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The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29
AN EsrAsLIsHED FACTORY

Producing standard goods used BY storss.
banks. farmers and practically everybody.
Is sending its special representative 70
open q distributing Office for this district
. resident distributor With 500 to 5000
in cash, carrying stock for immediately
filing orders; We allow 800 to 400 month
" compensation. extra commissions. Of
fce sad other expsnsss,. psr contract, 40:
cording to siss Of district allotted and
referencss required. II you can fill re.
ouireuents writs promptly. Liberty"
Manufacturing Association. go West HUI
ron St., Chicago.
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29

curs for His Dyspspsy.
Hogan-Phwat makes ye swally all
your dinner In two minutes. Groganf
Are yea atm on bet?
0rogan-It's for the good Az me
dyspepsy, Moike. Sure the docthsr
ould me to rist an hour after attn.
and how else am OF goin' to git the
hour Of rist in onlsss OF ate loike the
diyilf"
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29
Reckless Gambling.

"I'm afraid my husband is develop
ing the gambling instinct" sobbed the
bride.
whats the matter. dear7 Has he
been playing poker?"
"No, but yesterday he offered to
match pennies with Brother Frank to
determine which one should pay the
car fare."-Detroit Free Press.
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29
Couldn't Forget Il.

Saturday night some miscreant
lugged off whole cord Of my wood.
and somehow can't forget about II"
declared Silas:
Have You tried to forget tit" in.
Quired his friend.
Eyes. Sunday morning went to
church, hoping I could get 1t off my
mind, and before I had been there five
minutes the choir started In singing
The Lost Chord 70 I got out"
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29
Preponderanee 81 ExIdenes.

Sorry" said the constable. but
Ill have to arrest ye-you been driv.
In along At the rate Of fifty miles an
hour"
"You are wrong. my friend" said
the driver. II say wasn't. and here's
q ten-dollar bill that says wasn't.
All right" returned the constable.
pocketing the money. with eleven
to one against me amt goin' to sub
jsct the county to tn expense OF .
trial"
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29

II wish Willie had been born .
grill"
WHY"
"Oh, he IL such . cry baby! I wish
could do something to stop his
snivelling at everything that comes
up"
ITO stop it? Encourage 1t. you
mean! Nature evidently intended
that boy for . United States sena-
tor"
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29

Man without patience - the lamp
without oil; pride in q rage y . bad
counsellor dc Ausast.
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29

Sore Throat 10 NO tTiAing silmsnt. II
may carry disease gssms TO any part Of
the body through the food you eat. Mhsa
you feel sore threat coming on. us Ham
tns Wizard OH.
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29
OF Course.

OF Course.
"why are hotel bellboys called But
tons7'"
Because they're always OF when
you need EN- most"
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29

Old Rocksey-Why did you quarrel
with the count. my dear?
Miss Rocksey-He called mo his
treasure and 1t sounded altogether
too suggestive.-Smart Set.
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29

Constipation slovly impairs The gsnesa.
hSalth-0Arhsld Tea eofTscts eoostapettoa
and bsnsdts the entire system.
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29

ASK FOR ALIENS FOOT-EASE
tAs Anusspeo powder 70 shake into your shoes. Re-
hsvss Corns, Bunions, Insrowips Nails Swollen md
Sweating fest, Busten and Csllous spots. Sold
sveryvhers. No. Dont accept ony svbstttsfs. eAm-
pie FREE. Address Allen .. olmstsd. IL Roy, ny.
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29

Simple remedies are best! Garfield Tea
il simple, pure, gentle in action. and al
ways potent. Composed OF Herbs, not drugs!
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29

Whatever you lose. you should rsek.
On Of no account.-Pubuus Syrus.
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29

Wanted TO Know.
Mistress-Are you fond Of children?
Nursemaid-Nope. Are you?
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29
discriminating Evidence.

Employer-"Yes, may employ
you. but where are your references?"
eervant-"I tore 'em up"
Employer-"Tore them up? But
why?" ~
ssrvant-"You wouldn't ask. II
you'd read EN-"
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29

Too Weak to stand.
First Critic-Seems to me that the
humor Of Bronson's play is-er-well.
dragged In, 20 to speak.
Second Critic Dragged in!
Shouldn't wonder-it's unconscious.
Boston Transcript.
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29
WELL POSTED.

