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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
MANCLED BODY OF BOY
FOUND ON TURNPIKE
Young Negro Crushed and
Left by Unknown Car
Driver.
BABE ALSO AUTO VICTIM
Four-Yenr-OId Child Probably Nor
tally Hurt when struck on Main
street, Petersburg, by Machine
Driven by DIsputantn sInn.

PETERSBURG. VA. Doc. 27.-Tho
mangled body OF a colored boy. about
~ years old. was found on the Rich
mond-Pctersburs PHO this after
noon about 2 O'Clock. near Failing
creek. after he had been run over
by an automobile. Tho boys head
was mashed and his body was hor-
ribly crushed
Just who ran over tho boy Is n
mystery, but II is believed that a
large truck crushed out his life. The
driver failed TO stop and tho num-
Der OF tho car was not secured as
there were no eycwitncsscs 10 the
accident. Ohccrs were notified and
went TO tho scene.
Grover White. 4-yoar-old grand
eon OF Mrs. Sallic White. GI7 Mingie
Strec'. was struck hy an automobile
thia afternoon. driven by l.. II. Rax-
ter. or Disputanta. and IL In The local
hospital probably mortaliy Injured
The rear fender OF the car struck
tho boy Mr.. Baxter stopped the car
and later rushed him TO the hospital.
The acciden, happened on Main
, street. Blandford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
GOVERNMENT WILL OPERATE
BIG BETHEL WATER PROJECT
Plant, Constructed Cost of 81 100000 During War
and Since Idle, to BE Utilized for Supplying Mill
tary and Aviation Ccntcrs on Peninsula

big reservoir will hc repaired. the
dam enlarged ana additional pipe
VIII be laid around tho plant to
Langley Field. Tho plans are SGT
10 call for n mammoth 5o.Ooo-gal-
Ion steel tank at Fort Monroe and
III" laying of 1900 feet Of mains
around tho reservation to carry tho
water to the various sections OF
Fort Monroe.
The big Bethel water project was
constructed during tho war n; a cost
OF more than $1,000. 600 hy tho gov
"rnmcnt. and mains were laid then
from the plant TO Fort Monroe. via
Langley Field and tho National Sol
dicrs' Home. The plant was shut
down shortly after tho aruisticc
-ns signed and has since been idle.
II is said to DO one OF tho most com
plete water works and plants OF it's
size In this country and the equip
ment was Of the best material and
machinery.
Electrical pumps vii! bc added to
tn" plant under tho ncw arrange
m"n' II is said also that buildings
viii he erected around tho water
Siant for tho commanding officer and
In" employees and that il will give
employment TO quite number Of
men after once getting into opera
lion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
FUNERAL FOR MARCHETT| 4
To BE HELD TOMORROW
Prominent Richmond Mcr.
chant Dies at Home After
Illness.

Funeral services of Louis Mar
chctt, promincn. local merchant.
who died at his homr. "Si7 Moss Side
NH"nu" yesterday mornii.- follow
lng e bricr Illness. will be held from
81 iauls Catholic Church tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock. Solemn high
mass VIII hc sung by Rev Edward
j. ShauEncssy, assisted by Rev.
Joseph brennan and til" church choir.
Mr.. MarChctti. n native of IsarEa
italy. came to Richmond in 1887 and
up to tn" time of his death was an
aciiN" and successful merchant. lie
was a member OF tho Benevolent and
Protective order Of Elks. order Of
IA" sons OF italy. and tho Italian
ii"nchcial Social Society. He was
also prominent member of the local
Italian colony
Mr.. Marchctti. who was 81 years
OF age, Is survived 10y his wife and
iw" children. Andrew ~. and Eida
~ Mhrchctti: two sisters. Mrs T.:
on"StN and Mrs. \. MaEnaui. and by
ono arothcr. Frank Marchctti.
The following Will act as pail
hearers: Louis Baldaccr Joseph La
fratta. Frank iichcson. Ralph Cati.:-
mani. Paul Valdrighi. Aldimo BiaEo.
Enrico lcbalo, and Edward Santucci.
Honorary pallbcarers Will be: Or.
william ~. Parker. DR.. Frank r.
Kelly. ~. T. Richeson. II. Francionc.
y. IL Angle. D. Marconi, Hubert La
fratta, Louis B!aGi. y. Carl. and
Romeo Perry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
ne Associntcd rrcss1

