davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02

and tans" podpalaja domy, .rzu-
GAIA bomby i strzelaja wzdiuz IT,
lie. w r6znych skladach i klu-
bach, nalezacych do Sinnfeini-
stow wybuchaja stale pozary.
Londyn, 2. grudnia. - Wed}ug
wiadomoSci urzedowych do'27go
listopada 673 osoby zosta}y zabi-
te przez elementy antypahstwo-
we w Irlandyi. Isl policyantow
zabitych, go ranionych; At zol-
merry zabitych, 1903 ranionych.
Z osob cywilnych 48 zosta}o
zabitych i 1O1 ranionych.
Liczba aresztowanych w r.
landyi wynosi przecietnie 100 o.
sob tygodniowo.
BEZROBOTNI ZAJELI MA
GISTRAT.
Londyn, 2. grudnia. - Grupa
bezrobotnych i bezdomnych lu-
dzi w towarzystwie swoich ION
dzieci wyruszyta z przedmieSc
Dondynu i zajefa magistrat, ka-
piel miejska i inne budynki miej-
skie. Urzednicy ~pahstwowi, kto-
Ivy walcza z brakiem mieszkah,
stwierdzaja, re sytuacya ia sta
lie sic z dniem kazdym eoraz gor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02

Ru1Sk1 poaityk, ay wtek1U ey mte4
sly "a obowianek poczytywae 'oOis
,ovinien stale ~reklamowaf narodo'
WoEc nas1A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02
sTRATY CZERWONEJ AR
MI w CYFRACH.

Paryz, 2. grudnia. - Wojen-
nv soviet w Moskwie oblicza stra
ty czerwonej armii "a czas cd 20
maja do % pazdziernika rb. ma
$4,000 jehc6w, $4,000 zabitych,
10000 rannych i 10000 dezerte-
row, CO w przeciqgu pieciu mic
siecy dale cyfre 215,OO0 ludzi.
POWRoT
ZAGRAzA TRAKTAToWI
Londyn, 2. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Anglicy obawiaja sic,
re powr6t ex-kr6la Konstantego
ma tron greek moe w~plyn2c IT,
Jennie ma stosunki aliantow z
Grecya oraz powaznie zagrozlc
traktat serwski.
Spodziewaja sic tn jednak, re
ma k~onferencyi premierow Fran
cyl, Wloch i Anglii, ktora ma sig
odbyt W przyszly wtorek, costa
ME osiagniete ostateczne porozu-
mienie w tel sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02
k6w W czasie Obecnym ME, jest
wSkazane.
PREZYDENT WILSON PREY
JAIL
w SPRAWIE

w A ARMENSKIEJ.
Geneva, 2. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Liga Narodow otrzy-
mala note ppezydenta Wilsona, W
ktorej oznajmia on o zgodzie
przyjecia poSrednictwa W spra-
vie armenskiej. Rada Ligi wysia-
la zaraz wczoraj list do Prezy--
denta Wilsona W ktorym informu-
je go, IL przyjmuje jego poSred-
nictwo w sprawie Armenii.
Komisya do spraw armenskich
postanowi}a wys}ac armie ekspe-
~dycyjna do Armenii pod dowodz-
TWEEN amerykanskiego pufk. Leo
narda Wood.
Prezydent Wilson przez PREY
jecie poSrednictwa w zaiatwieniu
sprawy armenskiej zyskai sobie
ma nowo ogromna popularnoSc W
caiej Europe. PopularnoSG pre-,
zydenta w Europe -stala sic
mniejsza z chwila odmowy przez
senat amerykahski podpisania
traktatu pokojowego. DIPLOMA,
ci europejscy sa zadowoleni, re
udaHo i'm sic uwiktaG Ameryke W
sprawy europejskie, co okaze sic
zbyt trudnym, W razie gdyby je'
go nastepca, prezydent Harding
zechcia} sic wycofac.
ALIANCI CODA SIZE MA RE
WTZYE TRAKTATU SERW'
SKIEGO.
Parry, 2. grudnia Premierzy
Francyi, Anglii i WSoch zgodzil:
sic ma czeSciowa rewizye trakta'
tn serwsiego W cetu przyjsci;
do porozumienia z nacyonalista,
mi tureckimi. Rewizya ia bedzie
ogranicza{a sic do rejonu smyr'
nenskego, kt6ry bedzie umiedzy,
narodowiony i ochraniany przez
SHY zrekTutowane z miejscowyct
mieskancow, lecz znajdujace sig
pod dowodztwem oficerow allan,
ckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02
TRY GMINY
ZOSTALY PRZYZNANE
POLSCE.

