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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
Advantages Offered
at Sweet Briar Are
Explained at Meeting

Miss Frances Sparrow. professor
OF history at Sweetbriar college. ad-
dressed a group OF friends and alum
mac OF Sweethriar atethe hotel Jeffer-
son yesterday afternoon in the in
terest OF the Sweetbriar Endowment
campaign. Miss Sparrow summarized
the appeal Of Sweetbriar under the
following headings: i, climate and
environment: 2, scholastic standing;
3. cAmpus life nd student govern
ment; &. service OF Sweehriar grad
yates to Virginia and the country.
Student government il one of the
finest things Mt Sweethriar." said Miss
Sparrow" Students and faculty work
together on the council in perfect
harmony. Common sense, consider-
alton, ability to live harmoniously
this means Former students 81
sSwertbriar are working all through
Virginia In lettering the rural and
social life OF the state. In Amherst
county the flrat model rural school
was financed and started by Hweet.
briar college,. In every profession
and walk OF life. Sweetbriar girls arc
lettering the life Of tho community
1T cannot he too emphatically said
that 6weetbriar II not college for
rich giria alone. Eweethriar tuition
fees are lower than those II most
aeUfthSfts Wofnensa gexiesxg. s'sia .r1s6
poor Biri and the rich girf have IN
absolute equal chance
Mrs. Charles Burnett told Of the
nne work Of EwoetbFfAr undorernds
mates ut tho Indian missi0n III the
raountains near the c0llego. which
gives 70 tho settlement the only re-
ligiOut and educational care which
fit has while Mr.. q. q. Iamhiyu. e.
y Axnrs.s 4. -, J. Il g..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
American Legion to
Copsider Plans for
Benefit Legislation

Beginning tomorrow there win be
held conference in Washington, to
which the executive committeeman of
the American Legion in every state in
the union win attend. The conference
will continue at least three days and
the purpose will be the consideration
OF the sentiment OF the different posts
in the country as to beneficial lcgis1a-
ton to former soldiers and sailors.
John J. Wicker, Jr. executive COM
mitteeman for Virginia, will attend
He will present the sentiment Of the
Virginia posts which he has obtained
through letters sent to every part in
the state.
The conference win Convene at Ho-
tel Raleigh In Washington and will
be one of the most important confer
ences of the legion of this year
Not only will the conference take mp
the question as to whether the Ameri-
can Legion posts favor beneficial
Legislation. but the conferences will
Also consider the form OF beneficial
legislation. That Is 1t win decide
whether it wants farms for the SOL
diers. or vocational training or a cash
tenus
The conferences win not only decide
IS 10 whether the means OF hnaneFne
the legislation win also be rresente ed
to congress with the answ ar,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
Lord Mayor Of Cork's
Assassins Make Quick
Getaway After Crime
Wife Says She Can Identify Men
BY Voices and General
Appearance-City
In Morning.

Cork, March 2o--No trace has
been discovered of the men who shot
and killed Thomas MaeCurtain. Lord
Mayor, of Cork, and prominent Sinn
FeIn leader. in his home here last
night. but Mrs. MacCurtain, who was
witness to the brutal killing OF her
husband says she Ia certain she can
Identify the men by their voices and
general appearance, although they
nad disguised themselves by, biacken-
ing their faces.
Mrs. MacCurtain said when her
husband came to the door, carrying
their baby in his arms. one of the
men dashed the infant to the f,oor.
Her husband was then shot and club
bed y, death
The assassination followed an at
tempt on the life of Professor Stock
ley, Sim Fein alderman, as he was
on his way home the previous night
Two men fired five shots at him, he
said. but none OF the shots took ef-
feet
Lord Mayor Maccurtain made a
tragic prophecy a few hours before
his death. when he said.
believe the attempt to kill Pro-
fessor Stpckiey was made by men
drafted by the Irish poiice They
may get me later"
While the assassins were inside the
house, occampliees stood at the door
and dubbed passersby with rides to
prevent any attempt at rescue.
MT. MacCurtain was forty years old
He leaves several small children. Two
or them witnessed the brutal murder
OF their father and wept hystericaIy
over his dead body as the assassins
ran from the house and made their
escape in motor car.
HALF an hour after the assassination
the MacCurtain home again was raid
ed. this time by military police.
The city is in mourning for the
Lord Mayor today. Sim Fein flags
are at half mast everywhere and
xA1ai,SsAS ped
Shortly after the MacCurtain muir
der Constable Murtaugh was shot to
death, eight bullets piercing his body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
INDUSTRIAL BOARD
] FOR DISPUTES Of
CAPITAL AND LABOR
! > Recommended b y
PRECEDENT Wilson,
Second Con ference.
MANY CAUSES FOR
PRESENT UNREST
Conference Fails, How.
ever ! to Offer RENE
dies For Prevailing Con
ditions Described.

