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The Washington times., 1919-03-14
Conversation

The guest came upon his hostess
at the top OF the stairs.
Both were very nervous.
"I am so glad to see. you." said
she. without meaning Il.
I'm delighted to be here" the
guest replied. just to be polite, for
he really considered the thing an
awful bore
at was awfully good OF you to
come. I didn't at all expect you
would when I sent you the invita-
ton"
at was fine OF you to remember
me-" said the guest cheerfulIy, 'but
OF course, I shouldn't have minded
IL at all IL you hadn't"
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
Gave Her a Wrist Watch

DLA4AAN MISC II AIM A-N.
l am eighteen and have been
going about with a man three
years older. l love, him, and
feel that he cares. for me. He
gave me a wrist watch for my
birthday: but he hasn't Been to
see me since. He lives out OF
town, and, of course. l cannot
expect him TO visit me often,
but l do think once in two
weeks would be about right.
Now, Miss Fairfax. l know that
something is amiss, but ! do
not know what il is. Do yCu
think II is proper for me 70
write and find out what Is the
trouble? Or shall / wait?
WORRIED.
l think as long as you felt friend
ly enough with the young man to
accept from him the gift Of a wEist
watch, II would be proper for you
to write him q letter and ask him
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
Ferninina

Il was the first day Of the new
term at school. and all the girls
were eyeing one another and whis-
pering. Then the teacher asked a
question.
"If any little girl knows the
answer, let her hold up her hand"
she added. well, Kltty?F
II don't know" said Kitty.
"Then why did you hold up. your
HANDY" said the teacher.
Kitty blushed crimson, and thea
stammered out: 'I couldn't help q.
I lust had to show my new ring"
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Her Family Does Not Like
Her Walk
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
| am deeply in love with a girl two
years older than I am and expect to
marry her. But my people object on
the ground that she Is not good look
ing and that she walks in rather an
odd sort OF way. They also say that
people would talk too much abou:
them. H F. {.
II you love the young lady and
she is a creditable sort of a girl, 7
do not see how these objections on
the part OF your people are really
valid. Good looks and an elegant
manner OF walking ara not a: all
necessary to a successful marriage
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Too Shy to Know Girls
DEAR Mss FARFAN

DEAR MISS FLRFAX:
l am eighteen and 1 do not go with
girls. am bashful. When a nice
girl looks at me | feel like two cents.
Can you give me q little advice!
Try to approach a young girl just
as you would any other human be-
ing-with the same manner. AMI
try also TO forget yourself-to get
rid of self-consciousness. That IS
what makes you shy, and a miser-
able affliction it is.
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Nov you must help me"
'To do what?"

Nov you must help me"
''To do what?"
"To wrap this box. II must be
presented in an attractive way.
Don't you know the proverb that the
manner Of giving is worth more
than the gift?".
But the comte had been unable to
represS an Involuntary shrinking.
Coward" exclaimed Nam. "The
explosion cannot take place unless
the lie is raised"
"You are sure Of that?"
"I'll answer for It," replied the
Hindoo peremptorily: "I have nc
more desire to be blown up than
you have"
Five minutes after, while Comte
d'AbaEoli-ViscOsa, dressed a. -
chauffeur. was getting into his auto,
which Nam had brought to the
door before he woke, the HIndoo,
standing before the glass in the
dressing-roOm, was occupied in
altering his appearance.
An excellent paint he'd soon
changed the tawny hue Of his com
blsxiOn into the. ruddy tint Of a
Partisan WorlSu Eho was fond Of
loittflhg ct the ell. "a his auarte-;
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Engagements and Kissing
DEAR NFT99 RATpEAY.

Please give me your advice in re-
gard to a young girl who is engaged
to a young man, and say IL you think
IL is proper for him to kiss her and
put his arms around her. Would ap-
preciate your advice. ANXIOUS.
The most straight-laced persons
in the world have agreed that it is
right and proper for engaged cOu-
pies to kiss each other.
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He Gave Her His Picture.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAx.