Warszawa, 2. grudnia, - u
chwaia rady ambasadorow z dnia
logo sierpnia przyzna}a Polsce
try gminy bylego terytoryum
plebiscytowego ma MazurAch. Sa
to gminy: Klein Lobenstein,
Klein Nopcrn i Groschen", polo
zone wzdfuz granicy wojewodz--
twa pomorskiego w powiecie o.
str6dzkim. Niemcy korzystajac
z pewnych lux W uchwale zaczely
PROFESSIONAL, lecz protesty ich ME
daily zadnego rezultatu, gdyz ko-
misya delimitacyjna generala Du
ponta, odda1a tie gminy Polsce w
dniu 81 pazdziernika / W tym sa-
mym dniu odbyio sic obsadzenie
gmin przez wladze polskie.
w SPRAWIE POKOJU z IR-
LANDYA.
Londyn, 2. grudnia. Daily
News" donosi, re coraz bardziej
rozlegaja sic glosy, zadajqce po-
koju z Irlandya. Lloyd George
zaczyna udzielat wiecej uwagi
sprawie pokoju. Spodziewaj2 sic,
re premier jeszcze pred Bozem
Narodzenicm ziozy wazne spra-
wozdanie w tel sprawie ~jeszcze
pred odroczeniem parlamentu.
w CORK PANUJE TERROR.
Cork, 2. grudnia. - Stan terro-
ri w Cork jest wprost ME do O.
pisania. Ludno$G ucieka Z miasta
w panicznym popiochu. BLACK
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02
10000 SYCYLIJCZYKoW
oCzEKUJE WYJAZDU DO
AMERYKI.

Palermo, 2. grudnia. - Ocze-
kujc tutaj 10000 os6b ma wyjazd
do Ameryki. Miasto wobec tego
jest ogromnie przeludnione, gdyz
miesiecznie moze odjechac tylko
1900 os6b.
KOBIETY WLOSKIE IVY
SKALY PRAWO o
Rzym, 2. grudnia. - W&oska
Izba poselska przyje1a wczoraj
projekt o reprezentacyi kobiet W
rzadzie i r6wnouprawnieni. Pro-
jekt ~przeszedl wiekszoScia gto,
sow - 153 przeciw 126.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02

Premier Leygues powraca do
Londynu j ostateczne porozumie-
nie zostanie osiagniete W kohcu
tego tygodnia.
A KEMALA PASZY.
Konstantynopol, 2. grudnia. -
Pisma angorskie donosza, re
Renal Pasza pr6cz zadania au-
tonomii Tracyf ma zwr6cic sic 2
Ladariem ewakuacyi Konstanty-
nopola i terytoryum, znajdujace-
go sic pod zarzadem aliant6w
Nprzez wojska sprzymierzonych,
silly Kemala zostafy wzmocnio-
lie przez otrzymanie artyleryi cd
boIszewik6w. Armia Kemala jest
reorganizowana przez 60 Office
row niemieckich.
CHINSKo = JAPONSKIEGO.
Pekin, 2. grudnia. - Pomiedzy
radiant chihskim i j~apohskim
rozpoczeiy sic rokowania w spra
vie anulowania traktatu militar-
nego. Formalna decyzya ma "a
pa$c w koncu tego tygodnia pc
wymianie not dyplomatycznych,
R KOMERSANToW
TAPONSKICH w MANDzU-
RYI WYNoSZA Sc, 900, 900.
Toxic, 2. grudnia. - Z Czynto
~przybyla do Toxic delegacya ko-
mersantow ja~ponskich, ktora ma
wnieSc skarge do rzadu japoh-
skiego, re zycie obywateli japoh'
skich w Mandzuryi ME Jest male,
zycie ochraniane i kupcy japoh,
scy ponosza ogromne straty Cd ma
padow koreanskich bolszewikow.
Przedstawiciel delegacyi oznaj,
mil, re og6lne straty kupcow ia,
ponskich wynosza przeszio So,
100000 ! leaderzy bolszewikow
koreanskich znajduja oPieke t
wIadz chinskich.
ROLNICY FRANCUSCY
PRZBCIW
Paryz, 2. grudnia. - Wszyst:
kie syndykaty rolne, kt6re PREY
stapiiy do trzeciej miedzynaro-
d6wki moskiewskiej, zostana wy.
Iaczone re zwiazkow robotnikow
rolnych. Decyzya ia zapadSa NJ
posiedzeniu komitetu narodowe
90 organizacyi rolnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02
%Tslsgramy z%agTaniczns.

