The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-30
News of South Richmond

icre-;ed. Many though, It unidentified TO 20
the nIEAi school. After Two
agreed 20 IT'S the experiment the recruits
came thick ana fast. uni!l the limit OF
been devoted 10 the work, and the average
attendance has been high. The success o.
ihe class has led TO hopes ;or greater
things next year.
Will Close Tonight.
Tn. third and mos, successful year OF the
nigh, department o: the Powhatan sc7ool
WI. be brought 70 close io-niEht- Leg
sons viii be omitted and supper served
by the si-is' class In domestic science. The
teachers have contributed 10 the .uHd 20
buy the eataeies. and a hne time 1s AMI.
cipatcd bv the youngsters as rouhaihs-'i
OF session o. hard work
Nca.!y III pupils hove been enrolled on
the books OF the school daring the session.
Scrue got tired " the work and dropped out.
bu; me average attendance ma. been about
slxty-fve Glasses in ali grammar grades
na,Ts been taught. The boys nave been
laugh, manua! trainins' meena niea. assw.nS
thoroughly coached in the mysteries o.
cooking and sewing.
The teachers in charge ~ the WORK are
: r. Warner. principal. Misses Ida Brown
Elizabeth Bohannon and Miss Pitcher NJ
McGee has been instructor n drawing and
Mr. Meica'c in manual training
Capital and labor in Row.
4 nixup between capital and LABOR yes
;erday afternoon resulted in the arEes. o.
charles Newell, a bricklsyer. OH warrant
employer. W. r. Holt, contractor. engaged
in the erection o: store a the corner o.
Twelfth and Hull Streets.
The trouble started. Il is said. when Holt
paid of come o: his men who had com
p.etcd their portion OF the work Tue men
claimed they had been paid all that
was coming TO them. \ genera! wransle
resulted. and. according to Newell. Holt
made a pass at him. Newell stood his
ground and administered a good thrashinS
10 his former employer, who promptly
nj
was pa LED Immediately. In retaliation he
and several OF his :eiio"-employes swor.
out civil warrants against Ho!t for the
amount % the alleged shortage.
Little Burks Victorious.
In an interesting and we!l-played game
the I.itNe Burk Company team defeated
SprnI. Iiili diamond by the score OF 10
.. game was hotiy contested from
start - finish. and the result was in doubt
until the last man was out in the ninth.
The features OF the game were the work o,
the Little Bu-k's battery. Jones and Mickles.
and home run by Gii! = return game
Death of David Is. Lewis.
David E. Lewis. eighty-siy years ~ age.
we'll known citizen or South Richmond,
died yesterday morning shortly after mid
nisht at the residence OF his son, Llewe,lyn
Lewis. 800 West seventh Street.
Mr.. Lewis was born In Newport. Ens..
coming 10 this country at early age.
He vas stone mason by trade. and FOR
number o: years conducted a stone-curt.ng
eSta hiishment in Manchester.
His funeral, which Will be private. will be
held 10 O'Clock this p1orninE from the
residence. the buria! will be In Maury
Cemetery.
Liquor Licenses Issued
state liquor licenses were yesterday grant
cd BY Judge F.. H. Wells 10 all OF the appi:-
cants twenty-five in number. who sourh,
renewal. Among those who we're licensed
TO do business the Old Dominion Dis
tillery. which was also sranied a city H.
cense The distiilery only operates por-
tion of the year and does not pay for tho
full period. but Is assessed pToportionately
Suit for 5000 Instituted.
Clerk Walter E. DuVai. OF the Hastings
Court, Part ., yesterday received from
Roanoke an alias summons In the su,t o.
Emma L Bagwell and Annie r. Parkinson.
eHecutriN OF c. II. Pyle. deceased. against
operating under the laws OF New Jers.y
The papers In the suit flied some time
ago hut the style OF the defendant com.
pany was in fault. The amount involved is
$3.50.
With the Police Justice.
Charles Sims was yesterday fined 81, ,,d
costs by Justice H. A. Maurice in the Po-
itce Court Part p on charge .: being
drunk and trespassing on the property Of
Mrs. Eliza skinner $40 West Twelfth street
in coming on Mrs. sdnner's proper,y af,sr
being ordered es'aas1y off.
Leslie CAREER and Willie Shepner.on
charged with trespaasing on vacant nronerv
at Fourth and Hull Streets, were di.miss
Moses Jefferson. colored, charged with re-
| ing drunk and disordey,y, was fned ssn ~
costs 800 Wv az"
Ben Patterson. co,ored, charged with
| stealing pair Of shoes from a local store.
| Moore Agrees to Small Vim.
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