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Bolshevilri are ltetreating Along the Whole Line

(special to The Guardian.)

WARtSAlW, Aug. flL-Polsnlfs] army is rapidly following up tho retreatlrs went? northeast and east. of Warsaw and further suc- cesses for the Poles are reported. The recapture of Sokolow Drohic- gyn and Biala with thousands of prisoners and a great amount of war material is reported in today's oiilclnl commiinique. At Sisdlce

, the Poles captured armed volun-

leer Jewish detachments composed of local communists. To the northwest u} Wnrsaw Bolshevlkl attacked the Poles in a drive dre- signed to carry them across the Visluia where the-re is a pontoon! bridge but the Polish counter stroke broke the attack_ ln the operatiolribey werefiaided by civi- lions who fought side by aide with inisrttrymen and did fine work_ To- . day's communique announces re- pulses by Polish infantry of de- tachments of General Budeills, So-

viet cavalry, which had reached rand mupitiong,

Wlnniki nine miles southeast (of Lembergy The Poles occupy up- per Silesia.

LONDON, Aug. 21.-—'l‘he Poles trove occupied the border territory on the Upper Silesia 2,000 troops having seized many villages in the Knttowuitz district. according to Berlin despatches to the central News, quoting advices from Beu- then.

PAltlS, Aug. 21_—The success oi the Poles in throwing back the Bnlalleviki in battle oi Warsaw was "s polish victory," French ‘General Rlgend told s. delegation from Warsnvwwhs-nnd coins to iell hlnahe was ham the popular man in Poland and was proclaimed by all as tbs "saviour of Warsawj’

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WARSAW August 2I.—Polisb armies continuing their offensive. have reds-ken nearly 10,000 square lmiles of territory from (the Bolshs vikl, .it was officially announced today. Polish offensive in the dlrec tion of enst Prussia is developing swiftly the communique said.

West of Lublin and South East of Warsaw the Poles recaptured 2.000 square miles of territory he- tween Ciochanof and -Pultusk, ad- vancing to depth oi 5 miles.

East oi (Warsaw on the line of Nova-Minsk. Siedlice and Biala we recaptured more than 7,000 square miles, advancing fifty miles on 125 mile front.

Additional Demands by Houston's.

LONDON August ZL-Addltion- ai demands" have been made upon

(Poland by Russ-la, according to . terms submitted Thursday at. Min- sk and mode public here by M. Kameneff, Bolshevlki trade cnm- misslioner, luhese demands which hitherto had not been mode public included the creation oi a Polish ‘fcivic militia" composed of» work»- _ers to be armed with equipment,

Germs-w Demand Commercial Treaty With Russia.

r (BERLIN, August 21.-—'1‘hs de- mands oi German radicals for a Russo German commercial alliance appeared to be spreading today. The veering of military advantage ir| Poland Ifrom Russians to the Poles has created a fear among German workers that their own re public is lmperllied. A demonstra- tion in flavor oi the proposed En- tente with Soviet Russia have spread from Berlin to other cities and unrest is growing particularly in, the western industrial dis- tricts.

Russian Delegates Submit ‘forms.

.MOS W. A_ t BL-ilkuulsh and ~Pol’ arm stloe commission- ‘ers held their-second session yes- ,terday it ‘was officially announced ‘hers today. The Russians sub- which were identical with those transmitted to tPremler Lloyd George, Soviet re- presentatives. prote-ted lthnt she Poles were purpose), dragging out the negotiations. ,

Wranqel Launches Major Attack.

PAIRJTS, August 21.—~Whiio the 130183 are pressing their offensive between the Baltic and Rumnnlan frontier, General Wrangel has luun

ched a successfully rnnior attack on the Black Sea front, according to advices received here today ill’ the anti-Bolsheviliit leaders recre- ssntntives. The Bolshevlkl are mass ing large forces on tho left bank or the Dn-leper and were reported to have crossed the river and at- tacked WrangeTs right wing near Kherson. Wrangel counter-attacked pushing the Reds back across the river, he then iololwerl with a sen oral advance on 150 mile front along the river between Kherscn and Orekh. A number of villages onthe left bank were captured and lateyesterday the counter offensive was still progressing favorably.

