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   Twin Falls Chronicle (Newspaper) - August 22, 1920, Twin Falls, Idaho                                TWIN FALLS SUNDAY AUGUST PRICE FIVE IN Advance on Capturing Many Prisoners and Guns on the BOLSHEVIKI ATTEMPTING NUMEROUS MANEUVERS i i They Appear Doomed to Fail ure According to Observ ers Reds Face Dangerous Situation and By the Associated the princi pal theatre of operations on the Polish Poles are ad toward They have reached the valley of the Middle Prisoners taken aggregate Many were The chief operations are going thei Narew and Bug rivers from which the BbK are retiring army advancing toward has as its objective the cutting of communications the Bolshevik center and Thus it is between and on marshy land that will make his last effort before the fate of the red army in the the situation of is grave is Imitate Imitating the maneuver executed in 1831 by Nicholas the have withdrawn a section of their forces to attack Thorn and Wloclawek Across the and cut communi cations between Danzig and These troops encountered a fresh Polish another advancing from has at tacked from the Filially third army is defending the endeavoring to cuf off these troops road of retreat in the Scattered over nearly along the frontier be ween Strasbourg and these they take refuge on Prussian To diminish he in the main theater between the Narew and the the vik have undertaken a demonstration on the attacking Po lish and Ukranian positions on the their cavalry had crossed the upper course of the and Cos sack patrols and are appearing some leagues before This oper is considered too be lated to effect any change in the gen eral A SITUATION IS situation in the border district of Soldau is be coming critical as a result of the ad vanve of the according to a special dispatch to the Zei tung Relocating Russians are said to have suffered heavy Refugees lish patrols have been seen eight unties of Discipline among the retreating Russians is said to be In strange contrast with their orderly t IS fighting around Ciechanow of War is due to efforts of the iles to cut off two Russian that entered the Danzig All civilians in the district from 17 to 60 years of are It fresh Poles will be to take the field within a Women are drilling of womens battalions been cap a The Poles have just equipped three squadrons bombing airplanes of machines to each They have received several fighting Bombing machines already are in Neutral avia tors the expedition behind the witnessed a company blown up by one Dissatisfaction here with the alt resulted in opponents of the Continued Page PROFITEERING IN SUGAR CHARGE BIG MEN By the Associated excitement prevails in Temple County scene of the recent murder of Police over what are reported to be weird of Thurles correspondent of a lo cal newspaper sends details of what he described as an extra ordinary miracle which he saya began yesterday evening and still About 6 he all statues and holy pictures in t the house of Thomas news began Crowds N of awed people witnessed strange manifestations and won cures are beinig A crippled carried to Divans on with a leg badly shattered by shrapnel in walked back with full use of his He had been three years in A lit tle a victim of also was MINERS ARE KILLED MINE PRIZES HUSTLERS By the Associated Two miners were killed and at least eight more wer entombed In the Dog mine at Dog thre miles west here when gas explosion The Jim Lenore and his were take from the The explosion was believed to have occurred when fans in the mine shaft rescuers immediately began work but little hope Is held for known to be Tlie mine been in operation about 17 years and the explosion was said to have been the largest in the history of the TO THE CANDIDATES The first count in the big Chronicle Grand Prize Distribution will published either in Tuesdays or Wednesdays issue and will in clude all votes cast up till It should be the aim of every candidate to poll as many votes and subscriptions as is possible before that time and to stand well up in the for the publics eye will focused on the of the various competitors to see the real contenders Did you ever take notice how everyone cheers a winner and backs with support and influence while the are a little enterprise and a dash 6f speed and see how near relatives and mere acquaintances will rally to your Get all the subscriptions possible into office in the next few Those who have been thinking entering the generous prize distribution but have not done so as should lose no further As will be seen by most casual the list of there are rich opportunities for more hustlers to enter the and by little efforts during spare moments make themselves big prize Clip out the nomination blank and send or bring it the step towards Tire Chronicle office is