The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
South Richmond Bureau.
The Timcs-Dispa tch,
1920 Hull Street.


For tho purpose OF participating in tho
business mems parade and attending the
New Years mass meeting To be- held Tues
day night By the Civic Co-Operativc Or
rantza'ior. under the auspices OF seven bus
incss organizations, OF which the Souihsidc
and Chesterfield Business Mems .Associa ton
Is one. orders have been Issued TO its mem
hers 10 assemble "a, 1850 o'clock Tuesday
evening oil Broad street Ill front OF the
City Hall.
The committee in charge of the sonthsidc
contingent. 8. l.. .hdamson, 4. j. Danron
aud I. J. Nichols. together With President
~. l.. foncy have issued the orders and
have requested cuc!I member not only
10 hc OH hnnd himself but 10 bring a friend.
I'm Invitation has been extended the Wash
inEton Ward Democratic Club TO join with
the association. With the majority OF the
members Of each body In line, It is hoped
to take 800 men from South Richmond.
The committee has male urrang cments for
tuitabic banners to be used not only on
ton Is ont,
Only those who participate In tho parade
VIII lie given seats at the Auditorium. An
unique program of brief speeches. music
songs, etc. has been prepared and will he
announced later.
Arrested for Row OH Car.
On warrants chnrsns ,hem with disor-
derby conduct Christmas Eve on a IIuil
street in Richmond. George Meredith
and Arthur Brown, Of South Richmond,
were placed under arrest late Friday night
10y officer Ed. Wnymack, and later baiied
before Squire i. T. willard for appearance
before Justice Crutchhcd In Police Court,
i'nrt I, tomorrow morning.
Meredith and Brown. 1t !s alleged, were,
while under the influence OF liquor. beat
iur tho motorinan when interrupted by Ser
| Scant John Hastings. who attempted to
place the mcu under arrest. No, being ablo
TO hold both. Hastings reached for his re-
| 'olvcr and tho man made brcak FOR lib
crty.
Oscar Fortune. colored. twon,y-four years
old, was arrested Yesterday on warran,
| charging him with abusing aud striking
! Lcttic Cuarlcs, coiorcd
jim l'ryor. Henry Chandler and John
sawyer. dusiSy trio OF crapshcotcrs, were
caught In q raid yesterday by Officers Man
ming and BauShau.
| conduct was locked up yesterday morn!ns.
| $, Hart was reported yesterday by Officer
Wright FOR violation OF the traffic ordi-
nance
on a charge OF disordcrly conduct Harry
| Holland and Clarence Wood. Young white
men. we're arrested last night by OFFICER
| Westcoti Wood "as hai!cd 10y Squire vii
| Hard aud Holland locked up In Third 20
| ice Stgton for appearance in Police Court
Fart =. tomorrow morning
| Verdict for Defendant.
| After dciihcratinG abon, hour tho jury
yesterday afternoon rendered a verdict 10,
| the defendant in tho sui, .. l.. stein
against ;hc Virginia Iron and Metal Com
panN rncD. which has been on trial three
u"!> before ,'ndsc Ernest H. Wells in 1lust-
lines Court. Part ..
| Stein. under yearly contract. was in
| Tie employ OF the defendant company
! whose president discharged him. i, is nj.
lcech. without cuusc before the cHpira,ior
OF the year. for which damages In the sum
! OF t},"tt snn:;ht.
Nelson q Nelson represented the company
aud Rhodes \ Rhodes and William MulIar
'he r'aintiif The case was hotly fought,
""th sides putting on twenty or more wit.
! n"s>cS each TWO days uu.i Il half wa.
necessary 'or thcir examination. Ry agree.
'nent o. counsc! only a short time was con.
s'mcd in the argument.
! The main point Involved was whether The
d.srHar%c Of stein was with jus; cause, Tn,
lluy decided Il was. \ motion Ia set ;isid,
tn verdict rs being contrary Ia ihe law
aud evidence was oycrrulcd and an appca
noted.
New Officers to Tnkc CliarSr
h'E'NnIhE '"-norTo" morning thr new
county officials. among them being III,
4 commemorative attorn.y county Treasure,
'ann inc Hoard Of Snpervisors of Chester.