The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-11
FAR CIRCUIT
IS. ORGANIZED
". ,. CAKTER MADE PnEssDENT
AND r. A. LOvELoCK
SECRETARY.
CIRCUIT DATES FIXED
DELEGATES TO Young MEN, CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION CONFER
ENCE TO GO no ROA-
.SOKE TODAY.
Virginia Bureau.
Law Building. Phone 1887.

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Law Building. Phone 1887.
PETERSBURG. VA. April 10
Representatives OF the various Fair
Associations Of this State met In this
city last night. and organized the
Old Dominion Fair Circuit. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, W. J. Carter. OF Richmond:
vice-president F. A. Lovelock. OF
Lynchburg; treasures, f. A. Good
win. OF Emporia.
The Old Dominion Fair Circuit
then arranged for fairs on the follow
ing dates: Lynchburg. October to
4: Richmond. October 2 to IL; Pc
tersburg. October Is to IS: Emvoria.
October 20 to Is: Farmvi1le. Octo-
Der 22 to IS; Danville. October Is
to Is.
The purses to be given for the va
rious race eyens were also agreed
upon.
Laymen's Convention.
The Laymen's Missionary Conven-
ton resumed Its session this morning
in the First Baptist. church. with
large attendance present. Addresses
were delivered by J. Campbell White.
OF New York. and others. The meet
ing Will adjourn tonight
Delegates Leave Today.
Delegates from this city to the Y.
NJ. c. A. State Convention TO be held
in Roanoke next Friday will leave
here tomorrow night In a special car
over the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road. Secretary walsh of the local
~. NJ. c. A. will be in charge Of the
party. The delegates from this city
are J. r. Manson. r. II. Mann. w.
NJ. Martin. A. w. walch. P. II. Drew
~. r. Boiling Wilcox. A. B. Brad
sher. J. N. Mullen, W. NJ. Rucker,
Hugh r. Smith. Isham Dyer r. w.
Prichard. Sr.. George w. Harrison.
r. r. Tailey. r. II. O'Kennon, Rob-
ert Gill. E. w Butcher. Jr.
The annual meeting OF the Society
for Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
was held last evening in Rosensocks
store. and the following ladies and
gentlemen were unanimously elected
directors for the ensuing year: r P.
Barham. d. A. Lyon. Jr.. W. D. Nc
Kenney. r. II. O'Kennon. Paul Petit.
c. .. spottswood. Mrs, Edward
Eigcnbrun. Miss Fay leighton and
Mrs J. Dunn Martin.
Plans for the future Of the Society
bers expressed themselves as de-
lightel over the outlook. The board
Of directors win meet In a few days
and elect officers Of the society for
the ensuing year.
Sfudents 10 Give Recital.
The graduating class Of the Rich
mond School Of Expression will give
a recital in Market Street Method
list church Monday night. April 18th.
at $3.50 O'Clock for the benefit OF the
Primary Improvement Fund OF that
church. A special feature will be
sacred songs. illustrated by dramatic
and emotional posing.
Killed In Florida
p. Emmett Goodwin, 80 years old.
formerly of this city. was killed in an
automobile accident in Mama, Fla.
yesterday. He was the SON OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Goodwin. OF this city.
and also leaves a widow and three
children. He 10 also survived by the
following brothers and sisters: Mrs.
Mra Stanley Beasley and Miss Sue
Goodwin, Of this city: Mrs c. S.
Titus. Of Philadelphia. and Louis
Goodwin. of Georgia. The deceased
had lived In the far South the past
twelve years.
William Ncwsom Dead.
William Marceilus Newsom. OF
Rlandford, died at his residence in
Terrace avenue this morning at $3.50
O'clock. He was sixty-two years OF
age. and is survived by his wife and
one brother George Newson. Of this
city.
The funeral will take place tomor-
row afternoon at 3:3a o'clock from
Blandford Methodist church.
The funeral of the late Shelton
Chievcs took place from old Bland
ford church this afternoon at
o'clock. and was conducted by lev.
George e. Booker. Delegations from
A. p. Hill Camp. Confederate Veto
rams. and the Ladies' Memorial Az
ISOLATION were present. together with
a large number Of other friends. The
following gentlemen acted as pail
hearers;s Honorary. GeEarsl i, Stith.
Boiling. DIR. w. +. Harwood and
Messrs. r. s. Beckwith and &. NJ.
Green. Active, Messrs. G. II. Cuth-
bert. W. ]. Purdy. w. II. Wilcox.
Holmes Boisseau. G. III. IIcinsman. W.
p. Arlington and Jesse Hoy. The
floral tributes were very beautiful.
Professor n. N. McGrew delivered a
stereopticon lecture On The PHI
grim's Progress at Wesley Mctho.
dat church last night before large
audience. ..1,
"A. J. Meredith. n wail known white
man Of this city. create I consider
able excitement on Sycamore street
late last night by slapping his wife
In the face. In the Police Court
this morning the case was not gone
into. but WIS continued to April i1th.
The cause Of the shaping = UNI
known.
e. g. Routzahn. . representa- tive
OF the National Association for tho
Study and Prevention Of Tuberculosis,
n in the city for the purpose Of
studying the tubercuiosis situation
here.
II. G. Glass, Of the editorial stan Of
the Index-Appeal and william Gen.
try. who - connected with the Daily
Progress. rot In a fight on Hank
street last night. but were separated
by friends before they could ret In
any heavy work. Neither was injured
to any extent and the police made no
arrests.
Norsnan Waverly Baxter. Of this
city, and Mise Julia Otey, Of Rich
mond. wsrs married IN Waahinston
yesterday.
The Kings Dauthters VIII meet To-
morrow afternoon at the reaidence
Of NrA r. G, Kent on Market street.
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