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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

HE NEW York HERALD gtueS here
q summary Of tAe 11eek'S net0S:
FOREIGN.
Beginning with the carnival Of muir
der on Sunday in Dublin, Ireland has
passed through a week which the Castle
describes as "of tragic eventfulness
without parallel in the history of Ireland
since the rebellion of 1916" Thirty
eight persons slain and seventy-nine in
Jured In one forty-eight hour period is
but part Of the record
The seventh day finds Arthur Griffith.
founder OF the Sim Fem and Vice
President Of the Irish Republic, in Jail
along with other leaders Of the republi-
can movement the killings still going on
and the feeling at most dangerous
pont Just before his arrest Griffith
mad told reporter for THE NEW York
HERALD that one way in which order
could lie restored was to end the pro-
scription Of the Irish Republican Cow
eminent. which, he said, had been able
10 keep the country in hand when it's
function!ng was tolerated
The Commons and the House OF Lords
have been engaged on the Irish question
The home rule bill got to the debate
stage In the Lords. where Vlscount Grey
spoke for generous treatment OF Irelan
and advocated a form OF dominion gov
eminent. with the responsibility for is
success in the hands OF the people As
70 the present 1t would be better, he said,
for the Government to withdraw all
armed forces unless It was able to secure
effective control.
Premier Lloyd George and Sir Hamar
Greenwood, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
addressed the Commons In denunciation
of the happenings of Sunday in Dublin
when fourteen officers of tho Crown
were shot down in cold blood. They
both insisted that the campaign of
murder must be stopped and the mill
tary upheld and strengthened. During
the Chief Secretary's address Joseph
Devlin. the Irish Nationalist. attempted
to bring up the killing of ten persons
In the firing that followed the invasion
OF a football field In Dublin by the aux
Hilary or BLACK and Tans." He was
pulled into his seat by other members
and roughly handled.
Irish sympathizers rioted in this city
on Thanksgiving Day. They storrned thu
Union Club on Fifth avenue, to tear
down a Union Jack which was flying
along with the American and French
flags In the celebration OF the landing
Of the Pilgrims. Windows in the club
were smashed and some of the rioters
were dubbed by the police. The flag
stayed in its place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

II became known during the week that
one of the FIRST acts of the new state
administration with Nathan L. Miller
as Governor will be to create legisla-
tive committee to investigate the admin
istration of Mayor Hylan. II has no.
been determined whether the investiCa
ton will be made under m extcnsi~~
OF the powers OF the present Lockwood
committee, though It is not unlikely that
this will be done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
LOCAL.

With wave OF crime In (which foot
rads, bandits and safe blowers are
sweeping the city and forty-one MR.
ders In ffty-four DAYS. the Police De-
nartment has anro'rced that the fam
nus dead lire established by INSPECTOR
Byrnes had been moved two BLOCKS
south from Fulton street 70 Maiden lane
Hereafter NIL persons who have APP
0eared IN lineurs at Police Hoaduffar-
ters o. who are known 70 have. criminal
r"cords W II be arrested on sight II they
come within tho area.
The forty-one murders occurred be-
'ween oct and Nov 81. md In none
81 them has the murderer been anpre-
hended Some Of the murders wore com
mitted almost within sight OF natrol-
men on post During the week citizens
made known lnnumerahle robberies and
holiups. knowledge Of which had been
withheld from the pubic by the authorf-
ties These lnrl dod three big ~obNe~ies lu
the financial district one involving the
theft Of tl2000O IN bonds ard securities
and others the theft OF thousands Of dol
hrs worth Of jewclry. In one safe lob in
Brooklyn the burglars got $4,000 in
cash
Senator Calder has announced that as
soon as Congress c0uvcncs he and Sem
ator Edge OF New Jersey would intro
duce leRis'afion looking 20 Federal con-
troll Of the coal industry This. he said.
Vas necessary because the coal men. IN
spite OF warnings. had done nothing
ornh S.u o' sr5 o,, house solving their
sumner N moro ressonabIo -. Wv S TN
proposed legislation viii cover ali aei1s
ncn'uhF INC mining. transportation and
u's.I'Dutlon' ana VIII include also SUI
PurNe'si"H ana regulation OF prices
PockefcIler's John D Rockefeller
Th.nksq;vi,o made = Th0nrse wing
c;f, Elt' Of s63,7e3. S57 ~
20 lh' Laura Spclmnn
NocFeI"""r Memorial TO DO used
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
MA TIONAL.

