The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-23
South Richmond Bureau,
The rimes-Dispatch.
INN HIN Casnnl
1920 Hull Street.


Under the impression that he had
been robbed of his weeks pay, c. c.
Bowics. twenty eight years old, an
Iron worker. became dIsorderIy yes
terday afternoon about o'clock in
saloon, and as result spent the
night In the station house Bowlcs's
troubles started when he discovered
the disappearance Of his rool. Bowles
was placed under arrest by officer
Baughan.
When searched at the station house
he had SAT on his person. So In n side
pocket and $40. the missing money,
secreted in an inside vest pocket. The
man will be given hearing this
morning before Justice II. A. Maui
rice.
Exercises C1cmency.
With only two cases on the dock OF,
Justice II. A. Maurice, Of tho Police
Court, Part 2. exercised clemcncy In
one. allowing r. e. Clements, charged
with being drunk. to go home, and
in the other dealt severely with
Arthur Dcviney, colorcd, charged with
vagmncy sending him to the City
Jail for ninety days.
Willie Brown. tho negro youth who
was arrested by Captain A. S. Wright
and Officer Eddie waymack after n
desperate chase Thursday, waived n
preliminary examination before Jus
tice Crutchfield. and was scnt OH to
the grand jury.
Property Tranxferrcd.
a deed OF bargain and sale admitted
TO record by Clerk Walter z. DuVal,
of Hastings Court, Part ., transferred
10 lanes r. bradley from Matthews
y. Foster piece OF property on HUI
Street just above the Atlantic Coast
Line tracts. The lot fronts thirty 1--WE
feet on Hull Street and has an aver
age depth of nincty-one feet. Tho
price paid was 5000 and other aalu-
able considerations.
Gets watch ny Christmas Present.
AS Christmas gift, Rabie Odum, of
West Seventh street. will receive, by
order of the owner. a watch which was
found and turned over TO the police
by her nearly month ago. The little
girl found the watch, which was evil
IDENTIFY the property OF a railroad man.
on the Southern tracks near her home.
She promptly gave It 10 Mounted Officer
Wright, who brought II to the Third
Police station. Through the efforts of
Sergeant Pcterfield Vest the owner was
located The man. touched by tho
child's honesty, gave orders for the
watch to be presented TO her. with his
compliments.
Post-Oncc Open sunday.
Through orders from Postmaster Ed
gar Allan, Jr.. the Manchester Station
will he kept open Sunday for the dcliv-
cry of mail Box collections will be
made at 10 \. Nj. and p. NJ on
Christmas one delivery Will be made
in the residential district hnt none in
the business district.
Fletcher Skinner, n young man liv-
Ing In Oak Grove, appeared before
Squire T.. W. ChcatEam Al his office ycs-
tcrday and pleaded guilty 10 Il charge
OF being drunk and disordcrly. He was
fined s..
Church Notices.
cambridge Street Baptist Church.
Rev. j. W. Durham Will conduct both
services tomorrow At the morning
service he Will take as his subject
Learning and Wealth Coming to
Christ" Musical selections will be
Sing All Se Hcavans." by the choir.
and arise, Shine for Thy Light Has
Come" by the quartet
Evening subject: christmas Pres
cnts to AL" Musical selections: Calm
on the Listening Far of Night" choir,
and There Were Shepherds BY the
quartet.
Decatur Street Methodist REV. G. r
tomorrow. The morning subject Will
be. The Word Made Flesh" night.
Tho World. since Jesus Came" Spe-
ciai arrangements have been made for
Christmas music on both occasions.
Clopton Street Baptist Church--Rev.
L. n. Lofln. Morning subject. '"rhe
Birthday of the King" Program:
Voluntary. "Iiark Ton Thousand
lIarps:" Hymn los Scripture reading,
prayer, hymn ITO and oQcratory am
them. 'TIark, EIark. Ny Soul"
Evening Text. "rhc Gift OF Divine
Life to the World" Program Volun :
tary. The King OF Glory Shall Come
hymn l07. Scripture reading. prayer,
hymn lo7 and oncratory, Glory to
God In the Highest"
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church.
Rev. F, r. Warren Regular service;
tomorrow a; usual hours.
Services In the church Christmas.
Early communion at 7.ao 4. NJ Morn.
Ing service followed by communion IT
Ia a. NJ.
Personal Mention.
lanes Cox, well known horscman
aud owner of tho West End Farm
Chesterfield county. has returned home
from four weeks bunting trip. spent
on his game preserve in Mccklcnburg
county
MIR, Cox will leave TO-DAY for Len
ington. ky. where lie will spend the
Christmas holidays With John Z: Mad
den.
Mrs, w, =. Can ana Mrs. \. q.
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