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The Washington times., 1910-02-08
HARD TO DROP
But Mary Drop IT.

A Zounz Calf. wife talks about coffee:
at vas hard 10 drop Mocha and Java
and give Postum a trial, but my nerves
were so shattered II at vas a nervous
rel, and CT course that means al
kinds Of ais
at first I thought bicycle riding
caused It and I gave It Up, but my con-
dft;oR remained unchanged I did not
v-s2+ II acknowledge coffee caused the
trouble. for I was very fond OF it
Al that time E. friend came TO live with
ms and I noticed that after he had been
with rs week he would not drink his
coffee any more. I asked him the rea-
son. He replied, I have not had a head
ache since 1 left of drinking coffee,
soma months ago, till last week, when 1
began again here at your table don I
see how anyone can Ike cohee, anyway,
after drinking Postum
ct said nothing, but at once ordered
a package Of Postum That was i've
months ago and we have drank no cOf-
fee since, except on two occasions when
we had company, and the result each
time was that my husblnd' could not
sleep. but lay awake and tossed and
talked half the night We were con
WINGED that coffee caused his suffer
inE. so he retur ned TO Postum. con-
WINGED that coffee was an enemy, in
stead Of a friend, and he is troubled no
more BIZ insomnia. ~
Il myself, have gained pounds in
weight and my nerves have ceased IC
culver It seems so easy now to quit
coffee that caused our aches and ais
and take I'd Postum
Read the little book The Road 10
MELVILLE" in plgs- There's a Reason
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time 70 time. They
are genuine, true, and fun Of human
s-FeresE
The Washington times., 1910-02-08
SOCIAL A SUCCESS

The men5ers Of the Epworth League
OF the Foundry Methodist Church are
c0nEratulatinE themselves today on the
success Of their monthly social meeting
held last night in the Sunday school
room The principal address was deliv-
cred by DIT. Robert N Moore. pastor Of
the church, another feature Of the pro-
gram being &. selection by the '.FIayseed
Quartet" Thomas s Schearman sang
q humorous selection, and W II Peters
gave a tenor solo
The Washington times., 1910-02-08
John D. LONG.
DIVORCE SUIT FAILS.

NEWPORT. r L. Feb. S.-The di-
vorce petition OF Nina Chinn Walker
gai1sI James W. G. Walker, civil en-
Eiueer Of the navy, attached 20 the
Newport raining station has been
thrown out OF the superior court by
Justice Rathbun, who has sustained the
demurrer fled by the respondent, claim
ing that the petitioner was not = don1i-
ciIed resident OF the state OF Rhode
Island. The court held furthermore that
he had no jurisdiction. both parties TO
The suit being nOn-residents-
The Washington times., 1910-02-08
COMMERCIAL CLUB
WILL MAKE REPAIRS

Prompt repairs VIII be made 10 the
room on the second floor OF the Coz
mercial Club, which was damaged 70
the extent Of S1-5 yesterday afternoon
by fire caused by sparks from an open
CRATE No ! engine company responded
70 a local alarm and quickly eLtin-
g7lisned the blaze
Tie Commercial Club occupies the his
toric old Cameron home at Il Madison
place
The Washington times., 1910-02-08
FROZEN IN BED.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Feb. S-Mrs. Ehza-
beth O'Neil., sgvS7ty-One years old. who
lived alone for thirty years. was frozen
70 death IN her. bed N her home at
Miami, near here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
AIRS. Mary ]. shafer Arrested for
Neglect Of her Fam
lily.
SEWING MACHINE PAwNED|
Kindly Neighbore Rescue Halt
Starved Children and ASK
Police to Intervene.

