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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03
UPoZORNENl! /!

Uvadim ia vedomost ceSke
vere.inosti, ze jsme prevail
.iednatelstvi svetoznamych no.
vych EDISON mluvicich stroiu
jichz name plny vyber ma
sklade, jakozi rekordu. OBJ
drzeli jsme prave novou objed
navku Victrolas a Victor re.
kortlit. Vratil .isem Sc prave 2
New Yorku, kdc jsem nakou-
pil yytecna piana a piana sa-
mohraci, ktcra jsou .jiz k pro-
hiednuti v naSem zavode w.
stavena. Mas obchod ma nej-
vetsl vyb6r valcd pro samohra-
cl piana tneste.
Navstiyte mas a prohlednete
81 nase stroje, rekordy q valce,
poslechnete hudebni tony a
pax .iedneite die sveho pre-
svedceni u usudku.
Proda yanle "a hotove ma
lehke splatkv.
Sluzbovolny
Maresh Piano Co.,
1908 E. 55. uL rob Drake Ave.
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XIV.

Jaro vtahlo tohoto roku do
Normandie 5 celou svojf mad
herou a zne sibovali byti ncj
klasnejsi, tax ze miStr Lureau
nalezal tom skoro ut&chu vc
SVEN sklamani. Nebylo mu ne
krijemno potkati sc S America
Eem, jenz prochazel Sc celym
krajem, jakOby chttl zde Sc
saditi -
| Vilem Lureau Sc tomu small.
- Mohl to byti pouze rozmar
cIzince, ktery by jednoho dne
.jiste Ease odjcl, prenechavaje
! mu svoje nozemky. Panstvi
,narkSzovo bylo .sice bez dlu-
hu, ale proto jeSte starry pan
nczbohatl ti'eba &c mu Alne
ricane mnoho poskytli, nebyl
pf'ece to- vesti starry dunn, kite
! ~ byval kdysi skoro knlzecl.
Y jakeln moralnlm pomeru
byl marky1 he svym hoStunl'
| nevedel nkdo. Vedelo sc ie-
nom, ze Sc Amerlcance ma zain
Au Vellce llbllo a &c markyz j
obklopovsl Vsemoznou pozor-
rostl. lake DOZEN, laky clnlla
tsto dlouha navsteva ma ditky
markyzoFy, zustal ut taJen; -
Max vratll Sc po uplynuti sve
dovoiene do McauH a leho Sc
TIA chovaia Sc k Amerlcancc d
Jeho bratru Ole svcho zpusoou
incentive.
Antonio, JeJl muz a nerozlu
cny Matyas bernou vycerpali
Sc V domnenkach o prodfouze-
nc naVsteve ' zamku a Bernou
domnival sc tusitl duvernc sty
Ky mezi Betsy a Maxem.
Avsak Viiem Lureau pokr-
ell rameny: byl dobfe zpraven.
Zamilovany prozradi Sc brZo.
Dba sveho zevnejsku, vede
mravne bezuhonny zlvot, chy-
sta sc X manZelstv, zVlaste
mali k otekavani miliony. A
ySak Max p1chal pc SVEN ma
vratu k pluku blaznostvi jed
no "a druhym, utraceje svoje
pcnlzc. dayal hosting. hral
prozll tolik milostpych dobrO-
! druzstvi, ze mu >plukovnik mu
sci udeliti dutku. To vSe vedcl
Lureau Cd syna sveho pachty
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PRODA Sc dum pro vetSi ro-
dinu Sc vSim zaTlzehim. kou-
pelna, fernes a podobne. Hla-
ste sc V {. 1916 Angelus Ave,
bli5c f. 131 uI. v Corlets.
"A
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-03

holm OpOuSCel. opatfH JSeHl
krasne mesto mailarske opet ia
10 jinoch a co vice, jako boha
~ mladik, jemuz dali porucni-
kove dosti penez ma cestu.
Hlava mi Sla kolem pri my
Silence, iaka roZkoS a veseli
mne tam ocekava. Hofel jsem
dychtivosti, uziti vscho, jezto
vsak nebylo mi to mozno, spo
hcjil jsem Sc navstevou panl
Lovy. Vzkrikla hlasite a plaka-
la radosti, kdyz mne poznala.
Daroval jsem il prsten, kite
~ jsem pro nj koupil.
