The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-28
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
l02D Hull Street.

Phone Madison llJ.
With impressive Masonic ceremonies, con-
Quoted by Manchester Lodge. No. II. A. +.
and 4. NJ. the cornerstone OF the Decatur
street Methodist Church laid yesterday
stone into position a scaled box placed
In the cavity. Among the contents OF the
box were the name Of the presiding cider.
the pastor Of the church, the rolls OF the
church. Sunday-school. Manchester Lodge
Masons. Royal Arch Chapter. No. as a his
tory OF the lodge. written by Ben y. Owen:
current papers, several coins and pictures
OF tho city.
The ceremonies opened with prayer by tho
Rev. II. C. Fheiffcr, pastor OF the Central
:icthodist Church. and closed with the bene-
OF the church. The principal address was
delivered by Governor Mann Several hum
dred people were I'm attendance.
Lights for suburb Probable
Although favorabv inclined toward the
proposition OF the Woodland Heights people
In substituting electric lights for a police
officer. the Board OF Supervisors of Chester
field yesterday at the monthly meeting at
Ches5erhcld Courthouse declined to take
any definite action. but will further consider
tile matter a, a called meeting to be held
Juns
The Woodland Heights Citizens League.
represented b. Messrs. y, a. Adkins and j.
T. Treviliian, submitted a report. prepared
by orders OF the lea que, showing that the
Virginia Railway and Power Company is
willing to Install ten lights. to be placed
at the crossings on Semmes Avenue. nj an
explained
the board that theirs was an orderly com
munty. which has during the past year in
creased moro than 10000 In assessable
values. and would be benefited more BIZ
lights than by having regular officer in
their midst
In the Police Court.
large but unmportant docket was
handled yesterday morning By Justice H. A.
Maurice IN the Police Court, Part :. in record
time. The court was convened at the usual
hour o'clock. and in less than half an hour
$50 in fines had been collected, and court
adjourned.
Charles cheatham and Clarence Smith.
negroes. paid $40 and costs for interfering
with an officer Saturday night when he at
tempted TO pm; another negro under arrest
Doc Woodbridge, JEFF WOODBRIDGE Mike
White and julius lean. all coiored. and
familiar figures In the Police Court We
assessed SO and costs for engaging in a
game OF skin" "a
Josephine Love. charged with beating Mar.
leila Henry. was dismissed.
Negro Resists Arrest
lack Winston. colored, after cau.inv tb.
police an unusual amount Of trouble I'm MAX,
ing the arrest. was taken 10 the Third pa.
lice Station. where he was charged with he
,ns orunk ana disorderly and with resist.
appearance before Justice Wsur,ca NJ,
morning 1h''
William Carroll. charged with being DRINK
was placed undor arrest last night
Escapo from Laurel.
ToSethcr with ave others. Harry 1.,,,,,
south Hiohmond boy escaped fno,, ~
Laurel Roformntory Sunday nirf+ ane.rs
ing 10 Information received by tho police
on tho streota here yesterday. but RI. 90.
ice were unabla to loaato him. Nv
Want Permanent Road Force.
Hataer than walt their turn and in ,,d.,
several mon OF tho Manchester Di.triet