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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair to-day end probably to-morrow;
no change in temperature; gentle
north winds.
Highest temperature yesterday, 85; lowest, 7a.
detailed weather report win ot tound on tha ISdliorlal
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preserves the best traditions of each.
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make a greater newspaper than either
has ever been on its own.
VOL. LXXXVII.--NO. 363 DAILY.
LANDON, YALE
JUMPER, SETS
OLYMPIC MARK
American Athlete Leaps 6
Feet I 1-5 Inches at
Antwerp.
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18,
1 QO( iKvuriaht. J 010, by Tht Bun-Hiratd. Corporation.
Kntrrml a aeconn uu
:Iih matter. Poat Offlue, Naw Tork, N. T
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.
Man Full of Hootch
Sees 25 Die in Wreck
KprrM to THK Si n and NW Yohk HUlLD.
CHICAGO, Aug. 17. A false
report of a passenger wreck
on the South Shore electric in
terurban line, killing twenty
five, Ave miles east ' of South
Bend, Infl., was started by an
employee of a machine company
full of "white mule" liquor. Po
lice of South Bend and Chicago
and hundred of autoists dashed
madly about looking for the
"wreck."
Police Chief Kline of South
Bend and three ambulances
filled with stretchers searched all
afternoon. Early in the day two
freight cars overturned near
Osceola, Ind., ten miles east of
South Bend, but no one was injured.
PRICE TWO CENTS
IN NEW YORK CITY.
T11RI5K CENTS
WITHIN 200 MILES.
rOOt CENTS ELBBWHBRB.
HITS GOLD 'MINE'
UNDER NOSES OF
CURB BROKERS
i
Engineer Pans Tin Can of
Precious Metal in Broad
Street. :
'STAKES OUT' CLAIM I
Tests Prove 'Colors' in Ex-
cavation Are Not 'Fool's
Gold.'
Suffragists' Sole Hopes
Resting on Tennessee
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.
Whether women of the na
tion will vote in November de
pends upon the Tennessee legis
lators. Thirty-five States have ratified
the Susan B. Anthony amend
ment and eight have rejected it.
North Carolina has postponed
action until next year, and favor
able action by Florida is consid
ered out of the question, while
all efforts to persuade the Gov
ernors of Vermont and of Con
necticut to call the legislators of
those States in special session
have failed.
riALMunli MLLLUI creek cftcE ran there
70 OVERCOME
SUFFS SET BACK
IN TWO STATES
Pirate Ship Buried Centuries j North Carolina Senate Votes
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
tne listed under the head of ath
letics 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
jest triumph in the history of the
revival of the classic competi
tions. The athletes from Amer
ica 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.
Dennis Donovan of Engine No. 1
20 ictim of Stubborn
Basement. Blaze.
Ago May Have Been Source
of Bonanza.
to Defer Matter Until Ses
sion of 1021.
PELMOTORS
A construction engineer who Is old TENNESSEE IS WAVEIiINO
I enough to know his way about noticed ;
as he emerged from an excavation
, . . . . I A .1 ! .. . A t T
SWE M ANY j froao street yesterday tnai a lot ( iitijuiirillllt'lll ll Lt'vtt'r utilise
Prevents Final Action and
Men Perforin Prodigies in
Dragging- Companions Out of
Dense Smoke.
of blue clay mix -.1 with sand had stuck i
to the soles ot his shoes. He scraped j
the stuff off. And as he scraped what j
did his startled eyes behold? Specks
of metal shining in the dirt yellow
specks. . I
A ntis Claim Victory.
COX LAUNCHES
FIGHT FOR OHIO
ELECTORALVOTE
Delves Into State's History
to Prove That He Is
Progressive.
FRENCH GUNS HAL T REDS;
POLES LAUNCH NEW DRIVE;
WARSAW SAVED FROM FOE
MORE LEAGUE PRAISE i
Cheers Greet Attack on
Separate Peace as Dis
honorable Act.
HARDING 'REACTIONARY'!
( i
1913 Fight Over State Consti-j
tution Reviewed to Prove
Assertion.
LEAGUE TO SUIT
U.S. IS PLANNED
i
European Powers Will Make
Proposal if Next Adminis
tration Is Republican.
NO USE IN PRESENT FORM
British Official Says Preserva
tion of Peace Depends I'pon
America's Help.
prowl it Tub Hi n asp Nrw Ynix Hraai.d.
