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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
MUST COMBINE SOFT
DRINKS WITH MEDICINES
Only When Sold in Good Fnitb ns lIcdi-
cine May >oda Is. dispensed on
sunday, Rules Court.
Following the receipt Of copy OF

Following the receipt OF copy OF
tho instructions given the jury in the
recent case against Chelf Drug Com
panS. charged with selling soft drinks
or tho Sabbath. Justice Crutchfcld yes
terday fined s II. iiattourn and j.
MONTGOMERY 50 and costs each on a
similar charge. Appeals We're noted in
both cases.
The instructions given tho jury
which acquitted the proprietor of the
Chelf Drug Company arc said TO have
been ntsiuoted, and this fact led Judge
Richardson To send Justice Crutchheld
q copy Of tho instructions.
Following is acopy OF the instruo-
tions:
Jury Is instructed tina, if they be
1ievo from the evidence beyond all
reasonable doubt thc accused on the
6ay and at the place mentioned In
the. warrant, did employ his clerk to
toned in the Warrant. then such ON
ploym Ont WIS g violation OF the law
within the meaning OF tho statute, and
such iah1r. was not in honsohold or
!. other work Of necessity or oha-ity
ana the 5ury should find the accused
believe from the evidence that tho
accused was n licensed druggist, and
combined such drink with medicine.
and sold such compound in good faith
as medicine, apd not with intent TO
evane the law, thsn rnev may find
that such sale was a work OF neoeas,it ~
or charity Within tho meaning OF the
statute, and hud the accused not
guilty"
True 10 his word, Justice Crutch-
f1eld dismissed the charge against
Peter Hall. colorcd, wl.cn the dase was
called yesterday. Han was alleged TO
have operated "a bootblnck stand on the
sabbath
The cases against w. r. Howard
coiored. Charged w:lh khepiug his store
open on three Sundays, was dismissed
when IT vaas shown that he had bsen IN
the habit @; o!oeirig his place Sat.
urtlay and Keeping open on sunday
during the last ten years Howard IS
q member OF tEo Church OF the saints
of Christ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
GOVERNOR TO INSPECT
SITE FOR LIME PLANT
VIII Meet Governor of Maryland nj
Crisncid for Conference on
boundary Question.

Inspection will be made to-day by
the State Convict Lime Board Of a
site for the new mari and oyster shell
grinding plant. near Irvington. The
board is composed OF Governor Stuart
Superintendent j. y. Wood. Of the
State Penitentiary, and Commissioner
George w. Koincr, of the Department
or Agriculture and immigration. The
members left yesterday afternoon for
Old Point Comfort. whence they we're
taken to Trvington on the Commodore
Maury. flagship Of the State oyster
feet
While several other sites hive been
proposed for the new lime grinding
plant, for which the last Legislature
appropriated 5000. the board VIII
this time inspec; only the Irvincton
site. other locationR will be looked
over later.
From Irvineton the Commoro u.,
Manry VIII proceed Tonight to Girls.
ti"ld, Md, whore Governor Stuart viii
hold conference with Governor iIar-
rinEt"n, Of Maryland. on the suhjec,
OF Boundaries. The Maryland ovecu-
tive VIII be accompanied by tho fish
ana oystcr authorities nf that State
who viii take up with the Virgiri,
Fish Commission the question IF co.
operative enforcement OF the nsh and
crab laws Of the two States
Resides the mombcrs of The t'or,,r,
Lime Board. the party on the Com
modorer Alaury includes Fish and Cam.
Commissioner John 6. Parsons and the
members OF the Commission OF Fieb
cries. George f.. keezen, of Roclzinr-
nam and Charles y. Johnston. 81
Christianshurg. members of IN" board
irtt with the Governor for OLA rni,,
yesterday afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
CORRECTS ERROR IN
TAX HETEROGENEOUS
Auditor aioors FINDS Serious Misprint,
Which. If Followed, Would Sc
riously Impair States Revenue.


