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Maoney history the Provisional Gov
Ireland from beginning four down the
tc t'tolr', our readers: III. Dr.: Maloney says
hvne Waited for the q reveal ITSELF he irish
pendent State constituted provisional ITO administer
of national Of the who
and the OF the Provisional of the Irish Republic
seized e p senes held o Ess a sad psde
% ri by the free : M % 5
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ethics and proclaimed the American and French Of
authority rule nation resides its people and passes from them
& @
being based natural law belonged only to the nation
Of These
;sgaessed Engnds Their
generation contested it by all the ndoitably free
"s was established
de @ d G 5 I s
the
otsn claim 5sh nation had just
The Of the and valid claip
had repeatedly exercised The this right placed
s S :G
.eed the life Of the nation And the decay the national life Of
to those who worthy to perform it. 9;
ment IS the duty constitute Provisional for the
challenge having its aim the transfer Of the exercise Of national
% on
As coe in the national claim, leaders the people, the
% They prepared prudsnty they Offered their lives pledge
with the people expressed historically
F..
atey with due cause and in the Of Of
Irish Republic which then formed constituted by rightul
authority !ghtfu,y exercised ,o,6 .o f
on exile and of its leaders provisional
%
On October "a l9 the provisions Government summoned
esssts! million %smss.: Ths:s Ssssste; gsbey
an Irish Repqb @ officers and agreed the
Moreover parliamentary Ireland the
% s am d o sp
:ovsssenty the Irish Republic Refusing
complete ndependeaee Ireland declined participate
jects under British Conscpton (Apr H. 1879.
The established arbitration
administer justice throughout the Republic and
abroad and by its authority enlist sympathy for the
struggling Republic and for its interests.
When Great Britain attempting to secure treaty to
Dr. Mccartan the agent the provisional Government here
memorandum dated February H. 1913 and presented State
negotiate concerning citizens Of the Irish Republic
he the inclusion of Irish the of the
pending British treaty would be exercise of
treaty making authority and reputation Of American principles
policies Dr. his point As the Irish
included in the Of this the provisional
The Irish standard., 1920-04-24
Saturday. April "a. 1870

scrbd national loan enable the functions national Gov
ernment to be carried The Government Republic founded
national bank and national society through which the
industry trade and Of
The RePubc has organized standing OF trained
in the United States France Argentina other
by the appointed and accredited diplomatic and consular of
the Irish Republic In the of Ireland only
ment discovered and published by the
sion which the British Labor recently the
bayonets and tanks be considered the de
ment the Irish Republic also the de facto
and other the Irish nation entitled all
the OF the world sovereign State existing
legitimate title of the Republic of Ireland
The Irish standard., 1920-04-24


PIP. 249, 256)
valid claim contained the declaration American independence
force She has ruthessy employed the same argument
ported by rifles machine bayonet bombs apanes and tanks
against the and valid claim contained the declaration of Irish
ing to the official records Of the Irish Government
British perpetrated in Ireland So military murders 4 armed
assaults and $3.50 raids private houses made 4 political
arrests imposed sentences and deported Z6ssh citizens
held 5 coumartas proclaimed 292 meetings suppressed 81
The administrative and judicial authority OF the Brit
ish bureaucracy Ireland has been practically suspended by the
Irish Republic The Kings writ does Ireland Irish
citizens when brought British in Ireland deny the
authority of these and refuse plead British officials in
Ireland fulfil useful function From their the Irish
State derives benefit but only and injury The whole
Ireland engaged solely and ceasess attempt
ing with the aid of the military of England to wart and to
nui the Of the Irish Today the
ernmen Practically nothing is left Of their rule except the military
Under the provisional Government and under
national the Irish Republic has steadily extended and
consolidated its control Ireland The officers its
tive assembly regular session and perform all the ordinary
duties of national elective assembly Elected representatives Of
Republic all bodies Of Ireland and complete
control in Belfast and few small towns in Ulster The
the ordinary ermeess It's courts sit
accepted and obyed The citizens Of the Republic voluntarily sub
The Irish standard., 1920-04-24
A COLUMN FOR OUR READERS

