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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-29
GROWING OLD BEFORE YOUR
TIME

Kidney trouble tends to SLOW up
men and women in middle life and
they fear oncoming old age when il
is only kidneys that are at fault. Fol
ey's Kidney Pills assist Nature to re-
store a sound. healthy condition and
to Danish backache, soreness, lameness
and stiffness. W. w. Wells, Tonquin
Mich, writes: "Foley's Kidney Pills
make me feel like a new man." Recon-
mended also for bladder touble.
Frost's Pharmacy, So Main ST.,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-29

Cole, Mrs. Fiske, and Alice Fiske Cole
motored to Burlington Saturday. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. Cole,
who has been in the Mary Fletcher
hospital for nearly four weeks. Mrs.
Cole is improving from her recent oper-
alton.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-29
GRANVILLE NEWS
. Ford, Correspondent

(Mrs. H. E. Ford, Correspondent
Fred Jennett and Edgar Ford were
in Salisbury Sunday.
Carlton Ellsworth and Fred Ball of
Ferrisburg are visitors at c. J. Taber's.
Mrs. Austin has finished work at the
Central House.
Mrs. Flynn Ford visited her parents
in Rochester over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Malone of
Leominster, Mass, are visiting in town.
Mrs. Ora Briggs went to Montpelier
last week for her household goods that
have been stored there for some time.
Norma Parrish has returned from
Waitsield, where she has been visit
ing the past week, bringing a friend,
Miss Straw, with her.
For manners are not idle, but the
T 4 4 4
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-29

By taking a revenge, a man is but
even with his enemy; but in passing
over 1t he is superior. Bacon
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-29

What 1 must do is all that concerns
me, not what the people think
Emerson
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-29

For manners are not idle, but the
fruit of loyal nature, and of noble mind.
TennYsOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
TAFT CALLS STRIKE
UNLAWFUL CONSPIRACY


MAIDEN. Mass. Oct. 3o.-Former
President William II. Taft. speaking to-
night at n political rally here. declared
that tho bituminous coal miners in call
ing n strike were "onCarcd in an unlaw-
full conspiracy" and that congress hal
full power TO condemn such n cruel con-
Spiracy as an offcnse."
an an ordinary strike" nc said. In
cidcntal annoyance to the public. which
Is negligible. docs not render the s'rIkc
illegal. But whom enormous Comhna-
tions OF working mon deliberately 'nt"-
upon n country wide plan 10 take the
country by tn" throa and compel the en-
ployers in that particular fold Of indus
try to demands OF the mon. they arc on
gagged in an unlawful conspiracy. tn"
sacredncss Of their individual right To-
labor or such terms rs they choose an |
to leave their employment when they
will does not protect or Justify them in
such a conspiracy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
INDUSTRIAL BASKET BALL
LEAGUE To OPEN nov. 18th

his old wartime powers. Much Of this
work viii be carried on through H."
bureau Of mines OF the interior depart
In"ut and the railroad adm'u!Strat''u';
Director General Hines a:!d i'r. earn -
attended the cabinet meeting ana iht
rrs,dc of procedure adopted was sal! 10
follow their SuEg"StI"u$
Coal Will be alloc;tied and distribute!
IL Was announced hy the Plan t"II"M"I
bv twO years during thr sever" Wyaih'r
WHOM thu. supply was Snort. II III" St:lhc
is prolonged and III" output mean" !.LI
limited. the less "SSrntia. industries VII
be- forced to rurtalL There - 4 grow IN,
belief, III official circles however. th't
much coal will come out Of the i'l-
union hines and from union u.u'S
working perhaps. with small shii' :.
Whatever is mined Will be moved speed
lily IN" railroad administration aSsur"A
the public.
Hopeful View
After checking over bureau reports.
Secretary Lane estimated that the cur
rent supply from uOn-uuiun uHuc$ would
be sufficient to meet domestic demands
and provide fuel for public utilities. But
this hopctul view did not mIuimlzc the
feeling OF concern evidenced all about
Washington.
Members Of the cabinet would not dis
cuss reports received from government
agents. bearing on tn" at'itud" "t IN"
miners. II is largely bcCnus" a. ~" ~
timi&,ic tone Of these reports that the
miners Will b. ready for.wUrk Saturday,
or certainly Monday.
Leaving the White House after talk
ing with the president. Attorney General
Palmer said the government would deal
alike with miners and operators Y no at
tempted to Interfere with produce .TT or
INDUCED in prutitcerlns. The depart
ment of justice is given broad powers
under the food control act IL deal with
the ST rikc situation. and Mr.. Palmer said
both sides might EXPECT 10 hnd It's pol
icy as drastic as laws would permit.
Later 1t was learned that Judc" NmrS
assistant to Mr.. Palmer in charge OF
enforcement OF Ia" food and iuci act.
had left for indianapolis To taxi" charge
If the governments efforts to meet the
ri
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McMechen Personals.

