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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
By HAYDEN TAInoT

(Ccpyrighs 1899 by Universal Service. ,
London. Jan 2.-~ssIn the food OF
enatyraticia 20 America and Australia
said Lord Ncrthciiffe, "the vast po-
tnntfs.sf-frs1f ireland as land Of won
derfhi nat'lraI resources have been
largely o, srleoked and wholly unde-
veiapets
sstsse potentiaiities must be un-
covered and developed. Already one
American. Henry Ford is boldly bridg-
ing The 5000 rniie-gap by establishing
a manufacturing plant in Ireland. His
Example must be followed by scores
~ Eu%lishmcn and Irishmen- In this
fashion wilt come real Irish indepeud-
ence.
ireland today, however, Ia r.efiae-
Val Whatever may be the cause and
whoever may he at fault, the fact re-
mains that progress meets hostile re-
"eption in ireland The pneumatic
tire was invented in Ireland and its
manufac ture was begun there. To-
day Dunlop Tires are made in Eng-
land.
Those who know their Ireland ca
testify tn the hostility Dublin showed
te<icab. Dublin did it's Irish best 10
friye these unweIcome things from
the .cniAat-y--. Dublin still prefers her
lauTrinR cars
~ khfs rHeGieTalfSm Is Of Itself
M great stumbling block to the randi
ErhWth OF Ireland as a progressive and
hEodnctng natioa once black suspicion
fnd rancSr are swept away.
The complexities OF the situation
re nurr-rpus.e ~onct1 hut + know the
nhief cause of the Irish unrest II IL
the Irish poverty.
At this present moment when 60
many industries Of ENGLAND and Scot
and are showing unbounded nros.
Nerity the Irish salaries and wages
IRE 't'eest raid tn any Engfisf, ypeaise
'ne country with which ] have been
able to make a comparison.
Although there has been an UPWARD
move since the beginning Of the war
.rish workmen are receiving less tho
English work~-s ARE getting dairy f,t
the forty billion pounds spent during
the war, little went To ireland. The
nalaual factories that rose ur Tn
britain found no counterpart In Ire
lard.
Now that the war is over and MANY
of;. these superbly equipped establi
fferses ..taave. bren- turned TO peacerui
us"s, Irish wages. arc still too low
and irish opportunities are exactly
wherf they were.
Much nonsense has been talked
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
WEEK 9E PRAYER At
laurel LAUREL St ST. CHURCH


The week o. prayer for the
churches VIII be observed in Laurci-
Street Methodist church, beginning
sunday Iaf4.,.fSe, - anu ending sun
Is in.ss riddIst ia,As atot. .w'fli preach
tertiorrow morning on The Church
Gods Stron6hold," and tomorrow
riEf,t on .',Dnek Rsliktoa PayT"
Everg evening the following week.
except Saturday, services Will be held
81 the main Sunday school room OF
the church az s o'clock. ,a's
This is in line " ith- a national move
ment In which all the great denonf-
ratirns IN America unite In week OF
r~ayer. for the e1tention Of Christs
KiflErern IN the wnrid-
Tho pastor viii give Ferries Of
taiRs on The Prayer life Of Jesus,
with reference, tn present day. needs
Of the church. The public aAe COR
daily invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
NEW
HalHHffcI Of ABgI

Los AngeteA CAL Jan Sitting
With unfIsaSGI cssunrsYIancv N II
aFuwded cusirt rpom today Harry s.
SnE. Dr., heard -flsmsctf clara cterized
1r-ls4Uts Aade imbec4ie. T'l,: bGtGa
" the aiicnkstz YSxcr the man who is
>ateEed to hsxe shat 10 death his
leectheart, Freda ilesser. Is on. and
Pc first round was fought today,
HaSxtN~ Is rsseA eight word.
IA, severe ..and scaching was the
3xase fxayt fnyIlop or District Al
~ taken .dp OF Jhe testimony OF one
n An4aky- :ssaarszai and. nervous
11kzSsa. ana 1t was he who called
HArxx- NaK--an inbeciie. The doctor
Ntd- not patti thai way, however,
u Arst He called him moron, and
3FA4 willing to let IL go at that, but
Kocl wine showed considcra bile
t61ere3t IN the word
newest TERN, isn't IT,
1ectorl he inquired.
Tux II Is comparatively recent.
- " hftecn years / suppose"
k.sWeIl, what does II meau?''
70 means a high grade i'm becile- A
pv1on with an intellect just below
- average. but not SO bad off as TO
- the part Harry New is feeble
AAed. He has definite limits In his.
4 Gity to learn what the average per
~ learns, and thus to develop into
N14 Ne term rational inteiIectna
n He has the intellect OF a boy
- Dem years."
Ii me definition did not come right
He start First came the doctors
ASon AZ to whether New was in
- 1T The time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03

