The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-10
PROPOSED TAXATION
PLAN Will BE TOPIC
Method Suggested by c. Lee Moore
to Be Discussed at Banquet
in Alexandra.
INCOME TAX BLANKS READY

ohoria' va, Jan. IA NUMBER OF
state senators. members of the State
legislature, representatives Of business
organizations. representatives Of the
press' and members of the chamber OF
commerce of this city, will attend q
iuncheon TO be given at 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at the Hotel Rammel
py the chamber of commerce.
members of both branches Of the State
legislature will discuss the method Of
saxauon as proposed by c. Lee Moore,
State auditor.
The invited guests are: J. Fred Birrell,
oeiegate from the city and county: w.
T. Oliver. Fairfax; c. ]. Meetze, Bris-
LOW b. t. holland. Leesburg; j. o.
Dahiei, Evergreen Mills; w. N. Tiffany.
LANDMARK; j. II. warthen, Front Royal:
u l.. Fletcher, Warrenton: r. Z. Thorn
ton, Fairfax; DR.. Trueman A. Parker,
president of the board OF trade, Lees
ourg; Harry Hammond. president of the
Retail Merchants Association, this city;
Robert s. Barrett, NJ. T. Dwyer, ]. Z.
Peyton, A. ]. Wedderburn. Harrie White,
secretary of the Retail Merchants Asso-
citation, this city. and John G. Graham,
president Real Estate and Investment
Corporation.
A large batch cf income tax blanks
were received To-Day by Capt. Fountain
Seattle. of the Sixth Virginia internal
revenue district. Capt. Beattie an
nounces that parties desiring these
blanks can obtain them from him.
These officers have been chosen by
the German Cooperative Building As
ISOLATION: Isaac Eichberg, president:
Justus Schneider. secretary and treas
urer; z. z. Downham and w. H. He'll
muth' directors for three years, and
Phillp M. Bradshaw and John ID. Nor
moyle, trustees. Dividends declared
on the series of last year are: Fifth.
So; sixth. $3.50; seventh, $3.50; eighth,
50; ninth, 81.
The following officers. recently elect
ed by Mount Vernon Council Daugh-
tiers of America, have been installed
by Mrs. James III. Mansfield, deputy
State councillor: Mrs. Thomas Beach,
councillor; Mrs. W. A. Shinn, associate
councillor; Miss Matte Turner, assist
ant treasurer; Mrs. Annie Davis, vice
councillor; Mrs. Mary >Rison. associate
vice councillor; Mrs. Sarah Mandley,
warden: Mrs. Edith Clarkson, conduc-
tor: Mrs. Nettie Coffin. inside sentinel;
]. II. Mansfield, outside sentinel: Miss
Matte Turner and Mrs. Mary Rison,
trustees.
before Judge Edmund Waddill. in the
United States Court for the Eastern dis
trict OF Virginia, in the suit of Oliver
Durant against Charles H. Tinsley, COM |
missioner of revenue: Z. l.. Slaughter, |
treasurer of Culpeper County, Va, and |
c. Lee Moore, State auditor whom he |
seeks to restrain from collecting back |
taxes amounting to ss1 600, running for a |
period of thirteen yeaIs.
Tha
this afternoon, and at o'clock the court |
was adjourned until 1870 o'clock tomor-
row morning.
The annual inspection of the members
OF the Relief Hook and Ladder CompanyI
took place tonight at the company's house
in Prince street The meeting was large
ly attended. and officers were chosen for
the year.
Miss Gertrude Rose Keegan, of Bine-
hampton, n. Y, who is visiting her aunt. !
Mrs. Elizabeth Chevalley, South Patrick
street, Is a practicing attorney in Bling /
hampton. She yesterday was admitted To !
practice before the United States SUI |
preme Court. being presented by Repre-
sentative c. c. Carlin, of this city.
Chief Deputy Marshal ]. E. West. of |
oSSohipdiiieo Dy u. L. RObey, |
guard. OF this city, today took Charles
Tines and Edward Black, both colored. |
to the penitentiary at MoundsviIle. W. |
Va, where they will serve one year
each. The prisoners several days ago |
pleaded guilty to sending threatening
letters through the mails.
Mrs. William Pierpoints funeral took
place this afternoon from her late
home, 1919 King street. Services were
by Rev. G. A. LuttreIl. pas
tor Of Trinity M Z. Church, and burial |
was in Bethel Cemetery.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Elsa Bartels, daughter of |
Mrs. Elizabeth Bartels, of this city, and |
Prof. Christian Killer, which took place |
yesterday in Bremen, Germany, where |
the couple will reside.
Evangelistic services tonight were |
held at the First Baptist Church. A |
sermon was preached by Rev. d. H. |
Kern, district superintendent of the |
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Degree work was conferred tonight |
at a meeting of Potomac Lodge of Odd |
Fellows.