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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09

enk declared tina: the constitu-
rights OF fh~ United States arc
E40ArSed by the terms of the league
S 9xNnAut itself and that thc rcserva :
0ns themselves are merely \ worlo
W. E1pererogation." Not only that.
Nk the reservations which have come
&g4l&Ak his notice he said. are not in,
sNN6DfNtA tions, but in effect nuliifica r,
ION On the articles to which they re
sss The president took RAP at France
N1H his letter by asserting mat noa
S.ixhssaneinE tho creation of The
n leM&ue. the old ruiiisarsstic party in
France has game the aseendancy.
sSIxe said.
M throughout rae Scss tons If The
c0nference in Paris, q was evident
Inst a nni'itaristic party. Under the
most Influential leadership. WAS seek
Ing 10 gain ascendenaney in the cosp~
ellis Of France. They were defeated
then. but are in centred row. The
y rA3ef arguments advanced IN Paris
I In support ef fhe Italian Gains on.
the Adr.atic were Strategic arguments
TINT fs 20 say, n Iitary arguments
which had al their back The thought
of naval supremacy t~ that sea f"E
my own part, ] am a. intoIerant "f
iuperialistie desi yns ~. the part ~
ether nations as ] waS IF such designs
sor the part Of German
Tho president also gave dig 20 .
the mild reSere.atiouists hA saying
point aud hat all tGe reservations .
and mild reserva ttnnsStS. he could mon
ansierstana the difference bct"eets .
uiliters end a r'a uuiltier. ~" .
deriarec that the - FUc0S b'sstN f"S'
ing ON TIE United >35ty= rs an over
wr~lrainr one AMI ~ Is the turo3r0
reint and t,7at sll et 51s. reservations
ARE sweepirE qualifications ~ 'h@
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
NEGRO CONFEssE;S TO
MURDER OF THREka

Louisville, Ky. March SWIM
Loekett, a negro murderer whose
tfial at Lexington, KY, was the
cause OF an attempted lynching and a
riot In which six persons were kill
cd and now awaiting execution ar
Eddyville prison for the staying OF
ten-year-old Geneva Hartman. con-
fessed today 10 the murder of two
women and the probable murder of a
third. In all cases he confessed the
victim was strangulated after having
been criminally assaulted
The complete list of his victims is:
Geneva Hardman. near South Elk
horn, KY; white woman at Carmi.
III; negro woman near Camp Taylor.
KY and d negro woman near Evans
vile, Ind, probably murdered buc
he did nos know her fate definitely.
Lockett confessed at attempted as
Eauit on Il white woman in Todd
county. Ky. but was frustrated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09

In the Professional Woman's build =
ing the annual meeting of tho board
of advisers to the Bureau of Vacations
VIII be held tomorl ow al l.. NJ. in
stead OF o'clock. as usual. Besides
important changes 10 be determined
in regard TO the name and form Of
the organization, Miss Mary l.. Cary.
national educational secretary OF the
Y. w. (. A., will lie the guest Of the
board for conference as to co-operu-
ton between the two CARNATIONS.
and a joint meeting with the South
Atlantic field board will follow the
business meeting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
SOCIETY
MRS MINErREE FoLKEs EDITOR
Res. Phone: 341A-w Phone Mad. 1928


to her for aid and advice. She believes
| America must save the world~-i II
takes our money and our men. what
could we better die for2 In describ-
ing her visit to Queen Marie and the
Crown Prince, when she said was
absolutely ideal Mrs Patterson was
delightfully."- informal Another pleas
ing feature of the afternoon were the
ushers, daughters OF the club, who
were particularly attractive in Balkan
costumes which Mrs. Patterson
brought with her from that country
These young girls were Misses Anne
Warren. Alice Hodges, Margaret Hern-
don, Sarah Powers and Gene Heck.
Hostesses for the informal reception
following the program were: Mrs. Fl. l..
Cabell. Mrs. Stuart Mcclure, Mrs,
Eugene Curtin. Mrs. w l.. T. Roger
son, Mrs. Fred Hodges. Mrs. James
Green. Mrs. S. r. Morgan Jr., and
Mrs. William Branch Porter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
How About YourCatarrh?
Do You Want Real Relief?

porarily clear them away, they
will promptly re-appear until their
cause is removed.
S. S. S. is an antidote to the mil
lions OF tiny Catarrh germs with
which your blood is infested. A
thorough course Of this remedy
viii cleanse and purity your blood,
and remove the disease germs
which cause Catarrh.
For free medical advice write to
Chief Medical Adviser, 10l Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ca
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09