Raleigh, N. C, Aug. 17. North
! The engineer got the top of a tin rarollrm.8 Senate talked f(ve Bweter-
Seventy-one firemen were ar.gd j " '.ficat.on "d
by their comrades last night from the!6" h 'nt Vr l P then voted by 25 to 23 to pass to the
dense smoke and the terrific heat of .j'UCk' "P " thf ,exca-; January regu.ar assembly the Issue
UUU WI1CI pilC UIC Willi UIH-.1 V. . W. ... fJ. TlipUBt,
To-day's debate began with a manl-
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-day over the work of the ath-
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.... .....I .UfeC.I ,UI i.uuio ,W ,,.J. ,,,, -.1,,., v
v.i,. ivuiiuauiFii ui kn. v,uiiii'u.iiiuii mi,-
the basement of the four story brick . , ,, ., , ., . .
' ; glneerlnp Building. He half filled his
1....T.I,.,., In tv A fcft II'..... I. ,,,,...,.,.,,V,
s.re,l. One of thm. Dennis Donovan j " I T1" hattle con""ucd "wfl hour8'
of Engine Company No. 20, was killed i r lt back and forth, Senator Warren leading the
and the seventy others were so serl- j ut the wator and thc uhter materlalg ! antta,. agreed w4th Senator Scales, for
OUlly hurt that It required many pul- j ,n thc pan untl, oniy the bigger grains the '"ragists. that two more speeches
motors and severrd lare tanks of oxy-1 of sand and the yellow specks were left, j anU any motion that he (Senator Wur
gen, used almost incessintly for hours i Separating thc xand and the specks with I renl might make would end the day.,
by physicians, to revlJ them. Only i his knife blade, he had half a dosen No ratifications expected any other
a few of them, were able to return to j yellow flakes each a little larger than j motion than delay of another day or a
duty the head of a pin. After which he ex- i proposal to table this afternoon.
The fire was one of the worst cellar i PeHmentcd further with the knife and j When Warren offered a substitute
, ... . ... with hla fingers, and repaired to the for the Scales bill argument had ended
Ore. that th. Fire Department has rf Combuillon Knglnetrln ; nnd every uncertain Senator was of
had to cope with In recent years. To j Bu)M)nf Inc at n Broadway, and to j fered release from his embarrassment,
get to the flames, which smoldered in j (he lnner office of H C Beadle vice- 1 Three Democrats, tied up to personal
the midst of many packing boxes and ; 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 lights on the sidewalk and lowwi i hav ataked out a claim to. the great ically tabled thc ratlfieatiotv reaolmion.
ladders. One by one the firemen, only j city.'' ' j The delay carries no proposal for State
Gosh. " aald Mr. Beadle. "What have ! reicr'-naum in ' "
iihbiiila lune .til uni niri iiit'i
a few of the first ones wearing hel-
mets, went down the ladders Into the
billows of smoke that came rolling:
SnffrtiR-e Leader Outwitted.
through the terrific heat. It was only i
a few minutes before the first group to!
nter was in distress, and after that !
the men had to be dragged forth one i
ou found now
"Oold."
" Fine : Where?" The parliamentary turn to upset Sena-
"Broad street " tor Scales, who was leading the suffrage
"Verv good place for it." j "h. that ne f"e4 to tak 8
T , , , IT. .. : . . of his opportunity to move to table the
The engineer explained that he had , Warr, -.gom,!,-, untu Wednesday.
discovered gold in the cellar of the cor- Ueut.-Oov. Gardner, who preaided, and
poration'a new building. J who is an ardnnt suffragist, delayed an-
"Snlendid." remarked the enthusiastic ' nouncemcnt of the result until he saw
wis disappointment over the result of. to work over. (Mr. Beadle. "The curb market Is right ; that the suffrage champion had no Inten
Mime of the finals In the track events I Fireman Donovan's command. Kngine the other side of our fence. Thc j tion of attempting to regain his lost
the wrr, fr th mnm.nl w.. mn ; M, waa one of the first to arrive after an brokers can take their customers Into i position by putting the final vote off until
me giorm ior mo moment was more i . haH w.n ,m,i in He in"., .. .i ... .w. a w.rt...rtnv
...... . ..uu ' " .... "-- iiiv ' t ii.ii, niiu,V ill, -ill uie IUIU .mi, in-,. . ........ .
