The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-28
DUNLOP FUNERAL TO
Be AT ALL SAINTS
REV. j. Y. BOWMAN WILL CoNDUCT
SERVICES AT q O'CLOCK THIS
AFTERNOON.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
DIRECTORS AND Ex-PREsIDENTs
OF CHAMBER of COMMERCE
ACT-BoDY ARRIVED HERE
YESTERDAY.


secretary of the Richmond Chamber
of Commerce, whose death occurred
in Raleigh. n. c., Friday afternoon
after short illness, and whose body
was brought to Richmond at o'clock
yesterday morning, will be conducted
at o'clock this afternoon from All
Saints Episcopal Church. The rector.
Rev. DR.. J. Y. Bowman, will officiate.
Interment will be in Hollywood Gem
etery
The honorary palIbearers are re-
quested to assemble at All Saints
Church at quarter to 3 o'clock this
afternoon and to accompany the
funeral cortege to the cemetery after
the services. The active palibearera
will assemble at the Dunlop residence.
1906 Hanover Avenue
The Board of Directors of the
Chamber of Commerce will attend
the services at the church in a body
and will accompany the remains to
Hollywood.
The Palibcarers.
( The pallbearers, named yesterday
are:
I Active-John A. Morton, Edward
T. Crump, Arthur NJ. Cannon. r. Pey-
ton Giles, e. Z. Noting, Warren +.
/ Taylor. 7. c. Gordon and Hugh AM
trim.
Honorary-H. L. Cabeli. T. NJ. Car
! rington, Judge George l. Christian,
James X. Gordon, S. II. Halves. Eg-
bert g. Leigh, Jr., L. z. Morris, Colo
mel John B. Purcell, s. w. Travers,
/ +. d. Williams II w. Wood, W. r.
Reed, +. c. Laird, Coleman Workman.
/ w T. Dabncy. Z. s, Goodman. Colo
mel +. o. James. DIR. Stuart Michaux,
Charles Davenport. $. d. Crenshaw.
J. c. Freeman. w. NJ. Hill. J. G. Cor
/ u,sta No.
Granville G.. Valentine. Charles Roy
Saunders, A. X. Marlborough, James
! w. Sharp. John c. Easley. L. w Wise,
| h G. Beverley, Augustine Royal,
John b. Lightfoot, o. Fl. Funston, VI.
n. 1ilghman, A. G. Briggs, VIM. c.
bentley. Colonel Archer Anderson,
/ Sr., and Alfred williams.
Chamber Takes Action.
! The body of Mr.. Dunlop, accompa-
MED by Frank D. Dunlop, treasurer
| of the Richmond Chamber Of Com
merce. and brother of Mr.. Dunlop, and
| by Rev. and Mrs. Julian E. Ingle. OF
Raleigh, his brother-in-law and sis
ter. reached Richmond shortly after
o'clock yesterday morning.
The party was met at the Main
street depot by a committee appoints
ed by President W. r. Reed of the
chamber, consisting of Mr.. Reed.
Coleman Workman. L. s. Goodman.
T. NJ Darlington. r. Peyton Giles. w.
Dabney. Arthur NJ. Cannon and
John A. Morton, and escorted to the
late residence on Hanover Avenue.
The directors of the Chamber Of
Commerce and the former presidents
OF the chamber met yesterday after
noon at the chamber and, after euIo-
giving Mr.. Dunlop adopted resolu-
! tons.
| The meeting was largely attended
and splendid tribute was paid Mr..
Dunlop by men who for MANY years
nave been his associates. The reso-
lntions reviewing the career and ac-
compartments of Mr.. Dunlop, set
forth:
! Resolutions Adopted.
The announcement OF the death
OF Mr.. Richard A Dunlop, who for
nearly tweatx-six years had filed thu
ONCE OF secretary of this chamber, Is
not only recognized as great loss to
the chamber and to the community
represented by It. but is deep per-
sonal sorrow to every member Of this
body.
| From the time OF his election TO
the day OF his death his heart and
soul seemed thoroughly enlisted in
the work of the chamber and in eff
forts to so direct its influence as best
TO promote and advance the highest
state. and We believe II can be safely
affirmed that much of the success
which the chamber has achieved has
been due 10 the persistent and we'll
directed efforts of fits able, faithful
and efficient secretary. Indeed, OF
the eleven ex presidents of the cham.
Der now living. all of whom have
served during Mr.. Dunlops occu-
pancy OF the Office of secretary, We
believe that each one of them will
cheerfully bear witness to the fidel-
ity and efficiency OF Mr.. Dunlop and
to the fact that 1t was largely due
to his aid and suggestions that what
ever success the chamber has accom-
plished during their several adminis-
trations was largely due to these, and.
further. that without the contribu.
tions made by him to their several
annual reports. much OF the interest
ing and valuable information con-
tanned therein would be missing. II
is simply impossible within ths
proper limits Of this paper to state
adequately the nature and value Of
the worth and work Of Mr.. Dunlop.
either as an officer or q man, and
therefore as an officer he was invai-
liable to this chamber and to the
community it sought to serve. As
a man he was one of the most chiy-
we ever knew. His sense of honor
was OF the very highest and his 10y
atty to duty and to friendship were
never surpassed by any one, In our
opinion. 1T could have been as truly
said of him as was said OF one OF
England's great soldiers, that 'he
feared man less because he feared
God more Therefore. be IT.
II Resolved. That In the death Of Mr..
Richard A. Dunlop. this chamber and
this community have sustained Q
L great loss-cne that we deeply de-
|, plore. and enc that will be very DIFF.
| ficult to adequately all.
/ "2. That this preamble and resoIu.
lions be spread upon our minutes and
a copy published and sent to me fam
lily of the deceased. with assurances OF
our deepest sympathies in this. their
and our common bereavement"