The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-04
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auniss. William l.. Young X. f. Luus
ford. Paul Petit. w. l.. billiard Berti-
man Chastman. The first witness called
To the stand was MIR. w. A. Worth,
who testified that he had been seere-
tary and teller OF the Appomattox
Trust Company and for some time
had been It's cashier. The witness
was shown the books In which the
records Of the company We're Kept.
and stated 80 far as he knew the
minutes were correct
Mr.. John Graves was examined
and testified that in 1908 he was In
dlNidual bookkeeper for the Apo
muttoX Trust Company. and that Mr.
Charles Hall Davis KEEP: IN account
with the bank. Commonwealth At
torney Mann requested witness 10
turn TO ledger "P' and see what Mr.
Davis account was on October ..
1908. Witness did so, and found that
on that date-there was an entry 10
Mr.. Davis' account of S20es5, mark
ed ID, which witness said distinguish
ed a discount
Witnes said so far rs he knew the
entry Was 8 true one. Mr.. A. l.. Hawes,
ot Richmond, was the next called He
was member of tho board sof direc-
tors Of, Tho Appomattox Tr,Sst Com
pany during the year Of 1908 but he
did not think he was a member III Of
tEIe year. He knew OF no authority
In 1903 for Mr.. Bishop or eny individual
director OF the bank 10 discount paner.
witness knew Of no overdraft Of
Charles Hall Davis IN 1905. The hours
for the court have been selected by
Judge Mullen as follows: a:45 A. NJ:
Adjournment ST O'Clock P. NJ and re-
assemble ats 30, r. Nj ae--.
Wreck Victim is Burned.
Tn" body of MIR, Richie, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Richie, of Dinwildte
county, who was Killed in the derail-
ment OF the +. r, y flyer No. 3 near
Thurmond w. Va. Tuesday. was
brought 10 Petersburg Wednesday af-
ternoon for interment Tn Biandford
cemetery. The train was met by Bland
ford Lodge. No. 3, A. r. Il A NJ. on
Its arrival at 4:io p. NJ, and the body
vas taken 20 the cemetery aud inferred
with Masonic houors
MIR. Rltchie was about Is years OF age
and had been employed on the rail-
road about ten years. His parents re =
side in Dinwlddte, one mile outside of
Petersburg, not far from the Central
State Hospital. His parents. three
brothers and two sisters survive him
Mr.. william D. Richie. Of Clifton
Forge Va; Messrs. James and Benja
min Richie, Mrs. NJ. Il. Branch and
Mrs. Crawford, of Uinwiddie county.
Colonel HoIx to Speak.
Colonel Holz IN charge OF the Sal
walton Army work In the South win
speak at the West End Baptist church
Sunday morning.
Or. Metcalf to Speak.
Dr. Metcaf. or Richmond College,
viii deliver the address before the
graduating class OF the Petersburg
iiigh School on the et+ening Of June Q
Ia the Academy of Music. In the
class this year are but fifteen grad
yates against twenty eight last year.
Educational Association Meeting.
There win be meeting of the CO.
operative Educational Association In the
Duncan M. Brown Memarial school
Thursday night. AT this meeting re-
ports will lie made by the committee on
constitution ana bylaws and on noml-
nations for officers,
Work has commenced on the race
track for the Agricultural Fair Assoc
citation grading and widening Twenty
men are engaged In the work.