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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-15

tara Prnedia era mare petru marii pfopeta din eeeI
latte tinut,ri Gu oate ca Ii Sc patea pamfntur voiau
desparta ee 81 incepu inrga plan de resturna
rea guvernuhi 81 regmului in vedean dusman al
ereseor lor A propus lege sd voeze au fost
alcauite pentru fecare provncie in parte nm aoritatea
parlamentului s'a opus zs bne votam Basarabie
asa este af st CD pa aceea von &catn egflc
celor latte tntri 81 sa voat legea BasarAbt ( ost
nsa sd Sc voteze 81 egea vecuui regat fa dupa egea
Basarabief sa resculat mari propTieta ntrgi q
uneltir ascnse reust doboare guyernu Vada 81
dissolve. par1amentul ssS {@sA.
S'a num alt guvern, compus din naril 81
sprnitor Tor, guvernu generaluui Averescn Sau faep
moi aleger si prn ngerntele earl sau arafat III tm gver
nul cistigat majorate poata lucra Sa des
CHS parlmentul dar chestia agraa gngasa att
de proaspata in mnea muffin guvernul ma ndraznt
vna lege agrara in prma sesiune parlamenulu
agrara citeva ze inant de descherea paramentulu
anuntat egea agrara cer1nd su anannntite sc amna
alcatuirea 81 votarea Ell la toamna Ii.
Acnm apropie deschderea paranlentuui Us Now
marin propretar ncepu miste pice artcole in
in pregaeasca pubcu in vederea pc
ua guvernul la Joanna prvire la lesea agrara
laude marble fooase mae proprita critcnd mica pro-
prietate
Unul din Ell Constantin g. Petraru, pubhca arcol in
UnVers in dupa rdica in sava 1afea prOpretate
pc mar propretar zice ca ranii sunt incu 81 insua
pc acei carl lupta pentu 1mbunaatrea starei or nnu
economist de duzina, lpst de bun smt demagogi ETC.
Vom reproduce artcolu in intregme 81 dupa
arata argumente1e du foarte depare de adevr
este fasfcare sarilor socae carl ainuit in Rona
start pc carl le cunoastem bne numai din auze dar din
propria noastra constatare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-15

Dol "executati" in Turin.
Londra. Depesele primite
din Turin Ia Londra spun ca s'au
facut Q. multime de arestari ds
RADICAL i'm legatura ca descoperi-
rea facuta de un tribunal, ca in
decursul disputelor dintre lucra-
tori din fabricile de metal 1tribu.
nalul bolsevist conGamnat Ia
moarte pc Mario Sonzini, prese.
dintele de la Asocastia Nationa-
lista din Turin ]. 81 Constautino
Rimula un Official de la iEchi.
soarea din acest oras.
Ri au fost condamnati ca 81
fie srJ de vii, dupa cum spune
depesa, dnsa find Cd focul din
cnptcare fost stins (cuptoarele
Ede topit fer), aceyti dol au fost
impHcati lar corpurile ior All
fest aruncate m strada.,
(CoStinsovs ~ poy. 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-15

Acuzati Cd s'au4 omor4t copil'