Rhodie-say. Joe. dere's one Of Do
best places dat Use got on me routs.
Joe-You don't say!
Rhodie-Yep. dem people always
buys ders wood sawed and split.
The Meeker herald., 1911-04-29

HOWARD 6. BURTON, ASsAYER : CHEMIST
LEADvILLE. COLORAnO.
diver. 7te: gold. sec; ,ins or Sopper u:
sUpjication. Control and umpire work So
Hcited Reference: Carbonate National Bank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
LEFT FALSE TEETH
IN ROOM At HOTEL.
Champion Absent-Minded Guest
Pulled Off Stunt at
left erson.

Without making his real identity
known even TO The oflcials Of Tia
motel, Q. Y Absentmind was recently
vas perfect. while registered at Tie
hntcl, ana he succeeded wondcrfullI.
%cll with his memory box until i,s,
before lie was TO take an carlv tr:inN
iltE ne pulled of one Of tho lclnnrl;
sue stunts OF his career. OF course
Nas INC hurry Of catching Tie tr:fii,
ti.e' caused return OF his charactc,-
Ely !anse, pnt lhat does not iielp mat
y! MI, Ahsentnlind left the upn,i
tnnH'ion q q perfectly good set OF false
LtGtH CAREFULLY placed OH Ills dresser
Were ne surely could not forget th9,ii
lie VAS probably many miles away
"H, us it"FthWard iourncd when IN,
"eliHoH handed tho key over the oesk
ahh renoricd the room 20 X" n,
.Feh iad not discovered the ,nastica.
.p'9 'nat had heen so nicely hidden
20 ~ VIC que course Of hotel business
ahother guest was last night assisn,.d
80 .,,g i9oii., formerly occupied by Al.
ssh Nltiho. ihe 10y who carried in hi,
srip mad moi left tile room wheu IA
ne" guest spicd me mai.ufactilt.".l
'iie.c take these along wjth voi,,
ne said, we a set that DON, como
out Evidently they SIRE the pioncriy
~ my predecessor" Very rirgeri,
inc boy took them 10 the desk On, l. !.
'hcm 70 the iosi anu fDund do,.,,
inent.' said william poindclfa, ' nni'ii,o
INC .u% VINO left them ma - uc,,d tiIn,,,
agAin wien he orders Il SOAK
Inc teeth are there Nnliinp IA. NJ
a bstntmlnd, hut tho Motel prCDIn ~
sornly AFRAID that he never ,vit VI.
mcmper where ne left ihcn!.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
SMALL RIOT CALL
. RESULT Of DANCE.
Youths Found to Be Continuing
Revelry by Fighting
in Street.

NJ j. Woodland ard w. W. Woodland
twin brothers, and c. J. Jones, OF North
Eighth street, Went TO a dance OH
Church Hill last night. and returned
home ~ way OF The First Police sta.
tion
'rhey were arrested by Policeman
Johnson on q charge % being disor.
derly and lighting III the street after
four telephone calls had been received
IN the station. each telling OF n young
riot near jefferson Avenue Onicers
from the four quarters were 1T once
Dispatched TO the scene The two
Woolards and Jones had their coats
OF and were struggling inanfully when
omcer johnson butted his figure into
the scene of action.
1t was at tho dance" said one OF
the Woolards. Tho leader had just
no!lered Swing Your partner on tho
balance and turn the one YOU left
behind was turning the one left
behind when some Ole wallopcd mo
In the back of the head landed in
the middle OF The lioor. No, I don't
know what he hit me for"
hen the scrappcrs ;adiourned 10
the street whsrc the battle ragged,
from all accounts. for sful half an
started from the .pcicnt rivalry Of
tic Eighth Street ana the Church Hill
camps. What became or tile dance
could not be learned as tho socirtv
reportcr had gone home and was lii
IN bed. and there was no one 10 take
his place, Nor could tic names or the
Young buds oyer whom the SCRAP oc.
Cured he learned
Inc three youths were bnilcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
------------------------------
RECOGNITION IN HEAVEN
DIR. wharton nn. Another Successful

