The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-26

| terday IN the lluGtinss Court, Part ., quail
flied us registrars for the Fourth and sixth
precincts OF Madison Ward NJ \. Right
sail, OF 49,. HUI Street. registrar for the
| Fitih Precinct has not quai..eu yet. The
sonihside OF Madison Ward has been di-
| vided into three precincts instead OF four
| as heretofore. ncccsstatinG many trans
icrs. The books are open. and every
| voter is requested TO sec that his name is
( on the DOCKS before the morning OF the pr!-
mary.
| Young Men Registering.
! Urged by their older and more expert
| enced friends. twenty-threc young south :
s'dcTs, who Viii cast their nrst ballot Tues
day. yesterday appeared before the registrars
and completed The final step before being
eligible 10 vote. Effort is being excrted
| around the factories and shops TO have 4
strong LABOR vote out. The interest among
| the voters has decreased since the mass
meeting Friday night. and some effor, ia
arouse the younger men must be made 10
| get them
Soutlyside Candidates strong.
Friends of the three Southsido candi-
datcs-car;er {. Jones. Il. l.. Pa.ram and
| John w. Moore-are confident that their
men VIII win. y heavy vote from South
richmond Is expected to be cas, almost
hnnporteFs on the north side and witt, a
| GOOD vote from their home precincts IL is
thought thar they viii be ut the top OF the
| ticket.
Central Cony oeation Closes.
| The spring meeting OF the central Con-
! vocation. which has been In session IN thc
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church since
Monday. was brought to close last nier :;
The final sermon was delivered 10y the Rev.
| Frank G. Scott.
The conversation is gathering OF tho
ministers of the diocese. who M ct twice
a year Tor the purpose OF discussing means
whereby the missionary spir, az tho diocese
may Increase. About twenty ministers from
| out OF the city have been i'm attendance
| and they have been greatly gTa,Ifed by tn.
Size OF the congregations that have attend
ed both the morning and the evening SER
yices
Realty TinnsfcJ
Two small property transfers wSrc record
ed yesterday In the office Of Clerk Walter
T.: DuNai, OF The Hastings Court Part :.
ed for foSistra lion, Jesse ". Ruckncr trans
icFfed 10 Bette l.. Burton piece Of prop-
cry. fronting thirty feet on Everett street
near Seventh. by the other deed lanes \
/ Counter became the owner of ;niitv.ono
feet OF property, fronting on Tenth street
was mentioned in either case the consid-
Grafton being placed "a $40
Moore Confident OF Release.
El'. Moore. the young liquor drummer.
who is under $500 bond 10 appear before
Police Court. Part =. Is confident thar his
heht agains, extradIton TO Durham. ~ g..
where no is under indictment FOR solicitins
orders FOR liquor. vii! he Succession lilo
has retained Attorney Wits &. PuIiiam to
look out for his interests The Durham
ohieer with necessary papers is due here
this morning.
Little Elks Win Series
The Little Elks added another victory IN
their string Yesterday when thy defeated
the powhatan School In rth-hot game GU
the Spring Hill diamond. The game was
featured b. the heavy hitting OF both
teams This was the deciding game OF n
series OF three. the Little Elks coming OF
with tho honors.
Funeral OF Mrs. simmons.
The funeral az Mrs Ea,e Mccain sim
mons was held yesterday afternoon n J
o'clock from. the stockton street Rantts.
Church. The Rev. j. T. Haley condu.ted
the service The in;ermcnt was In Marry
Cemetery
Personai Mention.
Mrs. Watson of Baltimore, who has boon
visiting Mrs. Albert Pulliam or woodland
Heights. haa returned home.
Mrs. Arthur Pettisrew and son are visit
ing relatives in Franklin
Mrs' DAVID j, Wake, OF iioi Porter Street.