Vykonav tuto povinnost jel
jsem do haze a do zverince, ma
Gez jsme Sc odebrali lna par
nix, ktery mas mel dale k Sc
veru dopraviti.
Probost Venner i rodina jeA
no prijali mne jake elena ro-
diny. Setkal jsem sc tam S Pa
plem, ktereho jsem dive leta me-
videl.
Pobyt u porucnika roMal Sc
jasnemu dni jarnimu. Byl to We
sely, bezstarostny cas-.
Obyvatele probostova dvor-
ce byli po vetsi,ne lide mladi.
PoruGnik mel ctyry vesele
sv6zi dcery, chovani nenuce-
neho, diva syny stulujici a jed
noho jeoz byl jiz adjunktem.
Celia rodina vyznamenala sc
tim, ze Glen clenu hledel ra-
dost spusobiti, byl tudiz pazor
ieiich 0 zivote radostny. Milo
vail radost, ale nezapominali
IA vtci uzitecn6. Prava to roz-
kos siti mimi.
VcSkera c;iost, jez naruzi-
wynn ucenim jaksi We mne u
poutana byla, protrhla hrazc.
Byl isem tax vessel a Isdilny, jak
V Lundu isem byval zasmusily
a zdrzenlivy. X.
Nemalo prispela k tomu ! o.
kulnost ia, &c mnc zde vSichnl
znali jake dite a iak sc mi vc-
dlo drive, vedeli prave jako ia
sam. Pratelstvi jejich nebylo
rucene. AMI vypocitaMc, ale by
lc srdecne q urTimne TAX sc
jevilo.
| Pavel zpoCatku byl pln IA
Gosti. Zpival, chodil Sc mnou
20 okoli a byl Observation-Disclosures
nez ia, kdyz vsak minulo neko-
Xix tydnu, zjevily Sc ma jeho
Cele chmury, zdalo sc mi, re
ueiaky neklid zmita jcho my
Posleze vyznal sc mi, re VIC
sv6tnici jest mu pfllis uzkD
Ze touzi po potulnem zivote
SVEN, zamysleje tentokrate del
81 pout podniknouti.
Hodlal zaiiti az do Danska
Odtud do Nemec.
BolelO mne, zc odchazi dri.
We, nez okolnosti toho vyza
dull, nefikal isem vSak mic Z
"a kr;sncho Ultra srpnu roz
lcucili .ismc s.; doprovazc
jsem jcj kus cc3ty.
Kdyz jscm sc Fi,'til domu
yzkazal mi proboSt abych k nj
rnu priSel nahoru do jeho po
koje. Vstoupiy nalezl josm prt
bosta q profcsora, kazdy sc
uel v jcdnom koutt pohovky.
Porucnik mlIi byl nadobycc
vazny Il vysylal cclc mrak.
kouTc nc syc panovky. Profe
sor vSak nezmtinil Sc klidncn
q chlaunem vzezreni SVEN.
"Na podzim Slozis zkousk'
uospe!osti. ncni-liz praVda?
ctazal Sc probost bez vseho Il
vodu,
"Ano, tot mil umysl,' odp
yedel jsem.
"Dobra, mIuvil jsem o te We
ci hratrem, jest Sc mnou ste
neho snlyslef,l, re hudes pokr
covati We stud,lch nikoliv
l.undu ale Y Upaale.
PTehYapen pohledl lsen1 II
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1S, dlu p1i JIHyCH pI1IpZlLO'
stech nepfislo Maxovi ma mysl,
aby vyuzil situace, jiz mu sky.
tala Betsy, chtsjic Sc mladeho
muze zmocniti.
"Jak Sc citi clovek volnym,
zaseptala mlada zena. A poda
vajfc mu ODE ruce stahla jej
nezne ma polstar, polozeny We
idle divanu, takze sedel il pra-
I've u nohou. A pocala Sc jej pta
lti, coz posud nikdy neucinila,
ma jehp karieru, na zivot PHI
pos&dce a prijemnostech, jez
must skytati TAX aristokraticky 4
fpluk mlade zene, jez pfinesla
fsyemu muzi velke veno.
