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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-23
PoURs BEER INTO RUN.
Teacher Sits on Guard With Shot
Gun Until Sister Succeeds in
Ircafinr Several Helpers

Q LyncHbur1gs,, GO Va. Sept. 2s.-When
Miss Matte w. Haden, Campbell
County school teacher, had reason
to believe that "moonshine" liquor
was being made in the vicinity Of
her home, she didn't report it to the
state or national government, but
set about to locate it she poured 40O
gallons of 'sbeer" into stream.
Rather, Miss Haden discovered the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-23
Stomach Ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Wa
ter. Positively guaranteed by, money
back offer. Tastes fine; cost trlfle.
Delivered anywhere by our Alexan-
cria Agents, F. S. Harper, Inc.
Phone them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-23

u
"beerr when. it was just ready for a
run, which would have turned out
forty gallons of corn liquor, and
then, while she kept watch with a
loaded shot gun, waited, for her sis
tiers to 90 for several men who had
strength sufficient to spill the mash.
Miss Haden ordered the men to pour
the mash into Falling River, and
this they did. The operators of the
still did not appear On the scene
during the "raid."
Trq a Gazette classified ad.
zatto Want Column
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-23

RESOLUTION section ~ art Of and
Constitution Of providing publishing saa "
tfying the same general Assembly
Resolved by the aclGE@tcs q nty a G ds
the h sy election
drern to the provisions hundred and ninety SIX " ~
hftes Strike virgiTia section S anu
OF
and Swns shall 10 nE i %
DE hs SUTTON recorded v o cis having
elected Sm " @ provided each
the State ,aytns th ; rErrpI
hI be- rcped assembly @ provtns
forth in this article or
special act
Of Constitution depart c
in h5 s9 nrraerd may na
from assnrni%
deem best but authorizes c;as
be held rrsscrna Tins IMPOSED
the the council iG$ authoy
anry in hike ma9HSr to the nbpos
used in sections hundred nd
Of this na: ne
principal lsGiye anhory 81 9r ars may
class b bh nd The general assenb
which pouoT oTgl
may spscis " be 6rosn
provisions com1ssioners
" And insert - government oe
sec ana towns and no special
@ Ff1at5 M sSssR: f feSofGsd s
members s to each house s each Of t this
uipal Charter except shall DO repealed
general assembly provided every 1qen n
es5:ss a .es fasa IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-23

135 article o.
Resolved
Of
ty-sixw is n
be parate
levy and collection
ana by the
school taxes.
hereby foregoing copy amendments pro-
,sad
published of
JOHN w. WILLIAMS
ClarE Delegates CT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
keyboard Touches
"rhc Plays tho Thin=" tor Eyerybody.
Bi FRANK ~. BRookS.

10 men nre:cr IN active to a sedcntur;. life ?
.\rc We naturally inclined 10 INDUSTRY rather
thin 70 ioittring and doing whatever is 10 he
done ieisuro!y" Environment rules city pco-
pic arc called restless and ccasinS. They
nave TO be. One rarely loater In tho ci; v
liz IT,, may he there hu, he keeps himself concealed.
quarter than In Inc IA Glory districts. /; is OF a
different order. In the former. speculation is
The motive powcr. Those ~'ho indulge in IL do
so with the spirit o. tho :anestsg.
In ;hc places where men arc put TO il in or
der 70 live: ihcy work under more less
pnIS.on There is in eycry man feeling mat
holjef causes nn:cst unrest breeds wA!kou
and IN some countries to revolution. In tho
hearts md minds "f al Of us ,here is feeling
that "ihc plays tho Thing. and - something
VIC arc cn,iticd to Thee arc many types. OF
.:onai tho busy man in the commercial center.
resort o the play in tho thea trical OF the
word the other class goes 10 tho woods,
soes fishing Or with his family TO tho good
old picnic. tnywhere TO Get out Of town. Jus,
what the arcrast farmer does brcai the
grind is not definitely known.
Eut AL require rcst---ccssation f;om
business. The man who bags that he never
talks a vaca ticn mPy have some sort uf good
Reason within in his heart. hat = "ul" he is
not Tie sort Of tcllo" want 10 cultivate.
the week cnd SuftccS for some. ana it is a
good habit IT YOU have on of town fr!cads.
lIui for extending the health belt. the regular
VACATION is the thing. bu, between times. the
plays the thing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
From Other Viewpoints
F'nminrs amid Abundance.
NY ti.tliED u. WILLIAMS.

