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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
FOR WAR RELIEF
Offerings in Ricl,mond Churches To-
Day to Be Devoted to Ala of
Stricken PeoDIe.

Offerings for European war suffer
crs VIII be taken to-day in a large
number OF Richmond churches in ac-
corda ncn with the suggestion OF Rev.
w. Russell Bowie, p. D.. made at the
December meeting Of the Ministerial
MO All contributions made with
out restriction Will be turned over TO
the War Relief Association CT Vir-
sinia for distribution, but those who
desire may specify what nation shall
receive the benefit Of their gifts. It
IL Intended that tho day shall be one
OF scit-denial and of thanksgiving for
peace In this country and that the Of
fcrIngs shall he made in that spirit. A
large sum is expected TO he raised.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
GIFTS SENT TO SOLDIERS
in France Have Denied Them
selves for Sake OF Men nj
Front.
A.s,ncla,aN rrtt.

PARIS, December 23.-The celebra.
ti"i of Christmas along the lighting
front in France is regarded as of more
Importance than that of the people a,
nome. Families everywhere have dc.
med themselves TO send great %quanti-
ties OF dclicacies and useful gifts to
the men At the front.
In addition TO this a~bnegation. The
new spirit of economy in France has
caused great reserve IN buying. The
growing weight Of the war has limited
sharply anything in thu nature of in.
diligence in festivities. The shops have
had unusually few patrons, and there
VIII be no relaxation OF the early clos
ms rule for restaurants. There will
be no midnight masses and no watch.
night meetings. the church authorities
la vi decided to effect a saving in
lighting and heating.
The provincial cities are following
the example of Paris. The government
is deferring until he day after Christ
mas the compulsory restrictions in re-
gard TO private heating and lighting.
Drcaly weather conditions ARE fore
cast for Christmas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
YOUTH AND MONEY GONE
Mrs. J. q. Irwin Befrieids Frank Barr
Who Leaves Without Notice.
S56 Is Mlsstnr.

Mrs. j. &. Irwin. OF @09 South Foushee
street. discovered yesterday afternoon
that Frank Barr. eighteen years old.
wlSm She had befriended by giving
hiin q bed i'm which to sleep and some
food. had taken French leave from the
home. Incidentally $40 in CASH was
gone. she reported the loss to Dftec-
tive Captain r. j. Mcmahon.
The police nave so far bsen unable
TO locate the youth. Mrs. Irwin ask cd
Rarr TO do several little odd jobs about
the house. Among them was 10 move a
box. She had forgotten. until after
Barr was gone tina she la hid tho
money underneath 1t. The police say
tina Barr has just completed n twenty.
day road sentence for some trivial Of
Tense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
BLUES ASSOCIATION
WILL ATTEND FUNERAL
"a Members az Command To Honor
hcntory OF Private Parx0ns Who
Died Friday In Te1ns.

rhe Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Association viii attend the funeral of
Robert y. Parsons. of Troop A., First
Virginia Cavalry. iii a body. Mr.. Par
sons. VINO was twenty-five years old.
died on Friday night at Brownsville.
Tex. where he had been serving with
his command. His body is now on it's
way 10 this city for burial.
y call for the members OF the Ssso-
citation To assemble in the Blues Ar
mory and march 10 the home OF Mr..
Parsons on the day of the funeral has
been issued. The arrangements for
the funeral will be completed on the
arrival of the body.
Mr.. Parsons was well known here
as an athlete. having played on the
football and baseball teams of Bene-
dictine College for several years. He
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend
A.. Parsons. Of this city. and is sur
rived by three sisters, Misses .Anna
Maria, Julia May and Laura Josephine
Parsons. and one brother, r. Sheppard
Parsons. lie Is a nephew of James
+. Sheppard and Robert Sheppard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
PREPARING FOR SHOW
'orhmittcc says Return Of Troops
Will Not Interfere
With Plans.
STONE Is GENERAL MANAGER
ohiccs Opened IN Room : at Jencr-
son HUtel-Space Allotted On Big
priIl-ffall Floor 10 Local AutoIno-
bile Men.

