The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
1920 Hull Street.


Phone Madison lI5.
Efforts, 1t is said. Will bo made tonight
to have the Swaasboro Civic Improvement
League appoint u committee to confer with
the officials OF the Richmond and Iienrico
hallway Company in regard 10 having that
company extend Its lines to Swansboro. a
route which the patrons or the resolution
have gone over calls for the use OF the new
Mayo Bridge The Enc would run up Hull
10 Second street and up Second to Decatur.
and up Decatur Street to the Holly I.itha
Springs BY this route the territory ada
cent TO the springs and Maury Cemetery
would be opened. II would incidentally be a
great benefit to the residents OF Oak Grove
The expense TO the company would be very
.mnll, and the amount OF traffic. 1t is
thought. would amply pay for the trouble
Should the COMMITTEES be appointed an ef-
Endorsed by the Chesterfield and South
Richmond Business Mems Association.
Among the other matters which VIII be
discussed at to-nights meeting VIII be the
amount OF taxes paid by the Manchester
District and the benefits derived therefrom.
Minister Resigns PnstOrnte.
Because OF continued Ill health Rev. Miller
Colgate Daughtrey, rector OF the Church OF
the Good Shepherd AT Forest Hill. has ten
dered his resignation. which was accepted
By the vestry Monday. The rector IN his
letter OF resignation stated that he would
not DE able to resume his duties before SIX
or eight months, and resignlng ut the
suggestion OF Bishop Randolph.
Mr.. Daughtrey is a graduate of the Uni
verslty OF Virginia. Princeton University
and the Episcopal Seminary at Alexandria.
He was the lrst rector OF the church being
chosen about three years ago. For mor.s
than year he has been in bad health and
has recently undergone several severe
operations.
Until another rector is called the services
Will be conducted by william Clnton Ter
rance. lay reader, who has been In charge
since Mr.. Dauehtreys Illness.
Detnln Runaway Girls.
Ruth Oakham and Elsie Echart young
girls. who ran away from their homes near
Portsmouth Va, last week were yeatsr-
day turned over TO the Associated Chari-
appear to be sixteen years old. are stylish
" dressed, md appeared to be indifferent
They vii! be sent to their homes this morn
Ing.
They. were found wandering around tho
streets Monday night by OFFICER Dunnivant
ne trled 10 secure lodging for them but
because OF the late hour was unsuccessful
Throush pity he took them to his home for
the night. When notified Captain Wright
consulted with chief Werner and found
that letter asking .or their detention was
at Dictionaries The parents OF the Oak
han girl reside at LAUREL and Henry Streets
Priddy pace, Portsmouth. and the parents
OF the other girl Hodges Ferry
Sent 10 Grand Jury.
Ham Howard, alias Waller the negroes
charged with brcaking and entering the
freight dcpot OF the Scaboard Air Line
were yesterday sent on to the grand jury
Part The men. 4. is alleged. forced an
entrance TO the freight sheds and carried
away quantity OF shoes, lard and cannon
goods.
Charles and Edward Darlington. coored
youths. were yesterday sent to tho roads
'or sly months. They were charged with
being hnhitual loafcrs. without visible means
Theatre Tries Experiment..
An experiment which, II is claimed. Will
90 away with tho necessity OF datkenlns