Three Of the children in line at an
AMERICAN RED CROSS clothing
distribution in Montenegro. The one
on The left Is sure the Americans viii
give her something 70 make her ex-
tremoly happy; tho one in the center
Is IN hopes. while the smaller one on
the right seems TO haze doubts about
ever being happy again. The Red
Gross has fed, clothed And given
medical attention to thousands OF
.hose unfortunate children. Photo
by Capt Alex. f. Edouart
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
>monS the inportar

+ Among the important affairs for
charity which viii take place during
the Easter season VIII be ball to be
given at the Jefferson Tuesday even
ing. April s. Mrs. Garrett B. Wall is
chairman of the dance. The enter
tainmeni will be given for the benehs
of the work done by the open air
committee Of the Richmond Educa :
tional association and many novel
features have hesn arranged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses we're issued yesJ
terday oy Clerk Waiter Christian To
the following couples
William j, Armbrecht and Blanche
kiilmVer
|. a. Parrish ARD lhez NJ. Carter
Thomas ]. Turpin and Lena ".
Roadbush.
Leonard l.. Djnard and Georgia
Monkey
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09

proflterrs are operating en The hat
tl~heids Of France Relatives seeking
the graves Of their soldier dead arc
charged eSorhitant prices for guides:
the cheap pine coffius ia which they
wish III have their dead rehuirted are
sold al fftv times their value. and 10
i cap the climax numerous pretexts
are used Eo make the unhappy pi
Erirsaw nj ISIS the last train thus com
polling them to patronage the local
hotei.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
DEATH NOTICE

pied ~ Pine Camp sun
day. March Tth, MRS. LIZZIE.
' THOMAS. IN the 44nd year of
her age She leaves TWO daueh-
trrs. Addje Mas and Mary ELIZA
Thomas Funeral aud intcrmenI IN
III Greenwood NJ. r, church cemetary.
today At one-lhirt& Rev Il W.
Creekmore. Officiating
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
BILLS PASSED
SEN ATE,

No t6.-'ro appropriate $4,000 to
the Matthew Fontame Maury asso-
oiatioH for the purpase at aiding in
tho erection of "A monument, To re-
quest the governor 10 designate Mat
thoW Fonlatue MaurE Monument
day, and "a provide for calling on the
people of Virginia for contributions
No. -To.appropriate $4,000 to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09

This evening al S:tj O'Clock at liz
East Franklin street. the Virginia
League of Fine Arst viii meet and
Thomas Lomax Hunter, of Stafford.
will give a reading from his latest
poems MIR. Huute- Will be introduce
ed by Rosewell paSs, Members ana
their friends have been included in
the invitations
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
Church Day 10 BE Observed

Tomorrow is the regular church
day at Seventh Street Christian
church, when every society of the
church VIII meet a scheduled hours.
beginning at 1880 IN the morning,
with the missionary society and run
ming through special com mittees az
$50 r. NJ. The Mamie Elicit me-
mortal circle will serve lunch and
supper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
Telephone Charge Questioned

Chicaro. Ill. March ENQUIRY into
the practice of large downtown hotels
of charging 70 cents for telephones
calls from hotel rooms has ben asked
by :. A. Ettelson, corporation counsel
Of The city of Chicago. MIR Fttelson
maintains that neither city ordances
nor 'hc rulings of the public service
commission authorizes extra charges
for rooms calls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
MEEITINES

MEsEEflNtsS aa~A
The annual meeting OF The board Of
manages ~ the Rctrea. for the Sick
Will meet Thursday morning at Ill
o'clock at the hospital on North
Twelfth strcet. Miss Mary Norwood
president of the board, requests alb
chairmen to bring In written reports.
OHicers will be elected for the year.
me instructive Visiting Nurses
association will meet this morning al
II O'Clock in the Nureses' Settlement
22S South Cherry street /
The BUSINESS Woman's club will
meet this evening from $50 to $40
O'Clock IN the Y. w. c. A. Supper
VIII he SCI we'd at Gao O'Clock. I
meeting of the Mothers club of
John h. Cary school will be held at Z
O'Clock this afternoon in the school
house Rowland and Chafffn streets
Business of importance will be dis
cussed and ait Interested patrons are
urged to attend. {
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
Mrs. Eddingtou to Lecture

The officers and teachers training
class VIII meet in the lecture room OF
Park Place Methodist church tonor~
row afternoon at 6 80 O'Clock. The
subject of Mrs. Eadingtons lecture
VIII be The Birth of Christ: The
Thirty Years of Si.ence:His Early
Ministry An invitation is extended
to all SUNDAY school workers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09

The first Jewish vessel. owned and
manned by Jews and flying the
Jewish flag, has been launched at
Joppa. This Is the pioneer of the
zionist r~~ehant marine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
.Nt thc Mn,,.an.s club

<.norrow afternoon Miss Anne
Stegar Winston will give Literary Cur
rent events.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
Al the Wouan's Club.