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Dec 81
'ihcial announcement was made to-
dhN that tho war Department has
decided to take over and operate
again tho Big Ecthci water project
So az 10 Supply water to Langley
fi"lh. Fortress Monroe and probably
IN" National Soldiers Home
II is said that tho War Depart
mrnt has reached tho conclusion
mat tho government institutions on
IN" lower peninsula VIII bc ruaran-
i""d good water at all time throug h
the operation Of the plant.
Captain Jaholiusky. Of the quar-
tcrmaS1.r's department. will come
down from Washington to For,
Monroe tomorrow and Will spend
several days here arranging the de-
'aIls for putting the plant into op-
Grafton. Captain Jaboiinsky will
confer with Captain Simpson. chief
construction Tuartermaster OF the
ro"rnmcnt institutions hero and
VIII have plans put into operation
Immediately for tho various i'm
provemcnts 10 be made at the plan;.
II is said that the government viii
eNpend from 100000 TO $4,000 i'm
m"diatciy in getting tho Bethel plan,
ready for supplyiu& the water to
fort Monroe and Langley Field. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Capture sun in ,.un.nburr

FAKMNILLE, VA. Dec PA
seventy five gallon still was can
tured near Nirso. Lunenburg County.
sunday by Detective y. II. Coleman.
SheriT John Clark and Policemen
Sublett and ]. w. Creetc, of Farm
viiIe. The still was running at full
biast when the officers arrived on
the scene. and the generator. T G
Raikcs. was also capturad One
thousand gallons OF mash was also
found with lot of distillery euuip-
ment. Raikes was brought to Farm
VILE and lodged in jail This makes
the second still to he taken by the
Prince Edward County officers within
tho past week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Ruins ARE SEARCHED
FOR ANOTHER BODY
re Associated press l

GASTONlA. y c.. Dec. 81 co,rcb
continued tonight for F.. J. Eddinps
VINO Is believed to have hcen burned
10 death in the fire which today dc.
sroy"d the Underwood BOARDING
House and property OF the Gambrill
and Melville Mills at Bosscmer civ.
near here. and In which John ID
H"ush and his stcpson. Mack Hopper.
lost their lives.
"'s. rough, WIFE OF the dead man.
remained in a serious conditior a., :,
hospital here tonight as IN. rcsuI,
OF injury sustained when she leaned
from second story window and
struck a fence palins
Damage 10 cotton stock and prop.
crty was estimated between $4,000
and $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
nu.ine.. Good in I,ncbburv

LfNCHRURG. VA. Dec. ~
LynchburG's retail Christmas trade
eaualed in volume. II il did not ex-
coed that OF any Christmas season
IN the city's history. according TO
members OF the Retail Merchants AS
ISOLATION seen today. According to
most OF the merchants the value OF
the trade was also large, though ow-
ing to lower prices may not have been
as great as in some OF the more pros-
porous years. Medium priced ar
ticles were favored for Christmas
presents. tho larger number OF buv-
ers making up for fewer sales ar
high-priced articles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Owen IIlCrius.

WlNcHESTER VA. Dec o6-The
BODY OF Owen Higgins. 20. retired
baltimore and Ohio Railroad en-
pIoSe and Confcderat" veteran. who
died a. the Soldiers Home at Pixies
vile. Md. was Inferred yesterday in
the Catholic cemetery. following SER
vices in the Church of tho Sacred
Heart Flo was born of Irish par
cnts at Harpcrs Ferry. W. Va. and
during the war served in n cavalry
regiment under General j. l.. r.
stuart He is survived hy three
daughters. Mrs. Thomas Martin. Of
Washington and Mrs. William T.
sullivan and Miss Gertrude Higgins.
this city: two sons. Donald. o. Wash
inEton. and John higgins. OF BaIti-
moro. and one brother. Edward HiC-
gins. now nearly 90 years Of age, Of
Harper'S Ferry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
court Orders Sale of "rhc GIebc"

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec. %.
IN the Circuit Court OF Wcstmorc-
land County. Judge Joseph W, Chinn.
IN a suit brought for the purpose.
directed the sale OF The C;Icbe" farm
in that county. AT a price Of O.OOO.
and appointed w. w Hutzncr. Fred
er!ckshurg: w. II. MAYO. Westmore-
land. and Leslie c. Garnctt. Wash
nrton. special commissioners, to
make tho sale ana collect the pur-
chase money. The Glcbc" is consid.
cred one OF the handsomest homes in
the Northern Neck. having maEnif-
cent buildings with all modern i'm
provcments. 1t is said wealthy par-
Ties OF Washington are the purchas-
crs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
COL. JAMES MANN
TO RUN FOR HOUSE