riously Impair States Revenue.
In printing the income fpterrog
tories which were forwarded some time
ago by State Auditor Moore to local
! taxing authorfties there occurred a
typographical error In tho item provid-
ing for listing dividends derived from
stocks. which, If followed by the as
sessing oficeps, would result In great
INJURY TO tho State'H repenuea
The error was discovered q short
ttrno ago. and yesterday Auditor Moore
forwarded to all commissioners of rev.
enue special bulletin calling atten-
ton to the mistake and restating, in
himplihod form. tho exact intent of
the law with respect to the taxation
OF dividends and profits derived from
stock holdings.
The faulty item In tho interrogatory
F. provided for the listing for taxation
of dividends derived from stocks or
cthor evidences Of ownership or In
terest In property (not including divi-
bends paid In stock and profits de-
! rived from corporations)." II should
have boon printed "dividends derived
I from stocks and other evidences of
! ownership or interest In property tno,
! tncluding dividends paid In stockl and
profits derived from corporations"
The mistake occurred in putting in
paTeptheses the words -and profits de-
| rived from corporations" and. if fol-
lowod, would prevent from being
brought under taxation large values in
this class Of property.
In hts special bulletin to the oom-
! rnfsssoners OF records. Auditor Moore
7 eXplains the intent of the law IA
follows:
l. "a taxpayer CAP Individual or a oor-
poratior) must list nil dividends and
n oto
! stock associations and corpornttons
but is allowed 70 deduct from tho
amount so reported all dividends and
profits derived from join, stock ASSOC
Citations and corporations which ar,
taxed by this State on Income: hut is
not allowed TO deduct the dividends
and profits derived from Joint stock
associations and corporations which
40 not pay an income tax to this
State
FhiH State th1es the income Of all
corporations except tho income OF rail-
roao canal. steamboat, express tcle-
graph, telephone. heat. water light
power sleeping. dining or parlor-car
corporations, national and State banks
ana insurance companies licensed ia
do business In this state.
Tho taxpayer in listing income and
INC taxing officer in assessing iucom.
should boar the following facts Il,
NINA, VIZ: a citizen of this State ana
corporation chartered under the laws
OF this state doing business In ,bis
state. IL taxable by this state Oro,,
an OF his, her or It's Income. ,yhr.hc-
'h" income arises from investment. -,
%hu OUT or this State or from business
cone III or out of this state; and n non
'eN'"'h' person or corporation huyi,u
business dom!cilc in thia Sta,c 10,
l'Nahi" by this state upon the NOON.
"''iNtd from business In this STATE .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19

thirty young women. winners i'm a
prize contest conducted by tho Mem
phis News Scimitar. will arrive in
richmond early this morning over tho
Norfoik and Western Hallway on a
TOUR |" the principal cities of the
United Statcs. The party was diverted
from Western North Carolina, through
witch u had intended touring, by
the nooda In that section. They Will
spend to-day and tonight in this city,
leaving Tomorrow morning over tho
Richmond. fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad for the North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
JOHN R. CARY PASSES
AWAY At HIS HOME HERE
Former President of Richmond Grain
Exchange Dies After Brief
Illness.
VETERAN or CoNFEDERACY
Had Been VeStryman of All Saints
Church Since Its Origin--Wcll
known in Business and Social
Circles.

John x. Cary, Confederate veteran
and former president of tho Rich
mond Grain Exchange. died yesterday
morning at IL o'clock in his home at
SIS West Grace Street
Mr.. Cary was born on March %. lSt6.
i'm Gloucester County, the son of Or.
Samuel Beverly Cary and Betty Will
us West Cary. He volunteered and
entered the Confederate army as a
scout at the age of fifteen. and serve ed
in the Thirty fourth Virginia RcGi-
ment. After the war he came to Rich
mond, and was for many years con-
nected with the firm of Wingo, Elicit
Il crump. lie later entered the whole
sale grocery business. and at the time
of his death WAS engaged in the grain
business He served once as the presi-
dent of the Richmond Grain Exchange.
Mr.. Cary was a vestrymau OF All
Saints Episcopal Church from its
origin, and for more than twenty years
was it's treasurer and Junior warden.
MARRIED MISS BECK WITH.
WHO SURVIVES HInI
He married Miss Agnes Ruhiu Beck.
with. of Petersburg. He is survived
by his widow. two daughters. Misses
Betty Willis and Agnes Rumn Cary,
and ono son. John X. Cary, Jr lie
also leaves two sisters. Mrs 7 II
Eeckwith. of Petersburg. and Mrs L.
c. Field. of Philadelphia, and one
brother. NJ *. Cary. of Petcrsburs
The funeral will take place to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock from
the residence. lnternent Will b.
private The honorary pallbearers will
be the vcStry of All Saints Episcopal
Church and Or. J. NJ. Smith The ac-
tive pallhcarers will be ". T. Rich
ardson. Jr.. Childroy Scott. Charles F.
workman. .Ir.5 John L. Ingram. .Tr.. Mel
SOM Ingram. Lloyd Taylor. Dr Car
rlnTton Williams and Ben Smith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE
Marcus Kaufman Injured md ruleu
To NirEinin observation-disclosures
frur Arrestcd.