i To-nlght tne nereateu suriragisis,
who had twenty-six of the forty-eight
voting Senators, " are working with
. helmet and ahlrta and nluneed down the ,.i wiit, ,i, inr rr i Dartv leaders In an effort to reconsider,
University in the running high Jump. ; ladders. They brought him out, but he god thnk wh.lt it mfians to find an in- I but the reactionists are so satisfied
Always an attractive event on the was dead when they reached the street, exhaustible supplv right under thc finan- ! w'tb th opportunity to bequeath to a
,' .11.. l tt .,i I. m. P!e ......... . ... mwvii.ilini' l.i'L' UnlHi'i' nri ImAIU' WM ' 1
modem Drocrammo. as it brings to : V"""'" i . "".'i clai district, in the very snaaow or tne . r ;n, nim, . ,v
k)Ul wearing the fnited States shield,. Qne n , h(,apg fjn thp Mde.
In the Olympic games, for while there WHks for the department physicians
man i ountenaiancea ty tne glorious the cel'ar only a few minutes when he An them tnru nn the nni Xew Idea
txhibltion of Richmond W. Landon of was overcome. Firemen Charles Mc- eVer b,en done before. Phil. The Sub-
the Xew York Athletic Plub and Yale I . ""u ireasury up tne street win aiao te inter-
' : r.eari thnr thin- eo MaDserf unconscious on a.,...i. fv. .!,.. i. .. ,.inn,. t. ...... ..
purest type of athleticism of the sidewalk. ing the 'stuff to the Assay Office will Vmt reconsideration will be exceedingly
.cost practically nothirg." , . " J,ff
Fonr A In mi Sonnded. I 1 Scales to take advantage of his parlla-
(he Indiviiiual perforrner, this event to
day proved to be more spectacular
than ever, Not only that, but It proved
The building extends through from
No "Fool'a Gold.'
Fourteenth r-treet to Thirteenth street, f The friends shook hands. ' How do
to he the highest class competition , The (round oor and basement were oc- you know It's gold?" Mr. Beadle Inquired
ever seen at an Olympic revival. The cupled by the F. ft W. Grand 6, 10 and when minor phases of the discovery had
Yale niii ii succeeded in bounding over 25 Cent St"r"- Assistant Fire Chief been exhausted. The engineer explained.
. Martin was among the first to arrive. He had tested It with both knife and
tne magnificent height of feet 1-a i He turned in a second alarm, a th Ird finger. Mica wan hard. If this had
mentary position leaves the ratification
proposal flat on its back.
Both Candidates' Attacked.
The debate to-day covered ' a wide
range. Notwiitisianuing me neniai Jtm
t.-.i... . .t t'... i'. .v tti.it ho Vi a h ipnt 4,
second alarm, a third finger. Mica waa hard. If this had I , " , , r.,,ii.,m
Ini hes, and In doing so he relegated all : and nearly three hours later, when his i0een yellogr mica' it would have flipped JJJJJJ nppo.ing the Anthony amend
Previous Olympic marks to the second ' whole crPW n exhauated, he sent in a away l"xe a tlddledywlnk under thc .cnt declare anew that the Democratic
, , fcurth alarm for fresh men. .pressure of the knlfeblade. It had not. : carididate Is opposing suffrage and that
u ' - The crew of Engine Company 20, in ; It had merely curled up. It was soft. M ! tne Republican candidate is sitting in
The official telegraph hoard quoted ; charge of Capt. Frank Surerus, went . was pufe gold. I his orner Interruptions and denuncia-
Ihc juniper as doing 1.9J50 cetera ac - down with a line on the Fourteenth street Mr. Beadle suggested Iron pyritea i u fon0wed these alleged aspersions
It Iku f.w.l Af .Inn l.t.laa th.v TV.n nmrlnnir ali.-tlr Ma . ... ..
mrdlnir tn th. maitrte icttum the I . " " '."7 ." "V""' ' " -i on thc character or tne canmaaies.
Br i, a i hum i: hii.i.s.
