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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
DR.. BROUGHTON is OUT
FOR FREE BRIDGES HERE
Elimination az roiI VIII Help Make
i:ctIcr tiiN. Declares
Minister.

EVERY Eichmond.r should get be
Iuuu the matter OF freeing Richmond
from toll bridges in order u maxi"
thc city better. Rev. Len O. trough
nue. Baptist Church. declared last
i.tGhi n th- prelude 30 his sermon,
referring directly 10 an editorial in
Tine 'Tiwts-hispu'rN Of saturday
moruing
II au, Iu for my part" he declared
'rhr ChaUurr Of Comm"rc, can
coun, ON m, and an represent to
WAYS "a ""ll Is politics
'Hrcacncrs generally are NOT IshCG
" nat they think about such 'hiuES."
br BiouEhton said ir referring to
irr campaign TO mak, Eirhmrud d
rilt 81 -" o'" population by 1880,
~ hous" m ~ ,r"ya .a.nd 9nS@r> rs
nnch or NOR lha,".nE st'''er rlass
noticed .u The rimes-.liisp patch al
california ON Freeing our bridges
which - no drives an iw!o:iIul nail
=. Eiuhmoud'S larger structure. The
tot. ufid@" ga Richmond was tho
r"a'"s- Surul'sc .il ia" world to
mn when J came hero have not
Er' been able to 'aE" ID boo Even
WIN tr" Thing long ago Personally
don't mimi paving the 10 cents
"4' ! uu hate ~ Do. reminded III ,nc
-"r' wat So .r,.- IS city is willing
~ itNH under t.r pld. OGt-of-da'c
ipii -rf.as, custom,
1''rr l-,, vis ors OVER Gun toll
hr.d-rs o ,lI hcip it' he said. =
g' n'i ID for them 70 laugh nt nc.
SO nu' ueHrrr we wiu ever pct
N'H' population UNTIL s,y 20, fro,
niiH#,s i.'i us a'l sr' bcuud tn,
...'E tH1 push 80 over"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
FATHER DRUM TO PREACH
SERMONS AT SACRED HEART
Jesuit Seminary Professor Appointed
{" Sacred Henri Cathedral to
Deliver Lcnfrn Sermons.

tn" Wednesday i.cntcn course Of
sermons nj IN" Cathedral Of the Sa-
cred Hear; viii treat exclusively OF
scriptural subjects. The priest hon
orcd This year with the appointment
10 IN" cathedral pulpit Is Father Wal
Scripiur" al the Jesuit Seminary Of
Woodstock. Father Drum is one 81
the iitSt Scripture scholars OF Amer
lea ana contributor TO the EncycIo-
prdia Americana and biblical editor
uf the IlonilrtiC Review.
He has preached ia all the sroa;
cathcdrnls of the Central States and
l"Ci ur"d before the l:-Coklyu inSti-
tut- "f Arts and Sciences. Ills father
c;,itain John Drum, ~ veteran OF III.
War Eutwc"n the states and Indian
wars, fvll ut tn head Of his company
h.for" Sautiag0 Ills uncle. Brig
adler Genera! II. y. Drum. WAS ch.i
90 Stnn, First Army. y. T.. e.. Father
Drum * q speaker Of great force
ana r,"arneSs. s'Ipportcd by the re-
suits OF long studies in the Holy Land.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
SALVATION ARMY HEAD TO
ARRIVE HERE FEBRUARY "a
w. ,,nisa"Mrii ii"oth. rcmd of Wnrl,
Hsh"u' W"rld. VIII Uold
Meetings That Nj.ht