Mrs LINDSAY Patterson, one of the
most brilliant women of North Caro-
lima, spoke yesterday afternoon at the
Woman's club, when Club Day was
observed
1t was most fitting that Mrs. !. Ali
son Hodges, the original organizer of
Club Day, should have been chairman.
The various clubs represented We're
the Friday club and the Woman 5
club of Petersburg, the latter being
represented by Mrs william Hodges
Mann the Every Monday club. the
Catholic Womans club. Highland
Park Woman's club, Ginter Park
Womans club, the Scrihblers club. the
Virginia Writers and the Barton
Nights and Woman's club. In bring
ing greetings from the Every. Monday
club, Mrs. w &. James stated this to
be the oldest club in Richmond, hay
ing recently celebrated its thirtieth
birth day. Development for and in
service. is it's couutersign, said the
speaker.
Mrs. Leon Wallerstein brought cor
dial and friendly greetings from the
Council of Jewish women, giving a
short account of the establishme mt
Of the Neighborhood House. in 18th
street, which has become real COM
munity center and filing a very great
Mrs. Frank RICHTER completely cap
tivated her audience with a group of
songs. singing first: The National Air
of Ser bia," followed by n Russia n
Slumber Song" and a Song IN
French" by Chopin. Shepherd Webb.
was her accompanist.
Mrs. Patterson then gave her I'm
nressions of the Balkans" having
spent several months there, during
which time she hard the opportunity
OF meeting all classes from royalty to
peasant Since her return she has
spoken to large audiences in a num-
her of cities In giving her expert
ences in Serbia, Mrs, Patterson men
toned several from Richmond who
were doing such "a magnificent work
there Among those were Colonel
Henry ". Anderson, Alex Weddell,
Major Alex Forward. and DR. Resale
Slaughter Morton, the latter from
Virginia Mrs. Patterson said We
here, little know how that land loves
America, and that she had never
known such gratitude and love shown
ny any people. believing as they do.
it was the American medicine, doctors
and nurses which had kept tn IN
alive, Mrs Patterson believes the
time has come when America must
take her place as great country and
should know the countries looking
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
Then Throw Away Your Sprays
and Other Makeshift Treat
Elent

Why? Simply because you have
overlooked the cause of catarrh,
and all Of your treatment has been
misdirected. Remove the cause of
the clogged-up accumulations that
choke up your air passages. and
they will naturally disappear for
good. But no matter how many
local applications you use to tenn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
WEDDINGS.


Charles L. SVEN, of Washington
has just announced the marriage OF
his daughter Jessie Opal, To Claude
Mercer JG.anson. formerly of Rich
mond. TIN ceremony having been
performed Ntesday, March 2. Mr..
and Mrs. johnson will be at home at
t462 Newton street. n. w. Washing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
SENATE

Continued From. Page One
committees ana the house committees
could not diyulge what @as transp.f-
saders did not know what they were
talklng ahout
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09

Stomach works just as insidously and surely
to the damage of the entire organism. There
fore. In order to regain your health and
strength you must get rid Of the acid stomach
condition.
new method of doing this has now bean
found 1t is called EATONIC-in tablet form
just like bit of candy 1t does the work
easily, speedily and thoroughly. 1t makes the
stomach clean, sweet, cool and comfortable.
EATONIC quickly banishes the immediate
enects OF Acid Stomach-bloat, heartburn.
belching, food-repeating. INDIGESTION. etc. I'M
proves the general health and Is wonderful
aid to digestion.
Tens OF thousands Of people who have used
EAIUNlC testify to its power to bring quick
relief. Some Of these people ara 20 enthusi-
astic and tel! Of such able Telief o 70
be almost unbelievable.
EATONIC is guaranfsed to please you.
Your druggist will refund your money II you
are not satisfied.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-09
,Tortian--Marslaii.


