The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1920, Page 1

M’GRAW COUNSEL DEMANDS ROW INQUIRY HIGH JUMP IN OLYMPIAD WON BY NEW REDS DEFEATED AND POLES BEGIN WIDE OFFENSIV To-night’s weather—FAIR. Poomorn morrow’s weather—FAIR, \ = SSM PERE IW “BABE” RUTH’S OWN LIFE STORY Che See Page 3 = Circulation Books Open to All,”’ ] Lh WWM Lill (dddddddddlde vol. LXI. NO. a (512—DAILY. Conran 1020, by The Pree Pub NEW Y 0 RK, TU ES! DAY, AUGUST 17, “49 2 0. ae =k -: New York, TNPGRAW COUNSELASKS SWANN PAVERS WOVE rlegra r, eNOTEONSUFRAE RUSSIANS BEATEN IN DRIVE. FOR IMMEDIATE GRAND JURY ns a ae QN WARSAW: POLES LAUNCH - INQUIRY IN SLAVIN. NUR ns cee GREAT COUNTERATTAGKS. Sox Teams Stirred: by “Suffs” and “Antis” as the Chapman's Death. | Debate Is Opened. —_ ¢ Fallon Wants Quick Investiga-| tion “In Order That ithe | DANGER IN FAST BALL Innuendoes May Stop.’ sae Sie aS AS SHE CRAWLS Col. Ruppert Decli ures Pitchers| : COMEDI. AN NO BETTER. Cannot Be Held Respon- : cause He Fails to Rally, | BOSTON, Aue. Bven before| * Says Dr. Hollis. French Tanks Give Efficient Aida Reds ReportedForced Beck Acai sentatives of Each Side. Over Front of Nearly 200 Miles. * NEW BATTLE OF ROSES. NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 171 —De te on adaption of a resolution pro WARSAW, Aug. 17 (1 A. M.) (Associated Press).—The Russian | |Pressure upon Warsaw has been relieved, according to the official Polish 4 communique, just issued. Gen, Pilsudski directed the counter-stroke that day in the Lower House of the ‘Ten. !cffected this relief, it is said. nessee Legislature with prospects of The staternent says the Bolshéviki, wh cross q a vote within a few hours, The § Sy i; ng eatin, r the, Ny Vistula southeast of Warsaw,"in the region of Maciejowice (thirty-five® imiles from the capital), were forced back. Vien resolution, Standing room was At a premium when the House met| rhe right’ wing of the fourth Polish army, in breaking the Soviét. : Corridors of the Capitol were crowded | esistance at Kock (thirty-two miles south of Siedice) took 200 Russians with those who arrived too late to) prisoner and captured some cannon and fourteen machine guns. squirm their way into the Chamber —@ The | but they remained communique announces that ‘The thousands of yellow roses worn |the Poles in following up thelr couse yy the suffragists and crimaon rose ter-offensive te relieve the pressure worn by thet antag « o ) . a0 on Warsaw have advanced along the |entire northern front. They have” (}f WALL ST HOUSE pushed the Russians beyond the ; Wyra River and regained Ciechanow, | he Soviet forces retreating while. me peene a iste | ih sh aviators fired on them with Hi i i 1 Bo atioa ertenay nae meshing guns. 4 ox Pe i f ee ab é Miohting continues in the region of it his presence to put Svf- =, haere to the northeast of Ware He sald he would cance = SuW, thé statement says, engagements to come here|/Shipment From Milwaukee) WARSAW, Aug. 16 (6 P. at, ‘Asean | ork r Teves? ‘ ? eluted Press).—The Russh in| Taken Especially for The Evening World To-Day by a Staff fara wont s | Vanishes in Chicago on hold upon the utes of Walenta Photographer. ni Way Here. been broken, wccurding to Allied efe! feers here. * e death of Roy Chapman there was the Red ming ratification of the Fy - Bullets Pierce Body in Seeking William J. Fallon, former 6 : 7 District Attorney of Westct i | Safety in Well After Leap ty and now of tho law firm of Malloy on Fence. & McGee of No, 1 s been retained by John J. MeGraw.