After this week. the Irish Standard intends
readers where the readers have their 1t we'll
that there are great number OF in the Northwest
and the intention of the print
and give them much publicity possible
Get busy let hear how you feel expressing
the present political situation
President Brtons speech and other that feel should
be expressed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
CANNOT find WORDS
TO EXPRESS THANKS

got so bad 1 had to stop right then.
II was SO nervous even the sound
of my own hammer and saw upset
me. j never got good nights rest.
and would get up mornings feeling
so weak and bad j could hardly go.
and I couldn't stay on my job
regular.
One day I called at McFall's drug
store and asked If they could recon-
mend something for my trouble. a
friend spoke up and said, Take Tan
lac and you'll soon be n well man.
so I bought a bottle. and 1 honestly
believe it was the best piece OF luck
ever had.
Every time took dose l seemed
to get better, and by the time I had
taken four bottles l felt like new
man. For the first time in eight
years ! am eating anything I want
without suffering. My appetite is so
big can hardly satisfy it. and my
stomach is in fine condition My
heart and nerves never bother me.
and. in fact. 1 am feeling fine and
working every day. Tanlac is great:
there is no getting around that, and
never get tired of praising it,"
Tanlac is sold in Richmond at
Tragic Drug Co, Grant Drug Co., c.
w. Eaton.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
TO HOLD GOLD FOLKS DAY"
AT WILLIAMSBURG CHURCH
Aged PERSONS OF All Denominations
Have hccn Invited 10 Pnrt In
Annual Service.
Especial to The Times

lSpcCiai 10 The Times Diypatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Oct. Is
The second annual observance of "OiI
Folks Day" Will take place at the
Williamsburg Baptist Church next
sunday morning N ll:i5 o'clock. The
aged ana iniirm. who are not accus-
toned 10 going TO church. have been
especially invited and urged to come.
conHcyhnccs VIII be provided to
bring 10 tho church those who re-
quest IL and return them to their
homes \ large number Of persons
over eighty years old. and one over
ninety. was present last year.
priZ" VIII be given to the oldest
one present Sunday. and another
prize TO I've person over eighty com
ing the longest distance TO attend the
service. bouquets Will be provided
Tor all over eighty, while those over
seventy viii not be forgotten an
hpproriate sermon will! be preached
by the pastor. Rev. L. Pcyton Little,
and old familiar hymns will be sung.
general invitation IL extended
cvc:y AGED person In the vicinity OF
Williamsburg 10 be present. and the
young people are urged TO interest
themselves in securing the presence
of older persons. Flowers for tho
purpose should be sent to tin. resi-
d"ncc OF Mrs. Elizabeth Casey on
saturday. or may be brought direct
10 the church Sunday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
DR.. A. [. CRAY IS CHOSEN
MEDICAL sOC|ETY'S HEAD
Richmond Physician Made Prcsi-
dent Of State BODY for En-
suing Year.
WILL END SESSION TONIGHT
Gathering OF Virginia Physicians
in Petersburg HOnors Many
Members From Capital City.
Committee Chairmcn Elected.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

