The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
News Of South Richmond
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch.
1920 Hull Street.

South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch.
1920 Hull Street.
Phone Mad son lis
For the first time in its history the
merry whistle Of the postman on his
daily rounds will echo through the
streets Of the suburb of Woodland
Heights. The new carrier service will
30 into effect this morning. Two de-
liveries will be made each day. Pur-
suant to an order from the post-ofice
authorities. the householders Of Wood
land Heights and Forest Hill. which
numbered their houses.
The mail will arrive through the
Manchester station. as heretofore II
win be sorted and sent out General
branch station. which will be estab-
lished at Woods Store. Twenty eighth
and Semmes Avenue. with r. 6. Wood,
Jr.. as clerk in charge. There letters
money orders and stamps sold.
| Another Innovation which will help
suuuro IS the installation OF fire
n. sa has been D. sara n the should
fre break out in either Woodland
Heights or Forest Hin the fact is to
be telephoned to Mr.. Burdett. and he
WIN do his share In ar9usinS the neisn
supposed to respond Buckets and
ladders will be placed in convenient
places.
While five arc lights have been in
stalled along semmes Avenue: tne CIV.
promise made by the Board Of Super
visors to put in five more this fatl. II
necessary they will send committee
| to the next meeting to jog up the
memory OF the board.
Club to Meet Friday.
The South Richmond democratic
Club win meet Friday night at the
usual place. Fraternal Hail AS TINS
is the last regular meeting before
the close Of the presidential campaign
f! large gathering Is desired. II IS
probable that a special meeting VIII be
arranged and speakers invited to at
tend
The committee from the club which
has been soliciting funds Tor WOOD
row Wilson has not yet made re-
sum has been realized. One Of the
nine men has received more than %oV
The others are expected to turn in
like amount.
BY consent Of all parties concerned.
the hearing of the motion tor judg-
ment in the suit of the Middle Atlantic
Immigration Company against the Vir-
set for yesterday in Hastings Court.
Part 2. was continued until saturday.
This morning Judge Ernest II.
Wells will begin the trial Of the per
against the George R. Fuller Com
pany.
Arrangements are being made py
to have a special leased wire placed
in the Elks' Home. Eleventh and Balm
bridge Streets, on the night OF the
presidential election. Members ana
the returns. which will probably be
read from the porch
Fined for ThrOwinG Rocks.
Because they INDUCED In the gentle
on the Sabbath. r. Livesay. T. winso
and II. Jones, young white men. yes
terday morning were nped % and
costs by Justice H. A. Maurice in
Police Court. Part :.
Wash Mosby, colored. accused OF
beating his wife. was taken into Gus
tody yesterday morning He Was
promptly kaled before Justice Maurice.
where fine Of IS and costs was as
sessed.
Charles Russell was arrested last
niykt by Waterman W J. Doyle on
the Free Bridge he was turned over
the Third Police station. where ne
was charged with being drunk and
unable TO care for himself.
Speak Tsief Cots Overcast.
Expecting to go forth into the chilly
dampness comfortably grad in his new
S2s overcoat, w. H Archer. OF IL:
Cowardin Avenue. was d'sagreeabiy
Jared yesterday morning by TIE dis
covery that some party. presumably a
sneak thief. mad removed the garment
from the nall OF mis- home. his Ioss
was immediately reported at the TnIrd
station. but no clue to the new wearer ;
OF the Goa; aas Yet been uneartned.
Funeral of iaSa1t.
The funeral OF Florence May tao ,
infant daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. g. i
4. Sadi.r. VINO died sunday morning
"a, mr. parents home. r,ast Eleventh ]
Street. was neld yesterday afternoon /,
The Rev. I. haley. pastor OF the |
stockton street Baptist Church. con- !
uuct.d the services The burial was :
in Maury Cemetery !
~us The Chsr~hes ThIs Week. !;
For tn. purpose of promoting a ,
greater iHt.res; tn church Work !
among tire members of the congrega-
ton rally services viii be held to-
morrow night in the stockton street /
Baptist CnUrcE. Addresses viii be .
mad, py the pastor. kev. j. T. Halcy.
ana Sc E.rai Iaymcn.
Taxing as ms subject old virginia. ]
DIR. Douglas Freeman will deliver .
lecture riday night q, the BainsridS. /
street Baptist tngTch Haddon - I
" atkrus viii regccI several solos \
E-s!NsI services. conducted BY IN. I
Re-. Lloyd T. wilson. ar" h~inS nefd I
this week at the "estheIivra he
moral CnurCa. swansboro- large .
attendance marked the opening ser .
vices Iacy viii continue ioE ten I
days.
To ESert O~teGases.
Del. gates TO the stat. Cow enti0n OF I
KINGS Daughters viii be elected TO- 4
night a; the nrst Tall meeting OF 4
\, n.tso.v.r circle. which viii be held /.
M ;he home OF the leader. Mrs. I
: "a B-r,:Ss. Eleventh ana Bsineridg. 1
streets TIE circle last winter ola 4
mucb 10 r.iiese suffering amcng the I
poor. and greater things are
being planned this year.
RsSi, Sesvtcss - sWeoshssW.
Rally day services. starting "a the
sunday school at $50 o'clock wNt
ne held new, sunday ~ the West End
Meshod..t Church Every member OF
noth SUNDAY school and church arc
urged TO attend. The Mems Bible Class
A, expected 10 turn out IN full tore.-
ara every effort II being put forth TO
make sunday q red letter Day TOR the