= llans for tichmond's biz ,utnnIohi,a
Show arc being rapidly worked out by
VIC sa"v committee OF the Richmond
~"tomohi Dealers hsso.ia,ion. nm
'cf who's: auspices the exhibition will
Ne staged. aud there Is !, daily scene
OF great activity at tho general hcod-
quarters Of tho committee. Tho head
quarters arc ocatcd Ia Room 4 ON tho
sm'ain floor az tho jefferson Hotel. and
there is "a conference every morning.
afternoon and night.
General Chairman NJ. II. stone is
generally found at this Office through
out the day. steadily directing tho
y WORK OF the committed. Whether ~,
not tho Richmond Grays' Battalion has
returned to Richmond before the da;c
OF tho snow. little fear is felt by Tho
automobile men hat this fact will
prove q stumbling block to their plans.
ihc militia. ii Is said. can be mus
tered out within ten DAYS, and various
city officials and State officers have
agreed to do all in their rover to
help the show along.
The show committee has been reru-
larly organized ana Incorporated. The
Official title is the Richmond Automo-
bile Dealers SHOW. The officers are:
}. II. Ffnney, president: D.. 4. Prcntiss.
vice prcsident: r. J.. kaehIcr. second
vsce-president: Louis Phelps. secretary;
John 3. Alsop, treasurer: G. Il. Kellogg,
assistant TO the general manager; Jay
Lewis. director OF advertising. The
board OF directors consists OF }. \.
Kline. OF the Kline Motor Company:
II. F. Kaehler. Of the kachlcr Motor
Company: Arthur l.. Tate. Atlantic Auto
and Accessories Company; r. *. Nor
gan. B. II. Dodds. of tho Harper
overland Company and w. Ashhy Jones.
az the Jones Motor Company.
WILL AID ~ RECEPTION
TO RETURNING TROOPS
f, Members of tho dealers association
are on tho special reception commit
tee appointed by Mayor George Ainslie
20 give the boys from tho border q
welcome ZONE. and II is certain that
all the members OF the association and
the show committee will lend their
hearty cooperation TO make tho affair
q huge success.
These are the exhibitors whose cars
viii be seen at tho show and Tho
spaces to rhich they have been as
Ni-lSb 'SEc'I"hH .. D. ana = nave
been reserved for dancing:
y. y Blcnncr. /: l.. \. Prentiss, ..
kachlcr Motor Company. 3; Smith &
Ticks, /; IIarper-ovcrland. 9; Ford
Motor Ca, Company. 10: Stcrrett-
Fleming co. IL. Coburn Motor Sales
Corporation. Il: y. Edloe Donnan. 10.
Imperial Auto supply Company. IL:
Franklin Motor Company. 10; White
AUTO Service Company, lG. Plagcman
Motor Car Company. II! Terminal
Motor Company. Is; MaXwell Motor
Company. 10; Chevrolet Motor Com
pany, 80; banner Bros. 81; Jones
Motor Company. 80, wealth
Motor Company. %: Alsop Motor Com
bany. %: NJ. .. stone Motor Company.
70: kirkmeyer Bros. 2s; Kline Motor
car Corporation. 81; Peterborough
90. IS; Iuttrell Co, 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
7. HALL HEADS
State BAR ASSOCIATION
Chosen By Executive Committee to
Succeed the Late John
Il. Jenkins.
WILL MEET AT HOT SPRINGS
Date. to BE Fixed After American Bar
Association Announces Date Of It's
Session, Expected Also to BE Held
at Hot Springs.

Harvey T. Hall. a prominent member
OF the Roanoke bar. wes vcsterda-
elected pr"siden, OF tho state Ear As
ISOLATION TO succeed join -. Jenkins.
VIII" Killed himself in Norfolk on De-
rchiher .. Mr.. Hall was elected by
the executive committee Of the state
association at tn annual fall session
yesterday In tic ohic. of I.kwis G.. vii.
iiains. chairman.
The committee chose Hot Springs p;
the place for holding the next annual
n:ittee III. matter Of fixing tho date
or tn" meeting. This action was taken
int order To await the action OF the
American Bar Association, which, is
expected 10 select Hot Springs for tho
national meeting next summer. Should
this point nc selected for the national
meeting. the subcommittee will ar.
range for the state convention at tho
same time. thus bringing abou: a sim
infamous session of two hodics.
TIL" virginia and American Bar AZ.
sociations met together about ten
years ago. Tho joint sessions we're OF
inc hiRhcst interest, ana every Of
Tort viii be made 20 provide a similar
TIahS"'ftnt thIS year.
Tic executive committee voted to
Continue the policy 'r"un At this year
old Point ,H'etin;:. 9: having 1nly
M" p.il'c! b: - - cuiEor Of the assoril-
ton, instead of three paper which
was the practice previously.
FEATURE ADDRESS ny
MAN nF PROMINENCE
There viii again be p feature adj
dress by a lawyer Of national pro.ni-
nencc. The committee had under con-
sheraton Yesterday several speakers
from among .viIom one will be &C.
lec;cG for the inyitatior. but vas not
prepared 10 maize public it's plans in
this connection.
Hnder III" constitution. before i; was
amended This Eear az Ola Poini Com
toft. tic annual meeting Of th9 state
H+r Association was required, To be
heid IN July. august or September.
l.is rule restricted the cho;c. TO sonc
summer resort The amended consti-
tntion leaves the executive committee
Tree 20 ~ tile convention during any
month. Invitations were presented
from Norfolk ana Roanoke. but III.
committee voted tor Hot Springs.
Appropriate resolutions were adop,.
"a by tn. COMMITTEES. on tho death Of
Nj. Jenkins. Ills Successor. Mr.. Hall.
w"s chosen under the rule recurring
MIN to 20 selected from tho five vice
PRESIDENTS OF The ASSOCIATION.
The full membership Of the executive
committee wa in attendance. rs .oI-
lows: Lewis q. williams. chairman.
Eichmoui; II Il. Hawthorne. Tnxew-tu
lewis ~. Machen. Richmond: Robert T..
Ti'nstoll. Norfolk. Murray II Mcclure.
Richmond, and James Fl. Co+be,t sur.
Ok
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
UNIVERSITY CLUB CONCERT
81. James Church Choir VIII ttrnder
thrfstHias-EvS Program for
Member and Guests.