PETERSBURG, Oct. 2S.---Dr. y. l..
Cray. Of Richmond. was chosen pres
id.nt of the Medical Society Of Vir-
Einia for the ensuing year at It meet :
ing this morning IN tke third days
session Of the annual convention OF
In" Organization. The selection WAS
made by the House of Delegates
the legislative branch OF th. society,
and the selection viii now come be-
IOrc the assembly hS Il whole but
br. Gray's election is practically as
history having reversed the action
of the House Of Delegates Lynch
burg was selected Az the next meet
ing place.
Or. T. l.. g. Taliafcrro. OF Nor.
folk. was chosen FIRST vicc-prcsidcnt.
with Or. l.. j. Wright. Of this city,
s'cond vice president; Or. H. II. Me-
imire; OF WINCHESTER. third vice
l;!rhnond. was reelected secretary
ana treasurer.
Dr; H.. y; Burke. Of this city. and
pr NJ. J. Payne. of Staunton. were
council from the state at large. while
pr McAl!ster. or Hampton. was chos-
IN councillor from the first distric,
irond, from the third district. DR..
T.; l., kendIg. OF Victoria was elect, :
81 chairman OF the executive c"un-
"il, with DIR. j. q. Nelson, OF Rich
mond. clerk Of that body.
Or. 4. q. Brown. OF Richmond.
was chosen head Of the publication
Lnd program committee and re-
Elected editor Of the NirEinia McdI
cal Monthly, the official organ OF the
society.
pr. Joseph g. waite. OF Richmond,
waa chosen chairman OF the member
snip committee. while Dr. Charles NJ.
Edwards. also OF Richmond. was
elected chairman OF III" nccrolugi-
cal committee. The Legislative com
miitec IL headed By Dr. II l.. Stcph-
of lF
br.wry, Of this city. heads tho judi
cary committee.
The convention. the ntty first OF the
s"clety. VIII adjourn Friday might.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA

c,mphasizcd urgent need for workers
In Jarin AMI China. making Il special
pea FOR medical missionaries. of
winch there arc forty-six In Japan
and forty-oDe in China. Nine new
workers. went last year.
In the last twenty years tho mum
Der or evangelists. church buildings
Other meeting places. members, BaD-
tists and sunday schools in Japan
have doubled. At one preaching
point native Christians gave over
FLUID for Il new church.
the entire synod motorcd this af.
tcrloon to Woodstock and inspcctc.,
Massanutten Academy. returning
here tonight. AT :. luncheon spccches
were made by Elder j. T.. r Hetrick,
or North Carolina Chassis: Rev. paul
pontius: OF Gettysburg Chassis: Rev
II ~. stein and Elder II. K. Motter
OF Zion Chassis. Rev. l.. V Nctrick
OF uersersburg Chassis: Rev. Henri
L. q. ktcmcr. of Maryland Chassis
Rev. X. j.. Hartman. of CarlisI.
clnssis; Rev. J. G. bowman. u. D.
Chassis Thomas Burnley. secretary OF
the Chamber of Commerce. presented
each of the 200 delegates with a
basket of Virginia apples
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
SAYS PLANT JUICE
GAVE HER HEALTH
For \ Long Time She Had SUI
fered With Stomach and
Kidney Trouble.
WELL KNOWN BERKELEY LADY
Claims That She Can Now Eat
Any Kind OF Food and
Enjoys Her Meals,

Changing conditions have made all
OF US moro or less susceptible m
stomach disorders and their Kindred
affections. Civilization has forced
people 10 live in smoky cities, TO &c,
their FOOD rendered appetizing bv
s,'Hu4ah's, and never To walk when
'n"y can ride No wonder they are
susceptible to stomach trouble, which
acts Ike a nrcbrand on the entire
system. with the reaul, that the ia
neys, liver and in;estincs all become
.nfectcd
Many incidents where rcrnariablv
quick results have followed the use
OF Plant Juice, the new herbal storn.
ach medicine. are being cited daily
oy local people in signed testimonials
one or the most recent Is that of
Mrs. Robert j. GarvIn. of No. 10.
Maple Avenue. Berkeley, Va, who has
many friends here. She said
For long time | had been a
great sufferer from stomach trouble
ana had no appetite; l was so ner-
Fous could not sleep. and ms kid
neys were in very bad condition. I
was in terribly weak and rundown
state. had tried all kinds of medi-
cine. but nothing seemed TO do me
any good. started to take Plan,
Juice and my condition changed a.;
once: II has put my nerves in good
condition. SO that / am able to sleep
ut night, and IL has toned up my on
tire system; my kidneys are in good
condition and I have no more pain
can cat any kind Of food and digest
II and have gained pounds in weight
Rant Juice is certainly the best med
!cinc | ever heard OF. as /, has given
ME ms health back and feel safe in
recommending 1t TO others who are
suffering"
For sale in Richmond at Tragles
Drug store: in Petersburg by Morri-
son. The Drug Man. and in Chase CITY
by The Chase City Drug Co.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
POTOMAC SYNOD HEARS
REPORTS ON MISSIONS
Reformed Church Delegates at
Winchester Are Told of Needs
OF Foreign Field.

