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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-30
SERVICES AT THE METHODIST
CHURCH

Main Street Methodist Church.
DR.. Watson B. Duncan, pastor.
Sunday school al 10 a. M, Mr.. w.
H. Muller, superintendent.
Preaching at IL a. N. ard 1880 p.
m, by the pastor.
Morning subject: THE Witness OF
the Spirit" evening subject: The
Young Man Who Came TO Himself
Prayer service on "Wednesday at
1880 p. m.
Public cordially invited 10 all ser
vices.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-30

Aunt Liza's former mistress was
talking 10 her one morning, when
suddenly she discovered little pick
aninny standing shyly behind his
mothers skirts. is this your lttI"
boy. Aunt Liza" she asked.
Yes. miss. dat's Prescription.
Goodness. what a funny name,
Auntie. for child! How n the world
did you happen TO call him that?
"Ah simply calls him dat b"cuz All
has sech hahd wuk gettin' him filed. y
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-30

sheriff with difficulty, the cartridges
having been shot. Mr.. Corbett stated
that he got some one TO carry him TO
Columbia and he surrendered TO the
authorities at the penitentiary. he
told OF an interview he had with
some newspaper reporter at the peni-
Tertiary and that Mr.. Blease was
present al the time and that he was
merely talking to the gentlemen pres
ent and did not know he was giving
any statement TO newspaper and ana
not state fully the facts Of the shoot
ing.
Columbia Newspaper Man Tes'iiics
The defense in reply put up W. J.
Cormack OF Columbia 10 testify that
Curbrtt did not tell hin ol any of
the parties advancing upon him hay
inv any pistol when interviewed at
thr pcnitcntiary. The sheriff and
coroner were put upon tn" stand to
cOntp,dicI Mrs. COrhcu'S testimony
concerning some statement sh" mad"
- them 'h.. A,'Af !a!. H",a lh"
Sh"r!l; and coroner testified that Mrs.
Curh"tt waS very nervous and about
Gown and ont 1T i!' time.
Tn" jury VII b" taken =" 'h"
sr,I- %; The. A..'iu@ '"'."rr"H m"rn-
IN carly 10y sheriff nIk's and drpIl-
tics. 80 on r"!"'E'n'i.- '.'h'r sid"
VII h., allowed to b. present At the
AN" aud rh' cas-. WllI h- resumed ~
II."u u'r,0cf. The scene uf -" hIl!-
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-30
DIR. T. c. McSWAIN DEAD.
Former Well-known Dillon County
Physician Dies In South America.

Mr.. D. A. McCallum has been noti-
fed through an American consulate
in South America of the death of his
brother-in-law, DR.. T. c. McSwaln, a
former well-known Dillon county ply
siclan. DR.. McSwain died on August
7th, but news of his death did not
reach Dillon until last Thursday.
The letter stated that DR.. McSwain
was taken sick while travelling as Il
passenger on a coast-wise steamship.
The ship called at a port and Dr..
McSwain was placed in hospital,
where he ided in "a hours after being
taken ill.
DR.. McSwaln had been in South
America about eight years. He re-
turned home about four years ago
and after spending few months with
relatives returned to South America
where he was interested in some large
timber holdings.
DR.. McSwain was a native Of Cum
berland county, North Carolina. He
came to Dillon when quite young
man and engaged in the practice OF
medicine. Later he married
Miss McCallum, a daughter OF the
late Brown McCallum, and a sister
of Mrs. D. A. McCallum and Mrs. X.
P. Hamer. His wife preceded him to
the grave several years ago.
When the government undertook
the task Of establishing new form
of government in the Philippines, DR..
McSwain was sent there as a surgeon
in the United States army where Il
spent four years. He was skilled
physician and the government was
so we'll pleased with his work that he
was urged time and again to re-enter
the service, but he declined the Of
fers. He was man OF charming
personality and as a physician and
surgeon he was endowed with eX-
traordinary talents. His passing
brings deep regret to hundreds OF
Dillon county friends.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-30
All Have Faults,

