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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-07-03
A SAFE TEST

For those who are in need OF a
remedy for kidney troubles AMI back
ache, it is a good plan to try Doan's
Kidney Pills. They are strongly
recommended by grateful people.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Huffman, 209 s. James
St, Aberdeen, Miss, says: Il suffer-
ed from uric acid poison. My back
vas weak and had pains through
ny loins. Ny kidneys were disor-
dered and my left limb was swollen,
causing me lot of worry My kid
neys were at fault, as they didn't
throw off the poison from my system
was in bed for four months and
was practically a cripple. didn't
find relief until began using Doan's
Kidney Pills. The swelling in my
limb disappeared, my kidneys acted
right and my health improved Since
then l have never been lad up or
needed to have a Doctor on account
of those troubles"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Huffman had. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-07-03
CHANCERY SUMMONS

The State Of Mississippi.
To W. j. Pilgreen whose Post-office
address when last heard from was
Dallas, Texas, K. T. Wagner, Mi
nor, Hartshorn, Oklahoma, and
Margaret Wagner, Minor, Harts.
horn. Oklahoma, both Of whom are
living with their father. w. T. Wag-
ner. at Hartshorn, Oklahoma, and
to Louisa Wagner, Minor. and Mil
bred Wagner, Minor, both Of whom
are also children of W. T, Wagner,
the last named two living with their
grandmother. Mrs. N. L. Pilgreen,
in Chickasaw County, Mississippi,
and to w. T. Wagner, Hartshorn,
Ok shoma, father of the four above
named Minors:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Hon. A. j. Mcintyre, Chan.
cellor of the LIST Chancery District Of
and for the Second Dis.
trict of Chickasaw County in said
State, sitting at Bonneville. Mississip.
pi, on Monday the 4th day of August.
1919. at 10 o'clock A. M, and show
cause, il any you can. why the Final
Account of Mrs. N, L. Pigreen. as
of the Estate Of K. T.
Pilgreen, deceased, which is now
on file in the office Of the Chancery
Clerk Of the Second District of Chick
asaw County, Miss. at Okolona,
Miss, should not be approved and
allowed and said Administrative dis
charged.
This 18th day of June, A D. 1919.
w. A. WILKINSON, Clerk.
By w. j. WILLIAMS, D. c.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-07-03


-four with two teaepoonfuls of baking
powder add one egg and some salt,
mix well and drop from Il teaspoon,
cover tightly and cook eight minutes
without raising the lid. Flour should
he used to make q drop batter the
amount will vary Slightly with the con
sistency Of the huttermilk as well az
the -four
Friendship Village Muffins.--Beat
two eggs, add four tablespoOnfulS Of
sugar, two of shortening and one cup
full of milk, flour TO make n thin bat
ter like griddle cakes; add one tea
spoonful Of baking powder to the flour.
For corn mullins add half cOrnmeal
and the other half flour.
Oatmeal 6read.-Take one quart
of cooked oatmeal, One-half cupfil Of
molasses, cool and add yeast cake dis
solved in One-f0urth Of cupful of wa
ter, one teaSpoOnful of salt and -four
to make sponge. Let rise one and
one-haH hours, then make into loaveS.
giving one kneading in the mixing
bowl
WaffIes.-Talle one cupful of thick
sour milk, three tablespoonfus Of
melted fat two eggs. One-fourth of a
teaspoOnful of salt, Onc-half teaspoon
full of soda. and one and One-fOurth
cupfuls of flour. Mix the salt and
soda in the -four. beat the yOlks and
whites separately; add the fat just
before folding in the whites. Cook on
a hot welI-greased waffle iron.
Raised Muffins.-Take three cup
fuls Of warm water, half cupful of
fat, two eggs, two teaspoonfuls of salt,
two-thirds Of a cupful Of yeast, two
thirds of a cupful of sugar; stir as
stiff as possible with flour, then let
rise, stir down, cover closely and set
in n cool plnrn Pvt into muffin mans
for' ! 'r& hefo~N hey are v, ntc..
.30.e i. 4 .ot Il.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-07-03
PETITION FOR PARDON
State Of Mississippi.
Chickasaw County. End Dist.