were iEsued were aliens and that tAav
were of various nationalitles. Rus,
SLAMS. Germans and AustrMn1, Pre-
domipatcd. 1t was stated.
Attorney General PAlmer'S leteef
TO Hoyne, dated r ecember - reads.
Il have Just concluded conferences
with assistant Attorney General Fran.
els P. Garvan, and special ASSISTANT
to the attorney general John Z
Creighton. regarding the anticipated
action by your Office tn Cook county,
which you have discussed with both
OF them. MIR. Creighton informs rae
that tho state authorities under your
Jurisdiction at Cook, county are con-
templating extensive arrests nj GER
tain members Of certain radical or
CARNATIONS In Chicago with a view Ut
prosecuting the individuals under the
Illinois state laws. and further thar
you desire tn initiate these arrests At
a meeting which II Is said Will pEob-
ably take place on the hrst of Jam
uary. or soon thereafter.
FOR DEPORTATION.
from conversations with Mr.. Garvan
and Mr.. Creighton, the department
of justice Is contemplating nation
wide campaign against certain
groups of radicals which II things go
as we. expect. viii take place m the
very near future. The object OF our
activities with he TO secure. to submit
to the. department af labor. cases for
the deportation of very large nl1xns
her Of some of cur most dangerous
anarchists and radical leaders.
1T would be extremely unfortunste
for the country at large. and fur tire
AS~,t lot to- Anvfh -
ties, in a city of such great fmpor-
lance as Chicago. should ronduct .
raid directed at the same clRss Of u.
dtyiduals on date prior TO that set
for national action aud thereby send
all ever the United States, large num-
bers Of individuals whom wc have
great hopes of experimenting for de-
por tatien- ~
Il am, therefore, asking TINT you
defer the making OF such extensive
arrests for "a short period of time, let
us say. not to exceed .tsn dayr. until
the department can complete It's ar.
engagements tor its nationwide aotiv.
tiles.
Were the matter purely local Z
perhaps. would not feel that tho
United States government should call
upon you for this favor, but innS-
much as tho situation is national In
scope, with such tremendous result
at stake, feel that it II not improper
to ask this OF you at this time. Please
remain assured that The department
stands ready to render you any AZ.
sistance in its power consistent with
it's other official dasif.s- IN she preF1-
ration aud prosecution of such cases
under your state law an YOU may go
NJ 10 bring against offenders In Cnok-
rnuuty and Will sYternpf in xsx,kyssxS
possible way not to interfere with
your plans.
Mr.. Creighton will leave shortly
for Chicago and viii have further
conference with you. after which
eeel sure you viii be able to cossM -
a tautealsAsss sat~pea kie understnnffsr
that will be beneficial to your once
as Wen as To mine In the handling
of tshse matters 1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
AttHee nHNDMkN
FOR NEWPORT NEWS

J-uaSs
-w~s--vg7Trz. ~ Ecg fort New. one
OF the most r.Tsaf1stsssxfsssct ,ssttcprirs
Of his section OF the state, has ac-
@ pied tho position OF o4ty chairman
for Newport News In sihe campaign
ting AngtSainon league..~oT An1er,lc.t is
conducting In the interest OF law en-
forceDlent. and Worldwide prohihi-
Ton. = - -- - -.
Those associated with him III the
rssce-4sst-ssr- fr-- New r'prt News are
= West. prominent real estate man,
rfrF-c faiffnTh; J. e r. Hunter,
treasurer; j, w. Driver, u W. Muir
ray. w T.. Coionna Ciry TREASURER
Newman and all the pastors " the
city.
Reports from Newport News indi-
cate that .fre-rt~ePie ti.&-r.--f.se
thosc ughly .arouseI Ia the Importance
OF the Antj-Saloon lea gne campaign
and t1at theys are well organized TO
carry 1t to a successful conclusion. :.
r = 11crrrhcrs OF The, sta To- a tfvfsory
committee are expected to attend aud
take part In the meeting CT al -am-
patgE workers. to he held on Thurs
-aay, January s, at Murphy's hotel.
w. Mcdonald Lee. national director
and others OF national reputation,
viii be present to explain fluffy the
fea7ohS LOT lHe campaign and what
VIII be done with the $4,000 coo
which the people of America are
asked to contribute.
The completed prganizatio in New
port News Is fair sample of WIN.
mas been done In all parts of the
state and the interest in the campaign
there, as an all-American drive for
respect OF law as the poiitioa, re.
Hgion of the country. Is a true index
OF the feeling throughout VIRGINIA.
ORGANIZATIONS orerywh ere are re.
dubling their c.orts to ret ir
thorough readiness for the intensive
ctivc fer funds from January 18th tc
20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03

