputation from the league, and when It Was proposed larly appealing point. \Thats righ- t- tht (Wlle sho, lnterTene-pr-o- let,'em know we're fighting.\ posed not only by the Government but by Parliament as Russia, Real \Get Together. ' BaM that under no conditions would they It was. all it all, what thc leaders as-- ! have intervention by the league.\ serted to be a remarkable \get together\ paith In Covenant. of Ohio Democracy, the real beginning H was Indicated thai certain highly of a Statewide campaign that Is going important private conferences have heen to have an Important bearing on the held here and In London regarding the result of the national elections In 8tate of ,h egue ; that Kurope's ent leaders will, firmly behind the November. There was a general feel-- . ,dea or gome sort of R pcace Xrafue Ing that unless Ohio's twenty-fou- r but that faith In the present covenant votes go to and Roosevelt ' Is all but shattered by 'a succession of tnere Isn't a chance for them to win. ' events In Europe since the covenant was framed, combined with the American Gov. Cox put- It squarely up to the attitude State Democracy to take care of the rn the discussions which lie behind situation, wlidti, in closing his address. Premier Lloyd George's league refer he said. I ll not see much Tork, IN i j stand ,h.e other of the Alps a of a to the league suitable Ohtoans during the camDaitrn. The enthusiasts, these Ideas stressed, the Ohio delegation at the San Francisco correspondent was Informed by a gave Its pledge that this tlclpant : State was safe. I'll leave the State to I. That to be successful thc league you. 1 11 devote myself to other States,\ must wait until a peaceful world Is tTX Bm,i cannot great place up ava- - House March. United States, France's mangen UP at F,w wh i me convention, be- - tearing apart present-covenan- t and fore which building stage when '3. either Article X. of convened preeenta-- : nant must channed unanimity tne when a.a i..., league o\\8\. states IZ, iTu? irequenuy peaoe preserver, either of these rupte.1 applause calls from provisions paralysed other, delegates, numbering all 99. many of them close personal friends of Why l.ennue la Failure. Democratic Presidential candidate. , Newton D. Baker, Secretary of War Poland, Italy's position whose home In Cleveland made alone Precluded an agreement Lieaauc aatisna tho i.c, rpeech. Senator Atlee ofi Also to accept discussed affairs, ldeR of 8paln havln8\ Practical Mrs. McOlone Gibson, one of I P?C a,ty' Woukl workers Democratic hv? ?T CT Lea?ue Coun-sage- d of SSfflSS 15?,? were displayed flags of countries un!w enmJ thMe defeC clearly shown Leasee NathVnl themselves indicating that Europe Lancaster wanta many chanSea cove- - JllSi' 'in American\' poM- - tics. Europe it, there no St Ouestion regarding present covenant. great battleground question being whether America elaeT'-Th- e ZT\ elections, consent enter some kind of peace organization, alignment of political parties Should Republicans than candidates' parties are from State, BRITISH MEN and candidates have been of this monwealth since 1912. conaeauenea Third Page. INDWPI.AY CLASSIFIED AOVERTIMEMENT3. 2U)e AND YORK SUNDAY ISSUES Saturday MS Broadway. former Office, nulldta, Herald Square. other OfTtsss. Pafa.) IS Depends America's replying. France refused Canton h,ad her9elf created oetlnltc .nuuue elections United States, Test. particl- -' pants public affairs Herald Herald TOLD TO OUIT PARIS French Federation Leader, t naraaj Action British Labor Party, London after with General Labor France Socialist Paris morning, after requested leave. Fillure comply request, an-- I nounced, their labor they accomplished task they Pari. A HAPPY BLENDING The amalgamated SUN AND HERALD preserves the best traditions of In combination these two newspapers make greater newspaper than either has ever been its own. PRICE TWO CENTS NEW YORK CITY. T British Labor Renews Manifesto War LONDON, Aug. 17. Thc \Council the British Labor Party y is- sued a manifesto to the workers Great Britain, declar- ing that the danger war was over. \This the manifesto said, \is the time to de- ceived by seeming fair . . . Why does not the Pre- mier announce the terms on which England will make peace with Russia? . . . Why is the position with regard to the adventurer Wrangel ambig- uous?\ The manifesto demands full peace, together with a resump- tion trading with Russia, and exhorts the workers not to relax their efforts in this direction. U.S. NOTE AIDS FRENCHPOLICY Rome Paper Not 'Cultured Plutocraey Find Al- ly From Across Ocean.' WARNS OF GRAVE PERIL 'Idea Nazionale' Says U. Un.r veils Deceivers Who Preach Peace and Wave Sword. Rome, Aug. (delayed). The editorial comment newspapers here the recent note Italy from Sec- retary of State Colby regarding Russian situation appeared to day. Tribuna says w Mm. Gen. WraiiKtl, '.h-a- - Bolshevik commander In south Russia, America unit toward France,\ adds ,t must forgotten \besides abstract, theologlcul America rep- - Wilson another more real exists, of enthusiastic, simpfe plutocracy, nothing to with democratic policies of world conciliation.