( Nepfijemne dotcen a rozmr
Zen odpovfdal v uzkostlivem
Estrachu, ze poznava prave H.
mysly Betsiny, ktere Timed ne
prohledl. A prece, jak 81 wy
svetliti chveni rukou, $ jakym
stahovala jej neustale biize ke
Wym rtIm? Jak rozumeti vas
niyemu pohledu, jenz Sc prodi
raj dlouhymi blvami? Posleze
bylo chovani Betsino tax sro-
2umitelne a q iejlho tela vanu-
10 takove fluidum, ze muz, tax
obdafeny stestim zen, jako
Max, ncmoh] sc klamath.
! Nyni koncGne videl jasne
sit, do kterc no Americanka
Ia sveho pobytu na zamku po-
malu vtahla d pojala no oskli-
vost. Ramatka hrabete Ayma-
Ia. jejz zdanlive takovou va
sni milovala, byla tedy smaza
ma, lchce zapomenuta! A ona,
dc vedela o jeho lasce k Merce
des, odvazila Sc Postaviti jako
scuperka sve dcery. Nebyla to
snad ona sama, jez drzela d6v
ce V zajeti na jihu? Mozna. ze
Mercedes odhalila nesmyslnou
vasen sve lnatky jake kveti-
ma plaSc schoulila Sc sama do
sebe.
Max ucinil nahly pohyb q
zdvihl Sc Sc sveho sedadla. A
upfev oti pevne ia American
| Eu pocal mluviti, toCe mocha
nicky svuj knir, pohnutym hla
sem, ktery brzy dostal svu,
rfirozeny klidny vyraz:
"Skutecne. mila teto, pro
miadou zenu, ktera miluje sve
no muze, je TO velice plijcm-
ny zivot. AvSak musi cele sve
stesti na6zti V mem samem, ne
bot muzc butt poslan do n6ja-
ke puste garnisony, ku prikla-
du do Afriky, na pisek pouste.
kde neni tolik rozptylcni, jako
v Parizi. Nicmene ia bych byl
st'asten, ponGvadz tamni iizni
kllma bylo naSi male Merce-
ides predepsano a mym vrelym
pfanim je, ozeniti sc s nj. Pro
sim vas, pfijede-li sem, jak
jste mi dali doufati. abyste sc
J u nj "a mne piimluvila - Pro
/ pliAtc, draha teto, ze to pra-
vim dnes primo. ale nebyla
iste dlouho nikdy tax duverna
Ike mn6. Ostatnc, mizcte voliti
chvili, kdy nam nase tajemstvi
vyklouznc?"
Betsy zbledla. A napolo 81
lehajic ma divan, stala Sc upja
tou pravila pohrdave:
"Jak jstc komicky, m1j pri-
tell! Mysliti ma toho maleho
Fbloudka. ktery Sc o vas vubec
nezajima."
Oci Maxovi naplniIy SC slza
mi. Avsak Sc stcjnou upjatosti
jako ona zvysil jeste svoji vinu
|oproti krasnc zcnc tim. ze pra
Ivil:
"Clovek nemhze poroucetl
svemu srdci, lnilostiva pani.'
Nastalo trapne ticho. Max
;lekl pax fedovate chladnou
zdvofilosti:
"Nenayratln.e Sc do zamku,
teto ~
"Jdete 81, che ete-li''. odpove
della tvrde. "Oddavam Sc rada
l.
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Rihdl pICCC uIlVC McuSJdIc,
&c nepreje 81, abych jej opu.
still, dokud nedokoncim sva stu
tiia. Dopustil jsem sc snad ne.
echo, re byl Sc mnou nespoko-
zen, ci snad spusobila zmanu
tn pani profesorka?
Snad tusil professor myslen.
ky me, alespon podotkl lined :
"Pficina, proc jsem smysleni
sve zmenil, jest nasledujici:
.pfedne povazuji universitu u
psalskoI "a lepSi nez Lund-
skou a pax budu asi dosazen
Go Upsaly."
''Vlte to tedy, Fredrikssone.
Budete studovati v Upsale a da
te Sc tam zapsati, - pristiho
'roku Sc tam shledame, roz-
umite."'
Probost ujal Sc opet slova a
mluvil dosti dlouho O studiich
,nych a j.
Mlcky poslouchal jsem rec
Jeho, ale myslenky me neusta-
le vracely Sc k pri4nani profe-
sorove, re hodla Il Lundu ode
brati Sc do Upsaly, coz uplne
SC pricilo drivejsim jeho vyro-
kun; tehda pokladal universi-
tn Lundskou "a nejlepsi.