Nothing will make US so charitable
and tender to tie faults Of others as
nv self-examinatiOn thoroughly TO
know ouy 3wp.-Fenelon.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-30
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND

The following statement sHo"s '"'
names and amount OF subscriptions
given 10 the Democratic Campaign
Fund by the voters OF Little ROCK
Precinct. This amount was forWarueu
direct TO Mr. +. w. Berry, CHAIRMAN
bv MIR. las. w. Hamer:
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-30

Rev. F. w. Walters, pastor of the
Second Baptist church, says he has in
the past four months baptized "a
members and admitted ten by letter.
Tho work of the church is progress
ing wonderfully and there is steady
and substantial growth in the mem
bership.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-09-30

ROY Plaxico. Louis Blackwell ana
GIce Hurscy let Monday for can
fornia, where they will enter college.
O.
Frank Hurscy. who has been m
Baltimore where he has been having
his leg treated at Johns Hopkins. !S
a. HON" AGAIN.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14

and abroad. A spirit which has
brought us as people under suspic-
ion in the minds of our, trusted allies
and into contempt in the minds Of
our conquered foes.
ave especially condemn Repub-
iican policy which has spent eighteen
months in the effort to break down
and destroy the leadership of Wood
row Wilson without having offered as
a substitute, either man or an idea
which even their own party would
accept.
ave reaffirm and pledge anew our
faith in the great party of the peo-
ple-the party that has given to the
country and to teh world these match
less leaders, jefferson, Jackson Will
son and Cleveland. We cordially unite
with our fellow Virginians in the
movement to bring the name of our
distinguished fellow citizen, Carter
Glass, before tho national convention
as candidate for the presidency and
we instruct our county delegation 30
lend their best efforts to the advance
ment of his candidacy"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14
RUSSELL COUNTY DELEGAT
NAMED.

Lebanon. Va, May AT largely
attended mass meeting of the Demo
Gratis of Russell County at the court
mousse here Wednesday, w. G. Gripsbv
was elected temporary chairman and
stated that the object of TIE meeting,
was to elect sixteen delegates to .1c
State convention to meet in Roanoke
May 10, and for the purpose of tran
sacting any other business.
upon motion of j. A. II. Smith. it
was agreed that delegates to the Roa-
noke convention be elected with one
half vote each.
Upon motion of G. u. Johnson. il
was agreed that the dlcgatcs be
elected by the respective magisterial
districts of the county.
The districts reported the follow
ing delegates and alternates:
Lebanon Delegatcs-S. Aston. r.
a. Hendricks, S. B. CULLEN, c. R.
Lynch, J. Z Pile, Baily jackson. Al
tternates-W. N. Hendricks. T. l.
Bundy, j. NJ. Allen, b. T. Wilson, w.
f. Gilmcr. George j. lIargis
New Garden: Delegates C..
Clark, Henry Combs, |. c. Boyd. r.
!! -! Coats, r; I. RuMyon, Henry Ken
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14

drick. Aaron johnson, C. T. Smith
Altcrnates-G. W Crabtree' G. r.
Johnson. c. a. Wallace, J. w. Wysor
NJ. +. Hall, NJ. II. Musick, II. II. Viii
son.
Elk Garden: Dclcgatos-H. C. Stu
art, J. A. II. Smith, j. w. Stuart
John Bundy. Altcrnatcs-H. j. Mar
tin. w. VI. White. a. c. Fuller, John
ID. Hess.
Cleveland: Dclcgates-E. l.. Mu-
sick, Wiley lessee, }. Il. Kennedy,
Scott Liiton. Altcrnatcs- Richard
ltasnake, Floyd Skeen, Rufus Smith,
Alvin Rasnake.
Sastlcwood: Delegates-Lee Long,
c. W. Banner, K. w. Ervinc, f. J..
Gambler, Carlisle Dickinson, X. f..
Cooper, | T. Bcauchamp, w. A.
Fields. Alternates-C. f. Branson,
w. G. Brown, w. +. Perry, f. NJ
CULLEN, +. T.. Robnsin, T.. b. Suther-
land.
Copper Greek Dclcgates-W. C.
Grgsby, K. G. Dorton. Alternates-
Hugh Addison, N. c. Meade.
Mocassin: Dclegatcs-II. w. Flu
gate, F. NJ. Hanson. Alternates-C.
L. Dickinson, G. A. Ferguson.
Upon motion is was agreed that
all the delegates vate as a unit for
the county
Upon motion of II. c. Stuart the
delegates were instructed to vote and
use their influence for |. C. BOYD as
= district delegate to the national
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14

