The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-26
Petersburg

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
especial to The Richmond vtreinian
petersburg. Va. Dec. 25.-~-pIenty Of
coal is now daily arriving In Peters
nuFc 10 SUPPLY all local wants. De-
livery OF fuel from the New River and
l"oahontas mines has practically re-
ao''ed ts normal volume. according
10 local dealers discussing the matter
today. The possibility OF a simuI-
laneous Christmastide -s.,+r,4-,r,
IN the Cockadc City, which Ioomea
hieh on the horizon ten DAYS ago ia
no" past, Not only the private fam.
ny OUT the manufacturer an well in
eetsnurg Is now securing annie fucl
To supply his needs.
MIS- Susan Virginia pearrnao -.ru
=. tne late Silas G. Pearrnan Dis =.
~ NJ nome. SIS South Sycamore st~aa.
uesday at 1875 p. NJ. s,,rviy,re 80 =.
are four daughters and ona -
narIes A, Pearman, and Mts.os
anu susie Pearman of this city, ~
- balm. OF Newport News. ~
n a. waite. of Dendron E.. 80
~ 10 srandsons. Harvey c. waiia ~,
p or,sr, "a, ana John Arthur Waite ~
lres,dan Funeral from the abova
o'cjock ~ '',aorrow morning at ~
N'"oe. Dr. j. b. Winn ofy,eist,mx
News has been recoivoa
~ MRS William Wright At hnr No. aeaeh
~ ~orkeysVille, near Ralt}r,or
go "i'sht was the daurhter "a .. u.
honert and Mrs. Mary pn,. tii9
- VI Lhis city. and Will ha a>u1i :
mere as the boautiful s, dIei'i :
~ . Nv, Agnes Dunlop. who 80 80 at
r.s a.. most popular girls os "a que
So her husband. she -, .e city
, oun.op Wright; a .;stas one
hroths Moore. Of Richmond a., Mrs
A''e' Il Dunlop. Of this civ,
I Pleasant TWO persons faced ru.t,o.
land .hasa ~. ~ police court vesserda,.
fbihipg .oo "o were charged with i,,
pn.h@ 100 much white lfobt1,;. 80 .
o"'h drew the usual ss ens mining
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| MN. ee oohditio nor r. NJ c,ana4.
SIGN IN Johns Hopkins nna,,i. ~
"iti'nore. is gradually honn.,,i 70.
80 serious, according to a te,esr. '.S !
'aefihg here yesterday, et''a'i'
OF many orphans Will, n.
tl"ne glad ut noon TODAY at the ha,'
~ feAeraourg lodge. No. as7 az r,t,s
H. 49," the annual entertainment -
.a .oF the benefit of the fatner,ess
N ',S members Of the antIerea triho
| Efks 'i' with inc
DIR. Rosalie Slaughter Morton
| turned from Serbia and VIII he In ,e,s
! cry next Wednesday. While here nv
morton will tell OF her experiences IN
/ Serbia AZ
More than $4,000 s-m nioyrs OF truntx
,on@eco and other factories in Peters.
burg are being given their annual
Christmas vacation The several days'
rest ~ local workers this year Ia the
! i"rgeSt given in four or FIVE years, In
previous years at the Chriatmastid .
TIE workers remained on the Job. max.
ng supplies of various kinds for the
army abroad
Louis WESLEY Pulley aged two years
eleven months, son Of 8. w. and Mas
ton X. Policy died Tuesday morning
| ut /! O'Clock at the home of his grand
mother. No 10 Main street. Ettrick
following brief illness OF pneumonia.
/ He. with his parents, was spending
tho holidays with Mr.. Puiley's mother
when the little fellow developed pneu
mpnia and died. The funeral took
place yesterday at $3.50 o'clock from
tho above residence. Rev w w. Roy
all. p. D.. ofFiciated. and the tnterment
was made in Ettrick cemetery.
George c. Meeks and Miss Eliza beth
King. of this city. were married at the
parsonage of Washington Street NJ Il.
church by Rev. John r. winn Tues
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attendants were Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Meeks will re-
side in Petersburg.
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Prof. Arthur KYLE Davis, OF this
city, will leave this week for Cleve-
and Ohio where he will speak
Monday at the annual meeting OF the
American Historical association on
'The Publication Of War Material"
Mr.: Davis Is the chairman Of the Vir-
ginia War History Commission.
William r.. Scott and Miss Mary
Eugenia Garnet were married yes
terdav morning at 10 O'Clock by Rev.
w Oliver Gordon in the minister s
residence on w. Washington street.
jaime Herbert Tench, OF this city,
and Miss Frances Wcllman, of Hunt
ington, w, Va. were married on. De-
Gerber % in the brides home In
Huntington.
Plenty OF co.' Is now arriving daily
to st,e My all pl. gate families as we'll
az manufacturing plants. Further
SUPPLIES nf coal will be coming en-
route while the factories are closed
during the holidays.
Thieves entered the home OF J. r.
Drewry on Byrne street and carried
or several articles of clothing and a
quantity of food. Entrance was made
through a window.
Clifton Woodfn and Miss Maudc
Tatum were married Tuesday night
by Rev, Duncan McCloud in the home
Of Rev. Frederick w. Moore
II with the persistence Of stressfui
economic conditions We may ncr be
ahe TO save money. there Ia no earthly
reason why we shoold not have day
light saving Journal