BE I'D fo eovefnof and unissd etAtSs1
senator. tie connRoM pSOpse iet3ane
them he sacrificed, all right
The se*ernof 81 New Jersey In III
1spautteNAgs aboiit tAA vaeye4 Qhaftex.
OF the constitutian Of tho Union ana,
tfrc- u Hro~ere4gsf ~ ~ to- dH
what 1t picaseF. and his purpose to
get the legislature to nuiiify the -fed-s
eral law. never heard Of the great
Andrew Jackson hayseed North
Carolinian who stopped that with one
proclamation. O. Of the prophetic
declaration of Robert Toornbs, III
1855, that II New England, New Jer-
soy, New York. Rhode Island .afid
Kansas and other states persisted An
their course of overriding q soveretkn
states rights they would drench this
country In blood And how w51en4
twelve sovereign states iater+ cOnGt3~
tutionaliy attempted 10 ufc0qe ind
keep inviolate the ark OF tise 6o104
nant which their fathers fashioned.v.
the power Of the sword. ytetd3A hYs
these came lovers Of liberty m OF
tha copstttution. drenehed the c04n.
try in blood for four long years. de-s
spoiled the Unrest. happiest land On
earth. and by further coercion, NM
der the pretense of law, adopted
=
the Union abrogating the very doc
trine OF state sovereignty which they
now 10 loudly call tor.
All these hysteEical constitutions
and political stunts by politicians were
pulled on in old hayseed North Caro-
lima years and years ago. and in other
states. and older people can recall
their names easily. Politically they
died and lie buried, hence no names
are used In this correspondence nil
mortuis dc f,isi bonum heipg another
cid fashioned ana rerered classic that
guides true Southern spirit !.
MoEaf revolutions never so. back
ward. and when the masses Of these
United Sta successfully and gladly
complete the present campaign for
twepty five million dollars for law
enforcement and PROHIBITION exfsn :
sion. the very fact that 1t comes from
moral forces will prove 10 Inn. senrld
and to the wets that they had better
come on in under dry shelter ana con-
sarye their money. time and energies
for helping push this beautiful earth
a little closer the miiiennMl dawn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
HIDE PRICES DROP BUT
Shoes REMAIN HIGH

New York. SAN s-Firis prices have
dropped frnm % 70 30 per cent, accord
irg ae-at.sHal2 aiSra1 CHI rec Ell yed- here
tuday. bat the cost Of shoes will be I'M
s.Tettha usui next winter, IT. was said
~ an ealcer- Of ttr Central Leather
O. r~"ary. !+~ said; -=..;. =
The average citizen fails to grasp
the delay uecsssary before any. redue-
tiC1.y n-a f.s- rs reflected: an the price
- et-2ee IN The shop window II takes
rsRay months OF tanning and prepata-
ttDn hsfore- h idee are .reariy. to be turned
insn shnes- Shoes now hew-g manufac-
tyres are alt based on the excessively
a. @h W ices paid ssne months ago for
h.les .aad not on today's market"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
SPARK Of REVOLT
KIN0tES. HlD FEAhE