Bl o Staff nrmpnndrnt nf Tnr Pcn i L .. . u
,. "., , ' . . i Vobk IlKRAI.Ii. Copyright, IHO.bV Tub Sun
",,,v a Mi New Viiik Hualo.
raked bock through ancient Ohio poll-1 Paris, Aug. 17. A proposal to re
tics to-day, 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 ad
reactionary, while he, as the Demo- j ministration comes In at Washington,
cratic champion, stands for progress- j 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'.ic campaign in Ohio. j 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
Ohio Constitution in 1913. for which j wfta 1re1ad here fts l?1'1"8 bar.e
. .. . a .... 1 two principal reasons for the league s
he fought and which Senior Harding pre8ent impotence, and as virtually
opposed, but he found opportunity to j excluding it from consideration as an
defend the League of Nations along j active agency In directing Europe's
customary lines. Tho "Senatorial i muddled affairs until Its charter Is
oligarchy" he permitted to rest in revised and America's participation is
peace for the moment, referring mere-1 aS8Ure('-
Iv to the' "reactionaries." whom he Lloyd George told the House of Com-
chara-ed with utterlna a "wilful and mona Monday 0lat the kele ot N
cnargert with uttering wutui ana . Uon(j coM not funcon un,eM tne blK
deliberate untruth" in asserting that If ; Powers wanted it to ant! were unani
thc United States entered the League I 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 right- tht JJJ (Wlle sho, lnterTene-pro-
let,'em know we're fighting." posed not only by the Government but
by Parliament as well Russia, replying.
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 , . . ....
,, u 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 pres
V,K. , . , ent leaders will, stand firmly behind the
November. There was a general feel-. ,dea or gome sort of R pcace Xrafue
Ing that unless Ohio's twenty-four but that faith In the present covenant
ek-ctoral votes go to Cox 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 j rn the discussions which lie behind
situation, wlidti, in closing his address. 1 Premier Lloyd George's league refer
he said. I ll not see much
British Labor Renews
Manifesto Against War
LONDON, Aug. 17. Thc
"Council of Action" of the
British Labor Party to-day is
sued a new manifesto to the
workers of Great Britain, declar
ing that the danger of war was
not over. "This," the manifesto
said, "is not the time to be de
ceived by seeming fair words.
. . . 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 so ambig
uous?" The manifesto demands a full
peace, together with a resump
tion of trading with Russia, and
exhorts the workers not to relax
their efforts in this direction.
V lt:il lin ing rinnn WnV fni Til.
.. 'i i i . V 11 11 1 ll Ml i-'i ill
fantry Assault, While
Planet) Rake Foe.
BEDS LOSE HEAVILY
Ten Divisions in North
Bront Forced Back in
Counter Move.
POLES USE NEW TACTICS
U.S. NOTE AIDS
FRENCHPOLICY
Rome Paper Not Surprised
'Cultured Plutocraey Find Al
ly From Across Ocean.'
WARNS OF GRAVE PERIL
'Idea Nazionale' Says U. S. Un.r
veils Deceivers Who Preach
Peace and Wave Sword.
reflecting thfs economic intolerance of
the ancient, cultured plutocracy from
of you ence, which came as a blow to the league ; ,h.e other side of the Alps has found a
Rome, Aug. 16 (delayed). The firs
editorial comment by newspapers here
on the recent note to Italy from Sec
retary of State Colby regarding the
Russian situation appeared to day.
The Tribuna says that w Mm. .
ognizing Gen. Baron WraiiKtl, '.h
antl - Bolshevik commander In south
Russia, America "resolutely unit i
tates toward France," and adds ,t
must not bo forgotten that "besides
the abstract, theologlcul America rep-
sented by Wilson another more real
exists, of natural, enthusiastic, simpfe
plutocracy, which has nothing to do
with the democratic policies of world
conciliation."
Tanks, Armored Boats and
Buses Play Big Part in Suc
cessful Defence of Capital.
flu file A naovtattd Pi us.
Waiisaw, Aug. 17. A successful
counter offensive was launched on the
Warsaw front Monday under the
leadership of President Pllsudsltl aa
Commander In Chief.
On the northern front, where ten
Bolshevik divisions are striking to
ward tho Vistula ai part of the
manceuvre against Warsaw, and on
the Warsaw front it was announced
to-day that the Reds have been driven
back at several points.
Polish movements, aided by heavy
artillery, are forcing tho Bolshevik
gradually to withdraw from various
places where for days pressure upon
the capital has been greatest.
French tactiCB are being used
throughout the counter action. The
Poles are bringing into play batteries
placed for the capital's defence line
and are awaiting completion of the "ar
rangements to strike at the Soviet
forces with a rush of artillery, fol
lowed by repeated Infantry attacks.
Despatches from German and Swlsa
sources and also from Warsaw have re
ferred to French artillery, both light and
heavy, being sent into Poland, whiia
other despatches said French troops
were being moved In the plebiscite dis
tricts and from the occupied regions of
Uormany in such numbers that tllo rall
luads were blocked with. troops trains.
