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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
LIABLE TO PENALTY
nIrny Corporations Fail to Make Re-
port TO Government.

Corporations of the Second Virginia
Collection District OF the United States
Internal Revenue Department who do
not make a report Of their net and
gToss earnings for the year OF 1910 to
the Office ofACollector ~. X. Lowry be-
h fore the close Of business tomorrow
might Will eliabie 10 severe penalty,
These reports are necessary that the
!, government may assess the concerns
!crar the corporation tax. which Will be
:te.yable before July l.
u. Al the office OF Collector Lowry yes
5terday it was said that about co per
cent. of the corporations of this dis
sI'lct have fled their statements
Heavy fines. including terms OF i'm
prisonment, arc provided by statute
against officers Of companies respon-
.Hible for making known their earnings
] to the revenue department
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
RATE CASE WILL
Be ARGUED TO-DAY
Washington outhern Appeal to
Be Heard-Severa Cases
Postponed.

IN the Supreme Curt or Appeals
OF Virginia, which resumes its ses-
sions this morning. the first case on
INC docket is that of the Washington
southern hallway Company against the
commonwealth. on an appeal from n
decision of the State Corporation Com
mission. This will DC argued by Hill
Sarter Tor the railroad, ana by AS
s'stant Acknowledgement Richard IS.
Davis for the commonwealth.
The case involves the passenger rate
OF the road. which is part OF the Rich
mond Wa shington line. running from
teuantico to the south end of Potomac
i'riuse. II was not Il party to the pro-
ccedlnSs whereby the other trunk lines
OF the State We're allowed to charge
- cents per mile. but later on 1t
MED petition asking for n rcstora tion
OF the old 3-ccnt rate. Following a
nearing. the Corporation Commission
denied the petition, but entered an
order permitting the . IL cent rate 10
ne charged Not satisfied with this.
the ashington- Southern took an an
peal
The record was not ready a, the
November term. and a postponc,ncnt
was mad at the January term. Arru.
ment VIII be had, however, -,iay. Thc
iNchfnond, f'rcdericks burg and Po-
toniac, the other principal part OF the
Richmond Washington SYSTEM has pro-
ccedings pending involving the same
point. The real object is to secure a
maintenance OF the Scent fare on the
systems through busincsa
Other Cases Postponed.
a continuance Will be had In the
appeal OF +. G. Thornton, the convict,
ed charlotte county banker, who was
sentenced to term in the pcniten
tiary. The case Will either be post :
poned TO the September term or else
VIII be removed to Wythevillc for
hearing in June
because OF the illness Of Robert q.
scott no hearing will be had at ms
term IN the case OF tho Williams Print
ing Company against Clyde W. sam
ders, The latter secured Judgment
lor Sl,6o0 in a SANDER suit arninst
inc printing house and a man named
ODER who was publishing a pamphlct
printed by the Williams PRINTING, Com.
panE The suit Will go over to the No
vember term
me term will probably last unti,
about the end or March A big batch of
decisions is expected on March 0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
lee M ClUNG TO
ADDRESS BANKERS
Treasurer Of the United States
to Speak Here at Banquet
on April Z.

ss+ Lee McClung, treasurer of the United
/. states has accented an invitation 10
deliver the principal address at a ban
Duet which Will be given at the JEFF
ferson Hotel on the evening Of April
81 by Richmond Chapter, American In
z Etltute OF Banking. Omcers and di-
rcctors Of al the local banks Mil at
tend, giving Mr.. McClung an audience
Of about $50 at the dinner. II H. Mac
Michael, Of Pittsburg, president OF the
American Institute Of Banking has
been invited and II is probahlc that
other distinguished people will be ask
n eli 20 speak.
committee consisting OF w. NJ Ad-
Olson, Clinton J.. Williams and George
IL. Keesec saw Mr.. Mct,lung in Wash
Sinetpn. returning home yesterday
morning with the announcement that
he would come here in April. The
Treasurer Of the United States was
with the Southern for n number OF
years before his election as treasurer
of Yale University in 1904 lie was
{nssistantto the second vice-presidcnt
and later became assistant fret Ght traf-
{fic manager OF the Southern. lie left
EYrle in 1909 to become Uncle Sans
treasurer, yet there arc probab bly,
thousands Of people in this country.
Who remember him only as the star
half back on the Yale football eleven
in 1891. He is a native OF Knoxville,
Tenn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
BLUES ASSOCIATION
Clarence Wyatt Reelected presidc,t
nj Annual Meeting