PAlR-LS, August 21.——Tlle Poles load taken 15,000 lBolahevlki pris- oners up to Thursdu". the French war office announced today. Yes- terday they captured an additional 300 in occuplng Glinany, Fierce dlghtlng was reported to be inpro- gross along the Bug near Brest Lituvsk, also rin (he vicinity oi Oiechanof and Plonek.

Bolshovlki Fortifications Destroy"

WA-SHTNGTON. August 21.—Iloi- shsvlki fortifications in south Rus- sia at the entrance to Dnepier ltiv- er have been destroyed h)‘ forces of General Wrangel, nnti Bolshevlkt leader, the Slate JJB- partment was advised today-

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(Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON. August 21.—iWlth the llllllosition press snapping at his 118818‘. Premier (Lloyd George (is solng serenely on his way on his first vacation in years. He is now in Switzerland with half u dozen so called crises threatened the Qllllostion objected to the Prem- ier"! lleharture lbut he displayed his usual calm front us he packed up llisibags (any! headed for the

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continent. This departure of the Premier is typical of Lloyd George in dealing with his opposition de- spite contrary reports it is stated cn reliable authority that the Prom ler was never in better physical shape than at the present time. l-le probably will utilize his holidays by conferring with Giolettl in Italy and possibly Miller-and in France, while members oi his cabinet and his personal advisers are taking ic-ai vacations.

phans of the West

There ‘has been DeBlofs Brothers for a fund for tbebeneflt of the wtrlnw and cr- phans of Captain William McRae, Bonshaw, who gave his life in vain endeavor to rescue his com- rade, William McLeod, New H-aven, who fell into the West River from the motor boat tStrat/hgartney.

Soviet Rising in Germany

(Special to The Guardian.)

AMSTERDAM August 2l.—Com munist rioting is spreading through out. Wectphplia. acoondlng to~ ‘ad- ‘vices receivotl here today. A Soviet Republic was proclaim- ed in Velbert-yesterday. A general rebellion oi miners is feared. Westphalia ls an extensive district in northwest Germany, containing mines and large industrial centres. Velbert is itn Dusseldorf region, five miles southwest oi Essen.

Peace Terms Submitted v To The Poles

(Special to The Guardian.) LONDON, Aug. 21.—'i‘he terms

submitted by M. Danlshevsky oi th Bclsheviki delegation at Minsk at Thursday's session oi Russo- Polish Pence conference are given in n despatch from M. Chitcheren. Bolshevlkl Foreign Minister and issued by Russian delegation in London last night

Missing Boy Dead in a Swamp

(Special to The Guardian.) HOPWELL l-liLL, N B.—-A _ 21—-!I‘he body of Worth Tlngiey, eighteen years old, sou oi Mrs_ Laura Tlngley oi Hopwell Cape. who had been missing from home twenty-four hours was found today in a. swarm!- epileptic attacks and it is suit" posed he iell in a fit and suffoca- ted-

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After Many Changes‘

the Popular" Playhouse will Renew its Activities Today with a Mammoth Pro- gramme, Introducing with Many Other Features Jack Dempsey the Best

Known Man in the

tor of a New Serial.

With the Prince Edward Theatre closed thousands feel that some- thing seems lacking in the com- munity life as even the Strand at- tractive as it has been lllade does not take the place oi the Grafton Street playhouse.