Mr.. Charles Logston and family are
spending number of days At Bellsvllle.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Leveuens son.
IS, confined at his home on Nintn street
Clarence Smith and family are call:
I'M; on friends in Newark for severA
days. .u
Mrs. Al Jennings. who has been III ~
her home FOR several days. continue 70
Mrs. Alice Lemon IS confined It her
home on Fifth street. slightly Ill
]. II. Brown is spending a NUMBER OF
DAYS in Grafton on business.
Mr.. and Mrs j.. J. limerick are eAll.
ing on friends in Cincinnati for seVef1
days.
Misses Pearl Emerica and Vera Gar.
ner will spend the week END In F1ttSS-
bufGh.
Miss Regenia Jenkins have returned
to their home at Wheeling after . briak
Miss Virginia Echworth. OF HtttS.
burch. is visiting friends hero for ssV.
cral days.
Little Paul Goodwin Is able - - our
arain after several days illnesA
Mrs. Bertha Henderson has retufned
to her home at Fairmont after . bfs1S
visit here. -..-.---.----.-----
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
PREPARING REPORT
ON STEEL STRIKE

WASHINGTON, Oct. @O.--l'rcpaFat'"'
Of = report 10 the senate on its inFesl'-
cation Of the steel strike was begun 10
day hv the senate labor commute" VII"
prospects Of unanimous agreement -,
Thu committee. in its report also VIII
severely criticize radlcaltsm in IT," "hl"n
labor movement. il was IT'H't''u'
Many facts obtained in the in'rS'iEh-
ZION whic. m"mhcrs said. VIII Dc
astounding TO tho country. are TO DC IN
corporarcd III the report.
All five IF tn" senators who N'Si''"
the STRIKE dlS;rtct today submitted ten
,a,iv, reports with "A view |" harih"h,"'
ipr a composite report 20 be prepared 10y
Chairman Kenyon. 1t is hoped TO COM
plc,c The report ut another meeting w.
morrow and submit 1t to the senate neNt
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

Miss GuldIc Long is confined to her
huIur on TumlinS"n avenue with S'F'
err, attack Of tons Hts.
". ]. Madden. who has hccn employee
in the mines at Akron. has returned
hum" To remain for som" time.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. carroll. OF Clinton
ay,utl,. Viii leave Tuesday on an extend
en- trip Ia Wisconsin. Iowa and Nebraska
whrlu they will visit their Chlidrch
luri,t"I in these states They will then
90 TO M"na, Ark. whore tncy Will sp"nd
the winter with Ms. Ei%. LYMAN. i"r-
,rlE Miss Laura Martin. OF this city
Mrs G. \. !, mes, Of Third street, spent
yc%trILhy IN Wheeling.
Mrs {. Il. Wilson and Mrs. Anna Rop-
CrtS We're IN Pittsburgh yesterday.
Mrs Iuscph Virgin. Of Jefferson ave-
nur. VIII" was operated upon at the Glen
dali hospital Wednesday. is getting
along as we'll as can h" expected.
Mir. j. W. Garvin spent yesterday in
Wheeling Attending the Scottish Rite.
Mrs. II. l.. Smith will entertain the
prcsciIla club at her home Saturday eve
nlnS.
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IN FIGHTING TRIM
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

