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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
DECLARES BRITISH
PREMIER WILL RUE
DEATH OF MAYOR
MacSwiney Is Sort of
Martyr Who Burns With
Fierce Flame.
SHAW SAYS LLOYD GEORGE
HAS GONE MUCH TOO FAR
Fatal Contest Between Law and
Conscience Bodies Ill for
Government.
BY GEORGE BERNARD SHAW.


Copyright 1920 by Universal Service.l
PARKNAS1LLA BY THE SEA,
COUNTY KERRY, IRELAND. Sept. s.
Whenever an Irresistible govern
ment wishes u sentence of punish
ment, however trivial on an individ-
ual. it also passes a sentence OF death
on him in event of his determining to
die rather than submit to the punish
ment.
If this consideration did not exist
governments could impose their Wills
on their subjects b., simple reckless
prosecutions up to point at which
they could provoke spontaneous gem
cral revolution OF the overwhelming
majority Of their subjects and they
could persecute the physically power
less minority without limit.
Tho hunger strike is practical
form of the determination to die
rather than to submit to decreed
punishment. The prudent govern
ment will therefore be most careful
how it decrees any punishment be-
cause in event of it's victim hunger
striking 1t will be forced to either
reduce itself and the law generally
to absurdity by unconditional sur
render, or else go through with it
and become responsible to the public
conscience for the victims death.
Cournc Safe with Criminals.
IF the victim is n criminal who
has incurred punishment by some
act which has excited general abb
horrence or even strong reprobation,
the government may safely go
through with 1t.
But this case does :.ot arise in
practice. Scoundrcls do not hunger
strike. neither do rufiians, although
the latter may in rare cases resist
| capture by violence to death. When
!. this happens the general verdict Is
good riddance" and this would fol-
low u hunger strike to death by nm
| ordinary criminal
Ordinary criminals know this very
we'll and, therefore, having to choose
between period of imprisonment
and certain unpitied death, accept the
lesser OF two evils. That is why re-
| peated surrender by the government
to hunger strikers have conferred
no immunity upon ordinary crime
and why thieves, homicidcs, forEcrs
and inccndiaries and even bigamists
80 on serving their Scntences hope
lessly when they have seen the
prisoner in the next cell released at
the cost Of fortnights fast.
with the hunger strikers, there
fore, 1t is always n case of con-
science. He or she being willing to
die. not for himself or herself, but
for the principle or cause of religion
which he or she has identified with
the public good. He or she gives life
that these things may live and then
die ad majorem gloriam Dei-(to the
! greater glory OF God).
Serious Matter to XIII Man.
1t is serious matter for the gov
| ernmert to kill such a man even
when his conscience seems silly and
selfish. his principles fanacious, his
cause subversive and his religion
| heretical.
Still. the fact that he Is one OF the
few men who can rise above himself
to tho pitch OF dying for them, gives
him sanctity that makes it impos-
sibie for the public to contemplate
his death without great uneasiness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
AMERICAN WOlMEN IN
ADAKA LIVE TO TUNE
GFMA CHINE GUNS
Mss Ruth e. Henry Describes
Plight Of % U. S. CitiScns.
Penned There.
IBy Associated pressl

CoNSTANTINOrLE. Sept. 5.-The
situation in Adana. Asia Minor,
where conditions were recently re-
ported to have been ameliorated
through a French sortie, Is graphi-
cally described in n letter from Miss
Ruth T.. Henry. Of Amherst, Mass, n
worker for the American Commission
for Relief in the Near East.
This is not the most delightful
watering place in the world just now,
with twenty-five Americans penned
up in n filthy place. living and wait
ing under strain night and day."
she wrote.
The city is so unclean I get nau-
seated just walking to the office. AS
for the people. everybody tortures
something. Already 1 have beaten
Il boy right on tho main street for
his abuse OF dog. With my own
eyes 1 have seen the most heart
rending things. One day 1 saw ten
men hanging.
at is so hot we drag our beds
into the Railways. The roof is i'm
possible. We can hear bullets sing
ing over tho roof at almost any
time. We live to the tune OF machine
guns. cannon and hand grenades.
Ono column OF French has fought
It's bloody way to Mersina. and grain
is being brought into tho city under
French guard"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06

