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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27

MOONEY TO
SPEAK IN DRESDEN
A Man Of National Reputation to Address the
WeaNey County Democracy in BehslfOf
State and National Ticket

Editor G. P. ]. Mooney will
speak at the courthouse in Dres-
den on the first Monday in Novem-
Der, at o'clock.
Mr.. Mooney, besides being a
writer of national reputation, is
also a platform orator of no mean
ability. He comes to Dresden and
Weakley county in behalf of the
national and state democratic tick
ct, both Of which his paper is CIV
ing its most loyal support. Mr..
MONEYS time is in demand in diff
ferent states in behalf of President
Wilson, whom the great Memphis
editor admires and whom he is
supporting.
Formerally, Editor Mooney did
not stand with the temperance
democrats in Tennessee, but, like
many another big man, he has
been brought to see the great need
of wiping out the liquor traffic
and today his paper is an import
ant factor for the observance Of the
anti.liquor laws in Tennessee. You
must hear him on first Monday.
Judge Jos. E. Jones will intro
duce Editor Mooney and deliver
an address.
Other speakers to visit Weakley
county between this date aud that
Of the election are Gov. Tom Rye,
who will speak at Martin on Tues
day, Oct. 81, at night, and Repre-
sentative Jos. W, Burns, who will
speak at Dresden on Tuesday,
Oct. 81, at / p. N, All these able
speakers should and will be given
large audiences. Mr., Burns re-
presents the Hermitage district in
congress. He is a prominent
member of the national house Of
representatives, stands close to
President Wilson and comes to US
with a message from the presi-
dent.
Hon. G. G. Sherrod, democratic
elector for the Ninth district, will
address the voters at Gleason to-
morrow Saturday afternoon at
/ o'clock, and at Sharon tomorrow
night.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27
Home Damaged by Fire.

The home OF Mr.. Clint Jeter, at
Martin, was partially destroyed by
fire at 7 o'clock last Saturday
evening, the second floor being
practically a total loss.
The fire originated from some
unknown cause in the upper story
and was burning tiercely when
discovered. The alarm soon
brought the fire company and good
work was done saving the remaid.
er OF the building. All the iurni-
ture, etc, in the second story was
a loss from ERE, water and smoke,
hut most OF the things on the
ground floor were saved, The loss
is covered by insurance.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27
TWO BIC RALLY
I DAYS At MARTIN
Boys Corn Club Show and Canning Club
Girls to be Held at Martin During Next
Month"; Large Premium List.

The business men of Martin
have arranged to give the Weak
ley county Corn Club boys and
the Canning Club girls two days
OF profitable entertainment in
November, The Boys Corn club
the Dairy club, the Girls Can
ling clubs, their parents and
friends are to be the guests of the
city for these two days.
The roundup Boys Corn club
show, a big poultry show and
displays from other clubs will be
the big feature of this entertain
ment. All prizes awarded to the
corn club boys will be given at
this time.
The following is the program
for the two days:
9:S0-1O:15-Exh Hall, Main street,
Placing OF exhibits and getting
acquainted.
lO;15-Assemble at the Lillian Theatre.
Welcome Address--Mr. Murphy,
President Business Mems Club
Speech by Willard Drewry, Corn
Club Boy, and Instruction for
Club WorkI>,by Mr.. Nichols, Di-
vision Extension.
11:O0. 12;00-Seeing Martina twenty
mileSauto trip, inspecting Hall
Moody, McFerrin, Weakley Coun-
ty Creamery, N, G. & St. L. Ex-
pertinent Station, and Martins
Good Roads.
12:30-1:00- Dinner Entertainment in
the homes Of Martin citizens.
TOOL ;90-Assemble at the Exhibit
Hall.
1;30-2;OO-Lillian Theater-Address by
Mr.. Joseph H. Judd, Industrial
Agent, N, G. and St. L. R. R.
2;0O-2:l5-Free Picture Show for all
club members Lillian Theater.
2:OO-3:l5-Poultry Lecture for Men and
Women Exhibit HalD r. M.
Crane, Division OF Extension,
Notwithstanding of premiums to
Corn Club Boys. All winners
expected to be present at this time.
Boys living too far to return home
at night will be entertained in
private homes.
SECOND DAY.
9:30-9:45-Inspection OF exhibits. Elk.
hibit Hall.
9:15. 12:0O-Lillian Theater-
organization OF Dairy Club, In
stroctions to Dairy Clubs, bust
ness transactions, etc. Conducted
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27
Ga YEARS A JUS
T|C60F THE PEACE
Esq J. M RdgeWq Passes Away at his Home
IN Maudn at Ripe Old Age. One j
Of Gods NObIemen


