The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-03
POST { TO take
PART IN PARADE
WILL USE AUTOMOBILES TO DIS
PLAY MANY ENTERPRISES
IN PETERSBURG.
dR. ORD IS MISSING
CREwE DELEGATE TO X. OF r.
MEETING TO NORFOLK HAS
NOT BEEN SEEN SINCE
LEAVING THERE.
virginian Bureau,

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PETERSBURG, VA. June "a
meeting Of Post C, Travellers Protec-
tive association, will be held Wednes-
day evening In Elks' Home to plan
for attending the national convention,
which meets in Richmond June p
14th. Petersburg will be represented
by a full delegation at the convention,
and still larger delegation In the
parade that Is to take place. Many
members of Post c are owners OF
automobiles, and 1t has been. prac-
tically decided that the members OF
Petersburg post will use their ma
chimes in the parade, and 1t Is pro-
posed that these shall be decorated
with streamers and banners, indicating
the industries and manufactures Of
Petersburg. Post c has over zoo
active members. and is one OF the
most progressive and influential posts
in the State.
Mr.. Ord is Missing.
John X. Ord, delegate from the
Crewe, Va, lodge to the State con-
vention Of Knights of Pythias. in Nor
folk last week, has disappeared and
Pythians have been requested to in
stitute a search for him. The missing
man Is about forty-five years old,
last wore light grey suit and light
felt hat. He wore in his coat lapel
Pythian button and the emblem
Of the Retail Merchants association.
Ord Is a grocer and secretary OF the
Crewe Retail Merchants association.
His wife, who Is a daughter of Cap
tain John Hardaway, a widely known
Norfolk and Western railroad con-
ductor. is sorely distressed over her
h,rot xrr n I~t~ nh-
Senator Gore to Speak.
The famous blind Senator Gore, Of
Oklahoma, will be the chief attraction
at the Chautauqua tomorrow night.
Senator Gore Is looked upon as one
of the ablest men in the United States
senate. and his presence at the Chau-
tauqua will doubtless result in the
largest crowd of the week being
present.
Police Report.
The report of Chief of Police Rag
land for the past month shows a total
of 1914 arrests in the city. during the
past month, classified as follows: AS
sault and battery. II; DRINKS. rs;
felony, 8; fugitive from justice, 5; lar
ceny, 16; lunacy, 2; misdemeanor. 13;
peace warrant, i; trespass, l. vagrant.
l.; violation city ordinances, Al.
Hearing Is Continued.
u. Lufsey, young white man, was
before the Police court this morning
charged with the feionious cutting OF
William Boone. colored. The exami-
nation of the accused was continued
until tomorrow. The cutting occurred
Saturday night near the gas house on
East Bank street. Lufsey alleges that
! Boone walked into him on the street.
that words ensued and during the diff
! ~ fhh nJaHo Roma
is in the hospital.
Mrs. Ada A. Brockwell.
| Mrs. Ada A. Brockwell. wife of /. r.
Brockwell. died yesterday afternoon at
4:25 o'clock at her residence, 223 liz
| Grove avenue, after long and pain
full illness. Deceased came to the
city about seven years ago from
| Prince George county. and had many
| friends in the county and city. who
will regret to learn Of her death. Be-
! sides her husband, she Is survived by
| two sons, T. l.. and 8. e. Brockwell,
of this city. and three brothers, A.
| II. Brockwell, of Sussex: J. e. Brock
well. of Prince George. and J. P.
Brockwell, of this city. Deceased was
member of Grace Episcopal church,
from which place the funeral will be
conducted at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Maggie NJ. Temple.
After an illness of ten days dura-
ton Mrs. Maggie M. Temple, wife of
Mr.. J. II. Temple, died at her home
in Prince George county, about 3
o'clock yesterday morning. Deceased
Is survived by her husband and one
daughter. OF Prince George, and by
| her mother. two brothers and one
sister, Of Charleston. w. Va, to which
place the remains were taken this af-
ternoon for burial.