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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
Honor Crater Heroes.

h Mr. William A. Sanford died at tho
residence of his son, Robert Il. Sarl-
ford, on Grove Avenue, about o'clock
this morning. Mr.. Sanford was seven
ty-fve years of age. and had been in
failing health for some time. He Is
survived by five sons n!ld one daugh-
ter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
Totals .2,26s 1,70S
this wear, tHfHil T1E ~

Besides electing president ana vice
nresident. the convention will elect sue
&c cessors to the following directors: G. 2:
Cole, Newport News: j. Y. Williams, or
Thomas PondeXter, or
Richmond; T. S. Beckwith, of Peters
burg: and fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of Mr.. ]. H. Capers, Jr., Of
This city. All of the above will be
candidates for recollection, and Mr.. =: =.
semple. OF Martinsvlllc, will proba by
be elected to fill the vacancy caused
nv the death OF Mr. Capers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
c. e. HERBERT.
G. WALTON SAUNDERS.
posts have done excellent work Of q
civic nature. The present officers OF

posts have done excellent work OF
civic nature. The present officers OF
the division are:
c. Il. Herbert, Norfolk, president; r.
w. Splllman. Richmond. first vice-pres-
ident; Joseph Stebbns. South Boston,
second vice-president; II. L. HARDWOOD,
Richmond, secretary and treasurer;
Thomas Poindexter, Richmond. chair
man of board of directors. Members
OF board Of directors-J. l.. Hill and
Robert s. Crump, Richmond; D. w.
Sale, Lynchburg; j. Y, Williams. Alex
andria; c. L. Cole, Newport News: j. O..
Boatwright. Danville; 7. S. Beckwith,
Petersburg; j. J. King, Norfolk. Com
mittce chairmen-Railroad. A. D. Brock
EFT, Of Alexandria; Press, G. w. Rogers,
Richmond; Hotel. L. II. Cloves. Rich
mond: Legislative, John S. HARDWOOD,
Richmond; Employment. 3. B. Adams,
Lynchburg; Membership c. ". Saun-
dcrs Richmond: Chaplain, Rev. ]. j..
Gravatt. Richmond. q.
Under the leadership Of Mr.. G. Walton
Saunders. chairman of membership
committee, the division made q gain
of over $50 members, and won a 5000
gold prize in the membership contest,
over two ompetitors--Tennessee and
Texas. The campaign towards the
close was an exceedingly active one.
The membership Of the posts. with
the gain made during the past year, is
FOL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
NEGRO BAPTISTS.
Every Colored Man Has Plenty
of Opportunities, Says Bowling.

SpAcial toThc Times Dispatch.l
4 STANTON, VA, May 81 have no
faith in negro who wound stand
around and complain about opportuni-
ties in a country like this declared
3the Rev DIR. r. H. Bowling, OF Nor
folk. in addressing the negro Baptist
Convention at the opening OF the sec
3ond days session this morning. "lIval.y-
negro has 1t in his power to Decont,
something If he will only adopt as his
three graces, Industry, Honesty n..u
Reliability ] have never found nay
color against me-"
The convention elected the fol 'ow .nc
Officers: r. B. Bowling. d. D.. Norfolk.
president; w. 7. Hall. Danville, Il. Tt-
roll, Lynchburg: w. w. Gaines, sus-
folk; j. B, Smith, Concord, vice presi-
dents; 3. F. Fox, d. D.. Salem. rtcord-
Ing secretary; l.. G. Garland. l.. D..
Harrisonbnrg, statistical secretary: w,
H. Moses, D. D., Stavnton, correspond
ing secretary: Deacon Adolphus Hum
bles, LynciLburg, treasurer.
Tonight, Rev. S, A. Jordan of Dan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
MANY TO ATTEND
THE CONVENTION
Colonel Harwood Says Alexandria
Meeting Will Be One OF the
Largest Yet.
Largest Yet.