Chickassw County. End Dist.
The e4co.d P4i'i,n for A1asey
o.. lie list pe',on haying ben
Legally made 70 the Governor and he
Mississippi State Board Of Pardons.
now makes his second Petition to said
Board asking That this Notice Publ
shed according to law. That his petit
ton be taken Notice Of and Consider.
ed by said Board as it may come up
in legal form. I'D sal . .~.....
Filed this July 3rd 1919.
Ausey Orr and others.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-07-03

add Il small piece OF veal
and when all IL we'll
cooked drop in some Of
these dunlplings with a
teaspoon and they win
ie rc"dy 20 sc"ve IN eight
miAutes.
DGr1PiinGs.-Take one
cupful of nice fresh but
ternilli. silt q cnnfnl of
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-07-03
The KITCHEN
CABINET

The most I can d. Tor my friend In
simply TO be hH friend, ! have no
wealth TO b.Htow upon him n no
knows I am happy IN loving him he
win want no other reward. Il not
friendship divine IN thi82-Layatin.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-07-03
piles Cured in 6 to 1ADavs

DRUGGISTS refund money II PAZ0 OINTMENT fails
to cure Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protrudng Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can Get
ressiul sleep after the first application. Price &c
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-07-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The Road Commissioners of Sup.
ervisors District No.. 3 Of Chickasaw
County. Mississippi. will receive bids
for the grading Of approximately
twelve miles of Roads in said District
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Monday, July
18th.
Profiles and specifications are on
file with the Chancery Clerk at
Houston. Mississippi or may be seen
at the office of r. j. West, Attorney
for the Commissioners. at Okolona,
Miss.
The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids. Bids
will be made for each separate sect
ion Of the roads proposed to be grad
ed.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check for $50000 payable
10 Road Commissioners of Supervis.
ors District No. 3. Chickasaw County,
Mississippi.
W. E. Savage
B. j. Abbott
G. II. BabbiH, Commissioners.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-07-03
GOOD THINGS WE ALL ENJOY.

When chicken meat end the bones
are left too small an amount to serve
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
SAY RUSH IS TEMPORARY
MANY IMMIGRANTS HAVE
BEEN TO AMERICA BEFORE
Returned to Europe to Fight Durins.
War md Arc Coming Back
Now to Stny.
lI;v Nssocintcd prena. l

NEW YORK. Dee. $o.--iIeavy immi-
a uiIs wn l, na n 'aSen ihe Gaeiitiss
Of steamships at this port is only tenn,
porHry and prcsages no great influx
~ q, i i. That VIII affect tho labor
opinion OF immigration authorities
here
They estimated today that mex. years
Immigration through New York will be
only 3pO.Op0 az compared with pre- war
figures OF from 100000 TO l,0Q0.QGO an
nually.
Few OF the thousands of passengers
arriving hero daily from abroad arc
coming to this country unless they
ives are already here.
Prohabl? 81 poi' cent Of the rccen,
arrivals are reeservisis. mostly Italians
their native land. Many Of them arr,
Aymerican citizens. :ibou, whose ud-
mission there Is no question.
Immigrants OF Good Character.
:. the character Of the present influx
.S considered by Representative Isaac
s,esci. member Of tho Iiousc limit
SS rrors coWmmttee, as hishcr than ever
thousands OF dollars. reprepcnting In
some cases the conversion OF property
IN tneir native land o. The residue or
prosperous mercantile or nlanufactur-
ing business damaged or destroyed by
- \ reduction TO 80 years from the 81
Ont" is contemplated by In" House
committee. according 10 Mr.. SIcpal Iir
lies NE, ,hc cIse OF brothers who immi
citizens and were worth ytHo. 900 when
th.y sen, FOR their parents the
iathrr was 81 years OF age and could
not read. He was deportcd.
1t is believed that the new literacy
tsSt: which requires the reading clearly
Immigration by so per cent upon whjcl,
the cstimn;" OF imml e ration of 500 0nn
through New York next year ~ pre-
Hard 10 Obtain Passports.
furthcr Indications thht the present
i,nrush here Is but temporary are tho
htfhculties for. any passenger 10 obtain
PASSPORTS and the idloness Of othcr
i,orts OF entry such as Uoston. Phiia
delphia and baltimore.
The rise Of an American consul
abroad is necessary on nm immirrami's
passport. Each consul has taboo list
MO are suspected Of having aided
IN. enemies OF III" allies during The
,.r Nonc such l. permitted 10 emit
" non the consul receives an ami.
catiTi Tor a passport he has to IL
YES, isaie tho character of the appi-
'Iitcd states as to the character ard
resources or the relatives whom III.
nnniiG,ani PROPOSES 10 join So rigoi.,
and $" rushed are the steamship iines
l"r -c1"mlnoda'ion for those fitted to
corr" to ihis country, that 4, il hc-
pie besides citi2any or reiati!.sp ~.
res henis nave about one chance n,
i'"oc o, Nn'ns rating At present
Finding Many Stowamny..
The condition has resulted IN am
abnormal number q stowaways In
ships bound for New York In ono
recent week The unprecedented num-
ncr n' iiI;v was caught and deport.l.
ics :dHS slowing away tho only Other
IlciH"n lone foreigner. unrelated II,
this country, can INN crate is To shin
- :, sui!oT on u vessel bound for NEW
lofk ana desert when the vessel makes
noIt, ~ IS in this way, Mr.. Sicgcl b.
!'"Ntf in"t BoiShcvlsts and other Reds
are now coming 10 this country, il at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Keyboard Touches
Solnce OF Departed Homances.
by FRANK II. BROOKS.