Red, Commander Captured.
In the fighting in the region of
Radzymln, ' northeast of Warsaw, the
Poles have taken many prisoners, in
cluding a Bolshevik commissar and
brigade commander During the battla
here a Polish chaplain of the Eighth
Infantry Division, Ignacy Korupka,
Continuing the newspaper declares:
"The war mentality has now turned to ! waa killed while leading the attacking
...Ci0 ., , peace eounianie m force clad . .. rhurh .,.
money, and these InBtlncts have de- , lp nw cnurcn roDes
vcloped a new virility consisting of the wRh a crucifix In his hand,
kind of political and financial eugenics In thc struggle for possession
is not atranare. K the nominal .nherea : " "'
of
Ohtoans during the camDaitrn. The enthusiasts, these Ideas were stressed, the
Ohio delegation at the San Francisco correspondent was Informed by a par
convention 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
suitable ally regarding Russia. In the
primitive, unbridled plutocracy from
the other side of the ocean."
The ,dea .Vasionale says: "The ener-,
getlc note unveils those international
found a heavy uoor, which they demol- head. He niti not pretena to De a geoio- , j,.ki. t heard bv manv stuff
nearest approximate to tnis Delng tne ished. Immediately the pent up smoke gist, although some acquaintance wun j riml fpw. natonal leaders. Mrs. Josephus
American figures given. The old rec-i began pouring oui In pplte of It the the science of the constitution of the j UxnMi ,t In the gallery reserved for
nnl ,v c f... ni inn ihn h,. ai he sc was carried about thirty feet inside. . earUi had been along his route through ! th(, suffrapigt nnd was really cheer
" " Donovan and another man were sent In "bheir anu H, i. i. ism it memory i loader HUffered thc shock common
mah ltiehards at Stockholm in 1912, ;-to relieve two of tho crew furthest In was not at fault, fools gold was also R n advocates and worked with them
nj as the metric fraction is some-; front. ! hard and would also have jumped not j , , ht , ;tton t0 begm nnew.
thing like the 1-.-16 of a Inch lt will!.. """ . . 1 . if' anu rarncu - v ; , """" ::' Antis hearing to-nlght the message
smoke. Capt Surerus, seeing the smoke ; tend to be sure until he was sure. Ho
Increase, ordered I-kinovan to shut off ' felt he had struck gow under the sur-
i face or Manhattan, i.nroriunaieiy, in
had rubbed the tiny flakes between
thumb and finger until they had turned
to dust and blown away, so he had
nothing left to test. But he. said ho
be fnund that L.indon's mark is an
improvement of about a quarter of an
Inch m; that made by Richards. It
Was u great performance, and in eve"ry
the hose and the men to back out.
Everybody had reached the ladder ex
cept Donovan, when Fireman David Con-
. .... u , , . , . nelly lUUlim uoi.n i " mm tuiwiiir.
was orthy of the event, which is the Con;elly tried to pull htm to thc ladder,
worlds foremost athletic gathering,
Wien the Flemish announcer came in
but a sudden burst of thick smoke forced
him to drop Donovan. He too collapsed
Volunteer to the Reacue.
was going to look for more of the specks
tc-day and If. he found them he would
have the sulphuric acid test applied.
.The engineer told a reporter for The j
Bun and Niw York Hkrai.u the story ,
nn fl-nJIIInn that hla nnmp he wlthtinlH -
There's a man down there," yelled He mld he had had charge of much
of Gov. Roberts of Tennessee to Gov
lllckett of North Carolina that ratifica
tion Is a certainty in Tennessee, began
decorating the House for a battle to
morrow. The antls had meant to drop
their House bills with the defeat In the
Senate. The purpose now Is to deal
double .leath.
STILL SEE CHANCE
TO WIN TENNESSEE
fiont of the American section to tell of " he ea lnc sio.e-.ais
the wonderful performance the crowd
nt wild. Men and women flung their
lldtS In th. air anit flhnntMl .h..mil
' and screamed. By far th. wildest' !' ArcoSnra ! ZJ&SS&ri Adjournment Ha, No Signifi-
ot ot enthusiasts were a body of Boyiand there was a rush for the entrance. that At.Hles the rock, and when Cance. Suffraguta Say.
kwuu who had Just arrived from the McGrath and CosteJIo of Truck No. 12 were pubfahed people flocked in to I
muon jamboree. j "ZMin tn VhV-nVhT I abou' tn.em h,s work
' onurntulated hr Kins;.
