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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
STA re LICENSES
HELP TREASURY
Liquor Privileges Furnish Near
" llalf Of Income OF This
Glass.
onE OFFICER TO VIRGINIA
War Department Will Assign
Man for Service With State
Militia.

considere bly, more than million
dollars will flow into the State trens-
ury from license taxes paid on or
about May l of this year, Some OF
these receipts paid just before, the day
named, when all State licenses in Vir-
sinia expire have already been sent
IN by tho county and city treasurcrs,
but the bulk will NC forwarded TO tho
Auditor OF Public Accounts during tho
next SIX or eight weeks. With large
amounts in hand, many treasurcrs
prefer to settle promptly. although,
they are not required to do so Until
Nearly half of tile totaIilicense taxes
received by the State come from the
sale of liquor Tho AUDITORS rcport
lor last year shows that from July !.
leae, TO July l.l?lo, the amount real
lied from licenses other than liquor
was s679.T?a.l1, while from liquor
licenses 1t was S520.I9oIi. 1t is a
coincidence that the last five ngures
IN each total should be Identical, hut
SO II appears in tho report correctly
auded III entirely separate columns
More Saloon. Now.
For two reasons. The liquor taxes
this year will be larger than those of
last year-therc arc now moro sa !.
looms In the State than one year ago.
and the tax is greater for a portion
81 The year. True. the higher license
imposed by the last LeSislat urc was
In effect OH May l, 1910. when tho bulk
Of the licenses arc paid. but there is
always some income throughout the
year from those who go into business
q fter May and before the next simi :
lar date. and there was some income
OF this sort under the old law In last
years report
For the six months ending Deccm.
Der RI. 1909, the liquor licenses
amounted to s14.s?o.aS, while for the
six months ending June 90. 1910, they
were $506lOSl3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
ME mo RIAL DAY
PLANS APPROVED
Confederate Organizations to-
Take Part in Exercises at
lakewood.
GENERAL cox THE ORATOR
l Il to Fire Salute as
Floral Design Starts Down
James River.

f. r. Lee Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams. last night approved tho pro-
gram for the onkwood Memorial Day
exercises for next Wednesday as pre-
sentcd by Colonel w. b. Freeman
chief marshal. Preliminary TO The an
nual exercises at the cemetery, me-
mortal services will be held TO- morrow
night in Trinity Methodist Church. o
which all Confedorat c organizations
are invited. The parade Wednesday
afternoon will he in charge of Leo
Camp. General William Runin Cox
will be tho orator or the day. and tho
opening prayer will be offered by Rev.
James Power Smith. u. u. Mayor D..
c. Richardson Will preside. aud itoy.
II. a. Goodwin will pronounce the ben
cdiction. after which there will lie "a
military salute and taps.
The chief marshal has selected the
following personal staff: Chief. Major
j.. T. Christian. Rev. I.anton II. Mason,
+. A. Catlin. Captain John A. Hutche-
son, Or. T. L. Stratton. pr. G. Dcanc.
a. c. Nelson Il. II. Courtney, w IT,.
Shcrvin. L. G. Sutherland. dctach-
ment of mounted police, the First Bat
TALON. First Regiment Virginia Infan-
try; the Richmond IIowitzers camps
of Confederate Veterans and Sons OF
Confederate Veterans Will report TO
the chief marshal at Twenty fifth and
Broad Streets. Wednesday at 3:30 +. NJ.
order of Parade.
The column will move in tho follow
ing order promptly att O'Clock
Mounted police, chief marshal and
stan, band. First Battalion. First Mir
Einla Infantry. Major l.. r. Price COM
manding: Richmond Howitzcrs. Cap
IN in "a n-- f
Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans:
George Z. Pickett Camp, Confederate
Veterans, camps Sons OF Veterans car
riagcs containing the orator and dis
tinEuished guests. Hollywood Senior
and Junior Memorial Associations
Richn.-d Chapter. Unitci daughters
OF the Confederacy; Oakwood Memo
rial Association and other Confederate
organizations. The line of march will
be along nroad Street and Thirty
fourth Street 20 Oakwood Avenue and
thence to the cemetery.
Al the conclusion OF the exercises
at the cemetery. members OF the as
socia tons and their guests will he es-
cortcd 10 the Old Dominion wharf
where they will witness the launch
ing Of n floral flag to the memory OF
the Confederate Sailors. The lIowit-
zcrs. stationed on LIBBY Hill. Will fire
a salute and again taps will he
sounded.
AZ the next meeting OF the camp a
picture OF Colonel r. 3. Boston, Fifth
Virginia Cavalry, who vas killed a.
High Bridge. April 6. 1851 will be
presented by Congressman john Lamb
and accepted for the camp by Attor-
ney- General Samuel w Williams
Final arrangements also will be made
for the trip to tho reunion a Little
Rock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
CHURCH ORGANISMS URGE
MORE DIGNIFIED MUSIC
Virginia Chapter Of American Guild to Rigidly
Censor Programs and Eliminate Light
and Frivolous Selectinns

