The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
The GRANDICAMP
Representatives.
Grand Commander Earwood
81 Names Attendants OF,
Lees Funeral.
PETERSBURG GRAYs COMING.
II #
Plan to Fight Liquor Along Edit
cational Lines Instead Of
Prohibition.
PETERSBURG GRAYs COMING

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PETERSBURG, VA. May 2.--Dr. Will
liam 3. Harwood. Of this city, grand coti-
nander Of Virginia, has appointed the
following representatives from the Grand
Camp to attend the funeral Of General
F'itzhugh Lee: Past Grand Commander
Suth Boiling. OF Petersburg; Past Grand
Commander George c.. Christian, Of Rich
mond; Past Grand Commander Thomas
w. Smith, Of Suffolk; Past Grand Com
manders E. NJ. Henry, Of Norfolk: Past
Grand Commander Hugh r. Smith, of
Petersburg; Past Grand Commander Mau-
ry. OF Richmond. DR.. Hnrwood and Cap
tain Thomas Elicit, Of Richmond, adju-
tant general of the Grand Camp, will
also represent the organization. orders
from Captain Moody, of the Petersburg
Grcys, were Issued this afternoon for the
assembling Of the company q. half-past
S o'clock Thursday morning to attend
the funeral. 4.
., FIGHT LIQUOR.
An educational campaign against liquor
Is the present plan Of the Petersburg Anti
Saloon League, which proposes not to
emphasize prohibition, but to Undue and
Impress public opinion with anti-llqucr
principles by means Of public meetings
to be addressed by well known temper
ance speakers, with the object Of secur-
ing both State and municipal legisla-
ton, rightly and reasonable restrictive
of the liquor traffic. Local candidates
for the State Senate and House of Dele
gates will Sbe asked to explain their wet
and dry views, according to taste. 2s5 +
It is reported that United States sena-
tor .Littleneld. OF Maine, will be Invited
by the league to explain in Petersburg
the operation OF the Maine LIQUOR la
WE'LL KNOWN ADVOCATES. u,
Among we'll known temperance advo-
Gates expected to address public meet
ings this summer are the Rev. Dr.. CIV.
Young: OF Louisville, Ky.;. Rev. George
stuart, who conducted a series Of very
successful temperance meetings here sew
eral years ago. and Rev. DR.. w. II.
Atwill, OF Dnnville. Va. The officers OF
the league are REV. DR.. W. G. III ylor,
OF tho First Baptist Church, president;
Rev. Frank Wells, OF Wesley Methodist
Episcopal Church, secretary, and Mr..
James II. Gray. Of High Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, treasurer.
Thirty-five liquor licenses applications
were granted by the Hastings Court Sat.
#urdayi and Monday. the dates appointed
ny lLc SOul q
ness.
"a handsome marble tablet, pom which
will be engraved the poem, IT hou Art
5Cr,lmbling to the Dust. Old Pile. Will be
presented to the Ladies' Memorial 8Asso.
citation by Mr.. Charles r. Walsh. OF the
Charles NJ. Walsh Marble Works. and
placed In Old Blnndford Church, where
the words OF the beautiful poem were
written upon the walls many years age
By an unknown author, supposed to be
Tyrone Power, an Irish o ctor, who visited
Petersburg about 1910. I'M .ssf4
A youthful scholar, recently asked tc
write the names Of three places OF In
terest around Petersburg, complied. as
follows: ''.The Crater. the jonquil farm ane
Richmond, a
TWO NEW BANKS
1T is reported that Sussex county Is
soon to have two new banks. a national
hank at Jarratt, with Dr. Q. G. Wright
as president and q savings bank at Stony
Creek, with John B. Jarratt as presi.
dent. 8, 55s
The new Petersburg directory, prepared
BY the Hill Company, Of Richmond{ is
being delivered to subscribers The book
is most favorably commented upon,