New York. March 20.-Creation of
national industrial board and re-
gionai adjustment conference and
boards OF inquiry for the settlement
OF disputes between labor and capt.
tai and the establishment OF some
form OF employee representation
in plants and industries SO as to bring
about Joint organiza tons OF employ
ers and employees in an attempt to
secure cooperative effort are the
chief recommendations OF President
Wilson'S second Industrial conference
in q report to the president made
public here today.
The report, containing about 25.-
600 words. comprises these two pro-
posals, believed by the conference to
have permanent value as instru-
gress in the United States and thir-
teen suggestions covering specific
subjects, which are matters of cur
rent controversy.
or these latter, one states frankly
the recognition by the conference OF
the policy of collective bargaining in
industry. a bitter debate over which
broke up the first industrial confer
ence called by the president and an
other presents a brief analysis of the
present initiation and high cost of
living and a suggestion for their ell
inmate
The causes of Industrial unrest. the
conference hnds. are many and for
the most part not the result Of the
war, but accumulated by it, among
others the conference declares,
they include the rise in the cost OF
living, unrestPaiued speculation.
spectacular Instances OF excessive
profite. excessive accumulation and
~ vxrp irA d.,
jnstments of wage schedules. re-
lease Of ideals and emotions by the
war, social revolutionary theories
ifnrortnd from Europe, the belief
that free speech is restricted, the in
termittency OF employment. fear OF
Gne implement. excessive hours OF
work In certain industries. lack of
adequate housing. unnecessary high
infant mortality. in Industrial centers,
loss of personal contact IN large in
dustrial units and the elimination
Of growing belief on the part OF
both employers and employees that
read snstment is necessary TO whole
some continuity of their united ef-
fort"
REMEDY NOT OFFERED
No remedy for all these conditions
is suggested by the conference. how
ever. The conference points out thar
unrest today Ia characterized by pur-
poses and desires. which go beyond
the mere demand for higher wages and
shorter hours" There is desire on
part crk~rr-- conference
believes to exert a larger and more
organic influence upon the process of
industrial life" This impulse should
not be discouraged. but converted into
force working for better spirit
and understanding between capital and
labor
Guided by this principle the Undue
trial conference suggests the joint or
,ganixation Of management and en-
pioyes As the frst step in the prevep-
tion OF misunderstanding and in So
curing cooperative method.
No definite recomm endation ia made
as to what form this "employe repre-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
Jack Dempsey, Heavyweight Champion, Is
Arraigned On the Charge Of Draft Dodging

