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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
Spring 1917 wash goods at Abbott's.


Miss Louise Strathern of Island Pond
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the City hospital this morning.
The third sewing meeting of the hos
pital aid society will be held at the hos.
pital Wednesday at p. m. All come
prepared to sew. 1t is hoped there will
be large attendance.
Mrs. Charles Keith of Seminary street
who underwent severe operation at the
City hospital. is in good way to recover.
She wishes through The Times to thank
her friends for the beautiful flowers sent
her.
The Glenugie club held a successful
benefit dance in Clan Gordon hall Satur-
day night for one of their sick members,
goodly sum being realized. The follow
ing committee had charge of the arrange
ments: G. Keith, president; James Da-
wilson, vice-president; j. Club, secre-
tary; Alex Cowie, treasurer; II. David
son and J. Forest, floor managers; VIII
Still, Samuel Henderson, j. Massie, G..
Sevewright, J. Mortimer, Alex NJ. Reid.
Cooper's orchestra furnished music for
the dance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29

A special melting
of Clan Gordon, No.
~. will be held on
Tuesday, J IN. so,
at l:30 p. m. Tor the
purpose o I attend
ing the funeral Of
our late b TO t h . :.
Clansman # o b z .
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29

Spe cial meeting OF
Iroquois tribe in clan hall
Tuesday at l:3o p. m. TO
attend the funeral of our
la t e bro t h e r Robert
Sheperd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Mary Lease OF Goddard seminary
was a visitor in Waterbury to-day.
Mr.. Fits large summer stock of low
shoes on sale this week at Shea's Shoe
Store.
Twenty-Five dollar suit or overeoat
strictly hand tailored, sale price Sl875
Lamorey's.
Mr. and Mrs. George Norrie of Colby
street are the parents of daughter, born
Saturday, Jan 27.
Edwin Keast returned to the city last
evening from Westerly, r. l.. where he
accompanied the body of Mrs. George
lockwood from Concord, n. H.
Miss Ethel Even of Orange street. who
attended the Kreisler concert in Burling-
ton Friday, returned home last evening,
after passing the week end with friends
in Waterbury.
Walter Griffin OF Merchant street, who
has been taking a vacation of a week
from his duties at the plant of the Harri-
son Granite Co., returned Saturday from
a visit of few days in his former home
in Brushton, N. Y.
Miss Anna Messer. who has been visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Messer of Richardson
street, over the week end, returned to
johnson to-day to resume her school
work in the johnson schools.
County Agent F. II. Abbott returned
to the city Saturday evening from
weeks trip through Waterbury, Waits
field, North Duxbury and Marshfield,
holding meetings in all the towns. The
last of the places which Mr.. Abbott visit.
ed was Marshfield, holding meeting
Saturday, when a large gathering of
farmers who are interested in the farm
bureau work listened TO various lectures
on the county work and outlines of work
to be taken up.
Barre people are waiting with consid-
cradle interest for the opening of the
Shepard cafe in the basement of the new
annex of the Rowland block on Keith
avenue and beneath the Shepard COM
pany's millinery parlors. The cafe win
be opened on Thursday of this week,
when special dinner will be served.
The idea of the undertaking is to conduct
! high-class restaurant along somewhat
different lines than heretofore tried in
Barre. Besides regular meals, after |
theatre and dance lunches viii be served. |
The dining room is being finished in bat |
.leship gray and has novel lighting ar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Read Shea's ad. on page 4. Big sum
mer stock marked down.
Thirty-dollar and S35 suits, Fruhauf
and Collegian, sale price, s24.50. Lamor-
ey's.
Mrs. Edward Gingras has been passing
several days in Swanton, where she was
called by the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Lucy Bellrose.
Marrion's dinner service is unexcelled
in the city, and If you are a transient
looking for wholesome food, our 25-cent
dinners will appeal to you. We special
ize in preparing business mems lunches.
Remember to dine at Marrion's, at 100
North Main street. A few more regular
borders can be accommodated.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29
Gold Mining in Vermont.

