The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-27
South Richmond Bureau.
The T!mes-Dispatch.
1920 Hull Street,
Phone Madison It's.

FlOne M1QlSOn i 10.
The family of Arthur BeviIle. of 32o
Cowardin Avenue. who has not been
seen since last Thursday. when he left
home to attend a theatre in Richmond
has asked the police department TO aid
in the search
Bevllle, who is a brakeman on the
Atlantic Coast Line, is described by his
wife man who seldom went out
alone. and was a devoted IA ther to his
small child He left home Thursday
with small amount OF money. prob
ably about $40, and had n watch and
chain valued at $40 He was last seen
at Seventh and Broad Streets with two
men, and II is feared that he has met
with foul play lie is described as
being about thirty years old. five feet
eleven inches in height. with black
hair and dark complexion. He was
nicely dressed having dressed espe-
cially to attend the theatre.
Demand for School Rooms.
Anticipating a heavy enrolment at
the Oak Grove public school when 1t
opens for the new term October .. the
trustees OF Manchester School District
of Chesterfield county have added one
more teacher to the staff and have
secured several rooms in the nelghbor.
hood to accommodate the overflow
from the main building.
AT the last term a great many chill,
0ren could not be admitted for lack
OF space, and a new school house wa,
determined on. The site selected, after
much effort to locate the centre OF In
creasing population, has not yet been
approved by Judge Watson, and until
this is done nothing can be startel
towards the new structure. Since last
10 70 m lies
mond have moved out In Oak Grove.
and this further increases the diff
Guilty OF taking In all the children who
apply
The court room used by Squire L
". Cheatham has been donated to the
School Board as has a large outbuild-
ing nearby Both have been put into
thorough repair. and, with the addi-
tlonal teacher to reinforce the other
four. successful session is expected.
Recount Votes To-Day.
This morning at $50 the Democratic
committee OF Chesterfield county will
meet at Chesterfield Courthouse for the
purpose Of counting the vote cast for
the House OF Delegates at the recent
primary. This course became neces-
sary because of the demand FOR re-
count made by b. NJ. Bonivant. OF Pow
hdtan county, who was defeated by
w. S. Ivey.
business In Hastings Court.
Judge Ernest III. Wells, in Hastings
Court. Part 2. yesterday rendered
verdict in favor of the defendant in
the case of William Isaacs johnson.
who had his case brought up on an APP
peal from the Police Court, Johnson,
who was charged with burying the
body OF child without license.
showed that the grave was made near
the corporate line, and he acted under
the mistaken idea that II was In the
county.
To-day Judge Wells Will hear the
case OF Annie J. Goolsby against the
Virginia Railway ans Power Company.
This IS q case OF personal injury. Mrs.
Coolsby alleges in her complaint that
through the negligence OF the dcfen-
dant company she was Injured by slip
Ing on an apple core lying on the run
ming board of car and was thrown
violently to the ground. sustaining per-
manent injuries to the hip and spine
and other minor hurts and bruises.
She asks for damages to the sum of
$4,000. Ordway Fuller and Thomas
W. Gardner will represent the plain
tiff. and Wills c. Pnlliam the defen-
dant.
BY permission OF Judge Wells. the
liquor license OF c. ]. Dobbin was yes
terday transferred to D. W. Lowry.
The bar is located at Fourth and Hull
Streets. and will remain In the same
location.
PkJn Revival Meeting.
Announcement has been made that
revival services. under the direction OF
Rev. George w Mcdaniel of .hc First
Ba ptist Church, OF Richmond. will he
held in the Balnbridra Street Baptist
Church early 10 ne month of October