Charged With drunkenness and de-
sertion of her two children-onc only
two years old-Mrs. Mary j. Sharer. OF
16 North Ninth Street. was arrested
yesterday afternoon. and a pitiful tale
OF neglect was unfolded.
The wopars.was' hrrestcd in front OF
the home of Mrs.,Nora Whitlock, So71s
East Franklin Street, where, in her
drunken, maudlin state. she had gone
to recover ncr children, who. because of
the parents neglect, were being cared
for by Mrs, Whitlock. Mrs. Whitlock
refused to give UP the two-year-old in
rant, who appeared to be half-starved,
and a summons was sent to the First
Police Station. Two officers arrived in
a few minutes, and the woman was ar
rested. Both children We're later taken
In charge by DIR. Buchanan, OF the Asso-
c!ated Charities.
Mrs. Shafer, 1t is alleged, has long
neglected TO take proper care of her
offspring. and that duty has often
fallen to the kind-hearted Mrs. Whlr-
the innocent little ones suffer for want
of food and attention. Yesterday, when
She heard OF the condition of the
mother, she sent for the baby. and the
followed Of her own accord,
Pawncd Her Sewing Mnchinc.
According to Mrs. Whitlock, Mrs.
shafer has been much In the company
OF a man named Parker, and 1t Is said
that they had planned to go to Norfolk
together yesterday. Tn, woman had
pawned a sewing machine, valued at
$50 or $50. for SIC, and part OF TINS
she gave to Parker to pay their fare
to Norfolk. Much other of the house
hold property has also found It's way
into p~awnshops and secondhand stores
and the house, once we'll provided for
is now. 1t is alleged, nearly destitute
Mrs. Whitlock is caring for some OF
the Shafer woman's property until some
disposal can be made OF IT, !.
Mrs. Shafer's husband, it is said. lefl
her some time ago or account Of he1
conduct, though he sttil lives In Rich.
mond. He is said TO be a Woodworking
man, and provided we'll for the family
when the tenor of its way was mort
even than it is now.
Mrs. Shafer has been arrested before
She asked to be allowed TO so 70 hSl
children, hut they were in good hands
II is probable that Or. Buchanan VII,
nsk the court to make other arrange
ments for their future care and pro
lection,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
.PR|CE.GOEST 0JA|[
FOR ST0N|NC RIVAL
Sentenced to Serve Sixty Days
for Attack on ]. ID.
Kidd.

Thomas Price, who was indicted
Jointly with Everett Bohannon for
assault upon J.. D. Kidd, the boy who
was struck in the head with q stone
one night last summer as he was es-
corting a girl home from a party n
left unconscious on the street, was
sentenced TO sixty days in jail in the
Hastings Court yesterday on q charge
OF assault ana battery. The case
against Bohannon. who, it developed.
did not take part in the stoning, was
nolle prosecuted at the request OF
Commonwealth's Attorney Folkes.
The case against William Wilkes.
who is indicted for taking part in the
same assault, will be tried at the next
term of court.
Kidd has not vet entirely recovered
from the injuries he suffered on the
night OF the assault. n appeared In
court yesterday with his head still
bound in cotton cloth. For weeks he
lowered between life and death, and
for a long time his life was dcspaired
OF, Tho assault was simply the out.
come OF Jealousy because kidd was q
visitor In tho community in which the
young girl lived. The others took 1t
upon themselves to drive him awa5,
and came near killing him in the at
tempt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
CANNOT ENFORCE
INCREASED Rate
Southern Must Continue Present
Schedule Until Decision
by Court Of Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals. after hearing argument fot
two days. yesterday issued an order
continuing a ten-day injunction and
restraining order entered by Jhdgs
W,addill. in the United States Circui!
Curt, prohibiting tho Southern Rails
way from enforcing a schedule of new
rates In It's relation to tho Tennessee
Central Railway. The Tennessee Cen.
trial Railway, however, was required
to give a bond OF $4,000. conditioned
upon Its responsibility In the event
tho opinion OF the higher court Is adj
verse.
Judge Waddlll held that his cours Is
without Jurisdiction In determining
whether or not the new and higher
rate can be put into effect. and a re-
cent opinion OF the Circuit Court OF
Appeals apparently upholds his de-
cision. In this opinion by the Circuit
Court of Appeals It is held that tho
Interstate Commerce Commission is
the tribunal before which such qhcs-
tions shall bc argued and determined
The appeal on the Tennessee Central
Southern Railway case will be heard
early next week. and the order yester-
day prevents the enforcement OF tho
rate until a decision is reached.
The motion Tor a continuance was
argued by A. Caperton Braxton, for
the Tennessee Central. and by Henry
w. Anderson. for the Southern.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10