o., , In w Eramwcll Booth head
W Ia, salvation Army work throurh-
out IN" world, will arriv" in Eich-
1,'hn ihurshay morning. February
on ne 80 train from New York.
."H VIII conduct the first oC tw;o
' mas meetings tina; night at me CITY
!u'H. according To Il notice
"lloh mas h""u received =, hcrI-
lh"riyfs az lie local CORPS Tho
5,o"nd meeting will lac conducted in
,t""" I"np!r Clay and ADAMS
Stro"is. 'or the colorcd p,oplr of The
,,,E y hand consisting Of thirty
,i,,,ol,' ,.S WI "2in" here from Bel
,'h"r" Tor the occasion. ana colonel
a'"SSrPh Hurmirc. soioiel wil come
Wi,n '.nnrai io"th Many othn-
cram also NV i''"'
General noom is on his way IN
Ihln" ana Japau from EnrlanI ana
mailing iiichmoui ono of his Ccw
N,pnS whi!c passing through TN.
ht"" states. Commrndaui Garland
h'"d Of the local orranizaii"r. haG
',!'H,'''u M. ARRANGEMENTS for tho
,n'','" intent OF The par;y during
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
TO INSTALL M'ACAMS AS
FRATERNITY GRAND IOTA''
''"'hhi h;Ipirr az Phi Kappa ~ignns
VIII Meet Here Tomorrow

n'mas IL MeAdams vic"-presii.n,
90. ', American Eankcrs' Asso....,inn,
"i' nllHinE the same position win
'' Nrf&hHh' NH'ionr Rank. riii
"r Installed "s Grand Iuta.' ~ 3,
'.'"i 'H@, "f Richmond Ammni Chnrtcr
we I'M Ndppa sigma Fraternity.
NHiNH Mil %" n"ld hero iuuorr5.,y
I'm a. ga" business Mems CIuh
',fI 80 *p"hr new grand alpha
h" orEdnizati"u and HaZaIiinn
..'.' ~ past grand alpha VIII l.. pr.s-
'l ana general discussion of iba
"rI annual convention ana Ul,nu4
'n!Eins TO Virginia. viii com
i.u r.. Collins preDdc,; Of tho
niH Real tsta;, Association and
g ven Nuo"n real estate man of N..r-
bchs president on ;he
d.. 'il'H ASspriaii"M of Eca! Estate
','af b." in Richmond 'orrGr.
n" Aliend the meeting ana IN
Shatr. Who was ls room
'tt.H ~ College
ih" onnlitoe iu charge of n~-
ne 'pr the meeting include
!. ~ f'sn~i = Wicker. Jr Thomas
'n ana r. Failing Tho meet.
. 'HE " 1893 p' called At I, NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Concerted His Bar
Into Church Altar
Rcu. q. W. Cory, Friend
Of the "DoaUn ard
Outer," Here. :

Roy. q W. Cory. superintendent oc
the Union Mission. OF Wheeling. w
Va. who ie in Richmond for the pur-
pcs" OF awakening interest in tho
vStnhhs hMcnt OF similar mission
here, viii speak today at the meet
inc OF the Ministerial Union and Will,
AT O'Clock tonight. speak at Pin"
street baptist Church. at which time
he VIII toll the story OF his life.
section of III. country. where. at
Wheeling, he has Tor years conducted
mission which h" calls the club
nj the Down AMI rutcr." For a num-
b"r OF years, Mr.. Cory conducted Il
narroOm in tn" Jackson Hotel. q,
l'arkcrSbUrr w Va, and served
drinks over the liar la the thronE
that used To pHtroniz" that place. lie
finally saw tn. light" ana was CON
verified H then transformed his 81
leon into II meeting house. and from
!ClmcrlV stood, "a" preached to tho
same crowd that purchased his liquor.
am, declares that hc converted many
of them.
His .cnp experience and asso.!a-
ton Win ia" men Of the Slu!ns and
his insight into human nature mas
led hin! TO h. an Instrument FOR good.
~ tn" results OF his long service
show
Mr Cory spoke a, the meeting OF
the Mems Eibl" class of Pine Street
and conduct! the services. and he
delivered a characteristic sermon at
tho Norths /" BAPTIST Church at the
morniu:; service and SPOKE At Central
Methodist Church, South Richmond,
last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
ALDERMEN TO TAKE UP
IMPORTANT MEASURES
W III Consider spur ItniIruad Track
and Federal Reserve I,ani>
Alley Itritfcr.