WASHINGTON. D. c., May 0.-Colonel
John S, HARDWOOD. OF Richmond, who
has for twelve years been chairman
Of the legislative committee of the Ma
tional Travellers Protective Associatio
was here to-day on business with some
of the departments. Tonight he went
over to Alexandria to be present to-
morrow at tho converting OF the an
nual convention of the Virginia r. p A.
Colonel HARDWOOD says the convention
Will be the most largely attended in
the history Of the organization in Vir-I
ginia. Tho convention Is composed of
ana several towns of the state. Rich
mond will send UP delegation num-
bering cighty-two; Norfolk will send
between thirty, and forty: Lynchburg,
thirty; Danville, twenty-five, and Pc
tersburg, twenty. There are eleven
posts In Virginia, with total member
ship Of $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10

The past year has been an exceed
ingly successful one for the division.
they having accomplished everything
they have Eonc after. The various
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
BULLET THROUGH LEG.
Driver for Company Wanted to
Sec How Rifle Was Operated.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl
STAUNTON, VA. May s.-William
Campbell, driver for the Adams Ex
press Company, of this city. met with
q singular accident this morning. The
accident occurred at Stanton Military
Academy, directly after young Camp
to Major r. Il. Russell. headmas1nr Of
the school. Major Russell opencx' the
parcel in the office In the presence of
Mrs. w II. Kable, before Mr.. Camp
bell left the room. The package CON
tanned a very handsome automatic
twenty-five calibre rifle, which young
Campbell wanted to see operated, and
when Major Russell united it the loader
worked hard, and In trying to force it
the piece was discharged The ball
struck Mr.. Campbell IN the left thigh,
above the knee and penetrated the leg,
going almost through and lodging in
the skin on tho other side. he was
taken to the hospital, where the wound
was dressed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
vile, preached. He discussed 'Distiuc
tive Baptist Principles
HONOR DEAD
Portsmouth Will Have Special
Memorial Exercises.
[ Special TO The Times Dispatch. ]

Special to Tho Tlmes-Dtspatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, May 9.-Tor the
forty first time. Confederate Memorial
Dav will be observed in Portsmouth
Tomorrow, the first observance having
boon in 1866. The cemeteries have
been put in fine condition, and the
graves of all veterans decorated by the
Ladies' Memorial Association.
The following organizations will be
in the parade: Portsmouth Rifles, Old
Dominion Guards, Grimes Battery.
Confederate Veterans of Norfolk. Bcrk-
ley and Portsmouth; Sons Of Confcd-
crate Veterans Of Norfolk, Berkeley
and Portsmouth: j. W. Philip Garrison
A. and N. u, and Fitzhugh Lee Camp
IS A. w "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
TRAVELLING MEN
WILL MEET TO-DAY
Sixteenth Annual Convention OF
Virginia Division, 7. P. A.,
in Alexandria.
LARGE DELEGATION is GOING
Elaborate Program Prepared and
Much Business Will Be
Transacted.

Tho sixteenth annual convention Of
the Virginia Division of the Travellers
Protective Association will convene to-
day at 10 o'clock in Alexandria. The
delegates from Post A, ACCOMPANIED
by the delegates from Post c. at
Petersburg, will leave this morning at
o'clock on the Seaboard AIR Line.
The convention will be composed Of
200 delegates from the thirteen posts
in the State.
The convent ton will DO held in the
Opera House. and will last two days.
After the preliminary opening, Pres
ident c. Z. Herbert, of Norfolk, VIII
preside. The delegates will spend
much Of their stay in tho progressive
city in sightseeing and other amuse-
ments. Post E, Of Alexandria, has pre-
pared an excellent program . for tho
amusement Of their guests. Mayor
Pafr will welcome the delegates and
ident Herbert. The convention will do
considerable work. The program is as
follows:
Friday. May ,1oth-openlng address
Alexandria; welcome, Mayor Fred j.
Paff; response. President c. Z. Herbert
of Norfolk; convention called TO order
prayer Rev. j. j. Gravatt, chaplain
seating of delegates; appointment OF
committees; reports Of officers and
committee chairmen; reports of posi-
presidents; routine work.
o'clock--Lunch.
o'clock-Visits to points Of inter.
est. followed by reception and buffer
luncheon.
1920 p. M-Theatre party. Washing
ton, p. c. followed by reception and
luncheon.
saturday. May 11th-convention con-
venes at . A. NJ; routine work: of.
fering of new business; election OF del
cgates to National Convention. which
meets at Norfolk in June; election OF
officers and committeeman; selection o
place Of next meeting; adjournment O.
convention.
1:30--Trolley trips to home O.
George Washington Mount Vernon, an(
home Of Robert II. Lee, Arlington.
Successful Year.
The past year has been an exceed
ingly successful one for the division
they having accomplished everything
they have Eonc after. The vnriou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
List Of Delegates.
Delegates to the convention are as fol-