people during the six years of its
control of all branches of the gov
ernment. We challenge the world to
show an example Of greater vigor
than that shown by the Wilson adj
ministration in assembling and train
ing in Il few short months an army of
four million men, in conveying two
and one-half million of these men
twice across the ocean without the
, loss of a man by accident, and in sctt-
ing new standard of military valor
and achievement of the battlefields of
Europe, which resulted in the speedy
overthrow of the German hordes,
therefore invisible placing America
in the proud position of tho most
powerful, the most honored. respect
ed and trusted nation of the earth,
We condemn the partisan spirit man.
iicsted by the Republican majority
in Congress which has for eighteen
months baked the effort of the Elk
ecutive to settle the last war issue on
u basis of lasting justice, which
would have given world composure
and prosperity instead Of confusion
disappointment and disaster at home
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14

convention.
On suggestion that Henry c. Stu
art be named dclegate-at-large, he
stating that owing TO other engage
ments he would be unable to attend
the national convention.
Henry c. Stuart, chairman of the
committee, proposed the following
resolutions. which were unanimously
and enthusiastically carried.
"Wc, the Democrats of Russell
County convention assembled, tp
hereby endorse the able, PATRIOTIC
and sta esmaniil.e administration OF
Woodrow Wilson, the faithful and
patriotic service Of our United States
Senators and Representatives in Con.
gress, including those Of the honorcd
and Ian cnted Senator Martin, whose
usofaln' SIS was cut Off by the weigh
W duties devolving upon his as flool
leader of the Senate throughout the
strenuous days of the war period
We lool with pride upon the achieve.
ments Of the Democratic party and
it's unparalleled record of constructive
legislation for the benefit of the whole
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14

be able TO use 1t by cutting it down
to proper size. We arc promised pa
per in July Mt 100000 a ton, which
is an increase of about GOO per cent
over prices we used to pay Il short
time ago. This means that the sub
scription price will not pay the cost
OF publication. What will happen to
the $l.00 and Sl.5O rates of many
papers is easily predicted.
Somebody, somewhere is skillfully.
mercilessly and criminally, holding
up the newspapers as in the case of
sugar and otherwise The situation is
being investigated" by commits
sioon," but, like all the "investira-
tions," prove only joke-a camou-
flage. The clouds will roll by after .,
while. In the meantime, if you owe
your paper anything for goodness
sake, pay it quick!
= Nov is the time for all good men
to come to the aid of the-paper."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14
THEY ARE NOT DEAD.

ttiom Toronto Mail and Empire
with faces looking toward the lipht
They left us. ere the dawn was red
They Weakened to the fuller life.
There are no dead.
And where they rest is slumbcr sweet
The birds are singing overhead
y thrcnody of love and hope.
There are no dead.
Ger wooded hills, in valleys green.
By river bank and messy bed.
Ihey wait the coming of the morn.
There are no dead.
And from the turmoil and the STRIFE
Those tender spirits now have fed
into the twilight of Gods love.
There are no dead
they have no terrors of the grave
VINO fight in freedoms causcSnor
The hand of death, they livc-who
die.
Thccy are not dead
somewhere beneath the stars they
lie, wy
Yet let not sorrow droop her head:
away with grief! Rejoice; They livci
There are no dead.
JOHN LIGHT.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14
THE PAPER SHORTAGE.