In a supplementary reader for the
youths who may desire to know what
opportunities the state can offer its am
bilious sons and daughters" the author,
Walter H. Crockett, says that gold
mining has been attempted at various
times" in the towns of Bridgewater,
Plymouth and Readsboro, This state
ment was much discussed by the people
of New England. The Hartford Courant,
however, offers as proof the experience
Of Abel Slayton of Stove, VT, who
washed out gold valued at 5000 on his
farm and had ii made into a watch
chain and other jewelry for himself and
members of his family. The Courant
adds that this experience might be du-
plicated by amy wellto-do man with
some knowledge Of geology and abundant
leisure But even at that gold mining
would not seem to offer much of an OPP
portunity in the Green mountain state
New York Sun.
One dollar-and- half shirts, sale price
$l.23. Lamorey's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29

Y Special convocation of Granite
81 chapter, No. 20, r. A. NJ, Mason
n ic hall, Tuesday, Jan. 30, at p.
N4DT m. Work, past and NJ. E. NJ. de-
W-Sv .H grees Per order E. Fl. P.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29
Love of the Old wav

is a great hindranoe 70 progress. Many
men live. vote and do business in Just
the way their grandfathers did. Open
your mind 20 new ideas. Inquire about
our Monthly Income policy. National
Life Ins. Co. Of VT tMutuzll $. :.
Ballard. general agent. Rialto building.
lionipelieT, Vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29
Notice.

Members of cribbage team, lroquois
tribe, l. o. r. NJ, going to Montpelier on
Tuesday evening, please take the 6;45
electric car.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29

One dollar and "a half shirts, sale price
$l.23. Lamorey's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29

Shcpr-d Cansmcn wear white glovnS
and regllia Ter order Wiilisrl Blark,
chief; Alex Edward, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29

Members of
Barre aerie, No.
1873, f. o. E.
wishing to at
tend the I OF h
annual banquet
and dance Feb.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-29

3, get tickets from the following commit
tee: d. Mcdonald, r. Attridge, p. BIZ
anchi, G. oltolini, NJ. j. Williams, II. Liv-
sndale or L. SASH before Feb. 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
WomenMustHaUe>
License to Hunt
Cannot Ride to Hounds With-
out Paying Tax Rules 1t,
torney-G Generals Office.

s~iurnoriSts "f the older school used
1" explain that in the saying, IMAM
wants but little here below" boti,
SEXES are contemplated. because man
embraces woman An analogous line
of reasoning is followed in a ruling
transmitted yesterday by Assistant At
torncy-Gcncra1 o;arnctt to Fish and
Game Commissioners Parsons. in which
1t is held that women must take out
bunting licenses because they are
persons"
Tho question WAS submitted from
t'ipuccstcr. where tho game warden
wanted to know if a woman is required
1" have q. license ito fox hunt" The
problem MAS shuntSd TO the Attorney
Generals office. where the Assistant
Ati"rn"y-Gcncral consulted the Domcs-
day look and found the following in
section .. chapter i52:
Any person who hunts outside the
limits of his own or adjoining prop
"riy without first obtaining Il
license permitting him to do so E.
SHAH bc guilty Of a niSdcmcanor.'
The relative prunoun him appeared
the minds OF the lawmakers when they
framed the llccnS" law. but other laws
that have been Interpreted to apply to
both SEXES are likewise affiliated with
masculine designations. Mr.. Parsons
WaS therefore informed that a woman
is a person within tn" meaning OF the
gam" law, and must have a license to
hunt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
NO PAPER COLLECTION
FROM PUBLIC SCHOOLS
viii Ic Completed To-day or EARLY
Newt Wcck-Mnn! Firms Put In
lbRlinS Machines.

