The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-09

Obituary
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Funeral services for Patroiman
Robert S. Davis, aged twenty-seven
years. who died Thursday. took place
! from the parish house OF Grace-Cove-
nant Presbyterian church. 92f West
! Franklin street. yesterday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. Interment was in River
view cemetery. PatrolInan Davis was
| appointed to the Richmond police
force March /, 1918, and was the
+! largest member of the force. Three
weeks ago he was stricken with ty-
] phoi1 fever. which caused his death.
He is survived by his wife, his father,
! James II. Davis: three sisters, Mrs.
/ j. r. Axsell. Mrs. E. l.. Axsell. Miss
Lucy Davis, and two brothers, Hamp-
: Ton Davis and G. w. Davis. Of Roa-
noke. When near the end, Patrolman
/ Davis named the following members
| OF the force whom he wished to serve
/ as pallbearers: Sergeant w. 3. Whit
! lock. Patrolmen Herbert Settles. W.
! f. Rees, r. c. Walton, z. r. Patter
| son. C. c. Ford. E. G. Maloney. and
| S F. Flournoy.
| Mrs Sarah e. Clinely.
| The funeral of Mrs Sarah e, Cline
/ ly, who died Thursday, at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. w. r. Ball. 523
North Twenty-seventh street. will
! take place this afternoon at 8 O'Clock
from 81. Pauls Methodist church.
i Interment will be in Riverview.
| Mrs ClineIy Is survived by six
daughters~-Mrs Edward Doherty,
| Mrs r. L. Scott. Mrs. J. w. Williams.
Mrs. W. b. Ball. Mrs. W. j. Rhoades,
Mrs. G. l.. Parkinson. and two sons.
Charles Clinely, Jr., and J. II. C1ineiy.
Rev. z. Parker Richardson.
| Burial services for the Rev. q.
! Parker Richardson, who died Wed
| nesday. took place from the house.
e1e Second avenue, Highland Park.
Thursday afternoon Mt $3.50 o'clock
The burial was in Riverview ceme-
terry Mr. Richardson was minister
| Of the Christian church. and in addi-
! ton to evangelistic work he passed
much time in furthering the interest
| of education.
r. Il. Grubbs.
Funeral services for Richard l.,
Grubbs, % years old, who died We'd
/ nesday night in the Memorial hos
pital, will be conducted today at his
/ hs me in Louisa county. Besides
| widow, he is survived by his parents,
four sisters and Eve brothers.
4 James Woodward Meade.
/ James Woodward Meade. infant SON
OF James f. and Mrs. May Woodward
/ Meade, died Thursday afternoon at
/ $50 o'clock in the home of his par
| ents. 240s n street His funeral will
| take place this morning at II o'clock
from his home.
/ Mrs. Paul Darlington Smith.
Funeral services for Mrs. Paul Car
y .xtt No ar
+, Wednesday afternoon at Clifton
Springs, n. ", were conducted yes
to-day in Norfolk, the Rev. II. II.
Covington officiating. Mrs. Smith
was formerly Miss Virginia Tucker.
Besides her husband, she is survived
by her parents--Mr, and Mrs Vir-
ginia Tucker: two sisters, Mrs. George
&c Roper, and Miss Kathleen Tucker,
and two brothers. John r. and Doug
lass Tucker. all of Norfolk.
l.. II. Efhcridgc.
Linnacors Robert Etheridge. sixty
two years old, son of the late Major
| william H. and Mrs Sarah Carson
Ethe,idge. died Wednesday night in
his home near Butts station, Norfolk
county, His funeral took place Friday
afternoon from Oak Grove Methodist
/ church, the Rev. T. w. Ogden off,
ciating. He Was brother of Mrs.
lE E. whitehurst and Miss Matte
fR. Etheridge, of South Norfolk.
| Chas. NJ. Bowman.
Charles Bowman, a prominent cfti-
zen and wealthy retired farmer OF
Bowman's crossing, Shenandoah
lcounty: passed away at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Fayette Funkhous-
err, near Mt jackson, Tuesday night
at To- O'Clock Mr.. Funkhouser had