The Washington times., 1914-10-09
70 CORPORATIONS
|. SHORN OF CHARTERS
iirginia Revokes Licenses of
Companies Whose Business
Is Conducted Here.

ALEXANDRIA,. Va. Oct. 9.-Twcnt.
c porations, with legal domicile in this
e v. but whose principal business is
c nducted in Washington. have had
I oir charters revoked by the State
{ -poration commission for failure to
II Ike proper returns to the State. They
as follows: Amherst Realty ''or-
., ration, the Automobile College of
Y ashington, Colonial Portland Cement
{ rporation. Columbia Cotton Oil and
T DIVISION Company, Columbia Music
Company. II. n. Feast Optical COM
pany, Ferric-Tone Corporation. Cen
e-al Commercial Service, Incorporated:
Il ternational Copyliner Company. In
I, national Klinch Tile Corporation,
King & Fill, Incorporated: Lawman
{ Cprporation. Morr'E Moulds Corpora
I m. National Capital Copper Mining
I Dmpany, National Optical Company.
Gid Vienna Company. Richey Telephone
\ Appliance Company, Inc: Snyder EleC-
TIC Company, Inc; Towles-Schofield
pmpany, Washington Film Exchange
{ ompany. B. WollberS Bottle Company.
The largest class of Red Men ever
in Virginia. 2A in number. be-
came members of Seminole and Osceola
{ Tribes of this city last night when a
Joint initiation was held in the Rich
n ond Theater. Previous to the cere-
4 onies in the hall there was parade
H. which marched the members of the
two tribes. several hundred Washing
Ton braves" and the PA ''palefaceS.
They were proceeded by the band of
TIE American Indian Guards. the Of
# ers of the grand lodge of the State
. "a the degree team.
The degrees were conferred by Logan
h. aF 3, oh a follows L "
] miner, prophet; James A. Madison.
s chem: T. II. Dennis, senior sycamore; /;
J A. Madison, Junior sycamore; F. w.
Shepherd. first sannap; T Wintermeyer.
second sannap: Edward Mastin, Charles
s Scheibe, F. NJ. Eichelberger, and H.
y I'd Kubstz, ]. T. Brown and F. Bur-
7, we, braves: George Carmody and w.
I rrows, scouts; George Sedgwick. P
] puthan and W. c. Mckim, runners.
I blowing the initiation there was a
I nquet at Odd Fellows Hall.
funeral services for Miss Florence r.
S-nythe were held this afternoon from
her residence, COS South Asaph street.
> I'd were conducted by the Rev. W. J:
n orton, rector of Christ Episcopal
Crurch. Burial was in st. Paul
Cemetery.
hea 1uneTdi Ot AalcS aus
Parrott was held this morning from the
r sidence, e12 Cameron street. Services
were conducted bv the Rev. John Il.
Allison, pastor of the Second Pres spy-
l erian Church. Burial WAS In St Pauis
Cemetery.
Harry D. Kirk has gone to Phtladei-
lhia and Boston TO attend the worlo :
q cries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Harrington
and daughter, Kathleen. have gone 10
Richmond to attend the Virginia STATE
fair.
The Masonic lodges Of the seventh
Masonic district of Virginia held a joint
meeting at Brandy last night, which
vas attended by P. Il Baumann: or
fredericksburg, grand master Of Ma
-Ons in Virginia. Charles II. Cailanan
I ast master of AleNandria-W w ashington
Lodge, was also an invited guest
Washington Memorial Lodge OF Per
s-ction Scottish Rite Masons, will hold
s meeting in Masonic Hall tonight
The police have been unable TO locate
y illiam Johnson, colored, who shot
: '-homas Burrage. also colored. at the
7 ant Of the Bromilaw Brick CompanT
-.asterdav afternoon. Burrage WAS
: ken TO the Alexandra Hospital. where
condition is regarded as favorable
lie was shot in the leg and in the arm