open each 9 and get acquainted with of this opportunity en JEWELED BATON IS PRESENTED TO FOCH By the Associated Press Marshal standing at the foot of the statue of Lafayette just present ed to Metz the Knights of Co today voiced his friendship for America and received from the knights a jeweled baton and insignia of his office as a marshal cif It was decidedly Foch The marshal headed a profession of knights into the Old say ing to them I come to pray side by Sid with you for American heroes iti the Fallowing are the names of candidates who have been entered The Chronicles big automobile and campaign up until The The marshal took communion with the knights during the solemn high requiem mass celebrated by Bishop General Metz was decorated with American flags and it was a general The statue was veiled in with an American flag draped near I Around the platform were children in native Five I thousand troops formed a guard of I honor and thousands of civilians crowded the Supreme Knight in pre senting the reminded those as of words we are add ed we still Mayor of Metz The statue was dedicated by Mar this are arranged in alphabetical order after today they will appear tin Carmody and was accepted according to vote highest and so DISTRICT District 1 includes participants residing in the city of the mayor of Metz and representa tives of the various Aft ec the ceremony Marshal Foch went vt i w in A Some of tire big automobiles and as many cash and gold awards as there to which three are active candidates will be distributed in District to the present time in District 1 follow Unable to Reliable In As to Additional As of Frenzied turned over to federal receivers today part of what remains from the mil lions he from investors in his discredited operations and went on the witness stand to tell about the Little had been elic as to his tse receivers hearing was adjourned which handed as did not greatly exceed a million Edwin L who has been conducting the federal again estimated liabilities at said he had addi tional The only business of which Pride could find any was the of notes for the plus 50 per and payment Of notes by receipts later There was nothing In Ponzis he any busi ness in international postal reply as claimed bjr It was brought Out that Mc Isaacs and Coakley og Ponzis had received fees explained that Hanover Trust where kept his personal had paid these sums on authorisation from Tpo Was Not to questions indi Ignorance of the conduct of his business He did not know the names of his fa miliar with his accounts in several banks and was in doubt how many persons were authorized to Checks in his He said be left most of these things to Lucy the 18yearold manager of his Counsel drew from Ponzi a state ment of certain pre of record by the among them shares of the Han over Trust the bank which large payments he made ha mentioned in settle ment of the claim of Joseph who because loaned early in his sued him for aa a Ponzi said he was certain he i had paid out to or surrendered notes an aggregate of GETS REFEREES Mike former mid was given a ref decision over Tommy Dp of in a 12round Emory 5000 Miss Vera Brown 50oo Miss Fern Eames 5090 50p0 Miss Daphne Graybeal 5000 Olive Goss Gibba Miss Clara 5900 Lewis 5000 Mattle League 5000 Miss June Morgan 5000 Leonard 5000 Grace Me Lain 5000 Merrill 5000 Miss Ruth Nostrum 5000 5900 Miss Blanche 8000 Ethel A 5000 Miss 5000 Miss Lucille Thomas 5000 5000 Grace Toung 5000 DISTRICT 2 District 2 includes participants residing outside the city of Twin t Directors of Idaho The names up girls brought the case containing the which as Christian soldier and the greatest son of France and the warmest friend of The marshal embraced Supreme Knight Flaherty said I welcome Knights of Co as the of I know your merits because of what you haye done in the The sentiments that led La to go to America to fight have prompted you to come to Metz to reassure France America is ever ready to do her Some of the big automobiles and just as many cash awards as there are active candidates will be distributed in The names ent for District 2 follow Pearl Barnard soon 5000 Miss Ruth Caton Miss Lame Cleveland Eldred 5000 5000 Miss 5000 Miss Hester Jewett 5000 Miss Bonnie 5000 Miss Pearl McFarland 5000 Florence McMillan 5000 6000 Miss Pereboom 5000 Miss Edna 6000 5000 Wlnsler 5QOO Miss Ethel 5000 Miss Arvilla Wood 5000 first published announcement of the names of the are far in the twin Falls Chronicles Everybody Wins in which the big motor cars and the big cash Awards the leading appears By looking the short list of it will be noted that is plenty room for more ih fact the op exists for live wire workers to enter the race and make themselves important factors and prize of the big awards calling There were quite number other nominations sent in