\ Continuing newspaper declares: \The to killed attacking ., roDes money, have wRh kind eugenics struggle atranare. K reflecting thfs economic intolerance of ancient, cultured plutocracy from side found which came as ; ally regarding Russia. In the primitive, unbridled plutocracy from other the ocean.\ The .Vasionale says: \The ener-- , getlc unveils those international At this convention gave a delivered to the league being U\T wn\ P'c gospel rZVocratfc clc pVetUry ' ! aUdeXTh. ohlfJ\ 'he aUti\n? \Toml\ei 2- - That leaue ldea sue- - too 'haste the Italian political a In cesafuily applied to authorities \ augural parade Pennsylvania It restored, the nar-- ! ti, , ,:.. nue to White In tlclpatlon which atrtnarthens nnllcv. w t0 consld-- , obtained even 'the price ' Among provincial papers, the was centra figure, a new one. His appearance on the the1 That and his or the Naples, theory, practically leads conclusion. position Government lion to It nf ,.., ,k i, ilin u. .,,.w,vi,. .t nt w. , t\.rnv were slBnal\ for the Is ever logical practical, ' \ VTZ:Z \ IT. . . decisively In sudden crises as American as and the has the in \the a ca,C Is the and would oi i.... - ' ...... t l, l Pomerene domestic nnd a Ida the L . \ of a vaudeville f the Su\ thc j to , ' V? ' ,n Oho JftLJSfrSZ should'UTn'Zue ' As sees Is ov for Cox the lr. been a ; the to a carry the thc me 'More the the LABOR in the com- - Continued on P. M. at Office, P. M. at 0ranch (Locations has the has the the in our or the left for jf They to for the soon val to to the declared the for to a on IN Against of of new of of be words. so a of Surprised S. firs by on to not bo the by do the war has waa thc for the has you were the of the the \ the the once the the 8tlr of the the the be the Jfaf- - tino, of says the \Is In teresting ln to no The paper considers thc of the French delegates came hla a..nn ,.,ii,-- , re-- i to act promptly and las more and more and iVhll.. .\r Europe's that the vlo inter- - rhif i.i,i.n, veto C tjte sort and the Gov will the neat and but nrii-- ! were the has the side note but note t..ll.-i.,.- . southeast War- - Bolshevism tyranny yet denies the right other parts Rus forced away. \The shows delicate, refined which boII fingers and Infected with fever yfrom which Europe suffering. The United States desires immunity labor agitation home America order, health and work, insur- ing the Inheritance world dominion Europe enjoyed the war.\ WRANGEL WEAPON IN TERMS TO POLAND British Premier Explains At titude to Soviet Envoy. London, Aug. Premier George, detailed reply i , m , is or of , to of a of of to to Its a at so as to a ot i 17. in a to re 'i V 11 1 Ml ill Pi a a a a is \ a a a tn In a . it \' do '\ssion in as I., as as ' ' cah8 , ih\\ comes n. Is l lll 11.. ... In , ... t - ... nrna-res- reai-tlo- ?- - \ \ -- -- \-- - i \l uu 01 i both ' In Main HP, M. all on 16 it. be of to a to ; to 1 or v- .- 10 encourage in citensive. Government, Pre- mier, concerned Insuring safety ot under George - \ \ on .,.... , . at w 11 art 11 an offensive. each. Wrangel Wrangel I explains c. British Government would SStSSSt r1'\\' to reconsider attitude event . rnrV..;' i of the Soviet propoalr..- - tegms infringing r - - - . - iim i j conferences j Federation j purpose their with It would their expulsion. i which cams Action\ not The that Baron \resolutely and that sented natural, which clad blow ,dea few, from thus which A only with Mr. says, Aug. upon the Independence Wlreleaa Tells Mutiny. Londom, Avj. police wireless from Hoxle, route for London, yesterday asking for Immediate help of mutiny says Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Motor with Instantly sent trace the vessel ha been T11RI5K CENTS WITHIN 200 rOOt CENTS ELBBWHBRB. V lt:il lin ing rinnn WnV fni Til. fantry Assault, While Planet) Rake Foe. BEDS LOSE HEAVILY Ten Divisions in North Bront Forced Back in Counter Move. POLES USE NEW TACTICS Tanks, Armored Boats and Buses Play Big Part in Suc- cessful Defence of Capital. flu file naovtattd us. Waiisaw, Aug. 17. successful was launched the Warsaw front Monday under the leadership of President Pllsudsltl aa Commander In Chief. the northern front, where ten Bolshevik divisions are striking to- ward tho Vistula ai part of the manceuvre against Warsaw, and on the Warsaw it was announced y that the Reds have been driven back at several points. Polish movements, aided by heavy artillery, are forcing tho Bolshevik gradually to withdraw from places where days pressure upon the capital been greatest. French tactiCB are being used throughout the counter The Poles are bringing into play batteries placed the capital's defence are awaiting completion of the \ar- rangements to strike at the Soviet forces with rush of artillery, fol- lowed repeated Infantry attacks. Despatches from German and Swlsa sources and also from Warsaw have re- ferred to French