Acuzati Cd s'au4 omorft copilul
Coshocton, OIL Donald Sett-
les 81 sofia DIM West Lafayette
sunt detinuti in temnite jude
tiana acuzati find ca s'au omorit
copilul, care ayea numai cinci
zile.
Copilul a murit de otrava a.
cum 0 saptanlfnf:
D.. Settles a fost arestat ime-
dat. Dina Settles a fost luata
din spital 81 a fost dusa Ia tenn
nita. Sotii Sc acuza unul pc .ce-
ialalt.
/ Settles s'a intflnit sofia in
Akron acum vre-o patru luni de
zile, 81 "a luat'o ia casatorie nu-
mai dsIpa doua saptamini de
.cind s'au intilnit.
!
Sinuciderea unui general c6insS.
Shanghai. - Generalul Lishun
guvernorul .militar din Kiahdsu
81 inspector general al provincii-
lor: Kiandsu, Kiandsi 81 Anhi, s'a
impuscat pc cind sc afla in Nan
king.
|. In testamentuf lasat 1nentiona
ca grija ce purta Chidei Ia
descurajat intr u alta 6ncit s'a
decis ca sd sfirsiasca. Gu viats.
Ell a lasat o parte din averea lui
pentru scopuri carifSbile, o parte
pentru educarea ana1fabetilor
din China 81 restnl familiei lui.
Wilson numit anarUhist.
Washington. Presedintele
Wilson a fost nulnit anarchist in
niste placarde plrtate de o de-
monstratie a fetitelor, care tre-
ceau prin fata Casei Abe. De-
monstratia aceast6 dacx poate
fl numita ast-fel, j fost ptfss ID
Gale de simpAtixstotif en- 8inn
Feinerii, 81 in special de femei.
Una dintre placate p1rtat4 de 8
mica fetita imbrxsstx il aab se
referea lui Lloyd George e.
Lloyd George Aparehist ii
Wilson tovarayul 1ui mai mic. &
In alt placat Itt1t 40 3 fe-
tita mica scris. B
IDLE Wilson, 4emeile. ameri-
cane Ger ca anarc.iH - ineste Il
Casa Aha Il,
Kisvi osabas ~
y4lyvvis. H.. -
|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-15

selltantiiii ucrainienis deja an N.
eepnt 81 palla viva pc paspl poarte
pehtru acel ofas, Gu toate ca
Pima acum M sau faeut arania-
hitente ca trenTrile ~ meda1ga
Pima acolo.
Arme1ia are . axm&tx dc $1,000.
Erivan, Armenia. - Lupta pc
care vrea sd o duca Armenia con-
tra banzilor de turci care o har-
tuieste mereu Sc 'bazeaza pc ar
mata Armeniei Care e de $4,000
isoE5aFi.
Aceasta afmata comandata
de Generalur Seboo.
Atlanta intre t,rci 81 b6Ee-
visit cauzeaza oare-care tefheri
in aceasta tara, insa pOpulatia
este determinata de a curati oda.
ta tiara de ,briganzi 81 bandit.
Austria cistiga plebiscitul.
viena. Depeseie prfn1te de
ziarele yieneze asrpra plebisci-
tului din Carintia indica ca vo-
turtle numarate pima acum sunt
doua trHimi pentru Austria. Jh-
goslavia q capatat foarte putine
votqri, deci provincia va, ramf-
nea 81 pc mai departe austriaca.
q
Preot frlandes arestat.
Belfast. - Preotn1 o. w. Me-
ha, curatorul de la 'oiserica ca
tolica a parochiei Castlelbar, din
judetlil Mayo, a fost arestat All
dimineata in legatura Gu multele
raiduri a Slim Feineri1or din
acel district.
Aceasta a doua arestare de
preoti in timp. de o saptamina.
Minerii. vor lupta pentru eftini-
rea cSfbunil.r.
Wikes-Barre, Pa. Minerii
organizati in unilnile numite
United Mine Workers, carl au
anuntat ca vor ajuta agentilor
guvernnlui ca Sd tina pret,il car
bunilor jos, s'au adunat ieri in
acest oras ca Sd discute aceasta
chestie. La finea primei sedinte
lucratorii an adus acuze de spc.
cuM uperatorilM. Pima in pre-
xent acestis au refuzat Cd 81 pu-
.blice lista ce 0 au gata ffsf spnil
Fca evidentele ce au arafat cd ope.
ratorii an facut specula. Comite.
tul a decis cd: toate evidentele ce
an sa le dea authorization fede.
rale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-15
DN FU@ o0IDE|ULU|