|. San Francisco. March 3o.--Wll-
liam Harrison Dempsey, better
known as Jack Dempsey. champion
heavyweight prize fighter. ana his
manager. Jack Kearns, were ar-
raigned in the United States district
court today on an indictment chArx-
ing conspiring to violate the selocttve
service law. Both pleaded not guilty.
name iss William Harrison Dempsey.
was arraiEned on second indict-
ment charging him with eyading tho
draft
Judge Robert s. Bean ixed Dsmp-
sey's bonds at $1,000 In each case and
Kcarns ~ $1,00o on the conspiracy
charge. Both gave ban before United
States Commissioner Francis KruH
After being arraisned Dempsey
I'm not worried over this cass.
The only time I worried was four Or
five years Axo when I didn't know
Nnether w3s g0ing to get three
f9SeE&1lse4aes 90 9ys N Il that
everything will come out on,
Attorney F N Henlaii. Tor the 40
..s men. anncsnced that there
tho indictments and tha4 I1u 6snnur-
ress would ~ nlsd hnt mat "a a.
fendants would wait 10 nfoyH thaar
tnnOceneA 1t tho trial ss.
AMtstAnt untted 6tatoe Attcfnoy
60 hnNnA4s a k.. AnnEld I 46S4 ~
case b. placed on the calendar f6r
April z u which time : data viii -
IA stha IA ictiNsna sskarned I'M m
.mE4S5m 4Hf6N - ~ X
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
PITCHED BATTLE FOR
POSSESSION OF BERLIN
APPEARS IMNf NENT|
WET LICENSES FOR COOKS
WILL SOON BE REPEALED

Washington. March 2o.-The
culinary kick Is to go.
No more plum dun with a wal
lop: no more brandy in the pastry;
no more cooked booze---not ever.
This is the edict shortly to be
handed down by Prohibition Com
missioner Kramer to the consider
able number Of Americans still af-
hicted with thirst for the stun
they stopped selling July /.
1t all came about like this. Hotels
and restaurants had been issued IL
censes allowing them to put the
old stun in some Of their most
popular dishes. The result was
that many head walters have been
reported severely injured In the
rush that took place to grab or q
good culinary kick. Therefore 1t
was cfficfaIly stated today that all
such licenses are TO be cancelled
and no more issued.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
TO MAKE NO ATTEMPT TO REVIVE
THE PEACE TREATY UNTIL Aztec
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IS OVEN
SENATOR TINkHAM INTRODUCES
RESOLUTION CLEARING PEACE

Washington
The resolution IS designed to insure all the benefits
the
of
Of
the Of
n will
mfta
a
alliance a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
RED ARMY READY
TO ADVANCE ON
GERMAN CAPITAL
Despite Calling OFF Of
Strike / turmoil and Dam
ger Continues to Exist
in Empire.
Americans Are Safe.

Washington, March 20.-Au
Americans IN Berlin are safe. &C.
enrding e . MESSAGE rcceived to-
United StAtee Commissioner Lor-
ing Drcsc1.
Tho message from Mr.. Drcsei
did not 60 into details The dc.
partnscnt has no knowledge OF the
number Of Americans In Berlin.
Some may have gone In through
American headquarters AT Cobienx.
Others through the British lines of
occupation from Belgium and by
other routes II WAS explained.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
AsTOR's ENGLIsH rSrATE

London, March 20.-.<he English
will Of Vincent Astor dispcses OF
42i.9S3 lbs. After several personal
requests, the residue OF the property
is divided between his sons, the
present Viscount Aston and John
Jacob Astor.
An antique bronze portrait of Drus-
slie - presented y to the British
museum.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
100000 n.dinm ra,cf. Il Capital

washington, March co. Radium
valued At approximately S1e.0ce WIS
stolen from the bureau OF standards
Wednesday night. III became know u
today. The robbers were said BY the
police to have entered the nureau by
means Of duplicate keys. There il no
clue to their identity
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
Edwards for President.

