The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-22
'NO Information
OF M0RA'S DEATH
His Reported Killing in Auto
Accident Surrounded
in Mystery.
SliMnAY SCHOOL RAIL les
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLIES
Funeral OF Captain George !
Rogers Held From His Late
Residence.

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Residence.
The Times-Dispatch Bureau.
Bollingbrook street
Telephone 1889,
Petersburg, Va, october 81.
The friends Of Professor Carlo Mora,
the weil-known musician and organ
list and choir director OF the High
Street N. E. Church. in this city.
though having used every means to
do so. have been unable to get any
details. or even confirmation. Of his
death, which Is reported TO have oc-
CURED Saturday morning in hospital
in Baltimore Of injuries received in an
automobile accident near Laurel on
the previous day. AS was stated In
The Times Dispatch Of this morning.
TIE news Of the accident and death
came in telegram late Saturday
night to the Rev. W. H. Atwill. d. D..
pastor of High Street Church. from
ur Pauio Mora. brother Of Carlo,
whose home Is at Takoma Park, near
I Washington.
Professor Mora left Petersburg last
Wednesday. stating that he was going
to visit Dr.. Paulo Mora, and tkat he
would return Saturday night to be in
place at church on Sunday. A letter
received from him by a friend on Fri
day stated that he was about to
take a ride in new automobile. and
that he would return to Petersburg
Saturday night. That night the tele-
gram came announcing his injury In
an automobile accident and his death
in the Baltimore Hospital. The teie-
gram also stated that the body had
been skipped to New York to be
cremated. and . that the interment
would be at ST. Adams on Sunday.
The matter seems involved in mys-
terry. though the telegram IL believed
to be authentic. Telegraphic inquiries
sent to Washington and Baltimore
have failed to elicit any information.
and DR.. Paulo Mora has not been To-
Gated. This may be because he was
in Vermont with his brothers re-
mains.
Professor Mora expected to leave
early in November to accept the posi-
ton of organis. at the New Lutheran
Church in Eimira at a high salary.
His studio here IL intact. though pc
fore leaving Petersburg on WEDNESDAY
he gave away q number OF his per-
sonal belongings. There il no known
reason why he should wish to disap-
pear. and the story OF his tragic death
must be accepted as true until ois-
proved Letters written to Baltimore
and Washington to-day may orns
some definite information. Maanwnne
his friends are anxious for the wnoie
matter to be solved.
Sunday seAeel Rallies.
Gun
Yesterday was rally day OF the Sun
day school OF High street IA. =.
Church. and three services incident 90
the occasion were held-s:30 ana IL
A. N. and O'Clock p. NJ The SPEAK
ers respectively at these services were
II. O. Walff. the Rev. w. ID. Avn
and the Rev. Chester A. Tucker. Inc
srsrc,.e. we're varied by recitations.
music, etc, rendered by the school,
There were present at the regular ses-
.,on l4s scholars. Superintendent
Dyer made an encouraging report
showing that 5000 had been spent In
,mnroving the school room-a gift OF
one Of the members good piano nao
been purchased for use in the primary
denartmeut: new song-books had Deen
secured for the school. and $Ist.'1
had been raised for missions. Len
classes made the fine record OK ivy
ner cant in attendance during the past
tventy-fye Sundays. two young men
had been licensed to preach TINS yeas
.nd there had been twenty-six pa
fessions in tie school
Installation Services.
Ar tina evening service the PASTOR
e. R.v W. H. ANVIL u. D., oon-
suc,.d the services Of installation Ok
~. of,cers and teachers Of the school,
Tn. odacers installed are: superin-
,.ndent. Isham r. Dyer; assistant ~.
n.rintendenss, Chester A. Tucker anu
r. n Ianier: supertntendent OK pr
49, 6epartment, Mrs. Packard BAG
~. superintendents Of cradle depart
ment- Mrs. DR.. J. T. Smith ana ss
Nellie Partin: secretary. E L Ausn'
...istants, Harvey Baxter ana oeoree
Rul6. treasurer, E A. Baan; assastAn~
John T.. Green; pianise6 MISS H.ss
Shackleford and Miss Nellie ks<u.
Sin teachers were installed In tae v-
mary department. fourteen IN .no
termediate and eleven In the so~''
partment
Az she ChxaDG1aD Ch1eA
x..,.,dav was also rally day Of ~
e,.S.v school Of the washington
60, Christian Church There was .
an meeting. with Interesting exet-
c,.es consistirs Of recitations, songs.
,sn,eaux. etc. 81 the children. ana an
sadre,s by the pastor. tie Rev. ~
Zeigler.
AsooeAuf100 weee0G
Tn. regular monthly meeting OF tns
u.,bodist sunday School Asseess1c:
a. petersburg and vteinSty vas ssls
,...,era.y afternoon with the Aetnoosss
Cn,rct In Ettrtck- All the eis"'
.chools Of the ssssciasioa wsre rep.
re.ented. The reports fer the pas.
month showed the fosio~ins ass
AGGREGATE average register l,sas:
.vsr.se atsendancs. l.Ssi: pr eeat %
.,,.nd.ncc. %: money esllecseA $sis.
" A. HARRISON aud Mss susan
.,,rout- both Of this city. viii be
maTried on the Afternoon Of November
8 a, the home Of the 1resesc,ss
hrtd ;. on south Sycamore street 40
,nvt,a,ions have been issued 20 'ns
wedding. g., IN.
eugene n Cox and bride are IN tne