T0BE ESTABLISHED.
Committee Selects Site for Tu-
berculosis Hospi- A=4

The location was selected yesterday
afternoon Tor the tuberculosis camp,
to be. established near Richmond in tie
near future: Officials of the Tubercu-
losis Camp Society and other ~organtZa.
tions affiliated In the movement In.
spected the city farm In Henrico coun.
ty and selected a tract of twenty-fve
acres, in the centre Of which the ad-
.ministration building of the camp is
to be erected at once.
Thoss, who made the ! e3hinspeetlon were
Harwood, chairman Of the building
committee; State Health cGmmissioner
cor Of Richmond =. g, Levy, James Il,
Phillips, Of tho BOARD Of Health; Miss
N. j. Minor, assistant secretary or
the camp society Miss Anne Gull
ley and Miss %Isaacson,, OF the
Instructive Visiting Nurses Assocla-
ton. The work on tho building Is TO
begin at once, 1t being the expecta.
ton to eYpend from $4,000 TO $4,000
this year.
The city of Richmond owns the farm,
OF 1853 acres, and has authorlzeN the
Board OF 4.ealth to lease FIVE
acres to the Tuberculosis Camp Society
for Il nominal rental.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
.D|SNLLERS D0DGE
Men In PURSUIT
Roll Off Wagons Laden With
Wliskey When Revenue
Officers Appear.
MADE THRILLING RAID.
Carolina Mountains Scene {
Many Incidents, but Viola
tors Are Seldom Caught.

.sEaNaH LaNHaE e4r1HH.N Ln.aHFsl
Recent reports from North Carolina
OF raids on Illicit distilleries show that
tho manufacture OF spirits is going on
extensively in various sections OF that
state. but I,evonuc Agent Chapman. at
Richmond is seldom Informed that
the alleged operators are caught
In the act of making no-license whis-
key.
Since the days when pitched battles
with moonshiners were almost daily
occurrences, no more tragic series OF
details has been received than arc con-
terday morning from Deputy Collec.
tors w. G.. Pool and W. K. Merritt. u
Nash county, N. c., where the officers
seized an outfit, but allowed the al
legged violators to get away under cover
of undcrbrush at night.
DOdEcd the Collectors.
Two wagons and three horses were
captured. and each wagon was loaded
with apparatus, which tho moonshin-
ers were presumably removing to a
new site. having received informa.
ton that the revenue men knew OF
their presence in the n~eighborhood.
The still was located not far from
L~ouisburg, N. c. Collectors Merritt
early, and while discussing tho best
means or landing the distillers. tho
wagons and men came up.
The officers concealed themselves
while the outfit was being loaded In
tho wagons. They followed when they
drove OFF, in hope of getting the still.
After walking for nearly five miles
they gave up hope of getting up with
the new location of the still, and made
a dash on the wagons to take what
they saw in sight.
Farmer Claims OUTFIT.
The three men rolled off the wagons
when the alarm was given and disap..
peared In the woods. The officers did
not follow them. but held the property.
They afterwards cut UP the distillery
outfit. which included over 200 gallons
OF beer in the retainArs. n then drove
the teams to LouisburG. where they
left them for the government inspector
OF the district to pass on for coniisca-
ton in the event there were no dcvcl-
opments thai would restore the teams
to the owners.
Already a farmer named Lancaster
has applied for the wagons and horses,
and his plea is they were stolen from
his farm during the night. He claims
to have missed the horses and gon
the morning following the raid. whsn
he went to feed his stock. The ON
GERS can give no description OF the
three mon who escaped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
DREW HIS GUN ON
OFFICER kRENGLE
John Tccmster Threatens Lives
of Policeman and Alder
man Bennett.
John Tcemster Threatens Lives
man Bennett.

