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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
.NOlL GIVEN TWELVE
MONTHS FOR KILLING
Jury Finds Verdict Of sfansiauehter
For Slayer Of Michael
Fnhed.
ROW OVER GLASS OF BEER
Prisoner Declares He Had No Inten-
ton OF Killing, But Fought In Self
Professionalism 20 Sc, Aside.

David Noll was given twelve months
in Jail last night by a jury in Hastings
Court for involuntary manslaughter.
in stabbing Michael Fahed, from the
effects of which he died, on June /.
The case took up the time of the
court from early morning to 1o:45
o'clock last night. Noii was repre-
scented by L. o. Wendenburg and t.
Gray Haddon. while Commemorative
Attorney Foikes was assisted by II. M.
Smith. Jr.
Noll and Fahed had been acquaint-
anccs for years. On the evening of
June /, Noll went into a saloon at
the corner Of Twenty-frst and Main
Streets TO get a glass of beer. He saw
Fahed sitting on a lunch counter stool
watching a game of pool. In play
full manner" said Noil, he went over
TO Fahed and poured a portion of his
glass of beer in his coat pocket. This
enraged Fahed. said Noll, and he
started after Noll The latter told
Fahed If he hit him he would cut
him. and in order to emphasize his
remark he drew his pocket knife.
Il was afraid of him." explained
NoIl yesterday, for he Is about twice
my size, | thought IL ne saw me
have the knife he wouldn't hit me.
He then said he would break my neck.
At that / got out. but he followed me.
and on the pavement he struck me
several times. In order TO protect
myself. / again drew my knife and
defended myself as well as l could.
had no idea of killing him"
Noll's wife and baby were in court
during the hearing. Lawyer Wenden-
burg made the usual motion to set
aside. and was given time to argue
ts1e point
The court room was crowded with
friends Of both sides all day. 1t was
believed the case would go over to to-
day. and Judge Richardson gave the
jury the right to select whether they
would take a recess until this morn
ing or proceed with the case. They
elected TO remain. and finished their
work late last night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
REMINGTON TAKES BACK
ALL BUT SEVEN MEN

Bridgeport Conn, July 26.-John !.
Keppler and John A. Johnston, the
Mon labor heads. left for New York
tonight to be on hand at the conference
OF labor chiefs to be held tomorrow in
the Prince George Hotel They were
disturbed with the turn affairs took
here today, for the Reming Arms u
NJ. c. Company declined to reinstate all
of the striking machinists, In spite OF
keppler's statement that he had eft
fected an agreement to that effect over
the head of the works manager Major
Walter G. Penf1eld.
The Remington Company treated
the returning strikers as individuals
Some 1t received back, others 1t re-
fused TO re-Smploy. on the ground that
1t wanted only competent men. When
the refusal of the company to take
the strikers back in a body became
noised about. Keppler threatened to
tie up other shops working on SUBJ
contracts for the Remington Com
pany.
The Remington concern. according
today that IL had all but seven of the
original strikers back, and that these
men were not wanted
The structural iron workers and
miliwrights that went to work this
forenoon quit work soon after, when
informed of the Remington Company's
refusal to reinstate all of the ma
chinists. The iron workers and mill
wrights are employed by the Stewart
Construction Company, and IL was an
nounced in labor circles tonight that
they would return to work tomorA
row.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
MUCH DONE IN MAKING
HOPEWElL LAW-Ab|D|NG
Citizens Here For Conference With
Governor Stuart Say Conditions
Have Improved Greatly.
SITUATION WELL In HAND
Committee OF Five Citizens OF Prince
George County Talks Informally
With Governor and Attorney-Gen-
eral Pollard.