Contrary to expectation. no collcc-
ton of paper was made yesterday from
the public schools unvisitcd by The
TimcS-Dispatch trucks the day he
fore. Paper accommodating in those
schools Will be gathered mp to-day or
within n few days. and checks for it's
value Will bn sent out promptly. In
tho three former collections made by
thc TifncS-DiSnatch, a total of i9.5li
pounds of paper Was secured, and from
ITS sale a considerable sum Of money
has been realized by the schools.
y solid carload Of waStc-papCr balcrS
to he distributed in Virginia arrived
III lIicliinond yesterday. tho distribu-
tor for this device stating that II was
Tho first time shipments had been made
IN CARROTS ANA that II WAS AN indica-
ton Of tho greatly Increased interest in
saving ana selling waste paper. About
loo wtStc-paDcr halcrS have been sold
iu Richmond since the papcr-saving
campaign begun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
ICE MEN ELECT OFFICERS
SiTnmo Old. q: Nurfuii>. - Made prcSi-
dent of state .t>sori:t-
~ ton.

Nynmo Old, ~ Norfolk. rs elected
president OF the Virginia Ice 3taspran-
turers' Association al, the clo~in- bust
ness session OF 'H" aSgocia'ious second
annual convention YESTERDAYS succeeding
M. c. Elliott. e. IT, tfciroma.u. of Pa
t~ersburg. and Carroll Taylor. "C Rich
mond. were named FIRST and second
vice-presidents Of the organization.
while Harry Hammond. o. AIcxuudria.
was Reelected secretary ard treasurer.
The convention elected 4 new board
OF directors for the ensuing year. wnich
is composed Of ~ j. O'Connell. Of War
renton; J. s. Miller, Of Portsmouth: A..
M, kellogg. OF Cape Charles. =. y Bar.
nett, OF Lynchhurg, ~ Clarence l..
Traul, o! South Richmond.
AT the closing session Of the conven-
ton yesterday the d -lceatcs continued
the technical discussions that have
marked The proceedings OF tho meeting
here. The ~conventior adjourned short
iy after noon. and the afternoon was
spent in Sightseeing trips !r-and
around Richmond. iiany Of tn. dele
gates loft R'chmond last night :or
their homes. while others remained ~
tho city until TO-DAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
BENCH WARRANT ISSUED
FOR ARREST OF LEO KIDD
Charged With IlIicitly Handling LiT-
uOr at Petersburg and
~liupcwcll.
AUTOMOBILE BREAKS DOWN
Arrests Follow Willie III Pints of
Whisky Are Being transferred to
Another Car-kidd'S Mother Fur
niSlles Bail for Two Accused Men.

AS Il result of testimony brought out
i. y. t;uwcn. in Chesterfield County. q
bench warrant for the arrest Of Leo
Kidd. who has u police record IN Rich
mond and lIcnricu County. accusing
him of i~lIiCitly handling liquor M
tarily expected last night that he WOULD
hc taken in custody.
Kidd was implicated when t.. l.. Tav-
Tor and W. ~. Whitby were held for
tho grand jury by Magistrate Bower,
on the charge OF transporting III piniS
uf whisky in two automobiles. w. L..
Riddle ana !. y. Johnson. accused OF
upi"r court last week. Mrs. L.. q. Kidd.
mother OF leo Kidd. furnished $1,000
bail for TIA" latter two men.
II was alleged that one of tho auto
mobiles used in transporting tho liquor.
WAS owned by kid The ear broke
ON the PETERSBURG Turnpike. and
it's cargo Of booze was being trans
f"rr,d :" another machine 10 c%ontinu"
the trip 10 ~IIopcwcll when Riddle and
Johnson were arrested. The arrest OF
Taylor and Whitby followed.
According to information obtained at
the Office Of the Prohibition Commits
Sioucr. tn" accused has been en-
Gagged in buying whisky in Washing
ton. bringing il ia Iiopcwcll and sell
iug it. Commissioner retcrs' declares
In Taylor and Whitby Implicated
Kidd. and that upon the rccommcnda-
ton uf commemorative Attorney Has
kins liobson. Magistrate Bowen issued
a bench warrant for the young mans
arrest. one OF Commissioner Pcters's
officers went at once to HopcwcAl to
look for Kidd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
U IN AUSTRALIA
shipment Of Envelopes From Here to
New York Turns III
at Last.