,h IS f@sG;:matimG and curious though, tina,
OF The Gis,n On ne n?ommttIns and ilscers
pr per may civ" inc people OF Vi;sinia tho foi
i w bs when We ere re a1a w W p"pe PEA
m "wSiNcsS rn, ana eommon- methods and
%TSsms ana !heoris tha, nave a Ia nn and
ouba Ever Wi IE o HnoS fS5d the IN es
n9Gse p,o,wsr which should he grinding pup
Is nft p1K DI !: for fish Lssaue mueh
we Suffering 70" fncl .r9n sh ae% anS nG
YIN Ndnh billions Of tons OF coal and barrels Of oil
pa"e and not sed for anybody me
lions Of eel Of rnn Ser on DI ths e w,, S
Aiaska pntonchcd 10 Utilize il we haze 'n eno ~
mne pT % a' ocr TO wH Hc Z" furnish
rIr ,rrE 20" On coal We mine in the most active
yea 100000 IONS ., white paper Ind 20 orH
nnnc f"rts puin Maoa sna h1ys ma Our own
Is 10 %, EF,nd it cough to last ns hr,y years
nIsinc"s pi,d 'th Inc natural processes of
raermal"iiS,ic emp to e dry a snrso KIND 20, Of
oWWW nhd eh,rsy enable ia nation ,ha, has vs.
,fn mvm %fG o. me snnnr producing territory
growing sections Of oar Wrs sr re- SuGar beet
nobody today c,m tcli us vhcra the s,,.. A"d
chief Mr Gord nchots ana ai"i OH %9%y y So % IN IL
mnmt '9i .. IsSsns orsanzcd srsa; moe.
La Eoll
VIII some Kind of vague reform ana -"ycrn,
ineni o"n"rship fantasies danci,,c j." ,hnir
liCaua ana All tho Socialists ana ,he rhg. "a 80.
VINO req profitable GcVclopfucnt am, 49,
So!"I O! corporate success with q ,I,,,ii,, c,,,
nrisc as inc worst of all cilamit!cs and crj,nns
tii ,".u ~. LAWS .werc made which scaled All
on, o., ara Goa on public lan1s, barred access 70
IuSr ne extensive powers Wc H., 80,
-,i-..ooo hors" powcg OF water oownr ,,i'iin',
can hot be toUchcd without sanction or Tho ~
nrh'nchi under prnhihitlvn conditions inciUI
,,.S 3o;;Doo ~ nc Roanoke and New Rivc-s ~
,t.Fsiiia. M thcse natural resources werr n
and
from inc ruthless so-ijd rim ~ No ., go"
~. 10 save poStSritv and soiia Inc "a r,i,.i
H,---"I'" MA! gone 10 Canada or 9 lse wicro or
tlrned 10 "ther things and Is doing n,Iiia Veil
fuHi power heat. transD"rtation Min, psre o.
oJr business | w. 'SS ana VI
Congress IS trying TO loosen M bv r.n,ov,,-
some OF inc restrictions on. evc opment OF coal
o.! ana gas iands: "a!cr powers and forests 70
MAKE them "vaiiablc 20: ;h!s gensration n
Is dnmbtin! whether bills for This purpoan now
t"l an" nc nc"plc seem to he ma king no head.
way ai al In utilizing Their precious hcritnnc
wren refuses. ungratcfuily. to utilize ,tsSlf
ana become q blessing Even tho little that liz
80 ne "oi" Is fought q; cvcry stem by ME- La
n".;cttr and those who think they arc thin k Ing
Tho whole ahsurdly tragic situation moves
::iCe more n. old real democratic doctrine that
~ COS me EoVcrnmcn; interfcrcu with the
pr"nic ana the more viEantly tho peopie SUI
=, rNIse and control the government and hold il
| 10 'onlmon sense. the less foolishncss we will
80 I" regret. the less evil to undo the few or
men 10 "uhcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
SAYS SOUTH AMERICAS
GREAT NEED IS SHIPPING
Head OF Chilean Mission at London
Tells OF Handicnp In Dealing
With Europe.
EXPLAINS SQUABBLE WITH p.,,,.
Treaty Provides FOR Plcbisri,, hy
Which People Of racDn and .lri,.
Should Decide Allegiance. bu, Vote
Has Never Been Taken.