Meanwhile Landon was hoisted on the
Jhouldcrs of the other jumpers and borne
"fore King Albert, who had Just en
:d the Tribune Royale. The King
congratulated Landon and shook his
"nd with a firm grip. Notable feature
of the feat was that Landon Jumped off
n grass take-off. which was anything
Ut firm. Aa the Kin entered the
tadlum the Belgian royal band was rip-
way. They disappeared Into the smoke, ! a" .'".."; InT
t... .... .!.. and ....In. .Mkl.. " BlWlflW """
Ut 1 I. IU 1 1 IV. IT ... u..v. I- ....... n IlUVIlllll,
.A8Hvn.ue, Tenn.. Aug. 17. Uncx-
He never found: pected adjournment of the lower house
their 7acea. T fcrlnSK ! ?ld before' cept ln tn0 form ot the Tennessee Legislature to-day
van out.
Dr. Harry Archer, volunteer surgeon I
of the department, saw that Donovan I
was in a serious condition and called j
for a pulmotor. Volunteer Chief Ed-1
ward J. Kenny went to the Edison com
pany station on Fifteenth street and got
three pulmotors, which were kept In con
stant use for more than three hours.
Donovan was carried across the street to
a oulet spot, and ror two hours Dr,
old coins
Street Once a Creek.
Ping -jut "The Star Soaneled Banner" as ! An her tried without success to revive
Mime to the flags which were hoisted i him. Father Boylah of the Holy Cross
'"om the top o the grand stand to an-1 Church rave him the last rites,
ounce the American victory, according! Donovan had been a fireman only
10 the ancient Greek custom. 1 since last March 1. He was SO years
An idea ot the splendid class of the I old. unmarried, and lived in Spring
jumping can be gathered from the fact ! street.
t H. B. Muller of San Francisco and i It was thought that the materials
stored In the Basement were tne cause
after three hours of debate prevented
final action on the Fedsral suffrage
amendment.
., . i Suffrage opponents moved for ad-
Where Broad street is here formerly , rnm to:morrow the piea
ran a creek, fed -$lM h : that members should have more time to
present site of the Sub-Treasury Later berBt.. Tne House fairly seethed
r.ktretTwLat Bff0rtS 10 h0ld th0
Broad street was the site of the first , , however, were unavail-
Amerlcan navy yard. Parts of long for- I 7. fn. 'Hnn Mrri.d Bl to 44
gotten ships have been unearthed by Vtl"T,lJVl,
Bkelund of Sweden tied for second and
'""I at a height of feet 3 H Inches, while
John Murphy of the Multomsh A. C,
altr Whalen of the Boston . a. and
Howard Baker of England tied for
the other places at the height of feet
1 Inch. The world's record Is ( feet 7
:has, as accepted by the International
"Oration In 114. and ths author is E.
Horlne of Callfronia. But sines then a
Continued on Elevtnth Pmg.
of the heavy smoke, and that the pol
aorious gases generated there were re
sponsible for so many firemen being
overcome. A few of the firemen were
overcome more than once, Insisting on
going back into the smoke. Those who
ware the most seriously affected were
Capt. Henry of Engine No. t. Lieut.
Progel of Engine No. 1, Abraham B.
Leichtman, a fireman of Engine No. 11,
and Florence J. Shea, a fireman of En
gine No. 10.
1
diggers working at the foundations of !
modern buildings.
"Possibly some virgin gold was lost
In the old canal," says the engineer.
"Possibly It sank Into the mud with !
the timbers of some rotting vessel. It
must have got there artificially. There
Is no gold bearing stratum beneath the
city so far as I know. But In sinking
piles for this new building on Broad
street we, have run through a layer of
blue clay. Remembering that a good i
many precious minerals are found near
blue clay, was what caused me to take
ths trouble to wash out the specks I '
found to-day."
At this the convention gave a mlrhtv ! delivered to it. the league being the U"T wn" P'c me gospel
rZVocratfc clc pVetUry ' " ! tTX aUdeXTh.
fh ohlfJ" 'he aUti"n? Bm,i "Toml"ei 2- That the leaue ldea cannot be sue- too great 'haste of the Italian political
the Ohioans a favored place In the In- ; cesafuily applied to preserving peace, authorities "
augural parade up Pennsylvania ava- once It is restored, without the nar-! ti, , n,iu ,:..
nue i to the White House In March. tlclpatlon of the United States, which ; atrtnarthens France's nnllcv.
w mangen t0 8tlr UP consld-, must be obtained even at 'the price of ' Among the provincial pap
F,w wh i me convention, be- tearing apart the present-covenant and
fore which he was the centra figure, building a new one.