Labor Day celebration Will be held
at the State Fair Grounds today, rain
or shine. according TO announcement
made last night by George Luther
wilcox, general chairman of the
committee In charge of arrangements.
appointed by the Central Trades and
Labor Council. The United States
Weather bureau report last night
that occasional showers may mar the
day did not dampen the ardor Of the
committeeman or his associates, and
Mr.. Wilcox declared that plenty of
shelter Will be provided for the crowd
IN case rain falls.
Five race drivers, from New York
State. here to compete for the prizes
offered. arrived last night with their
cars In special express from New
ark, where they drove Saturday.
They will parade their racers. all Of
which are special makes. through
til" streets this morning tcfore the
races. All o. them were rn:hused
with the condition OF the track and
commented on The fact tina; the RAIN
OF yesterday will lay the dust and
make driving easier for them.
Dustle Mt Fair Grounds.
All was activity at the Fair
Grounds yesterday. upwards of 200
men being at work in erecting wa
hoo Lane" the midway. and placing
things in order for the big celebra-
tion today. j. \. Corragan Is in
charge of the work at the grounds
and with large force of men was
concluding the finishing touches to
things yesterday. He will also have
charge of ticket scollections today.
DR.. G. c. Hudson. City Health ON
Ger. in charge OF the City Bureau of
Health. was also on the ground, and
with the assistance of nurses from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
Roosevelt Declares Maine Is All at Sea
Because Of Uncertainty Of Woman Vote

the size OF tho actual woman vote
on September I3.
81 feel very strongly that II all
the woman vote I'm Maine could
be poilcd, minority OF them
would favor the Democratic tick
ct. Thcy show the same tendency
to cast their ballots ir fnvor of
definite and permanent peace nv
they do in other sections of the
country.
81 did, however, run ncrOss more
loose campaign talk I'm Maine
thnn anywhere else. The ncpub-
licnns nrc going around from
house 10 house circulating the
story that Canadian troops nrc
about to be sent to fight In Poland
under the league of nntfons. This
il simply mn example of the
strnlts TO which the opposition Is
driven for campaign material"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
Baby Born When Father
Was in Sunken Submarine

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-The
crew of the xunkcn submarine SIS
was given n holiday today. They
offered To do @crnsh dive" mt
the yard TO prove. they auid, TINT
1hedr commander WINS not 10
blame for the accident. Ono
member OF the crew went TO New
York to scc his wife nnd u baby
thnt wns born while Its fnthcr
WINS held prlnOncr under the
surface OF the ocean. Three of
tho thirty-sevcn survivors were
viii In the naval hospital tonight,
hut they were reported well on
the wuy 10 recovery from the
effects of chlorine Ens.
The So. which yesterday ngnin
broke AWAY from the bntiIrship
ohio and snnk I'm 1JO feet OF
water OFF the Delaware cupes,
was xtiii mt THE bottom of the
scn tonight. and prospects for snI-
rnSinE the craft were snid un-
officially 10 be slight.
a board OF inquiry TO nx re-
~ponsfbility for the failure or the
safety valve to work when the
craft started n "crnsiI dive" will
be appointed within few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
Hood, Who Was S. Years
in Jail, Laughs at 60Days
my UnIversnl service1

CHICAGO, Sept. 8. "A little
thing like sixty days In jnIl IN
nothing in the "ycunE" life of
lrrank Hood.
Hood, who In 7S years Of nEc,
was arrested in Chicago recently
On n charge of stealing n suit OF
clothes. When nrraiEned before
the municipal magistrate he
pleaded guilty.
"Sixty days." announced the
court.
Hood grinned. ~That,s MOTH
fn'." he said. "I'vc done time In
every big prison I'm the country,
My total time behind the bars IL
hfty-fiyo years. Sixty days In q
ctnch."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
Leader Of Woman Suffrage
Forces Loses Her Vote
my Uniyersni ScrvIce.I

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Al-
though every other woman in
America Will probably vote In Mo-
vcmber, Alice Paul, chairman of
the National wOman's party, who
Inns done nothing for seven years
but hattie for the ballot, will not
be able to vote. 1t WINS stated to-
day.
Through her long residence In
Washington. where she has d.
rccted tho national campaign, aii.s
Paul hns lost her residence In
New Jersey. Nobody can vote In
the District OF Columbia. "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
GOLD COAST NEGROES ARE
"CASHING IN" ON COCOA
Bought mt $50 md Arc Selling MT 5000
Ton, Hence Those $4,000
hufnr.nbfIo.