LoMDHN. Pee ia;--onc Of the sroat.
r nuD, needs ,oa .. The south A,nerican re-
Of morchan, shipping. says Sir " innn.sI
roGornai. head OF tho Chilean MisHiaI,
whlGh has just been cntcria;ncG in
we lack ships for the trad. Of r:u-
ROPE Senior Tocornai asserted
mercantile power. We arc anxious TO-
expand our trad. with England nnd
with Europe, in general. With Amerlca
We have had important CONNIE rciai Az
s0ciaiiona. and much machinery in
Chile is OF American or German n,unu-
ractuTc.
Discusses Political Matters.
TO turn TO political maitcrs tho re-
cent references TO the republic of Peru
nG fai press. have. perhaps lott unor
r ,s1h inc aciua state Of affairs. or,
TTShl n.nr' the origin of the question
,,iitcssc ~ treaty which must be full
u nn. aud the CHILEAN government !s
az" ay 10 meet all It's obligations. After
1853. we r WIN leru and Bolivia. 1874
n ,".se 4" % indemnity. For frontier pur-
T ' and w He;c. ;;Iyen possession OF
n ntct; AZ the expiration OF which :.
p,cplsciie MAS 20 he taken. and Which
va" r,s count" :" wss chosen by the voters
country. which los, on tho 'o pIe s,sc,,n
ear, No i'iebiscite Yet Takeu.
isc!ic has taken place. owing 10 TIC
intra,nnigent attitude OF rcru as to who
shall have tho vote ChIlr crisnn.
everybody 70 hc given the right 10 To,.
ou' Pcru is not in accord with us Sboui
lhis. That IS, shortly. thu root OF Tho
question. Tacrc Is no danger of rar
o"eScG. between tho t'o countries
VIC are on rcty good terms With tn.
6iher Two L c mowers: the cron,;c;
di.hcu!ti.s with tho Argentine nave
pccn *Aiisfac toyily settled o. course
tniie WAS the FIRST South american ma
ion 20 summit 20 arb;tr,tion in 1909.
wnen we accented Kin. Edwards soIu.
States
The Monroe Doctrine. Of which tn.
t!mt. means Continental nolicv r.
r'er!cF North and south II orig,
mated II - said in tho brain. OF ii.
tnElish statesman. George Canning 4.
he Time OF thc Holy Alliance In E,irore
re Instructed the british Minister a,
N"sHlnSton TO suggest II 70 the .tn,rr-
!can government. An exchange OF let
icrS followed between Monroe Irncr-
con ana Madison in 1898. THO Monroe
Doctrine Mas tho outcome
APPROVES I.cnEue Of Nstious
!th regard TO tho league % ~,
lionf. chic approved OF thc achor.o
without discussion. We fully aport
statesmen who conceived The rica.t,ro
II 4 helps, even II only for q ,IT,r -
make the world Tranquil, !; viii % o..
dSe II; We must await rcSul,- what
we san 60 IS 70 apprcci,'c the snirlt
which animated those who b-ov-h, IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
Thoughts for Today
DO You Honor Your Job.
ny MARK BESNI'TT'.