Senator Lodge says that Congress at
the coming short session will not have
the time TO revise revenue legislation.
| All changes he believes. must wait for
the special session 10 be called after the
inauguration of Presdent-elect Harding.
In the meantime Senator Curtis the. Re-
publican whip! is talking of raising
81 900. 600. 900 by protective tariff.
This, he says. would prevent the Ameri-
can market from being flooded with for
| eign goods and would tighten the burden
Of taxation In the United States
Senator Knox is to reintroduce his
resolution for a declaration OF peace
with Germany and Austria next month.
| The Senator hopes that enough Demo-
! cratic strength can be mustered so as
! to force II through over the Presidents
| opposition In connection with the Of
| 'icia ending OF the state Of war Senator
Harding is to hold conferences In Marion
In December and has invited three
Democratic Senators, Shields. Reed and
! Pomerene 10 give their views as TO n
settlement which would meet the APP
proval OF the country
| Charles Garland son of Marie Tudor
'iarland Green and heir to a $1,000, 900
hare OF the James A. Garland fortune,
/ cnt take the money because accepting
inherited wealth Is contrary to the
teachings Of Tolstoi Garland is living
on farm at Buzzard's Bay with his
wife and their baby. If he doesn't change
his mind the money will go eventually
to his children or to other members OF
the family.
Thirteen million Ger
Come TO U. S.mans and Italians and
"a ooo ooo g. millions of other Euro
peans are looking 70
the United States for their future homes.
This stream of immigration is now flow
ing into this country and will grow in
volume, according TO F. A. Wallis, COM
missioner Of immigration AZ ELLIS Island.
He says that steerage passage is al
rady booked for a year ahead and that
every steamer coming into America IL
loaded down with immigrants.
President Wilson is reported as much
improved in health being able to walk
considerably without a cane for the first
lne In his thirteen months OF Illness.
! The President also Is abandoning his
wheel chair. and such IL his gain that
there Is talk OF his delivering an oral
message to Congress.
Franz Rintelen has until January
10 get out OF the United States under
the terms Of a pardon gran ed him by
President Wileon The German spy and
onspirator had served three years of a
our year sentence IN atlanta where he
had been sent for piTTSng bombs on a
British merchant ship and for conspiring
with David lamar the Wolf of Wall
rect, to disrupt traffic In munitions
between the United States and the
Allies.
Tho Ford Motor Company viii dis
'ribute $1,000 000 among its employees
In the form of bonuses on January /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
Ao0IAs.
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INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, &C.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

washingto D.. VANDERBILT. tho Califor-
nian who has leased goodly part OF ST.
IBERIA from Nlcolai Lenine. Is now In
London and talking at length on the
richness OF Russia and the advisability
Of the world trading with her. Many
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

whitney Warren well known urchi-
tect. has been chosen 90 direct the re-
building OF the historic Tn versity o.
Louvalr, which was DESTROYED by Tho
German army in 1914 Tho notlhcati
anne 10 Mr.. Warren from VI Widor
vice-president OF tho Belgian-Frcncl
committee Tor the restoration IN,
University Mr.. Warren s1id he would
cccpt the comm ssion II he can ar
~angc his affairs To- do so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

Justices Warner and McAvov o. tna
Supreme Court in decisions uphold the
go ~, tionoity Of tho emergency rent
legislation passed by the last session at
llbany. Bofh wrists hold that the
lights OF Tho tenant In an om rrgehcv
such as tho present one must be pro-
tocted and mt the Legislature mad
very constitutional sht TO enact the
laws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
Red Menace y
London Topic