Wash ingtors. Jan. a.--q1'fre -snarls Of
revolt In kokea ;. has again ,slndlei
into flames, acco rT-1ng to- a cablegrar,
received heresCodA$ hy-. tho * cream
commission.
'e The message. from thc hea dquarters
or the Visions govern trrvft OF the
Korean hlic in Shanghai. said
tha more T. go persons had heen
arr sted IN IL ZEN days by Jap
afleSe miiIary aLt- IS in an effort
to stamp ost the re>
Trouble bt7sah- WHEN fers of
practically al the WON sintisa
began an Independent de7ii-. In,
There. ~ ere Marches AMI par,
4Saoui.ethe eapitals Tsiku> .tht aer !.
largest city, and Throughout the "a. d,
t.ra- country. end cries Of "Mauzai''---
the horeit- word for liberty.
Japarese soldiers, accordua, n the
message. arrested ard imprisoned
pore Than. thirty. women in Seoul ali
~ whom We're n1cubers. OF the Wo
~ y : 'z1rt51ir sstps .c,,y. ,ana la .tha
s4he city ten y4anr glrls, members
~ the n Dung Peoples society. were
taken tHto custody.
Arrests are hdius made continually
the u1osTape said and while Japan
sifiee the iiasttulign OF reforms in ko-
.neaa~"h a@ ,nsteassshLs toei. maintaining
a 'eyvil .ss;o sr@~aus<rs each days see
-sheassaH9s of soidlors landed at the
chi~f T'ors IN korea- to aid In putting
aasn tlE l~sasllea.' ~ :.
~. nhers OF tse Korean conn, ission
hex A,ss Enthusiastic. ,spes.xhss news
OF the npriHiag. frey declare that il
demon asess. lie Eeraar rsea3rsn have
MT tsssen~ fE6icd by Jar5n1s PROMISES
df fafornaat anf mean to attain their
cotnylsts Independence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
GOVERNOR DAVIS
ASKS FOR OPINION

Governor Davis has requested At
tarney ~Seneyai John II. Saunders for
M crjnfrz Ms to the right Of Commits
ssVnev ri Prohibition J. Sidney Peters
- esa~send stale FUNDS. appropriated for
ts'' use ~ his department. In employ
iH'r ennne ef for the defense Of ssents
tra,eSted .en criminal charges in the
State courts.
The Information. Governor Davis
said. came through. the report submit
te-f sometime ago by the state auditing
e"p mlttes Colonel Saunders was out
u she~4city Yesterday nd had not trans
r1.ttCd lis opinion to the chief eSecu-
tive
T'he department OF prohibition is
gwen the steN. OF $4,000 year. to be
used In seeing that the law istenforced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
Lack d Employment Main Cause Of The
Discomfort Among Peop,e q Ireland

in tho mast ~ the eon-suithhiiity 81
ireland for Industrial enterprises We
have heard E,uuh or lack OF coal. the
moisture OF the climate, lack OF the
right kind Of labor and other argu-
merits which do NOT bear examination.
4 have studied in the light Of personal
experiences In the sister island OF
New Fouraland the possibilities OF
maintaining the Irish p6pulation OF
from, tan to twelve million which Ire
land easily hears ireland has but
title OF the coal which made Eng
land rich. but she possesses in her
mighty rivers white coal OF which n
worry large amount Of horse power. Is
being lost Axery year:
Il have sought eagerly for any re-
cent expert report on Ireland's water
mower. | have been unable to obtain
it, though had no difficGliv in find
Ing reports on the water power OF
Spain and Portugal.
II can see in the future very plainly
nrosperous ireland old and new fed
by the, create river In the United
Ktngd om--the Shannon.
."Northwestern Spain has been trans
formed In the last twenty-five Year,
largely though not entirely of course
by the use OF white coal. Yet, north
ern Spain has no river like the shan
non, and no Horsepower comparable
with The Immense amount latent in the
waters Of Ireland.
There is not yet sufficient work in
ireland Round about most Irish
towns there Is a collection of semi
employed people who have little or
nothing else. 10 do most OF the time
than to stand in small knots at the
corners and rest
Yet transplant the same people TO
the other side OF the Atlantic and
they will work with the hest, have
and remit money with unfailing regu-
Il. fifty tn-theE relations they left be-
hind. There is no reason whatever
why they should cross the Alta ntic. to
work in power houses and factories
and prove just as alert as the mast
alert native born American. These
tr,t,ierfr Sources of industry should
have been develeped in war time in
Ireland itself. They must be developed
now
Let It be remembered that the. wa
ter power in this country. Canadians
and Americans who. have chained the
Niagara. could with the Use of British
capttsi harness the irish rivers. build
up Ireiand's Industries and stop Irish
migration which weakcns Ireland and
make Ireland what she certainly Is
not--a land of opportunities"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
Nh .sssa