"Hopewell is not the lawless'
graft-ridden town that reports APP
nearing in newspapers during the last
two weeks have described IT. said
citizen of that place who visited the
office of Governor Stuart yesterday
afternoon with a delegation TO talk
over the situation. The place mas
been cleaned up considerably during
the last two weeks. and we nave the
situation we'll in hand.
The city has grown up so quickly
that our forces have been taxed to
the utmost But conditions are better
nav and they are being improved as
rauidlv as possible. We have water
and gangs ara wokrfng day and night
ON putting in a sewerage system. The
city of Hopewell will soon be sanitary
and clean and as iaw-abiding as any
army surveon with washington. Cne
community in Virginia.
Among those who called on Gov
ernor Stuart yesterday afternoon are
r. Bauer. editor OF the Hopewell Daily
News Chief of Police w. n. Hender-
son, DR. ]. H Hargraves. coroner OF
Prince George County; J. w. Phil
lips and NJ Stern. The party was &C
companied 10 the Governors Office by
Attorney Edgar b. English, who intro
duced its members to the Governor.
VIII Assist II Necessary.
Attorney General John Garland Pol
lard was with the Governor and the
Hopewell citizens in she conference
At it's close it was said that the situa.
ton had been discussed in detail, thai
it had been but an informal discus
sion.
No immediate action by state officials
in the way of taking the situation In
| hand Is contemplated, 1t was said last
night. Should the assistance of tho
night. Should the assistance of the
state authorities he necessary In com
pelling observance of the laws. tbs
state stands ready to give II to the
authorities of Prince George.
| Movement Is under way at Hope
well to have 1t granted charter and
made an Incorporated city, but 1T can
not he incorporated until the mex
General Assembly meets In January,
| Attorney Benjamin Lovenstein, rep
iresenting a number of property owneri
at Hopewell yesterday morning called
npon the Governor to volunteer hi'
services in assisting in cleaning up tht
town and seeing to law enforcement
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
VOTE DOWN PROPOSAL
To RETURN TO WORK
Standard Oil Company Employees On
Strike Have Forces Augmented
BY Caven Point Men.

Bayonne. n. j., July 26.-Although
big meeting of striking Standard OIL
employees in the Constable Hook sec
ton voted down unanimously Sheriff
Kinkhead's plea that they return TO
work tomorrow morning. some 1890
employees of the Standard Oil and
Tidewater Companies promised him at
later meetings and in front of police
headquarters that they would return
TO work on his assurance that they
would be guarded. Trouble Is ex-
pected at o'clock when the first shift
goes on. and 1t is thought the more
determined of the strikers will attack
them and their guard Of deputies.
Mrs 8. p. Strugis, lightweight years
Despite the prospect of the Con-
stall BILE Hook plant being able to oper-
ate tomorrow with the 1900 who will
return to work, 900 coopers at the
Standards plant at Gavin Point, Jer-
sey City, began what it is predicted
will be general walk out in the com
panys New jersey plants this after
noon, and 200 policsrnsalare on guard
and searchlights'u sweep the ap,
proacsnes.
The men we're angered by two ar
rests made this afternoon by ths
sheriff. jeremiah J. Baly, their lead
was aIEGSleu WITH X was Ao0IlA its
was not, and never had been, an EN-
ploye OF the Standard OIL or Tide
water Companies, and Frank Tannen'
baum. the l. w. w. agitator, wal
locked up Just as he was starting q
speech in Mydosh Hall in opposition
to Sheriff Kinkead. who occupied tht
| platform. Valentine Campanelli, Of
| Manhattan, was arrested also on hi
confession that he had money for tht
! strikers from an anarchistic relic
committee.
| The fact that Baly was not in tbs
Standard Oil Company's pay was dis
covered at noon when he refused Il
claim his pay with other workmer
who were being paid Off The sheriff
questioned him. and discovering tina
ne was an outsider. placed him under
arrest for melting to riot.
Sheriff Kinkhead seemed to thinl
che man might be in the employ O
ithe Teutonic allies. or in sympath,
| with them, as he is of Austrian birth
though a citizen. 1t was said in Eliza
beth. n. j.. however, where Baly wa
employed as a salesman for the Sin
ger Sewing Machine Company. tina
he Is we'll known there, especially il
Socisiistic circles. and that at The fiftl
centenary observance OF the burnin,
of John Huss, Baly was a speake
and urged Bohemians to support tn
allies against Austria.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
UNUSUAL CALM ALL
ALONG FRENCH FRONT

