The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-04
SOUTHSIDE


On Friday May T. in cambridge
Junior high school, Sis r. Nj, The
Corner Drug Store" musical
comedy will be given for benefit
Stockton street building fund.
The play is under the personal di-
dection of Miss Louise Jones. and the
cast includes such well known talents
as: Mrs, +. K. johnson, Misses Irene
Andrews, Annie Robinson, Anne Rose
Rowland. Addie Clements Evelyn
Sharp, Josie Brockwell, Sadie Glenn
ents. Maude Mansfield Rachel Lum.
Louise Giss, Theima Fowlkes.
Messrs. Theodore Walthal Horace
Jones, Joe Cournow. Carlton Crump,
Frank Jones, n, l.. McIndoe. Clyde
Wright, Marvin Farmer, Walter
Clements, Scott Mcneil. Charles
Vawter and a large chorus.
Justice Maurice yesterday in Pc
lice court Part H.. fined Frederick
Robinson. coiored. r. l.. Shaw. Ear
nest E. Goode and Paul Lotz s25 and
costs each for speeding. c. l.. Rudd
and James Daughtry were fined SIS
and costs for having their cars num-
bered i1~roperly. c. T. Haynes and
f. c. Nichols, colored were fined s25
and costs on charges of being drunk
and oisorderly.
SUIT for $500 was FLED in hust-
ings court, Part H.. yesterday by
Ora Harris. The Virginia Railway
and Power company and the city of
Richmond were named as the defend
ants. Miss Harris alleges that she
suffered injuries when she fell
through a street hole. caused by the
negligence OF the railway company
and the city.
Friday night in cambridge Junior
high school Tho Corner Drug Store"
a musical comedy will be presented
for the benefit OF Stockton Street
Baptist chdrch. Some of the best
talent in Richmond will be Included
in the cast and it is expected that
they will show to capacity house.
The play is To given under the di-
rection of Miss Louise Jones
Captain William Wright. in charge
| of the Salvation Army work on the
| Southside, expects soon TO begin
holding regular services in the fire
| engine houses on this side of the
river. For come time regular week
ly services have been conducted in
| the Southern Railway shops. at
which Captain Wright and his wife
| offer cornet selection followed by de-
votional services.
| 1t is expected that the count Of
votes in the popularity contest staged
| by Henderson Lodge, I. q. O. r. and
| Dove Lodge of Rebekahs IN conneC-
| ton with Their annual spring fair
will be completed today The con-
test closed Saturday night
/ Funeral cervices for Norman 2.
| Womack twenty years old were
conducted yesterday afternoon from
| Asbury Methodist church. The re
mains were inferred in Maury GEM
7, etery. Mr.. we mack is survived by
| h is parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Wo-
mack. of 210 Fast Thirteenth street.
one brother and two half sisters.
This afternoon at $50 o'clock in
Central Methodist church a meeting
of the woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held. Mrs. JOY.
president of the Bi-County union is
to speak. Al members and friends OF
the organization are urged to attend.
The May term OF the hastings court
Part II, was convened yesterday
morning and the docket read. Ac-
cording to court attaches no cases
| of importance are to come before the
| court at this session.
| AS there are only a small number
of cases to be considered by the
grand jury. Judge Wells has recided
aga inst calling that body at the pres
emit term. All cases sent on will be
heard at the next session.