John Teemster. colored. an employe
of !. j. Smith G. Co.. Inc, started OUT
yesterday afternoon to paint the town
red, but struck the wrong man when
he threatened Bicycle Policeman Kren-
gel with a pistol, for that officer took
hin n the pistol to the station u
locked them up.
Tecmster first threatened The life
OF John Ambrecht, one OF Mr.. Smiths
toremen. Then. he went out, and at
Harrison and Chafhn Streets he en-
.countered Officer Krengel. After draw
Ing his gun the negro ran, but was
caught at Strawberry and Main
Streets, where he put up a desperate
resistance. He was finally overpoweren
by the officer, aided by Alderman a. w.
Bennett. In addition to the threat TO
snuff out two lives. the negro was also
chtscSed with carrying a ,conctealed
weapon. 1t will be enough for one OF
Justice Johns life, sentences.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
FAvORS
NEAR SIDE STOP
Police Officials Would Have Uni
formity at Street Car
Crossings.

In view OF the confusion said to bc
resulting from the recent rule OF tho
Virginia Railway and Power Company
changing points OF transfer at inter.
sections of street car lines. the Board
of Police Commissioners. In Its monthly
meeting last night, respectfully recon.
mended to the Council Committee o.
Ordinance. Charter n Reform that,
In view Of this existing confusion
among the public, and with the hope
OF c%xpcditing traffic and reducing the
number OF accidents, an ordinance no.
curing the Virginia Railway ana Power
Company to stop cars for passenger
on the near side OF all intersectinS
streets be adopted and placed before
the Council.
1t ia said that the public is still con-
fused as to where to wait for cars at
lntcrsecting points. but the main idea
In presenting the resolution last night
was to make the method OF transfers
ring consistent at all points and to re-
ducc the number OF accidents, one-half
of which arc said to be due to right
angle collisions.
Bicycle Men Transferred
The board also instructed Chief Wer-
nor to transfer. temporarily at least,
three wheeamen from the First District
to the Second, and to substitute in their
places three footmen from the First
The transfer of the wneelmcn Is made
because the board says automobiles are
running WILD In the West End. and tn
board is determined TO put a stop to
their rccklcssncss.
Another change made by the board
was the awarding of tho contract for
purchasing new bicycles 10 James q.
Quarles. whose past services to the
wheclmen has been highly recommend
ed by them. Mr.. ouarles Will also be
required by the contract to keep them
In repair.
The board received from Captain
George Pollock, secretary, an inventory
Of all the property and equipment be.
longing to the department., the total
valuation OF which now reaches $1s.-
1856.
Inventory Of Property.
In 1875 the total valuation of all
property and equipment was only $2s.-
31o. HI difference between the two
fgures gives an idea of the growth and
development OF the Police Department
for the last five years.
The OF the inventory Is as
follows:
4 buildings ~. eofsit. "
Furniture and Xtures..... 2,201 %
Wagons. harness. etc....... 6.sl3 go
Police acknowledgements. 3,eia ~
Police patrol and signal sys- 7,
tenn ....'.................. -s'lo'eV
Total .7s.4e5 50
1 -Hh.Hn LLf-- HLLE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
OFFICERS ELECTED
oiders Of Jefferson Hotel Dcclnrc
N IL Very Sn~tiAfnC iOrN.

stock olders of Jefferson Hotel Declare
Observation-Disclosures Very satisfactory,
At a stockholders meeting of the
Jefferson Hotel Company held yesier'
day tho following officers were elected.
President, Joseph r. Willard, Vice.
President, Jonathan Bryan; Treasurer,
Oliver j. sands; Secretary. Oscar r
Metsiger.
Directors--P. II. Mayo, Alfred T.
Harris. James II. Dooley, Egbert G
Leigh, Jr., Fl. L. ~1owenburg. Joseph =
willard. Jonathan Bryan, Coleman
yF4ortham, Fred w. Scott. r. G. VIII
liams and T.. Raab.
"A dividend OF 9 per cent: on the
FIRST issue of the second preferred stock
was declared, payable on april 4, to
stockholders Of record March Is.
The business showed a satisfactory
increase,
A vote OF thanks was passed u
President Joseph u. Willard, Who A
now IN Europe. In appreciation OF hi:
HerYtces.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
STATE SUPREME COURT
Several Important Cases Are Arsned
Those In Call To-day.