DIR. Wharton Has Another Successful
Service mt Grove Avenue.
AS many people tried to secure seats
night as at any service during the
present series. although Monday is
usually regarded as an off night. Dr.
II. NJ Wharton. who is assisting Rev.
". c. James the pastor. preached on
Heavenly Recognition taking as his
text. Now know in part. but then
shall know even as also ] am known
At the conclusion OF the sermon there
were several professions OF religion,
and six persons united with the church,
making an accession Of fortyfivc to
church membership at Grove Avenue
during the series.
1t will be necessary for DR.. Wharton
to return to Baltimore on Thursday.
and the series will close Tomorrow
night. Tonight he will preach spo-
cial sermon TO young men, to VIII CHI
however. all arc invited his subject
being "Froln q Hogpen TO Heaven"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
PICTURE PICKETT
As ENEMY OF lee
Colonel Mosby Tells Of Painful
Meeting Between Them
After the War.

In an article In the April number
8 M Mmhses 81. MaEazine, Colonel john
dent between General Kobcrt y. Lee
ana General George Z. Pickett, oc-
curing some years after the close of
,ne war Between the states II makes
rSlcrehce to an arrest Of General
r.ckett on General Lees order. ana
SHOWS bad feeling between the TWO
Confederate leaders. The article IS en-
titled Personal Eccollections OF Cen
erai Lee, and is in part as follows:
] met General Lee a few times after
NE war, bu, the days Of strife were
Words he spoke 10 me. about two
months before his death. at n reception
that ,ras given 10 him in Aiexandria
When babe him good-by, he said:
Colonel. ! hope we shall have. no
In March, 1870. was walking across
the bridge that connected the Eallard
and Exchange Hotels in Richmond
and 70 my surprise met General lee
and his daughter. The general was pale
and haggard. and did lot look like the
a while went to his room; our con
versation was OH current topics. |
telt oppressed BY thc' great memories
mat his presence revived, and while
War, neither of US referred 10 II.
Meeting with Pickett.
Af,cr leaving his room met Gen.
Just been with Lee. lie remarked that
If would 30 with him he would call
ana pay iTs respects tot general, but
he did not want to be alone with him.
So ] went back with Pickett; the in
,crNiew was cold and formal. and cyi
IDENTIFY cmbarra ssing 10 both command
crs II was their only meeting after
the war
In -ew minutes ! rose and left the
room together With General Pickett.
He then spoke TO me very bitterly OF
General Lee, calling him that old
man"
ne had my division massacred at
Gettysburg.h Pickett said
We'll II made you immortal" re-
piled.
rather suspec, tina, Pickett gave
a wrong reason for his unfrcndly
feelings. In Mag, 1892, at the. univer,-
Sity Of Virginia, took breakfast With
Professor vcnable. who had been on
Lees staff. lie told me that some days
before the surrender at AppomattoX
General Lee ordered General Pickett
under arrest suppose FOR the Five
Forks affair I think the professor said
nc carried the order. ! remember very
we'll his adding that on the retreat
Pickett passed them. and that General
Lee said, With deep feeling:
is that man still with this army
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
POLICE COURT CASES

Florence nutler Goes to .Jnii for Nine
~ Days for Stealing silver MeshbaE.
Florence Butler, colored. charged
with stealing a silver mcshbag from
Nj. -. Bloom, was sentenced in Police
Court yesterday morning to spend
ninety days In Jail
Napoleon Bonaparte E,ubank, white.
was placed under 500 security for
twenty days on charge of stealing
coal from the Chesapeake and Ohio
Hallway Company.
Robert Pryor. colorcd, was sentenced
to sixty days in Jail on charge OF
stealing Il box Of cigars from L.
Panattuni. IIe appealed.
John Dance. charged with felonious-
~ assaulting Abraham Overflow, was
ordered held for tho grand jury
w. II. Thompson. colored, charged
with selling liquor without a license at
40 Mayo Street. was sentenced to sixty
days in jail and to pay a fine OF 500,
and was placed under $500 security for
tWelYc mOnthS. lie appcalcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
PATIENT IMB|BED
DOSE Of IMMINENT
Committee, However, Passes Up
the Usual Procedure of
Investigation.