CAPETOWN, Sept. 5.-The natives
OF the Gold Coast of West Africa are
getting rich from cocoa. In pre-
war times they bought II for $50 a
ton and held 1t. Now 1t is bringing
$500 ton.
Two hundred OF them now own
their own automobiles, some costing
$4,000 apiece. Colored shippers are
hourishing everywhere. and are
forming a cocoa trust. Colored
women are acting as brokers and
have adopted tailored suits and
derby hats as their business dress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
1000 Passenger. From Germany.

BERLIN. Sept. 5.-The American
steamer Susquehanna, the first pas
scnger liner to leave Bremen since
the war, sailed Saturday carrying
1000 passengers. Tho Susquehanna
had also on board the mails and a
mixed cargo of freight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
Line Of March for Todays
Eightieth Division Parade

The parade today OF the Eight
icth Division Will move from Cnp.
itol Square Mt 0 o'clock this morn-
ing. It will form Mt this point and
will move west on Grace Street to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
WINS 3,50O,OOO FRANCS AT
BACCARAT IN THREE DAYS
Sugar Grower From Cuba Crentcx
Sensation by Winning Streak
Mt DcnuvilIe Casino.
(By Cross Atlantic Newspaper Ser

vice.)
DEAUVILI.E, Sept. 5.-Sensational
play continues at baccarat here
Hannibal Demesa, sugar grower
from Cuba, has broken the record
for three days play. winning 81
100000 francs and then stopping.
Demesa didn't play according to
any system, in contrast to Valisno.
who won so heavily Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06

Fifth. south on Fifth to Franklin.
west on franklin to LnureI, Laurel
to Floyd, Floyd to Cherry. Cherry
to Cary md Cary to the City Audi
torium, where 1t will dIsbnnd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
French Force. Cnnfnr. Ir,,,

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 5.-Tho
capture OF Urfa, in Asiatic Turkey,
seventy-hve miles southwest OF
Diarbekir. by French forces. is an
nounced here. ~ strong French col
umn was recently reported marching
on Urfa, which had been hold for
some time by Turkish Natlonalists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
HIVE You NIoycdf

II so, you have found lot of things
useful but not used. Turn them into
real Ineney by putting a want ad In
.dolDh i, AZ ~ tt93 " x " = &. 5 q llS5 n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06
Po,itIon.A,e Omen

for those who read Times Dispatch
help wanted ads. The best employers
use this newspaper to get good em-
ployes. Read and use sTin1es-Dis-
patch Want Ads. Phono Randolph IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-06

$3.50 Special baltimore Return.
River Line. MadlSon 27e.--Adv.
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Cork Hunger Strikers Dying.
DUBLIN, Sept. 15.-The eieysn
hunger strikers in the Cork fall this
afternoon entered tho twanty-slxth
day OF their abatinence from food.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-15
BERNARD TWELOW

> Nos - and 81, Block Ill, s F., as
|ovu on said plat. vested Of record in
g-i T0 Glow. under deed to him dated
r'Her ~. 1908. and recorded among the
.'.f Records Of said county in Liber G.. W.
folio les. etc. II is not known whether
,..a owner. 10 living. is married or single.
.,Htt or adult sane or insane. resident
"u-reSileut. or. if dead. who are his
.H.f> or deyiSeeS Said whole tract con-
'a.uS u.lt arreS more or less.
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MORRIS KAPLAN
- IL

Lots Nos >, 4. 6, and 10. Block 40, as
laid down on said plat vested OF record ia
Morris kaplaa. Rnder decd 10 him dated
October rs. 1905. and recorded among the
aforesaid Land Records in l.ibor q. ". o.
folio a67. etc IL is not known whether
said owner. IL living, is married or single,
infant or adult, sane or insane, resident or
nonresident or If dead, who are his heirs
or devisecs. Said whole tract contains COS
acres OF land. more or less.
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WALTER HALEY COR MALLEN)
Item No. 6

Lots II and %. BLOCK -. as laid down
-, said Mar vested of record in Walter
4alIey Tor Malley). under deed to him
dated July &. 1905. and recorded among
the land records Of said County IN libef
,rh.tbar said owner III living. is married
or single: sane or insane; infant or adult !;
resident or non resident: ar II dead, who
are his heirs ar deyisees SAID Whole tIae'
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THOMAS d. KLUH. JR.