Consilierul communal Sickle din
Youngstown, O. raportat cd
linia tramvail1lui de pc strada
din circumscriptia lui este att
de stricata Cd din sdrmcinatura
vagoanelor cad ghivecele Gu flori
de pc veranda 81 1ntr una din III
lele trecute a zguduit atit de
tare pee doamna batrina ca i-au
cazut dintii artificial din gura.
- NJ Sc spune strada, dar ceti-
tori nostri din Youngstown, carl
au dinti artificial, ar face bine
SO afle 81 so ocoleasca, pima
cind Sc va repara linia.
-
. Sc zice, nu stnn, ca scrisorAe
presedmtelui Wilson nici odata
nu sufera intirziere la posta.
=
O nevasta erede ca e intro si-
tuatiune mai buna ca servi-
toare, 81 totusi servitoarea are
salariA1 regulat in fie-care luna,
munceste numai anumite ceasilri
pc ii 81 poats parasi serviciul
cSnd vrea.
| i :
Tn fabricant de trascau din
Ehwood City dupa ce si-a legat
magarul a cumparat un automo-
bill in care Sc plimba cu nasul in
vimt, a volt sal sDpuna la 1ncer
care sd vaza care e mai tare, au-
tomdbilul sau tranvaiul, 81 oprin-
du-se in fata. lni, la rupt IN
doua, fac1ndu-l sd zboare pc sus,
1mpreuna cu famifia, inclus so
crul 81 socrita si un gallon de
trascau.
u
D-na Charles Gren din Lon
dra, C cerut judecatoru1ui so
deaparta de bkrbntui eli, pc motiv
Cd i-s'a urft cu el.
@ alta doamn6 4 cerut judeca-
torului sa nnneasca pc cineva
care sa-i imbIfnzeasca barbatul.
A treia doarnnd, q explicat ju-
decatorului Cd se Snvoieste ca
ybad6ats1i ei sa revina acasa, dar
auniai IN calftate tie chirias, 81
|uite, aSa-i vista.
=
Ud Pnngss find adus in fata
indeeatorului Sawinski, judeca-
Etorai ii spune:
Ascult4, al fost de mai multe
lori 6dus fnaintes mea ii intot-
deuns = eGutst an aaibi, spune
|flfe1t ukcsr Dc data asessta.
,Voi spune, 81 Stiu ca mi ra-
sts. raspnsse p,ingssul.
Judecatorul telsfon4 fndata la
En1or1 6fspului e. n pregstoasca.
"A loc. Ra,sss1ul i. marturisit
es-i yinoyst.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-15

Sc zice, nu stnn, ca scrisorAe
presedmtelui Wilson nici odata
nu sufera intirziere la posta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-15

O nevasta crcde ca e intro si-
tuatiune mai buna ca o servi-
toare, 81 totusi servitoarea are
salaridl regulat in fie-care luna,
munceste numai anumite ceasinri
pc Vi 81 poate parasi serviciul
cind vrea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-15

sentantiiii ucr'ainienis deja an m
eepnt 81 pnlla viva pc pas5jlpSoarte
pshtru acel ofas, Gu toate ca
pima acum M s'au faeut araalja-
lh1sl1te ca trensTrile sa medaga
Pima acolo.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1920-07-01

Tuesday and Thursday the
show at the Royal starts at
1925, but on Saturday nights
the shove starts promptly at 8
o'clock, in order to give two
shows so that everybody may
enjoy a good show.
Of the ruling passions there
are four that make or break
your life. Which is the pas
sion that struggles for the
mastery Of your heart? There
is food for thought in Ruling
Passions" which comes to the
Royal Theatre on Tuesday
July 6. Regular prices.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1920-07-01

cross, the preachers friend,
and his home was the home OF
the weary itenerant. He died
only as a good man can die
at the door of heaven.
Five sons, one daughter and
my dear sister, his wife, sur
vive him. He has left rich
legacy in morals, Christian eX-
cellence and manhood to his
posterity-better than gold
and silver.
On the 18th CT April, 1920
at 6:30, he wrapped the dra,
perry Of his couch about hin
and laid down to pleasant
dreams.
Sleep, Ped, sleep, the bless
ed sleep thy God giveth thee
We shall miss thee because thy
seat is empty.
JAS. F. JERNIGAN.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1920-07-01
FOR SALE