Fighting shy OF Investigations and
the continued dragging Of the name
OF the institution through Il prolonged
inquiry, the Council Committee on Re-
llei OF the Poor last night authorized
Acting Chairman Umlauf to make an
investigation on his own account, take
Whatever steps are necessary to right
matters. ana report to the committees
Dr; Manfred Call Il member Of the
visiting staff of the City Home Hos
pltal IN letter TO DR.. Cabcll super
ntcndcnt, called attention to the man
her in which drugs were being dis
pcnsed at the institution. From in
iotinaiion sathered it seems that a
scribccd for him by DR.. Call a remedy TO
be taken internally. and Il linimcnt for
eN,ernal application. DR. Shook. as
S!stant superintendent and druggist or
the hospital got the bottles mixed. and
the patient took ii dose Of tho Eminent
by mistake.
Prevent HcpctitIon.
lor. Cabell reported that lie had al
ready looked into the matter: that ii
seemed simple error which was liable
- happen IN any drug store or hos
ne labelling OF bottles which he
hoped would prevent the recurrence
OF such accidents in future The COM
. m , decided q formal investigation
ing Chairman Umlauf 10 talk win m
Snook and see that sufficient warning
Were given chat such an accident would
not occur uga'n.
M; - subcommittee, headed by Dr..
Miller, reported favorably on tho Man
LOT establishing n training school for
nurses al the City Home Hospital The
comm tee reported frequent confer
oot ~ W. 'r; Geo Ben Johnston. head
o. me medical staff. that the present
iiorce or nurses is inadequate and tina
~ was the view OF those familiar with
s s matters that such a training
SNIiOOl as Is DrODOScI Ln
ated at no greater expense than tne
present salary list. An ordinance was
TO the Council for adopt.
ION anthorizing the committee 10
create SUCH u school for nurses
~ number OF improvements ia ,ho
nu! ~, we're discussed informative
h i,l NE committee will meet ut the
,r.o ~ ''ol within the next week or
s,a 20 go over each, after which a
speciai appropriation Will be asked for.
ihah!hS alterations and reDairs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
CITY is DIVIDED
FOR CANvASS|NG.
Committees Of Chamber Divide
Work on New Railroad
Among Trades.

Clairmcn OF the various committees
a ~ .hil to solicit stock subscriptions
w,x yh ',o tiehmond, Northern Neck Rail-
yesterday to perfect plan. ~ camo
paign for the $4,000 which II is ex-
pes.ed VIII be raised among the bust
some committees TO be appointed, but
nose named UP to this time TO canvass
a aar'ous kinds Of business Will begin
meeting VIII he held Thursday after
noon. when the chairmen Will report
'he result Of the first three days work.
.hairman T. NJ. Darlington. of the or
San!zntiou committee are as follows:
Grain. Hay. Grocers. Feed. Provi-
sion Merchnnts--s. T. Bcveridse. j. 1.
Antrim and G. - Coleman.
Shoes. Dry Goods and Notions-T D.
stokes 2. b. sydnor. ". b. Broaddus
zeal Estate and Wholesale Lumber
John G. Easlcy. f. T. Sutton. H. r.
Ellington j l.. Hill and II. S. Bins
Agricultural Observation-Disclosures d.
Crump, John Is. Purcell and O. H. Fun
stem.
Retail Merchants on Broad street.
/ o Miller samuel Cohen. John C;
Corlcy. Isaac Kaufman and Moses
!. Retail Merchants OH Main Street.
Manufacturers or Baking Powders.
Crackers. Pickles. etc--Gordon Wal
lace I'd Schmidt. y. ]. Parrish and
Jacob Cans
Railroad Supplies. Hardware. Paints.
Oils Machinery, Can Manufacturers
ctc--tlvn NJ. Smith. John Pinder. NJ
+. Marcusc and Walter Tanner.
Iron Industries dncludinE Stoves)--
II g. itcnnoids. T. 7. Harrison, j.
Randolph Marshall and Jonathan
Bryan
Hotels Coal Agencies. Livery. Har-
ness Vehicles. Automobile Agencies
ana Garay cs--I'rcdcrick T.. Noting
James " sharpe Langbournc NJ VIII
liams. Edmund StrudWick, Henry liar-
wood and Fritz Sittcrdinc
Tobacco Manufacturers. Flevorinr
Extracts, Flour and corn Mills. 81
Bryan i. l.. Reed and II 5. Tuck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
CHURCH MEMBER
WARNED P OIL | c {.
Young Girl Taken From Sister
at Alleged Questionable
Resort.