Nv i''dfb az Aldermen at its 'pCrt-
uE tomorrow ~ Shit WI! act anon an
"rd finance adopted by Common conn
81 uh6"r suspension Of tn" rules at
'l" suggestion OF Councilman Rose.
Il.lhE I" stephen =. ELLISON n 90.
lrflnlS~ ipn to ,ouStrurt a stable az
Us r!an' at Spotlswoni Avenue ANA.
,ti.m'"n street. IN The West Eud.
h'h IN" pap"r cam" uU fur con-
SlHrfat inn. Councilman Moore object
'u y" iinm"diai" consideration on thu
GrpgnH that Il should take TN. r.s.r,
l"r to"r>" IN order TO avoid IA. ..S-
!a.liShmeni OF precedent which in
IH'ur" might cause rmht, r.SSunrut
'onnci!man Hntkius pleaded for i'm
m'hiat" action. saying ihn, Tho com
HhE ilfd Just moved % IN, West
End and needed tn. stable for lis
teams
Two measures OF some im,ortancc
I" Il. considered ny yh" Hoard arc
rtS"lILi IONS - pornf tn. Southern
Railway Company TO cous,rts, = si.i,
track across Erhndcr street brtN,on
'iH!l ana cambridge. L" ruuu"ct win
h" 'hc"k Neal cofirc COMPANY. and
I" permit the Federal Ecs"rv. Rank
10 erect a bridG" over the Illry i'm
'"" rear 90 TIE new tank hHIIdiuE.
az Franklin aud Ninth streets. and
10 'uiii tunnel undrr ia" alley.
y resolution TO refund I.uCuS. tayr.,
i' certain "orkmon wbp were as
srS-'d FOR license fees for tUrgn.. lots
100 lakewood Cemetery VII Doe nh 10,
concurrence II appears that q nam.
Ger OF men no. engaged rNriIsEy,lv
~ iN' business % tur'ius did some
SPECIAL work IN Tia" cemetery rh.y
N.r" Noiti"G THAI they must ,rp.ur,.
Il l'eus" 10 do the work Scrcr.il Of
lA'h phld IA" license, hl!t others prn-
..s''d Til. latter took tu-.r ,aS.S
=" me Police Court aud were ais.
,iArEcd. u being the up.uIuu OF Inc
i"ii'" Justice that ~" license wls
necessary !n such ease. rI.r,u,...'
mos" Who mad .pnid tho Zee sought
,'.il hA'S"'ncni. The f.o pn.I 10y .hc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
NIGHT SERVICE ON RIVER
WILL DEG|N NEXT MONDAY
First Steamer Of Buxton Line Ia
Reach Here on Morn.
ing After.
VESSEL OF a.5.ToN CAPACITY
Larger Types OF Boats Will Re-
place This One rs Business Justi-
flies. Officials Say-Iuung Mad.
Freight Agent.

Since night service on lanes River
was discontinued by tn" old DO
ninion Steamship company-March
Of T' Irei..I,ot shiprsr* and receivers
paced AT q serious disadf tntagc.
NOM as to t>,atch and rates 10 Nor
.r!k ana .'"rismouth and points on
'hc railroad rtdiating from those two
cities in comparison with that on
iI"Seu by merchants IN moro favored
rrmedicd by the inauguration Of i
st"a iner line on James River. known
as the Buxton Limo. Inc wholly
owned and financed by william S
BuNton. it's general manager. \ trl-
WcekiN schedule both Com R!ch-
mond and Norfoli w.ll hc operated.
81" S'.am er leaving from ~" Rich
msonH New York steamship Com
Gays. Thursdays ana SATURDAYS. and
from SouthGat" Terminals. Norfolk
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
nays at i. ~. arrivin.; d; til" end
"i the route til" following morning
ABOUT O'Clock. thus inSurinr d.liv-
cry az that hour. stops arc TO BE-
i,,a IN both directions a, city Point,
SIarcmont and Newport News The
iirSt trip will begin from Norfolk on
Et,"hrmary 81 and from Richmond ON
N canvass has been mad. hy the
officers OF tho Huxton Lin" among
many OF the merchants within tn.
past few days. and they EXPRESS
,hrir qualification At tn" proposed
Tho, steamer which viii no nrs,
placed on the run has q freight
capacity OF about 80 tons Larger
types of boats. however. will repIace
'hi" one as 'h" business justiiics
Joseph l.. Young. for a numhrr NJ
Years a resident OF Richmond. and
formerly connected with ,hr olI no
ihini"n steamship Company as i.s
travelling freight ard passenger
agent. is in charge Of ,r.,,Iic of thc
Buxton Line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
NOTED SPEAKERS TO TALK
AT INSURANCE CONGRESS
Men of National Prominence viii
Address Sessions &" TIE Held in
Jefferson Hotel.

