The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-14
MISS. GOULD SENDS
CHECK FOR $4,000
HER CONTRIBUTION TO BUILD
ING FUND ron THE v. M. C. A.
HOME ARRIVES.
GIVES HIMSELF UP
IIyEsAY ESCAPES FROM CHIEF OF
POLICE, SPENDS NIGHT IN
THE COUNTY AND THEN
COMES IN.
Eirglnian Bureau,


Law Building, Phone 1897.
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. l5.---A
check for $4,000 was received here
this morning from Miss Helen Gould,
OF New ork. 1t was the amount
subscribed by her during the Y. Nj.
G. A. campaign here several weeks
ago. The check is drawn on the Lin
coin National bank, of 1arrytown, \,
y. 1t is made payable to Common
weaith's Attorney r. II. Mann. who
was one Of the leaders In the Y. NJ.
&. A. movement here.
Chamber to Meet.
The annual business meeting of the
Petersburg chamber of commerce
will be held tomorrow night. After
this meeting, the chamber will en-
Joy an elegant banquet at the STRAIT
ford hotel r. II. Mann will act as
POSTMASTER. Among the speakers
will be Mayor Cameron. s, w, zim
mer, Jr., secretary of the Retail Mer-
chants association, and s. A. Ackley,
State secretary of the Y. M. c. A.
sent 10 Grand Jury.
Horace Ltvesay and L. I, Hale, two
white men, were given a hearing in
Police court this morning on a charge
Of highway robbery. They were sent
on to the Hastings court for trial.
These two men held up l.. Brazenton.
an employee of the Seaboard Air Line
railroad, on Bollingbroo kstreet, Sat-
urday night, and robed him of IS.
| They were soon arrested. While be-
/ ing taken to the station house, Live
say broke away from Chief Ragland
a~d Zero ped. Livesay spent Satur-
day night in Chesterfield county He
save n.nseil up to the police yester~
day afternoon. Livesay made a COM
pIete confession In Police court this
morning. He also implicated Hale.
Sunday School Reports.
At the monthly meeting of the Bap~
tist Sunday School association held
/ in WestEnd Baptist church yester-
/ day afternoon, he following reports
were submitted by the different
/ schools: -
First Baptist--Enrollmen 315; av-
erage attendance. 24s; collections.
! $3.50.
Second Baptist Enrolment, 1885,;
average attendance, 312; collections,
s7277.
West End-Enronment. 61a; aver
age attendance, 446; collections.
$S28s.
Grove Avenue-Enrollme II,
average attendance. So; collections,
$2775.
Ettrick-EnroTlment 1877: average
| attendance. 1873; collections. $21.72
Matoaca--Enrollmen ll0; aver
age attendance, 81; collections. 1855.
| Woodlawn Enrolment. SO; aver
age attendance, 81; collections, 1888.
Halifax Chapel--Enrollment, les: av-
! erage attendance, 1874; collections
1883.
The next meeting Of the association
will be held In the Second Baptist
church the second Sunday in Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Spotswood Payalyzed.
Mrs. Lucy +. Spotswood, widow OF
the late J, E. spotswood, OF this city
| was paralyzed at the Dunlop home In
| Brunswick county, near Lawrence
vile. yesterday afternoon. She had
been visiting there several weeks. He!
condition is very serious. She Is
| widely known here.
| Mrs. Mary X. Kelly.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary E. Kelly
ook place from ST. Josephs Catho-
| lie church this morning at ii O'Clock,
| Father OFerrall officiated. The fol-
| lowing gentlemen acted as pallbear-
| ers Messrs. Mike Heelan. X, j. Col
ms, J. d. Bass, M A. Finn, J. j.
Coleman and / Reinach Burial was
in st. Joseph's cemetery.
Negro Accidentally kfUed.
A negro named Marek was acct
| dentally shot and killed on the farm
! + Edward Perkins, near Dinwiddie
courthouse, by another negro yester-
| day afternoon.
Farmers Union.
The Tri-County Farmers Educa-
| tionaI and Cooperative union, of the
| coustie OF Dnwiddie, Chesterfield
and Prince George, met in a. p. Hill
| Camp hall at noon today. II. J. Bar
| nett, of Chesterfield. was chairman.
The organization Is a secret one.
| Only members ar admitted to the
! meetings. 1t was learned, however,
at today's meeting, that questions of
| interest TO the union and the far
| mers in general were discussed. The
| organization has large member
| ship.
George England.
George England. a we'll known far
| mer of Chesterfield county, died at
| his home In that county last night
| He had been in Ill health several
| from Woods church, Chesterfield
! county, tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock
Board in Session.
" The hoard, 81. aldermen met In
| ~egniar monthly meeting tonight
| Considera Bile routine business was
| transacted.
| Personals,
! Mrs. A. NJ. Culbreth, Of Raleigh.
| n. c.. Is visiting her daughter. Mrs
| r. w Butcher, on Washington street
| c. Y. Lewis is Ill at his home on
| the corner of Sycamore and Apollo
| streets.
| There will be a joint meeting Of
| he woman's Foreign and Home mis-
| sion societies, OF Washington-Street
| Methodist church Tuesday. January
| t4th. at o'clock. The meeting will
| be held In the church.
F. Gerald stratton continues TO Inn
| prove.