mo present industrial emergency. e.
-nrts TO have tho house t1k' similar ac-
ion fallcd because Of opposition by Re-
publican leaders.
In and out OF congress. however. S"nti-
ment seemed to turn through one grove.
and there were expressions of general
approval OF the governments Get"rmiA-
alton 10 keep the mines in full opera
zion.
While the only statement given ou'
after tn" special meeting OF the cabinet
iralt with issuance OF an order rclatin=;
TO the fixing OF a maximum coal prlc".
tho members wcrc understood 10 nave
considered seriously means Of protect
ing miners who will not strike Re-
ports received from confidential sources
during the past few days. Officials sad
.ndicatcd that a considerabl" number
would keep on turning out coal If Of
r7rcd protection. and this. officials add
ed. would be given in ahundan; measure.
Trocos As Las Resort
state and city polio" and conStabulary
forces will BE- pressed into ScrNIC" tsrS.
and troops will be called only as last
resort, according 10 these familiar WITH
the program. Secretary Daniels an
nouncrd today that sailors and marines
will be- shifted to land duty and attached
10 military organizations. If their s"rN =
ices arc demanded by tho president
There has been no statement. Much VIII
.lcpcnd on what happens after the mines
shut down tomorrow night.
Satisfied there was no longer hop" u
avoiding the strike bur eager 70 hl"s
miners and operators mediate, govern
,ncnt officials felt that L raSping not"
had been scuIHlcd BY John J.. Lewis
president OF the United Mine Workers
~ America, in y telegram 20 ScCrctar;
~ Labor Wilson. Att."kinS PrcSidcE;
wilson for his part iMs.ry.ng to bring
poacr TO the industry. The mine work
rrs' president was replying 70 teI|'
gram sent by Secretary Wilson. which
,hr.secrctary refused 20 make public.
GarAeld in Command
With the fixing OF maximum prices
both for bitumln"us ana anthracite Goa!
thc establishment % tho prIorltics list
t'url Administrator Garfield Will AKA!
takc command Of the situation. under
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

A large crowd attended the Ha!low-
cen party which was given last evening
by the member of Mrs. Mary G0odwln,s
Sunday Schoul class In the h. OF u. hall
on Marshall street. All who attended
were attIrcd in funny costumes while
some were masked like ghosts. The eve
ming was pleasantly spent in fortune
telling. games and music. At a late
hour pumpkin pie luncheon was
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
LAST SURVIVOR
Of CONVENTION
PASSES AWAY

r. H. sayre, member Of tho first
Wheeling convention of 1851 which
met In opposition TO the secession Of
virginia from the union, died ycstcr-
day morning at his homo In New Mar
ttnsvine, according to message re-
ceived here today.
This convention passed resolutions
condemning tho secession of Virginia
as unconstituttonal, null, and void, and
was the beginning Of the withdrawal
Of the counties Of tho northwestern
portion Of tho state and the for1na-
ton Of west Virginia. Mr. Sayre was
the last surviving member Of this
convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
Entertnin This EVeninR.

The members OF the AulIEit Literary
Society Of Union high school VIII enter
tain inc Irwin Society this evening with
a Halloween party in the gymnasium
Of the school There has been 4 passage
made leading from the street TO the
gymnasium which vii. be filled with a.!
SORTS Of weird things. Everyone Will
mask and a good time is being looked
frrward to. The building will be deco
rated with cnluTS appropriate for the AZ
fair. Preparations have been made 10
handle Il large crowd. REFRESHMENTS
viii br served by the members of the
domestic science class.
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PARTY This HyeutuR.

The students Of Room 10 OF the punne
school will give n halloween party this
evening at the home Of Miss Carrie Nm.
norman. on Fourth street. AL students
will mask and the evening Will be DE.
lightfully spent in various oivereions.
spent in taffy pulling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

Mrs Coxcn viii entertain the mem:
bcrs Of District No. 4 Of the Ladies' AID
Society OF the First II. E church thn
evening with & masquerade party at hef
home on Baltimore street All the ladies'
Engagements are being made for the AZ
fair and good time Is in store for
every member After several hours OF
delightful diversions. . hight luncneon
will be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
sneat ct MASH Meeting.