Especial to The Tipcs-Dispatch.1
WINCHESTER. VA. Oct 2s.-Mis-
slonary reports occupied most Of to-
days session of Potomac Synod. in
session in Centenary Reformed
Church. Home mission activities and
outline OF the boards policy for next
year were presented by Rev. James
NJ. Mullan, ID. d.. general field sccre-
tary. and Treasurer Joseph $. Wise.
There arc 100 missions. twenty
eight being in Potomac synod The
Sunday school enrolment OF 2isO6
me missions gave approximately
100000 for CONGREGATIONAL and
soo'oo" Tor benevolent purposes
tunEarians. Japanese in California
aud Jews in brooklyn Work of the
united missionary and stewardship
committee Of Ihc general synod was
outlined by Rev. ". +. Delong.
Rev. DR.. Jacob 6. Eupp. field sec
rotary Of the foreign mission board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
HOG CHOLERA IN DICKINSON
Mnny rOrkcrs Are Rcportrd Dying
Result OF Spread OF
Disease.

Special % The Times Diapatch.
FKEEi.lNG. Va, oct. 2s.-Rcports
rom certain sections Of Dickinson
County would Indicate that hogs are
dying OF cholera at :. rapid rate. This
- the only epidemic that has been
among hogs Tor several years. Hogs
are not allowed to run at large un-
Ter law adopted by the Board of
SuDrrvisors early in the year. ami
consequently are in better keep than
when they had 20. subsist Oh what
ih-! could get from the commons.
The cattle market il beginning 10
nick uu" u little. Russell County
st"ckmcn have been active her. dur
IuE the past week. james @. McFall
Nilcy u. Trivitt. and others have
turned several head. There are more
castle in this section than before for
f"Ncral years. and unless disposed OF
80 an extent Will cause shortage
ia the feed supplies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
Hall Says He Can Eat Any
thing He Wants For
First Time In Eight
Years = Gains Fifteen
Pounds Taking Tanlac.

II thought ] would never be we'll.
and was only looking for temporary
-cicf. but Tanlac has put an end
to my eight years suffering, and
built me up fifteen pounds in weight.
besides. and just can't find words
To express my gratitude"
The above unqualified statement
WAS made recently by II. S. Hall. 433
North Ridge Street, Danvillc, Va, "A
wcli-known carpenter employed by
he Imperial Tobac Co.
Il suffered from indigestion So bad
that everything l ate blOatcd me
nntil ! could hardly breathe, and my
haart acted so qucerly ] thought /
~ soon as ! started eating the pains
lad heart trouble. Sometimes. just
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
Nobody Wants License
No. 13 in Lynchburg

IiSCiiDUItG. VA, Oct. IS
b!hchbnrg liceuSc plate No. IL In
not being carried by n cnr here he
cause OF the superstition which
revolver around the number. Quite
number OF applications for IL
ccnhcs have cnnscd the number TO
he rejected, md the tin hnH now
been discarded and IL me- longer
offered. The Office. however, e.-
perlenccd no trouble unloading
Tins IFS and 1913.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
MAJOR STUART is NAMED
ASSISTANT U. S. ATTORNEY
Southwest S1rginin Lawyer and War
veteran Succeeds ChitvOud,
Who Wns EsrOmnted

BIG STONE GAP. VA. Oct. IS
Major William y. Stuart has been APP
pointed by Acknowledgement Palmer
Assistant United States attorney fur
the Western District OF Virginia to
succeed Joseph Chitwood. OF Roa-
noke, who was recently appointe,
United States attorney to succeed
Richard T.. Byrd. resigned Mr.
stuart at once entered upon the du-
ties of his position
lie IL Il graduate OF Emory and
Henry College and while attending
the University OF Virginia afterwards
won the Rhodes scholarship from,
virginia, and spent three years oil
study in the University Of oxford
England. lie then returned to Vir-
ginia and took his law cours.. at the
University OF Virginia When wal
VAS declared he al once volunteered
and entered the officers Training
Camp at Fort Mycr. and won his com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
Fortune for uun CI,y I,,,n,x.