O1<AAk 4AAOs0 T AALkE Al
I am q business girl, and like
a young man who works in the
same office with me very
much. Recently he gave me one
Of. his pictures. Was Il proper
for me to accept this, and to
offer him mine in return, as he
asked for it3 Would like to
know whether 10 go out with
him or not, in the event OF his
asking me a. I think our ac-
quaintance should be strictly
businesslike.
ONE WHO WAITS.
AS long as you took the yOunI
mans picture. 1t would be quite
proper for you to go out with hin
in case he asked you. believe 4
would be wiser to wait until thu
friendship develops q little further
before you give him your photo
graph.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
By GUY DE TERAMoND.
nySU-Iaa oP preeenfHs Chn1fePH.


Lacisn psIorus bressEts letters Of
l4Ro4uetiO1 to Nina. AFEHelin eud re-
lsier1 ~ her bOaFdihG heusa- HS
makes the aequaiutance Of AFS. Tank
ouAtSmalSu general, Domingo y
HFG Tanksry, about sixty. carries
abcUt With her q fortune Ia teWelA
Ne LsSEs. e tCT.S ftsS dsIa Iavs9t,ast y asf
tt0n DslgFlne'6 % suspected. Later De-
RE Baron Piucks meets DslOrmS
anA feveais details of Transaction Ne
H5anSSiiT he iStns Of the rare
Jewels Of the COmte D'AbaSolI- yiBeosa
egcttea sahBidsFabIS comment through
q thiSVe9, the a. Band. plots e get
thsn- They lease an adjoining apart
PSlerma comes to ss. the jsMsis
fer . loan, and 20 the surprise Of the
epmts and his associates announces 70
them that the safe suppOsed to con
tain them IL empty. The "A" band de-
Aooompliahing tAsiF purpose. they nnd
DSIoFns q soiSSd while ~ the
eomts's apartmeBt and left 70 die 70
the te8sl safe. TO avert Suspicion ais
eIot6inG ID piled On the DUAL JGveL
Baron. Plucka, huancIsr, .Beeks Ad OF.
DOlorm6 IN solving murder Of . relA-
tive, the circumstances q Wnleh eIe
almost Identical with the Tankery
tragedy. The Mahars jah Of Poud-
huhuFrah sends an agent TO baf0n
PiuekS seeking 20 borrow SIS 100000
on the royal jewels
Burglars break the safe aud are
SeiASd With terror when DOioFmS
opTtnes out
Luelsh falls in love with 6eorEstte,
enc OF the asssssins. and has another
miraculous escape from death.
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The Coming of the Spring Stars.

IN these mid March evenings Orion, surrounded by the
great Winter consultations is sinking in the west
ern sky while over in the east with their promise OF
Spring Virgo, Bootes and the long trailing Hydra, with
S hrqht star Alphard on the meridian while its tail
touches the horizon seen rising.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
This Dav.ils History.

THIS Il The anniversary Of Tie shooting Of Admiral Byng
at Portsmouth England, In 1857 Son of an admiral
he failed to relieve MnOrca found guilty and shot
aboard the Monarch There Is much doubt to the jus
expedition. -.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
Advice to the LOvelOrn
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

to come to see you the next time
he Is In town.
The Washington times., 1919-03-14
The Heart
Breaker
~ Virginia Tsrhuns Van
da Water
CHAPTER LVII.

fcopyright 1915, Star Company
REnpRED spfahg away from
MI Tom 90 suddenly that she
.AN4 knocked the bottle Of peach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
COOK
:TELLSOF LIFE
IN GERMANY
Is With American Forces In Mountain
In Germany-wrttes Interesting
Letter.