Vnitrni hlas pravil mi, ze
2mena smysleni .icho ma jinou
piicinu, kterou mi nechce ami
professor ami poruGnik sdeliti,
myslil jsem pri tom mimovoAnG
ia hodstcina, a na tisiccre ne
pi.ijemnosti a pronasledovani,
.ze jsem v poslcdnich letech ia
kusil.
Bylo tudiz zcela piirozeno,
Ze professor snaSeti musel stej-
na protivejnstvi, jez no k tomu
pl'imela, zc uprcl vse, co o W.
hodach prednostech, jez stu
dovani v Lundu scbou prinasi,
tvrdlval.
Odchazejc z pokoje syeho
poruenlka pozbyl .jsem razem
.cskere veselosti, jez dust mou
naplilovala ga pobytu V dvorci
proboStov6. Imocnila sc mnc
op6t skliCu.iici tezkomyslnost.
Holelo mne, ze nam odlou-
clti SC od jedineho piitclc, kite
reho mimo Pavla jsem mel.
Jakkoliv byl professor. prisny
q 3amlkly, nicmene podal mi
tolik dukaZu prime sve, ze mo
III .iscm Il toho souditi, ze sku-
lccn6 jest mym plitclcm pri-
Znivcem.
RQzladen zasmuSily rozho
>dl jsem Sc k delSi prochazce,
"bych nemusiI sc sejiti S mlad-
SINH obyvateli divorce, kteri by
Sc mne byli zajiste vyptavaIi,
proc jsem Sc tax nahle zmenil
Vzpomlnka ma smutne dedi-
ctvi po otci a potupa, spusobe.
IA obzalobou z kradeze, pri.
spely jcSte k spatnemu roma.
ru. Tazal jsem Sc sam sebc
Zdarl-li sc mi V budoucnosti
,zbaviI Sc stlnu toho, ci bude-l
hcnftaic dobe, kdy Sc Stest
IA mnc usmejc. ruSiti kid du
SC nc.
Easel .jscm zamySlcni dt
EHda'clcho parku. Vitr vanou
,ci strOmOvlm Zdal sc mi ohla
sem ncvrlosti me, jez sc mi u
SaGila V srdci.
} JScl .jscm notny kus ccsty
nnaVcn ccstou jednotvarny
mi mySlenkami svymi used
Jscm na kamcnnou lavku IA cd
,loIil klObouk, ably vitr moh
Schladiti cello me.
Kdo ncpocitiI, jak ,pohanen
"a dust pail. jaka muka vzbu
.i''.Ie mySli mlade, jez yzpir:
gc prot nezaslouzene potupe
|tcn neslladno pochopl, iak citl
vym .i;em byl pro vsc, co d.
1ncho ,lsudlu dotykaIo sc pom
kud one v6ci.
Mladi citliv6iSi byvi prot
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DrObne
Oznamky

PRIJME Sc pan ma byt beze
stravy. Zvlastni vchod. Kamna
k pouzitf. Haste sc v {. 3711
E. 81 St. 2 Fleet Ave.
Sd
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PRIME Sc zkuseny zehlic na
L,uzske kabaty. Haste sc u +.
S. Pokarka, 3716 &. 40 ul.
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 6 svetni-
och, koupelna a vSe zafizeno.
slaste sc V {. 1912 E. 140 ul.
II Kinsman Rd. SIS
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ste svoje postaveni, Moji pomocl ci-
zinci zdokonalili znalost ansliciny. DO
ora anglicina zarucuje 1epsi mfsto
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$50 velky kabinetni hraci
strci S 80 rekordy Sc proda
r"uze "a $6b Ia hotove neb Sc
rezme Liberty Bond. Haste sc
= {. 3111 W. IS st l,l1ze Clark
Ave. nahofe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-03

Second Lieutenant. Charles H. Nc
Curdy, Jr-, Battery A, 1897 North ave-
nue.. Richmond, Va
Sergeant Mason r. aWsh, Battery
a, sos y. Thirty-third street, Rich
mond, Va.
Second Lieutenant. Charles X Ma
son, Jr., Battery r, 1914 Grove ave-
nue., Richmond. Va.
Sergeant, Oscar V Nieymer. Bat
fiery i, Portsmouth, aV.
First Lieutenant. Milton Herman.
