The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-28
AGED LADY HURT IN
AUTOMOBILE SPILL
Wheel Comes on Machine, Which
Turns Turtle, Catching Three Oc-
Cupants Underneath.
ON TRIAL FOR FORGERY
Negro Alleged to Have Drawn Check
On Another Mans Account for
Si64--Boys' Club Organized Al Old
Street Presbyterian.

Petersburg, Va. Nov 27.--Mrs
John Volheim, an aged lady residing
on Bollingbrook Street, was quite
painfully injured in an automobile
accident Thursday evening. Mrs. VOL
helm had attended supper and
dance at Bohemian Hall In Prince
George County, and after the party
had returned to the city. one of the
wheels of the automobile which they
were using came off, causing the ma
chlne to turn turtle, catching three OF
the occupants beneath it. Fortunately.
all of the occupants. save Mrs. VOL
helm, who suffered broken collar
bone and a broken ankle, escaped in
jury.
On Trial for Forgery.
In the police court this morning
the case of Luther Langford. colored.
charged with forging the name of
Harry Phillips, colored, to an order
or draft on the National Bank Of
Petersburg for $164. was continued
until Tuesday next. Phillips alleges
that Langford stole passbook on
the National Bank and drew check
for si64. this being the total of his
savings for several months. Lang
ford has retained Robert Gillian.
Jr, as his counsel.
Investment For Dividends"
The mems meeting to be held in
the auditorium of the Young Mems
Christian Association at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon will he addressed
by Rev. Richard Wilkinson d D..
pastor of the Washington Street NJ =.
Church, on Investments for Divi-
dends" These meetings are growing
more and more popular each week
and the attendance tomorrow is ex-
pected to be large. Miss Evelya
Icason.
poys' Club Formed.
The OldStreet Presbyterian Boys
Club. an organization for the purpose
of the encouragement of things which
make for purity in language and con-
dt1ctrtts members to stand for tenn
perance and to refrain from smoking
cigarettes, to encourage athletics, in
nocent and proper sports was organ
lied last evening by the election 81
following officers. President Joseph
Mann; vice-pres'dent Nelson Ram
sey; secretary. Martin Ramsey, treas
urer, Bernard Graves.
Tobacco Sales Good.
The sale Of tobacco at the local
warehouses during the past week
were the largest Of the present sea-
son and prices obtained were more
generally satisfactory The average
net price paid for bright leaf during
the week was s11.s1 per hundred
pounds and for dark leaf s752 per
100 pounds. This is believed to be
the best average obtained on any
market in the State for a whole week
this season.-
Certificate Recorded.
The certificate ~
the Greater Petersburg Development
Corporation was admitted to record
in the ONCE of Clerk Robert G. Pass
today. The corporations principal
office will be in Petersburg. It's capt.
tai will be. maximum. $4,000; mini
mum $40, h0c divided into shares Of
500 each. Purposes: Real estate
business The officers are: Presi-
don't. Walter Sachs; vice-president,
treasurer. James C. Rees, all OF
Petersburg
Mrs. N"ttic Sue Carr.
Mrs. Nettie Sue Carr, wife of Mr..
James w. Carr, a well-known and
esteemed lady of the West End. died
very suddenly about 12:4o O'Clock
this afternoon at her residence. 100
North Dunlop Street Mrs. Carr was
thirtyfour years of age and a con-
sistent member of the second Baptist
Church. Besides her husband. she
is survived by one young son, three
sisters and Ave brothers-Mrs e. G.,
Nunnaliy, Mrs. L. NJ. Nunnally and
Miss Maggie Hale, Of Petersburg,
Messrs r. N. Hale, OF Evansville,
Ind: Joel Hale and s. l. Hale. Of
Freeman; Arthur Hale and T. e. Hale,
OF Adsit
The funeral will he conducted from
the Second Baptist Church at
o'clock Monday afternoon. and inter-
lment will be made in Blandford Gem
etery