inc annual meeting Of the Richmond
Light Infantry Rlucs' Association was
hcld last night in the associat ton rooms
al the Blues Armory. 1t was probahIv
Inc most largely attended meeting OF
me organization held In years and
the reports of the officers. cspeciniiw
mat or the treasurer, which showed the
financial affairs of the association 10
be IN excellent condition, were received
With marked qualifications
Captain Clarence Wyatt president ~
the associations, presided Election Of
officers ror the ensuing year was the
most imp.rtnnt business TO occ,rpy the
attention of those present The fol-
lowing officers were re-cIected.
Clarence. Wyatt. president; George W.
warren rfce-president Robert r.
Alunford, Jr., secretary; f. G. Earnest
assistant secretary; Stuart Cooke
treasurer. '-N'
The president was authorized to an
point committee of twelve, repre-
senting the various periods during the
life OF the organization, to start an Or
ganized campaign for membership. The
association now has about $50 mem
bors on its roll and 1t is hoped TO in
crease this number through the EFFORTS
Of the committee to be appointed.
After the business session refresh
ments were served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28

Run down by an automobile driven
by DR., w. T., Broaddus, Of Glen Allen.
Walter Coleman nine years old, of 313
West Broad street. was seriously in
jurcd early last night ut Monroe and
Broad Streets. and his death at the
Memorial Hospital. where he was taken
almost immediately after the accident,
is hourly expected.
The boy Neutrality-suspicious. when lifted
from the ground by DR.. Broaddus and
was still unconscious when the latest
report from the hospital was received.
His squll is fractured at the baser
Aftcr administering temporary
treatment and calling in another ply
stefan TO his assistance DIR. Broacldus
went to the Second Police Station in
company with Policeman Porter. and
there simple accident report was
written out against him. He was in
formed, however, that a charge might
be preferred against him, and it is
proba bic that a warrant Will be Issued
against him to-day, certainly If the
child should die.
Dnrtcd IN Front of Car.
Or. Broaddus was driving home from
his office at :.2l East Broad street,
and was accompanied by p. G. ONO
hundro, also of Glen Allen. when the
accident occurred. He was crossing
Broad Street, at the intersection OF
Monroe and was running, it Was stat
ed by himself and by Mr. Omohundro
at the rate of five or six milts an
hour. He blew his auto horn several
times for street clearance and had
reached the north side OF the street
when suddenly small figure darted in
front Of his machine. The boy he
said, had run from the northwest corn
cr. and before he could stop was d.
rectly in front of him.
The emergency brakes were applied
but 1T was moment too late. The
right fender Of tho machine struck the
child. and hurled him out into the
street. The automobile was brought 10
81 halt almost immedia tely. and both
DR.. Broaddus and Mr.. Omohundro got
out OF the machine to go to the aid of
the child lying still III tile middle of
the street. They pick ed him up and
carried him into the Saunders II unit
Drug Company's store. on the south
west corner. The child was uncon-
scious and breathing heavily.
DR.. Broaddus called DIR. j. Fulmer
Bright to his aid, and then called the
city ambulance. Both responded. 1T
was seen, however. that the boys in
juries were serious, and when the city
ambulance arrived 1t was deemed best
to have him taken to the Memorial
Hospital. He was taken away at once.
Went First to Station.
DR.. Broaddus went to the Second
Station, whence. after the formalities
had been gone through with. he de-
parted for the hospital. He asked that
everything possible be done for the
child: that no expense be spared. The
boy was placed on the operating table,
end an operation was performed to
relieve pressure on the brain. Practi-
cally no hope. however, was held out
for his recovery.
Mrs. Jennie, Coleman. the boys
grandmother, with whom he had been
living for some time. was appriscu OF
the accident. and soon arrived at the
hospital. The boys mother, Mrs.
Maude Coleman, Of 2l0s Taylor Street,
also came to the hospital. She is a
widow, with two children, OF whom
Walter was the elder. Both mother
and grandmother broke down and
wept bitterly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
MOHAWK CLAIMS
4 SOON TO Be PAID
Distribution to Be Made to Sup
ply Lien Creditors Of
Trigg Works.