Lloyd George nud
Red Menace beyEucs are consider
TT ing Russia and the
L""u"" l"PS Noar East IN addition
10 the Greek situation There Is some
talk that France Is about ready 20
withdraw her opposition 70 the British
idea OF trading with Soviet Russia. but
this IL flatly denied by tho French For
eign office The consequences OF tho
Wrhngel defeat tho Bolshevist move
nont against Armenia and Georgia and
the Red concentration on the Afghan
border arc matters getting the attention
Of the Premers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
Police Search
for Liquor

Enforcement Act. a definite plan OF
tioa has not get beer made. brt 4 {;
I'd 'rstood thot n special division al
'he force vim be assicncd To the work
nd that each Inspector win be held
'"sro' s'h'e for HE strict Tn rolic,
will cooperate with the Federal agents
: veral Isolated arrests have beer
made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

David IIlrehhoiG Commissioner .
Accounts was indie . h, ~ wxtra o-di-
nary Grand Jury which body. q has be
"a wn is lrvcstigati"g tho office
- po' ca COMMISSIONER chard T. En-
III lU ehhold 's charged with 49, J.
ding G iarcs S whitman and Aeaist ~
plstrc' Attorney jones T. smith Tho
20 light ond we dieoirq,d when former
nsp ctor Doninick tirrry rot y sub
n q lied "Peop'e VS. Richard +. En-
ieht."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

MANUSCRIPTS of Henry Ward Beeche
and a valuable and unreplaceable col
lection of civil war objects we're de
stroyed by fire In the Sunday school rool'
Of the historic Plymouth Church il
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

Thirteen million Ger
mans and Italians and
millions of other Euro
peans are looking 70
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Come TO u. S
100000 to

President Wilson is reported as much
improved in health being able to walk
considerably without cane for the first
'i0ne In his thirteen months OF illness
The President also is abandoning his
wheel chair and such IL his gain that
there Is talk OF his delivering an oral
message to Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

The police OF the
city are now maxine
arrests for viol7tions
of tho Prohibition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
rockefeUer's
Thanksgiving
ser.

Rockcfciior Memorial 10 DO used
Tor charitable purposes and especially
Tor Improving The condition women
a01 'i'd " rc ,oe-o
ishcd two years 20 bv Mr Rockefelcr
it m endowment 20 .affy on the chlr-
hoblc activities Of his wife. who died
1915
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

Tho Ford Motor Company win dis
'ribute S7000,000 among its employees
In the form of bonuses on January l.
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Stops Corn Pain Instantly and Re
moves Them Completely.

Whether your pet us on top or betweel
the toes, no matter how big or how SINAI
or how tender" three drops of "Gets-It
Will lift you right out Of your misery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

As 10 the affairs OF
the United States Shir
ping Board much Of
IL Iru.rAi..nA in.n ~ liz
The evening world., 1920-11-19

1880
$500

All these coats are in the mode. All in
fashionable colors and weaves. More
than half show luxurious fur. Nor is
warmth sacrificed to style, for interlining
is the rule. Every coat silk lined.
They cant last long. Get your coat be-
fore it is too late.
The evening world., 1920-11-19
ARMED GUARD OVER
PLEBES TO CURTNL
ANNAPOLIS HAzERS
Segregation Measures Adopted
at Naval Academy to Halt
Exuberant Element.

ANNAPOLIS Md, NOV. ly..-With
'hc freshman class aggregated in one
b snnd OF Bancroft Han under a mill
'ary guard of upper classmcn, the
urst class deprived ot many privi-
leges as a lesson in obedience and
five boards Of inquiry sitting, the
outbreak of hazing at the United
states Naval Academy has subsidized
nt least temporarily.
Meanwhile the first class has de-
cined TO give assurances 10 Rear Ad-
miral Archibald II scales ir., the
superintendent, that they will stop
hazing at the academy. Their action
3 not interpreted as insubordinate
for the reason that 1t was bjAeI on
an apparently frank statement that
the first class did not believe its mem
bers could carry out such an assur-
auCe.
The outbreak OF hazing started
carly in October The first intima-
tions came to Admiral Scales Oct. 8
IN letters from parents protesting
against the treatment accorded their
sons in the freshman class
To date one upper class man. Mid
The evening world., 1920-11-19

shipmau Samuel ! Baker ir of Sc
attlr Wash, has been expelled ON
recommendation e ADMIRAL Scales.
A second miiHhigmuu whose nuue
Is withhold has nt,n N'COmmppd zoo
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-10-16