There passed away at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. ]. F. Lavend
or, in Martin Sunday midnight
one Of Gods noblemen-Esq
James NJ. Ridgeway, eighty-eighl
years Of age,
Esq. Ridgeway was born neal
PaImersville, sNov. Is, 1928. He
moved to Marin in 1878, at which
time Martin was village. He was
a skilled shoe maker and for many
years piled his trade there, making
fine shoes for some Of the best
men ofithe country. When he left
Palmersville he was a justice o.
the peace, and a short time after
removing to Martin be was elected
a member OF the quarterly court
from Martin, holding the position
until the day of his death. He was
more than just simply a justice Of
the peace-he was thoroughly
familiar with the law, and it is
said to his credit that few of bis
decisions were reversed by the
higher courts.
Mr.. Ridgeway was rich in ex-
perience. He was q loyal, true
democrat and always took a pro-
minent part in state and national
campaigns. He was a close stu.
dent, keeping posted upon all topics
Of the day, and therefore an enter
tanning conversationalist until his
hearing became impaired within
Cle last year UT SO.
Mr.. Ridgeway was a member OF
the Missionary Baptist church at
Martin, where funeral services
were conducted on Monday by
Drs. l. N. Penick and G. A. Wat.
erfield, assisted by Revs. G. T,
Mayo, A. E. Scott and Ellis. He
had lived an humble christian life.
Three daughters survive him, as
follows: Mrs. J. W. Killebrew. OF
Wyoming, who was unable to
reach here in time for the funeral;
Mrs. ]. F. Lavender, with whom
he had made his home for long
number OF years, and Mrs. G. H
Atkins, OF Palmersville.
Peace to his ashesl
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27
FARM TRACTOR
DEMONSTRATION
Working Of the Iron Mule Witnessed by a
Large Delegation Of Inter-
eSted Farmers.

Many farmers and business men
gathered at the Garrett farm, just
south of town, on Monday, to wit.
ness the tractor blowing demon.
stration, put on by J. N. Brastield,
hardware and farm implement
dealer. This was the first time
many of these men had ever wit
messed the work Of the iron mule
pulling pillow, this one drawing
two twelve-inch plows at one time
cutting twenty.four inch burrows
and seven inches deep.
Two harrows, one a cut-away,.
were next attached to the tractor,
and the ground soon put in excel
lent condition. A number of
gentlemen were down from Glea-
son to witness the demonstration,
among them being Bob Bandy,
Bennett Bynum and Alex Ed.
wards.
The work of the tractor was en-
tirely satisfactory and will no
doubt result in several sales in
this vicinity.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27
Gala Day for WO-
man SuffragiStS

The Dresden Equal Suffrage
league observed Federal Amend
ment Day, Saturday, October q.
After a splendid parade, composed
Of young girls riding horseback
and dressed in white with yellow
sashes and badges with Votes
for Women" came the boys on
horses. followed by beautifully
decorated pony buggies, and then
the automobiles decorated in vel.
low. The parade started near the
Jas. H. Moran home, went up
Depot street and back to town
and around the court square.
The people in the parade then
assembled in the court room in
the courthouse, where their men,
bers were increased by the crowd
assembled about the square. The
following program was carried out:
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Miss Mamie
Tansil, after which America"
was sung by the audience. Mr..
Herbert J. Jones delivered an
in favor Of woman's
suffrage. He was followed by a
forcible address by Mr.. R. l.,
Suddath on the proposed con.
stitutional amendment. Miss Tan
sill read THE Womsn's Pro.
test" Miss Mary Killebrew read
a suffrage poem. Three young
ladies', Misses Mignonne Maiden,
Marguerite Jones and Mary Mayo,
showed to the audience several
charts. representing the advance
of suffrage, and the attitude taken
upon the suffrage question by the
leaders of the various political
parties. Miss Mamie Drewrv ex.
planned the suffrage map. There
was collection, and then litera.
.ure was distributed through the
crowd by Misses Sara yeter, Anna
Shannon and Edna Johnson. Mrs. |
L. Il. Holiday sang a suffrage |
song, The meeting was then ad-
iourned.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27