His appearance on the stage when the1 '3. That either Article X. of the cove
conventlon convened and his preeenta-: nant must be channed or the unanimity
lion to tne delegates when It came hla nf a..nn ,.,ii,-, ,.., ,k i, a.a ilin u. .,,.w,vi,. i..., .t nt w. -,
t".rnv,hi8!dak ,,0l,1) were slBnal" for re-i the league Is to ever act promptly and las more logical and more practical, and
."r ' " VTZ:Z " o""8". decisively In Europe's sudden crises as states that the American note "la vlo
papers, the Jfaf-
tino, of Naples, says the note "Is In
teresting ln theory, but practically leads
to no conclusion. The paper considers
thc position of the French Government
The Reds ln this
cector are using Infantry, numerous ma
chine guns, artillery and cavalry. Allied
ct servers stood on a hill and watched
the Bolshevik cavalry chase the Polss
f:om woods Just oast of Radxymin.
Then, they report, the Poles made a
I'tand, drove back the cavalry Into a
thicket and turned artillery flrc on them.
The reports of the Polish military
i.ecceasjes came to Warsaw to-day wnlls
the population was eagerly awaiting
n -ws from Minsk, where tho Polish pesos
delegates are to negotiate with tlu rep
resentatives of the Russian Soviet Gov
ernment. The only report of the dele
gates was a Moscow wireless messags
stating that the party, has arrived In
Minsk.
The official Polish communique says
that the Bolshcviki, who had planned
iVhll.. t..ll.-i.,.. I... ...... . IT. . .
IZ, iTu? , irequenuy inter- peaoe preserver, as either of these
rupte.1 with applause and calls from the ! provisions has paralysed the other,
delegates, numbering in all 99. many of
them close personal friends of "the Why l.ennue la a Failure.
Democratic Presidential candidate. , ......
Newton D. Baker, Secretary of War ca,C Poland, Italy's position
whose home Is In Cleveland made the alone Precluded an agreement and would
Lieaauc oi aatisna tho rhif i.c, i.... i.i,i.n,
- ' ...... t l, l ;
lently contradictory, since It declares , to .cross the Vistula southeast of War-
Bolshevism to be tyranny of a few, yet
denies the right of other parts of Rus
rpeech. Senator Atlee Pomerene ofi
Also France has refused to accept the
Canton discussed domestic affairs, nnd ldeR of 8paln havln8" a Practical veto
Mrs. Ida McOlone Gibson, one of the : C I L P?C . a,ty' " Woukl
workers of tjte Democratic organization hv? ?T lhe CT h,ad Lea?ue Coun
saged a sort of vaudeville SSfflSS 15?,? th tlmCt,0nB f the Su"
were displayed thc flags of all countries un!w .1 j ....
devised to further the enmJ , .ll ' Vlth thMe defeC clearly shown and
Leasee of NathVnl V? A n. k ' ,n themselves indicating that Europe
Lancaster Oho JftLJSfrSZ i her9elf wanta many chanSea the cove-
JllSi' should'UTn'Zue 'in ' American"' poM-
ov calla for Gov Cox tics. As Europe sees it, there Is no
St lr. ha, . ... , Ouestion regarding the present covenant.
Ohio has been a great battleground ; the question being whether America
elaeT'-The ZT" elections, will consent to enter
..eclared. The contest has created the some kind of a peace organization,
oetlnltc alignment of political parties ! Should the Republicans carry the
.nuuue or elections in the United States, thc
sia which find It Intolerable to break forced back.
away.
"The note shows delicate, refined ego
ism, which refuses to boII Its fingers and
be Infected with a fever yfrom which
Europe Is suffering. The United States
desires immunity from labor agitation
at home so as to make America a refuge
of order, health and work, thus insur
ing the Inheritance ot world dominion
which Europe enjoyed before the war."
saw In the region of MacieJowlcc (thli-'
ty-flve miles from the capital) were
WRANGEL A WEAPON
IN TERMS TO POLAND
i British Premier Explains At
titude to Soviet Envoy.