spscessn business men aim to ais"y hsr
to h"ve o,er fS respect i, causy a'" seek
snsn e, , ( the g, mri"s,.y Of TIC world Il is
organized. Anyone VINO sneers at business
snesrs ?, tho lon"dssien Of all eiv!liaation.
vnrsities. the chsutsuquas, the churches It pays
s Of AND 81 Of Of
and people in the rsmatc profession.
Il the Of pSeks the 0os1s
h59nss IS & ihs NsSss IF
eaieuIations TO most men business is pleasure
Keep lit that business may continue to be a
pleasure.
spend i supports the eharltiea, and takes
though, OF hospia, asyums and homes for
arc at an end nuaIncss builds parks snd
gr@unHS our Fen 'ea%eu" Im"
and highway and stands back OF AL the ;hous-
comfortable and pleasant place to tive in ,han
ovcr before.
ness ard those who ,levo,e ,heir best hours to
II. Every useful trade IS q renneelable nusincaa
pen,er and some OF his disciples usher.
mT eysg IS ensd to an r
Of dignity with all others vino are doing the
/, cannot be said tina, one Kind OF useful work
IS more dignhed or respectable than another.
men, We shaii follow. Happily it 10 The fashion
Amens for evergoT %0d 10 a nags some Five m
Tine 10 some aori or worit hat helps the world
along is apt he under suspicion.
"lfapDy is tie man who has found his lifc's
york; TO all Of Us our business is
fed dcvo; ion. If we have found the work thut
suits ,is VIC glory in IL and often ind curse Ives
in skill knowledge that vii! make us more
md proficient.
]; is just Az d!sniicd TO raise hogs as ii is
to manuracturc dynanos. The college degree
OF erinnrIan is just az dignned as an NJ. D.
II there Is lack Of dignity II Is due to the person
and not tho profession. Rakng hay aud raliing
oysters equally necessary and respectable
lines Of work. The girl who runs n SEWN 2
is just disnifisd that OF the preacher who
takes his place before his congregation on
Sunday morning.
We take our business seriously. 1t is the
to take it. Even the comedian whose
purpose In l!fe Is to entertain and make
fact way and refer il as his business. lie
dcvotGS hours earnhatiy to tho practice Of facial
expressions, TO peculiar enunciation to dancing &,
to various tricks that viii combine TO make his
part successful. II is all done most seriously
with studied .considc ration OF the effect each
or trick vii! have upon tho audience. 1To may
even become nervous from the rcar- that the
audience may not give him u hand Hardly
anythnS is more serious than the business OF
being funny.
The dollar is a thing Of dignity: IIurnor has
no place in business literature. VIC seldom rid
icnle money. We do MOI look for Jokes in the
market reports We are not speaking patron.
i%inEiy OF labor when we say IL is honorable,
We dishonor ourselves it we regard 1t other
virtues. II ia tho parcn, OF many virtues IN,
dustry IL the forerunner tho accom- pa nn,ent OF
happiness. Industry Is tho active prInGinie OF
business the germ in tho seed OF succcss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
A Daily Once-Over
Tut Hume First Of All.

p!H man. !oi cannot impress your wife WIFI,
, ir 49, ~ YOU are fearless man and not
1!raih |" meet other at any Sort al a ;,fn
Samf nN nclnit dicta oriai ana u browbeatcr i,
Usually the man who is arrogant with his
wnUr IN n NcAkin= when he comes in contact
- ~ seems 10 be the desire OF men cc this sort
a dcicESelcss position -! AZ
GcraHse man is stern and srun at o:ncc or
HhVp is y" indication that he Is a hear a, hoprr
,,,. H';I INC man most afabic with his follows
in his own s ro "r ,'e worst sort Of crank with
some WIS Who appear 10 be everything they
SnHutn DC Whiic IN the society o. friends arc
.HEu.ar 'ermacants IT home.
'tncr women viii work hours and hours Il,
some Inc OF cHaeavor which will bring public
m9 no or DC mentioned favorabiy by friends
HiSSTacc.uly. ~ 49, o'''S"
liomc should come first: extra time only in
OUTSIDE Work.-ConNriEht. 1919 80 az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
4 PInn Ikipepiu<.

some oil these days were going 10 dig into
t'c Htpoosc OF our dictionary and do a sketch
III French Phrases, la the modern magazine
writer. We're ScinS TO write OF fresh cuffs
"ad cafe a lait aud-ic beau monde with reck
''sS aoahooh' Ncrc going TO do tho French
sun Il outrancc. be the occasion an afrairc
danlour. dhouncuT or du occur. whether IL con-
CORN inc pcau monde or tho canalc. Yep and
VIC re gong TO make these prctcudcrs
Vo'"e 10 us ch"pcau bas when VIC have turned
out our chct-d ocuvrc. I; is dernicr rcssor, Won
can't set en- to read English since two million
Yong DUCKS went over and learned to cuss
thc Sarcon end make love to tho flc dc cucrrc
IN the language OF tho boulevard
En- avlnt. Soon orr GOOSE ,;,o, at,
ShaI! he pate dc foc sras! ou oui.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
HEARING CAMP CASE
WAR Department Appraisal RourJ
'sittin: on Mncon Damoge
Claims.
icy Associated Press.