Tie last romance OF an old man or woman
principally of old men. Is granted that ali ro,
in.nccs arc pleasant. one Of the mos, leigh tful
solaces OF the late afternoon or humhif cx-
stencc One must be alone TO be thoro,1.hIv
conIortGd by such recalls.
-, You must Mnderstand 10 get what we mean
ity' nor Or, hgment OF The maginnton, nor vet
romance OF rea! l!fe--the, sort that is like the
remnants Of an aroma from old decanteT
a. a withcrcd bunch OF flowers. The young do
not rcali.c what romance IL until after 1t Ia
Enne--until they have to look for it. You
know how blessings brighten as they take their
Tight. Occasionally one has but romance In
lie. Hut the whose heart
strings arc always In tune has more than
picture on the wall. Now and then one loves
nut once. Homanccs come OF conditions or
compartments. The man or woman who never
before a fireplace that bazcs and contrast ro-
mnnccs is delight that comes only when
has travelled long road.
There is 4 tint OF pathos in the feeling that
one mas had his or her last romance. We may
SO dead as pershed delight Nevertheless. q
al r"n , know the novelist says, Ills better
!ovGd" 4 the e.. last romance has tender recol.
..xpirimg color is frequently more radiant than
birds in the solitude singing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
From Other Viewpoints
Foster Our War-WOn Industries.
ny FRANCIS 4. COLLINS.

sa F n nFstas tS's o @"' sup
i;eiore NE war 5" per cent OF the toys
TGs 1 @%@ ,ae'9:%S S
@ @ H re ID Mi ore Of lie
in and lead soldiers which formerly came from
a .r mSs WIN the hnn @os 81 m nnrrials p
Wi ever regein cye small ntoportio l''o OF tn lis
vain" r; h, ,,,. '%! ~ ;rai"
Der Of manifaciur$$d riess neit. " MAS
she had SeGo ~ g Hom u To @" d "%
varsty 81 m4Hnta',TGh products indcspensabln
a%nn Of 1G@s to ME- Mo er 81 Of The
a"ues instead Of tmn@F hs md FSH' "a}}Tf
learned 20 .n3pIy our own lone demands and
IN may instances export the excess al pro-
". h.yf i,sen in, IN The liable for years for H.
rom rano" and i% whi S our "a SIX at,
ra1Sd Gnaar Se prcs yH efe 81
Necessity. however, We have iHnrn"d to treat
"r," mo- 81" ' Sas"ia% M W %h ri"f IS
por'"sd e,Sdoo"o nairs Of s sto9t ingF We SN
" ia ;ne War "Tod as in sh"n rn F NmGrE
ND "S" As af re3a a ne var "a w. @ al
?nger dsGend"ni mn%n Enonf for mar essen
rope a any price.
uare SS ] o ro y St "s u Mns We
snnr Of nsgGSsity hean found in abundance in
supply. compelled to search the country Win
gratifying rcsuitp TO mention "a single cXuu-
pie. take tungsten. which les important In INC
production Of the better grade OF steel. In.
stead Of importins tungsten, export Il
~ large quantities.
The domeatic supply ot many metals has
The supply "f zin: lin copper and other less
abundant metals has been iucrcased In some
cases ten. aud even twenty told We have
learned To make The finer kinds Of il.lssT.rC
whiio formerly there was no competition Win
the betttr German and French makcs. The
@| S %a 3 m hg be- Gon'nn$ cd
indefinitely.
hour OF reckoning. The wor Id is slowly return
ing peace basis. The industries 1hronJ
which once supplied so many articles are again
In operation.
we have had it all our own way in sense
for some five years, hut the competition Vii,
more be keen.
America must awake 20 the danger OF losing
this dearly industry. '"e
In many activities. of course. have gained
great lead that i;uropc can never hon, In
dsplnco us. Their" il serious DANCER on lie
other hand that the European imports may mn
dcrscl! our own. We viii douhtIcss never
again import German toys by the million I'm,
other industries are less well Established The
subject should receive the careful alien.
| ton from the government we'll as from In :
! dustrial experts in private business.
Every effort should be eNertcd retain our
dearly bought war-wou industrics--Co pyriyI,,
1912 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
From, "Woodnotes.-