Dokonczeuie re strony l-szej.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11
NOTICE TO THE EapuBLIc

The Washington and Old Domin-
ion Railway will on Monday Au-
gust 18th. 1920. at 10 o'clock A. NJ =,
petition the State Corporation Com
mission in its court room n kI"h-
mcnd fer authority to increase its
intrastate freight rates FORTY rer
cent. ard its iNtrastate rates on
milk and cream twenty per cent
being the increases new sought by
steam carriers in the Eastern Group
throughout the State. and as author
lied bv the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
This petition amends the original
nctiticn Of the Washington and Old
Dominion Railway. under which au-
thoritv was sought to increase its
intrastate freight rates thirty-oae
ner cent.
Washington and Old Dominion Ry'
1913.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11
CAPT. |. \ DUfFEY
IS POLICE JUSTICE
Appointment Made To-Day
Following His Indorse-
ment By Bar
BAR ASSOCIATE TION
Local Attorneys Decide to Organize
Committee App0int:d-May Have
attorneys in Arlington County

Capt. Louis \. Duffey today was
appointed police justice Of the city
to fill the vacancy caused hy tie
death Of Police Justice Luther II.
Thompson. The appointment of
Cart. Dutfey was made by Judge
Robinson Moncurc. Of the CORPORA
ticr court. followin" Il mect:n" OF
the har association of the civ which
meeting indorscd Capt. Duffey for
the position.
Capt. Duffcy Immediately after
ward was sworn in as police justice
ana h" will assume his &ut'" at once
Since the death Of Justice Thompson
the place has been tcmrnran'v filled
by Attorney Ri.hlri 3. WASHINGTON.
Capt. Dul'ey is a lawyer and an
cx-service man. He graduated N
law in 1907 at George Washington
University and took up the practice
of Faw in 1912. D"ying tie world
war be was captain Of Comn9ny 4
11Gth Infantry and served oversees
for fifteen months. Recently hc
rrorgariz"d the old Alexandria Light
1nfartrv and is now cantain Of that
company. Attending the meeting
were thirteen members of the asso-
citation Of the city
The meeting was presided over by
James r. Cation and Albert v.
Pryan was chosen secretary. II.
Noel Garnrr placed in nomination
thc name cf Cant Duffcy as being
the choice of the association for the
position and the motion was seconded
by Richard B. Washington.
Following this action the members
present decided 10 organize loca!
bar association. James R. Cation
suggested such an organization would
he helpful! to all members cf the
profession in the city. A commit
tee COMPOSED Of Gardner l.. Bcothe.
Fl. %ocl Gamer and Howard w.
Smith was appointed to map out
the details for *rch an organization
and rcnort at a meeting to he held
in Sc"tcmb"r.
It also suggested that similar
association in Arlington county be
organized to hcccmc Identified with
or cooperate with the local or@ani-
zation would b" Il good thing and
tie fcr"gcing committee will take
ND tie question with committee
Of a.tcrnnvs from that county and
! rcpc:t ut the next meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11
INCREASE 10000
IN EIGHTH DISTRICT
Figures Compiled by Census
Bureau Just An
nOunced
FIVE SHOW DECREASE
Biggest Gain Made by Arlington Co.,
Which Shows 56.S Per Cent In
crease

The eighth congressional district
has a total population of 1914 ac-
cording to the figures just announced
by the u. S. Census Bureau. The total
increase during the past ten years is
close to 10000.
In the increases noted Fairfax coun-
tv obtains more than 1000 in the emu
meration of Camp A. A. Humphreys
and Prince William county gets more
than 1000 by the Marine camp at
Ouantico and King George County
gets $50 through the Naval Proving
Grounds.
As previously stated in these COL
umns Alexandria City, which is the
only city in the eighth district, accord
ing to the new figures has a popula-
ton of 1900 and in 1910 had 1929
which is a II per cent increase.
The neighboring county. Arlington
Just to the north of this. city, has a
population of 16,036 and in 1910 had
lO.231 or an increase of 56 per cent.
The population of the other coun-
ties comprising this district follow:
Fairfax, q ,943 and in 1910 was 20,
536. increase of So per cent; CuLpeper
county, 1922 and in 1910 13,472 de-
crease Of 1.3 per cent; Fauquier coun-
ty. 21,s6a and in 1910, 22,526, de-
crease of 90 per cent; King George
county, 5,7s2 vadd lin 1910 6;337s, de:
crease Of 81 per cent Loudoun
county 2O,577 and in 1910, 2l,167, de-
crease 2.S per cent; Louisa county, H.
O69, and in 1910 16,578, increase of 81
per cent; Orange county, 1890 and
in 1910, 13,428, decrease of - per
cent: Prince William county, 1860
and in 1910, 1926 increase of 1876
per cent; Stafford Co., 8.1O4 and IN
1910 SOTO increase of A per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11
AccidentSays Jury
Excnerate VIM. Carter, CCiored, for
Shooting Gabriel Williams,
ColCred