artillery, both light and heavy, sent into Poland, whiia other despatches said French troops were being moved the plebiscite dis- tricts and from the occupied regions of Uormany in such numbers tllo rall-lua- were with. Red, Commander Captured. In the fighting in the region of Radzymln, ' northeast of Warsaw, the Poles have taken many prisoners, in- cluding Bolshevik commissar and brigade commander During the here Polish chaplain of the Eighth Infantry Division, Ignacy Korupka, mentality turned ! while leading the ...Ci0 peace eounianie . force rhurh nw lp and these InBtlncts de- - vcloped new virility consisting of the crucifix In his hand, of political and financial possession not the nominal .nherea ence, me mlrhtv fh be of In- - preserving peace, without n,iu of must be he ,,0l,1) \la of of of In before front The Reds cector are using Infantry, numerous ma- chine guns, artillery cavalry. Allied servers stood hill watched Bolshevik cavalry chase the Polss f:om woods Just oast Radxymin. Then, they report, the Poles made I'tand, drove back the cavalry thicket artillery flrc them. reports the Polish military i.ecceasjes came Warsaw to-d- wnlls population was eagerly awaiting from where Polish pesos delegates negotiate with rep- resentatives Gov- ernment. The only the dele- gates was wireless messags stating that the party, has arrived Minsk. The Polish communique says that Bolshcviki, who planned lently contradictory, since It declares .cross the Vistula ego- ism, refuses Lloyd saw the region MacieJowlcc (thli- -' ty-fl- miles the capital) sia which find It Intolerable break back. note be Is make this and The right wing tho Fourth Polish army, breaking the Soviet resistance Kock (thirty-tw- o miles south Sledlce) Russians prisoner and captured one cannon and fourteen guns. Advance The communique announces that tha Poles following their counter of- fensive relieve the pressure have advanced the emtio northern front. They pushed tha Russians beyond the Wyra River regained Clechanow, the Soviet forces while Polish aviators fired them with machine guns. Fighting continues the Radzvmln. the northeast Warsaw. the statement says. Lloyd deck auto buses, those the Fifth avenue line iron woo were part events. has league assembly meeting Geneva, nuest Leo Kameneff the Russian xew york city, save Warsaw SSI'S e oase seems now, will little more than umoon exact uenni- - from tho Soviet menace. Just taxi- - which the Presidential contest mark time, but soon the new Ad- - Britain's toward WCre used the vital moment it ll TtMon mln'stratlon Into power Wash- - Baron Wrangel, aave Parta ,9,4 the first battle issue past. Inrlm SSmitli Rllaaln alalea that tween and V\ Anie, dubcb Warsaw tffe idea. that FOB Hated Br well Cox note that took upon views thc league question Brlt'sh Government never had the hauled troops the the hour inary new conrerence reshape ciejacn rimea trom nus- - tM. Ctty-- pcrii. The soldiers they car- - two taken, Editorial Unified refuge prelim- - pussbsbiou thrnwn British adds Is refugees Wrangel, who, \\\\\\ Mr George then that Paris, wuilam Artamson. only tran.nnrt worker. t:ouncll the Executive the party, came this call for Before departure the, men had not rld Inln his The the the troops and rne \in acrrr tin) was Poland. Danish re- ceived a message the American steamer because board, a despatch the Companj. boats armed men were out, but of It is said. MILES. .. i 11 ll A A counter offensive On various for action. for line and by being blocked troops trains. battla now a : \' the ln on the of Into and turned on The of to the n ws Minsk, tho to tlu of the Russian Soviet report of a Moscow In official the had to In of from were of in 200 ma- chine on North Front. ln up on War- saw along have and retreating on In region of to of ' similar use on In of It In of of helped :? ior an attitude at to In ln during the as in he- - hu ..V I, ,.,r the ' \' me on In- - to front at ot tne or sia secure ' were the fnremn.t lln.a or Lloyd yet found. Double where the danger was greatest. It was announced last evening that th west bank the Vistula has been cleared the Bolshevik cavalry de- tachment which had crossed the river to thc northwest Plock. The Soviet horse- - ment ratincatlon. sunragisis V .,m ...... v4 \' 1 tilling 17. feel this - of of 17. en on to no as on has In and are of of ' - i w a line of railroad communication with Danxlg. Modern Implements of war undreamed of in the days of Kosciusko and other de- fenders Warsaw were brought Into play against the invaders of Poland front the east. There were airplanes sailing awAy on bombing raids upon the Soviet forces, pressing upon the city's qates ; tanks which had seen service p 'Vance and cannon which with one shot -- ould shat- ter some of Warsaw's buildings, which hav stood more than ISO years. Thera were also armored speed boats on ths Vlstuts, armed with machine guns, ths dread modem day soldier. Implements of these types are not bars In great numbers, but there are some, of ct at of to --- \\ of of of
