The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10
News Of South Richmond

cuBsion will be presented; the most impor-
tant. heTever, Will be tSo four-ward pro-
position. which is ono OF the warmest ques-
lions that has arisen in the Southside for
many years. II 10 claimed that large ma
jority OF tho voters are against the pro-
position as II stands. 1t is thought that
any move made to put the Southside Into
another ward will necessarily cut down
her representation In the Council. which
was guaranteed by the consolidation ordi-
nance to be equal with any ward in tho
greater city.
Charge Of Treapase.
In Police Court. Part :. yesterday Justice
H. A Maurice tried quartet OF Migrants
who were arrested the premises OF the
Fintsch Gas Works. charged with trespasa-
Ing. An additional charge OF disorderly con-
duct was lodged against one, j. Il. Borden.
who was assessed IS and costs The others
were ordered TO mako themselves scarce.
Borden. II ID said. after getting warmed up
at the gas plant, tried to brain one of his
companions. and hence the fine In his case
All were white. and claimed to be seeking
employment
Youths Cnse Continued.
Al tho request of counsel for the accused.
Squire l. W. Chcatham. OF Oak Grove yes
terday granted continuance OF the case
sainst Dick Cox. Raymond Baber and w.
L. Blunt. tho trio OF white youths who arc
being held on tho charge OF attempting TO
obtain money under false protenrea until
next Wednesday. The boys have retained
ATTORNEYS D. L. Puiiiam and Charles Page
TO look after their interests. while Judge j.
NJ Gregory. Commemorative attorney, will
represent the State. No other criminal
cRsss were heard.
Taking up tho civil docket. Squire Cheat
ham was called upon to settle two rather
involved cases in detinue. The first case
! Roper againnt Roper. was brother against
, brother. the property to be recovered being
a feather bed The story as unfolded 10
the court is to tho effect that Bonnie, the
recently resided with his brother wishing
to change HE abode Bonnie pulled out, and
,ater returned for his bed, which was re-
FUSED; hence the suit. With the Judgment
| OF solomon, tho squire went to the root of
| the matter and discovered that the elder
brother an well as the other children had
each received a feather bed from their pnr-
ents on marrying. AS Bennio 10 still single
| the parents dead. and the bed part OF the
| estnte which was mover administered on.
bennie was therefore entitled to the bed.
which was awarded him. Roper ST. was
also required to pay tho costs.
Quarrel Over Crop.
Two farmers entered Into an agreement
TO work piece o! ground on shared After
the crop was raised, but not yet harvested
they foil out. and left the division of the
crop to two friends. one selected by cach
division was made ant George Paul wen,
| TOT MS share and much to his surprise wa .
met b. his erstwhile partner who, club
In hand. dehed George TO take the crop,
George started to load his wagon anyway.
ana received few licks with wagon
spoke In shndry places on his person. MOI
! ikinB his treatment q warrant was sworn
out' ana James Turner. tho beiiiyercnt part
| net was ns.essed 1!sB for his behavior
| Many New Red Men.
after many strenuous moons spent ON the
warpath' thirty-ave pale faces have been
captured and will be adopted to-morro,y
night by India nola Tribo, Improved orde,
OF fed Men. This Is the largest class adopt
| non ever held Is this lodge. and 10 the re-
| SUN OF competition between two teams
| known as tho reds and blues tho former
| winning The blues. FOR allowing them.eIve,
oe beaten. VIII furnieh a supper to BIO
he,e next month TO the entire tribe.
! lhe hed Men form tho largest useret or
asr on inc southside. having q mcmbership
OF "o Tho following officers preside oy,r
me assumes OF the tribe: Norman Had.
COCK sachem; W. L. Reams. senior saga
more; Harry Holt Junior sagamore: W
sentry; prophet: C. 8. Wells, chief Of roo.
oTus w. A. Deitrck. collector wamouIn
| L. l. Holt keeper o! wampurn .
| mo iod8o meets every Monday ntxbt a,
roReys ha'i. Eleventh and Hull Stresta
They claim TO have tho Nne.t a., ~ nns.
tunes In Greater Richmond. which thsv
"3fe e'eP!nyeo on several notable occasions
| " Distribute Honor Crosses
J nti confederate veterana. widows ar 6.
1 eeohoanto OF Confederate soldiers who a..
| sire crosses Of honor can obtain blanka ~ =,
Mrs. E. Hewlett Trainum. reniatrsr Cur
ternesd Chapter. United Daughter, ~ 20.
| Con'ederacy. loi! Porter Street. ''
| TINS VIII DO ono Of the last opno,tu,,,,.
| 10 oo!nin one OF thcho croases AZ M ma.
WIN ne given after September, 1917 Ths
h n ess'o~ai VIII be January is isle. Lse.s
John w. Walton Dead.
sohn W. Walton. afty-nino ysats s,i. e.o