Judge Sommcrv!lle. Of Wheeling, Will
be the principal speaker 1T the mass
meeting which is to Dr held at the Mid
way Theatre sunday afternoon. rms
will mark the beginning of the Red
cross drive in this city. and the captains
Of the teams are going to make an ell
fort 10 make this drive L NOR" success
full one that the previous drive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
matches and other diversions. "A
seasonable hour light luncheon Wall bs
St.1


The weekly choir rehearsal OF the
First NJ. T.. church will be held this
evening in the auditorium Of the church
AS there are to be a number OF selec.
lions rehearsed it is requested that All
members be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
WILSON ATTACK
CONTINUED From Page one.)

was characterized as that OF a usurp"r.
the executive board IF the United Mine
Workers Of America today turrcd to
routine business. Although the actual
strike was less than thirty-siN hours
away. tn" governing body OF the union
devoted tn" afternoon to adjusting dis
putes between locals and individual
members. and at the end OF their session
said there WAS nothing OF public inter-
est in the proceedings.
Urion Headquarters were frankly in
tercsted in the arrival here tomorrow OF
G. y. AmrS assistant to the attorney
general, N charge OF suits brought un-
dor the antitrust and fuel and food con-
troll laws Tho union leaders learned
with apparent cquanjmity that there had
been unusual activity among local
agents OF the department Of justice. and
PROGRESSED faith that .ncir every act had
been under warrant of constitutional
rights which no statute could abrogate.
no Announcement.
At tho office Of the United States dis
trict attorney thcre was no announce
mcnt as to what proceedings might be
instituted in regard to the strike. L.
Ert Slack. the district attorney. was
said to 10 in Chicago. but members OF
his staff would not admit that his trip
there had anything 10 do with the strike
situation. They said he was expected
back at his desk here tomorrow.
Tho union officials said the min"
owners and public could rest assured
that no act OF the organization would ne
allowed 70 work physical damage to the
coal diggings. They pointed out mat
the strike order provided that local
unions must allow sufficient men to
wi il. .-,a
and protection OF all mining properties,
in conformity with the provisions or
the district agreements in the several
fields"
The Miners Claims.
building fences against charges 'nat
the demand for six hour working day
was calculated to reduce production. tho
StatiStiCianS Of the un!on assembled ne
urcs which they said proved that even
, tho couAtry's peak production or 6S''-
600 ,Oh0 tons Of bitumnous coal in 1918
was rot Tho limit Of the industry. Ihcy
said this was dug with the mines aver :
aging only about seventy per cent Oh
,anacitv and with the skilled working
force reduced by 10000 miners IN tnc
army and navy. OF. OF possible 81 .
working days in the year. they SAID,
western Pennsylvania miners areraESu
"6h. Irdlana -49, 4l''Il''" "
"a. The bulk of tho oituminous TON
mage came from those states.
Npain.t this record they set figures for
1919 which they said showed that the
mines had operated at not to exceed
sf,v per cent Of the time. Despite TINS
reduction IN time they said. the 1918
; production Of tho country up 10 OCTOBER
, IS was 379O0O. 900 tons, only lo3.ooo,oOo
! tons less than in the same period OF
: 1915. They estimated that the mine
workers will not average NOR" than iHo
! working DAYS in 1919. and claimed that
! 4 full fore" working steadily through,
out the year can produce SoO.0o9'oV'
| IONS if need BE- They said m" cStiina'-
cd needs of the country for 1920 wero
! $50. 900 900 tons.
Too Many Miners.
| These figures show. SAD k!''S
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Awnings taken down, washed ara
stored Tel. 663. wheeling Tent AVN


Mrs Smith McCull"u!n Will entertain
the members of her Sunday school class
this evening with Halloween party at
her nome on Tenth street. After 4 meT-
nv evening in games. music and other
pastimes. the remainder OF the time VIII
be sucnt IN taIfy pNllnE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

Invitations were received here by the
members of the Pythian Sisters lodge to
attend the Halloween party this even
in, given by the lodge in that city. a
iarg,. number Of the members Of this
city are expecting to mask and attend
the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
Leg Is Broken

Arthur MUwrOt al tIIntoh 'Fshu', ~,
su..r,,in,d i broken leg saturday whlit
playing football is G,;ilnE alohE nlc'iy
1t was not certain at hrHt whether lh'
leg was broken but an INLAY cAdhi!hh'
tIUn proved that II WAS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
industrial Cnapter

The Industrial ,haIi.r Of the flrsi
Presbyterian church "!!I y" 'nt'r ,a''I ~
I1rIIly evening at Iir hum" Of Mrs. X
I NI'unnrll. on S.Nlh street. Mrs. }
f. Hughes Will BE- joint hostess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

met at the home OF Mrs. Merton Carroi4
last evening on Marshall street. FOL
lowing brief business session IN" re-
ma!ndcr Of the evening was spent IN
S"c:a! time. At ScaSonable hour
dainty luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

nj tho high school an! IN" ia'uliE n N.Y.,
m h,T, The equipment WIS "r!vrr"
ucyCroi months ago and has been ar,
ri,lng piccc-mcal and the last 'u
Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
EaIlowe'en Party.