The National Association for the
Advancement OF Colorcd people, 20
Fifth Avenue. New York, today an
nounced the offer OF $4,000 reward
for information leading to the ar
rest and conviction OF any person or
persons guilty 0: lynching four Ne
Erocs at MacClcnny, Florida, vcstcr
day. a statement signed by James
Weldon johnson. Acting Secretary OF
the Association says:
'"Thc National Association for tho
Advancement OF Colorcd People pur
Suant to its policy OF fighting. mob
violence offers a reward Of $500 90
payable upon conviction of any ono
OF the lynchcrS at MacClenny, Flori
ga to the person giving the informa
tlon leading to the arrest
This latest atrocitv in Florida adds
weight to the evidence which this
Association has placed before Con
&f"S% IN favor OF federal law
against lynching."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-10-16

On September u. 1920 Dr. 4. \.
Trnnaul. Grand Mrdicul Register of
N. q l.. accompanied hp Deputy
GRAND thanr' Cor. John Bland left
Richmond at 6 =. NJ. over the South
trn Hallway ior Midlothian where
th'r" were ten members added to
tL' Courts OF Calanthr which was
llrSt organized on July 3, 1920
lhcy went to the X. Of i. lIall
"hrr" thcy Wrr" met by Mrs. Jcn
n" Branch, W. .. and her >tam OF
"'tlrcrS including other mcmbcrs
After the initiation DR.. \. \.
lrnnHm1 %.ivr an rNc'l.lnt address
encouraging them in their work say
ln& 'h"E had done we'll and better
than many that he knew Of.
Or. remnant also urged them to
register and vote rs it WAS one oc
their greatest duties.
Sir John Bland. Deputy also dcliv
tT,d -, urragina marks sayi,,.
ll"y had done we'll and also warn
,d the Knights who were present
iH"l they would have TO wake up in
ihrIr "l'y as the CcultS seemed q
hr making great success. Supper
";tN served and We left on the 9:3u
train l"r Richmond.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-10-16
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full of wisdom and philosophy. 1t
ported the way out Of darkness into
iiGht. | dealt with the franchise aud
II WAS in this address where DR.. .Jcrn
agin handled Alabama and all The
other states who would rob the Nc
Elp out OF his wcapou-thc one plac
od in the hands Of an American Citi
zen TO protect his life and property
HE address brought forth many OK
lr"~~."nN OF approval. and was re
ltrrcd to Il special committees
Nlc principal address in the even
i'll WAS delivered Ivy DR. ". l.. b.
l'u BoiS Of the Crisis. New York.
JudE" noh"rt H. Terrell, Of Wash
in%t"n delivered an address OF wei
come. The first drive for one hun
ditu PERSONS to gibc one hundred dol
lar ,Hth was made with good re
mlt%. The money thus raised is to
hr used TO establish headquarters
That which points to be the iu
tcr" hcpc OF the American Negro per
h'lnn 10, aS his home. hu, to give
him standing even in his own native
land. was discussed 10y DR.. Ernest
Lyons OF Baltimore.
Perhaps no man in the country is
better prepared TO talk about Liberia
and its Relation to the United States
than nr. Lyons and his address was
frrlGhtcd with information and open
cd In" eyes of those who heard him
H. nothing else. 1t showed the race
4 now responsibility to Liberia the
country which had been miStrcatc ed
and almost mislrd. He spoke OF the
lIh"rian Government being forced IN
20 In" world war. In this connection
l". Lyons said:
Liberia entered the *truggIc
against III" German Empire two
years after the declaration Of war 10y
Great Britain and Franco and less
than three months after The United
States had Joined the forces with the
N',r, the history of those > years
prior to her entrance, is one OF in
t"rnational and commercial prrsccu
tion and diplomatic Matchmaking
which reduced the RrImblic to the
N"r1" oI bankruptcy and Starvation
Her merchants We're put upon the
black list by the British Government
and hcr vessels were forbidden to
bring provisions or carry her pro
ducts To European markets. She MAS
Charged with pro-Gtrmau aympathicS
and Indirectly threatened with terri
tor ri ACKNOWLEDGMENT by the allied
prw"rS holdinG territory CONTIGUOUS
to her.
fhrrc WAS no alternative for lihcr.
ii whether She So desired or not how
'vr. not only with the understanding
thal she wu$ to Receive protection
nom the common enemy, but entered
with III" same kuoWlcu%c and APPROX
- Ui IN. United States Cover mrut
II, OF the United States Government
.hcrc WAS Il division in sentiment tu
begin with ON the attitude OF the
Government in its declaration of war
against the German Empire.
the address ol Dr. Lyons called
t." serious thought and il WAS SO re
Gardcd and considered
Each session OF the conference was
lrrl&htcd with interest. No phase Of
garial condition in This country went
anuOticrd. DR.. w. II. Jcrnagin was
continued rs president aud Dr. G. H.
Strptcau aS Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-10-16