Partial settlement or the long liti-
cation growing out of the reccivership
Of the William X. Trigg Company has
been effected by a decree entered by
Judge Grinnan in the Chancery Court
In compliance with a decision recently
rendered by the United States Supreme
Court. The result will be the distri-
button to supply lien creditors of SaSt =
Sl9.i7.
who furnished material and supplies
used in building the United States
revenue cutter Mohawk. When the
lTrigS works failed the government
took over the vessel as 1t stood. aud
had it completed elsewhere. Many
creditors came in and illed supply liens
for which the Supreme Court has now
decided the govern mcnt is liable. The
Chanccry Court, therefore. enters 4
decree directing the Federal govern
ment to deposit $cS1.Si947 to th, ere
dit OF the court in The National Bank
of Virginia Whenever the money is
paid over, the court orders its distri
button to fifty or more creditors with
interest, being settlement In full of all
these claims, The decree approves
claims OF So,30e,59 for expenses ANA
costs OF administrations: $205.SI6.1l for
the original supply liens. and S79,945.S6
for interest thereon.
There is to be Il further distribution
on a similar basis Of $699.l being
the amount of supply liens with inter-
est on the armored cruiser Galveston.
which was in course OF construction
here when the shipbuildinS firm fail
ed, Although many claimants have
come in and taken part in the costs OF
the suit the papers remain In the
name Of S IL. Hawes & Company
against the William r. Trigg Company.
There are n number Of claimants Who
have a larger interest than those of
S. II. Halves & Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
AFTER NEW MEMBERS
Chamber Of Commerce to Go After All
business Men In City.

With lnrge attendance, the Cham
per or Commerce committee on mem.
bership met at the Jefferson Hotel
last night. After discussing plans Tor
a systematic canvass Of the city, a list
OF all individuals and firms was read
ana divided among the members. who
will meet at the Jefferson one woe,,
hence.
This method will be in vogue un.il
an business men of the city proper
and the Southside have been afforded
the opportunity Of becoming members.
Those who already have made up their
minds TO become members Of the cham
Der are requested to send in their an
plications at once to the business man
ager, thereby facilitating the work
OF the committee and acting as an IN
decided.
The indications are that the addi-
tional number necessary to bring lie
membership of the chamber TO /. 900
will be obtained within the next few
weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES TO
UNITE IN LENTFN SERVICES

Union services In the Episcopal
Churches in Richmond during Lent
VIII be as follows
Monday, ST. Marks; Tuesday. Grace
Church; Wednesday. Holy Trinity and
Monumental; Thursday, ST Pauls and
Holy Comforter; Friday, ST James and
ST, Johns; Saturday. All saints and
81. Andrews.
These services will begin on Thurs
day. March 9.
Every Tuesday night at o'clock as
follows:
March T. ST. Johns; March ii. ST..
Pauiis; March 81 Grace Church, March
2s, All saints. April f., 81. Andrews.
APRIL II. Holy Trinity.
At the Tuesday evening services Of
ferinss Will be taken for the new
Church of the Ascension Highland
Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
! CASE COMPROMISED
stnte Itctu. &i00 10 Bondsmcn Of
4e+ .rfN H. l.. Martin,

stnte Nctu- X, sioo 10 Bonusmcn Of
X. L.. Martin.
- a compromise was reached yester
day in the ancient suit Of T. II Mar
tin and 4. d, McCray against Morton
Marye. Auditor of Public Accounts, on
payment or $500, the suit being dis
missed. Martin and McCray were. on
the bond Of r, l.. Martin in the sum
Of $500. indicted for selling liquor IL
legally. They claimed TO have de-
livered bin to custody Of the court on
Angus. s. 1900, when the case WAS CON
tinued anti, August 90, 1900. In the
interim the prisoner left for parts
unknown. The prosecuting officials
held that the bond was forfeited 10
the State. and the state secured a
judgment by default for the full
amount Of the bond The bondsmen,
however. sued for return OF the money
on the ground that their compact had
been fulfilled when they delivered the
prisoner to the court. The case had
been hanging fire without trial Tor
more than ten years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
POLICE COURT CASES
TWO Go tn jail and Two Others Arc
Sent to the Grand Jury.