MACON, CA, Dec. ia board or
appraisal OF the War Ds;c-,msot =,
holding hearings TO establish the
n.p!'ity or inc government under the
Dent act for damages done :, nroo,rty
nnGcr lease at Camp Wheeler ;yh.n
Occupied by the United states Amy
There arc about nifty Of these claims.
the larges; being that Of fiarrv ct;ii'
wei Edwards. owner OF most O; lie
camp site. lie claims damages :, mount
irs 10 $4,000.
1t is hoped to conclude the hearings
tfoay. Colonel S. NJ. Cradle. Of WASH
irgton, is chairman OF the board. and
Captain NJ. +. Mitchell. judge .r,lyocut,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

Tho report Of tho Commissioner oil Internal
Revenue shows that during the year ended
juno 50 last. 800 Illicit stills had been
seized. as against 2,7i9 the year before.
This Official also estimates that the number
OF Illicit stills in operation today probably
reaches $4,000 and is still increasing.
North Carolina and Georgia arc stated to be
The PRINCIPAL seats OF the rcviving Industry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
To 81 Prospective Cook.

Curly Locks, Curly Locks vii, ,b, y.
ours?
Tho" shait not wash dishes, nor Yet
wrc1 iac flowers
But s:aud il tho kitchen and cool,
fine meal,
Ana 'ide every nigat in an automobile
curly Locks Curly Locks. conc to lis
Thou mcedst not rise until midaftcr-
Tho" T maySl be croatan, Armenian or
per week.
chance! "' Il
my pants. ~"
.. come TO tho coolest or scveu-roop,
bowers. 'oo'"
Curly Locks, Curly Locks. wilt thou h.
ours? NV" ne
New York Tribune. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

Great Britain acted in accord with the
spirit OF the times when it voted down the
proposed lottery for disposal of its bonds.
That time has gone by when Il great nation
can look with calm Indifference or approval
On gambling scheme as means of paying
oil its war debts. An exception must he
made in the case OF Franco, but even there
the bond lottery has aroused Il vigorous pro-
lest, and ii is far from likely that il ever
will undertake another
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
MONARCHY IS ONLY HOPE
Former Emperor Charles Says This
the One Way Ont for Austria
Hungary.

GENEVA, Dec. 1S,-Restoya ton OF
the monarchy Ks the only hope OF AUS
tria- Hungary for the establishment
OF internal political order, said former
EInpnror Charles, speaking With
friends af his home recently.
Charles does not favor a union with
Germany, believing that such IL step
would mean ruin to Austria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED BY DIR BRADY.
Copyright 1919, National Newspaper Scrxico

ING sen in room where ~ odOT IS ln,ense has
ing IND eonEestions OF the eyes. Is the for.
s the or
cave WORKING afnrd i 4 the mind ana
prGdnees NINA ana liberation in Inc noss
%!:4 sometimes in the bromrh. This condition
infection with tubere aiosIs stin,@ though he
1t does no caus is0m nssty m
Waud DroS o, equipment
chiblans-I have had chllblans every win.
for hen A q ' 81 nave never found any remedy
R ns; overcome , chilolsins in many similar cases
huo mn nh be SYre i. Is yOe, no, merely
ihronEh glass in sufficient dose: the lens or
DC Sss s9l9'fa
iarsely psyehical in erect. You should '' wear ear
O. wool and six knitted Underwear jmo, woven
T@rtors and OF The BODY Nth o. corse 'Ss Mih
bands. You must stimulate tho genera! circu-
he BACK raise the legs 10 v,r;i"ai 10 several al
b sr at i nnan ,hr9ush The day ShoSs must
- 1oe 1h shoe es' derca se e"@1T remedy
Viii e capho n TrS is soSd If the
bli.tcred the treatment is The as for ordi-
mar; burns
s e SnS'Sss req ono and s
Hrinkins cocoa or chocolate. Is cocoa or cnoco-
cnte between them: Does sthsr - co smt the
drug catncnc? tMrs. =. CD
Answer--.\ny sueh habit would be harmless
unless INC cot"a or chocolate or tea or coffee
we're taken IN excessive quantities by young
r ,hi. Honc OF these beverages is advis-
"plc as re- uar ching tor children under tf-
tccn, in my opinion. because children need no
Stitniiattoh OF the nervous system and often
injured BY such stimulation.
Namtd III inc relative order OF their s,inu-
hinS ini!ueiicc. tho least Stiinuia ting first they
are chocolate cocoa, tea. coffee The S,imulst-
ing, clement IN cocoa and chocolate is an aka
i oin called thoosrominc. which stimulates the
hldne - rhictiE tho hear, moderately. and the
o!nih least OF all In coffee 4 similar aikuloid
called caffeine is present, which stimulates the
Grain ctchI, the heart moderately. the kdneys
!ta"t OF All! In tea. INC stimulating principle
- Sai!cd theme and is effect is practically the
more d than cocoa aud is tbcTcfove NOR.
nourShins 'sccordnG 70 I. 5. Department OF
N-rl:uiIu:c l'uiict.n 80. Tea and coffee have
practically no food vaiue save the sugar and
cream Or milk taken with them. The fat cocoa
nuiter) III chocolate aud cocoa Is inferior 20
milk fat Or animal Fats d nutrient. II seems
20 he less easily asSimilatcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