ST. JOHN WATCHMEN IN GREAT
MEETING At y. EMpOKIN.

FROM September 2Stil. 20. 80. 1920.
tn, Gr;rti Lodge of st John Watch.
men held its "liome Coming" annual
session at Emprria. Va. 1t was at
this quiet town, fly" years ago the
Watchmrn organiz"d - benefited
members and $2l0o in their treasury.
They returned there this year with
Sill benefited members and receipts
Ion this year amounted to $ll.I2o.3S
During tn" five years the Grand
| ode" has collected $4,000 $l4.%14.
- o' which has been paid out in
G'2th claims. 1t has bought an office
building IN Richmond for $G..:50 90
The reports read by IN" Grand Mas
ter. Grand Secretary and Grand
Treasurer showed the organization
t b" in excellent condition. finan-
claliy and other wise.
Nor" delegates and visitors attend
td this session than ever before and
ut some cf the sessions many per.
sons w"r" unable to gain admission
to the "Royal baptist Church" where
the session was held.
Gold medals were presented G.. \.
fnrNcar. G. NJ, and Mary NJ. Dav,n
port. Grand Secretary for moritori-
ouS service. other officers were riv
'n presents. The meeting WIS harm
oniouS and all who attended were
h%hly rratiii"d With the rcmarkahIn
progress OF the order.
Th" Grand Lodge meets nj Nor
folk next year. Following are the
officers elected for tn" ensuing year:
c. \. Purycar. G. Ma%tcr: Rev.
NJ
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-10-16
PRICE, FIVE. CENTS
S'">Id"rS Arc in Good Form-~
Charles +. Howard Added -
Coaching STAFF
,(CharlC8 IL. Williams.

lidr%pton. Va, Oct"hcr With tuv
return OF several Varsity players.
champions; outlook on the Ertdirou
j. brighter than for several seasons
Football enthusiasm is already rum
ming high among the "ScaSidcrS. $50
who are determined to build up \
team lil" those which represented
The Blu" aud White" in the pro
War days.
llh" reversal "f form last year
has Spurr"d on tn" football squad 20
pa Hampton again on the athl"tir
map.
In til" first practice game With
tn" Naval Base held on Saturday.
October . the Hampton Ius,i.utu
team showed possibilities Of Drrom
ing n machin" that Will have % no
r"ckon"d with in til" big games
TN" coaching &.an is augmented
thiS tall by Charles =. Howard !
former football and baseball star
from llrak" University. DcS Nu:ur.
Iowa. Mr.. Howard was Il star rr.G oi.
IN" hrak" team. He brings n wealth
.! toot&all experience with him from
tho Middle West.
llamtpou'S schedule * rompos,l ot
games with all teams in the Co.urrd
lnt"rcollc%iatr Athletic Aseoci.tinu
The schedule is as follows:
Shaw University at Hampton O,to.
Der 80
VIRGINIA Normal and mdu&tri., m
~titut" At Petersburg October 20.
Lincoln University al Hampton
NoNrmbnr f.