officers Of tho Inion Envelope Com
pauy were advised yesterday by Treas
ury Department officials that a shin
mcnt OF 10000 frankcd envelopes. lost
for more than three months. had been
located. Department officials had
Suuch vainly during this time To To-
cat" tho envelopes. which were sent to
tho Collector of Customs at New York
from tho local concern, who are tho
contractors
In their letter TO tho envelope com
pany Yesterday, he department officials
said the envelopes were located at Ado
laide, Australia. and there * much
mystery as'to how tho shipment vent
astray. In the meantime the railroad
company. dcSpairinE OF finding the
shipment. had paid the government the
value Of tho envelopes. Notification
that the shipment had been located
came from "a New York broker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
FIND TRACES OF OIL
NEAR HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Iurinv Tor Water Mt Public School
Scrpnrc II Located nt Depth
OF :t0S Feet.

Further Investigations Will he Wadc
next week in AN effort to develop the
oil SccpaScS. which were found in
ilonrico County Thursday, near High
land Springs. 20 discover whether ~
not there IL oil in amy quantity IN 'h"
section. Chemists Will also bc asked
4" a~nalyzc the samples OF crude oil
found.
Tho discovery OF the oil SccparcS was
made while workmon were engaged in
sinking AN artcsian we'll on the prop
crty on Which til" Highland Springs
School building is located. Tho OIL was
said to have boon found when TIA"
we'll hal been sunk to a depth of 800
feet. While nothing is known as to
til" extent Of the S""pa.c, landowners
are hopeful that oil will l." found in
this section OF licnri"o. y company is
said to hay" already secured %ontionS
on various properties IN the vicinity OF
the school property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
DRIVER OF CAR UNKNOWN
Coroncr's Jury Investigates Death OF
IsuHc Terrell. iiit hy Heck
less AuIoist.

\ coronrr's jury Investigating the
causes of the death Of Isaac Terrell.
colorcd, of 700 North Second street,
who was struck a few nights ago by
an automobile on Chamberlaync Ave-
nue.. returned Il verdict yesterday that
he came to his death by being struck
by a car "rccklcssly driven by some
ono unknown l"rsV Williams and
Kid Davis. who w"rN> with Terrell.
were also struck by the machine. but
wcr" only slightly injured.
William Jackson, colorcd. Of yellow
Tavern. is being held under suspicion
OF being the driver Of the automobile.
and. under $500 bond. is awaiting pre-
liminary hearing before Justice Crutch-
field on January u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
MRS. SALE WILL REPRESENT
VIRGINIA AT CONGRESS
Telegram From Miss Maudr
Is Recognition of Her Efforts
In Wnr Relief Work,

AS chairman Of the home section
of the NirIinia War Relief Association
ana as state chairman Of the National
Patriotic Relief. Mrs. William Wilson
sale has been invited To represent Nlr-
Sinia ut the Congress Of Constructive
Patriotism. which will lie held in Wash
inEton January 25-21.
Mrs. Sale last night received a t"lc-
gram from Miss Maude Wotmorc. Of
New York. 81 cmbc Of tho commit
'c" of invitation. urging her to take
part i'll the congress-. which cont.m-
plates the formulation Of constructive
rlanS for the mobilization Of womcn's
forces i'm times Of peace and crisis
THIS question will he given the most
serious consideration. Mrs. Sale said.
Members Of tho committee of iuvi-
t"tion includ" Joseph II choatc. or
Now York: Mrs. Truman II. N~cwb.rry.
of Detroit: Alton Il. Parker. of New
York: Robert Recon. Of Now York: Mrs.
Barrett Wendell. Of Boston: George w
Wi"k"rSllam of New York: George
Wharton Pepper. Of philadcIrhin.
Frank \ Vanderbilt. Of New York. and
Miss Wctm"rc.
Through her fine work during tho
past summer on behalf Of tho families
of soldiers VIII" wcrc sent 10 tho Mex
i'"n border. Mrs. sale has won ma
ti"nal recognition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
PARSONS HELD AS VAGRANT
Arrested Near Settling Basin by Police
men WI Are Conducting
Scnrch for Davis.