That the shooting of Gabriel Will
liams. colored, which took place
shortly before 7 o'clock last Thurs
day night at Miller's brickyard. Fair
fax county, several miles below
Alexandria was an accident was the
verdict by coroner's jury which
met last night at Shiflett's barber
shop. 9l5 King street, presided over
by DR.. T. NJ. Jones. coroner.
The shooting was done by William
Carter, colored. a fellow workman
of williams, while they were playing
Chief of Police Goods testified that
he visited Williams at the hospital
and Williams told him it was accl-
dental. Dr.. Walter A. Warheld'
who treated Williams, said that an
hour before Williams death. which
occurred Monday night, Williams told
him it was purely accidental. Carter
told the jury it was an accident and
gave the details of how it occurred
Constable A. j. Payne also told the
jury Williams told him it was an
accident. Others to testify to the
1 same included Minor Coleman, Joseph
:iPottard, Elber Wood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11
Labor Day Picnic
Fer Schools Under Y. VI. c. 4. Aus

Fer Schools Under Y. NJ. C. 4. Aus
pices
Suuakcrs, crckcts, balloons and
horns are to play Iii" part, in the
mammoth Sunday School picnic TO
be given at the George Mason High
School Labor day by the \. NJ. C..
A. This was decided at meeting
of the entertainment committee at
the Westminster Bui!ding last night
Miss Corinne Rcardon, chairman
Of the entertainment committee, is
determined that the youngsters that
attend this picnic shall never forget
if. Consequently she has given or
dcrs that a liberal quantity of tho
noise making. ear-splittlng delights
of childhood shall be procured and
placed in the novelties booth.
Miss Rcardcn outlircd her pro-
gram to the committee and divided
the work 50 that each member Of the
committee would have plenty to do.
The day is to tie busy one from
start to finish. Three base hal!
teams are now asking fer tourna-
ment to decide the best Sunday
School base ball team in the citv,
and the committee says they can
have all the base ball they desire.
Games will be scheduled for both
morning and evening if necessary.
Miss Hilda Schneider was added to
the entertainment committee by
unanimous vote last night, and was
asked to take charge cf the entertain
mcnt of the primary department.
Miss Schneider is associate director
cf the city Fairgrounds, and with
the assistance Of the primary super
intcndcnts Of the Sunday Schools
she will no doubt furnish plenty OF
entertainment for the wee ones.
The chairman. Miss Reardon, an
nouncod one real innovation last
night She has asked each Sunday
School to put on a stunt at tbs
picnic requiring not more 'han ter
minutes of time. These stunts are
TO he solely in the hands OF thc
various schools and no announce
mcnt of their nature is to be made
lin advance. Three of tn" sci col;
have already appointed their c'm
mittccs and they arc at woE' on Tho
surprise. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11
AT ORKNEY SPRINGS
Many Alexandrians Spending Vasa-
ton at This Resort

A beautiful masquerade ball was
given at the Orkney Mineral Springs,
Virginia, by the management on Sat
urday evening last. Among the
Alexandriars present in costume.
were Miss Edith Phillips. who look
ed very lovely as an "Old Fashioned
Girl" Miss Collins Jones, also very
picturesque as Little Red Riding
Hood" Miss Marie Gasson as
"French Maid;" Miss Virginia Ston-
nell sSwiss Flower Vendor" and
Miss Eleanor Buckman as "Sheper-
dess.'
Following the ball charming pri-
vate supper was given by Mrs. JOS
eph Carr. of Newport News. who
spent the early summer in Alexan-
dria with her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Boothe
Mrs. Carr's guests included Rear
Admiral Beatty. United States Navy,
Mrs. Beatty and their daughter, Mrs.
C. H. Drayton. Of Charleston. S.
c.; Miss Peachy. Washington; Miss
Powell. Baltimore, and Mrs. Mccms.
Mount Airy. Shenandoah county.
Miss Ccnstsn:e Boush and Miss
Collins Jones, of Alexandria, 1e
now occupying Miss Boush's cottage
at Orkney, where Mss Jones Is en-
Pertaining house PARTY over the
present week. Among the guests
are Misses Eleanor Ruckman and
Marie Gasson Alexandria, and Miss
Anne Gordon. Norfolk.
Miss Fannie Dixon. of Alexandra.
is Spending the rcmaiNdI~ Of the
season at Orkney. with Mrs. William
Ware Kimball, at Stribllng Cottage.
Among recent arrivals at the Ork-
ney Mineral Springs are Rev. IH
p. P. Phillips. Miss Edith Phillins.
Mrs. Courtland H. Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. D. G. Woolford. of Alexan-
dria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11
AUTOIST HURT
Alexandrian Hurled From Car by
Suspended Barrier