One 1920 Avery Tractor, One Ann
Arbor Hay Press, Tractor for power
with betting all ready to use; one
four-disc breaking pillow, tractor pow
er. One IS Disc Harrow and 16 Disc
Pulverizer, tractor power, all lsightly
used.
One 20-40 h. p. Avery Tractor,
slightly used One J. |. Case Thresh-
er, used three seasons, one four disc
breaking plow, tractor power.
One Fuller & Johnson Gasoline En-
CINE, nearly new; One 30" Burr Grist
Mill.
One Joliet Corn Shelter, capacity
1000 bushels per day, in good repair
One Massey-Harris mower new
One new wagon bed with seat; 100
feet of new in. betting.
For prices and terms, see.
T. H. DEARING, Receiver.
F. C. HOYT & co.
Newark, Arkansas.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1920-07-01
DAVID PERRY TUNSTALL


son o. capt. mos. |. ana
Elizabeth Tunstal1, was born
July Z, 1871, N independence
county on the old Tunstall
borasfaad
60 4l r....z4,n po5,a
"a 2s' 1io2. 'i'2'".1, ~ >
iatoet' was Z Aoteo eleizeh' d
great lover OF Inc horses and
was quite wealthy, owning
many negroes and much land.
Al one time he owned the land
where stood old Elizabeth the
second county seat of Jackson
county He also owned the
site where old Jaeksonport is
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1920-07-01

ters married and lived at times
in independence and Jackson
counties. Some move to Full
ton, Ped being one who moved
to Fulton county, where he
lived for 43 years.
Then there were the Mag
nesses, Arnolds and Holderby's
from Col. Morgan Magness to
Squire Dave Magness at old. Ak
ron. In Jacksonport were the
Bergers, Caldwells and Col. E..
L. Watson's family and w. E..
Massey and family of five
girls and one son, Mrs. lobe
Ward, Mrs. Loss Ward, Mrs.
r. D. Falls, Mrs. Julia Her.
rington and Mrs. w. NJ. Jerni-
gan. OF the daughters of
Capt. Tunstall, there were Mrs.
Helen Richardson, Mrs. Dick
McHenry Mrs. J. NJ. Archer,
Mrs. L. 2. Kay and Mrs. Kate
Phillips. So the reader can
easily see that the family ties
were long and strong.
Ped, as We all called him,
was married to Miss Martha
J. Jernigan on May Is, 1865,
by Squire John J. Martin. He
and my sister lived as man and
wife for "a years, 10 months
and Is days-s-a long, long time
for the matrimonial vessel to
sail over life's tempestuous
seas, and never founder nor
strike a rock. And the testi-
mony of their friends in Full
ton county, where 43 years of
public and private life was
spent, Was that he and his wife
were sWeethearts all the way.
The secret of their happy
union was that their love was
based on honor, principle and
virtue, and not on lust.
Ped was a noble spirit, clean
in life and lips. His family
was first, his church second.
He ceased to work for God lit
orally in the house of God. He
was stricken while at church,
doing his Masters villa good
place for God to find one of
His servants when He calls.
Ped was a brave, heroic SOL
der for the South. He volun-
teered in 1861 and in a COM
pany Of 10 men he marched
away from Sulphur Rock on
the 18th of June, led by the
gallant Captain John H. Dye.
He was a true soldier of the
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1920-07-01
SHELLS WANTED

We will pay the highest
cash price for mussel shells
delivered at Newark. Will
pay $50 for river run shells
and 500 for sand shells.
EDWARDS q WILSON.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1920-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cul-
lom of Swifton are spending a
few days here this week visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Nc
Clard.
Of the four passions-Love,
Mercy, Hate and Revenge
which is your master? See
Ruling Passions" at the Royal,
Tuesday night, July 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buford Hall
and baby daughter left last
night for their home in St.
Louis, after a pleasant visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Hall.
One Of the most intensely
interesting pictures ever shown
in Newark is the Select Special
attraction Ruling Passions,
which comes to the Royal on
Tuesday July 6.
We have several desirable
pieces of good property in and
around Newark for sale at bar
gain prices. IL you are inter-
ested in buying property of any,
kind, see Us. E. q. Magness &
Co.
Our young people desiring
good situation at a handsome
salary should write today for a
free copy of Opportunity
published by the Springfield |
Business College. It is live
wire.
w. P. Galloway, of Little
Rock, state distributor for the
Delco, and J. r. Heasley Of
Calico Rock, Delco salesman
for this territory, were here
Tuesday and Wednesday on
business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
It's All the Difference Between Heaven
and He'll to the DOWn-and-Outer
The Devil Never invented Greater Hell Than Poverty Cmas Time