Omaha. Neb., March 20.--A petition
entering Governor Edward I. Ed
wards, OF New Jersey ,as a contender
far thess noniacrasan aTcsaaNnkial D, nnaaatr,
nation In tho Nebraska primary was
dled with the secretary Of state today
at tho last minute. Today was tho.
last day for Ming petitions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
WEALTHY HEIRESS
TAKES own LIFE

St Louis. March a0.--Mrs. Elsa
Isemp Wright. one OF the heirs to the
s10,0oo,0 600 estate of her father, Will
liam A. Lemp. 81. Louis brewer, and
whose re-marriage thirteen days ago
in New York TO the husband she had
divorce created a stir In social cir
her-I lite hera tod az hv
shooting herself through the heart as
she lay in bed. The tragedy occur
red in her home. Is Hortense place.
A verdict OF suicide was rendered
at the inquest ut the Wright home
late today although the coroner's
jury did not hear the testimony Az
ter viewing the body the Jurors signed
q verdict blank upon which the YER
dict WAS later written by Deputy
Coroner pever. who declared The
procedure was not unusual
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21
Charlie Chaplin Disappaazr.

Los Angeles. Calf, March 70
Charlie Chaplin has again disap-
peared from public view following his
statement In which he accused his
wife, Of spending $4,000 In addi-
ton 70 her salary OF $1,000 week.
Efforts to locate the famous aim star
today to have him answer Mrs. MIL
dred Harris Chaplin's reply to his
charges. proved In vain. Chaplin was
not to be found. @
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-21

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den okamzjk zptt y tisicc okamal'
M Pct cerngeh oxen 80 zasmalo,
pot 1prnych, broznyeh oFi " N,
sto6lo zIomysIDd, dabelsky!
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doyDitFs
Jampa pod stropem w houpala,
pIhpoIals, zbasjs. A stafec sthl
uprostfed femme eyetuice i mr..
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

