The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-18
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WELCOME FOR GRAYS.

WELCOME FOR GRAYS'
2ahora&e Rccepti0n for Major Har-
rison and SIAN O1lceEs and Men
Of Counand-"Wct" Sent on.
Petersburg. Va, Feb. 17.-Mayor
Robert Gillian has appointed a com
reception OF Major Benjamin Harri-
Dof and stan and ofacers and mem
bers Of the Petersburg Grays upon
their return home, rs follows:
Colonel Ashton w. Gray. Colonei
a. D. Hamilton. Captain John -
RAgland. Captain r. T. Matteson.
captain T. r. Heath. Captain J. a.
Nichols. Captain Montgomery G. JACK
ON. Captain H. v. Parham. Captain
". La thinner. Jr.. Captain HoDer ,
eilliAm, Jr.. Messrs. w. l. McGill.
BERNARD Mann. John ]. Jones, Charles
3. Bowie. Samuel ]. Hurt, George ".
Watson. Sidney B. Gill, Charles !.
assiter. william H. wilcox. 8. Daily
Craig. J. Nat Harrison. Il. NJ Glenn
ents. Walter Edward Harris. James
Nv. Wells, Wilson B. Cole. Edward
Eigenbrun, w. I. Wheary. L. A. An
drews, Captain James N. Gallagher.
Hon. p. Fl. Drewry and Hon. X. W.
Price.
The committee Il requested to meet
ht once and perfect arrangements for
Ghe entertainment. The White Rib
bon cadet band has volunteered to
herve - escort to the company upon
lie return home. Tho entertainment
Will conol8t Of addresses OF welcome
md m elaborate banquet at the Hotel
PctSrs6uro.
CAllas Sent 70 Grand Jury.
MAnuo CallaA. Greek. arrested at
HopeWell for the Petersburg authorf-
lies, charged with violating the state
prohibation law, was sent on to the
huasings court by Justice Clements in
he police court this morning. In the
Examination OF the case. the service
Dt two interpreters. one interpreting
Ia testimony of the Greek witnesses
lUr the commo nwealth and the other
Witnesses for the defense, were used
cailAg arrest followed a clever ruse
which he used in having an innocent
Siend. who could not speak a word
Df English, to call for his baggage
y the Dunlop Street station OF the
3eaboard Air Line railway here
Fhursday morning. Cailas met an
ek40B oICch alteT HIS hNiV
fom Baltimore Wednesday night. and
Lftsr showing the innocent friend
eourtesy. requested him to take
Check for his baggage and accom-
pAny . negro driver to the railway
tAtion to get It. Upon the arrival
pr the driver and tho Greek at the
ktation, Patrolman Fuoua mounted
me wagon and drove with them to
police headquarters, where the Greek
arst realized that he had been i'm
posed upon. Upon being locked up
be broke down and cried violently.
An interpreter was called in and he
hold where Callas could be found.
His arrest was effected through the
Hopewell police and when he was
:ought before the innocent man at
police headquarters he was imraedi-
eteIy identified by both the Greek and
he negro driver. When Calias was
fakcn before his innocent friend at 20
ice headquarters, the man who had
been arrested first denounced him ve-
nementiy in broken language unspeak-
bible epithets, of which he has gotten
i smattcring In English. Calais was
hllowed bail in the sum of $3.50 for
his appearance In police court.
Mira Maud J. Moore.
Mrs Maud J. Moore. wife of Sam
kiel D. Moore, died at 2:3e O'Clock
this morning at her home, 1913
Farmer street. after a protracted ILL.,
ness Moore was native OF Prince
George county, had been thrice mar
ried and was well known and highly
Esteemed. Besides her last husband.
shc Is survived by three sons and one
daughter. Messrs f L. Browder,
George w. Browder. Herbert Headen
Md Mrs w. NJ. Richardson. all OF
Petersburg: also by two sisters and
kwo brothers. Mrs J s. Rockwell.
BIZ Disputanta: Mrs F. Deiveaux. Mr..
Il. r. Rrockwell and Mr. Sheridan
Drockwell. OF this city. Funeral ser
vices will be conducted from Old
Biandford church at 5 o'clock to-
Davis. of the High-street NJ. E.
church.
Funeral OF Mrs. Julia A. Lewis.
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia A.
lewis. widow of Rowland Lewis.
Whose death occurred at her home
IN the r. and p. turnpike Chester
held county, yesterday, were conduct
"a from the residence at o'clock this
afternoon by Rev. Pembroke w.
ksed. Of 81. Johns Episcopal church.
~ which ,Mrs. Lewis was a member.
The following gentlemen were pail
bearers:
Messrs Norveiie Wicker. Sidney,
Andrews Walter Hayes and ]. ].
Williama. Intermert was made In
Dlandford.
Ce~tihcnte Recorded.
The certificate Of Incorporation of
ehe Hotel Petersburg was admitted to
RECORD In the ONCE OF Clerk Robert
IA. Bass today. Capital stock Of the
Incorporation is to be $4,000 maxi
hum. $1,000 minimum. The officers
IRE j. l. Alexander. president: c. C.
Roor. secretary and treasurer. who
0ith Richard II. Mann constitute the
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