Whose walks in solitude
And inha beth the wood,
Choosing light. wave, rock and bird,
Before tho money loving herd,
Into that forester shall pass
From these companions, powers and
Clean shall he be, without. within
From the old adhoring sin,
MI III dissolvinS in the light
or his triumphant piercing sight;
Not vain, sour. nor frivolous;
Not mad athirst, or garrulous;
Grave, chhstc, contented. though re-
Once again, the pine tree sung
"spfas s,nn not thy speech my boughs
Put OF tiny years. wnsh in the breeze;
MY hours are peaceful centuries.
Talk no more with feeble tongue;
No more the foci OF space and limo
Come weave with mine n noblcr rhyme
Only the Americans.
Can read thy line. can meet thy glance
liut The runss that rchcarsc
Understands the universc;
The least breath by boughs which
tosSoll
I,rings again the Pcntccost;
10 every soul resounding clear
Am ! not thine? AFRO these nor uinco,
And they reply. Forever yer m min ''"'
by branches speak Italian,
English, German. basque, Castillian,
Mountain speech to Highianders,
Ocean tongues to islanders.
To Fin and Lap and swart MALAY
To each his bosom secret say"
-EMERSoN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
News Of Fifty Years Ago
Ci'rcm the Richmond D:sptch Dee. 81. 1869

col. William u. Cameron l,as resigned his po-
s;lon secretary and aid de camp Cover
nor Walker, and viii he succeeded the list
proXilno by Captain Thomas T.. Owens OF Nor
folk, captain owens Is one of tho most popu-
lar men IN The state. and is widely known as
the Grand Master Of Masons in Virginia Col
cn.i Cameron will probably return to the cdi-
toriai chair of the Petersburg Index. lie has
many friends in Richmond and their best
y. !SEe6 VIII attend him.
master cleared vest rday with u cargo of 400
Inc (;al!es" Mills Manufacturing Co THIS
ttakcs the fifth cargo Of nour shipped from
this pori Tor south America during the present
inoHtlin all about 1000 barrels.
~ attended meeting last light to consider The
inspcctiGn laws Of the State, An appeal viii
he made t" the Governor 10 make recommen-
dation 10 the Legislature. when 1t meets again,
10 materially change those laws.
Married: the card Instant at Vernon Dale,
y. l'nc"n William q. Green and Miss Fila II.
coghiil. daughter OF John Cosblt; all OF Ches-
tcricid county.
pr. James Dove, OF The venerable DIR.
john Dove. died yesterday morning. aged 30.
Tho Washington corresnondent OF the Stat e
journal writes that Virginia will be represent
cd in Congress within week ftcr the rcas-
scmblinR of that body and that neither Gen
"rhl liutlcr nor Senator Sumner. even IL dis
posed. can prevent u.
B!thop Whttc will remove his FAM
iiy from Alexandria and take up his residence
nurchasatl for him. So says the Alexandria da.
HGttc.
In tho United state Treasury at the close Of
the y"nr there will be gold to the amonnt Of
currency to tic amount OF Sio.5oo,ooo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Catching Then, Young
s..ea. .s,ss ;, x.,.Yaa, A,v.0..cr Fer,