At the University Club Christmas
Eve concert tonight. the ~soloists will
be Mrs. Hamilton Smith, Mrs. Clifton
NJ. Miller, Howard Bryant, Joseph
Whittemore and Douglas Gordon. vo-
c~alists: Mrs. Allen Saville and l.. T..
Weitzel. pianists. and Samuel Shklar.
violinist. The soloists comDosc the
choir Of st. James Church.
The concert will he open to members
of the club, the women of their fam
lilies and guests in their homes. IT
will begin ut . o'clock. the ~lateness
of the hour being due to the fat that
the sOloists have church engagements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
RETURN TO EUROPE
Captain W. MEX &C Dunn To Pilot Auto
mobile ambulance in War
Ridden France.

Instead of learning to fly in All aero
plane over the peaceful plains OF the
West. Captain w. Mckee Dunn. Of the
Quartermaster's Department, Virginia
National Guard. will learn TO pilot an
automobile ambulance In war-ridden
France. Captain Dunn sailed yester-
day from New York.
While working with the American
RELIEF Association in Belgium. Captain
I'unn answered the call of President
Wilson in June and hasteped home. lie
was stationed at ann Stuart for more
than four months. After being mus
tered but of the Federal service he
was designated TO take up aviation.
Captain Dunn is well known in Rich
mond social and athletic circles. He
Is IA tennis player of note. and is
always IL strong contender in the old
Dominion Tennis Tournament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
Belated Letters
To Santa Claus
Youngsters Write Frankly Of
Their Needs So There May
Be No Mistake.

Bclatcd letters to Santa Claus. in
care Of Tho rin,es~-Dispatch have boon
received as follows:
Dear Sunta.-i am 4 little bog five
years Did. | would like for YOU to
bring me a sleigh, 4 pair OF rubber
boots and some toys. Please don't for
get MY little sister.
Yours sincerely.
CARROLL Y. DEMPSEY.
2S15 West Main Street.
Dear Santa CLAUS am "A little boy,
and wish you would not forget me
this Christmas, and ! go to school
every day, and I wish you would please
bring me some things for Christmas.
as have two little brothcrs, and
please bring them some thinEs too. I
am nine years old. and my brother
Is five and one is ton years old. Please
don't forget me.
Ny numbcr is 3 Holland street.
Yours truly.
HOWARD HALL.
Ny brothers arc Ernest Hall and
Charlie Hall.
Dear Santa Claus want a brown
eyed doli Pressed in red sill; and shoes
too: n watch. a desk. workins box.
horn. some nuts and pepper
mint candy.
MARY HOSKINS.
My address is r =. D.. No. .. Fred
ericksburG. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
ROBBERS TAKE HIS TROUSERS
Negro. Held Up ny Three CoiOred Men.
Throws Away POckctboOk
Continuing ST..
Special To The Times-Dispatch.l
L E.T SRliHE VA nnnnnnhar ~

PETERSBURG. VA, December 70
Henry Boyle, William Morris and Alex
ander Brlcc. negroes. were arrested to-
night on the charge of highway rob-
berry. The three held up Walter Price,
colored. at the extreme end OF West
Washington Street, and threatened to
Kill him If he did not give up what he
had. Price handed over So cents. but
managed to throw away his pocket
hook containing s17. The three men
then relieved him OF his shoes and
trousers. After the robbery. the men
came into the city.
Price. when he stopped a passing
automobile. vas taken for q highway
man nhd had difficulty in explaining to
the occupants the facts In his case. Ito
was given some matches and went back
to the place where lie was held ND.
After n search Inc found his pocket
book with the money intact in IL.
Price then came TO tho police sta
ton and gave descriptions, Of tho three
men. and they were arrested by tho
police. When confronted by Price, who
Identified them. they confessed, il is
stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
GERMANY ACTS FOR U. S.
Release ny Turkey OF !Amcri-
ans Detained mt Syria and
Palestine.
~ yAnociat1l Press.