W. l.. Parsons. twcnty-thrce years
old, who gave his address as 29l4 East
Leigh street, WAS required in Police
Cou yesterday morning % give Sc
curity in the sum OF Sloo on a charge
Of being Il vaGrant
Parsons, and @. T.. Hughes. OF 2al2
East Broad Street. We're arrested by
detective SergcantS Willy. kcllam and
Bryant near tn" settling basin. after
ih"y had gone thor" ON a chance Of
capturing Elijah Davis. who is "A fugi-
tive from he police OF q charge OF
numbering his wife at twelfth and
liul! Streets. hughes. who is but
nineteen years old. was turned over
90 the juvenile authorities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
Rirbmun0 GimpS,D i5patrb
Wilson Writes
Letter of Thanks
appreciates Work Of Virginia
dental Etcctors---Scnds
Message 10 Brcnaman.

On the desk in the workshop Of j.
y. B~rcnaman, secretary of the Virginia
presidential electors. lay last night
u letter from President Wilson,. signed
by him personally. conveying his APP
sent to him by MIR. Brenaman on Jan
uIry =:
President Woodrow Wilson, Washing
ton u. G.:
Mcssrs. s. l.. Kelley. George G. Pccry,
e. &. Berkeley, w. w. Old. Jr.. T.. Gray
iladd"n. -. l.. Shcw make, j. A~iIookcr.
Roy II. Smith. \. l.. Walker. West
m"rcland Davis. John =. Draper and IT,.
u. BYRD, Virginia presidential electors.
met here to-day and east twelve votes
Tor YOU for President of the United
states. j. y. BitENAMAN.
Secretary.
T" this message. the President re-
piled asT follows:
The White House.
Washington. January II.
NJ! Dear Mr.. Rrcnaman:
Your telegram conveying the iufor-
nation "f the vote of the electors OF
TIA" state has given me peculiar graft
have this personal message. and beg
thai YOU will convey To all the clcc-
tors my warm appreciation of their
friendship in sending me
such II message.
Cordially and sincerely yours.
(SiEncd) WOODROW WILSON.
j. y. Brcnaman. secretary Virginia
presidential electors. Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
WRIT OF R
Supreme Court Ia Review Accident
Case From Ocean
View.

y writ Of error and supcrscdcas was
awarded yesterday by the state SUI
prcmc Court of Appeals to L. l.. Der
ring. administrator Of \. j. Dcrring.
The case was appealed from the Circuit
Court Of Norfolk County.
The petitioner sued the Virginia
Hallway and Power Company for the
death of ~. j. Dcrring. who was In
Jurcd on October 20. 1916, on tho Ocean
View division of the Nor
to!k electric railway system He died
from his injuries ON October 81. II
was charged in court that the COM
pany was negligent in not providing
a proper headlight. but the jury found
for the defendant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
BUMPER SAVES ACCIDENT
Mrs. Edward Whitincl Has Narrow
Escape Under Car Of Mrs.
u. Hurbnnk.