can't o on Don't
Amy IN loom big for Dugy
remember Ask YOUR SOLDIER how Ag up front line trenches
These Christmas Pots gather that bring an ha9 the dgms the doggs
hOhIne hacbsof
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02

interview In his centuries old room at
Printing House suuare--the Mecca of
English newspaperdom.
'Trishmen who emigratod to Amer
tca in their youth" he said, land who
are now in old age, hold fast 20 the
fallacy that their country Is az I'm
roverished and as badly rnisruled as
" hen they left it. That faliacy has
done much To increase the difficulties
in bringing about her freedom.
AS matter of fact, in many re-
spects ireland today is the freest
country in the world The point Is,
that in the United States altogether
too little Of the truth about mooern
Ireland is known.
ireland never wifi he likely TO
settle into a kind, bovine state OF
Ct ntcntment--a very pleasant form OF
peace which. however, might equally
he called ste rnation.
'"The restlessness and independ ency
Ct the Irish people in north, east ard
love OF adventure ami fight, by which
the British empire has very greatly
benefited, would. in my Judgment. not
! evolve Holland. a switzerland, OF d
0enUark--nrospe Tdare say and
placid but precarious. :.
Whatever the" new ireland rtfa3
become, it Will not be a decaved state
or states. Her people are alive, pro.
life, healthy. arnar8us- and adaptable
! am optimistic about the country
which as yet IS practically untouched
by applied scientific development" =,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02
POLK DENIES he IS
ABOUT TO RESIGN

WASHINGTON. Ian. t.-trnder-Secre-
tsr ~ State POLK tonight denied pub
lished reports that he was about TO
resign
Il have no intention OF resigning,' -
said Mr.. Polk. emphaticaliy.
The report that Mr. Polk might or
would resign has been circuiated
many times Before he went to
Europe rs chairman Of the American
reace delegation IL was runored that
he would resign. principally on ac-
count OF III health. He went to
Europe. however,, after having been
elevated toy the position or under
secretary. He returned TO America
apparently in good health and ii was
a surprise to hts friends to- see the
rJrnor again revived.
The report is said TO be based on
the belief that Mr.. Polk Is anxious To
get into New York state politics
There is no friction OF any kind il Is
believed, between Mr. Polk and the
v, hrte House VI NTH his chief, Score
tary of State Lansing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02
Oh o.; REASONABLE WAGE
Continued from PAGE one.


bond issues in the construction ofthese
/ highways.
1t must be borne in mind. however
that II viii be Impossible to properly
maintain. In many instances. the press
ent types OF. construction. for they
we're not originally constructed for
the traffic which is now going over
them.
Ae rapidly as the funds are made
avail liable 1t is the intention OF the de-
rartnent to resutface these roads with
p higher tyne of construction for this
rurr Nse. We are using, In some in
stances. at the present time a part Of
our convict forces and we, hope 10
continue increasing this number untii
we have all of our prison force on
recons truction and maintenance or in
the preparation OF materials in. state
cuarries. We are also using on main
te1ance a great many of the govern
rent trucks. and other machinery
which has heen turned over to US by
the United States department Of agri-
culture.
cannot lay too great emphasis op
tts necessity for the maintenance OF
the highways after their construction
The funds which are now available
together with such convict labor as
we can place on maintenance at this
time. are barely adequate for the work
which we. have on hand
Therefore. 1t is exceedingly impor-
tant that the subject of adequate pro-
vision for maintenance should be
given careful onsideration,..or else It
may become necessary for the commits
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02
WILL ERECT GARAGE
: IN Gd8RbdgSSVV|ttE