- - general assembly apr-o-
Hunda for 1hFsrT-eciipn in Rich
& " 4 state rpefnorinl TO the sssi
1900 and marines who. npn
NtS1nR f0fs xsfsiee 81 tile
s4H3f s4nAss that b, .asinsse tF,c
Qnk bf MtG Statue. OF Brother
5oeSStt2k faf' q national 'rrer
~ ~ old Fort Wool. or Rir~
EAmbton1 Roads wilt be The
1hoe&ksh1h- OF special iegts1a-
&en0lEetteHTryytded for at the
- na1e3on last simmer 20 pro-
1Qf1hler r4nans for BierBoriazlag
3afcr-uf Virginia, scryice na@p. 4.
accommodation OF the com r'sft-
94werc decide1 Auaa last night, after
LIZ diMin - kshaa body. Of citizens had
Sx&sented srkEir - s@vs 81 pu aiic
\ 11k{1g held-rn the-serlafe chan her.
4Aafpr Water r Errtf SOB eS L. nch-
&e[Ua- - chafrafHss IL this corautttee.
f4&<E neD-htre' present A tbs me-
s33e Aere 9csegate tNullcr OF }.i h
k4EA. and sfstaer,3 ~ tSoaseu- or N0a
s&0tfk- Senator Patrick III. prewry. OF
s3sefsTsbafe Ara Delegatc Hunter, ri
EA5SEGKdr&6s ce-r& aU$ attend
TfSe oonSSsstscss- " ilI report later the
sAxkacs natsssa- SysA form TIVE mem 9Et@t,
5t ~ u sf-rsse@=~ sfTosalA4 ta s.ta r is tlls
nsra e Adept fsge SUGGESTION ofsered
IN The 3rS4sla- ncF sog 80 S1ners-
sek4-txcg1~si feTr~tEh William Ii.
's-Ars1s-st <ernlerfs sp@&Eer o. tire
shoEse ~ ts~+sTwesss an4 Lieutenant
scnsrarasnsieF ID The navy 6aricg ,Ae
period al as-ssT,st5s@ that il he{ask'. of
Ex il I'll Ssssg ID .f;sraCfer
yssst ssels gg&.s, Y~rGar ss sts2n .~
stl&e NsEs hs%s-F-rs- t-~ ss71es re@r@s -r.-
tssfvTs Al tic t2aes 1G ASg a-9i
@s--~..3 -sg NJ ssa=ss 4ssz - vi rare brit
k*an<e 81 A2r'{s s-4 Taeh f5ve~s''1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
ADVERTISERS
Continued from Page one.l

ard stronger Advertisers club than
the Crescent City.
Many prizes were offered by lead
ing firms for the next drawings, con-
sistihg of the following:
Dry batteries. Sydnor Pump IL
Well Company; gloves. Never Green
tree; three dozen cartons .gelatine.
Chalmers Gelatine Sales Corporation;
Cortez cigars, C.. ". Antrim & Son;
one book. Massey business college;
orIu book green trading stamps
sperry & Hutcheson;- one dozen Jiffy-
Jelf, from JiT-Jell Distributing, conn
pany; one-half dozen broors. Rich
nond Broom company: SIS credit on
drawings. Virginia Engraving COM
pany and a suitable present. for a
lady from Kessler & Company.
Encouraging reports wete heard
from the. Vigilance, committee and
thrift c.Inmittee. A co,nIuitter was
appointed TO draft suitable resolu-
tons on the departure OF DR.. d. r.
Anderson; who leaves. to- assume the
presid ency of Randolph Macon col
tege for women. :, ".
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
GOES AFTER
THf fRMI9 sAuRUs