Mrs. Edward Whitlock. OF GlS FLOYD
Avenue. saved herself from serious in
jury yesterday afternoon at Third and
Broad Streets by ciinginS to the bum
per OF an automobile driven by Mrs. u.
Burbank. %: Monroe Terrace. Mrs.
burbank was turning into Broad Street
from Third to 80 east when Mrs. Whit
lock got III front of the car ana was
struck.
Mrs. Burbank drove her machine IN
I" the curb in AN effort to avert the
impending collision, and Mrs. WEitlock
was saved by catching hold Of the
bumper and cliuging TO 1t until the ear
came to "A Stop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
Va Charge Of Forgery.

j. y. spinner. who was reported AS
having been arrested on the charge Of
forging Il check. and who WAS dismissed
in the Polio" Court Thursday. did not
forge the check. The check. which,
was given in payment Of court costs
when Spinner was fined for speeding.
VAS returned FOR insufficient funds.
and there was no charge Of forgery. /,
was later made good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
For Jewish War Sufferers.

y meeting Of the Richmond Relief
Committee tor JEWISH War Sufferers is
called by the chairman, Or. l. y.
Calisch. tor sunday afternoon al ,
o'clock in the Young Mems Ii.brcw
association building TO wind up tn.
business during the vast year. ana 10
consider what reeds TO be dom for the
~ar victims during the coming year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13

~" Mathematics Club Of John Mar
sliaI! Itirh school elected oMcors
Thursday afternoon as @follouo. Robor,
Lark, president; Helen Thomson
Nice'presi!ent Edwin Cox. secretary.
ana Sidncy Morton, reporter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13

The Police Department yesterday re-
cciv"d a report that the room OF II
g Collins. In the Young Mems Chris
tIhr Association TuildinG, had been
r""ncd OF E!op worth OF clothing and
a razor. Detectives were assigned To-
the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
ALDERMEN PILI.ER l.
BOARD WILL. RECONSIDER,

Alderman Ordway Fuller, who's" res
olution to authorize tho use Of tho
Grays' Armory for the show waS passed
by tho Board OF Aldermen. said last
night that Their" WAS too much at stake
for the city Council to take any other
than favorable action.
w might as we'll establish tho pre-
ccdcnt now Mr.. Fuller said. that
arinories ar" not merely Headquarters
for a military organization. They are
not castles kept by fcudal knights
for their rctaincrs. as "a number Of mill
itary mon seem 10 think They are
public buildings. primarily Tor the use
of the citizen soldiery, but for tho pub
lie as we'll. bought and maintained at
public cost.
In a matter OF public necessity thcy
should bc given the same Consideration
aS school buildings. which are built
for educational but which are
used as public meeting places.
IF II were possible TO utilize any
other building than tho G;rays' Arinory
for an auto show, l would have nothing
To say. l!ut there is no other. The
Blues Armory is out of the question.
Not only would IT be necessary To cut
"a hole III the building to get the cxhi-
bi,ion cars into il. hut who wants to
walk up three lights Of stairs to am
auto show. ar any other show"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13

Mrs. l.. Is. Munford will represent
tho welfare committee Of III" Womnn's
club AS u delegate 1T tic State Chair
ties and Corrections Conventions. which
opens tomorrow in stanton for a
session which will continue through
Wednesday,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
AhsnInfn nIInrnn

\ deere" PraiHinr an absolute di-
v"rce I" anne =. l.atimcr from his
wife. Lillian l.. Latimcr. has been en-
tered III the Law and Equity Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-13
MEANS % MUCH TO
CIrN 10 HE ALLOWED 10 DIkOI,

"lf the Grays had no returned from
the border there would have been nc
question abont the use OF the arinory.
Mayor George AiEslic has suggest
ed TO the commander nt the GrayS that
as he was beyond the borders Of the
state when the application for the USE
OF tho armOry was made. the military
men can gracefully withdraw their OPP
position.
The show means too much to the,
city from "a commercial and Cduca-
tIoial point OF view to be dropped.
and there is no prospect whatever of
an automobile SHOW his year unless
the Administrative Board can find a
way TO grant the use OF the Grays'
NrmOrN.'