Paris. July 2s.-There has been
unusual calm on the French front
during the past twenty-four hours
There were no artillery actions of
consequences. though there was some
grenade throwing between the
trenches In the forest of Ally. Else
where there was cannonading. while
at Ran-de-Sapt. in the Vosges. the
Germans launched several attempts
against the positions they have lost
there.
TIL night communique was as fol-
lows
Tn Artois, the cannonade dtmir-
ished in intensity. Some large calibre
were thrown on Arras. In Cham-
pagne ION the Perthes- Beausejour
'FRONT.' and at Vauquois, the mining
operations were in our favor. There
was a violent canonade in the lie
Pretre forest Mousson was
bombarded The enemy made several
attempts against the positions he lost
at Ban-de-Sapt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
PR0GRtsS|vts REMAIN
OUT ANOTHER YEAR
New York Moosers Not Quite Ready
20 Flop Back 90 Rcpuhh-
can Fold.
PRoGREssIvEs FOR PRESENT
movement Led by Roosevelt In isi2
Has Dried Up and Is About tn Re
Blown Away-PrcdigalS 10 Return
Next Year.

New York. July .s--~State leaders q
the national Progressive party met tE
secret conference st national head
quarters in the Fcrsy SECOND Ssrrs z
building to-day ana srEeN6 Cor tesr
hours TIE auesuoniaS % TssyrrtHs 70
the Republican party. wsaA TIE Ens %
thar taey decided 10 TesssAn y'ros~-"s-
Sives gO- the present,
Walter A Jcansor, chairman ~ tne
State sensrnltG8e, called tie ;stv:y SeI
NcoserS 20 order. Tasy !0esN1ta
Theodore Douglas Eooirs~r and WI
Ham " HotchksSs both former eAA{r-
tuer George " Perkins William Han
}s- Chilax. % Brooklyn. ChauHtsy Ham
lin Jr OF Buffalo. Frederick NJ pAT-
export Hamilton Fish. Ir- joseph
stein berg william - ChSdhocrne, \.
{ Dunlop and Z. ". Turner, OF Rorh-
ester. r (. Gilbert % Nassau County.
Fl L. Waldo. OF Rensselaer,. Snd more
sbHu a dozen Others
Robinson ard Harnlin spoke strong
Is IN favor Of rejcining the Repuhit-
can fold and lighting their battle
within the ranks" 1t couldn't be as
cevtsIred whether former Chairman
Robiusons opinion reflected anything
on Colonel Roosevelt. his uncle. II IS
known that George W. Perkins and
william Harnlin Childs. the hnsnciers
II the party. opposed the return 70
Republican ranks
The decision arrived at hnally. with
which Robinson and Hsmln harmon
lied. was that the party should remain
party this year. endorsing Repuhli-
can aldermen, assemblymen and coun-
ty candidates all over the State wher-
ever a deal could be made. and that
next year their return to the Repub-
licans might then be more propitiously
made
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27

