The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-13
IS INJURED when
AUTO DOOR OPENS
sHAtt nor a,bHEDs -pRorUsELY,
nut IS ALL RIGHT AFTER
MEDICAL ATTENTION.
MANY REALTY DEAL 5
LARGE AUDIENCE HEARS REV. 6.
OTIS MEADE, OF CHRISTIANS
BURG. SPEAK ON MIS-
SION WORK.
MANY REALTY DEAL S
Virginian Bureau.
Law BUILDING. phone 1897.

PEI XII. VA. May Is |"'
win. the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nj
NJ. Booth. wag painfully injured at
his narents residence in South Syea-
more street this afternoon at o'clock.
He and several other children were
playing with an automobile. when the
door OF the machine flew open, striking
him on the heed. He bled profusely.
but received prompt medical attention.
and tonight is resting easily.
Sunday School Association Meets.
The Baptist sunday School Associ-
alton of Petersburg met this afternoon
at O clock in the Second Baptist
church. The following reports were
submitted by the different schools
First Church Enrolment. 265; ave-
rage attendance. 222; 90 per cent; col
!ections. 1852. Second Church--En-
roilnent 800; average attendance. 34l:
81 per cent; collections. s1I6.es. West
End--Enrollment. 504: average attend
ance. 1853; % per cent: collections
S103s6 Grove Avenne-~Enrolime
II; average attendance, 81; SO per
cent: collections. s1o.S0. Ettrick-En-
rollment. 155: average attendance. 132;
81 per cent; collections s12.34. Sew
eral schools failed to submit reports.
The association decided to hold a
Sunday school institute in this city
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Oc-
tober IS. 90 and 80. at the Second Bap-
fist church.
DR., Pitcher reported that he had con-
ferred with leading Methodists of the
city. and that the Methodists had
a~-eed to assist in the taking of a re-
ji9iots census of the city, A meeting
of all the Sunday school superinten-
dents of the city will he held soon. and
definite plans Will be made for taking
the census.
The address before the association
vas delivered by Rev. James A. Me
CIure. the new pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church. and he made a
very favorable impression.
The revival at the second Baptist
chrreh closed Friday night. and was q
srccessful one. Fortytwo additions
were made to the church az result
OF the revival. conducted by Evangelist
Garland.
Speaks on Missions.
A large congregation heard Rev. G..
Otis Meade, OF Christiansburg, at st.
pauls Episcopal church this morning.
who spoke on the missionary work in
the Episcopal diocese of Southern Vir-
ginia. He also delivered an address In
and preached in St. Johns church to-
night at s o'clock.
Mothers Day was appropriately OBJ
served here to-day IN most OF the
churches. special exercises being held
In churches of all denominations.
Normal Commencement.
The twenty-niRth annual commence
ment OF the Virginia Normal and In
dustrial Institute commenced this after
r,f,, al
and vas largely attended. The annual
sermon Ia the graduates WAS preached.
by Rev. York Jones. of Biddle Eniver-
sitv. North Carolina
TUESDAY, night AT o'clock Rev. w.
r. Ashburne of Franklin. Va, will de-
liver an address before the Y. NJ. c.
A. of the institute. and alumni meet
ingS will be held Tuesday and We'd
nesday. The commencement exercises
will close Wednesday evening at s
o'clock In the institute chapel, when
diplomas will be given to the gradu-
ntes. of whom there are forty-eight
this year
The Sunday school institute which
has been conducted in Washington
Street Methodist church for the past
few DAYS closed tonight, and much
good was accomplished.
Real Estate Deals.
6iE real estate deals were c0nSum-
mated here during the past week. and
the real estate market was active. The
Southside Realty Company made sew
eral large sales during the week.
Leonard Hinton, the negro &C. L.
brakeman who Was badly scaided at
Carson's night before fast. Is much bet
ter to-day. and ii is said at the Pc
tersburg hospital that he will be out In
two weeks.
A fneLnew- hish-school Will soon
he erected in Matoaca, in Chesterfield
county. and plans are now being pre-
pared for the building
Dir. Clarence DAlton, OF Bellevue
hospital New York. who has been Wis
iting his mother Mrs. Jane Dalton
on Market street. Will return to New
y3~a 'r..As4aS -, - = I
Veterans Return.
All the Confederate veterans who
attended the Macon reunion from this
CITY have returned home
Charles livist is visiting friends in
Norfolk.
Mrs. robert Leadbetter. of South
Richmond. is visiting relatives in Byrns
street.
Otis Walker. Of Richmond. is visit
ng relatives in Washington street.
John Alsop. of Richmond, was on
the street here to-day.
One OF the heaviest rains of the wear
fell here early this morning.