Delegates to the convention are as fol-
Post A, pichmond--R S. Christian lpresi-
denD, II. L. Harwood (secretary). E. II.
Cloves, W. X. Bache. "a. F1 ni : 1;o;s
HARDWOOD. NJ, s valentine, Th3 Mn,,.r roln
r. l.. Winston. r. b. Airport: J.; l.. lil!i' ~
W. Rogers. T. 3 Johnson, c. b; Cary, .
II Randolph, 6 p. Gregory n q. H. y =
Gwa,hmey. c. W. Saunders a. W. Goddin,
p. D, Howell. p L. Conquest. Horace
Christian F. Lipseom sn,;no W.. w map Sfaa
son. 7. D. Overton. r. A. Heindi; a. y
Saunders, r. e. Conrad J. NJ. Bell. y, S
llarwood, II. p Powell ell. II. L. I .en ua%as
r. L. Reed, II. + Smith, A j. Parrish,
Barnes, NJ Gunst. N W. Moncure, .;
| son, j II. Grant, H. w. Isountree NJ d.
obendorfcr. r.. y. Parrish. J 3. MORGAN
Post ., Norfolk-E II. Barksdale ,1presi-
denD. e. NJ. striblng (secretary), George
II, Davis, Jr. tex-prcsIden? j, II Branch,
A, r. Bradshaw, G. f. Billups. G. Il. Cum
mings. NJ a. Cross. w $. Cross $; 1T !.
son, c. n. Holland. f. $. Hancock, j. a.
Hughes. F. e. Hatcher, -. -, Hawkes.. n.
W. Harrison. u, e. Harvey. IL, w Keel
fleet, +. X. PARKER. L.. r. Roberts: r d.
Ware, II, w whIchard. Stewart Westoyer
T. Massengi " G powell L. :, D Ma r ssin
s,nnbury ! y, Temple
Post G., re.ersburg-n " prshard (s9 &c
Bailey J II. Jolly. Jr, T.. NJ . patton. @.
son H. Atkinson, r.. G. Mex. cuthbert.
Price ", r. Baugh, w wilkins, l., short
IT,, G, Arnlstead. II. II. Brhnctt. s. NJ :,
Green. Jr,, 7. n. Elmorc' l.. r. Robert
dentj. j W. Nunn president, J. s..
Oliver (Acere,ary, C. a. Nan' ' ri, sex,seG
! n. L. rcnrman. O. Wemplc. s. Wood
Ing. j. u. llughek, y, W, HOWARD. a. r..
rhomnsn2n G, H s,ar,; a. ~ pov WAIST
1 !. u. Turner, W. F.. Cousins. g, T..
I!ughan, ". q. swanson, q. ", Giles.
roN +. Alenanhrla--J T. W,,,,nms !, ,prG =
I,ownhnn, t. II. I'lnks y Hammond r.
uulnsh. Q; H.. Kirk, W. g, LendGeater,
C.. u N' q r, NJ T. f Thom ma. =.
! u Miller, I. w. May, W. G. Waite, J, Y.
William, II - drahsm,,, oao,,,, 49,,
9@ 6 Lynenh ,hao1 isc a opsSs PRIV
A"n""; q Il. l. o osissby q + Mahooa. &
y caring'on Z r. Ml'n% nh,n ~ Z; 7, h an
WIT, Jr., q u. uuuhart. u, ~ stephens
III q l'rnsg, j q, Hnr'on, NJ i Jordan
LIS II WrEand Il. II, Scny. ~ II. Almond
post II, Black,sono-,I. u Jones (pres
doni,, W, G I'pcs (serretaryl. J NJ Hnr
~ q. 3 nasby, n " Webb . s
1,est Msr''ssyl,l , aro i scr s lsee1s
Gregory Tex prcsidnnDt u, ~ SPARROW y
ropi j, noanoke--la ~ slephena lpreas!
donD H. ~ Derrick tsccretnry), =, 8
rlaln 1ex-nres'denp, -. =. Stevens -, 9
Post T. staunton Is, " Mcclnns fseers
,nryl. j u. bowman .fpresldenn, =
Fulton, q n islleraon, Tf.P, dFF'asty' =, =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
Ettinger-Rrooks

