The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-13
GENERAL FORREST
WILL ADDRESS CAMP
CON or NOTED CONFEDERATE
CAVALRY LEADER WILL AP-
PEAR sEFoRE A., p. HILL
CAMP.
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DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN
BANK DEposiTs SHOW REMARK
AsLE tNcREAsE SINCE SEP
TEMsER--oTHER NEWS
ITEMS.
DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN

PETERSBURG, VA. March h.
Adjutant-C General Nathan Bedford
Forrest will address A. p. Hill, Camp
Sons of Confederate Veterans, here
on Thursday night This has been
made known by letters from Division
Commander w. Mcdonald Lee, of
1rvingotn. Va, to Commander p. III.
Drewry, Of A. r. Hill Camp Of Sons
and to Past Grand Commander of
virginia James r. Ranks. Lunenburg,
Sussex and Dinwiddie Camps Of Sons
have been asked to be present, as we'll
an ladies and gentlemen of Petersburg.
Acknowledgement Forrest is the son
OF the distinguished cavalry leader.
~ y. Forrest. OF Tennessee. The
visit to the camps Of Virginia lie to
arouse interest IN the organization.
The meeting WIN be in A, p. Hill
Camp hall on Tabb street
Or. Cannon breaches.
DR.. James Cannon preached to large
audiences in Petersburg Sunday morn
ing and evening. He was at High
street IN the morning. preaching for
Rev. william II. Atwill and the COM
modious church was well filled. Laxge
number OF men were In attendance.
In the evening he spoke at the West
Street Methodist church for Rev.
Lloyd G. Moore.
Delegates to Grand Lodge.
Odd Fellows OF the various lodges
in Petersburg have elected as repre-
sentatives 70 the grand lodge. which
s~ssvs ia. n \ H...~ 4ha
following members: Monroe Lodge.
No. s, J. r. w. Smith and #. H. Cole;
Appomattox Lodge. No. 1s, r. A
Campbell and 3. w. Andrews; Peters
burg Lodge. Ne. 5e. L. q. Andrews
and J. r. Grimstead. n. r. Brunei
as a member OF the committee on ap :.
peals and James b. Blanks as q mem
Der OF the auditing committee Of the
house will also attend the session.
Return From Atlanta.
The representatives from Petersburg
10 the Southern Commercial Con-
gress at Atlanta have returned to
Petersburg very much pleased vita
the trip. Captain James M. Gailes
cher who went with the delegation.
returned Saturday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Baptist Sunday-school Union was h I'D
Sunday afternoon at the Second Bap-
fist church. OF which Rev. Fred W.
Moore 10 the pastor. The address of
the occasion war delivered by Rev. J.
q. Bosnian. pastor OF the Market
Street Methodist church
Gratifying reports from all the
schools OF Petersburg, Ettrick and
MatoacA Of the Baptists were read.
Funeral Of Mr.. Harrison.
The funeral OF the late Isaiah Har-
rifon. who was killed In the street car
accident Thursday, was held at the
Grove Avenue Baptist church Sunday
afternoon ut 3:sS O'clock. The inter-
srent was in Blandford cemetery.
increase in Banks DEPOSITS.
Since September 10 there has been
remarkable increase in the amount
OF bank deposits In three of the banks
OF the city--the Virginia National. the
National Bank Of Petersburg and the
Petersburg Savings and Insurance
Company. The increase Is $1.093.000,
the largest in the history OF Peters
burg Tor similar length OF time,
and the belief II expressed that there
liz no city In the country that can
make proportionately better show
ing.
Major General Boiling, of Peters,
burg. has made the following appoint
mefsts Ter the reunion DIT the United
~
Ark, May 1s. ~. Is: For sponsor.
Mrs. Rosaiynd Roberts Evans. OF Sa-
lem. Va, and NJ maid OF honor. Miss
Mary Curtis. OF Richmond
Personal Items.
DIR. John Gordon Rennie has gone
to Palm Beach, taking with him his
son. John Gordon. Jr.. who Is just
recovering from an attack OF pneu-
moniA- They were accompanied by
.hsr& Nv iii1aTn"1x vUnafsfes ffis fftffe fsY-
lows grandmother. They will be
gone two weeks.
Colonel William II. Wilcox. COM
mander OF the First Virginia Regiment
Of the Uniform Ranks, knights OF
Pythias. will go to- Richmond on
March 20 to inspect. Haiioweil Dick
inson Company No. I, OF that city.
Petersburg Company No. Is win be
In attendance at the Inspection.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Roper. ST..
who have been spamding some time In
Bermuda, are expected to return home
next week. They will arrive in New
York on Thursday.