Tho following letter was written by
Private Henry L. Cook of the 18th field
artillery supply company. stationed in
Trrancc. to his sister. Miss Mary Cook
Of 10 Pike street. this city:
! Dear Sis-.Tust frw lines tn let gu
know 1 arrived here y. h. ANA am 1"rI-
ing fine. l am up in Il place they us"1
TO call Germany. hut the AmcricfH
boys have hold of it now. was on
trip from Sunday noon till Wednesday
evening. | sure did have some TIM"
Oh my way here. We Travelled through
some Of the battlcnclds and 81 r"1Hl
towns that were blown 10 pieces. We
got off at couple of places AMI got 10
look a few things ov"-. can tell you
a lot of things that I can tell you
in my letters. All IN" boys up mere
have. been on the front, and the; SIRE
ran icll some stories. We'll. Mary, /
don't know how long it will b" now
Till 7 am back. The huys up hero think
We won't gct hack till next fall: but IL
have II stay that long | am not 81
ing to worry about it. We have nice
place hrr,. W. arc sleeping IN h'hiS'H
some places | start 10 work M"hafE'
I guess | will get to work III a mach!"
shop. They have little shops on
trucks. have only worked on" DAY
since I have been here ana that ""''
out in the woods getting wood To nurh
in tho kitchens, and Will" | was oE
there I saw five deer. II sure "uu'u NC
good deer hunting out here. W. ar"
Inroiod out in the mountains. Wr rooc
ont hero in Il truck. and it sur" Wal; 4
nice ride. saw u palace built up ~
A. hig poin, and j; sure did look S""'l'
nnI ,brrn was n hie american flag on
Tho ION, Toll all tho boys hello
guess il will bn a while hcfor" ! can
Tell them myself expects ma THINKS
I am never coming homo. but ten h'r
not to worry. for am fc"ling me ana
still ms fat as ever. we'll WARY
,,,,css This will bn all for today, SO
Goodbye. Love for all.
Private Henry l.. Cook.
1c,h Field Artillery Supply CO.. y. +.
@. 746 American EXpcd''onarS
Forces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
BOARDS
CLEAN HOUSE
County Board Finished Friday and City
Board Finishes Monday-Purntture
to Be Auctioned on.

The county draft board has finished
it's work and closed yesterday nj noon.
after 81 months work IN the service or
tho government, and is now matter OIL
history.
:SFhe classification list. which is a. roc
ord of every man registered by the board
was shipped to the adjutant general
Yesterday morning. and this cleaned up
the work of the beard.
Instructions from military headquar-
tnrs were TO sell the furniture to pri-
vatc bidders. but in tho county board
case all Of he furniture used belonged
To Dr. John l.. Dickcy, chairman or the
bolrd, whose office was used as mead
quarters. and the only thing 10 sell was
Il new typewriter. which had ALREADY
been disposed Of.
The city draft board will close Mon
day and the furniture sold 10 private
bidders, and quite i little bit OF 1t 1s
on hand. as tn" city was much bigger
1hmat the county board, with IA chairs,
four tables, n new typewriter. l? cara
filing cases. letter files. loose leaf fold
crs and TWO waste baskets to dispose Of
Tho records. missionaries and mis-
cclIancous data of both boards has al
ready been shipped TO Washington in a
special freight car. the city conslgn-
mcnt weighing 1850 pounds and the
county $1,000 pounds.
All QUESTIONABLE blanks and other
paper Of an official character left over
was mutilatcd and given to the Saliva
ton Army. as the junk dealers refused
10 handle il unless balcd. which the
boards did not have tho facility for do
inE. Tho Salvation Army is richer IN
pocket, MS there were many hundreds Of
pounds Of tho apcr.
The members Of both boards were
lavish with their time in serving, and
many nights were put in taking care OF
tho work, besides the regular hours Of
he day. and personal business was
often neglected in the performance of
duties.
The city draft hoard consisted Of z.
s. Honcckrr. chairman; Capt. Henry
Frohmr and DR.. Andrew Wilson. men,
bcrS. and Miss Pratt stcnoEra pher.
: Tho county board was: DR.. John l..
Dickcl. chairman: Andrew V. Fischer.
DR.. ". s. Webb. members. and Miss
Stella EIrfncr. Stcnographcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
AN ADVERTISING JUBILEE
Anniversary of the Founding Of Annex
ica's Oldest and Largest
Agency.