Richmond a city of homes. the most
beautiful and most wonderful city in
the world"
opens once Today.
Later. after. permanent quarters In
the American National Bank building
had been decided upon and Executive
Secretary George w. Rogers had been
instructed tn open his Office there this
morning. Mr.. Branch said:
.'Do this much--go every day to that
red room, and If you have no idea that
will help this movement. just say
'Howdy 1t will be that much done.
1t will show you are interested. tina.
YOU mean business. If you do that
every day--just so in and say 'Howdy'
Ian idea win come to you. The spirit
OF the thing will do IT,"
Dr. Stuart Mcclure, president of the
association. called the body to order at
$40. Following transactions of routine
business, Mr.. Branch, recently elected
executive committee chairman, spoke.
Reports of committees and officers.
were heard and the announcement OF
the appointment of charter commit
tee. recently named, was made.
Charter Committee Named.
On the charter committee are jchh
c. Easley, DR.. B. r. Anderson. Henry
G. Miller, DR.. George hen Jonns.o ,a
and Arthur Scribner. This committee
will embody the suggestions made o.
members and adopted In a draft OF =
city charter to be submitted 10 the adj
visory committee Of counciimen ana
citizens, and will cooperate cioeeiy
with the committee In the presentation
of A charter that Will permit the city
to have more etfscient and more eco
nomicai government.
Taiks were made by r. NJ. Caring
ION Dr Mcclure. DR.. Anderson, OF
Rtchmond College. Frank w, Duke. w.
Meade Addison. John G. Easley, r. w.
eptliman and others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
] NEGRO SHOT AT LAWN PARTY.
Slayer Is In jail At Iexington---An-
as.~44 other Wounded

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)
& / Lexington, Va, July 26.-Mean
liquor. pistols and a negro lawn party
ended in the killing OF Willie m Ander-
con. of Glasgow; Harrison Richardson
and Lacy Robertson, OF Beuna Vista,
nre charged with the crime.
- These two were today sent on TO
the grand jury by Justice w. r. Pier
I'm. The shooting occurred Saturday
kdxht at midnight at a negro lawn
erfy held at Mt. Lydia Church, near
sDnfKalo Forge. Anderson was killed
mtr4ght and Robertson received sew
I'll shots in the ankle and hip. Rich
~ fsdson is charged with the crime.
1<1khardseu and Robertson were
H1ught TO Lexington jail Sunday
Ekoxning Robertson Is under ball of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
GREAT NUMBER OF
PRIONERs CAPTURED

London. July 26.--A dispatch from
Frankfort on thermal quotes the
Zeitung as saying that the Austro-
German forces, since July IL, have
captured 1920 Russian prisoners
forty-one field guns, 141 machine
guns, and a vast quantity of mill
tary supplies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
relieve The, Have Thief.

New York. July GA diamond
cavalier valued at $4,000 was stolen
from Madame Katherine Samya In her
apartments in the Hotel Seymour dur
ing a reception on the night OF June
%. and the police believe that they
a -rested the thief this afternoon. when
Herman Lindemar was taken into
custody after trying to sell . large
art-sfap ped diamond for, $3.bo !.
A Fifth Avenue jewefier VINO SOLO
the cavalier TO Madame Samya identi-
fed 1t as the center diamond OF the
piece. and placed Its value at s7,eeV.
II la said to weigh fourteen ana one
half carats. e-1..4.... ..- go
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
MOTHER OF YOUNG MAN
7.,D.-- KILLED IN FALL DIES

Mrs. ]. d. Barnette died early this
morning at her home. 2so4 East
Broad Street. after an illness OF
about ten days She was a daughter
OF the late Judge w. j. Holmes. and
ia survived by her mother, Mrs. Emma
j. Holiness: her husband, ]. D. Bar
nette, and one son. William 8. Bar
nette, OF New York city. She was
forty nine years old.
Mrs. Barnette was the mother OF
Russell B. Barnette, the young man
who died early Monday morning, one
week ago. after a fail from a window
at his home in Barton Heights Mrs.
Barnettc died without knowledge OF
the tragic daath OF her son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
IN SCRAP--ONE In
HOSPITAL. OTHER IN JAIL

James CoIey, armed with a knife.
and J H. Wilkinson. armed with
razor. both com batants coiored, en-
gagged In cutting scrap in Oak Park.
near Ginter Park. last night about .
o'clock
As result Cooley was sent TO the
hospital after being given emergency
treatment by sDr. Doggett. Of 1.-THE
city ambulance. and Wilkinson was
locked up in the Second Police Station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
BRITISH PRAY FoR VICTORY.

