The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01
PETERSBURG SURE
Of new !. N. c. A.
THOSE IN CHARGE ExPEtT TO
RAISE s7s.eee WITHIN TEN
DAYS TIME LIMIT
ELDER IN TROUBLE
ACCUSED OF SETTING FIRE TO
BARN AND STABLES OF FELL
Low OFFICIAL IN PREsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH.
ELDER IN TROUBLE
virginian Bureau,
Law Building. Phone 1877.

Law hchC AN~f'
PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 3e.--
The Y. NJ. c. A. canvass had good
day yesterday. ss.1l0 was raised. OF
this amount $2.377 was raised by the
young mems COMMITTEES, Si,I3s by the
business mems committee, and $4,000
by the citizens committee. This
makes the total amount raised in
six days, $3s.sss.50. Today the can
vAssers were again busy. Good re-
ports were made at midday. II lie
said that the local Y. NJ. c. A. man
tribution from an outside source IN q
few days. They decline to give any
| names. but appear confident that the
$4,000 will be raised In the remaining
three days OF the campaign.
Arrested Fur Incendisrism.
Frank Charvat. ST.. and his three
sons, Frank. Jr.. John and Charles
Charvo,. OF Prince George county.
were arrested issi night tn tic charge
Of setting Are TO the barn aud stables
of Joseph vtipi', OF Prince GEORGE
county. n few aixhts ago Nj. .ipii
lost $1,000 by the Are. Elpcdhounds
were placed on the trail y few hours
after the IRE, and ran straight 20
the Charvot home, which 10 about
A mile from the homo OF Mfr. F;ipii.
Ihe accused men were ba.icd last
night in the SUN Of $1,000 each by
Justice Puiliam of Prince George
! sth. r. II. Mann. OF this city will
represent the defendants. All the
defendants deny their guilt. The
elder Charvot and Vtfpii are elders
in the same Presbyterian church, but
there has been enmity between them
"a long time The Are has caused
much excitement among the Bohe-
mians Of Prince George county.
Funeral of II. HArvefl.
The funeral OF Richard Harvell
took place from Biandford Method
/ ist church this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Rev, II. c. Gregory officiated, assisted
by DIR. George r. Booker. The fol-
! lowing served Az paIibearers: Charles
I Traylor. Cotalie Hutson. James Saun-
ders, Thomas Ivey. Jack Saunders, W.
A. Herzog. Mark Slate. and J. w. Jen-
kins. Burial was in Blandford ceme-
terry. =57s =
ReaI Estate Transfers.
The following transfers OF real es-
tate were recorded here this week:
Martha A. kirkham to Adeline
Harrison, lot on Halifax street. 81
ESQ.
william A. wilkins TO W. Fl. Tailey.
lot on Third street. $500.
Petersburg Investment corporation
TO Catherine L. Gibson. lot corner
North Caroline avenue and Melville
| street
Church BOX Party.
A box party will be given tn Bland
ford Baptist church next Thursday
night at o'clock. A good musical
program will also be rendered. No
Omission win be charged.
A Thanksgiving praise service will
be held in the First Baptist church
tomorrow night ut 4 O'Clock An ele-
CANT musical program will be rendered
on this occasion.
Tomorrow with BE Rally Day in the
Good Shepherd Memorial church The
! object lis to revive interest In the
Sunday school.
Recommend white Way"
The gas and light COMMITTEES Of the
common council last night decided to
recommend TO the council tina, a
/ white way" be made Of Sycamore
street from Old to Oak streets. The
lowest bid for the work was made by
the Virginia Railway and Power COM
pany. This company offered to In
stall forty additional are lights on
Sycamore street at 2.s7i- per month
each The committee voted to recon-
mend that this bid be accepted. The
company also agreed that IL this bid
was accepted. to remove all tele-
graph poles on the street now used
by the company. Among those pres
ent at the meeting were Superinten-
dent Haryili III the Virginia Railway
and Power company. and Superinten-
dent Cloudy. OF the Petersburg Gas
company.
Personals.
Mrs z. Fl. Love, of Raleigh, n.
G.. who has been visiting her con,
Rev. A. r. Love. has returned home.
Wesley Ramey has returned from q
visit to Sussex county.
w. B. Horner. Of Chesterfield coun-
~, was here today on business.
Levi Brown. OF Norfolk. is visiting
friends here.