Tbs Prisnoe Edward management in (pursuit of their well known policy of keeping the theatre right upto the times. closed shop about 1W0 months ago, since when the premise-l ‘have been ‘invaded by carpenters, painters" electricians, and last but by no means least u number of scrub ‘women. the effect of whose artistry is clearly manl- fest in the sitting room, cleanli- lléss‘ of the entrance, main floor and balcony,-

rNew electric fixtures of the most modern and improved type have been installed, and a dimming sys ' tem which enables the operator to secure any degree of illumination

...__.i-_.__ an immediate "Greater love hath no man" has vat Wm producing an Que“ 8mm" “Y5 m“ towthe Tizlflg and set-ting sun.

‘ t f . Subscriptions ‘vunN-‘lollfl m: 8121:: door to the back ‘

the theatre has

sen; to the Charlottetown Guardian been repalmed and redecorated m

u, will be duly acknowledged.

Deillois rBros. per Mr. George lDa~

Blois" $100.00 Goff Bros. per "Mr. J.

A. Robertson, $25.00.

EXT-RA HEAVY RUN 0F HERfii-NG Huts‘.

0ST. JOHN, August 18.—-‘i‘l\ers is

at present a very heavy run oil herring in the harbor, and all are what is termed perfect oil fish As a result the boats are arriving‘ from down the bay and the boat- men are offering fllve dollars per hogshead ior the fish. This price the welrmen refuse to accept, as they are satisfied that the fish are worth at least ten dollars per b088- llsarl which has‘ been paid. l-t is understood that one weir yeste .la-y sold sixty hogsllends to tho boatnlen for five dollars per hogs- lilead libink-hng [than others were doing the same, but that no more \v|it be. solti at this low figure. i The local fishermen pay a high rate for the fishing privileges in lili! harbor and now that there is a roal ‘good run of fish it appears to them that ‘they should make‘ some profit of their haIrd work.

Forest Fires Burn

C. N. R. Bridges

[scrl-ption now will gain as

l (Special to The Guardian.) | KAMlLOOPS, B_ C., Auz. Passengers on the Canadian Na- tional Railway are still beinz transferred across streams where bridges have been burned in sleet lforest fires which occurred over ll‘ ' north oi KnmIooPB on Monday night and Tuesday_ Latest reports received from the- district show tllirtY ranchers and homestends absolutely bullied out and many ill-Ollie M" ""7 narrow escapes with their llves_

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Three Mon Posing As Dolsplil/QI Robbed Clllnamen of 511.000

MONTREAL, August 20—-Posln8 as City Detectivesthree bulldilfl nt an early hour this mornins- entered the Chinese Merchants Club, and after pretending to search the premises for opium robbed i118

ln a light that took place "V0 Chinnmen were badly injured. Thu bandits lifter a general search of

th premises ordered the Chit-Peel e" Yflmrlhl’ “i "M" "n" h” had- toeopan the safe, where the money gone through the main street resi- ments of covered the Chinamen with revol-

was found. Having secured it they

vars and started to leave the bulld- ing for an automobile waiting out- side. The Chlnamen attacked them Ah Sing Wong, one of the men. was beaten into insensibiity with

celestlsn was allot in the leg. The bandits then decamlped in their

car. ‘ Charles Jackson was arrested within twenty minutes oi the hold- up. and is alleged to have been conc nu: in the robbery. A reward will in offered for information leading to the arrest. of the other . two robbers. Jackson was identifi- ed by both victims, and by other

most attractive design. . The ‘ticket office has been’ en- larged and placed onthe oposite

and Improvements

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theatre uccomod-ation. rl-lerr- is found a large waiting room, ladies sitting room, toilets, nrwl in the front an excellent. oportunity for the street display of advertising for the current and coming pro- grams. This vet-y much nerzlr-J and marked improvement lira been made possible by acoulr-ing all the premises" formerly used by the North American Life ($0., and sub- ten-ants.

The cnrpsntcr work has been done by Lowe Bros. under the direction of Mr. W-m. Vlncen-Li Willie ‘Mr. Vincent, and Mr, Fred Betta, decorator and electrlcan respectively for F. G. Spencer. have done effective work In their own departments.