by N. J. schietert, Travelling In
dustrial and migration Agent,
|. @. R. r. ]. O. Clair, industrial
Agent, |. G. r, r. G. H Hutton,
Division Extension.
1900 l:0O-Barbecue dinner for all
Club Members.
100 1:30-Inspection OF Exhibits-Ex-
hibit Hall.
1902. 00-Lillian Theater to
all Club Members and parents.
2;0O-3:0O-Fr Show to all Club Mem
bers-Palace Theater.
2:OO-3:3;OO-For men and women, lee.
ture on poultry judging and feed
ing-R. N. Crane, Division Of
Extension. Exhibit Hall.
The exhibit hall will be open
for inspection throughout each
day where will be found the Boys
Corn club corn and poultry ex-
hibit. Competition for entries of
corn limited to Boys Corn club
members. Poultry entries open
to all. Our $3.50 premiums will be
awarded to Corn club boys and a
large amount on poultry exhibits.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-27

The Enterprise charges 5 cent,
per line for cards Of thanks, JUS
the same as for all other advertis
ing. Please bear this in mind. If.
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NehpOrt.

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Rleine 3s~slisetmaNri6ten

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ssfteIlt purben, nan Ablouf bon ;rpei
Sabren no&mals persrObert msrDeu
miiFen. Tim BEN WaHertonium serett
perbtn an t6nnsn. Siler ertlart, BAT
fir bic Gafisrn 9ins Citation ELL.
neitere qumpe nit einer fapa,iidi
Don 100000 @aapnen n0tbie fem
pirb, pd6rerb man fir bic Met.rn
Oils Statiou nod cine pumpe DOH
elmer aapo5itit DON 100000 GaGos
men bebiirfen pirb.
Wd6renD ees p%erfloHener Jubres
fpurben 9auptrSbren in elmer De-
iammtldnse RON 81 WeiIen geiegt unb
bic DaHerreftrpoire in aennebp
9eiabts seben fdnea ibrer Gertietsl'
lung euteesen.
SnfoIse Der beftisen ResengiFe nab.
renb bes perfloHtuen Sabres 1T Der
Waheroerbraud sesen bos 9orjcpr
I'M runb 100000 idslih auriidses
biieben, mas sinen ausfan in zen
Ginnabmen bes Departments sfsen
bas sJabr 1914 I'm $44. 505. 63 btosus
ieis. Die Gefammteinnabmen bes
WaHtriperts Departments tpd6renp
bes Subres 1915 beliefen Et anf
S1.24s. 624.65, fpdbrenb bic Musgaben
$1,335 ,O87.75 betruser. fobab has
Sabr nit einem Seblbetraa Don 1856.
1910 abi6liebt. Der ar5Bie 9ofsn
I'm Iusgaben,onto iporen $7S5. 597.6 80,
bic an ben observation-disclosures absss
fiibrt tperben mubten, UNI bic 3infsn
fir bic a~usitebenben Bombs unb Die
Neutrality-suspicious. 81 beden.
Bel Der eineemeinbune Don annrer.
senben Srtf6afttn mub bas WaHers
amt, tpis Serr offer ausfibrt. itets
Iebr tief inbie saide areifen. 60 bat
es gum BeiIpid SIC. 900 estoftst. ulr
bic WaHerleituns in Wount Waibtis>
ton an5ulssen. mo aur .3eii etfpa 500
gerfonen ipobnsn. fobab bic antlase
uuf abiebrbur. l3eii bin nift reniabel
iein fpirb. Die Ginaemeinbuns rcn
Gtrnbant anb Sapler Bart 20
Der Stabt FIR MdFtrfeiiunasurs
ni6i fpeniser als $125, 900 uab
audi bier tperbsn SABRE pfrseben. che
rh 4nfage iit be3ablt.