| Mary Velloto, nineteen ve clty to Suffrage Amendment was open rl Mays from organized ould the Injury to Chap fatal, Feeling In) both sinst Mays has run high Old. | sine the tleht qf t mugrnates by! + he was transferred to New|? Broadway, ha ate already has adopted the ratifica- manager of the Giants, according | f Lyndhurst, N. J, was sho after deserting the Red Sox Red Sox had a clubhouse | "| meeting after yesterday's game to discuss the injury to Chapman. Out Menoskey suid an agreem n this after- Killed at $ o'clock this morning } Notice served by Mr. Fal ed suitor, who came there from se, NLY Noon upon District At and Assistant Di ger and Marro, in ¢ case rowing out have Mays cule Lambs’ Club and howe suffered by John ©. s of similar hae di McGraw has s out the Chamber and Neity in a manner t warrant, Fallon ¢ ing of Mr. Swann ter be turned over imme Grand Jury or to a city milar to that of order that innuendoes may stop.” The Nigh-speed underhand delivery “Postponement fled und is being tejals. A cit f Mays has frequently caused com inquiry into the injury that befell Wl ree aatinn™. ipai gaa, GR John ©, Slavin,” said Fallon, “is par t he was iieni injuring nd ¢ It is believed Melone hag fled to the ump, a quarter of a mile away ie risk whether ¢ ticularly inopport widespreatl publict 8 to drive ther a = a : The Polish counter-offenaive ie de« given this untorty the banks of the Passat a Tat eee eo d to be in full sway at vanlowsy: | occurrence, The dos may used in the spectators might remain, "The besa sae a $a ssi With Ue Soviet forces Sallie } Ms ‘ w might ir r Offiet y that in oe nee jon lost 51 to 45, a two-thirds yote ; 4 a from! BE watt in fusion. = ror the extensive ce Mis captures ¥ will t asebu. ere were So aoa prominent part in the guidance matter, but can hardly suttice te plain the reason for ad front th velled accusat Er und ees ani Es of the Polish army Weygand Injury that A tiixic ua : ‘ Poth sree iv Suid to be the General responsible ‘ neither moral nor legal guilt The Vel girl had been a aweet 3 ‘ sesadicde» geuve | ty ean the ihvuders, the part of any ¢ untae ert ’ Ltt She eur t “i ial ern implements of war } that, MoGraw (1 no wity partict March and since joe of in the days of Kooctaamal in this happening nor in any way] oy ud ‘called ¢ — and ‘ier defenders of Warsaw weta bro! into play to-day » Invaders of Poland trom v were airplanes path= ‘ ay on bombing raids upon — ; CHAPMAN KILLED [New York A.C Ent int Makes! Arthur T. Walker, Legatee of } spend New York, It wasisall 1 BY PITCHED BALL; | !:24 Metres—Americans the | Searles Fortune, Is Part of | ee MAYS IS CLEARED) <0! and Pind Places. Subway Rush. 1 contributed to f] ‘In view of the have been made, with Uon whatsoever and fair that only just pros | 5 ing more tc | Soviet forces pressing upon the eltytat] ir atie aeve OLYMPIC STADIUM, ANTWERP! Among thn’ other clerke whol") ; eae Ay & had been! gates, tanks which had seen pin ic | ‘ M Wife Prostrated by Death of Cleve ser sai ! package JUY] in France ax » See in one : y j Aug. 17—R. W. Iaindon of the New 2 a anes Say BOUL GRRE Ae i nenee: aay | ce and cannon which with | then ine threaten land Shortstop Hit at Polo York.A. Ci won) the nnat inthe as NKfaai dst ‘i Kas ; ne shot coukt shatter some of Ware criminal | Mrs, Velloto satd Ground Vain ais ; ta pi ‘ vaw's buildings, which have etood “MoGraw to] When Melor J into the Ve sa auhacin qu ue phat i } eiwone a ‘ mord thin 150 years, ‘There wang vindicate himself asa N- | lote home n of Raymond Chaproaan 4y an Nh #0) doin t 1 a \ New Yo % ical te ord Don't fet it : Armored spe boats on the Vis- fiuendoes, an ePRENG 1 ballplay be [new Olympic re t. Lantos! mp A ir 4 Walke ft ne " itor rmed with machine guns, the District Atte to a full yin st Olyn: . Hey t | i of modern day soldiers, investigation and le 1 «© house, | (Continued on Second Page.) * naan palais 5 | 1 H A. : Implements of these types are not an indictment so that these intar c nh bY } > Se . tennant wee as tod ‘he wast f tdward F.llarge né pulatio. . a vere in { numbers, but there age accusations may assume a me hed AMERICA LEADS . 7 : f etas ‘ «© Rout H me, ) other types in addition, » form in order to enable rof the u 1 n Pra wh ad ana isna? - . =|LONG SHORE STRIKE any of which were supplied by the | Sage verse nate a IN OLYMPIAD] isco were tied for sevens piace at FINALLY SEPT. mm scopriig 10 agreccene ta e. 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