Idea:a sign of the times . Vol. V. A SIGH OP THE TIMES MAY, 1911 No. 5. FRANK W. CUNMNGHAM (See Page 2) Bein£ soma sermonettes published monthly for the common good atRichmond, Va., by Adon A. Yoder, Editor. Publisher and Printer,1108 Capitol Street, Richmond, Virginia. Phor e Monroe 2708. THE IDEA R W, CUNNINGHAM. In Which Some Things Are Said Which Do Not Appear In Other Papers* Frank Cunningham is dead. But why and how did hedie? In the presence of the writer two years or so ago, Cun-ningham threatened to take his own life if the Idea heldhim up to scorn. At that time tho moved by his plead
Idea:a sign of the times . Vol. V. A SIGH OP THE TIMES MAY, 1911 No. 5. FRANK W. CUNMNGHAM (See Page 2) Bein£ soma sermonettes published monthly for the common good atRichmond, Va., by Adon A. Yoder, Editor. Publisher and Printer,1108 Capitol Street, Richmond, Virginia. Phor e Monroe 2708. THE IDEA R W, CUNNINGHAM. In Which Some Things Are Said Which Do Not Appear In Other Papers* Frank Cunningham is dead. But why and how did hedie? In the presence of the writer two years or so ago, Cun-ningham threatened to take his own life if the Idea heldhim up to scorn. At that time tho moved by his pleadings,we felt it our duty to tell the truth about his misappropria-tion of funds, for which the law said he should be confinedin the penitentiary. The newspapers of the city treated thematter lightly and the Council whitewashed, and CaptainCunningham held his office in utter defiance of law and theinterests of both himself and the tax payers, and thefair name of the city. When recently the City Collectorwas again found short in his accounts, and public sentimenthad b
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