Charlottetown can now more then ever before boast of a thea- tre which is creditable alike to the City and lessee, and with three or four exceptions at the most. fully equal t0 any in the Maritime Provinces.

The Opening programme is of such to gin/e a clear measure of shtisfaction and a novelty in con- nection therewitlrwill be the in- troduction of Jack Dempsey the party who is claimed to be the best

side oi the lobby, the former 0f- lfice making way for an entrance ‘to a substantial addition to the

is tile lending nlnn in the new

known mun in the world. Dempsey serial. i

Contest Candidates Today

Triple Votes To Be

The biggest vote offer of the en- tire contest is announced on tn- <lny's contest page. Threc times the regulilr schedule of votes will bc given 0n all subscriptions He" cured this week. ‘

This new vote offer has got all tho previous vote offer, backn-l off the mop for magnitude. hlnk 0f it. Not only n few extra votes as have been formerly given but three times‘ what your vote schedules call for.

There is not a candidate in the ii-st who by putting forth his hes-t efforts this week during the big triple vote offer could nol climb from the bottom to the top of the __llst. This‘ vote offer will especially be to the advantage of those candl- dates who heretofore have done only little in the Contest. One sub- many votes as three did the first week of the contest. Triple votes! Those two words mean one thing-Hurry. do your very best t-hls week and see how many votes you can amass by next Saturday night. ’

Of course. any candidate can gain tremendously by taking nrl- vantage of the Triple Vote offer this ‘week. it is remarkable how soon tbs votes will count up: A little iE-XTRA effort this week nnu some candidate will almost surely

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have “clnched" the Gray Dort. Onl-y ' a few weeks rerusiu now ln which‘

to strive for the $5.000 worth of valuable prizes which are to be given away at the fizulsh of the Competition. This week is un- doubtedly the very best one to reward your efforts in votes, so .w-lly not put every ounce of energy you have iuto operation this week‘! Remember-won cannot possibly lose in this Contest~ryou are bound to get at least 10 per cent of all

Sask. Harvest Best In History

(Special to The Guardian.) PlRiN-CE ALBERT, SASK_, Aug.

21-(Nortbern Saskatchewan is nolw harvesting what will prove to be one of the best crops in its his- tory. The wheat will average 22 to 2.6 bushels per acre, oats 4 to 12, Barley 36 to 50, Potatoes and Field Roots and Garden products were never better. There has been an enormous return from wild fruits. Farm labor is slightly below the demand but the situltion in this regard is not such as to seriously hamper harvesting. The average wheat yield over. the whole of southern Alberta is about 20 bush- sls to the sore‘ The oat crop is not lo heavy with an average of

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Given This Week

your collections lf you don't get a prize, nnd it is a practical certain- ty that ln a Contest of this size with such a big prize list every ' Canldldlate who works ls‘ sure to

couture one of t-he valuable prizes. f t , It just remains wltll you what prize, §.‘,'“§Zi§',,°,f,,b§,m°°§,§,ffi§§,“f ‘$13,113:

it will] be. A little harder work this week and a bigger prize awaits‘

you. A good bit of har.l work this m,“ ma,“

week and n big prize is surely go- ing to be yours‘; a lop, cf hard work‘ this week and the Gray Dort glides smoothly to meet you. What one of the three degrees of work are You 80in: to put iznto the Contest this week during the big Triple

Business Likely to be Wound l1pT0iltl1l.Iil-

having been put in the argument on the rail-way rates case will be c the various through not later than noon on Sa-

' on July 25th.

B, bridge at Reversing Falls, was drowned in the falls yesterday af-

ANOTHE-R DTGPUTE AT SPRING HIILL

teresting Statistics on Earnings of- Various Sections. A 5

(Special to The Guardian.) 0'i"i‘A'Vt'-A Aug. 21.--All evidence

up the time so the ease could be concluded this week, He added it this were not possible be would postpone bis visit to till out,