The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
News Of South Richmond

treasurer Bronaush issued warning yes
terday TO all the qualified voters OF the
ward to the effect that all who did not pay
the poll tax on or before May ! will not be
able TO vote.
Attention has been called again by Mr.
Bronaugh to tho fact that ali State and city
liquor licenses must he paid into his office
before April 10 Those who fall to comply
with tho law before that time will receive
the penalty in such ctSes
- They Snw the Giant.
Hull Street business was paralyzed for a
few minutes yesterday morning while shop.
keepers and customers lined the sidewalk 10
watch the passage OF George Lantz, tho
Canadian giant who is on a walking to,e.
around the world. The giant passed throug h
South Richmond on his way from the north
side to Petersburg. which Is his next stop.
| Lantz can spout Ave languages and digger
OUT 1--WE more but he didn't stop yesterday
In the Southside to display his prowess in
this respect The seven-ioot giant. who.
zen of Germany, weighs hut $50 pounds,
which he SAYS is trlne off weight for him.
When he began his trip he tipped the scales
! He showed himself remarkably friendly
and answered most OF tho questions fired al
| him by the Southsider..
/ April Term Monday
The REGULAR April term OF the Hastings
| Court. Part q Will convene Monday mornine
Fl wells viii preside This docket viii con- ~
tain nothing hut civil cnses.
Justice Maurice had another hatch of de-
! Police Court. Part 2. and all who could not
make n pretty clear explanation OF why they
had failed TO buy the 1911 dog tins were
Funeral of Mrs. Marshall
The body OF Mrs Mamie Marshall. mother
Yesterday r
Beuahviile for burial. Mrs. Marshall died
Wednesday. evening In the home OF her
age
i Sonthside Lodge News
There VIII he stated communication OF
the Manchester Lodge No. II. Ancient, Free
and Accepted Masons. Mcn1ay night at s
/ O'Clock In the Masonic Temple. South Rich
mond.
Progressive Council. Daughters OF Liberty.
will meet Monday night At o'clock In Gers
ley's Hall
Men. Will meet Monday night at o'clock
In the lodge room, M
washington Camp. Patriotic order Sons
Of America. held It's regular weekly meeting
last night at o'clock in cersley's HALL. :
New South Council. Junior Order OF United
american mechanics. met last night at s
Select Council. Daughters of Liberty, met
last night at o'clock in Toney'. Hall.
Personal and General.
| C. W. Lee. who has been visiting Mrs NJ
A. Ellington. has returned to his home in
/ Grecnvllle. ~. c.
Many young people arc returning to their
homes in the southsidc for the Easter hoi-
| idays iH
Prof. Baker will give an organ recital a,
the cambridge Street Baptist Church Fri
| day. April IS, at S P. AZ. lie Will be assist ed
In the program by some OF tho best voices
| In Richmond. The proceeds of the recital
| will go toward the annex fund OF that
| church.
Tho Rev j. n. poan OF South Boston. 1.
| to preach every night this week and next in
the series OF revival meetings being con-
| Quoted in the Stockton Street Baptist
| Church. Large crowds turning out to
hear his sermons. Special music nightly by
| the choir.
IN The weatherford Memorial Church the
Rev. O. a. jenkins. OF Norfolk. is prcn ching
/ nightly. These revival meetings will last
/ through next week. Many conversions have
been made through the eloquence Of the
Norfolk minister. IF
Or. Carnal. field gent Of the State HealtI,
| Bonrd. deivetcd most interesting lecture
yesterday afternoon in tho Chester Agrlcul.
tura High School on the "Hookworm and
Health In General" Many OF the farmers in
the ncighborhood took advantage OF the op.
portunlty OF hearing a lecture on this all
absorbing subject