Battery c. Danyilie, Va
Corporal. Edward V. Coggins. Bat
terry G. Portsmouth. Va.
First Lieutenant, James McMena-
min. Battery u. Hampton. Va.
Sergeant, Charles NJ. Williamson.
Battery y. Hampton, Va.
Sergeant. Truce Ferguson. ARTERY
+. 1911 W. Franklin street, Rich
mond, Va.
18th Heavy Field Artillery.
Captain. Charles NJ. East, 1l2th
Heavy Field Artillery, stanton, Va.
104th Ammunition Train.
First Lieutenant. William Patte--
son, Sanitary Detachment, Waynas-
boro. Va.
Captain ]. l.. Fuller, Company E,
- Y Hanover street tSiFnEiOU0. "A.
Sergeant W. u. Richardson, Com
pany Il. Fredericks, rg, VA.
First Lieutenant Sheppard crump,
Company q, First National bank,
Richmond Ma,
i04th supply Train.
First Lieutenant Preston NJ. Brown
ing. lo+th supply train, Culpepper. Va,
Captain John r. korrick, 'Jr.. Com
pany A. Rixeyvilie, Va
Captain Lawrence 4. Porter, Com
pany y, Portsmouth. Va
t04th Sanitary Train.
Major JACOB c. Bowman. 1l5th
field hospital, East. Radford, Va.
Captain James ". knopp. il5th
field hospital. Raleigh Court Roa-
noke, va.
Captain Charles c. Smith, Itch
field hospital. 1909 Chestnut avenue.
Newport News. Va.
First Lieutenant Richard r. ARREST,
Hath Ambulance. company, Hague.
Va
Sergeant Aubrey Il. Chandler. l15th
Ambulance company. ScottsburE, Va.
l01th Veterinary Section.
First Lieutenant Patrick IIudgins,
Y. c., Fredericksburg, Va
Sergeant First Class John A. Mata-
ria. V. G., 222 Ia West Main street.
Charlottesville. Va.
Major CutchinS speaker
Pursuant to section T. general or
ders No. ., dated headquarters
Twenty ninth division, American r..
r, January 20. taf9. meeting of the
Historians was h IN the Foyer du
Soldat. Bourhorn sEains. France.
at +. NJ. ~ ia 'e1a Among
the speakers WIS p John A,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-03
Every Vestige Of Liquor Should Be
Destroyed, Says Wayne B. Wheeler
Constructive Campaign Must Be Carried On to Educate and
Mobilize Public Sentiment for Law and Order-The Task
Not Complete Until World Wide Prohibition Exists

Especial 10 the Richmond yirginian.)
Portsmouth. Va. March "a great
hattie has been won In the ratification
OF national prohibition, but the. Avar-
fare is not yet won, said Wayne b.
Wheeler, general counsel OF the Anti
Saloon League Of America. here today.
".rhe fight against liquor Is only a
little more than one-half over. An
effective federal prohibition code must
be adopted. In order to get the full
fruits 'of the victory Of national pro-
hibition. every vestige 81 liquor should
be destroyed, This includes portable
alcoholic patent medicines used AZ ..
substitute for liquor. Every state
must harmonize its laws with the
eighteenth amendment to prohibit the
liquor traffic. This means hard
fight in many of the wet states.
"a great constructive cam paikn
must be carried on 10 educate ana
mobilize public sentiment Of law ana
order. Lawlessness. whether cham
pioned by bootlegger, Bolshevks
or. anarchist. must be suppressed. we
have the, right now 10 appeal to every
patriot to support. the constitution or
his country. which INCLUDES prphibi- !
|tion.. The wreckak9 caused by the
liouur trafiic must pe salvAEed az TAR
a possible The ruin cansed by drink
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-03
DEATH BED CONVERSION TO DEMOCRACY

III - - vxEx,J entertained sorne-
~ . ftttAe arunsad, ~ the
IirG Demands Of CERTAIN iyreceo-
nW t1aax the whole question OF
1ho1lnn Be submitted to a vote of
o.SsssAe Of shA Uuttnd States
zs - entertainment M furnished by
sz4atbittrn 81 unsportxrn aniike
80 "A ths part Of bad losers. The
~ "a having a tiu,e- limit placed
MI tie ratification of tho national
x0nendn,ent. something that never
basn demanded with regard to'
- = sths seventeen amendments
W3nux6 adopted Only thirteen
Ax11o OF the s~ycn years allowed
0Aeoed To get ratification.
so amusement afforded is IN the
- tdea that the people cugh. TO
n2hSwed 70 have something to say
1T ms matter. Consistently, from
nnSp when a towhshp was the
INIT in most states which
Am0ee1 Itself at the ballot box,
elts have fought every effort 20
IN = popular vote on the subject
nnY Unk, large or small. When
DhtDs had gone dry to an extent
- nAteaAed majority In the
~ favorable to prohibition ana
1Y@@nit votes were demanded.