,l,,,sn IN said nlat vested of record In
Thomas u. Kluh. Jr.. under deed TO him
dated April Ii. 1902 aud recorded among
the land records Of said County IN l-loer
,1betber said owner ii living. is married
or single: sane or insane: infant or aduil
resident or non resident; or. II dead. VINO
are his heirs ar devisees. Said whole lga'A
contains 024 acres Of land, more or less
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-15

In the District Court Of the United States
for the District of Maryland.
No. al Law.
/ hereby Give notice to all persons directly
or indirectly interested that a petition was
filed in the District Court of the United States
for the District of Maryland, in the above
case on the 9th day of June, 1919, by the
United States. and afterwards, by appropriate
order, amended for the object and purpose OF
acquiring by condemnation for the United
States certain lands situated in Anne Arundel
County, State of Maryland, for public and
military purposes, in connection with the site,
location, construction or prosecution OF works
for military reservation, known as Camp
Meade Maryland. said lands being part OF
North Portland Park and Gyeska Park, with
in the boundaries of said military reservation,
plats of which said parks are referred to IN
said suit and amendment thereof, and record.
ed respectively among the Land Records OF
said county in Lber G. w. CO. folio ,, and
plat Book G. w. 1, Section /, folio 40. men
toned and described in the above suit, No
raj Law. in the United States District Court
for the District of Maryland said lands and
the several lots composing the same are de-
scribed as follows TO wit
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SIMON SACHS and
ALBERT FRANK

Lots Nos. .. a. q, 3. 10, II. II and 10,
Block IS, y. T., as laid down ON said plat,
vested OF record in Simon Sachs, under deed
90 hun dated March 10. 1908, aud recorded
I.r T. ". 80. folio 1911 etc. Also Albert
Frank claims title to these lots under deed TO
tIu dated July /, 1905. and recorded IN said
land Records in Liber G.. w. 81, folio II,
c, 10 is not known whether said owners, n
r,ln. ARE married or single, infant or adult,
ssno or insane resident or nonresident; or,
II Dead who are their heirs or deviSees. Said
Whole tract contains 0.64 acres, more or less
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ISAAC BORsTEIN
Item No. 1

Lots Nos. "a and %. Block 81, and lots
Nos. 81. 23, %. 27 and %, Block 81; as
iaid down on said plat vested of record in
Isaac Borstein, under deed to him from Jos,
eph Hosefross, dated August 2li 1905, and
recorded among the Land Records OF sald
Taxes due thereon S43. 90. 1t is not known
whether said owner. if living. is married or
single infant or adult, sane or insane, resi-
dent or nonresident; or, il dead, who are ms
heirs or devisees. Said whole tract contains
O54 acres of land, more or less.
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JOHN n. GIBSON and
EMMA GIBSON, his wife
Item No. 4

Lots Is aud 20. Block &C. as laid down
-, ssi,I Mat vested Of record i'm John II.
ellison and Emma Gibson, his wife. under
Iced to them dated February TO- lSOS. anu
recorded among the land records OF SAN
County in I.iber q. W. 40. foho - eiS'
ing are sane or insane: residents or non
residents: or. if dead. who are their heirs
mr. deYisees Said whole tract contains oio
acres Of land, more or less.
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ANN =. EmRIG


Lots Nos 10 and -. Blosk 81. rs laid
down on said plat. vested Of record IN Anna
~ Ehrig under deed 10 her from Joseph
HoSefross dated September > 1905 and re-
corded among the Land Records of said
conniv In I.ibeT &. " 81, folio 422. etc.
Taxes due thereon, $500. II Is not known
whether said owner, II living. is married or
single, infant or adult sane OF insane, resi-
dent or nonresident. or II dead. who are her
heirs or devfsees said whole tract contains
q 10 acres OF lsnd, more less.
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GARFIELD EISENTRoUT
Item No, 3

Lots > 4. G. 8 10. l.. II. 16 Is. 20. -.
n. 20 -, 80 and -. Block 16l. rs laid down
on said plat, vested Of record in CARRIED
Fisentrolit under deed to him dated
Inne - 1905. and recorded among the
land records Of said County In Liber q.
". 50 folio 1876 etc 1t is not known
whether said owner. If living. Is married
pr single; sane or insane; infant or aduit /,
resident or nom resident: or. if dead. who
IRE Ills heirs or devsees. Said whole tract
contains /. Is acres of land. more or less.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-15