Marcus Kaufman. 526 North Fourth
street. was struck by an automobile
which John Green. colored was driv.
ing. At Third and Broad Streets late
yesterday afternoon and SUSTAINED a
fracture Of his left limb He was tak
en- 10 Virginia Hospital in a private
conveyance kaufman was report I'd
as resting comfortably early this
morning.
POLICEMEN Taylor and Snead who
we're near the scene at the time ar
rested Green on a charge OF careless
~ and recklessly driving the machine
through the streets.
Charles +. w. Fisko was another
motorist arrested yesterday on a
charge or recklessly driving car
through the streets. Policeman Holt
arrested Fiske.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
ASKS NEW TRIAL
Jcnrc"" Claims Damages From Alleged
Defective Electric Wiring at
Ills Country Home.

Judge Ernes, III. Wells. of Husting,
Court. Fart H., yesterday heard argu.
ment OH "A motion for n new trial In
the suit Of Thomas +. Jeffress aEains.
the Virginia Hallway and Power Com
pany Jcffrcss is suing the company
Tor $4,000, alleging that his country
home was burned through defectice
electrical wiring. Damages have been
refused tho plaintiff by jury in
Hastings Court. Part H.
The decision OF Judge Wells will MOI.
DC handed down probably for some
tune at this time the Judge is hear
Ing oral argument
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19

Acca Temple Band will on Thursday
night give concert complimentary to
the inmates OF the Home for Incura bIos
on tho lawn In front OF the institution
ut o'clock.
The friends Of tho homo and general
public arc Invited to DO present Tho
following program Will be rendered.:
l. March. our Glorious Flag"
2. Selection, "LasSus Trombone"
z. March. THE SHOW Girl
{. Selection, gems from the opcra
,. q trombone, Meow" That's It."
rag.
g. March. Fort Chester"
Z. Waltz. "Impassioned Dream"
s. Descriptive. IA Hunting SCENE
O. Star Spanglad Banner"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
REFINING COMPANY FINED
Convicted Second Time of Maintaining
Nuisance Mt It's Plnnt
In County.

The Richmond Refining Company was
yesterday fined 500 and placed under
$500 bond for one year on charge
Of creating nuisance by allowing
d!sa Ereeable doors to emanate from Its
plant. This was the second time that
the company has appeared before Mag
iStrate II. s. Sunday For the first
offense Magistrate Sunday placed a
fine of $50
number Of witnesses appeared
against the company. among whom
was w. w. Sydnor. sheriff of Henrico
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
In the Husttng. Court.

Nathaniel Roy. colored undertaken.
was found guilty or carrying on busi-
ness as an embalmer without a license
by Jury In the Hastings Court yes
terday and flned $50.
Norman Bell. colored. was found
guilty OF selling liquor without a
license, fined 500 and costs and re-
CURED to furnish $500 for his good be
havior for twelve months. In default,
he went TO jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
Judge Holt to Sit.

Judge Henry w. Holt OF Staunton,
vas designated yesterday by Governor
stuart ia iIresiuo over the annexation
proceedings which will be heard to-day
IN the Circuit Court of Nanscmond. In
th!S action the city Of Suffolk is ar
ra3gncd against tn ecountv of Nanse
m"nd. The court will determine the
boundaries Of the annexation that SUI
folk socks and the terms upon which
u shah take place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
Martin Held for Grand jury.

l"at!ce Crutchficld yesterday Bent
"ineon Martin on TO the grand Jury
on q charSe OF breaking into the store
OF ". 7. Gary, 1869 Ashland Stye.,
ana stealing tobacco and merchandise
Naiued at $50 Allie Leber and Lou!s
Chapman. arrested In connection with
me robbery by Policemen Gerring and
RiddcN. were placed under s3O0 secur-
ny Tor twelve months Gerrins and
disc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
Broken-Arrn Boy
Helps Ice Mission
Tue Youngsters at Buttcrworth
Send Their Contributions
for Relief Of Suffering.