The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w w
Marshall in Thirtythird street. Nor
folk Was the scene of a pretty we'd
ding Saturday afternoon at $3.50
@ clock when their daughter, Miss
Ariel May Marshall and Isaac Epps
Jordan. son OF Mrs. J. NJ Jordan, OF
Norfolk, were married, The rooms
were decorated with palms, ferns and
flowers and the ceremony. which was
performed by Rev. George A. Booker.
pastor OF the Park Place Methodist
church. was solemnized before an i'm
provised altar Of flowers and smilax.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Hazel White and just before the
marriage Miss Martha wilkins sang
LAT Dawning" The bride, who was
Unattended wore a travelling costume
of dark blue tricotine with & hat TO
match and her flowers were a corsa ge
bouquet of brides roses An in
formal reception followed the cere-
mony and during the afternoon Mr.,
and Mrs Jordan left for wedding
occupy an apartment in the Ava Court.
Thirty fourth street. Norfolk.
A marriage of interest here is that
OF Miss Frances Sexton. of Hazel
hurst. Nj iss.. to DR.. Alexander +. Rob
ertson. OF stanton, which Will be
celebrated March rs. AT the home of
the bride. in Hazelhurst.
Owing to recent bereavements in
the brides family, the wedding will
be very quiet, and no invitations Will
be issued.
Miss Sexton is the daughter OF
James s, Sexton a prominent lawyer
of HaZelhurst. She graduated in
music last year at Tulane university
Or Robertson is the youngest son OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Robertson. de
has recently been released from ser
vice in the L. 5. army and is now
Iracticing his profession in Staunton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22

The Call of the Fan

1he eau OF the ran
Where the stencil is on the landscape
As the icinter session groDs,
Where the open cart is aoditing
As the driver holds his nose,
Where the magndtes yelp for lawUerS
And the players ho,oI for dough,
Gipe us back the breath of Aprit
And the gdme zoe used TO bnoi0.
Glue US back the breath of April
Where the aodllop tedDeS the stick;
Where the pop is on the gurgle
And the peanut hulls are thick;
Where Collins, Ruth or Speaker
Takes an inshoot for ride,
And the echoes leap TO meet him
With q "SHde you bonehedd-
s-l-i-d-e."
HAvE the three time winners passed
IL out in baseball? The Giant ma
chine in 1911, 1912 and 1913 was
the last TO put through triple con-
quest that in the old days proved a
fairy prevalent turn. 1t was accom-
plished among others by the Orioles,
the Pirates and the Cubs, while the
Mackmen won four pennants in five
seasons. But there are too many shifts
in this swifter age to leave machine
sufficient balance to go to the three
year route.
A S WE understand it from various
Aauthentic reports, Dempsey and
| Carpenter are to meet on July 4,
| Labor Day and in November. An i'm 1.
mediate request should be made to hold
open Thanksgiving, Christmas and New
Years for further advertising purposes.
Where the Stars Are
tsXKTHILE the National League holds
w the world championship writes
J.. l.. r., isn't it true that the
American League would still have more
members on an all star team picked
from both circuits?'
If we were called upon to make any
such pick, our nominations would be
as follows--based on last years work
Catchers-Killefer On. L.), Schalh
Pitchers-Alexander IN. L.), John
son "a. L., Cicotte CA. H..
First base-Sisler CA. b..
Second base-Collins "a. D.).
Third base-Groh IN. L.,
Shortstop- Peckenpaugh CA. L.).
Outfield-Cobb GA. L.), Speaker
CA. L., Ruth (A.LD.
OF the twelve men selected mere
nine are from the American League ano
three are from the National.
There may be considerable argumen
over the selection. but which entry
from the above stable could you leav'
out?
Schalk and Killefer are the two hes
catchers in baseball. Alexander ant
Johnson were the two most effective
pitchers in their league, while Cicott'
Won more games than any other man.
Sisler and Collins are two certaintie
at first and second. Groh and Weave
are close to fifty fifty at third, bu
Groh is given slight edge. Peck, il
addition to being brilliant, shortstop
continued to crack sod the ball nod al year
Cobb and Speaker are fixtures. Rousl
might supplant Ruth and it might b
chat Hornsby should be named for al
infield berth But at the best the Amer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
MORE STARS IN AL.
THAN IN NATIONAL
Rice Places Nine Players of Johnsons League on An
Baseball Team of T,oelue- -Three-Tin,e Win.
ners Are Through
BY GRANTLAND RICE

