The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
Ceremonies HELD
IN PETERSBURG
Windows Unveiled in Old Bland
ford Church Governor Mann
Present.
VETERANS MAY GO NORTH
High School Commencement Cele'
brated-Iwo Men Hurt in
Runsway-Briefs.

old E4anatoEd church six memorial
windows were unveiled, ceremonies
taxing place at o'clock to-day. ans
States unwilling windows are: south
Carolina, Alaearla. Mississippi, len
neesee. Maryland and Arkansas.
North Carolina, Virginia, Missouri.
Washington Artillery of New Orleans
have ALREADY put in ~indows. Three
more will complete the memorials to
the Southern Confederation OF states.
These are Georgia. Florida and Texas,
and the Ladies' Memorial Association
says that these will be soon forth
coming.
Each window is dedicated to one Of
the twelve apostles. and each window
bears the seal Of the State II repre-
sents.
The alabama window was unveiled
BIZ General Z. Irwin Walker. Cover
nor Ansell and Mrs. Ansell were to
be present TO unveii South Caroliras s,
bat autographed that they were un-
able to attend. They were represent
ed by General Jones and Mr.. Francis
II. Weston.
Miss Lou Clarke, of Mississippi. I'M
veiled the window OF that state. Gov
an address Mayor Jones. of Peters
burg, presided.
Veterans Meet.
A. p. Hill Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams, held their regular meeting
Thursday evening.
Regarding the invitation from
Springfield Post, G. A. r., to partici-
pate with II independence Day in Its
celebration, the camp unanimously
decided to accept, and many members
viii attend.
lne invitation from the Petersburg
Chapter, Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy. to take part In the unwilling
ceremonies at Blandford this after
noon was also accepted and the camp
Assem- bled at 2:S6 o'clock. The camp
decided to extend an invitation to r.
+. Lee Camp OF Richmond 70 par
ticipate In Memorial Day celebration
In Petersburg June ?.
Thursday evening the address Of
the occasion was delivered by the
lieutenant commander Of the Confed-
crate Veterans OF the army of North
ern Virginia
Daughters Celebrate.
A. s.so tonight, In honor OF the
birthday OF Jefferson Davis. the Pc
t&rsnurg Chapter, Daughters OF the
Confederacy, will hold appropriate
services in A. p. Hill Camp hall.
r. Il DEewr., commander Of a. T.
Hill Camp. soma Of Confederate Vet
Grams. viii deliver an address Gov
srnor Iann Will be present and will
probably speak.
commencement
The commencement exercises OF
Petersburg High school ~iil be held
tonight at the Academy of Music. al
which time diplomas Will be presented
apd nonors awarded.
Or. George IL. Denny will delive
the address. The musieai program
under the direction of Mrs. c. Cleve
land Wright will be as follows:
Prayer. Rev. J. 7: Bosman; song
The Mellow Horn (Jones). the High
school chorus: graduation essay
Natures Lessons 10 Man, Miss Ann.s
Tench. song, Italia. Italia. Beloved
tLucrezia), girls chorus; introduction
Of speaker. by Mr.. Paul Petit: address
pr George Denny; song, in the Day
OF Old tTrelAwney. boys' chorus
awarding OF diplomas TO graduates. b.
MT. J. n. w. Smith. president o.
board, awarding Of stenography prise
graduate. by MIR. r. Randolph Jones
superintendent of schools: awarding
Of distinctions, Mr.. Richard Mann
commemorative attorney. yaledictors
William A. Reese; song. Sweet an
Low Barney, High school chorus
benediction. Rev. Fred w. Moore.
Mr.. Robert w. Price, president O
the Travellers Protective Associatio
OF Virginia has received an invitatio
from the Norfolk Post requesting tn
Petersburg deleg cation to accompan
the Norfolk deiesation to Chattanooga
where the national convention meet
June Is.
county, obtained the highes. price to
tebaccocf the season Thursday. re
ceiving $40 per hundred for a lot c
dark wrappers.
The road board OF Dinwiddie oour
~ has commenced 20 work In earnes
upon the county roads. The convie
force viii doubtless be Increased. an
will shortly be concentrated on Jsru
salam plank road, which 10 TO be con
verted into the principal county roat
The board of the county has bough
six mules In Petersburg for work 4
DiHwidd.s on Those roadways. -
Man Hurh
Two men from Norfolk. @. w. Yves
ley and Robert Slavin. were painful
by endesyoring 10 stop rrnaws
hefse, hiteheA TO loaded wagon
The driver OF the wagon was onl
slightly injured.
In endeavoring to stop the hors
both men were knocked down. an
one was seriously injured, petn
struck in the face by the horse
hocf. Wesley ana Siavin were take
10 the Petersburg hospital.
The usual Saturday afternoon r.
eeptioa and hop will be held June
a. Riverside club.
Those asked TO serve are: Mesdarse
Carl II. Davis. Marie Dunn. w. !
Frey, J.. r. Jolly. Pelham Hurt. r.
Mingea. Misses Hibernia Friend. Al
chic Mel. Friend. Clara Hays, Msu
Hobbs. Edloe weiborn. Saiabei bic
AlAeter.
Soldier Gone.
Camp william Hodges Mann, q
Riverside club 10 now practically de
serted. all the soldiers having return
"a to their homes The encampmer
was entirely successfully conducte
and 70 Q great extent enjoyed by III
military officers a. well as by the citi
gems Of Petersburg.
General C.. c. Vaughan who spsr
the entire time at the camp has re
turned to his home In Franklin, an
Major Wright TO Norfolk.
Mrs. eetohfsid Better.
Mrs. r. u. Eotchfield. who has bee
M in her home In Thirteenth stree
for the past week. 10 somewhat i'm