~ ~ the VETS irsl med lately de-
TT only townships should SO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-03
THE SIXTY FIFTH CONGRESS-.

Tomorrow noon the sixty -hfth CON
35eB viii end It's iaeors- Much nscd-
"a Legislation viii die or the calendar
nssd In committee rooms. and for this
0Unxress win be criticised. II ic
As1t. even before the erd of the ses-
I'm. to recall that the present con-
Hen has borne extraordinary bur
s,nans and has broken more records
tnna IN t,ns Other congresses put to-
anxh&
j 49, oeen obliged to arrange for
l1Uu a. pubic funds amounting 70
1p9,soa.eoe-eoo. SUM surprising
- 9ansey anything ever contem-
Z 80 d national financing.
'ss:s - pass.sA over 400 public lave.
n1DA 1wty ~; ght public resolutions
- eenane4sA twcnty-ctx inveStira
-
- Ina oasdy congress which has
- ssan called upon TO make two
snnssa1ons Of war
nm - suvsnrue BIN recently passed,
nG1nw means fnr raising $4,000
- u tWo years. was the great
ssl0e r N parliamentary history.
- hsed ,szae@ cr s22.coo,oooooo
Grns.r4xA ~ this congress are tn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-03

cekSs took place when county Option.
successfully in operation. u-as SIC
ceeded ny demands for statewide
votes, except that now Some of sAs
vets decided that only national rro-
hibiuou shouid ns oonsidered--ro
single state could possibly make the
dry policy erectiv~
And now that national prohibition
has been adopted. part OF the vets
are demanding "a popular vote with a
majority vote OF all the people in the
tsprptsy tn determine the future
course tn this regard Though no
other question has ever been so de-
ctded and the basic law Of the nation
provides no means Of taking such a
Vote); while others are now insisting
that only Sovereign statesf' should
ever have anything 10 say on the sub
1eot and then only with regard 10
their own territory,
Either way, however, the wet. arc
with one voice cisrnoring for an er-
preSsiou OF opinion from the dsar
people. precisely as II there had been
no such expression in any form. II
In nothing TO them that a substantial
majority OF the states werc entireiy
dry by cftsn-tested ma torities; that
vast populations in other states wer.,
d'y OF their own voliton; and tina:
he Issue was involved in The cam
paiEfi OF ptac,icaily every candidate
" paaAlac off1cA, the dry candtds.s~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-03

ss aA . multitude Of engagements
n1nnaeaAsrn are sure To bear in mind
- aoaaaax cf the automobile show
- 0snye aynory tonight one OF he
80 eecAs&cns OF the year
I'D YRspax1ftnns for the big event
- been unusually elaborate, The
- behind the enterprise realize
nnly the important part which gas
upAl9ed vehicles now play in our
Anai. and industrial life and the
IN greater share It will have in the
- u the future. They have ex
Dnoed themselves TO make a display
worthy OF the great industry which
- show represents
Attendance will by no means ho
KNITTED to these who own or expect
~ own motor cars. though these Will
- ~ N matter of cour1c. Every
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-03
Not a Republic, But
Home Rule for Irish
Ulster Must Join the Rest in Attain-
ing This End, SAYS PIunkett

ing ISits End. Says PIunkctt
Chicago, March a.--"Ulster must
5oio the rest OF ireland in attaining
home rule. for Ireland as a Republic
would be the worst thing that could
happen for the Irish race
Thts was the statement made BIZ
Sir Horace PluHkett OF Dublin in an
address before the Irish Fellowship
cub OF Chicago. Ireland's problems,
he said cannot be settled in Paris
washington or London but In Ireland.
re took issue with those who believe
the peace conference should make up
the Irish question saying such
course would run the risk of raising
Tar more difficulties than it could pos
sibly alleviate.