s number Of ptominen, church or
snnists OF this city and Norfolk nave
recently organized what Is known as
the "Nirg mia Chapter Of The tineri.
can Guild Of Organis,s, and ii is cy-
rnetyd that church music IN gsuotal
and organ music in partitnlar wiii
receive docidcd irnne,ns from tho
formation q this nov braneh 81 tho
snild. which includes practically q,
eer,' ORGANISE ~ prp,nnence both 81 the
Cniicd Sta,nH and Canada
The motto Of tho guild Is snii 30
GloriF." and its nbisc's arc u adyanco
me Cause Pf woFihY ohuch music ~
elevate re. stanis Of church otgan-
lists: 70 increaae th"!r apprecia,I5n 81
their responsibili,tos. duiicg ana op
| portuiities - cpir!gctnrs nj i,..otahir,i
ana % oh,air Observation-Disclosures, ~
their position from the an,horities ~
me church % raise the efHc!cn5, az
( crsanirtS By Il sart"F ~ namirr,fions
and rert'ilrates, ane ty tia fos,erin I.
al solo organ pldSnf
] ~ II pr3prsed ir i:,yt ny.st ,e,t,sJ.
'hf nlbi'c setvfta HI I'M i.iti,s 4, :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06

Wherever permission can he obtained.
three Of these services having al
Feady been arranged for III This city,
and three in Norfolk. Tho first public
aeryice hero will he given In the
Craze street Presbyterian Church on
MhSiis st this service the combined
cholrs Of three prominent churcncs Will
rhrtieiratc, and there viii be a NUM-
hor Of organ selections, each one OF
Which ~iil he played by n different
orEantst Only music of a dignihed.
"biMchiH character will he allowed by
the guild. and II Is proposed To rigidiy
censor the programs and eliminate
AZ music of q light and frivolous ma :
ture
Tho cfisers of Tho Virginia Chapter
aFc. Dean j. J. Miller, Norfolk sub
dean. Lealic + Watson. Richmond
secretary, Ernest Cosby, Richmond:
registrar. W. X. faakcr, Richmond;
treasurer, " IL Zones. Norfolk: IL
hrarian, g. WiIfarned. Roanoke: au.
hiiorg, w r.. Howe, Norfolk ;shep-
nerd Webb Richmond: Chaplain. REV.
.. Clay Liliy Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
( CONTRACTOR LIABLE
.Imr! In riankett Damage Suit Holds !
CITY IInrmlcss.