PTIIL.tDEIEHIIA. Pa, March, 2S.-
An important and interesting milestone
in the history OF American adTarcisins
will be celebrated in this city next
Friday evening. April 4. Tho oldest
and largest advertising concern III this
cnuntry-N. ". AVER * Son-wIli mark
the iiftcth year OF the founding OF its
business.
Dating back 10 1863. " W. Aver -
Son has passed through all stages or
tho development OF advertising. To-
day, with advertising at its highest
point. this firm as a leader in advcrtis-
my Thought and progress moro than
ever typitcs its famous motto, keep
ing F:vrlastingly 4: It Brings Success
Men distinguished in many channels
Of the worlds work will honor tho
celebration with addresses. Among
,hr,n will b" cx-lresidcnt William
Howard Taft. Victor Lawson. publisher
Of the Chicago Daily News; F&trl y.
Bahst. president Of tho American sugar
Refining company: y. {. kingsbury'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
LOCAL MAN ALLEGED
REED LAW VI0LAT0R
THE FIRST BUNCH OF EEPUTEp
REED Law vIOLAToRS UP FOR
TRIAL IN APRIL AT
HUNTINGTON

Edward Diorl. of Warw.ood. and soma
tor w. II. Hawlcy vii be among tho first
m"n tn hc tried under tn" new rnnstruc-
tinn Of the Reed law handed down by
he l.. S. Supreme court recently. They
Will BIC arranged before Jund" EcniamIn
Keller. Of the Southern district of Han
tingtOn. and Will be heard sometime dur
ing the month of April. Dinhl and law
ley il Is said. wore apprchcndrd SOM"
time ago by prohibition officers III Hun
tIn2,tnn who found them with 4 guam
tity Of liquor in a ;aXi-rah. The W."
rror disClaimcd ownership and wc-"
called. at the request of C;Uvcrnrr ,'"rn
well. before 4 grand jury. Prohibit ION
Officer Fitzgerald resigned shortly after
tho grand jury Investigator. The ~
v"StiEatloE and its circumstances caused
nlIitc n stir in Huntington rIrrl"S al lii"
i4rnc, many Of ihr rnS"s ua for trial on
charge If carrying less lhau quart OF
liuunr. The stat" law permits tn" i'm
i,nrtntion Of not NOR" ;!;n that amount
uc spirits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
rEr BIRD OF PARADISE.

mr1,o Hird Of Paradise" that interest,"
;r, Story Of Americans and modern ta-
,.n;i will h. sr"n NJ tho court 'h'ft'r ~
ro- two nights commencing Friday
,nru 4. with Saturday matinee. the pro-
durtinn is Lndcr the personal direction
- o,iyor Nrornsro, one nf tho foremost
nr,,,ucrrs in America. The play is from
,ho non nr Richard Walton Tul!y. VINO
- ,hc mast few years has sprung mo
nrominnnrc as writer Of plays OF rN"'i &c
type. .,...o tor
rh.. story is of Serious nature. nor.
1nrin.- on ira gc1y. yet II is inirrSporS"d
with MANY flashes Of humor. noun AM
rrican and Hawaiian.
7, deals with IN" American trader ana
missionary and it also teaches IN" los
.on ihai uanv women hay" learned ""
r1ro that tin brown md whit" race
should not ini"rmarrH.
Miss Florence Rockwell Will n" S""h
ne IA. little Hawaiian princess. l-uana'
,r1 IN. cast includes twenty others
with five Hawaiian singers and Pla%"rs
who's, Quaint music lends Z native
charm to the play. TIL" scenic rltrctS
are. rcaliSlir and include ir"pi"ai mum
dor storm and the eruption OF Mount
kIlaura TTawaiis dreaded vnlran". lH'S
is Tho, seventh year nf tho Bird NJ Fara'
disc and each year il keeps lis "'o
friends and gathers many new ones
Seats go on sal" "Wednesday III nine d.
m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
CATCHY MUSIC.

