The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03
SETTLE OUT OF COURT
Three Gases b Hastings Court Conl
Dromiseu Before Trial


most important OF the cases were two
In which Louis Aaron was plaintiff
One was against the. Globe Rutgers
Insurance Company md the other
Company. Aaron was seeking to re-
cover on goods damaged by nre. he
was Represented by Rhodes q Rhodes.
Christian. Gordon 4 Christian repre-
scented the defendant companiea
The personal injury suit OF p. p.
Grubbs against the George r. Fuller
Company. Inc. was also compromised.
Grubbs. represented BY Attorneys
Louis wendenburs and BENJAMIN Low
o, aur.: sss.nes Ss
on the new Life Insurance Company
Of virginia building. Colonel A s.
Buford represented the defendanta
James Rryor. colored, who on the
night Of October 20 shot and badly
wounded Charles white. also colored.
in q pool room brawl. will be given .
sa,n1 hss5ns M.sros ern n
Police Court. Part II Pryor. after
successfully eluding the. police for
twenty-four hours after the shooting.
surrendered. He Is being held with
Home. but viii be able 10 appear
against his assailant
jackson Brown. colored. who has
been confined In the City Jail for
twenty days in order that the police
new shoes which the negro was sus-
pected OF stealing. Will also be given
a hearing. Brown . \ paroled con-
Wet, and will probably be sent back
to the penitentiary to nnish his sen
The owner Of the shoes cannot be
found
To Erect Man Bexss.
sss . n r Forest sssefS az,
sent from the Richmond post -ofnce to
tho Manchester station. They will be
installed At convenient places along
A daily mail delivery was recently
inauguratsd IN these suburbs. The
carriers 90 their rounds twice . day,
and the suburbanites are delighted
with the service The collection will
be made Immediately following the de-
liveries.
No Interest in Election.
Very little interest II displayed by.
Dental election. The politicians are
worried for fear the vote will be UNI
usually light. although they have no
fear regarding the result An effort
still some enthusiasm into the voters.
Former Governor Andrew jackson
Montague has consented to address the
people Of the Southside at mass
willis c. Pulliam will read Mr.. Will
sons letter to the voters.
To Hear EIeetieD Retr.s.
BY special arrangements, the cleo
ton returns Will be received at the
Elks' Home Tuesday. night A direct
wire has been run Into the building
for this purpose. The Elks are pre-.
which to entertain their guests during
the intervals.
Small Fire Gives Practice:
Engine Company No. - yesterday
morning received a little practice when
they responded TO an alarm from Bog
627. Cowardin Avenue and McDonougn
Street The fire. which was fortu-
E. N. Smith. ais West Fifteenth street.
while being melted. burst Into flames
The blazing pitch vas seattsrsd about
ed with tho aid Of chemicals. The
damage vas siisht-
I.corrsglble Boy Arrested
At the request Of his mother. Harry
Edward Ennis. fourteen years old, was
taken into custody yesterday afternoon
BY ohicer Phillips He Is charged with
being ineorrisible; He was turned
morrow morning, when the story WIN
be threshed out before Justice n A.
william Edwards. eolored, w.s n:
rested on . charge Of being drunk ana
disorderiy. He Is being held without
BAN for trial Tomorrow morning.
yuussr. e O. vlssssse.
The four Southside Councils Of the
Junior Order, United American Me.
chanics. viii be represented on the
visiting committee OF the order: when
will meet to-morrow night WITH Eioa
tee on program has prepared for an
. nu. is objected. z. B. wharton, who
was recently elected to the once o.
State councillor. Is expected 70 %
present
AZ SOuthaaAe CAureAea.
Rally Day exercises win be Observes
this morning in the Deeatuf 49,
O'Clock. Addresses will be ma4e oy
judge Ernest n Wells and jacob Cm-
lauE W. r Sharrttz. Of the Eain.
bridge ssreet Baptist Church choir.
w:n sing several seieetsonS
pulpit OF the Bainbridee street. 1ap-
list Church At both services to-day.
The Meade Memorial Episcopal eua-
day school library WIN open tbs
morning. An excellent collection q
interesting books have oeen secured
PevUs0ou Heaee0a.
Mrs.. q n Love, Of Lunen0rG, 70
visiting her niecs. NfS ". b BoSeoA
Of IIez Decatur Street
yoho P!ercs, who has 6eon uvsn9
x;,n h,s xran6.asher. Dr.. Rnekef. Win
leave this morning fW ~ Bone N
". J. carter he's eesa essisnats4 as
S%s efiieial timer for ne big meet
which sAs Ausomee'ls Assecsatsse g
America WsII hold - tie eeess kssr
Grounds Ncvsmeee - 81 y. ~
Carter. Who 70 o d'rsrSoP q the tsts.
nae been IN shs Su6eer SeaR1 q 10y
meet .incs the ersanisat5on o. the xeay
Association. ana has hesA ne eegp
watch On nearly every larUD traee ~
eks country. This Win BE- bic esvs
| sgr~-senes WseA ne M 0sre
EH NORMALLY. q woodland nessAsA.
wNo hiss been very ~ et Me fetoere
ressdensA sfje Porter Strsse ID W.