Jury In riankett Damage Suit Holds
City Harmless.
Verdict for damages In tho sum Of
$4,000 was rendered. by the jury in the
City Circui, Court YESTERDAY in tho
suit of William NJ. Plunkett against
tho city OF Richmond and L j. smith
& Company. Incorporated. Tho vcr-
dict holds T. j. Smith & Company pri-
marily liable.
Motion of tho defendants TO set aside
the verdict contrary to the law and
evidence was continued for later arr
gunent. The case WAS once before
Tried, resulting in hung jury.
Mr. Flunkctt, who was a railway
mail clerk by profession. claims that
he was walking a tho intersection OF
Twcntieth and Q streets. whom he fell
into an excavation made by Smith g.
Company for a city sever At that cor.
nor His wrist was broken. He claims
that tho hoistInS derrick and other
apparatus ohscured tho electric light
otherwise not properly lighted and
bsrrlcaded so as to prevent accidents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
Property. Trnnsfcr..

Deeds Of bargain and sale recorded
yesterday IN the clerks Office OF the
Chancery Court show the following re-
cent transfers OF property:
Jerry a1oraJno and wife to Jacobs s.
Levy, store buildings 1915 North
Eighth street. lot fronting 80 feet G
inches. The deed tax shows a pur-
chase valuation of $1,000
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
rany. property at 153S. 1910 and 15i2
East Main street, and 1907 East
Franklin street, the deed tan showing
a purchase valuation Of S2I.40o.
Jacobs & Levy TO Jerry Morano.
brick dwelling 400 East Main street.
lot fronting 90 feet inches, purchase
valuation, $4,000. ,ygs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
TRY CHILDREN
In AFTE R MOO N
;Umlauf Offers Plan for Juvenile
Court Without Extra
Expense.

Councilman U1nlauf sen, n the
clerks table in the Common Council
Sast night for reference TO the Council
Committee on Ordinance. Charter and
Reform an ordinance 20 regulate the
trial and hearing before the Police
Court of the city OF all cases against
minors under IL years of age, charged
with any criminal oaense, or Of otncr
rases against minors, or concerning
their care, custody, maintenance or
support Il provides that such hear
,ings shall be held IN the private office
aof the Police Justice. on Tuesday and
J thursday afternoons of each week. al
o'clock. Al this special afternoon
court all cases involving minors are
10 be heard, and also cases Involving
"A the nonsuppor. OF wife and children
and concerning the care. custody
maintenance and support of q wife
AND children. All persons are 10 bt
excluded except attorneys representing
interested parties. witnesses and reia-
rivcs. the ordinance to take effect from
its passage.
The rarer IL in accnrdancs with the
Views expressed recently by a Joint
committee from the Police BOARD and
Juvenile Protective Association. which
recommended that in lieu of the eX-
pense of the maintenance of sepa
rate Juvenile Court. there he created
2 special hour twice week for tbs
hearing of such cases as would prop
crly come before . Juvenile court. and
that they be heard before the Justice
az the Police Court in chambers,
Tho roll call for petitions and mo-
lions not heinE reached, no action was
taken on the paper last night It will
later be referred TO the Committee on
Ordinances Charter and Reform
where a public hearing win be held
on the merits 81 tho rlan proposed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
SALESMAN MISSING
j. l.. Wilson Acts Strangely, and 1t
L. lnileaed q q l cd u

j. l.. Wilson Acts Strangely, and II
Ii Believed Tic lis Dcmcnfcd.
.. l. Wilson, OF baltimore. a travel :
ing salesman for the smith Premier
IT Was reported yesterday to tho no
lice and 1t is Nbelicvcd that ho
is Grmcnied. Iio waS last seen near
Forest iill whittier he was driven
by sympathizcr, after lie had been
nut off train ~ Bon Air lie said
he was seeking some place whore peo
rle we're killed. and he seemed desir
Gus Of being accommodated in that
direction.
lie is described as being FIVE feet
nine nchns tall $40 pounds in weight
and as having smooth face and light
cnmpleX ion lie Is ihirty-four years
cid When last seen he wore a dark;
brown aiiit and a brown derby. nc
arrived in Richmond on May l. The
rerort Of his DISAPPEARANCE was made
to the police by II. T., Gordon of the
local branch Of tho typewriter COM
rany. aai 533
TWO friends OF the missing man
w@ntto south Richmond last Night to
aid In tho search for him. hut moth
irE was learned If his wherea bouts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
POLICE COURT CASES
Two Alleged Cocaine Dealers Sent on |
H., ~ GRIND Jury. +tf

