The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-17
Rev. DR.. George v. Mcdaniel, Pastl
Of First Baptist Church, Presents 4
Indictment Under Which John Barle'
corn Comes to His End ::
But, He Says, Friends Of the Deceased Are A1
and Await an Opening, and if the People
Not Unite in Seeing the Laws Enforced, III
Celebration Will Have Been in Vain

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.He was as f~anaticai as Mahcmets1
uns@rupuious as Machiavciii. 1919
lcss as a Partisan Apache. as intutAEk!
as Nicholas the second. as doxn&1n&
ing as William the second. 9Nsr1kl
tomb him in the eighteenth An2M1
naent. Against this tomb we ruirAS
huge stone OF public UPtnton deynSd
ing law enforcement. angels wfgt-NI
roll tina stone away and demans-sh1
hot. For miserable, putrefying ~
iecorn no resurrection trumn~W,
sound Better for him had +hesA4l
been BORN %s~~~
In these terrible words of stfraAc
ment. Rev. George W. McDanieL.-Irsr
patsor OF the First Baptist se4sSe4l
:iescfted last night the funarnl.s
John B~arleycorn. before a massex1e1
ing gathered in the Broad Strc4-s1E&H
odist church, under the auspices $50
law enforcement and world -wffnsan&1
hibiticn cam paign OF the AntSN6133S7
League of America, to celebrateASl
exit of the departed from the SEk&sS
legal action in this country.
WITHOUT REGRET ssss 49,
And than, later. he commitSSiT4d
20 he grave in these words: 49,
We have come to lay the de43%
OF sight. But We do this wtthdokS
row or regret. We say ashes "a
dust to dust with praise and q
giving 10 God, who through th2
~ Righteousness hath oyerthroWfSA
tyrant- May the dead be actuaIf
ana forever dead, and may thAA
that wipes out sins as i thickss
blot out the memory az thu
and bring to naught ali hts fnffy6
State Senator c. Waiter
Accomac, author 81 The
carried prohibition into e1ectsaS
ginia on November I. iAit,s1
that the Forces h. repssseAtssW
within the next aixty days thas&tGI
battle they have ever wak4ds. f%S~S
general assembly. In their y =
have abolished the depsrlfnA9fN
hibftion the opposition ha1s
Mapp said. brilliant lcadArshIn
Just as we'll organized. il ID SissNlE
In numbers, as il ever was. s+-9s
UNOEASING VIGIL $500
The forces" the senator
which have fought us-4 ai6aR
not dead. but asleep. and W6-,
Keep up the battle without Co.
we are to enjoy the fruits OF TIE
terry we have won. / believe fkes1S
hibition law in Virginia woul6
been a farce had it lot been f1FsN
prohibition dr-.rtment and tifNfs4Sa
par'ment Is Just as important re-
it eve was" ~~ $3.50
Judge Martin Williams. of-1~afsSE,
floor leader of the house OF dNfaH
when tho enabling act. suhmittiS
question of prohibition to thespS0n3
was passed in 1914. declared mr.
enforcement lis the keynote ORA
uation now and called all lAws4&
citizens to rally around the fOfsS@
the state and federal gnverninu@
the enforcement u the s~tatutSS.~~Ns
Lewis W. MacLAl general r&SS
Tor the state department Of un&U
ton and Inspector for the F
government under the dAHD
o. s. r. Donohoe. y
states commissioner Of prohibfu9l&AA&
Virginia. pleaded for the co-oI
of all Virginians in the strict 0h1
ment of the law. both state AnUA
eraL .NaSH7
MESSAGE FROM DONon0
He appeared in the place.
Donohoe himself, who foundRs5
possible to attend. but sent 49,
Sage in which he called for shx-111
efforts OF friends OF law and ers
zee that the new national pOIS6x&
peace times is upheld. Mr.. D.
believes it imperative that th4s
department be retained. -
Mrs. Georgia May Jcbscn anQ3
William Jorg spoke on behafk.0
" oman's Prohibition l0a9nN~s1
America and the Wornan's Cks3S
Tamperanee n~nion-which hAvess1 "
valiant service in the cause 0fx21
and national prohibition. ReHrS
Scott called the meeting TO OHM
- ft, x1tyH4l 49,. - rTxMW ~
Or. George w. Mcdaniel. ~sA
Dr. Mcpaniefs introducfd =
marks were, In full. ae fotioWovs
wv have assembled to c4I6H&&1
the legal death, in the UnitedtsaS32
of The arch-crimfnal Of alI-ff
John Bar1ccorn. The
speak no evil OF the dead.
pfopriate at this funeral. 0s%I
deceased mo- good word e45{v1
spoken in truth. He was den s.
life md unrepentant in deaths
he lived, SO he died. 'sas a d0gAA48H
He was as fanaticai al unho&SS&
INSCRIPTIONS as machiayelH.
as a Partisan apache,
t. 'crant as Nicholas III. and a1NAN
neering as William III. We
him tonight in the eiRN>G4(0
amendment. RATIFIED by an UNI
Wy $tt&t "a NJ rs E1 <A 80
Against that temb we roll thy
stone or pubic opinion de1N4
law enforcement. Angels
roll that stcne away. and
shall not For miserable, pRtxN
fsHrtevorts ~ sfsss srssuFrecsfoHA4fA r.
sound. Better for him had kG
been born" r.
New rORk PAssEs
INIO n nm
New YORK, Jan. les--John III
was laid away toniGht ~
with ftting c~Arsfnonfee-
acre mani. but tears Eerea1o4
dirges there Nera Uek1s6SNkN
For He's ~ Jolly u4o4 rpt1
Won't Go Hnsne Until
oh. How Dry 4 AMs %SSMSr
ThN ohAequtsA N3olA
sventne ana c0ntaoG
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