ican League would have two for an. -
any all star pick. 'i one on
WHICH isn't saying tkat the ,,..
w can League has t,oice a. - .~a'
stars. 1t hasn't. But the old o,,ws .',"s !,
the American League, embraoi,o s.Sy ~
athletes as Eddie Collins, Tn ca1, M
Tris Speaker and Walter ,Joh,,o. 'vo ~,
yet TO be shaken loose. '"' HaS
HTUST what does Ping Bodie r,,..
- by crashing the apple ~ asta 'an an
unconventional reader. It is "THs Tns. an
Pings quaint way of referriny ,t.erely tn tiy
act of ,pummelipg the pill or prone,,;n ;ne
the polling log. 'iOpe''inS
nUlTE a number of the so.c,,,,s
~ smaller colleges" happen to bou,
anywhere from 2000 to 5000 stndaat,e ~ msve
THE United States going dry and ~.
L sugar shortage have had to.r;Li,
depressing effect upon Cuba, Tberol liuy = y
said to be five or six natives n' nnon tsra are
peppery little island now who r sre Ina. Ia.
yet millionaires. '' nO'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
"NATIVE SONS" COMING
University of California Baseball
Team VIII Meet Pennsylvania

Berkeley, Calf, Jan. 22.-Permis- :
sion has been given the University Of
California baseball team by the execu-
tive committee of the associated stu
dents to tour the East this summer,
meeting prominent colleges of the AT
lantic coast and Middle West. including
dates with "Big Three teams, it was
learned today.
University of Utah on May IL. Other
games follow:
May %. Michigan; May 2S, Cornell
June 2, Harvard; June 0, Syracuse
June 10, Dartmouth: June II, Prince
ton; June 10, Pennsylvania June 10,
Illinois.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22

erweight champion at one time. He meets
Young Socco in the Olyrnplas final next
Monday night Jimmy Murphy is in good
sha pc for his match with Johnny Drumnre.
other bouts are Patsy Cline VS.. Jack Perry.
Charley Rear vs. Young Weyman and Frank
Howell VS.. Tommy Weyland.
sol O'DonnelI, Fairmount lightweight is
In his last bout, Sol gave Joe Jackson "a, a
swell scrap at the Auditorium ConroE Is
looking for topnotch talent to oppose U DON
nell.
Sailor Al Burgy. who scored knockout y
over Tommy Moran at Chester last week.
has been matched to- meet Bobby Moore at
Allentown January 80.
Benny Kaufman, local veteran bantam
weight. has placed himself under the wing
Of Mike White Kaufman has not boxed
| since before the war, having been employed
Battling Tefky., Of Baltimore; will rte be
eHowf b Ss Teky wfe sares aT II That t he IS entitled
to a bout with Johnny Kilbsn if HugheSS
HutOhnsGR Ro is who 6eSSufe ia t9rn saXs HGshe1
close battle.
If Fred Fulton, has cheese on his ,,,1d lgtt
mitt he couldn't have trapped Tom CowIer
any better than he did last night at tue
Olympia fight club. -
Lcastwise, it was a fight club for Fred
but an abattoir for Tom.
Every time Cowler started one from ms
ha ndkerchief pocket his beak met fulton >
| left oar and bounced back like .HlndehpurE
off the Iron Division: As a contest, u va Was
fine young Armenian massacre. ana ReI .
cree Lou Crimson fla shed nimhle tuHgment
when he stopped the at-you-caIlt II
the third round. Cowler had been pressed
| and ironed three times in the hrsl Two
| rounds and had about as much chance Us an
| anvil in q swimming race.
| Fulton's best thump was left poke TO the
| false teeth. and Cower ate 'em all put
couldn't digest any. Which is diet that
! Is sure to establish dyspepsia in time, snc
! the crowd agreed wi'h the referee when ne
/ sounded taps" in the third
CowIer knocked OF a game imita ton Of 2
sent trying to pick up a moonbeam with
! boxing gloves on, Whenever he mailed one
| at FNIlton's charlotte russo jaw. Fred scam
pered into the next county. It's well
known fact that a near-sighted guy can go
down into dark cellar and find black
derby hat that aint there, which is the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
LOSES, BUT
"A VOIDS X. O. WHEN
REFEREE ENDSBOUT
Fredtuqrd Fulton Smems Englisiman With Assortment
of WalIopS and Has Him All But Out When
Crimson Calls Halt in the Third Round
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

of bceNa dumped a.
IN
which usually
aps and something which closely :esebd boxing
IIowever n pleasant ime had-by the
howla
episode
The third disappointment
The
orw
in the { hird amid che from
saddle theatrcas,
bantamwight limit There
of
like special had lived life of and
like thick rn steaks u addition
to
n the breathing could be heard City Hall.
who
make that there would be first preliminary
They
a full complete the
end Houck wonwh The o
6
L the fought IT'S
fyou knoW hotct o por it.