while attending high school is II pretty .iin-
forced - associate with. In my opinion that
lad ought 10 be permanently expelled from
and the maintenance of morale. AS l have said
before and now repcat. [ wouldn't trust u Gig
arctic smoking lad of high school age GU, Of
my sight Iis moral hbrc is wrong and he is
not a III comranlon or classmatc for the nor
MAJ boy or girl cannot understand how
do not sec why school authorities should hcsl-
tatc 70 clean house on such grounds
There is nothing in cigarettes that makes
far as | know. ,hnn cigars or the pipe But
cigarette snakong is taken up by boys, who
worse still. girls :, iritio fraIi in tho ipper
story sometimes think it is real smart to accept
Ing 4 dance other affair where the
Smnrt,a ieck type OF scat'er-brain youth shines
Tor Il oriet spell before he goes to the devil
tobacco will deny ;hAt II produces certain cha -
n"tSristic ana depiornble effects upon young.
In g;owth when thu tobacco hab, is acquired
az u trndcr age. Another well known effect
tina, the sn,ari-aieck lad is generall% Ir,Sijjing
around he foot OF Ills class o. failnS~in moro
In ma :: fnr share OF his subjects \ great west
Srn university instructor Informed me that in
iiams yritss ne had noticed that no smoker had
ever attained scholastic honors
There tx direction in which /, !. roo OH
NouS that tho tobacco smoking youth is rather
prccocious. and that Is In the matter OF SEXUAL
rents who fail To exact from boys :, solemn
pledge not TO use tobacco until twenty-oue Il, II
and keep such pledge are unworthy OF the
sacrifice parents and other rond relatives are
There is something painful in the sight OF Il
h,sh school or a college lad sucking cigar
been loaned o. given by some do,inS relative.
What this country needs ncXt is Il law pro-
h!biiinE the sale giving away TO. or possession
TWEEN y ono.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

bother with issues ut time like this when
thcBaugust body of which he is Il member has
elevated partisan and personal politics above
all other considerations? That. with tho
S100,0od campaign fund which his friends
are raising, he believes should put him we'll
up in the running. But the Senator has
failed To list the one thing that really makes
him desirable. and that is his Virginia BIRTH
for he first light in Lynchburg, city IT
the nativity Of another eminent Nirginan
now much in the public eye. How that city's
cup Of pride and JOY would overflow should
il be called on to furnish both the Republic
can and Democratic nominees for the White
House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
NEW YEAR WILL SEE MORE
WAR ACTIVITY IN MEXICO
""'" .arran<a aud villa Force. Pre-
ON Inr&c scale.
Iny Associated press. !

NJ H. ~ i,Aso, TENAs. Dec. so.--c,e,,
sftnr 'StlNity In Northern M.xf%n-
S ports ns hbGiiidags s preaaged IN ra
'n"a ana villa sources
IA the meantime, both forces ...,,
me- nave suspended opera,ions ~
, VIEW no',I Hy| season, because Of reigioG.s
less Wien eTist In the mos: Care
y combined Plan Of operations +, "a.
"a "a ,,,paisn AGAINST Villa has been ar
RAJ, between General Cesareo Cas-.
hn,, b IRA rama I', ieader az Torrcou. CHI!
hula. 'toie'oNa' Goa
This plan, according TO excellent nm
,,d LILY ,'ng, consists of the simultaneous
aauivahnes OF Carrunza troons frn,n
y lI,m"so, sierra Mojada Santa Rosaii,ei..
MphnloNa and Muzpuiz, with the ohiac,
q! surrounding Villa 80 o"'eSt
villa ana his brother Ilipolito arc
rropVried 10 DC cncamped al the r1nchn
r. mano'>St The eastern, end OF ihc
Bend district OF Tcxae. '"' Dig
VIA, II was said. plans 10 begin
ao"nt the first week of the new vear
H an OF his famous dashing cam.
naisns through Mexico, ruidimg smallnr
cities and towns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
WOMAN GETS BULLET
INTENDED FOR NEGRO
Soldiers and blacks In Pitched U,,,,.
on Highway Ncur Louis
vile, lay.
nv Associated prnrs1