Inc newspapers, particularly the
country weeklies, are passing through
q crisis. They are having trials and
tribulations, and it will be no sur.
prise If a number Of them are moi
forced to the wall.
AS an illustration: The Clinch Val.
ley News had barely enough pape,
for this weeks issue. We applied to
every paper house in the State. and
not q sheet could we get. In on.
house in Richmond we found fey,
hundred pounds of an odd size which
we procured at high price, and will
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14
MA Y.

lis like the birthday of the world.
~, when earth was born in bloom:
me light is made Of many dyes.
m The air is all perfume:
There's crimson buds, and white and
blue. ""''
The very rainbow showers
iiave turned to blossoms where they
fell,
And sown the earth with flowers.
-IIood
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14
Report of condition of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
" 'c"hds IN the State of Virginia, business on

flhoI N4AIlONAL BANK,
' 'hnds IN the State of Virginia. of business on
May A, 1920.
RESOURCES
Loans h ana discounts including rescots Except those
GyeIra secured $26lss unsecured $4oaSo S576d
U. s. bonds deposited to circulation ' 1910
Owned unpedged :. .S 10 GoO0o o. 7oooo
Securities other Than s. including stoefS S'OOOo
Stock of F %"n oP esd Bank 90 nc $2a924
Furniture fixtures .''''''.'...... SI5000
CASH IN vat TI.n Federal Reserve Banl
Total of ;te ~ - aue from national banks
= ing bank and other items ...o. ~ I a.a,e
Redemption fund with u and ic IN d ''7i'
Interest at earned . bat ., 10000
' "'S 'eeeN'''e not past due ...........
TOTAL .$2so3o425
s apiai S fund.- paid in 10000
Les expenses interest paid 1856 l2sso2
Interest and discount collected credited in ~
not -(app
Circulating notes outstanding ........... ..... 10 o0oo0
flI r s s 25SS
Demand DEPOSITS oter tha nn basS denosis5 as ~
1 pTidend d nnpan subject to check s57sosa
Total f demand dspo, Deposits 5000
Certificates deposit (otr money borrowe 3115s7o
I time deposits subject to Reserve Items
TOTAL .$2sO3O425
Of the total loans above amount on which
e v a au ss S was charged a" rates those
be- of such loans NONE ~ AUG "''
o. u Terri Cashier of the aboyenamed bank soemny
that the above statement true the best Of
and "'" 'f MF Ne tbs S sE # So %y psSe
Correct-Attest: ~ '''' ''"
T. D. SEXTON Directors.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14
Report of the condition of TAZEWEII NATIONAL RANK
Business on May 4th 1920 49, VI


~ iiNeWell III the State of Virginia. aft he Of
business on May 4th 1920 "
RESOURCES
' siown n" fo"%'s including redscounis
j. Gs '"si Ssf','' secure os"f r...i.
War Savings certificates stamps actually
sesres o in bonds ot including s satoo l0oO'oo
ynas of Of E s%i y a % go subj sSooo
Furniture and Fiynr"s ' 3600O0
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve loos2oS
Net omo~n ma net amounts due from national banks 7s8i6
@ 'S@ item % ' IsC i" item. u 49, l 4 s5ss
Checks on banks n" located outside city report
Renoa 'f S wiS s'j g. s Treasurer and due from IL 0s"
Irt w: 5. Treasure @, 49, 100000
ana O''S receivable not past due, 100000
TOTAL .s977,97o
eI stock paid scooooOO
ImIivile d"n mr i2OoOOO0
@ 0um nd for Interest expenses and taxes a2so
not earned -(approSmae) 7555ss
reserved for %F ali Hint interest @ssu accrued '5 s5
N N notes outstanding
Certified checks outstanding. ................. 5927O6
T Toia Of ,a checks on 20 own bank outstanding G969
TGs s Of 1 ss,srns @ a g. d s4 y
Certificates of deposit oer than 4ae9525
Total of time deposits subject reserve 4o H.
IL ana lo'
OF the total Oans and discounts shown above Which
mtsd by aw see 97 Rev Staff eyeusive which
er of "a on eS %o 2s was mad was sNoNE The
State of Virginia, County of Tazewen ss
Gillespie the above-nnmed bank do soeun,
s swsn be I the above statement is the
Subscribed and to before this ith May $50
My expires November s. 1928 ''''"'Y f"'"e
S: J. THOMPSON,
GEO. ": GIkLEspIE. Directors
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14

