The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-22

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Observation-Disclosures
the Rev. T. Fl. Lacy, assisted by the
Rev. r. L. McNair. The burial will
be in the old homestead cemetery ~
"Rayensworth." Nottoway county.
william s. Stubs.
The funeral Of William 8 Stubs.
seventy-five years old, who died in
this city Monday night. took place
Wednesday morning from st. Peters
Cathedral. Mr.. Stubs died OF .
stroke OF apoplexy. He was Com
federate veteran, having entered tho
Confederate army in 1851 with Gem
eral William Malone. Of Petersburg.
Company One. Sixth Virginia regi-
ment, serving throughout the war.
being captured thirty days before
Lee surrendered. He was paroled
after staying one month at Point
Lookout
whtht-S Ahahs ST.
Mr.. James Kahn. ST.. for many years
q prominent Broad street merchant.
died last night at his home at 10 East
Broad, after an illness of several
weeks. He was seventy-one years
old In addition co his wife, Who was
formerly Miss Emma Gill, he leaves
two sons, Charles E. and James. Jr.,
and two daughters. Mrs. John w. Car
mody and Mrs. John w. Moore. all
OF Richmond. He leaves only one
grandehild. Miss Lucille Harris. OF
Dunn, n. C.. He was an uncle OF Al
derman J. NJ. Kahn. the undertaken.
Mrs. Mary Tnsley. >.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Tinsley.
widow of John +. Tinsley, took place
Wednesday afternoon from Marshall
Street Christian church. the burial
being In kiverview cemetery. She
, leaves five daughters-Mrs. Mary NJ
McAllister, Mrs. J. W. Hall. Mrs.
, Walter Hastings. Misses Claude and
| Evelyn Tinsley: three sons. Der.ood.
Aubrey and Wesley Tinsley and RUS
sell Tinsley. OF this city; one brother,
W. A. Tinsley. of Richmond. and one
sister. Miss Sailie Tinsley. Of Ash
land. Va.
Henry v. b. Moore.
The funeral OF Henry V. b. Moore
took place yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock from his late residence, 20l3
Floyd avenue. Mr. Moore died Tues
day In his home after brief illness.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Fannie Dickerson Moore: one son.
Henry Franklin, and one sister. Mrs
b. A. Jacob. He was a member Of
the Richmond Lodge OF Odd Fci-
lows.
Funeral OF Mr.. Powell.
Funeral services over the body Of
Eyre John Powell. who died Sunday
in his home on the Broad Rock road,
Chesterfield county. was conducted
Wednesday morning at IL o'clock from
the home by Rev F. Ernest Warren.
rector OF Meade Memorial Episcopal
church. The burial was In Maury
William s. Common.
The funeral of william 8. Common.
who died Tuesday In the home Of his
mother, Mrs f. M. Connor of oak
land" Henrico couaty, took piace
from the home. Stop 10. Seven Pines
car line, yesterday afternoon at 2.30
o'clock.
Mrs. Andrew Coyle.
Mrs. Jennie Knox Coyle. wife Of
Andrew Coyle. who had many friends
here, died Monday in New \ ork c'fv.
Her body win be brought to Rich-
mond this morning and buried in Hol.
lywood cemetery.
George Roane.
George Roane, seventy-one years
old, died Tuesday afternoon. after .
brief illness. He Is survived by his
widow, three daughters, seventeen
grandchildren and one great-gi and
child. His funeral arrangements have
not yet been completed.
Fell From Derrick.
Lewis Ratter. a workman employed
on the new Mayo bridge. fell from
a derrick yesterday about noon and
badly cat his head DR.. Page. o. the
| ambulance corps. attended him and
/, took him home, Ala Cowardin ave-
| nue., South Richmond.
| Back From Roanoke.
| Mr.. James Shelton returned from
| Roanoke last night. where he went
l on business proposition. II was sue
cessful in my quest" he stated 40 h1
got on the train.
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| Financial
| Notice
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lvest S., 600 and take an actiys
part in one OF the best paying
drug manufacturing companies
doing business in this and Other
Southern States. Company
will stand closest investigators,
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