are not included in this list In each case the nominee has been notified by let ter and requested to call this of It is expected that the next day or so some of these will be heard from and that list will see new names added the interest in the race no will make up their minds that they can not longer afford to remain outside this wonder ful opportunity of making will send in their nomi nation and get at IS NAME IN to the list that receive the did prizes If it iw then it Is w only a of good business for yon tt fill out the nomination Wank in KM issue of the lole and bring or it to this office at Everyone on the and it depends on devote their spare moments the next few weeks diligently to the business of as to will claim the most Do you realize that the grand capital in this campaign are brand new touring six of more real money than most of us can make in a whole year of Dd yoa understand that six fa wlU add almost each to their sal aries this that they add that amount to their incomes in tbe next few weeks Do you know that any of prizes more than the average man SATES in a lifetime Can you imagine an easier or way to secure an or the big amount of money it represents in than through the offer this is making NOW The Time to Are you aware of the fact that this competition is Just la epen to YOU and that right NOW the time for you to enter race and win any one of these magnificent prizes Do realize CANNOT if arg an oa P Sugar Company Impor tant At a the directors the Idaho Cooperative this Judge James well elected to theboard of are being strong financial interests would insure the building of the fac tory for the 1921 it is Arrangements have been made with the Beet Sugar com of Rigby to handle the beeta this They have about acres of beefs for harvesting this A meeting of the present stock holders will be in Septem of which js to be an apd further plans for season campaign and fu ture will be Beet it is is in the warehouses and will be ed when the time Labor for next has it is The present officers and directors of the organization are as follows Judge James presi Suffrage on Record as Con firmed but All Sorts of Legal Tangles SOME OPPONENTS GO OVER THE STATE LINE TwentyFive Legislators Are in Alabama to Escape Legal Writs and Prevent Legislative By the Associated Al through ratification of suffrage stood on Jhe record of the tonight as finally a snarl of legal and legislative remained to be be fore action can be Suffrage supporters who in the house today overcame every obstacle i legislative junction by the prevent ed immediate certification to Secre tary Speaker oppo sition leader and scopes of his lieu tenants said suffragists had ruin ed their cause and Should the hold ratification the litigation would so delay that the amendment would not figure in the November election unless some other Meanwhile 25 legislators tp suffrage were in evading service to prevent any legislation action a new legisla ture is elected in They hurried across the entire state line in a body early today Issues The restraining order granted by Judge Langford is returnable in five It was issued on an applica tion contending that under the state constitution this legislature lisa no power ot pass on Governor and other for bidden certify to Washington that ratification had been and speakers of the senate and house re strained from taking action toward until the matter is heard dent and director Oswald yice president and director and director Frank Hi Arthur Ander by the When the house met today all suf and a few opposition leaders were on Speaker Walker de clared a ordered theser geant to arrest lead declaring action on suffrage was a federal matter and state laws tis regards a quorum dikes not moved that the Walker mo for reconsideration be acted up him 16 put the motion in A brief while was transcribing his motion and n the the injunction he Riddick finally offered the amended to provide that the reconsider its Out Of k the motion out of or der lack of a added that the ust served also in the On an failed to sustain the ruling and called Representative Joe CONGREGATION CELEBRATE 15TH An interesting day tp the local Presbyterian congregation will be ob served on Sunday August the occasion the vance of the 15th anniversary Of the organization of the local The organization took place on August when 17 persons joined in the petition to Presbytery for the or of the Of the 17 nine are still residents Twin Fails Charles and Wall and daugh and Ande Again ed the 60 taken to the Odle ordered on Riddick made a point of der that there was no but was and suffragists de the motion to 60 to Riddick then moved that the house transmit to the the joint resolution of Walker made a point of Jao and also challenged thp y View of N  

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