The right wing of tho Fourth Polish
army, in breaking the Soviet resistance
at Kock (thirty-two miles south of
Sledlce) took 200 Russians prisoner and
captured one cannon and fourteen ma
chine guns.
Advance on North Front.
The communique announces that tha
Poles ln following up their counter of
fensive to relieve the pressure on War
saw have advanced along the emtio
northern front. They have pushed tha
Russians beyond the Wyra River and
regained Clechanow, the Soviet forces
retreating while Polish aviators fired on
them with machine guns.
Fighting continues In the region of
t Radzvmln. to the northeast of Warsaw.
' the statement says.
Lloyd I Double deck auto buses, similar tn
those In use on the Fifth avenue line In
London, Aug. 17. Premier
George, in a detailed reply to the re
iron woo were a part of events. It has league assembly meeting In Geneva, it nuest of Leo Kameneff of the Russian . xew york city, helped save Warsaw
"' SSI'S :? . e oase seems now, will do little more than '"ssion in umoon ior an exact uenni- from tho Soviet menace. Just as taxi-
upon which the Presidential contest I., mark time, but as soon as the new Ad- I ' ' Britain's attitude toward cah8 WCre used at the vital moment to
it , ,h. ll ih"" TtMon 1 mln'stratlon comes Into power In Wash- I n. Baron Wrangel, anti-Bolshevik aave Parta ln ,9,4 during the first battle
that the issue now, as in the past. Is he- , Inrlm l lll hu ..V 11.. ... I, ,.,r In SSmitli Rllaaln alalea that the ' , ... t " - ...
tween nrna-resa and reai-tlon ?- " " "' --"" --- "-- .. V" i "l me Anie, uu me dubcb 01 Warsaw
i-em.rmance neat Test. i tffe idea.
'More than that the candidates' of the
! views on thc league question prelim- I Brlt'sh Government never had the In- hauled troops to the front at the hour ot
inary to a new conrerence to reshape ; "-niton to ciejacn tne 1 rimea trom nus- tM. Ctty-B pcrii. The soldiers they car-
sia or secure v.- pussbsbiou 10 ' 1 rld were thrnwn Inln the fnremn.t lln.a
two parties are taken, from our State, BRITISH LABOR MEN
TOLD TO OUIT PARIS
and both candidates have been ' particl-'
pants in the public affairs of this com- I
monwealth since 1912. In conaeauenea 1
Wrangel or encourage Wrangel in his
citensive.
The British Government, adds the Pre
mier, Is only concerned with Insuring the
safety ot troops and refugees under
i Wrangel, who, Mr. Lloyd George says,
French Federation Leader,
where the danger was greatest.
It was announced last evening that th
west bank of the Vistula has been
cleared of the Bolshevik cavalry de
tachment which had crossed the river to
thc northwest of Plock. The Soviet horse-
ment on ratincatlon. rne sunragisis 1 - """""" "in . . .. . V .,.... .,m , . ...... 1 v4 "' " "
a, , ' - w acrrr i 11 art w a 11 tilling
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upon the Independence of Poland.
an offensive.
! urn,, I Mr Lloyd George then explains that
Paris, Aug. 17. wuilam c. Artamson. . tin) British Government would only feel
; SStSSSt r1'""' b.-und to reconsider this attitude event
tran.nnrt worker. . rnrV..;' i ! of the Soviet propoalr..- tegms infringing
t r - - -- - . - naraaj iim i
, t:ouncll or Action or the British Labor
j Party, left for London to-nlght after
, conferences with the General Labor
j Federation of France and Executive jf
j the Unified Socialist party,
They came to Paris for the purpose
1 this morning, but soon after their nrii
! val were requested to leave. Fillure to
; comply with the request, It was an
I nounced, would call for their expulsion.
Before their departure the, labor men
i declared they had accomplished the task
for which they cams to Pari.
Wlreleaa Tells of Mutiny.
Londom, Avj. 17. Danish police re
ceived a wireless message from the
American steamer Hoxle, en route for
London, yesterday asking for Immediate
help because of mutiny on board, says a
Copenhagen despatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Companj. Motor boats with
armed men were Instantly sent out, but
no trace of the vessel ha as yet been
found. It is said.
line of
railroad communication with Danxlg.
Modern Implements of war undreamed
of in the days of Kosciusko and other de
fenders of 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 of modem day soldier.
Implements of these types are not bars
In great numbers, but there are some,