Mr.. Peter Ettinger, of New York, and
Miss jamie =. Brooks. of Richmond.
were married on May 1st at the Warm
springs Rev. Mr. White performed
the ceremony
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
PRETTY WEDDING.
Miss Lille May Walker Becomes
Bride of Mr.. 7. S. Mason.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
r LYNCHBURG. VA. May "a quiet
and pretty wedding was solemnized
last night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. b. Walker. No. G13 Monroe Street.
whom their oldest daughter, Miss Lille
May Walker. was married to Mr.. ]. S.
Mason. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. ]. A. McMurrny, pastor
of the Floyd Street Presby terian
Church.
Mr.. RIM Mason. a brother of the
bridegroom. was the best man. and
Miss Cassie M. Daniel was the maid
of -h0nor. The other attendants were
Miss Odel Hancock with Mr. Page Web
Der, Miss Jose Garrison with Mr.. c. B.
Mason.
After the ceremony supper was
served the guests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
WITHOUT CHARTER.
Corporation Abrogates it Because
| Registration Fee Was Not Paid.

rSpecial..o The Times Dispatch.
LYNCHBURG, VA. May o.--he Vir-
ginia Christian College, of this city.
which is controlled by the Disciples
of Christ of Virginia through a board of
trustees, is without charter it's cor
porate rights having been recently
ahrogated by the State Corporation
Commission because of failure to pay
registration fees.
1t is explained that the failure was
the result Of an oversight. Appli-
cation will at once be made for a now
charter. The college has ESQ students
enrolled from almost every county in
the Statcpl.la .SsIa .,aArlSje4,
President Hopwood Is absent from
the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-10
FwerS-pace

rsnocinl 10 the Times DIspa.ch.1
Z 1.OVINGSTON. VA. May at an
carly hour Yesterday morning Mr. Os-
sic G. Ewers. OF Manchester. Va. and
Miss Anna r. Pace. of Norwood. Nell
son county. Va. We're welded in the
nar1or of the parsonage ut this place.
Rev. II. #, p. Martin officiating. and
a number OF tho Lovingston young peo-
pie witnessing the Gacrcd rites. The
Bride, a daughter of Mr.. p. i. Pace, of
Norwood, was handsomely attred In n
suit of white silk. The groom Is q
valued railroad man OF Manchester
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Woolridge-White.
ESPECIAL to The Tlmcs- pisputch

sDecIhI 20 Tic Times Dispntch.l
LoVlNGS'rON, VA, May "a very
pretty marriage was solemniZcd in the
parsonage parlor here yesterday after
noon by the Rev. II. +, =. Martin, tho
contracting parties being Mr.. James
Beckham Woodbridge. OF Bristol Tenn,
and Miss Darlington a. White, the at
tractive daughter Of AR. RI. y. White.
of Nelson county, Va. The bride was
elegantly attircd in gray silk.
Mr. Woodbridge is connected with
the Southern Express Company, and is
very popular. Miss Mary Coaklcy, a
cousin of the bride, accompanied them
and quite large crowd gathered to
witness the ceremony
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II. w. SPILNIAN.
II. l.. HARDWOOD.