Two Alleged Cocaine Dealers Sent on
70 GRIND Jury.
John Warner coiorcd. charged with
selling cocaine was sent on to the
grand jury from Police Court yester-
day morning. Like disposition was
similar offcnse.t
Tho case against Frank Anthony.
and George Bullock, suspected Of
houscbreaking. was con tinucd to May
Willie Whitciand Cecil Harris. coll
ored, suspected OF a felony, will ne
heard on May 10. sse5
Edmond Ford colored, charged with
cutting Garfield Lewis. was fined 500
months. 5s s.Ie pis
r,thc! TAYLOR. colored. was fned $40
and placed under 500 security for
nnety days on5a charge q assaulting
Katie i,mlliam With a bottle. 49, AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
R,,Il,Iipr Permits,

M EulCinE and rcpair pernnts werc
Issued yesterday as follows:
Mrs y T. t;odlin 10 repair frame
dwelling. aos North Thirty-hfth street.
to cost $3.50 is
4 George ~. Waiford, to repair a
frame dwelling. zoos East Broad
Street 10 cost $3.50. s
Patrick II Robinson to repair a.
frame dwelling, 500 North First street.
to cos $500. s4 4ff+
! Margaret e, Cannon 10 repair a
brick store. 121 East Broad Street. to
cost $3.50,
p. Henderson. to repair a frame
dwelling SIS East Baker street. to
cost 5125 i4 li4t r4atG. 5ill3l4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
. SuRRENDERs CHARTER

s?IRdison Club. President "f Which WAS
Recently Convicted, Crn-rs 10 Exist.
Answering "a r,iic for his appearance.
y the musings Court -. show ',ause
located at 1lo East Franklin street.
sholIld not ha revnk cd. \ +. Donald.
fnrmer president ps thai club an
reared YESTERDAY y ths Iinstines
Court and consented. following the
,sua1 motion Of the t'ominonwn1lth's
itttornnv 10 N" revocation of The
charter
I Donald was convicted in Police
Court some time ago Of running a
- milling house: IT 10 said that tic
club afterwards dtsgnlvod
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
nur Liquor I.iccnsc,s.

The George ~. FIundley Company,
Incorpora ted. Yesterday completed the
purchase of the state and city Honor
licenses Of Frank H. Schmidt. of .
South Fifteenth Street. to be trans
lfcrrcd to the fcompanl's place of bust
ness at 6t4 Fast Broad Street. In the
Hastings Court the order transferring
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
FIRST TO CLOSE
Union Seminary Commencement Sc,
mon In Chnpcl sunday Night

mon In Chnrcl sunday Night.
The harcalaurcate sermon will ne
preached In the seminary chahel To-
morrow morning at u o'clock by Rev
Seal /. Anderson, II n. OF Winston
salem :. c. The annual address IL
the Society nf Missonarv inquiry will
be Delivered in tho seminary chapel
to-morrow night at S O'clock by Reg.
i2rhcrt w smith, -. y, Of Louisville.
Ky
viii he given on wednesday al u a.
NJ ~ Rev David J. Woods. Of Blacks
burg. and nc exercises Of tho ninety
ninth annual session Will he brought
I" close ~ That lime with the award
nf The diplomas and degrees 10 the
graduating class The public is cor
daily invited 10 attend all thczc excr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
WANTS PAY FOR ELECTION
----.atI Ion, SQn.

md Power Company for $500.
Trial began yesterday in the City
Circuit Court OF the suit of Frank r..
Zones against the Virginia. Railway
and Power Company, for DANA ges in
the slim OF 800.
Mr.. Jones boarded street car zoin \
castward,y at Twelfth and Main
streets. and rendered 2 coin In pay
ment OF his fare. Some alterca tion
arose with tho conductor over the
question Of change. the npshot being
Mr. Jones was suminaril% elected from
tho car.
The company ella inns that his ar6n-
ment with the conductor was disor-
derly conduct objectionable to other
passengers. and fully iustifYins his
election. Mr.. Jones will present his
Side Of the case today tE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06