LOUISVILLE, KY. Dec. 3O-AIrs ~
nan T.. Lynch was shot and almost in
H 81 ,h I killed, and Private Earl IIager.
o. % ~, nc first Division, was probably fn-
negro and soldiers that started last
nlghd on street car near CamD Zach
arg Taylor.
After he had been reprimanded by
So!dierS on the car for cursing in the
presence OF women passengers. a ne.
gro drew revolver and shot Private
lager y fight cnsucd. during which
The negro jumned from the car and
ran three miles to Louisville, closely
pursued by number of soldiers Both
idcs exchanged shots. AS The negro
ran, Mrs Lynch got between him and
his nursuers and fell dead with a bull
let through her breast.
Police arrested J. l.. Hudson on n
Charge of killing Mrs. Lynch. Hudson
said he appeared on his porch and shot
~ tue negro rs he passed. lie does not
believe. he said, that he shot tho wom-
an. The negro escaped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Prediction May Prove False.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.--ln this mornings issue Of The Times
Dispatch. Democrat who voted in three cleo
tons for w ]. bryan 10 be President OF
country. makes tho doorous announcement that
''Mr. Bryan is politically dead buried and for
gotten
This self-opiniona,ed prophet, may find his
prediction as false as ono made twenty cen
turtles ago bout slor'fied person, whose birth
Morso,,cn" Never can we forget that but Tor
Mr. iiryan AT the Baltimore Convention we
would not have AIR. Wilson Professionalism
again in 1916 but for his oratory in tho West
ana Middle West, Mr.. Wilson would have gone
down in defeat.
Nearly all the reform laws enacted Dy Con-
sroIs were first advocated by Mr.. Bryan.
The tact is. Mr. Bryan is learned leader.
is neither dead. deaf nor dumb, and when the
nnterrthcd democracy assemblies in the summer
- 1920 10 select nominee. | predict that he
VIII lead tho McAdoo forces to success wear
The victorS himself.
L am unwilling to believe that many Virgin
ans would do as, Mr.. Bibh suggests. 10 refuse
TO vote for Mr.; Eryan II noIninatcd!'
The Hon. Lindsay Gordon. or Louisa. and
many thousand Others. have heart, full OF
ing us MIR Wilson 10 81, rrrsideu! l., Of thi$ glorious
Richmond Va, December "a, 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
FORCE S0vlETs TO RETIRE
Esthonians Use Heavy ems Shell HON.
hhrdmcnt with Good Eject
tOc.

LONDON, Dec S0--Fierce lighting
in the Narva region with heavy gas
shell bombardmcnt by the Esthonians
WI which nc forced the Hoisheyists to retire
an official statement issued by the
Soviet authorities in Moscow today.
Tho BolshcyiStS took with them more
than 100 prisoners.
Bolshevlst forces have occupied
Bakhmui. capturing several canncn.
while beyond NoVo fNikolaicvak thcy
are pursuing Admiral kolchaits troops
and have occupied AlcNandroNiky, the
statement claims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
ADMIRAL LORD JELLICO
COMING TO NEW YORK
British Official Expects To spend Some
Time In Eastern Shore
States.

OTTNWN. ONT.. Dec. sO-Admirll
Lord Jclt!coe. having completed his
report and recommendations with re-
Sa:a 10 II Canadian naval policy Will
leave Tor New York tomorrow after.
noon. u il understood that the re-
port Wi!l bc placed in tho hands Of
g. g.. Baliantync. Minister OF Marine
ana Naval Affairs, tomorrow, but lis
contents are still 81 ScCrct.
Lord Jciiicoc Will visit New YorE
Washington aud Florida and thence
VIII 80 to Havana. Cuba whcrc he
VIII meet his flagship, the New Zea
ihnd f,ron, Cuba bc VIII go To South
Africa. IL IN generally understood here
tiiat an invitation has been extended
by Lord Jellicoe 10 Premier Sir Roh-
ert Borden TO take the trip to South
Africa with him.