(Special to The Richmond Vireinian)
ToCdonsytlle Va. IAN Nv. n
Haanah is rerfecting plans 10 erect
within the year a modern garage In
evcly particular AZ f1oriopsvilla. The
ioAailon ho- not Been definitely de-
ciled yet but that It will be ON Main
treet South Of the bridge is certain.
IN. order that btginoss may he started
ar the earliest possible minute tenn
potsrY building OF sectional steel 80
teet nv so fect'is to he erected as soon
RS the material can re delivered
Plans are being made to do repair
work Of all kinds. 4 vulcanizing pla Mt
is. To be installed a. well az an cleo
triGal outfit for charging batteries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02

any person in your own business and
are not working for sa larry for your
self, write employer; IL working for
wages or salary, write worker: IL
engaged IN any business or occupa-
'tion, without being either an en-
ploycr or n salary or wage worker,
write on own account)
Are you deaf and dumb? CYes or
MOI
Is this person blind (both eyes) :?
or person cannot see ~ read with
tho aid of glasses. write Yes" other
wise write 'No")
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02
FW0 HUNDRED PENSIONS
h ARE TAKEN IN RAID

Il. Chicago. Ian IA series ~ raids
eerried out simultaneously by state
operatives and more than 2oH police
krer every known meeting place 81
f&trerse radicals fesUIted tonight ~
lhe rounding MP NJ yurre than a'0 per-
San. who are charged with Consf ring
h. overthrow the government
i The yaiding parties we're organized
Mto squads and at T. o'clock aharn
they climbed into automobiles and sped
10 the plsc.s 10 which they, had been
detailed -ai4e kes1nuarters Of the
E3mmunist party. the Communist
hhar party, fh.. anarchists and syn
Iscallsts ana the / ". W. were anon <
be asaen cipag r'stres swocred' upon by
4he police,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02

q " u n Il l1f I'll
n h L. l. ~ ~ ||! b.. d
esrse ~ uecssee & A. ~.
=. A.aa y u . N ~ - "
- ~ ..- - ~ 49,. ss.-H "a
La ~ ~ ~ II sSs. ts
way sho,,ld "a ~ 4 msrlmrr, @f2{T Tf
nifty fast ana ~ v4sst ShnnIA - 1vess1ss
the comrniseion - tempnrsri1~ Ist~sS,
ttohfe through private propeBky.
In many sections II 10 not Advisahyo
to constrnct : high type surface. -
are. therefore. nndfng Il peooasAry ~
properly grade sections and using 3
low grade top such as gravel ana TOP
soil. to be later used ~ . foundatton
for the proper surface. - M n
wAryrENAwrr
r,,x. -. ...
pufing the year the state took over
.roH tne various counties Tor maiu-
.'0 te Iosos.
,aa.sa .,n onumnous
$500 a. m,s,... tefDcsna
r'ncadam.7 tssa miles; gravel. 57e.b
oser 4ah mhes.
re aserase cost or mArSin9 ths
ca .spss was a. to'iowa.
- ~ s.o per n'i,c, eAoepe IVI -
s.nes cuncrete roao -netNeen FeteFs-
ss anu lamp Lee, wnsn some ncAvy
III. ~ I.Aue. mak.ns .ne cos. -.
'f's 'eSei"" Oh reso $i'oit peF "Hs Z
Rituminous macsdam. ss4s per mills
Waterbound macadam. s71o per mia
same heavy repairs.
Gravel axao
Ton soi,. sel1 -. ru.
send cIsv ss,i -. ~.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02
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has been completed. n luncheon Will
be served
!; was announced yesterday from
state headquarters at Murphys hotel
that e, II. Cherrington. business man
aser OF the Anti-Saioon OF America
with headauarters at Westervilfe.s Ohio,
and r. J. Moore. associate director.
VIII be in Richmond tomorrow to look
after the progress OF the campaign ana
10 give suggestions as to it's conduct
state Director r. c. Cherrington was
confined yesterday to his apartment.
under the care OF q physician, I'll as
n result OF exposure In the mountain
sections Of Virginia. where. In \ blind
ing snowstorm. he was making = tour
OF inspection Of the districts being or
Eanized by the field workers.