Many fur coat that Is shedding
it's hair wishes it could be liberty
bond again.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Many foreigners are seeking homes
IN America. So are the Americans.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-05-14

They are planning coffee week in
New York. We don't like ours that
way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
BISHOP THOMAS MAY
BE HERE IN FEBRUARY
Only TO Look Over the Field. How
ever. Giving Later Decision on
Accepting Bishopric,

Rev " NJ kirkus, chairman of tho
COMMITTEES Of the Episcopal Diocese of
Delaware on notification, has today RI
ccivcd personal letter from bishop
Thomas of Wyoming IN acknowledgment
of the telegram advising HIM u his election
as Bishop cf Delaware
The telegram was received Just IS Bishop
Thomas Was leaving Cheyenne for Cali
fornla. were he is filling an engagement as
University preacher az leland Stanford
University
bishop Thomas states IN has letter that
2 decision on his part cannot bc made
until he has looked over the ground and
carefully considered the outlook for tho
church IN Delaware. This was 10 hc cx-
pectcd in view Of the fact that Bishop
Thomas is already al work IN large and
promising field oi usefulness in tho church
He adds that he could como 60 Delaware
tho latter part Of February 10 look over the
ground. If that Is satisfactory 70 tho com
nttec
Dr kirkus viii reply 70 bishop Thomas
urging hm to take ample time 70 consider
tho proposition and t. come "a delaware
IN February as suggested.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
LIGGETT TELLS PROBERS
OF STOPPING FIGHTING
No Change in Eleven o'clock
Order Unless by Foeh, Gen
crai Testiiies.
ny Associated press to Every Evening


Washington Ian 20 Answering
charges that attacks by American troops
on the morning oi armisticc day result cd
IN needless loss Of little, lieutenant
Gcueral Hunter Ilggctt, commander Of
the FIRST American ARMY told a House
war invest stigaung committee to-day that
the advance IN the Meuse and trgonne
sectors could not have been stopped be
cause two divisions We're astrIde the
Nleuse river
Cessation of hostihties IN the face of
enemy action with these two divisions IN
that position would have heou dangerous,
he SAID
The order stopping the fighting at
II clock on arlnistice day was a re-
markable piece OF staff work, General
Iiggett testified
The American forces he sad. stretch
cd over j 400 miles front and many units
were IN detached positions The staff
work IN reaching the great number of
units before l a M was remarkable
Changes IN the orders 40 stop lighting
before II O'Clock General Iiggett said
could have been made only Al Marshal
Fochs headquarters We would never
have accomplished anything, he added,
ii subordinates had issued different
orders, or modified those from the French
high command
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
HARVEY MAXWELL
BADLY HURT WHILE
FIGHTING FIRE
Edith Saunders, Negress, Has Leg
Fractured Through jumping
From Window.
LIVELY BLAZE IN
M'CAULLEY STREET