Two little boys at Buttcrworth have
collected $3.50 towards the Ice Mis-
sion Fund. and their effort is gladly
appreciated 10y The Times Dispntcb
The collections for the day yes,er
day amounted TO sil.50. making a total
contributed OF s4s3.09. which will 20 a
long way towards relieving the suffer-
Ing among mothers and children But
the need Will continue, and II IS hoped
that others will find 1t in their hearts
to contribute from their purses n little
towards tho necessity.
Following is n COPY OF the letter con-
tanning the contribution from the lit
tie boys In Buttcrworth
Dear Editor; Enclosed you will ind
$3.50, which we collected among our
friends and little playmates to buy ice
for the dear little babies and sick
people. We are two little boys eight
and ten years old. Ivcy fell last week
and broke his arm. and ne couldn', do
anything else. so he thought that was
n good time to collect n few pennies
I" help those more unfortunate than
he.
tSigned)
John IVEY JORDAN. JR..
"CLlF'roN RELL JORDAN"
-r,,. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
POWELL DIAu.issrd

Juice Crutchheld yesterday di..
'.l''Sf' 'he case against Buri9y pou,n.
r"'ofed charged with shooting ana k,II.
hE Wi!oort Towncs at Twcnt nr.,
h"d Main Strects some Mme aro II
vac SHOWN that Townes was regarded
oad negro by tho polioe, and
on Powell ""o"'4'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
.Appcnl L. Denied.

The State Supreme Court of Ap-
peals has denied the application for a
writ OF error and supcrsedcas. flied
by Howard T.. Ellington. who was con-
victed in the Circuit Court OF Stafford
County. last month. Of the murder OF
Edward Iiauchton. and sentenced TO
serve i've years in the penitent!ary.
Ellington ella inns to have shot Haugh-
ton In sclf-dcfense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
Among fhc hne.h..

=. H. Powell. chaui1.ur. wna nncd
~" and cos,s In tn" Police Court yes
tcrdhy when convicted 0f speeding for
INC second 'iTn" iic wHH arrcHted by
T"i'c"mnn l.. 'iarh" on Hanover
"V'hhc about week ago. Powell
noted an appeal.
j. ~ UughoE. nirrrtod no Police
mon "o~th ani Harris on "A charge OF
sree1'nf, wao fined {2G and costs yes
teTday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
Frightened to Deuth,

Martha Farmer. colorcd. was fright
"nch to death in her home yesterday
when an oil stove exploded. Although
she Is SAID not to have been burned or
injured by the explosion. the shoc, was
TOO much for her and she died instant
~ 81 fright
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
DR.. Dr,,yrr Named

Or. William f.. Droyyry az p.,
burg. was appointed yesterday 80. Ca.,
ernor Stuart member OF the s,.,o
Rosrd OF Health 10 MI tho varnncy
caused by the sudden death s,vnr,,
days ago OF DR.. .. G. W:igh, ,rhn
latter was KILLED IN an autom ob.!e &c.
cident,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19

Or. ". y. G;lch.!st OF Norfolk. wa,
Scsserday appointed ny Governor stuart
~ member @, mo State board OF Vet
Urinary Examiners 20 suocscd mr. u
u. CLARK, CO Norfolk. Dr.. Ozark ,t.
Hired rom The board becaIIsa of ,,e.
,novai isDn the S,ats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19

Governor Stuart has RDncin,.a Co.,
DAIRY and Food Comnatasioney H,n5.e
MIN l. Purcell delegate from this
sta'e TO the national convention Of
dairy. food md drug officers, ,rh,ch
VIII Do he!d In Detroit Aun,is, 49,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19

Joseph T. f'olkcs. father Of F. C..
F"lheS. Of Tin" Administrative Board
s. confined to his home. G06 East Leigh
street. By illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
COUNCIL VOTES FUNDS
FOR HEALTH CAMPAIGN
ConcurS i'm Appropriation OF ST 300
o'Combat Possible Epidemic
of Infantilc Paralysis.
OTHER PAPERS CONQUERED IN
correspondence ms tn Expenditures
to Put Fair Grounds in Order for
state Militia Is Sent to Finance
Committee