Thrown from his automobile by a
projecting rod on Highway Bridge,
and hurled against the steel gir-
ders, William McDermott of 1907
Prince street, Alexandria. Va. was
seriously injured yesterday. McDer-
mott. chauffeur, was driving to
Washington.
Suffering from three fractured
ribs, punctured lung, and deep
cash across the forehead, he was
brought to the Emergency Hospital,
and is in a critical condition.
Still dazed from the shock Nc
Dermott is unable to give clear
account of the accident. The car
was taken in charge by the police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11
LIGHTNING KILLS TWO
EyANGELISTS AT CAMP

Laporte Ind. Aug. lift d bolt
Of lightning should come from heaven
it would not find many Of this congre-
raticn prepared the Rev. John Tim
Der charged in camp meeting ser
mon near here last night.
Hardly had he finished speaking
when there was a flash. The tcrt was
struck by lightning and Henry Lcnz.
cf Rclvcderc, H.. and l.. 5. Huston, of
Wisconsin, his brother even@ellsts'
were instantly killed. Many Of the
CONGREGATION were stunned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11
NAVY STUDENT
RIVERS VICTIM

Washington. D. c., Aug. ll.-Wi?-
Fam Thamm. 19-year-old student az
Grnncr's Mate School of the Navy,
was drowned in the upper Potomac
river near the Three Sisters" rocks
shortly after noon Yesterday His body
was recovered by Policeman Birk'ght
Of the Seventh pre"irct, ard william
Randall! when it dr;ft"t into shcr".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11
NORTHERN Polish
ARMY CRUNbL|NG
Warsaw's Defenders Yield
Soldav Sector Without
Battle
DANZIG LINE IS CUT
Boshevik Cavalry Expect d t. Invade
Corridor Soon-Pcles Flanked Ev-
erywhere

Paris. Aug. l1.-Gencral Weygand
of the French army, has been offered
supreme command of the Polish forces
by the Polish Council Of National De-
tense. according to Warsaw dispatch
20 the Hayas Agency.
The decision was taken al a meet
ing of the body called to discuss the
defense of Warsaw and the reorgan-
iaa:ion of ihe army.
London. Aug. 1.-Two members OF
the Russian mission left last night on
board British torpedo boat destroyer
On their way to Moscow to urge the
acceptance of the British terms with
regard TO Poland. says the London
Times this morning.
Berlin, Aug. 1.-the ncrth wing Of
the Polish army defending Warsaw, is
dissolving under pressure Of the
fourth Russian army. says a dispatch
to the Fossische Zeitung from the
East PrusSian frontier.
Accompanied by the first and sec
ond CaucaSion artillery corps. adds the
dispatch. the Twelfth Eighteenth and
Forty-fourth Russian divisions have
crossed the foremost lines held by this
north wing. The Russians are backed
up also by eight infantry divisions ard
the third Caucasian artillery corps.
Their movement supposedly is directed
against Thorn.
Up to this time the former German
boundary at the southern end of the
Souau sector has not yet been crossed
by the Russian patrols. The Russian
front the dispatch indicates. now runs
from Mlawa, little southeast of Sol
dau, to Ciechanow and thence east to
RoZan.
The Poles. it is added, have declined
to give battle between Ostroenka ard
the Bug River and have retired to-
ward Wy>Zkow. about thirty-fivc miles
northeast Of Warsaw. where they are
being thanked on the east The Soviet
forces have also advanced beyond So
kolow.
The dispatch says The Red cavalry
is l:kcly to invade the Dang corridor
at any moment and that it is tacti-
cally impossible for the Poles to leave
their north flank exposed.
From Mariewcrder. East Prussia. a
dispatch TO the Taseblatt says the
Poles have evidently abandoned their
intention to defend the Soltlau sector
TO marshal all available forces for the
defense Of Thorn-Danz:g Railroad
which was repaired by the Poles in
view of the cutting Of the Warsaw
Danzig Railroad.
The advance of the Russian front BE
yond Chorzcle (about forty-five miles
west of I.omba). the Tagcbiatt's ad-
vices says again enables the Soviet
cavalry to resume its activities. hav-
ing no longer to contend with the
swamp regions.
In the opinion of the FoisS:Schc Zeit
ung'S Marcnwcrdcr correspondent
avoidance by the Russians of the Sci.
dau sector indicates they have no in
tcntion Of violating the German boun-
Diary Of 1914.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11
CHILD LABOR LAW
GIVEN IN DETAIL
Commissioner Urges All To
Cooperate With It's
Provisions
CONFUSION EXISTS
Bar Children Under IA From w orkinG
During Time School is Closed
Children Over ~ May Work