tprosldent) c. e. Cole lex presidenD. J. E.
HARDWOOD tsecrctary). r. d. Holloway. e
w. Milstcad. G. e. Lester, r. p. Holt, c.
Z. Cole, j. E. HARDWOOD.
Post NJ. Fhrmville--C. r. Bugg (prcsl-
denD, w. N. Wilson Secretary, j. l..
Hart w. G. Duval.
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WILL GIVE MONEY If
POSSIBLE TO Do So.
But City Attorney Mason Says
Petersburg Has No Right to
Make Desired Appropriation.
WILL CoNT!NuE, TIE REVIVAL
When Matter Was Put to Vote
Whole Congregation Rose IS
One Man.
tsneelal 10 The rlmes. plspa,eh

special 10 Inc lnnSS-l''SEatCh
PETERSBURG, VA, May n--At All
adjourned meeting of the City Council
this evening held for the purpose OF
hearing q report from the Finance
ton of $4,000 to aid the move to Sc
battlefield park. embracing the Civil
War battlehelds around Petersburg,
Charles w Bland vice. chairman, re-
ported that the committee had consid-
cred the matter this Afternoon. and
asked for further time and the APP
pointment of w II. Jones, president OF
the Board of AldermenG a. ID. Hamt-
ton. representing the Council; r. II.
Mann. Charles r. Lassiter and William
3. McIlwane, to consider the question
with the Finance Committee. This
was done by. the Council by unanimous
vote. The hitch in the matter is the
question of the Legality OF the pro-
posed appropriation, according to the
city's charter.
The City Attorney. George Mason,
rendered an opinion at the Finance
Committee meeting this afternoon that
the charter did not authorize it. thus
bringing UP a question Of technical
lSSailbS, WlllCtl Tie Coi!lllillleC u liN
Sers. appointed tonight. will consider.
w. B. Mc1lwaine and c. I. Lassiter
addressed the committee in advocacy
OF the appropriation. After consider
ing the park question, as the required
two-thirds quorum for appropriations
was present, President Pattcson asked
the chairmen of the various commit
tees what appropriations wore needed
for work in their respective depart-
ments Each one replied that no money
was needed, whcreupon the president
congratulated the Council on the I'M
usually gratifying situation.
Would Save City.
When called on to decide the Qrc5-
tioe of continuing the union evangc-
listic meetings now being conducted
by Rev. George C. Gates at the Wash
ington Street skating rink, the great
congregation at last nights meeting
rose unanimously in favor of Indefinite
continuaIkce, whereupon Evangelist
Gates announced that he would remain
and continue tho revival until all Pc
sersburg was saved. There were forty
two conversions last night, tho major
ity being men.
Honor Crater Heroes.
ed with the names. rank and regiment
of the Confederate heroes of Alahone's
Brigade who lost their lives in the bat
lie OF the Crater, July 80, 1864, VIII
soon be placed in old Blandford Church
by the Crater Legion. which is com
posed of the survivors of the uri-
Eade.
Stockholders of the Virginia Electric
Tool and Manufacturing Company have
elected the following directors Louis
Paulero, w. c. Andrews, W. II. WILCOX
c. II. Cuthbcrt and b. B. Jones.
Death of Mr.. Sanford.
4 ar. William A. Sanford died at tho
residence OF his son. Robert Il. Sarl
ford, on Grove Avenue, about s o'clocl
this morning Mr. Sanford was seven
ty-fve years of age. and had been il
failing health for some time. He 4
survived by five sons n!ld one daugh
ter.