sent to the Grand Jury.
Robert Whitaker. coiored. charged
with CARRYING concealed weapon, was
hned Sloo and placed under sIoC Sc
CURLY for twelve months in Polica
Court yesterday morning
Edna Johnson colored. charged with
breaking into the home of Lavinia Bur
ton, aloo East Franklin Street, and
stealing therefrom s6.o5 from Martha
Mcdaniel was sent on TO the grand
jury. t.>4
Ralph Tones, cclored. charged With
selling liquor without a license. was
hned $500 sentenced TO sixty DAYS In
jail and placed under $500 security for
twelve months III
Ernest Christian, colored, received
the usual punishment for carrying a
concealed weapon.
The case against r. B. Pitts white
charged with stealing satchel valued
at Sloo from f. p. Simmons, was con-
tinucd to March IS
William Williams, colored, was sent
on 20 the grand jury on a charge OF
assauiting Harry Gum with an il.
hook. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
BECK'S SALARY
Finance Committee to Act on Pending
Increuse To-NiElit.

The Council Committee on Finance
has been called to meet tonight at S
o'clock In the Office of the Commits
sioner of Revenue to assess license
taxes for the year. Beside the routine
work the committee will take UP the
ordinance increasing the salary Of
Building Inspector II. p. Beck, and the
finding Of the committee will be re-
ported to the Board Of Aldermen at the
special meeting to be held on Thurs
day night Pending action by the
to the offer OF the Virginia Railway
and Power Company.
The Committees on Streets and Mar
kets are scheduled to meet tonight In
regular session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
RECEIVERS JEWELRY
Property In Detective Office Identified
ns Tint OF AIiss Nan Grablll.

:
Miss Lena Grabil, of Woodstock.
vest crday idcntified the $40 worth Of
jcwelry and other small property
found few days ago hidden in Ben
nett's livery stable and taken TO the
office Of Captain Mcmahon as bolon ging
to her sister. Miss Nan Grabill.
Miss Grabill, accompanied by her
sister ana physician. was brought
here. and taken 10 st. Lukc's Hospital.
II is supposed that the jewelry. was
extracted from her handbag in transit,
as the handbag was delivered.
The jewelry was soon missed, but
notice that it had been found WAS
seen in The Times dispatch, which led
TO identification and recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
FAXIcAB MAN ARRESTED
q ON CHARGE or SPEEDING;

SOn a charge of reckless driving and
exceeding the speed limit. Q. HRS
chauffeur OF the Virginia Tax!cab
Company, WAS arrested yesterday by
deputy Sheriff Sydnor in Hcnrico
5county.IIe was Released on bond Of
81 o. with C.3Ridgeway Moore as sure
@tx, Hrs will be given a hearing at
noon to-day before Magistrate Isurycar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
Judgment fnt defendant

Verdict and Judgment for the defen-
dant Were entered yesterday In the
City Circuit Court In the suit of James
S. Sledgc against the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company. The action
was for personal Injuries. for $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
10 Discus. Anpen,lfciti,,

4 meeting of Richmond Academy OF
Medicine and Surgery Will be held at
the Travellers Protective Association
building Tonight, at which DR.. ". L..
Peple will read a paper on "-Appe nd-
citis: Observations and Deductions
Drawn from the Histories Of 1870 Cases
That Have Come to Operation 1t
Will be discussed by DR.. j. Shelton
Horsley. Another paper VIII be read
by Or. r. Fl Terrell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
RniIrond Loses Suit.

Verdict and Judgment were entered
Yesterday in tho Law and Equity Court
in the case Of the John r. Hesser Coal
Company against the Richmond. Fred
ericksburR and Potomac Railroad Com
pany for $4,000. The usual motion to
set aside the verdict as contrary to
the law and evidence was oVerrrled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
Noble Elected.

The Board OF Health last night elect
ed f. NJ. Noble. formerly an assistant
inspector, to the position Of Food In
spector. made vacant by he death or
w r. Holdsworth. The board elected
Charles J. 3. Hare rs Assistant Food
INSPECTOR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
Petition in bankruptcy.

Henry p. Nivison OF Barton Heights.
doing business as II. =. Nivison &
Company, SIT North Seventeenth Street.
yesterday fled Il petition in voluntary
Bankruptcy in tho United States Dis
trlct Court. Liabilities are placed at
S9,GS1,25, With no assets. y. Thomas
Mosby is attorney for the bankrupt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
Qualifications In Chancery.