RichnGnd, Va. Aug. li.--State
Commissioner Of Labor, John Hi-sch-
berg. has issued 4 statement eX-
- nn~ II detail the operation OF
II. Vr2in,o iaw r1v. ming the en-
pIuymeut Of children. He urges al
employers and the parents and
g""r!iar, Of "h .,rem = may 10
cmpiov@G 10 fam 1,iza Themselves
with =, arovi.:.o< OF Tx act and
asks their cooperation il putting
them into effect. Mr. HirSchherg's
Statemrnt is "a follows:
Son" confusion. resulting from
the c~is'rnce Of both State and
Federal LEGISLATION on the subject. a
well - from amendrlentS 70 the
Stat" law adopted III the recent ses-
sicn &C rtc General Assembly, ta'
arisen ~ one sections - >hc St.t:
with rr'cran:c 10 thc 81! o'n'crf OF
"hilur"h- Ddt lHlS Dli>uihtSiHS"hu
;rg nav ha cleared uD ! desire to d.
rect attention to the following provls-
ions or The Virginia statutes cover
ing th:S subject:
/. No child under Is years OF
are r,"y be cnplOved in or about
any min or quarry.
.. NJ child under If wears OF
age may BE- employed in or about
any factory. workshop, cannery, mer-
camille establishment. laundry, bsk-
erv. brirI cr.lulabar yard, theatre or
place If amusement except however,
that children over II years OF age
nav h~ employed n fruit and vege-
table cahnerics or in running er-
randS nrd delivering parcels when
the public schools are not in session.
,. In cities OF five thousand pop
nlaticn or over no boy under the age
Of II wears and no girl under the
are cf ls years may be employed "a
= messenger for telegraph tele-
phonc nr messenger company. IT
,he Distribution. Transmission "f oe-
livery nf reeds or messages, and no
bow under Is year Of age. ana no
girl under u years Of age may o.
onpIovrd between the hours Of ten
,..1ocl. IN +hn evening and : o'clock
in the morning.
4 Nn child under lG years OF age
* permitted to work more than SIX
davs IN any one week. nor more
than c:el,t hours IN any one day. nor
bcrcre the hour Of seven IN the
mcrning. nor after the hour OF nre
in the evening.
:. No child D,ey be employed N
any industry enumerated herein un-
less the employer has on Fl" GER
f:ficata showing the age o: SAID
child. Such certificates are issued
hy notaries public and are based on
| 4hr following of age IN the order
named:
a.-H;r.h certificates.
Record Of hart:Sm.
r.-Rih,c record.
PASSPORT. immigration cert!fi-
cate. cr lie insurance policy. cine
evidence under this head must have
been in cvistence at least one yar.'
g. Certificate cf publ" health
ohvsician. giving the weight and
height ot the child and stating thai
in the oninicn 0f such officer che
child Is cf the minimum age required
bv law. Such physicians certificate
! must however be accompanied by
school record OF the affidavit Of the
parent. guardian or custodian Ct
the child.
Ga list containing the names
! Ic,,t;,uoi on Pare Fivpl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-11
AUSTRIAN BARON. 45 AND
WEALTHY. WANTS YANK WIFE

Zurich, Aug. 1.-THE Neue Zurich
er Zeitung publishes the following ad-
vcrtisemcnt:
"An Austrian baron of ancient no.
hility but half Swiss. aged -. very
rich and in brilliant position. seeks
marriage with an elegant blonde mil
lonairess. preferably English or
American English spoken"