Room No. II of the McMechen public
school will give Hal party
this afternoon in their school roc, n. Inc
pastimes will be games. music, spelling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
Midway Club

The members Of the Midway Club will
hold their weekly meeting this evening.
As there are number OF business MAJ.
tcrs to be discussed . full membership
is desired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
~,eo,arade PARTY

The S.niur class Of MoundSVlllc ll!E,
school will entertain thus evening VIII
- ,n.surIrrodr party. The gymnasium
has been iAStcfully decorated anu al
enjoyable time Will be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
Knirhts Of Pythiaj

Little l.rmrr l.odEc. No. -. knishl '.S
.or I'yIlia. h, i'll an iuP"rtant business
session last ,,,nruB IN thor hall III Inc
SChnub building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31
MOUNDSvILLE
news
Gave Dance

The "C;ct-tur"thcr' club gave uanS'
last n!rht in ELLIS Hall. This was I'M.
first liz dane" ct IN" season anu I'll
jnra,.l, attended by local people as Wei
49,; Some. of those from out OF town. inc
dance lovers of Moundsville greatly an,
r.r"rIl.r these affairs and several more
viii hc given this winter.
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Waterproof Covers for AL uses:
Tel. SIS. Wheeling Tent B. Awning TO-


TIN. n..,luu- MIdr coal strike when w.
comes effective Saturday. November j.,
will affect all tn" local mines cN''Pt nv ~,
rprratIon since IN" fire last i"bru aI
An local miners h"!ung 10 the union anu
,hr miners Will all walk out.
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MCNECHEN
Ladies' Aid Society,

The members of District No. I Of the
Ladies Aid Society Of the First NJ. f..
church met last evening At the home Of
Mrs. Wilbur McCombs, District No. ;
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Marriage licenses were issued o.? me
comfy clerk TO Walter Dale Nippcrlch.
~, of McMcchcn. and Hazel Marie ltlth-
CT, 10, of Bcnwuod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

Queen Maud. OF Norway, can claim 70
be the first woman pilot OF flying
boat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-31

Searl"s. cdl'ar Of III" unions magazine,
that th"r" are Zoo rIuy miners IN the
coal business for an eight hour day. Tho
shorter day would distribute the work
evenly Throughout tho year. and il would
tax" only q short time To educHt" con-
SumcrS 70 buy on tn" basis Of steady
rather than seasonal production.
''Furthcrmucr. CiGht hours may be
short enough for men 10 work IN the
fresh air and sunlight. bat it is too long
n period for continuous labor in the dark
under forced Ventilation. Men work
themselves ont quickly in dungeons
Increased wr""S ar" necessary. re
said. b"causr IN l9IS Illinois min" work
crs Of all classes averaged earn nSS or
sl.%9o.&>. Til" frs; six months Of 1919
showed averaC" earnings of $@12.0S. he
said. indicating d"cr,0-rd carnTlG pow
crS in tn" face If constantly mounting
living costs. From January l. 1913. to
July |. 1919. h" sad. ;hc min" workers
Of the central competitive field had aver
aged yearly ctrn.TGS Of $3.50.
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LONDON. Oct so.-A wireless do
spatch received from Moscow reports
that General Yudcnitch has been com
PEELED to cvacuotc Ga'rhina. owing 10
the fact that tn" Bolshcviki are men
acing his line &C communication.
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LONDON. Oct GA E"lSh"vik wirc-
less communication received here today
says:
The red army despite III" strongest
resistance has occupied 4 series "f VII
lagos around Catch ma and also has ad-
yanced and captured n number .of points
fourteen miles eastward anI sixteen
miles southwark Of l.ura. ana at IN"
same time Is conducting a successful
attack southeast Of Gd"v."
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Equipment Arrives
The laboratory equipment has arrived
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HFT.SINGFORS. Oct. 2n.--A report
from Russian sources received hero says
General Dcnikine has captured rr"l from
the Ro!shcviki and - advancing toward
Moscow