Zebulon " Hooker qualified yester-
day in the Chancary Court as admin
istrator OF Henry G.. Hooker. The
estate IS valued at $500.
Johanna * Brown qualified as ad-
ministrator Of William Webster Brown.
The estate is valued at $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
TlNSLEY ACQUITTED
Killed Thnnns Stokes In Scif-Dcfenso
In Night over Crap Gnnlc.

Bunnc Tinsley, coored, was ac-
quilted IN The ilustings Court yester-
day OF the charge Of numbering
Thomas Stokes.
The two men fought over the pro-
cceds OF a crap game, and Stokes
knocked Tnsley down and got on top
OF him Tinsley fired several times in
selfdefcnse and nj the third shot
Stokes rolled over dead Tinsley Ned,
and was caught in Henrico county.
eight miles from Richmond, by Mount
cd Officer loot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
Mineral. A.sessor rIerc.

James a. Stone. State Assessor Of
Mineral Lands. is in the city from his
home In Bristol Mr.. Stone is preparing
for the beginning or his years work In
assessing mineral property for taxa
;ion.. under tho State Corporation Com
mission. 4 2ss Fl .4s's| g6fsG <l5s 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
warren p. Taylor rmnroy,nr.

Traffic Manager Warren r. Taylor, of
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Io-
tomac Railroad, who has been confined
to his home for several days rs the re-
suit of Il slight operat ton. is improving.
II is expected that he will be back at
his desk in n short while.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday in the ilustings Court to las
per g Bray. Of NidSlcscx county, and
Martha H. Eubank and TO Clarence
Wy. Fowlkcs and Goldie IL. Brown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
Judgment Against uerndou.

Tn the case Of Murphys Hotel, Incor-
Dorated. against Charles Herndon. YER
.tcrdav In the Law and Equity Court
for S7S30S
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-02-17
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CAE3
CLUB

The Wednesday Afternoon Carv
Club was entertained 10y Mrs. Ran
1a pupc last week, in lieu Of Miss
Eouia, who is i'll.
The hostess changed the game to
tina, oC five hundred Of which there
were five tables,
The score cards, and decorations
were all suggestive Of the coming
Valentine season.
The game terminating, the dining
room was opened, and salad course
served. The salad course was fol.
lowed by sweets, composed OF va.
rious cakes, salt nuts, and fruits de-
iciously blended.
The next meeting will be witt
Mrs. Charles Morrow.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-02-17
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE.

Notice is berehy given, pursuant
TO law, that | will be at the several
election precincts in Madison county
on the dates named below, to assess
taxes for 1911. Meet me and return
your property as the law directs.
Look for me as follows!
Hickstown, Friday Feo' II
Macedonia, Monday forenoon ~
Madison, Monday afternoon ~
The Tax Collector will he with
me at Moseley Hall, Harmony and
Greenville. Respectfully,
Rect. j. PATERSON.
Tax Assessor.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-02-17
MAAY CONTESTANTS
ARE IN THE RACE
Interest ana Energy Disnlayed This
Week in Popularity Contest Is
Remarkable,

The Enterprise Recorders grea!
popularity voting contest begins its
fourth week to-day, The race for
the beautiful Piano and handsome
Parlor Suit is now on in earnest and
growing more interesting and spirit
ed every day. Many Of the most
popular ladies' Of Madison county
have become active candidates in
ths contest and they and their friends
are showing much interest, Several
are beginning to show big figures in
The table Of votes and it is easy to sec
tha, they are putting much energy
into the race.
Several other contestants, ii is
learned, are actively canvassing the
'ounty, writing TO friends at a dis
tanca, and in other ways securing
subscriptions for the paper and votes
for themselves. They expect to
make a showing in next weeks issue,
Certain it is that the Popularity
Contest is not only meeting with lh,
hearty appreciation Of the public
Irt g. upi,,t;,,, L., i,,.,.. srlt,..I
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-02-17

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desirable form Of organic nitrogen
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~ available form as in some other
materials, but il is a decided advan
tago TO supply part of this essential
element from sources which will i'll
sure lis becoming available for the
sustenance Of the plant through a
rather long growing period. When
nitrogen is supplied from Gotten seed
meal. It is not so liable to be lost
from teaching as if secured from 9TH
cr sources, and this Of course, is a
matter Of grca, importance to the
farmer, Organic nitrogen is relative
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