Harvey Maxwell. Coz Ferris street,
chemical engine driver Tor the Reliance
Fire Co. is in a serious condition, bcl"ved
to have fractured skull. and fd,th
Saunders, colored. with her right leg
fractured. arc IN the Delaware Hospital.
as the result oi "a fire at az Met aulleY
street about a30 O'Clock this morning
Maxwell is believed t. have sustained
n fracture at the base ol the skull. the
result Of falling when ladder he WAS ON
sllppcd. due TO the -, ou the sidewalk.
Maxwell was at 4 second story window
playing chemical stream on the fire when
the ladder slipped
lie was removed Ia the Delaware Hos
pltaI IN q taXiCah
Edith Saunders. who was IN bod when
the fire was discovered jumped from a
second story window and fractured her
leg Jumping from che window was her
only means OF escape She was removed
80 the Delaware Hospital IN pollco
ambulance
Verge Chambers colorcd. tho trnant
oi the house. was ont ~ work when tho
fin was discovered
The fire Is hc cvcd "a have been caused
hv defective fiue William II Caldwell
IS the owner of the house. the loss on
which was covered hv insurance An organ
WAS the only riccc of furniture saved
There was no insurance on the furniture.
The loss to tho house Is estimated at
about 81. 500 The iuildinE was frame
structure. with tin roof, and was nearly
DESTROYED
still alarm sent to the Reliance Co
from tho store Of Reuben Bahck, lib
lombard street brought that company to
the scene of the fir first The Phoenix
60. receiving a still alarm Arrived vrrv
soon afterwards Motorcycle officer Howard
Dawson struck The alarm from llnx II u
Thirteenth and Lombard streets Tho
Independence and }randvwlno com
pan,s responded to Tho alarm and N a
very short time the iirencn had The blaze
under control
Maxwell Is about :i3 wears old and has
bccn cmnoycd rs irlv'r hv Tho ke.lance
Co for over wear He IS considered a
very good driver lie ls the father If three
chlldrcl tho Delaware Hospital ho
was reported in a comatose condition
shortly hefonr noon.
His condition IS considered SERIOUS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
GERMANS kPPANgE FOR IGhN
DF $50 0Oo 0gO FROM DUTCH

Hs n-tat~d ir rv~a1e
Hn N.ra, ip tp ,eorl.n-
wttE IIatfaa1 sr aau te f-r-auv
IO0 Onn 200 vmbn. narualiv SEQ HHf
0pN il horiv ..nc'ndrd r-cra.n.
~ thr Itt.rv tm Alnn- 0f thtz rn-
itn 200 200 -tldof ' en~rr purst.a
~ rav Drndrcfe ra ,rc rwa'rdor
No nerd ~ buy fnraerttH 1s r-r3it
established f1r Fear rd nav
offended rrprori iorotelr frorr0an'
makes payments un the sccoiu'
Germany rndnrf akea tp procure tlr
commodities covered tv rr credit 7ir
f-nm {nilaud Hhch t.n gver f-rH'
dominance regrcrting cnal delIvrri.
TbiS "a the FIRST credit accnrdrd t.cr-
manv RIurC the conclusion ri prarn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
NEAR EAST WORKERS
HEAR NEW DE 7 A|LS
OF TURKS CRUELTY
Delaware Conference al Hotel du
pont Plans for Campaign
IN February
MANY FINE ADDRES SSES

thrilling tale direct from Armenia, by
man It education who ha4 suffered at
the hands of tho Tnrk experienced lie
portatfon and seen the men brutaltY
tortured and the women sold into Turkish
haromS. waq THAT brought TO the Near
last conference ~ the Hotel du l'ant
TODAY hy Isaac Woman. moderator 81 the
PrcshyterN at t'ramiah Tho conference
which began nj 10 80 n'clack ~ i'arlors
4 and II was for tmrl,oac IF arausng
tho interest IT f)cl cans N Tia. national
campaign In which Delaware will take
part next nunth Dr Yonan was the
first speaker and prior to his address Roy
Robbers Matt conducted devotional ever
clscs \ |. Rccbc If New York CITY
one al the members of the executive farfr
oi the Near Fast Natl nal movement
presided
Dr Yonan las been IN this country
several months. and rs j result Of his
speaking continuously dan and night for
many weeks hiss almost lost lie Hso II hrs
voice Speaking English hucntlY his
address proved vastly more interesting
and the xporenres through winch he las
passed added ~ ths zest of his narrative.
liz was among n group ot 5000 Who
Wcro 3oparicl hy tbe turk frofa their
Armenian homes. aud priar e. that tmo
people lntrllcctuailt IN 4 large town II
lrmcnta that boosted Vi churches. schools.
ard men q Intelligence and enterpflsfng
SPIRITS n the trades II that land
Continued on pae.