He said the military unity OF the
british Isles must he maintained and
ms chiefly in the interest of Ireland
NO sane Irishruan contemplates
such a military and naval establish
fnent as would enable his country to
defend itself" ne declared Il am
certain the neutrality of Ireland as ar
independent country would be as pre-
carious as was that of Belgium be-
fore 1t was violated and that Of
spain throughout the war
In the last thirty years we have
remadc the inner organization OF The
island Now there must be home
rule. Ulster must join the rest OF
ireland In attaining home rule That
rs tho only possible way in which il
can be worked out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-03
Historians of 29th Division
Named by General Morton

Major John A. Cutchins. Advance
T. c., q. II. @. a. r. f.. Mutual Build
ing. Richmond. Va. -
1t4ih Infantry.
Captain William Y. King. ith IN
fanry, $50 W. Twenty seventh street.
Norfolk, Va.
Second Lieutenant, Henry Averili,
Company A. Staurdsville. Greene Co.
Va.
Second Lieutenant, Gustave A.
Crueger, Company ID, 902 So. Jeffe--
son street, Roanoke. Va
Second Lieutenant, David G. Myers.
Company +. J.. O. Box sos, lynch
burg. aV.
1itth Machine Gun Battalion.
First Lieutenant, Wayde NJ Geos
hogan. Company L. Chase Citys Va.
Second Lieutenant, aPrker T. An
carrow. Company ID, 200a w. Grace
street. Richmond, Va,
fi5th Infantry.
Second Lieutenant Cecil a. Conn
ton, Company c. Roanoke, Va.
First Lieutenant Arte L. Bolton
Company u. Wingina, va.
1f6tb Infantry.
Major, Samuel G. Waller, / 5th In
fantry, Front Eoyaif Va.
Major, George ". Alexander. 1t6th
Infantry, 1909 Court street, Lynch
burg. Va
Captain. Nellas c. Black, ,foth
Field Artillery, Windsor Hills Apart,
ments, Windsor Hills.
Regament Sergeant-M Major, Edward
II, Moran 9th Field, South street
Baltimore Md
First, Lieutenant, Harry L. Shilling
Headquarters Comp. 15s Anacosti2
avenue, Washington, p. G.
First Lieutenant Homer NJ Mnhu
Headquarters Company. 81 iPhe
street, Warren, Pa,
First Lieutenant, William g. Bar
tenstein. Company Il, Warrenton, Va.
Sergeant. William r, Noff. Company
r, Harrisonburg, Va.
Captain james - Dunn. Company
G, al00 Floyd avenue. Richmond. Va
Sergeant. Hugh r. Williams. Com
psnv e. panville. Va.
First Lieutenant Ben jawir II.
Brown, Company &c, 249 Brown street,
Norfolk, Va
Second Lieutenant. Thomas r. Bar
bour. Company i, s3S9 Woodburn
avenue, Cincinnati. Ohio.
First Lieutenant. James n Twftty,
Company r. suffolk. Va
First Lieutenant Charles r. krause,
Company g. Hampton. Va.
FIRST Lieutenant, Harry Wetzler,
COMPANY q, Wayerly. Va.
Sergeant, J. r.. Gresham, Company
6, TOOL ". Franklin stree. Rich
mond, Va.
SERGEANT, Richard II. Pierce. Com
pany ]. Culpepcr. Va
First Lieutenant, Alexander N
Stone. Company X. Fredericksburg
First Sergeant. Samuel A. Lloyd
Comp l.. LyrChburc
First Sergeant Rtisscl n Ston>
COMPANY NJ. rulaSti
1t12h Machine Gun Battalion
Captain Frank II Bondurant
Company G, Norfolh.
Captain. George N. Gnkeson, Corr
pany ID. Staunton Va
First Lieutenant. Richard r. Hatch
or. Company u. Winchester. aN
Private, First Class Anthony Par.
s1lev. SANITARY Detachment. Hot
Springs, Va
FIRST Lieutenant. Charies l. Lad
son. ARTERY A, Welcome, Va
1f1th Field Artillery.
First Lieutenant, Deane Haw. 111th
Field Artillery. 500 Stuart Road,
Richmond, Va.
First Lieutenant, Harry IT. Hurres.
Supply Company, 200 North Third
street, Richmond, Va
Sergeant, Charles ] Maraconi,
Supply Company, ele West Grace
street, Richmond Va.