Intercession Sery Ices for Battle Dead
Held throughout Kingdom.
London. July 26.--The hymn 20 God
Our Help In Ages Past" welled from
the threats of thousands Of Londoners
yesterday to the accompaniment OF
passed bands, when the Bishop Of Lon
don. Rt. Rev Arthur r. w. Ingram.
appeared on the steps OF St. PauFs
Cathedral to conduct service of inter-
cession for those killed In war and for
the success of the arms OF Great Britain
and her allies
Intercesslon services also were held
In all the free churches Of the king
dom.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
WANTS STATE BOARD OF
EXAMINERS FOR OCULISTS

DR.. H. J. Crow. of Tanceyville, N.
c., who Is a visitor in Richmond, was
a caller at the Office of Governor
Stuart yesterday afternoon. DR.. Grow
called on the Governor to give him In
formation concerning the esta blish-
ment of State board of examiners
for oculists. which will be before the
next Legislature for consideration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
81 10 HANF
OBREGON CUT OFF

Ell Paso, Texas. July 2S.---With Gem
eral Obregon,s troops cuf eff in Cen
trail Mexico from their base. and the
Villa forces IN charge Of all telegraph
wires. it Is difficult 10 get the. facts re-
garding The military situation. The
Villistas announced tonight officially
that part of their forces were attack
ing Monterey, and that General villa
has succeeded In destroying so much
railroad south of Zacatecas that IL will
take DAYS before the Oregon army
can reconstruct and advance north.
South of Obregon.N Villa claims that
his forces under General Rodoifa
Fierro have succeeded In destroying
90 much railroad track that Obregon
cannot get supplies from the south.
General Pablo Gonzales. when he
evacuated Mixico City with his Car
rama force, set out 10 attempt 10
check Fierro.
carranzistss claim tonight to have
adyices by way of Vera Cruz that
Fierro was defeated by General Con-
zaIes and that the latter is returning
TO Mexico City with his forces. ieav-
ing Obregon's communication with
Vera Cruz open again. Fierro Is said
to be retreating north, pursued by
eneral Dieguez Carranza comman der.
Carranzistas expect General Gonzales
To reoccpy Mexico City Immediately.
The whistles admit that ohreEon has
a force superior 10 villa. and that IL
totals ss,0ao men, $4,000 of which are
cavalry and 10000 infantry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27

Mr.. Beverly II. Morrissett OF No.
RSeS Hull Street. who has been III for
eome time. was reported last night as
being no better. MIR, Morrissett is one
- the best known residents OF south
Richmond. where he has for many
years. with his sons, conducted the
undertaking business, His friends and
family are much concerned at his
nnndition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
OBITUARY.


The friends of Mrs. Mary Alverta
wyatt were shocked to learn. of her
unexpected death. which occurred
Sunday morning at I2:l5. o'clock at
the Virginia Hospital. Mrs Wyatt
had been III but a few hours, She
leaves one son, Marvin w wyatt, and
two daughters. Miss Minnie n, wyatt.
of Richmond. and Mrs. John 3. JET.
fress, of King and Queen County:
one brother, J. w. Carlton. OF King
and Queen, The body was conveyed
Yesterday morning 20 Oti Church. In
King and Queen County. where the
funeral took place, -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
THREE CoSsPIRAToRs
ARE PU8LICLY HANGED

Sofa. Bulgaria, July 2e.-The three
rtngleayaera Of the conspiracy which re-
suited in the bomb outraRAs at the
Casino in February were publicly
hanged here on Saturday, An immense
crowd saw the executions.
The conspirators intended to XIII
Gear Ferdinand at Ia gala performance.
and threw a bomb, which killed and
fatally wounded number OF persons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27

there are no permanent fortifcations
to defend the line.
The dispatches from Petrograd and
Berlin today indicate that the Germans
have made progress across the Narew.
II is surmised that they must have
reached Frzetycz or Rank by this
time. having KaniencEuk. which is on
the south bank of the Bug. just In
their path BY this means they have
isolated Ossowiec and Ostrolenka leav-
ing only one or two fortified towns
IN North Poland in Russian hands.
Late dispatches received hint that
the Germans are running short of am =
rnuritior, but there have been no signs
OF this in their artillery engagements.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27

