The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-14

! ente tney hAveA9 - ufx Of ssvon -
Tore. He wAe A1hstSsn years Of ase
ana highly nsggrA4d hx host Of yoang
friends the yoMo9 man had been en-
pont plant at Aopswen and several
weeks ago was overcome by acid
fumes, but had entireIy recovered and
returned to work when stricken with
pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer. will have the SYM
pathy Of scores Of friends in Peters
burg and throughout the southsids In
their sore Bereavement
The funeral win be conducted from
the High-Street NJ f. Church. of which
the young man was member, at
t;So o'clock tomorrow afternoon and
interment VIII he made in Blandford.
Turks sWd Esas Discharged.
The DUPONT Powder Company
through Its detective force is said to
have discovered very recently that a
number OF Hungarians and Turks err
pioyed at the Hopewell plant had met
and adopted resolutions against max
Ing war munitions for the allies. Those
who took part In the meeting which
is said to have numbered something
like 500, have all been discharged by
the company.
Held Up Man ON Train.
Saturday, afternoon after being paid
his wages at Hopewell Mr. John Kus-
ga. Bohemian farmer of Dinwiddie
County. YVES robbed by four negroes on
board the Petersburg and City Point
train. The negroes jumped on the rear
OF the train as IL was pulling out
of Hopewel and at the point OF re-
voiver demanded Mr.. kuska's money
As soon as they had secured his earn
ings they left the slowly moving train
and disappeared.
Break Into Factory.
Sometime during last night the pants
factory of Jacob Cohen e. sons on East
Washington Street was broken into
by thief or thieves. Entrance to the
building was gained by forcing win
dow protected by a wire screen which
IL required a ladder to reach. Evidence
was left TO show that almost the en-
tire building was ranaacked. but moth
ing was disturbed. The thieves rested
themselves on table where they
smoked number of cigarettes It was
impossible today for members Of the
firm TO say whether any articles of
merchandise had been carried off. ow-
ing to the large stock OF manufactured
pants on hand
Auto Party PASSES Through.
A party OF automobile turists CON
slsting Of Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Kinney,
Mr. and Mrs. g, S. Mock. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Il. Faircloth. Miss Mamie Faircloth,
and Mr.. I.insey Petree Of Winston -Ss-
lem. y. =, v ho passed through Peters
burg on Wednesday, last. en- route to
Baltimore, returned here about noon
today and left for Oxford where they
will spend tonight. The party expects
to reach home tomorrow night
Funeral Of Mrs. Young.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Chapman
oil au af ha lr,ta
was conducted from the residence in
North Jefferson Street at II o'clock
this morning, Rev. Fred W. Moore,
of the Second Baptist Church. ofrtcfated.
and the following gentlemen werei pail
bearers:
Doctors ]. D. Osborne and r. J Bur-
CESS. Messrs. George Burgess A. l..
Lewis. ] ]. Gardiner, Fl. S Seward. o.
W Mattox and J. j. helms, lnterment
was made in Biandford.
Funeral OF Mrs. Turner.
The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte Tur-
ner was conducted from the Third Pres
bYterian Church at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon The pastor, Rev. Michaux
Raine. ofiiciated and the following gen
tlemen were pallbearers:
Honorary-Me c. l.. Hubbard and
A. Il Elmore,
Active~-Messrs, John W, Friend, Jr.,
0. J. f. Smith, T. r. Graves. c., j. Sim
mons, Robert Palmer and Charles u.
Eanes. lnterment was made in Bland
ford
To Sit In sussex Court.
Judge Mullen. owing to the fact that
he will have to hold court in Sussex
County for Judge West who is sitting
in the Prince George Court has an
nounced that the Hastings Court Sep
TENDER term will not be commenced
until September 81, at which time
Jurors and witnesses are expected to
attend promptly.
i Young Noel Returning.
Mr.. James r. Noel druggist for r.
r. Totty of this city received post
card from his eldest son. Pearie. today
( stating that he would sail on yester-
day from Liverpool on the return trip
from England. whence he had been
on a horse boat sailing from Newport
I News,