I.ondqny. Jan. 2.-.-Capiain Leste y
steSeas.. NJ, e. hes gone 10 Central
4 Erioa ~ .eeareh q the, frento ,sanrus,
the prenisteric monster, dGaa. or alive.
With him goes 'Eadie' pArfshefp-dog
s,art-walG who until his capture by his
raan ARMY as 1.'barraFe runner. oar
ryinE MESSAGES 10 the 'frent Tines in
France. lie liz fnur years old and one
of the rnoaf sSgacfous' dogs fss,.:3 &c
y ~ be used IN trAckIh Is down the 1T n
tile II HIS maAter Il fortunate eronxn
- .cstr-e aNd1 ray tfaca sf III IN NE
GSnss. 56HS IL ianG Of The. y;ongo bxssn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
lITlSH POLICE
SEIZE .. 5. ARMS
- PANEL o'coNNEI.L

go, Jan "A sensation WAS caus-
h0re today by the seizure of arms
- the American steamship Gretna
~ 0rittsh government police this
enlng. The police boarded the yes
- and demanded that all arms be
)Gn0 up.
BaptAin Mooc master OF thu vessel
who halls from Baltimore, zig
6Gnnly protested. when his men were
bns4 10 give Up their arms, which
~ The property ct the American gov
DnGnsne
3Fha arms are not the personal
6DDerty OF my officers and men" said
ntAin Moon In an interview to-
mt hut they belong to the United
kS3eA protested and have notified
e1eted States Consul MacAndrews, OF
- Details OF the incident"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
GOVERNOR FIXES MARCH
9TH AS ELECTION DAY

March > has been fixed by covernor
Davis as the drte upon which Il. sue.
cessor to the late .Hspt essn IA tive Wal
ter A. Watst h< Il Us rrufth congress
!onal district ~ be e1ccmd! =
Enough there xr- Tfflt many pSos-.
T'@ctive candidates for the vacancy.
only one. senator Patrick. ". Drew nv.
OF PETERSBURG Vas m IN d positive an
nouncement OF his candidacy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
Tho Lebanon stiit Disturbed

Beirut. SYRIA, Jan. lit is matter
for4regret that order has not yet been
restahlfshad IN. some DISTRICTS Of the
Lebanon. Disturbances and ftssizla-
tionS seem tn.increase. 1t Is felt that
a stop should be put TO- These oecur-
rences. as speedily as possible, in mr.
der That the country may regain tran
guilty and Its progress not be re-
tarded.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
OTHER Civ IN
THE CASE OF BROWN

llonnt Clcnsessg M.cs1.. Jan, ..-The
veYa OF u stanley Brown. the be-.
X ciubpsaE- WHOSE eareer Of gayety
brought -fg-ah eud when he was
ma atys,s 4f6rerTts The head tsa- his "a =,
obile near here ten days ago VIII he
Mated within the next forty~el~tt
M. zccoI ding 20 word s-'yen out to-
INT ~ an authority pro. 4fs~nt in the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
pEAT CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
! AT MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM

4he ChrtstraAs exercises which were
enjoyed AT the Male C!F ann
1kfum VIII be repeated tomorrow
lkrnoon at as6 o'clock. IT was an
e4need last ght by Rev J. r. Cook,
N superintendent. Many leading citi-
- enjoyed the program last week.
Z the public 10 invited TO be present
p1nOrrow afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
CHARGED WITH CRUELTY
To HORSE ON THE STREET

Warrant was sworn out against A.
J. Smith, charged with cruelty work
ing a horse On tAe street The animal
was said to- have, heen In a vegy bad
CO ndhton. Warrant was hs,~d at the
drst station -.- '.
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Commissioners Peters, Intpector Hall
and ahe others interested in the trial
rsstarned TO kichniond yesterday
esSAif.k. KS Il
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-08-26
Indian Is Model Soldier,

Accusations that he was a German
spy caused ODDS Leader, Choctaw In
dian, to be made a hero and inciden-
tally to be chosen as a model Ameri-
can soldier for a portrait made to
hang upon the walls of the French
Federal building.
Leader, in war days a foreman on
a ranch near Calvin, Okla, learned
from idle rumor in his neighborhood
that he was accused of being a German
spy. He Immediately enlisted and in
the course Of a brilliant war record
was cited for bravery. During the en-
gagement for which he was cited he
captured two machine guns and IS
prisoners, manning a machine gun for
three days after the remainder Of his
crew had been killed. Dowarreux, the
French artist, picked upon Leader as
his ideal Of typical American soldier
and made a painting from him which
now graces the walls Of the French
Federal building.
Twice wounded and twice gassed,
Leader has been doing vocational work
and only recently brought home his
bride to McAlester from Oklahoma
Oty.-Wichita Beacon.