Speakers Of national prominence
have been engaged tn speak At the
Virginia Insurance Congress. :, be
h.jd March . at the jefferson iiot-!.
Included among the SPEAKERS Will be
Drv.llr Thorpe. nm expert on sales
n'anship: Charles Y. Scovil and Viii
liam y. Price. recognized throughout
The United States as authorities on
insurance.
Approx imatcly 800 agents from
every section of Virginia are en-
pectcd to attend the convention. Sos
sionS Viii begin al Q O'Clock in the
morning. and addresses ana the con
Sidcration OF business matters will
take NJ the day. y banquet will be
held al the jefferson in the evening.
Elaborate arrangcE"nis are being
made FOR the convention. which will
be one OF the most importaDi gath
crinES Of insurance men her. This
wear,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
STATE MUSIC TEACHERS
PLAN ANNUAL CONCERT
Meeting VIII be Held In Richmond
April {" U-Miss Baird Heads
.tSSUciIl

l'!"nS Cor the annual concert OF the
St"!" Musi: Teachers Association, to
p' hrid IN Richmond on April 1. =
ana Il. are brlnG discussed by Miss
fi"rch"c Baird. president OF the as
Socthiicn. with various leaders or
mn"ich work In Richmond. Miss
ihird ~ enthusiastic over the pros
poets for tn" meeting this year. and
stated that a large number Of teach
crS VAL b" here from all parts OF the
state.
Ern"s, Cosby. president of the Rich
m"nd Piano Teachers Association.
:nn"unc"d that h. viii call a meet
inG Of tho organization immediately
10 tax" ~ the matter OF local ar
engagements and membership in tn"
stat" association. since ii is "a ma =
Ter ci vital concern 70 every teacher
of music in Virginia to forward the
accr"dittnS and teaching OF music
in the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
RiCRMONDERS ATTENDING
DISTRICT AID CLUB MEET
=. q. Leaning. President OF Local As
~orintion. VIII Preside second
IlnN of Convention.

Several Richmond business aud
advertising men left Richmond yes
tcrdaN tn attend the annual convcn-
tion OF the Third District Associated
Advertising Gibbs Of tn. World. which
convcneS a, the southern Hotel BAL
iimorc. today Tor TWO days ScS-
sion
: I Leaning. president Of the
Hi"hmDHd NdNrrtiscrS club. and sec
mess i!urcau. will preside at the scs-
SION tomorrow morning. according
to announcements made from Balti-
moro. Attending with Mr.. Leaning
"ill be t.. y '.Z"k:"l. former preSi-
dent OF the Hi. aond clue. and w
=. i:hoads. y y. RubcnStcin I.cIoy
:. Cohen. IrNinG Kaufman. William
IhaIhimcr {. ~. Bailey and q. L.
tc5rGsicy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
ROTARY CLUB POSTP0MES
ANNUAL "lADiES' NIGHT
Regular Nuondns Meeting WIN II,
Held Tomorrow at Richmond
iipIrI

Officials ~ the Richmond l,.farg
Climb last night announced that
action 81 the, board of managers ,H,
ainua! Ladies night cutcrt lu.Iru,
which the club had planned for to-
definitely T. j. hOpci TO hold 10.
celebration Within = few days ll.
circumstances b"yond the co!itrGl -.
the club made the posiprucmcu' nm.
u.oidable
Because Of this action the board
has decidcd 70 hold the regular noon
day meeting Of tho organization as
usual. This mcctn. viii be held toe
morrow al the Richmond Hotel at
J.. NJ. and Il program is being ar
ranged The board % directors OF the
club VIII hold Il meeting tonight tu-
the purpose Of taxing action Oh a
number Of important matters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
To attend Convention.