W.\SIiINGTON. Decembe; "3.--Re-
lease b. Turkey OF the 200 Americans
detained at Syria and Palestine was
brought about through Germany. at the
request of the United States exercising
It's good Offices with the Ottoman gov
eminent.
II became known to-day that count
Won Beinstorf. the German ambassa-
dor. at the suggestion OF Secretary
Lansing. communicated with his gov
erHInent after the United States.
through the embassy Mt CONSTANT
noplc, had made many unsuccessful
efforts to obtain the release Of the
Americans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
BELL IS ACQUITTED
N~er" with Cn.c of Whisky Eound to
lie ON Ills Way 10 North
Carolina.

Rufus Bell. coiored. was dismissed in
Folice Court yesterday upon Il charge
OF having a case of whisky with in
tent 10 sell ii in Richmond. The
negro established TO the $atisfa ction
OF the court that he WAS returning to
Halifax County. y. C.. with The whls-
Ky, from Baltimore. He had been to
sell n lot Of furs. taken from animals
he had trapped. He did not sell the
iurS i'll Baltimore because the price
offered was too small to suit him. He
was trying to sell them In Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
wanted In fredericksburg

Luther r. Payne, OF clifton Forge.
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Patrolman Il. b. Sowell. Jr.. for the
fredericksburg authorities who will
come for him to-day. He is charged
with the theft OF a valve-grinding ma
chine lie denies that he Intentionally
took the machine. stating that ii was
left i'm the automobile iii which lie was
making the trip from Fredericksburg
to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

arrive and depart from Elba Station.
on West Broad street. Tine road ia
also forced 70 divide iato two and
three sections several uf it's longer
trains in order that they may he
brought into tic train sheds at the
IL downtown station. This requires CON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
Mnd Six Gallons OF Liquor.

TSnerTNI 10 TIC TINleS- UI3patCT.
PETERSBURG. VA, December "a
Antonio AIorea, an Italian, was arrest
\ cd tonight when he got off n train,
on tho charge OF having in his nos
session more liquor than the law al
lows. n search revealed six gnllous
and one quart. Morca was on his wa
TO Hopewcll, and tho liquor showed il
was purchased in Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
ARE NOW COMPLETE
FOR NEW UNION STATION
Architect Pope Finishes Draw ings
for big Hermitage Pas.
Scnger Terminal.
ROADS SOON TO ASK FOR BIDS
Both Atlantic Coast Line and Rich
mOnd, Fredericksburg and Toto-
mac ANXIOUS to Rush Work to re-
1feve Byrd Street Congestion.

Plans for the new union station to
10 erected on West Broad street, on
the site OF the Hermitage Golf club.
Try the Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company and the
Atlantic Goa Linz Railroad Company.
have been completed by the archi-
tcct. j. Russell rope, OF New York,
and bids for its erection will be in
vitcd in the next few days, it was
stated yesterday at the general Of
fees OF the Richmond. fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company.
The plans are very elaborate. Bids
would probably have been invited sew
eral days ago. but for the fact that
engineers of the coa., Line have been
unable to check up the details. l'rcsi-
dent j. u. Henley told officers Of the
local road that engineers would he
in Richmond withi'~thr next fcw days.
but IL is not believed that tho mat
tor will be taken up until after the
holiday season.
COST WILL ENCE;ED
OHf:fSAE GSrIn
Officers of tho Richmond railroad
said yesterday tina fhc station would
cost probably p per cent moro THAI
was first the prices Of all
'"iH i"N fnN iN''o
heavily during the past year. Local
railroad men arc anxious to have work
started oil tho new station at once,
In order that tho badly coagcstcd sta
ton facilities at BYRD Street may be
relieved.
The Coast I.iuc has practically All
details WORKED out for tho enlarge.
ment Of its freight TERMINAL facilities
at Byrd Street, which, after the cree
ton Of the new passenger station. will
be devoted entirely to this traffic. 1t
has secured permission from the city
TO close Eighth street, and has owned
for several months all the land Pc
0uired for the freight terminals.
Station facilities At Byrd street.
with the notwithstanding reign and
passenger traffic. bccanc so congcstcd
that the i;iclimoi,d. fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad was forced TO dis
continue three Of its local trains en-
terinS this station. These trains now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

siderable time and slows up schedules.
makinc " Imperative. officials say. that
relief he given as quickly as possible.
II is planned to have tho new pas.
nCe station ~ pleted and ready for
~"ccupancT ny January T.. 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
Christina. pnrdona.