Among ;hn many catchy muSlrai
numbers that are being offered 10 me
theatre going public in l.. Il. l'arkcr =
latest spectacle My sammy "''
which comes Ia tn" court th"a'rc vi
"Wednesday. April >. for two days WIN
matinee Thursday with Miss Madeline
I,Ecro in tho title role arc: TAX" Your
Hats orr to the L. $. Marines" "Whlst-
linz" fnuctl My Sammy Girl" NO
Fool 1,ik" An Old Fool" lie Treated Nc: NJ"
White" :IIark. In tn" Scream nl me
Eagle The Pretty Little krllrrmah
Girls" "Homcward Bound. TN" pro-
duccrs. Mrssrs Kilroy md irl't"n' nave
supplied beautiful scenic cqu'rm,,hI
which is chara Ct ristir " their produc-
,inrs m excellent cast and very. larE"
ond beautiful chorus has hccn engaged
to support Miss LcFrrc. Tho attraction
will undoubt cdly prov" most popular
With the natrons of Tho Court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29

There are specially good and speci,
ally new Vestees in panel styles to sell
for So. Very many colors in brocaded
and striped effects. All made of silks.
Finer Waistcoats are of Kumsi-
Kumsa, Fantasi, Tricolette, Linen,
Pique, Satin, with embroidery, braid
trimmings, button-trimnlings and plain
tailorings. Brown, henna, champagne,
cream, white, gray, blue, checks,
stripes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
MONTE CARLO GIRLS.

Tho coming attraction nj III" Chnr
tbcotrc Monday and Tuesday next VII
-, 90 Monte Carlo Girls. tho faToritt
hurlcsuun attraction Of this circuit.
high class cast q. entertainers Is
u.s., rcnturr with Il chorus Of peppcry
pretty girls. besides min" complete
scenes and two acts Of mcritorious com
adv Tho cast includes such we'll known
.tnrs nc Frank Rags Murphy. Charlie
Cnllins, Earl Hall. Johnny Hudgins: Sa,
al, 11vatt Kittie Warren and Violet
EmckIcv and n chorus Of twenty bcaut!'
full girls. ,;, t., a.,
women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29

vice president Of the American Telc-
phone and Telegraph company. and Ed
ward w. Bok- editor of tho Ladies'
Home Journal.
Clients Of the firm. many other
prominent business men and publishers
Of newspapers and periodicals from all
over the nation will be guests at the
golden jubilee. 1t Is expected that
more than eight hundred people will at
tend the banquet, which will be held
in the ball room of the Bellevue STRAIT
ford
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
FADs AND FAHCHs.

There are fashions in medicines as
we'll rs in millinery. Many medicines
that were roular forty years ago are
now almost unknown, Only the best
survive and maintain their popularity
despite tho fads and fancies Of the hour.
Chambcrlains' Cough Remedy is ono Of
these. For moro than forty years it has
increased in favor and popularity. In
many families the third generation are
using il and with tho best results. When
YOU have cough or cold give it trial.
For sale by all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
Deeds.

O6eQS.
". S. Chapman 6 Sons company 70
Frederick Bochert. a, lot in the Real
Estate Improvement company Suo-diEI-
sion on Georges Run in Richie dis
trict. Consideration. SEQ.
Elizabeth Hun to Mary F. Rensier,
13h acres in Richland district Con-
sideration. $40.
James H Taylor TO Howard Edwards.
32 acres in Triadelphia district Coz
sidcration. $40.
Frank l. ODonneu to Thomas T.
Cooper. lot in Edgington. Considera-
ton. SO.
George Murphy to Ida NJ. Murphy. q
lot in Carroll and Bakers addition
Consideration. $40.
Thomas Crum hacker to Clara Sell"
Murphy, a lot in C--roll and Bakers
addition. Consideration. $40.
Four deeds Of trust were admitted to
record.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
@s{87fG66
D0ubLe-ExtrQ ShOWingS OF
Suits
AT
5 2!9.oo