Larkin ". Glazchronk. Jr. who vas
op4ratad IN for appendicitis at the
Virginia Hospital several DAYS ago
anp who has pecn quite III. was great
" iTnnForeG Yesterday. and II now OH
The road e recovery Mr. Glazebrooi
lis q well known ana popular young
man in political circles. ard nea-s Of
his st.ady Improvement has been most
gratifying to his friends. He will re-
main IN the hospital however. FOR sew
oral weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
TcxD. Trip ProatnbJc.

CAPTAIN Charles NJ. East. adiutant
Of the First Infantry has made his
official report to the Admtant General
on his recent trip to The camp a San
Antonio lie was assigned 10 duty
tcrnth Infantry. and WAS given a cor
dial welrpme. He regards tho expert
enca as ~ untold beneflt to every OIL
Ger SO fortunate as TO he detailed. His
oxperiences were apparently entirely
different from those OF Captain j. G.,
Wis. with the field artiilerN for the
latter found no organized system of
instruction for tho officers OF his
branch Of The service
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
Snys She Sfnlc q plnnls

Wfsley Eeckar. colored woman.
~aE arrested las, night IN a charge 81
h'eaiinr lot ~ Mood from ,hc ches ).
srfske and OHIO Railway Conrany.
Ant WesleT is si%t-+fivc Years Nd ara
"as Therefore. here during he civil
WAr. she says that the lot ~ wood
CONSISTED % one plank alittIHH nlank
~ that 7
charge Of carving Garfield Lewis Both
arc colored tI iiE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
GET ONE OFFICER
Regular Army Iufnntrymnn VIII he
nCfuilcl an 1-gr,rt,I,,


Detailed ia firEiniR.
IN communication received yes
terday at the Adjutant Generals Office
from the War Department, (, is an
inc new increased officers law. but
one officer OF the regular army will he
assigned TO each State and Territory.
The hill was designed to increase tho
number of officers in the army. with
the idea that they should be assigned
70 the militia for purposes OF instrdc-
ton. i
However. tho communication contin-
ueos. as the vacancies in the army are
filled. the number given to n State
Will be added to, hut in no case will 1T
eNGee d.. Sne officer for each regiment
try or tho equivalent of other troops
It Is not regarded as likely however,
that there will tic officers TO spare so
until there is further legislation look
Ing to an increase In the commsi-
stoned ranks
rIun Of Assignment.
No officers Will he regularly assigned
save those of the infantry branch,
The only exception TO this is Rhode
Island. where all tho troops are coast
artillery, and where an ofncer OF that
artillery and coast artillery officers
Will he ASSIGNED TO stations where 1t
Is expected they Will operate to tho
best advantage. eA E
as NC. ollcerS assigned to state VIII
report to the Governor. but they will
be available for the purpose Of CON
tdnctinG United St1tcs inspections II
the National G,iar.i Tho states will
he al no expense Tor quarters. light,
fuel or medical attendance for these
officers. hnt must pay travelling en-
prnscs while they are or the states
business. The assignment will he for
two years, with a possible extension
of not moro Than two years additional.
There Will be M change in ,thc
status Of tho retired officers now OH
duty with tho organized militia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
NET REVENUE LOWER

tfnrfcIk nnd westerns March Report
shows Loss Over March. 1910.
ne net cT%ra;irg revenue or tho
Sorfolh and Western Railway for the
month ~ March, according toa state
aren't issued Yesterday by Comptroller
laierh NJ. Coke shows z. decrease o.
S3.2.6i7h2 or 20 per Cert. as oon,pa red
with March 1a1n Nnt opnrnt,ng rev-
cnne from July a to March Ri. tle FRS.
nire months &c the hsral Year show
g decrease ot salTs046.of. rr sIier cent.
aS .cnmrared With TIE preccdiiig PERIOD
ending March 2laltHio M1nr total cp-
Grating revenue for March iecrcasen
? re- cent, while there vas Z, Sli.it
:hrreafe in operating crpcn<ee 's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
Renew. ,rurrhy,. license.