Thc Common Council. in special scs-
sion last night. concurrcd in the pas
sage of two resolutions appropriatinE
Sl,""o as an emergency measure to
pay for the expenses Of the Health
department I'm combating possible
epidemic Of infantilc paralysis Since
the outbreak in New York. which as
shnod serious proportions and called
forth the aid OF the United States Pub
lie Health Service. there has been gem
cral alarm throughout the country. and
DR.. Levy, chief health officer of Rich
mond, asked that he he given means
with which TO fight q possible out
break Of tho plague here.
The Common Council also concurrcd
III the following measures: an ordi-
nance granting permission to the Vir-
ginia state Fair Association TO stretch
banners across BROAD Street. between
Seventh and Eighth. and across Main
Street. between Eighth and Ninth: an
ordinance permitting ! ~ :. Cohen to
close n portion Of an alley opening on
Foushec Street. between Broad and
Grace Streets; resolution directing
the City Attorney Ia acquire land he
tween Randolph and Leigh Streets.
running north 10 Windcr street: an
ordinance permitting the East High
la nd Park Association to use CITY
water; an ordinance establishing tho
true west limo of Scventcenth Street
between Main and Cary streets: an
ordinance establishing tho true west
line OF Jefferson street between Broad
and Grace Streets
RESOLUTIONS or SYMPATHY
ON ILLNESS or Il. l.. PETERS
Resolutions OF sympathy for Presi-
dent Robert I.c. Peters. offered by
Councilmen Edgar Il. English and
George w. Rogers. were adopted under
suspension OF the rules.
Under the general suspension of
rules, Claude l.. Batkins had introduced
the correspondence between tho Adj
ministrative Board and the City Coun-
oil In regard to the establishment of a
mobilization camp at the State Fair
Grounds. tho correspondence being
simply for the information OF the FL
nance Committee In it's reoommcnda-
ton for an appropriation TO cover the
expense bornn by the city.
rs that paper reference to Gov
nrnor Stua11's criticism of the Admin
istrative Eoard i'm its work at the
Fair Crounds?' c. c. Jones asked
sharply.
NO" replied Mr.. Batkins. 81 would
like to write a letter TO the Governor
myself" The paper WAS adopted AMI
referred TO the Finance Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-19
Bolts RET|REs FROM
RACE FOR TREASURER
City Collector OF Roanoke Issues
Statement on Leaving Field for
Business Reasons.
JOHNSTON OPPOSES HARRISON
kcczcll Is Not an Aspirant-O. A.
Bmrlls. Of Buena Vista, May Run.
Announcement From Bolts Comes
as Surprise.

James r. Bolts, city collector OF Roa-
noke. yesterday announced his with
drawal from the race for the Office OF
State Treasurer to succeed A. w Har-
man. incumbent He had been regarded
rs one of the most active of the several
candidates in the field and the ncws
was received in local politicnl circles
with a high degree OF surprise
Tho retirement of Mr. Bolts leaves
only two announced candidates in the
eld--Trcasnrer Hartman. who is a can
didate 10 succeed himself, and c. A.
Johnston OF Christiansburg a. O.
Burks. OF Buena Vista. is looked unon
as probable candidate, but no an
nounccment from him has as yet been
forthcoming. Former State Senator
George r.. kce2cll, of Rockingham. for
long time regarded as an aspirant
for this Office, recently,made a definite
announcement that he is not in the
race.
Both Mr.. Kcezell and Mr.. Johnston
were in the city for short time yes
tcrday. They are members of the Com.
mission of Fisheries, and reported AT
the Governors office to proceed with
him yesterday afternoon to old Point
Comfort.
had RECEIVED MANY
PROMISES OF SUPPORT
To tho representative Of The Times
Dispatch In Roanoke Mr.. Bolts said
yesterday that he had received nattcr-
Ing assurances of support from friends
III every section OF the State and had
reason to believe that he would have
been elected had ~" remained In the
race Business reasons. he said. had
induced him 10 abandon the contest
The opinion Was general in Roanoke
that the greater part OF Mr.. Bo,tS's fol-
lowing in that city will transfer its
support TO MIR. Johnston.
Mr.. Bolts remained In Richmond
through most of the recent Legislative
session, and II was thought that he
was conducting a vigorous campaign.
which would be pursued TO the end
Mr.. Johnston was a candidate for the
office OF Auditor Of Public Accounts
at the session Of 1912. losing 10 O.
Lee Moore by two votes
The sun., 1916-12-31
Out of Every Dollar Earned Forty Cents Goes for|
Naught, Says Prof. Binder, Who Adds That
We All Share in the Blame

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a.. oe "'sn"y ""p'"oao'e'
-. ".'u,s pu' III S,,Ni'e'
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h,r,.S "as'ase, -
Saa, s.es. 'oss' MOS. OF the
s'.."e ."o"eu " eS,"pe ""u'i'@eo'
a,.sn. W o"e vi " ioIeH'os' en-
po"e' p'anes waste "v per
T,,S '"o y 'ne! ourn.
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W "ns.e through noh-use an
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-. =" "a,er p""e' cou'n lurnish, Nt
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'oov.VVo'oVo' risuIe" az CIV per MORSE
p'"er PER year 'nH means less th'n
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