Honest values! Careful tailoring!
Excellent materials, Serviceable lin
ings! Splendid STYLES! Some are beau
tifully braided in models of boxy type
with most telling results Serges and
Poplins are the more important ma
terials tailored into them and we fairly
dote on the quality. Navy, black,
taupe and gray and tan. We think it
a very hard task to find other 500
Suits hereabouts nearway so good and
smart and fetching as we know these
to be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
NECKWEAR SPLENDOR---
NeU Vestees and MQrQbOut

Marabout Capes, Scarfs, Collarettes
to displace the heavier furs as Spring
becomes more pronounced. Some en-
tirclv Of Marabout, while others have
ostrich trimming or fabricated on
satin. Some capcs have super-collars
of Marabout and the effect is very,
very stunning. Natural, black and
taupe are the favored shades. We
can't recall a time when such fashion
able neckvear pieces as these pre-
vailed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
BANKRUPTCY CASE

\ petition for discharge in bank
ruptry was filed in the office Of Tho
clerk Of tho federal district court Ens-
to-day by Chris Canes. and a notices
thereon was entered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
! THE THEATRES
ATTRACTIONS AT THE
LOCAL THEATRES TODh

! Virginia--Frcd stone in "Cnd'F
Tho Top" w.,
! Libcrty-Anna Case The HID
| den Truth"
/ CoIonial-Vivian Martin in Jane
Goes AsaN DOING.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
COUNTY COURT
carriage licenses

Robert Moore. Elyria. O.. and Mae
Griffith, Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-29
Dresses
AT
s 244.oo

Silk Dresses that are close rivals of
the $35 kinds and even costlier ones.
They arc copies of high-type Dresses
and their materials are of equal good
ness. Silk Foulards, Gcorgcttcs, Crcpes
dc Chine and Taffeta Silks in ever so.
MANY new color-toncs, checks and
plaids. The straight-linc effect meets
one demand of fashion while the drapcd
STYLES stand out in pretty contrast.
All told, they are most extraordinary
dresses in great demand.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-11-14

Omsk. The Dolshevtst thrust
against the left wing OF the Siberian
armies has developed to such an ex
tent that the Siber4ans have been
obliged to fall back south Of the
rrans-Siberian Railway to within so
miles of Petropavlovss, which appears
to be the BolshevIst objective in this
sector A corresponding tactical re-
tirement Of from II 70 Is miles has
occurred along the whole Tobol River
front.
The Red forces also have launched
an offensive on the extreme north
snd have succeeded in retaking To
oolsk the important Siberian city at
the junction Of the Tobol and Irish
rivers, and pushing the Siberian troops
back some miles.
The situation is regarded as far
from critical and the population mani.
tests no excitement. The reported
Bolsheytst air raids against Omsk are
pure tabricauons.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-11-14
-B0LSHEVISTS WINNING
Reported That Gen. Yudenitch is AID.
Vancine on the Entire FROM
Before Petroarad.

Heisingfore.-The latest reports
from the army Of Gen. Yudenltch de.
clare that he is steadily advancing on
the entire front before Petrograd and
10 the south, his right flank being full.
y protected az the result Of the prog.
reSs made By the Esthcnians.
The British fleet continued its BON.
oardment of all the islands between
the Finnish coast and Krasnaia Gorka
encouraged by Gen. Yudenitch's i'm.
proved position.
The Swedish language newspapers
here representing the party advocating
Finnish intervention in the campaign
Of the white forces against the Boil
sheviEi are urging the Finnish gov.
eminent to modify the conditions upon
which It has Indicated it would con.
slider intervening.