In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Maryland.
No. 73s Law.
hereby give notice to all persons directly
or indirectly interested, that petition was
filed in the District Court of the United States
for the District of Maryland, in the above
case on the 9th day of June, 1919. by the
United States and afterwards, by appropriate
order amended, for the object and purpose OF
acquiring by condemnation for the United
States certain lands situated in Anne Arundel
County State of Maryland, for public aud
military purposes, in connection with the site,
location. construction or prosecution OF works
for military reservation, known as Camp
Meade Maryland. said lands being part of
Bertson Park. within the boundaries of said
military reservation, plat Of which said park
is referred TO in said suit and amendment
thereof and recorded among the Land Records
of said county in Plat Book G. w. L. Section
l. folio 20 mentioned and described in the
above suit, No. 73S Law, IN the United States
District Court for the District of Maryland :;
said lands and the several lots composing the
same are described as follows to wit:
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JAMES r. BROWN
Item No. 1

Lots II. Is, II. II. IL. II, Is. 10 and 20.
Block MS. as laid down on said plat vest
ii of record in James T. Brown, under
Iced to him, dated July n. 1908. AMI re-
rhrded among the land records OF said
County In I.iber g. w rs. folio 194. e is
not known whether said owner, II living,
is married or single; sane or insane; in
FAINT or adult :. resident or non resident ;
ar II dead. who are his heirs or devisees.
Said whole tract contains us acres OF
land, more or less.
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WALTER ~. CONkLIN
Item No. Is

Lots Nos Is and :. Block As. as laid
down said plat, vested Of record in Nal.
ter II. Conklin under deed 10 him dated
june y. 1905. and recorded among the Land
Records of said county in liber G. ". 50.
folio 443, etc II is no; known whether said
owner II living. Is married single infant
or adult, sane or insane. resident or non resi-.
dent: or. il dead who are his heirs or de-
vSees. Said whole tract contains 0,I6 acres
OF land, more or less
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ROSARIA SETTABARO
Item No. 81

Lot No n, Block 40. as laid down on said
plat, vested Of record In Rosario Sattabaro
uuder deed 10 him dated july II. 1908, aud
recorded among the aforesaid Land Record.
ia Liber g. W 6l folio So. etc. Il is not
known whether said owner. II living, is mar
red or single, infant or addlt sane or insane,
resident or nonresident: or II dead who are
his heirs or deViSees Said whole tract con
tains COS acres Of land, more or less.
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ANGELIC pAssARo

Lots Nos - and ~ Block a. as laid down
on said plat vested of record in Angelic Pas.
saro. under deed TO him dated September %
1908, and recorded among the aforesaid Land
Records in Liber G. W No. so. folio AL. etc
II is not known whether said owner. II living
Is married single. infant adult, sane or
insane. resident or nonresident; or. ii desd.
who are his heirs or deysees. Said whole
tract contains 0.I6 acres Of land. mora or less.
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It. Won ENGELBRECHTEN
Item No. 80

Lois Nos Is %. -. 81. 20. IS, 80 and
Block $. y. f., as laid down on said
i.a' vested Of record in II. Won Eneel-
. ,.. H'eH. under deed TO him dated April IS,
.'N and recorded among the Land Records
>eia county IN I.iber e w 80. folio go.
81 Us not known whether said owner. if
80 l> married or single. sane or insane.
.'a.l on adult. resident or nonresident;
81 u lead- who are his heirs or devisees.
u less '''''"N VIZ "'''S' ''"''
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ARTHUR j. STEWART and
MAY j.. STEWART. his mother
Item No. ~
Item No. ~

Lots Nos II, t3. -. "a and 10, Block
81, as laid down said plat, vested OF
record in Arthur j. Stewart aud May j Stew
art. his mother, under deed 20 them dated
June p 1905, and recorded among the afore-
said Land Records IN iibcr G w. 81, folio
T. etc. II Is not known whether said NJ iv
g. Stewart, II living. is sane or insane. resi-
dent or nonresident; also IL is not known
whether said Arthur J Stewart, II living. is
married or single. infant adult sane or
insane resident or nonresident; or, II deal.
who are their heirs or devisees. Said whole
tract contains O40 acres Of land more OF less