The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
MIL NOT FINISH
SCHOOLS IN TINE
New Buildings for Pupils Can
NOT be Completed Until After
Session Opens.
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Negro Fortune Teller Namooses
Camp After Swindling Clients
and is Arrested.
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pETERsRItRG VA. September Is.

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PETERSBURG. VA. September Is.
T.hs new school buildings which
are heIns erected will not he com
syases gor tho opening of the session
Eu, viii doubtless be ready Ter octu
nancy the first at the year, the old
nigh school on Union street VIII ne
used tho first part of the session as
,,susi 1t ia said the Anderson sehool
Isuilalns later will be converted INTO +
4 the high school,
The boundaries for the Wnite
schools are as follows. pupils Tor ~.
Iii. Brown Memorial School WIZ ee
/ from. on or east Of short Market.
Long Market. Byrne. Harrison, tsouth
III New and Diamond streets; pu-
1.its for Anderson school viii he west
~ the d. M Brown boundaries.
north OF gin street and west of Al
,antie t'cast Line Railway; the sixth
ward school pupils will be from the
balance OF the city not included IN
The above limits. the law requiring
every pupil entering the schools 70
she wcertifcate of vaccination VIII
he rigidiy enforced.
Mr.. Il Gordon Finney. secretary
of the Chamber of Commerce Wno
was called to Washington seNerai
DAYS ago. tor the deaf hvf his broth
or has not returned yet to the city
Mr.. c. NJ Wilson. yonng man
employed at the bex factory In Po~
eahontas had his hand painfully cut
Thursday morning, being caught IN
the machinery
Miss Nan tuthbert daughter OF Mr..
Charles Cuthbart. ana Miss Helen
jackson. daughter of Mr.. II. HI, Jack
ron, both Of Petersburg. have gone
10 ST Mary's College, Raleigh, y.
G., to attend school,
The Saturday afternoon reception
and hop will be held at Riverside
II to-morrow. Those asked to serve
Y from s to 1850 are the following
4 Megdames W A. Bragg. K. d. Budd
IL ri d. CfonIy, +. IL. DrewrS, Marie
Dunn and A. w Gray, Misses Kitty
Mitchell, Mary Wilson Roper, Mary
Gray Harrison. EN- Jones, NJ Il.
Prichard. and Mary p. outcke. Tues
day evening the Club VIII give
dance at $50 o'clock.
Marshall Williams, n conductor on
X the street electric railway was pain
fully injured on the Sycamore street
ijne beycnd the corner OF Sycamore
and Fillmore streets Wednesday night.
The trolley OF the car Of which he
had charge left the wire and in en-
deavoring TO replace II was struck by
the pole and badly hurt as TO re-
auire medical attention.
Charged with stealing a COW from
Mr.. Gellman in Chesterfield county
two negroes, John Harveil and Will
liam Melbane were arrested Thurs
day by Chief Of Police Ragland and
Detective FIeelan, They will be held
for the Chesterfield authorities
Judge Mullen Thursday granted
two new liquor licenses and transfer
I'd another
New Peanut Company.
The John H. Macln Peanut Com
pany, Incorporated of Petersburg
has been granted a charter. This
maximum and minimum capital stock
IL $4,000. The officers of the com
pany are all of local men.
Forty-eight men We're in line OF
Petersburg Gray, Company G.. See
ond Regiment OF Virginia lnfantr.
volunteers when they were inspected
Thursday night by Col. 10 LAM
Etern Major Benjamin Harrison
and staff were present, also numbe
or ladies. After inspection, lnspec
tor General Stern. addressed tn
company urging the necessity of drill
z4 ing and prompt attendance and Il
manifest interest in the company.
James Green a negro fortune tel
Ter was arrested Thursday Afternoon
after an exciting chsse. 1t is alleget
Green had swindied several negroe
out OF small sums of money, by pre-
tending 10 tell them their fortunes
When the police endeavored to ar
rest him he ran. He was nnall.
nvertaken and found In the stabl
yard OF Mr.. Emmett Sanford on
Grove Avenue. having hidden him
self Under water trough.
Messrs. A. l.. Riggs and Leo Shep
pard. OF Norfolk, arrived in Peters
burg Thursday evening driving a ca
which they propose running to Texas
S~ In the interests of the Good Road
u Movement. From Petersburg tn
route lays through Richmond. Staun
tpn, and Roanoke In Virginia. an
will stop al ali the large towns
through the States
The autoists travel about thre
months before returning 10 Norfolk
Most worshipful George l.. wrigh
has been SO successful in his mason
k school in this city that the fra
ternity will endeavor To have hin
remain another week. delegation
Sf masons are expected TO come I,
Petersburg from Norfolk to attent
In few days
The funeral Of James c. Tyree
who committed suicide Tuesday. wa
~ held from the residence OF his broth
Nr-in-law. Mr.. Dahney Burfott, Oh
Hinton street. Friday morning ut
1870 o'clock.
The funeral or the late James II
Robertson took place from the resi-
defce OF Miss Mary l., Simpson. o,
High street. Friday afternoon al
$50 O'clock.