In clouds of words and contentious over
diplomatic details We forget the simple, plain
TACT that the moment the United States and
Great Hritain. between them commanding the
seas anu the worlds financial and military
power and frodui&ive resources agree on
some broad principles OF universal peace the
.easnc OF nations will he an accom- pishcd and
'nlpreSnah!c fact What they jointly say
must go because they can enforce il and nm.
body can resist them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

not one chance in million that he will
seek third term. tho Democrats have Mar
shall, Palmer. Underwood and perhaps
dozen others. all strong material. any one
OF whom would have a united party back OF
him. And with treaty VS.. antitreaty the is
sue, the result as decided by the great body
of the American people can hardly be
doubted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

Senator Fall seems TO have been chosen as
tho ofhca receiver of bumps for the RcpMbli-
can party. He fathcrcd the anti peace treaty
measures which were rejected without cx-
ception and now lie is compelled to report
as: result OF personal interview. that the
President is OF sound mind and fully able TO
attend TO business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
CITY o. P0LTAVA FALLS
Roiaheri,h Drive penIklue'~ Trocp.
ont, According 10 Copcn-
hagen Report.
fEv A,.o,,I.ird prc..

COPENHAGEN. Dec. i3.--Vhc city
OF Pol,aNa. about 80 miles southwcs.
OF NnarEov, has been captured by the
RolshcNistS from General Dcnikin~'s
troops. according 10 news received by
Maxim LitvinoR. tho Eolshcvis: ennis
sary here. IThc capture OF Eharkrv
was reported in Soviet communiquc
received t'riday.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
WALKS WITH AID OF CANE
President Dresses Himself mud Move.
About room and White
House Halls.

wASIllNGToN. Dec. la.--Pves!dcut
" iiSon is now permitted 70 walk
about his room and aiouc tho .djotu
,ng hall cor = short tine each dtN.
i;'ar' Admiral Gas! GTSyson Mis- phy
STEFAN. announced to'ia%. Tho r-rsi-
dent the d"rtoT sad dresses h.ln.rIy
ana. With tho aid ~ cane. walls
unattended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

That Cape May cngineer-aris who ex-
tracts tunes from the whistle of his loco
motive is not pioneer iu this musical field
a Tcw years ago llichmond boosted of an
engineer Tho always signalized his entry to
the city with the strains OF Home Sweet
Home. That is. it boosted OF him at first,
out later Its feelings toward the daily sere-
made changed, and it is suspected that il
ceased as the result of an unmusicianly blu,
vigorous protest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
PROHIBITS ART EXPORTS
Germany Takes Steps TO Retain Mas
terpicces. Loss Of Which Would
TIC Detrimental.

BERLIN. Friday Doe. la.--ENporia
ton OF works OF art. the loss OF wi,ic1
would 10 detrimental TO Cc-naiiy "a
forbidden III law which became
opera tive today.
The Law was prepared in secret to
prevent stimulation OF the sale Of his
ior!c works during the preliminary
stages OF the measure.