Berlin, July %, via Iondon.--The
German Government has issued
statement officially denying the report
from Petrograd that the American en-
bassy there has been notified by Ger
many that funds for Germans IN RUS
STA will have 10 be restricted.
The statement asserts that the
United States embassy now as before
may draw on Germany without limit
for the aid and support of Germans
without means
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
] 500, 600 RUSSIANS HELD
AS PRISONERS OF WAR

Berlin. July 90, by wireless TO Say
ville.---The total number OF Russian
prisoners of war in the hands OF Ger
many and Austria Hungary since the
beginning OF the war, including the
figures reported by the general STATS
Saturday. surpasses i,500,000 officers
and men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
OFFERS $4,000 FOR EACH
DIRTGIBLES BROUGHT DOWN

London. July 26.--F'ive thousand
dollars each for the first ten drigihle
balloons destroyed is the prize offered
TO British airmen today by Baron
Michelham.
The only proviso is that the airships
must be destroyed while in the air.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27

Frankfort. Germany. July 2s. via
Iondon.-The Frankfurter Zeitung g
Vienna correspondent says the Aus
tro-German forces have captured 49,
$50 Russian prisoners since July IA.
besides IL cannon 141 machine guns
and an enormous quantity of military
supplies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
john Marcus Price.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
Blacksburg. Va. July ss.--John
Marcus Price. the sixteen months old
son 6f Emmett r.. and Helen B.
Price. died suddenly Friday . fternoon
at the home OF hts parents here. Brief
funeral services were conducted at the
family home Saturday afternoon by
Rev. .. J. Woods. assisted by Rev.
Robert b. Nelson, and burial was
made In the Blacksburg Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
fh.tsworth Cattle Quarantincd.

The Chatsworth farm herd, thirty
ave head OF cattle. has been placed
under quarantine by State veteri-
marian Ferneyhough for contagious
sopthmalia, an eye disease, The cattle
were recently sold at auction in the.
Trowbridge bankruptcy proceedings
and their ownership has not yet been
determined by Judge Waddill In rho
United States District Court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
uTNEY MEN WILL
Continued from First Page.)

N~oHuHueo from rTbt Page.)
and nobody Will, for all I've got is tied
s~~s np in IL, and I knew that II anything
did happen that I'd be put out of busl-
ensxs. Instead of the city helping u
man TO build up a business for him
self. especially when he can't get q
~ Job In hts regular business, IT comes
s-ss@ around. and without the slightest bit
Of cause. practically runs us out OF
business. OF course, I'm going 10
fight with the others. It's a matter
q sof living for me and my family, and
IssSf they do stop II will ruin me- for
~ can't afford 70 use the machine for
.nyseif and no one will want 90 buy
Fstsix''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
Visiting at Seashore.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Atkinson
left yesterday for the seashore, where
they will spend several weeks. Mr.
Atkinson Is member of the Common
Council from Madison Ward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
Ruick car "Borrowefs. :,

A Buick car, No. 1865. was taken
from In front of the Richmond Hotel
las, night by six young men. The car
was the property OF Smith g. Hicks,
of the Auditorium Stables.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27

years old. died at the Soldiers Home
yesterday afternoon at $40 o'clock.
The funeral win be held at the chapel
in Hollywood Cemetery and the
obsequies will be conducted by the
Rev. r. Fl. Potts this afternoon at
O'Clock.
Private Harrison was a member or
Company b. Virginia Infantry. and his
home was in Fairfax County. His wife
died several years ago,
Burial will be made in the Confed-
crate soldiers section at Hollywood