On information received through
three anonymous letters, each signed
In Church Member" Detective Ser
last night and arrested Carrie Gentry.
sixteen years old. OF Washington, a
few minutes after she entered the
Gentry. twcnty-siX years old, sister
of the young girl, who runs the house.
was also arrested. being charged with
running an objectionable resort
The anonymous letters stated that
the girl would arrive in Richmond at
Eiba station between and 10 o'clock,
and tie two detectives, visited every
train arriving over the Richmond.
Frederick burg and Potomac Railroad
until 1915 o'clock. when the girl ar
rived. ono Of the letters stated that
colored woman. or by short stout
man She was met. however, by her
sister. in closed carriage. and to-
Sether the two drove rapidly to the
followed TO Eighth and Broad. whore he
engaged the services of an automo-
bile arriving at the Mayo Street house
before the carriage. There he waited
watching Byrd Street Station. When
the latter came the two detectives
walked in. the house and placed both
the, proprietress and the young girl
under arrest.
Both Arc hailed.
~ hoth , broke down completely and
49,. nc tIIcT woman stated. ina
she had stoppcd at the house to change
her clothes and that she had intended
to take her sister to the home of Leon
ara Wells, Of 25oo East Grace Street,
who had promised TO care for her as
one OF his own children. Both We're
taken to the First Station. whittier Mr.
Wells was called. He gave bail for
both. and Carrie Gentry was taken to
his home.
1t is said that he cared for her some
years ago. before she went to Wash
ngton. The Young girls parents arc
dead dead, They lived formerly in Rich
On, Of the anonymous letters is as
Chief OF Police:
e.. pear -. There will arrive from
" asn'ngton, r. G.. at Elba station
Monday Monday March 20 between ana 10
ofiock an innocent girl fifteen years
oid, she has long black hair, coat
ana a RED turkey hat. and has black
eyes ana hair There will be a colorcd
woman or Il short stout man in the
depot waiting for her to take her 10
III, ;. MAYO street where her sister
BE 50 kind as to keep this letter
s snd III as i, will BENEFIT both yourself
csigncd, "a CJu,r,Cu Np,,,p,,r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
NEW STEWARD NAMED
j. a. PARSLEY In Charge OF Bus.ncs,

- ~ '"rslcH In Charge OF Business
~, Mems Club.
,..s ne no"rd Of directors OF tho Busi-
t''S Mtli Nlub Yesterday elected 4
n l,afslcN as chief steward. To take
p 81. AZ once Mr. Parsley was former
r [Ioi aIsist nu a steward At the jefferson
iii,,bI' "i'p ms recently been with the
"a, 80 i,;l,n iIotci IN Washington. He
nHs nishiN recommended by The man
naEctncmt OF the Jefferson and others
.,,,n NJ nave charge Of tho buying OF
n"pnlics ana al The culinary arrange
,,nchi OF the club. which is the fayoiit q
,unehlhS place for several hundred
business mon daily w
secretary G. r. Walford Jr.
TOOK charge about nifty active mon
ners nave been added To the roll, which
now numbers about G16 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
HARVEY HERE TO- MORROW
Noted Editor VIII Bc Recipient OF Social
Attentions

George Harvey Viii reach Richmond re-
turning North from Savannah. with a party
of fread., some ,:i.c io-morrow and be o.
the Jefferson Hotel during hts stay IN Rich.
mond.
Colonel Harvey VIII be rendered the hos
p!tni!t! OF the Wcstnoreland, Common
wealth and Country Clubs in Richmond.
and NH be taken for drive to principal
points OF interest, be asked to meet mum
Der OF pro:n!ncm; people and have his time
hled with engagements for every moment
during his stay.
lie comes TO Richmond Ct the invitation
OF The Equal suffrage League OF Virginia.
and Viii address that body in ,he JcHcr-
son Hotel auditorium tomorrow evening AZ
O'Clock.
The lecture will be entirety free. and .ho
public ~ invited 10 be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
LOOKING FOR HIRsCH
"an,ed in Circuit Court on chnrsc