MISS Pauline 3. Williamson. pri-
r'ary supcrin,e ndcut of &c Richmond
pubic schools. has ben asked as
president % the Virginia Kindergar-
Zen Association. to represent Viz
etn!a at the meeting Of the Internal
iiohal Kindergarten Union in Detroit
MISS Williamson Will attend the meet
ing or supcrintrndcntS OF the National
rducation Association to be held in
Atlantic City February % through
March }. ON her trip she Will study
conditions of primary grades in other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
COMMITTEE TAKES STEPS
TO WIDEN DAVIS AVENUE
!in"n"r Body to Consider Transfer uf
Property for improvements. nj
ibrIt Line

:. Ihe next regular meeting OF the
FINANCE committee Of civ counrn
Is scheduled FOR February - In; ns
ihHi d"tc /. Il hoiii rs. thr mc.tinl.
VIII PROBABLY lie Held IN the follow
ny GAY "" docit"i rf tn" commit
''' us 4 long "n". aside from IN.
midget which i'm itsc.r win. il is be-
i'E"d. TAX" up several evenings i'm
discussion
ia III" hands "f Tho committee !.
resolution !" acquire land for I'M.
Wld'n'hS OF DAVIS Avenue. h.,v,ru
'r"Hh ana H'rncc streets. Much com
hI"iht mas been made bv citizens yyho
use thlS street OF its indcccssibiIiiX
~ IN" point mcni .on"d uumh,r
OF hc".!ent' hay" "ryurrei there he.
.,:,,"S' 81 ne very narrow roadway
ny resolution passed tn" I:oarh ar
Aldermen. hW: when il rcachnJ COM.
mon council that body rccummiiird
'"N n.hrr t" IN" i,inanc" Committee
r"rtanc" il the ordinance. ror",,,i,,c
10" Yves; hampton stree, car ,r,,.I.s
across the Belt Line bridge =; t;rnv,,
-HN""ur' ana tho transfer Of crrt;lil,
property IN that section OF tho DIV
ny we street car company FOR ;h. i'm
Wn''m"nt OF y and Z Streets ~ is
'Stina'"d that the cost of r,ro,iti,,.
asmn" 'rnrEN VIII amount 10 about Sill.
wv Nh!i' me valu" Of IN" prop,rty
10 hc transferred hy the vfrrin J.,
:,"li""N and Power COMPANY. IS 49,
Si.'tml"n 10 be about sii.ooo. This
od hy the street Committo. ma 49,
M,hi"d for adoption. bur as II
."FIi's an appropriation il viii Nay.
20 %" 'h"'IN disposed OF by the com
"ilicc "u Finance. ''''
ihr 'omm!tt"" viii also act luon
~ l'S1lution ot which touucilin, ;,
t'"AHr u English is patron. prnyId-
~ '"f an appropriation of $i".uHn
''' ~" erection ana maintenance ,f
dubious" at Byrd Park. This cI,,l,-
nous" IL :" be turned over TO Su,,rr-
ar,ihir.i OF iarkS Humphrey calder.
p.aytrouuds at tho park i, i,' ~
p I,.. q" nave the building ready for
me opening 81 the summer seosnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
PYTHIAhS CELEBRATE 57TH
ANNIVERSARY TONIGHT
Lodges "f city VIII Gather nj Eagles
Hall Ia Herr Judge ID. &.
Richardson sneak

