The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-25
FUNERAL SERVICES
TODAY OVER BODY
Of JOHN HARDWOOD
Burial Will be in Hollywood
Cemetery After Obsequies
in First Baptist Church, Con-
Quoted by DR.. Mcdaniel

BY order Of Governor Mann the
flag floating over the Capitol of Nir-
ginia is at half mast and IL will con-
tinue in that place until after the
funeral Of Colonel John S. Harwood,
who died after a lingering illness at
the John Willis hospital Tuesday
afternoon is held today.
The services will be held from the
First Baptist church this afternoon at
3 o'clock. with the Rev DR.. George
W. Mcdaniel officiating. 1nterment
will be in Hollywood, Governor Mann
issued the order lowering the flag to
half mast as soon as he heard OF the
death of Colonel HARDWOOD,
Committee Named.
. Lieutenant C Governor Ellysor and
Speaker Byrd. of the house of dele
gates, when they learned of Colonel
Harwood's death. Immediately named
committees to represent the senate
and the house at the funeral Lieu
tenant Governor Eilyson named the
following to act for the senate:
A. c. Hartman, Richmond; L O.
Wendenburg. Henrico; J, b. Wat
kins. Chesterfield.
Those named by Speaker Byrd as
the committee from the house are
as follows:
r. E. Byrd, Winchester. W. A. VIII
leroy, King William; Il. p. Cox. Rich
mond; Hill Montague, Richmond;
John w. Williams. Giles county: W.
w Baker, Chesterfield county: w. B.
Walton. Ashland; John Rutherford,
Goochland county; James j. Dreamer,
Richmond, r. L. Brewer. Jr., Suffolk.
H. r. Houston, Newport News, and
c. w. Throckmorton, Henrico.
Colonel Harwood was one of tbs
most prominent men in Richmond.
and the news of his death Tuesday
spread rapidly among his numerous
friends and acquaintance in the city,
He was a member of a number of
organizations and these will be re-
presented at the funeral, Among the
organizations which will be repre-
scented at the obsequies will be the
Masons, Templars. board of visitors
of the Medical College of Virginia,
Travellers Protective association,
United Commercial Travellers. Business
Mems association and others.
The Pallbearers.
Active palIbearers will be: DIR. S. Q,
Mitchell, w. T. Shepherd, Hay Thorn
ton. Oliver j. Sands. Austin Burr, f.
T. Bsveridge. William Word. Julian
Putney.
Honorary pallbearers have been
manned as follows: DIR, II. CabeH Tabb,
| DR.. George Ben Johnston. DR. H.
Ward Randolph. Colonel John b. Pur-
cell, James h. Elan, j. Taylor Ely
son. Charles Hutzler. Andrew Jackson
Montague. John Garland Pollard, Ed
win r, Cox. Benjamin J. Berry. Col.
onel John w Richardson, James
Drake, Edgar Taylor. Henry Taylor
d. S. Mccarthy. John Ramstetter,
Andrew Haynes. DR.. Henry c. Jones
| Daniel Zoflicoffer. Clyde Ratcliff, n
| ID. Sills. Frederick Peasants. Henri,
! L. Cahell. Judge David G. Richard
son. Archie w, Patterson. w. s
! Forbes. Carter W. Wormeley and O
Herbert Funston. Fritz Sitterding, II
j. Rouse and w, p. Knowles.
| The death of Colonel Harwood has
spread gloom and sorrow throughout
the city and has ELECTED many express
sions of regret. The body was re.
moved to the home the night follow.
ing the death and until nearly mid
night persons from every walk oil
life called in a steady stream to Offer
their sympathy to the breaved fam.
/ lily.
Mrs. "Harwood. who was Miss Lot
/ tie Tyler. minstrel TO her husband
with almost professional care
/ throughout the long illness and dur
| ing the last hours never for mo.
ment left his bedside. For many
months II have been known that Col
onel Harwood was failing steadil,
and during that time his wife wa.
| during the last hours, every effort t.
make him comfortable and to insur,
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