N.-tHaH&-
The following cases were argued
yesterday In the Virginia SUPREME
Court OF Appeals:
r., F. & P. R. r. Co. mmGiflE
Richmond. fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad &C. VS.. Chichester. I'D
ministrator. Fully argued by II. II:
DeJarnett. Ir.. for defendant IN error.
and submitted.
Splitting VS.. Hutcheson. Argued By
L. r.. Page and John S. Leary for APP
pellant, and a. w Patterson for ap-
spcllec, and submitted
Imperial Company vs. Trotman.
Partly argued by r. NJ. Hughes. Jrn
for plaintiff in error. n W. D. Stoak-
ley for defendant in error. n con-
tinued.
Next cases to he called:
Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction
mpan VS.. Days administrator:
Hargrave's administrator VS.. Shaw
Land and Timber CO.; Mixdorf VS.
Blount; City OF Richmond VS.. Gentry:
Williams Us. Green: Pollard n a
US. American Stone Co. and Worlcy
VS.. Adams. being Nos. 6s. So, Il, % TO
m, inclusive. on argument docket.
1900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
Aldermen Of Sot,thside City Call
cd to Meet Tomorrow
CONSOLIDATION CLUB FORMED
Voters Of First Ward Pledge
Every Effort to Insure
Success.
Manchester Aldermen
TO Take Prompt Action

The Manchester Honrd Of Alder
men will meet tomorrow night tn
tnkc action on tho ordinance for
the consolidation Of Hichmond md
Manchester as passed by the City
Assembly Tuesday night. At h
same time II mass-mcetinE, under
the auspices of the MRnchcstcr Com
sOlidntion Club, will be held In Fra
ternnl Hall, to which NIL citizens
nrc invited. Another meeting of the
First Ward delegation will he held
u eek from to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
want Limo IuII Passed.

state officers OF the Farmers' Educatlohai
and Cooperative Union OF America, In a
meeting held at the Lexington Hotel yes
tcrday. pctitioned the members OF the Sem
ate to give their support to the passage
OF the agricultural lime bill. Just passed oy
the House of Delegates. and extended their
thanks to the Senate for other acts. Tho
meeting was presided over by Executive
Chairman r. u. Block well.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
TRANSFER DRIVER
TIES TRUNK
Stolen Goods Found BY Police in
Home Of Mary
Carter.

lEI... GE EL EEGNEIAE.k f8F1tLHt4 EFLE,h.
Wholesale robbery OF baggage and
boxes of merchandise shipped by the
Old dominion Steamship Company was
reported to the police yesterday after
noon, and 4 few hours later Chief De-
tcctivc Hill, of the steamshlp.company,
unu Neutrality-suspicious. Wiley ana
acting Detective Kollamg arrested Mary
Garter. colorcd, on a charge OF receive
Ing the stolen, property into her pos
session. But the principal In the case,
who drives q transfer wagon for tho
Wyatt Transfer Company, escaped be.
cause the proprietor failed to point
him out to the detectives lying In walt
for him.
Much stolen property was found In
The Carter woman's hous,c. which was
belonging 10 II. q. Harris was tho first
Sign TO The detectives that they had
struck tho right house, and further
examination disclosed enough property
70 stock a&department store, hlr. tlar-
rls's trunk had beer. bound VIII wire,
but the thief cut the after ne
had taken tho trunk home. omptled y
then replaced the wire binding and
took the trunk to It's destination.
The house was allied with cIotnlnE,
shoes, shirts. underwear, aS5p
quilts and numerous other nrtlcles, q
pawn ticket for nnegpair q sloes 8Nas
also found. a8 49,
It IL Haid that thu negro mas also st ~
lon asyeral quarts ,Gt W y ping.
rich pront from the thlrsty., I, AVA
nropcr,y Is reported aa stoien, a ~ 9
Chief Detective Hill! Will contln1pet IL ia
look for it until he hasffouldS W y ~ n
possible to recover, 8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
DOCTORS APPROVE
I'hysicinns' Association Indorscs Plans

