The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
BISHOP TRIAL To
bEG|N WEDNESDAY
GENERAL BELIEF Is THAT CELE-
DRAFTED CAUSE WILL. DE
FOUGHT OUT NEW.
II. O. O. F. DELEGATES
ODD FELLOWS NAME REPRESENTA-
! TIvEs TO GRAND LoDGE--To
| BUILD HANDSOME BANK
| HOME.
|. O. Q. F., DELEGATES

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PETERSBURG. VA, May 2.-The
trial OF Carter r. Bishop on the
joint Indictments Nos. / and 9 OF
| the series Of indictments alleging the
making OF false entries on the books
of the old Appomattox Trust Com
pany In set for Wednesday, May 3. In
the Corporation Court. II is under
stood that the trial will be held. Mr..
| Bishop will be defended by Messrs
| Wilcox and Wilcox. Tuesday the court
heard preliminary motions in both
| the cases OF Mr.. Bishop and Mr..
! Charles Hau Davis.
Go to Grand Lodge.
! Delegates to the Grand Lodge Of
| Odd Fellows will leave Petersburg
! for Lynchburg Saturday and Sunday
The following are the representatives.
Monroe Lodge, Messrs. j. r. w. Smith,
L. III. Cole, James Blanks, on the
auditing committee of the Odd Fell
lows Home, and K. f. Hinckle, of tn
| encampment. AppoGattox Lodge will
| send Il. E. Brunei, ~ the committee
| on appeals; 8. w. andrews and J. j.
/ Picardat. Petersburg Lodge VIII send
AZ delegates Lynn Andrews and j. 7.
| Grinstead
Revival Service. Closes
The revival services which have
been held at the West End Baptist
| church for the past two weeks and
were conducted by the pastor, Rev.
| A. r. Love, were brought TO a close
Sunday night. The meetings were
especially interesting and fruitful To-
talizing an increase TO the church
mem bershtp of forty new members.
Tag Day for City's Poor.
| Monday WAS Kings Daughters Tas
i+, Ent
was realized. The collection was
taken to assist the poor OF the city
Services at Biandford.
Rev. Fred w. Moore will conduct
the services in BlanGford Baptist
chapel Tuesday night.
Jumps From Window.
Lena Faulkner. a young colored
woman. Sunday night jumped from
third story window OF the old Pow
house Oh Plum street. She was pain
fully injured and was taken to the
Petersburg hospital for treatment
The woman said she jumped from tht
window Ito spite her lover"
Funeral OF Mrs. Green.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Greer
took place fro mthe grave in Bland
/, ford Cemetery Monday afternoon a.
o'clock and was conducted by Rev
A. Il. Love. pastor OF the West Ems
Baptist church. assisted by Rev. w
. II. Atwill, OF the High Street Method
list church. Mrs Green WAS sixty-fv,
, years OF age and was beloved by 1
wide circle Of friends. Deceased wa
sister of Mrs. E. "A. Smith. of thi
city. and Mr.. \. G. Rrowder. Of Hick
ory. y. c. She is survived by tn
following children: Rev. James T
Green. Of Portsmouth,: Mr.. John +,
Green, OF Petersburg; Rev Charlie
r. Green. OF Hampton; Mrs. jaime
, T. Haisty and Mrs. Gertrude Willis
; OF Petersburg. Tho following acte,
as pail bearers. W. J. Crowder. r
r. Ramey. L. n. Shelley. J. w Hol,
: Richard IL. Godsey.
I Mr.. Richard II. Godsey, promi
s. nent merchant Of Petersburg die
: Monday night at his residence o,
: Grove avenue. Mr. Godsey had Doe
In failing health several years. II
leaves a widow and two sons. Messri
w. c. and Charles o. Godse,, OF tn;
city: brother. Mr.. Wesley Godse,
OF Chesterfield two sisters, Mrs Nan
Gle Crump. OF Chesterfield county. an
/ Mrs. Thomas seward. OF High Poin
~ C.
Apart Oh Primary Question
q Mr.. John Y. Harris, chairman q
. the Dinwiddte Democratic comnitte
:. and a candidate for the State Senate
a and Or, J, N. Burke. chairman OF tn
= city Democratic COMMITTEES. canno
= agree on the date for holding the sen
: atorial primary. MIR. Harris desire
y Ito, hold iut one prinikfy. and ~tha
upon the date which the United State
senatorial primary is held. Dr. Burk
wishes the primaries held separated,
ilIust hew the primary will ire settle
| cannot be conjeetured, az both ar
| firm in what they believe Is for tn
best.
To Build Handsom Home.
AT meeting of the board of d.
. rectors OF the american Bank an
Trus, Company. held Monday, Il wa
determined TO accept the plan OF III
architect for the new building TO b
erected in the burned district III
building Is to be a two-story structu,
D OF white brick, ornamented with ma.
sive stone columns. and will cost $50
e 200. The building VIII have from
o age OF thirty feet and will run bac
n one hundred feet.
o Must Count All Mail Matter.
It General Stith Boiling. postmaster
y Petersburg. has received orders frol
It the department. 10 count all pieces
u every class mail matter going out frol
l. the Petersburg post-ofiice during III
h month OF May. Az . result OF tn
Ia ruling all outgoing mail will be close
u fifteen minutes earlier than usual
d A White Black Blind Tiger.
- Chief of Police Ragland and sever
officers Sunday apprehended "blir
IL tiger" run by Bettie White. a coiore
l. woman. She Will be arraigned upo
to the specific charge Of selling a driu