I'FfN 'AftfH FFF'f r.
obrllkem. foiografic into byla VI
Ncnku rosie botie, noe je siGle
t%emncisf Hima ynik6 okny do
witt pokoie Pes So zachvtl
lemliakoyit no hladi "Jcslc
nejsi %zdrdyY'' Pes st"nd, zyldsini
1zkosi chyti Hcmlj0koviec "a srd-
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smutnSmn, od%danSma psimu oti'
ma. Sfdce siartho mlzc Sc syir0,
Mysli m poluSa Tehdy bSIy ie.
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tehdy NJ to zaealo. A NJ drive.
Icmliakoyic sc oacnil asi We tfi.
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hczkd, n meIa take neeo pence e.
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mu. Moi Boic, We tficcti lctcch
neni az cloyfk TAX vnimayym pro
lasku. Pfcje II domoy, rodinu, alc
to We stoji p%cnize. Pravda, Ieml-
iakovie ri ncyzol syou zenn zroy.
m pro pcnizc, alc kdyby byla ne
mtIn doccla niteho, byl by VI j
st1zi wal. Ami Qua M nebyIa III.
t1tcm Jcslf yclmi mlada, ale ydo.
W, jcii muz zcmfcl v prynlm rocc
manzclstyi. Kdyz Sc sczndmila ~
IcmljakoyiGcm, mysliln sij "A
proc bych Vi no ncmela vziiij j.
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jak NJ ~ st1vd, nchodili SO k So
bi Jcjich poyoby byIy cd zhkladu
rozdiln6, q protoSc sc %ncmiloyall,
proc by mel jeden druhemu Y
n6ccm povolitiY Pfisly hhdky W.
mljakoyic ne = hncvu napil, u onn
byla stale syatonskoyitejsi. mud
nijsf u ncsprayedliyejsi Kdyz 50
ncjmladsi syn Milo nnrodil, roz.
pablo 50 kaadG pouio mezi mimi,
kazdy iii pro sebc, jedcn rozbnf.
yhny M druhtbo, drnh ma druha
upontdn pod s~polcfnSm jhcm, ica
tisnilo oba stcjne silne n nemilo.
srdn1.
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1lonhh, nodnd ltta kdyz byIy de-
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Ne mu zdhl We yzpominkach TAX
krAsngm, plnym n volnym Wy.
prayoyal jim 0 ysem. ProziyaI We
icstt jcdnon v taEovtm yyprayo.
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ngm plhstfm sySch nezapomcnll.
leInycb . m%iIovnnych yzpominok
ktcyk p0zI8cOvnIy gfipy, pfikrg.
yaIy trni . blato.
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orli ulcttli Me ma 20 mich nezd-
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NIL II sebc, jokoby We b}yalo
sncm, jcjicb smicb, oil, jcjich u.
pGmnost . ldska, jez %prondila Cd
jejjch srdcf X jebo Go zhstone 2
pfsn1, yyzpiydmc.Ii ji7 Je0ze y
~okamzikcm, kdy Sc zavrou 6sta
ptycoya, vzducb midi, jakoby ~
byI nikdy nccbytI jcbo meJodle.
mi Kan jdc ysechDo, kan jdel
Neml jak0yjf ~ r0zbjfM p0 Pc.
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j. prhzdny, ~ IA j. aim y opustfn
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mayena ySemi tfni tfzkgmi eer
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onomL .jci ic znhgorneuo nnslm
oioyenn i Dieppc W Irancii
f'0h, kdyhy se ptedc mnon objc'
VII oblitci nekiereho mfho syna,
llyby ma zrnk ~ selkal 4 johol
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utm uirpcni beznadeind louhy
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jea pei ohromnfeh, dcrn$eh u wa
hrnangch oei 50 nnn diyalo Nal
slonchaI. yenku zufi Vichfiec, ale
v pokoii ic tirho. icz mate mock.
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TnIik pustych ycccr0 y MIN proail.
a potion j. synem psa PolnSc,
ktprS Vi hrdl jcstd y jcho syny,
st6kal do icjich ycscldho, roapu.
Stil6Io gmichL "IIckiorcl Pes
labe Msttnal, podiyal Sc nan lid.
kfm pohIedem Duse Y mem byla,
s0acit, ldskA, jcbo ylasiDi prosba
o 1l6rhu
A IN yidel Ncmliakoyit, 10 pes
mnirh. Str0eh Jim znlfdsl, Mchyh
In ici, ntco h%rozn6ho, slrnSntho,
1'ent0 pos ad6l So mn nhhle pc.
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Iho mlddi, jcho syny, M fmich n
stfsti l,oacl Vyskodil. Mqsi ne.
kan beet, hlcd0li ponce, spa.
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by, we ml0di, arnli, deli h nyni 81
MIN sdilcl jclo aiyot ien info pes,
trdvil 4 MIN ycGcry, dlolll6, puste
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4 MIN pes. Noe ml6cla, ale pfece
lczel pes n nohou, dlchal, jeho
srdcc tlouklo v pokoii no mdccm
starcoygm, Ale nyni nebudc AMI
I tohoto. Noe Dude jestG bloubcji
mltcti jchte hroznti samoia bli-
L A.
de jcste' tezsi, s%iraSnfjSi. "IIck.
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ncpohnnl. "Bozel' A stafcc Wy
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chtM uleci naboru ke sye acnt,
nle n6co no odpudilo w zdylhl
oobu D piece ncmobI vystonpitl M
schody. Jak mdzc jiti nnhorl,
kdyz pfcce nikdy nahoru nesel
Jak dlonbo sc NJ nedoikla jeho
noha sehodhg Desei, d%yacet,
! vice Lett BtzcI zptt do h~osiinskh
mistnosti NcmysliI na to, jiti do
syi Ioznjce. III pfece jcn Y tfto
mistnosti, Y tbto pusf6 syttnicl,
kterd byIa Wdy yceer prdzdnh,
20 folk LET jiz, v tito syetnici, jez
yypodnIo sc svgmi prazdnymi
sfoly u zjdIcmj TAX npp0psatclnt
opnsidnt, 4 zddIa No jcSth vttsi,
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