LfNcIiBERG. VA. oct. 2s.-Tac
directors Of the George II. Jones
Memorial Library Association will
meet shortly 20 III three vacancies
on the board and TO arrans. for the
u" OF $500. 600 to come from tho cS-
tat" OF Mrs. Mary Frances Jones'.
Surviving members OF the boa.l are
\. * Long, -. T.. Barker and Walk !.
rcttyjohn ana DIR. y. -. Hatcher, the
latter now OF IohnOkc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
Man Found In Ho.pita1.

liENDEKSON. y. g. oct. Isl. a.
skinner. prominent young bust
ness man Of this city. who nystcri-
Ously disappeared from his home
here on October s. is in a hospital
In III PasO. Texas. suffering from
nervousness. according TO a telegram
received last night by his wife. from
authorities IN The Texas city. Lagt
Monday skinner tclcgraphcd his wife
writing her "a letter OF explanation
ana was returning East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
Iinlsey Takes stump for Coz.

LYNCiiBURG. VA. Oct. :s.-Form.
cr State Senator Don J.. Halscy has
gone to West Virginia to make Demo.
cratic speeches during the rcmainde,
Of the campaign. speaking al Hinton
ParkcrsburE. Huntington and Char
lesion during the trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
Goo. tn .,niI for Illegal Hunting

GOOCiiLAND. VA, oct. 2S.-D!ck
Giles. colorcd. was arrested recent
~ by II. y. S!ddons, game warden
Of ioochland County, for Illegal
hunting on the land Of Walter l..
Miller. He was fined $50 and cost /;
nittcd TO Jail for thirty days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
rendered Dribe 70 Dry Agent.

ATLANTA. GA. Oct. os.-John
lisary Harden. merchant and farmer
az Cherokee County. was convicted
IN Federal District Court here late
today Of attempting to bribc Il Fed
.ral prohibition agent not 10 inter-
frrc with Illicit stills. Harden was
sentenced to pay II fine OF 81 500 and
10 serve two years in the Atlanta
Federal pcnitcntiary. Ills counsel
nicd notice OF appeal and bond was
SET ar SO OD0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
Lynchhurr.. rri.. Policemen,

l.fNcIiBtRG. VA. Oct os.-In
measuring members of the police de-
partmcnt here for winter uniforms it
has developed that g. i. Woodbridge.
pairolman. measures six feet three
inches and weighs 23i pounds He is
the largest man on the force. but Pa
trolinan John Young measures six
feet four inches and Is tie tal!cst
man on Tho force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, oct. IS
Th" British steamer Opaw;. which
grounded yesterday inside the Vir-
SiiNa Capcs. was Dated today The
vessel suffered little il any damage,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
GroundrJ s,c,r,c, ,,,u, H.,

mission. He was assigned to the
Coast Artillery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
The
GREENTREE POLICY

THIS business has grown to it's present size
only because so many people have learned
to trust it. This fact should be your guide in
any purchase it should be very special anchor
for your faith in the present clothing situation
Every decrease in clothing, or any other COM
modify is being instantly reflected in Green
tree prices.
HE ticket on suit of clothes tells only the price
Value is determined by the service and satisfaction
you derive from the wear
WE are showing values which will justify the inamedi-
ate purchase Of your Fall and Winter require
ments.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-27

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Is mar fiibi gclporoen orauBen.
gfiioe ianfen Die IeBten 8ropien
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Nnhrung ihIudte. aIar uno blau
itano Der 0immel iiber ben aronen
Der b%oditdmmigen aiefern, uno er
3eigte Die 6orm elmer flad) ousge-
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uno es mar i6r, al5 palre Ole linoe
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