Renewal of tho state liquor license
was yesterday granted in the lust
iings Court to Murphy's Hotel, lame $
John I Powers. one Of the bartenders
charged with selling liquor to a minor,
Robert 6. Jones, of Petersburg. was
dismissed Thursday Ln the Hastings
Court. and there was no objection to
the renewal. t,s X. II hts x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06

n meetinE of The delegates of po.l
= travellers Protective Association 10
the state convention which will con.
Nene in panviile. Will be hold tonight
performances The required u,imher
o. delegates has not yet been secured
and Secretary H.rwoo1 is.4ready ~
commission any iiicrnbar Of the post
Y no cares 10 attend h N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
ncformcrs Reltcen.cd.

The Grand Fountain OF tho United
Order Of True Reformers. whose. IL
censc was suspended on October Is.
1910 was rnlicensad yesterday by Dep
uty insurance Commissioner JE y.
Brenaman. The announcement that
this would he done was made In The
Times Dispatch last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06

4 fec NJ $1,000 Was received yester-
day by the state Corpora ton Commits
sion from ne George 4. Fnller Com
rany. q New York concern, which took
out n license 10 do business In Nir-
giuia y. Is the builder OF tho struc-
inre for tho Life Insurance Company
Of yirginia. and 4 bidder on the First
National Bank building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
HALE YEAR IN JAIL
Llr.l. .s.okea THROWS Mc,.rlf .. Mercy

I,fnIfc stOKcH 'Thr0WH UcFNrIf IN WerCv
3a az Court md EetH Light Sentence. y
Charged with maliciopsly wonndinE
Mamic5Le Han. Lizzie Stokes. colcred.
yesterday morning in the Hastings
Court pleaded guilty to unlawful
wounding. and threw herself on the
fenced 10 slx months In jail and 10
pay fine Of cent
t Charles Smith, colored, pleaded not
guilty to the charge Of bnrglarious1y
entering tho homo of Charles f;adsden
and stealing therefrum s43 worth OF
property. hut was convicted by the
jury the verdict being seven Years in
the pcnitcntiary. He was sentenced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
To Prcnch nj uumnfnn,

'rha REV J.I. Wicker. pastor Of
leisn street Baptist CliDrth. will be.
Tursdag nAXt. He will preach 10 his
own crngT egetion II the usual hour
Illii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
WIN capItnI pcople.

state Mineral Land Assessor James
q, Stnne OF Bristol was an official
visitor at the Capitol yesterday.
Governor Mann Twill go to Relona,
Powhatan county, this evening, to de-
liver an cduca tional address Tonight.
ON May . hn VIII make a similar
speech In Ma thews county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06

Samuel s. Elam. woll- ku"wn mere h
business circles was operated on ~
Dr.. stuart Mcclure Al 81 Lilscs Hos
pltai Wednesday night; Ills condition.
yesterday was mich improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
Suit Instit1,ted

Suit was instituted yesterday In the
Law and Equity Court by ". L. War
Ing against the Continental Casualty!
Company for llama yes laid at $780,
The Law and Equity Court will open
its May torn on Monday morning at311
o'clock 5; 55lf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06

Qualities nv Administrators. lif
Y Herbert S. Riddell qualified yester-%
istrator OF the estate of Mary Bertha
Riddell. The estate is valued at $3.50. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
petition IN nankr,,ptcr,

in bankrnptcy in the United States
District Court YESTERDAY His tahiti
ties are named at $T94.5l. with no as
sets, Ills Indebtedness consists most
iy OF running accounts.