"anred in Circuit Court on Charge OF
EA Contempt.
+, !, Shertf Mercer is looking for John
liirsch Judge Scott wants 10 sec
him
Several days. ago IN proceedings in
Inc CitE Circuit Court in the suit Of
verdict and judgment were entered in
the sum OF $500. y day or two ago
Marlborough secured an order from tho
court 70 summon Mr.. Hirsch to apneat
before Commissioner Il. 4. peyton 10
answer certain Undergraduates IIfrsch
IaHed 10 appear, and a rule was issued
Tor ms appearances. lie again failed 10
answer the rule, and Commits ioncr
court Yesterday, whercupon Judge
SCOTT issued an attachment directing
SSheritf Mercer to bring the person OF
CHARGES -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
SPEAK TWICE TO-DAY
Governor nnd superintendent to Al
dresH Srho0I OF .AErIculture.

Governor nnd Superintendent to Al
dress school of Agriculture.
Governor Mann will deliver Two adj
dresses Tomorrow. the one at the un-
yelling OF the memorial table, in honor
or Patrick Henry in old ST. john s
Caurch. the other before the Agricul-
tural High school at Chester.
The agricultural lectures TO be given
before the High School at Chester Will
be begun to-day. and will last until
Friday evening. Joseph d EgEleston.
.Ir.. Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton. will speak 10 the farmers to-
hight. and other addresses VIII be de-
livered during the four-day session OF
the institute.
In force TO receive the Governor and
other distinguished guests who will
be OIL hand TO offer addresses. Lunch :
con will be served by the citizens dailv
during the four days the institute will
be in session. The convention Will be
omen to all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
TRIALS POSTPONED
Oscar r.. Hines to nc Tried for Killing
Conway on ADriI IL.

Oscar y. Hines to nc Tried for killing
Conway on April IL.
The trial of Oscar Taylor Hines. the
druggist, charged with the killing of
Charles NJ Conway on December ~.
was; postponed in the Hastings Court
yesterday to April II The postpone
ment was granted owing to the en-
forced absence of T.. O. Wendenburg,
counsel for the defense. who is con-
nestled with the Tenney divorce case.
Hines pleads that lie killed Conway
in Sclf-defenSc.
The trial Of Frank Davis. white. who
appeals from sentence in Police Court
of fifteen days in jail on Il charge Of
petit larceny, was postponed to April
6 lie is charged with stealing $3.50
from j. ". Smither & Go. .--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
LUMBERMEN MAY COME
Annual Meeting May BE Held Here-yi.ito

Annual Meeting May BE Held Here-visito4
Talks Of Exhibits.
G. H. Houston, OF Chattanooga. mem
Der of the executive committee Of the Ma
Ional Wholesale Lumber Dealers Associa-
ton which has been invited to hold It's
nest annual meeting in Richmond was in
tho ct;y yesterday. and VIII report TO his
committee on The advtsa bilty OF holding
the convention here. Mr.. Houston Is also
prominent In tho Chattanooga nanufac-
turers' exhibit. and gave somes valuable sug-
gestions as to the organization OF a sim
liar institution here. He extended invi-
tation to the committee OF local manufac-
,urers. which probably VIII visit Chatta-
nooga later on 10 inspect the c1hib!,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
TARDY CORPORATIONS

Some In Virginia HIVE Not Reported to
Revenue Department.
The cases OF all delinquent corporations
who have not made reports OF their earn
inGs FOR 1910 TO the Office OF Collector NJ. x.
Lowry. OF the Second Virginia District In
ternnI Revenue Department. will be placed
in the hands OF the district attorney for
investigation. The time for filing the state
ments with the revenue department expired
March 1, and corporations now sending their
reports arc being pcnaliZed for their tardi-
ness
However the number OF dclinqucnts is few
and the local representatives of Uncle Sam
do not anticipate any great amount Of difh-
Guilty with Virginia concerns.