The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-24
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch,
1920 Hull Street.

Phone Madison u.s.
Voters of the Souths!de ar. much con-
eerned over the proposed FORWARD system
which is being advocated before the coun.
ell. The question that Is causing the most
worry is What shall become of Washing
HIll II be divided and become part OF two
separate wards? The latter is what 10
feared Taking the city aphically no
ather solution be seen. II this s dona
the delegation will be split and the div!s-
ION OF the funds to which the southside Is
entitled under the consolidation agreement
VIII be continual bono OF contention De-
tween the two factions.
In Police Court.
Three lonely offenders faced Justice II.
a. Maurice in Police Court. Part 2, yester-
day They were c. Farmer and Willie
May. who INDUCED in classy little tight,
and George knight. who was up on the
amounts, which were fortheomlng
day took John Crouset in tow on the charge
Of being drunk and out.
Luke Light, a dusky inhabitant OF Tan
yard Bottom, is in the tolls, charged by his
wife with cursing. abusing and threatening
TO do her bodily harm. Her sad tale boil
cd down. Is that Luke came home with a
goodly number OF friends, and in n few mo-
ments the bones were rolling merriy Not
being in sympathy with the game she
iorcibly elected tho crowd from her home
Luke thereby becoming enraged seized an
axe and proceeded 10 mutilatc the family
portraits. taking care. however, not to in
1ure the ones not yet paid for. Luke is now
Justice Maurice this morning.
To Extend Revival Services.
heE, George W. Mcdaniel. d. D., is con-
tinuing to draw large congregations at the
big revival at the I3ainbridge Street Bap-
us, ,ist Church. Finding that so much interest
necessary to extend tho services another
Week Tonight Miss Matte Ellington will
sing.
/
John William Bailey, through his attor-
ney, c. Mlmms, yesterday filed a bill in
ehaneery AGAINST Laura Ann Bailey ct al.
estate OF William Bailey, sr.. deceased. The
primary object OF the suit is to raise funds
TO pay delinquent taxes
Clerk Walter f. Du Val. of Hustins.
Court, Part 2, yesterday recorded a deed
= OF BARGAIN and sale from Cicero Thornton
TO James Anderson. The property Is known
! as S9l West Twenty-second street, and is
/ described yas fronting thirty feet on Tween.
was given rs 500.
TO Enter New Quarters.
/ ohlcers VINO are TO occupy the new mum.
Leader Hal. arc working busiy getting
/ things in shape for a speedy move 1t L
hoped ma; by next week all tho depart.
| The offices are TO DO thing OF beauty
Handsome new counters and partitions OF
oak have been put In. and the unsightly bill.
, IhGatrt
| were taken down yesterday. The new Of
Noes VIII be under the control OF Building
Inspector Beck. and Will he known official
| ly az the City Hall annex. No adequat,
I workshop Is provided for the Water De
| partment. but It will soon DO provided wit,
a new building. it is thought. in tho rea,
OF the office.
Couple May Agree.
I; contrary IT, expectations the case o. w
Ia: Jackson. who appealed from decision
! Of Justice Maurice, OF sho Police Court
! Part 2. WAS heard in Hastings Court Par
II, Yesterday. Jackson. who was charge,
| with noqsupport and ordered 10 pay 81
towards the support OF his family, mad
i overtures. tor reconciliation when the cas-
was calSd last Saturday. and FOR thea,
! reasons continuance was granted unit
| yesterday.
/ charles Page represented the Common
wealth and Lawrence roole the accused
/, The entire morning was taken np by hear
| Ing tho evidence. Argunents OF ronnsr
next followed, and the case was 10 be givcr
/ 70 the jury at, u, u. At this point Judg,
4 Wells, aGair sooinS signs OF forgiveness
lactcd the part OF rsscennkei aud AGAR