FhEsicinns' Association IndOrscs Plans
Of Health Board.
Richmond Academy of Medicine and
Surgery has indorsed. on recommenda-
tiop OF a special committee, the plans
of the Board of Health for a campaign
for reduction of infant mortality this
summer. The Board Of Health Will be.
gin at once enrolling the anne and
addresses Of infants; Any mother who
distributed or to have the advice OF
the Instructive Visiting Nurses .Asso-
citation my notify the Health Board
BY telephone and have her name en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
CONWAY TRIAL TO-DAY
has Been Positively Identified as Man Who

IIas Been positively Identlfied as Wan WHo
Attempted Hold-Up.
The trial Of j.. S. Sonny conway. VII"
Is charged with attempting 10 hoid-ups .. 3.
prctlow. the clerk in tho drug store at
Fif,h and Main streets. Thursday night two
weeks ago. will be held in the Police Court
this morning.
way as the man who entered the drug store
and attempted to hold him up at the point
az a revolver. Pretlow drove him OFF with
his own revolver and fred at the mansas nc
fled from the store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
Rcxixnl Scricen.

The meetings at Pine Street Baptist
Church continue with growing interest
under the leadership OF Rev. DR.. Black
well. Many have made profession of
faith. and the meetings will be con-
tinued through next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
Verdict Against cltr

Il. NJ. Boadlcs, suing tho city for 5000
jury of the City Circuit court a verdict
of $1,000. Judge Scott entered Judgment for
the amount. Beadlcs based his suit on the
ground that in grading the streets of Fair
mount In front OF his property he had been
damaged TO the amount claimed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
M. Mon. 10 Prcnch.

Rev. James II. Moss will conduct the
revival services at Asbury Place Meth
odlst Church tonight. Tho meetings
are largely attended and the singing
is very enthusiastic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
building and Repair Permits.

Ruildine Insnector Beck yesterday issued
the following building and repair PERMITS:
George w. Gay to erect two detached
franc dwellings on tho cast side OF Tween
itv.sixth street between NJ and N Streets.
to cost $500. Y
Joseph Hodes, 10 repair frame store: eSet
6 street, erecting new front, TO cost 3s2o.ss,
Third Presbyterian Church. =. install
storm doors and make other repairs, to
cost $500.
Mrs. G. Lieheld, to repair frame dwell
lns, l121 Floyd Avenue, erecting an add
ton in the rear, to cost S35o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
struck III stray nullct,

a ,aS-calibre bullet exploded on The
street car tracks at ltirst and Grace
Streets yesterday evening and Struck
Arthur Jones, colorcd. Tho bullet had
1hGen, placed on the tracks BY some
mtschieVous hoy, and exploded imnle-
dtiately the heavy a wheels touched
IT., The bullet. fortunately, melrly
hurt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
lco,onel Talcott 10 lecture.

Colonel T. NJ. r. Talcott. a member of
the staff OF General Robert z. Lee. will
address the members of Lee Camp Confed-
crates Veterans Tomorrow night at s
o'clock. The subject of his speech will be
the Confederate uniform as prescribed by
vited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
Voluntary Hnnkrunts,

Voluntary petitions in bankruptcy were
filed In the United States District Court
yesterday by Vincenzo .Bergamint and B. X.
Abbott. Bergamini's liabilities are S175. and
s5S2.9a, No assets are claimed by
either petitioner.