Christmas %pardons were issued yes
'tcrdaS by Police Justice Crutchheld
TO Suck Nicholas. white. and Robert
Meade. Joseph Rose, and Sam Thomas,
colorcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. George W harrington.
OF Gso3 Grove Avenue. have returned
from a weeks trip to New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

Dr and Mrs. Fred NJ. Hodges are
spending tho Christmas holidays at
the country home Of MIR. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Hodges. 'ivybernc." in North
Carolipa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. James Il, Dowdcn an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter.
Gladys Elizabeth, To Meade Bernard
Dalton. The marriage took place on
tuesday evening. December IS. Rev.
j. Francis RibbIe. rector of -, An
drcw's Church. officiating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

In thu pastors study Of the Seventh
street Christian Church. Dr. Lewis
Brown HUI and Miss Ida Gladys Chris
tian were married by Rev. u. -. r..
Ma"lachlan at II o'clock Yesterday.
ar. Everett Spencer Barr. of tho NY
geia Hospital, acted AS best man, and
Miss Polly W. Smith attended the
bride. br. and Mrs. Hill left late,
on n Western trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
NeWs of Interest In
and Out Of Town
Notes About Things and Poo
pie and What They fire
Talking About.

Miss Agnes uuincrly, Of KinstUf,
y. g.. n student of Sweet Briar Col
!egc. who vas brought to Memorial
Hospital on Sunday last and operated
on by Ir. William T.. Hopkins. ha3
%u'hci"ntly recovered 10 leave the hos
pi,al. Miss Quincrly is now the guest
OF Miss Madeline Russell Bigger. at
HIS West Avenue. but expects to
leave shortly for k:nston. where she
viii spend The Christmas holidays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

Mrs. W. L. Carpenter. of Buffalo.
Mrs, Lester Carter. OF Detroit. and
AlrE ] Redmond Burke. Of Lerisburg.
w. Va. arc visiting here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

Charles Fl. Patterson. of Charlottes-
Fii!e. who has been seriously i'll at
Grace Hospital. is still unable TO al
teid his classes at the Medical Collage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

Airs. James r. Lewis. OF Toronio
'anadH, is the guest Of her parents.
captain and Mrs. j. y. Bush. of 10;
Colonial Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

Misses Louise and Beatrice A. Jones.
OF 3ll2 East Broad Street. viii leave
on christmas Day to spend the holt
days with their relatives in New York
CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

MY ana Mrs. j. Milton ,;ar1erer
were weekend guests OF AIR. and Mrs.
atPchier. IN Buffalo. Among other
eh)oEabl: entertainments. they took
il motor TIP into Canada
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

Mr.. ana Mrs. Channius NJ. CLARKE.
OF Birmingham Ala. arc spending the
christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
=. Ichpit. ~" North Thirty-second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

AI'ss '."f- fn'v is Spending the holi-
days al r'at;pa. Fla. With Miss Blum.
Cooper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

A!r. and Mrs. James Wilson AIexan.
der. Of baltimore. and Frank
iialRhi. Of Wilmington. Del. are t;si.-
lnc Nr ana Mrs. =. T I.iphar,. Of
2220 Hanover Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

Natural RaccO0n matched pieces
Muffs, $3.50 and 1890.
ScariS, 5000, $3.50 and $3.50.
RaccoOn fdyed) Searis, $1,000. $3.50
and $3.50.
Black Fox Mufis, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50
and up to $500.
Black Fox Searfs, $3.50, $3.50, $500
and TIP, TO $500.
Black Wolf Muifs, $1,000, $3.50, 1850
and $3.50.
Raccoon (dyed) NUTS, $1,000, 1890 and
1880.
Second Floor, N. w.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-05-26
Rye Urges Custer Law Endorse
ment.

One present influence for the
adoption Of the planks endorsing
the custer and nuisance acts in
the democratic platform was the
appearance of Gov. Tom G. Rye
before the committee on platform
to speak in favor Of the endorse
ment in so many words Of the
laws named. He urged that there
be no backward step taken in the
matter of law-enforcement in the
platform, especially in regard to
the liquor issue, Gov. Rye also
touched 90 other subjects which
he thought it would be wise to
include in the platform, including
some recognition Of the woman's
suffrage cause.