Pythian lodges OF the city will gath
rr tonight at Eagles Hall. Third and
"f the nfty-ssvcnth anniversary Of
the organization. Judge -. G. Rich
nrdscn. Colonel John l.. Saunders.
Attorney General. and several other
The evening
JuStus ~. Rathhouc established the
crdcr in the days Immediately fol-
lowing the War Between the States.
and IL has spread with such rapility
that now II is third largest OF the
secret ORGANIZATIONS in the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
To Gi,c ucncG, ncc;,,l

INC FiIII COnccri pianist. viii
y" r"ei'al n"N; Monday night in
'l', aud iio".uw Of the Womaii'.. Gi,;h
rtIti n" auspices @: the Rluo Ridge
: 'bh OF ihc Y. w c. A. FUNDS
raised from tn" affair will b.. used
20 soma delegates from the Richmond
n't"nlfaii"n To IN" annual Y VI g. \.
"h'rf"nc" al EiGc Ridrc. y =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
n"nd. oncr it.,,ur.d t,.

it"'t| sl railroads Il %. south
.''i '.hc'i mat they viii uiy.
lg,,uc.n rates TO Atlantic Cir e. n.r.
..D"c ''ns :" attend ~" confer
"l ING dcDHrtmont Of sup.riu-
..'hH' ~. "i tn National Edusa,im,
ASSOCIATION. which ie To- ho. hcIJ IN
~, r.'y February - 20 Mar,n =
y,.n,,, M.M".hs tc attend tnc con
s'i'l"n may get r.iuccd-ratc ..rij,i-
SSatcs Sy calling Miss Thompson. 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
M0NcURE URGES PROMPT
RETURNS ON INCOME TAX
1000 Pcnalizcd Last Year fo:.
Failure IL Comply With
the Law.
EXPLAINS WHO MUST PAY
Statute ENactS Tax From Unmar-
rieti Persons Making 81 900 ~
Year or Morc-DcC.arcs That All
Bonuses Are Liable.
EXPLAINS WHO MUST PAY

More than 1000 persons in rhi,
GiStr'Ct paid penalties for failing 10
send IN their income tax blanks on
time last year. L. c. l. Mcncurc, in
tcrHpi revenue collector FOR this dis
trict. revealed yesterday in request
TO the people OF Virginia to make
prompt returns this year. Failure to
receive blank does not exempt tan
payers from having To make returns.
state lnc,m tax blanks are also
hcIIE distributed and are practically
Nero Vrcunr"d hy {. Lee Moore. state
Auditor OF Public Accounts. Tn"
state income tax is ! per cent of :hc
first $4,000 Of income. and per cent
pi all in excess OF this amount.
M"ncnrc Wakes statement.
In commenting ON the Federal in
com" tax blanks Mir MouCurc has
Issued me following statement:
- personal income tax is required
for a person unmarried. or. II mar
ricd and not living win husband or
Wife, T. tho income for that year
equals or exceeds 81 600: or IL mar
Hicd and living with husband or wjf".
!t The net income equals or exceeds
$4,000 fnr the year" he stated
rs guardian Of a minor or inCom-
poton; person. OF as admiuistra;cr.
executor o- tvuStv" of au cstat" or
trust. return Will he required for
both The person ana ~ behalf az the
ward. OF tie estate VIII hr required
for trust for which III" person acts
ANY bonus or other item az com
r"usatiou paid 10 an "mployc IL add
tion to his regular salary or wage
under Il contract. express or implied
a. additional compensation FOR ser
vices rendered as a reward Tor past
cDdenvorvs or rs q stimulus to further
zeal and enthusiasm in the discharge
Of duties. Is held TO constitut" tan
able Income. which should D." report
ed a~ such i'm III" employees rctnru
rendered for The yenr durtn& whtch
Il NF,. slil
Npp";,l~ 10 supreme Court.
Numerous Inquiries have reached
tn" bureau of Internal revenue rel
aifNr to Jhc decision of United states
District court uf Connecticut IN tn"
Erc " -t.r .aS". in which II was held
that gains ANA proA's realized from
th" sale ~ capital assets are not taN-
able income, Tho United states at
,orn,y fur Connecticut has hccn au-
'Noriz"d 10 perfect an appcal to the
Supreme Court 90 the United states
Fnr n review o! 'h" decision. Since
Congress. under IN" provisions of thu
ircum. tax acts uf 1919. 1917 and
I9lS, has directed the taNat.on as in
come 81 such gains and profits, n"
bur,au viii continue TO collect IN"
FAX thereon unless ana until tn" Su
prelu" court shall ho.d that proNis-
.an Of law to be unconstitutional
Tile Same question Is iuvulNcd in
THO E.lGorado and kyurSnn cases.
which were ar-n"d iu the supreme
court som" weeks ago. y decision
fl. tn" general question: In view OF
tAo severe penalties provided hv law
.ar 'nls" and fraudulent iucvmc taN
r.tu"n. tuNpaScrS are warmed MOI TO
omit from their returns for the year
lh.0 such gains and profits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
shot in Lief, shoulder.

