Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 35, Hammond, Lake County, 29 July 1920 — Page 8

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THE T-QfES

RUSSIANS

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POLISH FRONT

BY FRANK MASON rgTaFT CO-RESPONDENT H. StRVICtl BERLIN. July 29 During fthting on th Polish battla front. whic hhas rollnwed Rui' acceptance of FoUndpie for n armistice the Russians hve broken the Polish front over its entire length along the Nlemin river, said a dispatch from Warsaw today. The Polish lossea are reported to be heavy. Polish aviators report the Russian hifh command is massing ten thousand cavalrymen between Vllna and Grodno, indicating that the Bolshevik are preparing for a new drive north of Warsaw. A possible explanation of the continued fighting by the Russian Red Army was contained in the following dispatch from Marggrabowa to the newspaper Keuer Berliner: "Officers of the old czarist regime In the Rui!an army are refusing to obey Moscow's order for an armistice with the Poles. Tension has developed between the Bolshevik commissars and the army generals. Apparently the latter are either unable or unwilling to restrain the troops." The Polish military authorities at Posen have arrested 150 German agitators In that district, according to news from MeserJts. There is no confirmation of the rumor current here yesterday that a revolution had broken out at Posen.

Minister of Defense Gessler haa issued a proclamation warning Germans to beware of Bolshevik agents who pretend to be recruiting soldiers for service In the Russian "white" (antiBolshevik) army. There ts reported tt be much activity in different parts of Germany by recruiting agents who declare they are seeking men from Gen. TTrangel's army on Crimean front. vThe allied mission at Dantx'.g is taking stern measures to put do-.vn labor trouble that arose over the shipment of war supplies to Poland. It is reported that British soldiers are being used as strike breakers to unload hjps containing mnuitions consigned to the Polish army.

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"business hours are the busy hours tor tlje traJCc cop. For the most part, ea evenings and Sundays he is off the Job. This indicates tvetter than any argument that the term 'pleasure car' la a misonomer. The automobile today Is a passenger carrying business vehicle. - ThAt Is the way E. V. Cox. Firestone representative, summed up the case of the automobile vs. the careless speaker yesterday in his office sanctum, while the automobile editor wu a csller there. A busineasj acquaintance had Just departed aJter thoughtlessly offending by the use of the words "pleasure car." They are words that the initiated know aJJ always be counted on to ruffle up anyone In the automotive Industry. "Myb In the early days, when the automobile could not be depended on to 'get there.' " went on the Firestone man, "the business man might have reserved automobiling for his holidays, wh?n he weuld have lots of time to fix runeturea and tinker with a balky engine. But today he usee it only incidentally for pleasure rides. Helping him In the conduct of his business, or helping his wife on her calls to the grocer or dressmaker, t its main function. the harm done by the man who persists In .calling ixn automobile a pleasure car is this: H is -u;fyinsr it as a luxury, and in these uajn of h:jcli taxes, with luxuries very rr"Pe"1: ' i" things most taxed, we can't afford la put it In that class. Putting a tax on H is putting a tax on progress in business. Tet the power of suggestion made by unthinking speakers will cause unthinking legislators to put upon it taxation burden beyond what Is reasonable. It's up to every man who uses an automobile in his business to help educate the public to its real status a passengtr car. of practical utility In business." Ar.d as the automobi'e editor thinks the same about it as the Firestone man he is publishing: his sentiments a? above, all together, henceforth and forever, let's make it "passenger" car.

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In a recent statement Sir Flamar Greenwood, chief secretary for Ireland, declared that the troopa and police had shown the sternest impartiality in Ireland ar-1 that the presence of the

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REPORT VILLA'S CAPTURE INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE T.'ASHI.VGTON. July Z$. I nconftrm ed reports of the surrender of Francisco Villa to the Mexican Federal forces at Sabinas, were received by the state derartment this afternoon from Chihuahua. The state department at the same time announced that vigorous representations have been made to Mexican government demanding the release of Cari Haegelin. an American, who is reported to be held by Villa at Sabinas. Reports to the state department from Piedras Negras stated that the Mexican Federal troops ars advancing to Sabinas from Montlova and that aiditjonal forces are being hid in readiness in the Northern part of Mexico for use in the event of VHIsls forces failing to surrender.

A note has been flispatcher to Moi-ex-w notifying the soviet government that Russia must consent to a general

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REPUBLICANS AFTER DEMOCRATIC SEATS CHICAGO, July JS Republicans wtl: concentrate much of their energies from now until election in campaigning

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