george w. Knight, aged 81. OF II
LOUISIANA street Fulton. suffered u
wound in the Lett shoulder ycstcr-
day afternoon from 3: calibcr re-
yoivcr. He is sad to have been hand
ling the, pistol. EnigM was taken
TO the virginia Hospital. He will
be operated on today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Council Committee on streets, :.
Etchm"nl Chapter. NntIonnI As
>"":ati"n OF Engineers. MnNin,e's,
!; Hn@incss Mems tinb. G:I5.
itirhmUnd Auto Trades tSsu,in
tion. Inc. GuyernntOr's. G::,u.
Rev. q. ". Cory, Pine street
baptist Church. -.
Strnnd--,Inrk.
Nrndrm. OF Music - ,uu,lc,ilir
and pictures. =. :. 40. OATS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
valentine Part, ,i..,s s.ra

More than 900 wa q I'd III ~,
recent Valentine party given by th..
Mary Thomas Auxiliary To- -" Nir-
ginia Home for Incurabic. ~ port,
Is an annual affair. ';hnS" ,',iug
part IN the recent part" NJ Miss,
Ella Einford Miss Adele Williams
and Mrs. L. NJ. crutchhe!d. Miss Anne
Lee paschal and Miss Gwendolrn SCI =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

Matters OF imnortauc" pertaining 10
INC 'tHHHs automobile show. which
WIZ D." gwen by the Richmond Nu-
tomnhii" Tradr Association. Ines. VIII
uf discussed 10 night at - meeting OF
cd to order at $50 r. NJ, al Guycr.
hator's. COS East Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

KcN. W. ". Souihnll. Formerly Cf
Amelia nut now OF 21i9 Floyd AYc.
nue.. has been al at his homr for the
last three weeks. He is a Confederate
veteran, rs years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14

The condition Or Frank : Richie
son, who has hccu ill a, his home.
1880 WeHt Grace street. is reported
rs slowly improving Mr. Richcsou
has bee. suffering with typhoid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-14
10 Hrnort ON rnrtiGcutfo,,,

i'fophhIF one OF the most Important
'h!HES winch Will come before tho
"l a committee which has Icon CON
Siu"rIn;; methods ny watch To pre-
S'rN> ara rr-cstabliSh the old III
cations OF the days OF Tho War H.
iMc'n the states around III. civ az
iicnmond ana surrounding nrlgrhor-
moods Fhis COMMITTEE" was appointed
~" "h"!lt rs aSo: and It's report IS
h"lnE awaited with mu.; iutrr,si
Nn"tncr committee which viii rc.
port IS committee appointed on
ltAht regulations. which was chosen
~ N" last monthly meeting ana
winch Will report on the results Of
Il conference held with Director of
IHhlic safety William NJ Myers Tho
'"hlnltlr" was instructed at TINS
Meeting I" inquire into tho reasons
Nhn 'rHihc regulations OF The new
,'Allc code have not been enforced
Migrant violations having. been re-
ported At the last m.ctlnp oi IN, ar
SaHiZatiou 10y members