Especial 20 The Times Dispa,ch.l
N'iEfoi'k, Dec. 21.-ColoneI
James Mann. prominent Norfolk
attorney. Will probably be candi-
date for the House OF Delegates for
IN" vacancy created by the resigna-
non OF lvor a. Page. Jr.. in the spc-
cia! election on February 90.
Mr. Page has announced that he
VIII be a candidate a. that election
'"r IN" seat held by Senator u
'Fihth Dodson, who retired because
the pressure OF private business Will
not permit him To attend tho extra
session called for February IS.
Colonel Mann represented Motto.
way county In tho House during the
swanson administration and is 4
nephew 81 former Governor william
lodges Mann. He Is being urged by
his friends TO make the race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Neil O'Brien's Minstrels.

1T Is generally conceded that the
two essential things necessary to
the success OF minstrel perform
ance are first. the comedy and
second. the music. Much OF the sue
cess of the latter is due 10 the choice
or conductors. This season Neil
OBrien has secured as the leader OF
the band and orchestra for his great
American Minstrel Company, which
Is to be seen here at the Academy
tonight, Friday and Saturday, .and
Saturday matinee. Edward Cupero.
MIR. Cupero. in addition to having
served long apprenticeship with
various minstrel organizations, in
Guiding those Of Lew Dockstader.
George Evans and O'Brien himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
CONFESSES KILLING
HUSBAND TO SAVE LIFE,

JA' kSoNNli.LE. FLA. Doe. 81
MIS-. j. l.. Lotion confessed today that
IN" shot aud Killed her husband al,
'"ir homo, near Hawthorne yester-
o"H hechHs" -! ill-treatmcnt. accord
lnE 70 an announcement tonight by
Sheriff Ramsey
lotions body with a bulIc,
through IN" head AMI with knife
'lEtrn"d IN ono hand was .ound in
MS hom" Mrs. Lotion told the ,u
,,h"rities that she had seen two men
!r"N% IN" house then had discovered
tn" body.
IN being told today by the sheriff
''"t '"ot prints TO a nearby pond
,"er" IN" plstoi was found seeming
- "er" h"fS' Mrs. Lotion said. he
Was coming nj me with knIf, and !
Shot MIN"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
A. ". NInSAcN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. Dec. %.
Airs. Lucy NJ. Massey, widow of ~
w. MASSEY. died at the home OF her
son. DR.. j Wallace Massey. In Spot
Sylvania County, near Post Oak. yes
terday Of pneumonia. Ia her S4th
year. Mrs Massey had been sick for
only four days she is survived by
h"r son Dr /. Wallace Massey. mem
Der of the House of Delegates, and
several nieces and nephcws. Mrs
Massey was lifelong member OF
Lebanon Methodist church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
MARTIN AGAIN NAMED
C.. OF C.. SECRETARY

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec a7.-wil-
nam NJ Martin was reelected secre-
tary OF tho Chamber Of Commerce at
Inc recent meeting ~ tho hoard o.
governors. II was announced TODAY.
Mr.. Martin has been SECRETARY of
the loca! organization for the pas,
ten years and his work has been
such that he has won the reputation
~ being one OF the best informed
men In his line OF work in the South
crn States.
lie has always been an ardent sun
porter OF good roads and river i'm
rroVemcnt and Petersburg has many
Things today in the way of better
ments FOR which Mr.. Martin is re-
sponsible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
t.cnrEc ". SrhIcIf

George w. Schlcif. ono or the FIRST
iorcm"n Of the old Richmond Times.
di"d In Washington Yesterday For
the last ten years Mr. Schlcir has
been proOf-reader on the Wash
inst"n Times. The body will be
brought to Richmond on the 1870
O'clock train this afternoon and Will
he met by a delegation from the
Richmond Typographical Union
Burial viii be in lakewood Mr.
Schi"i: is survived by Ills wife and
daughter and Il brother. Walter
Schleif, OF the Richmond police force
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28

is something more than tho ordinary
conductor. He is not only an in
,iruncntalist of much versatility
ana accomplishment. but is an all
around musician. having been edu-
Gated abroad and is a composer Of
no mean merit.
AZ is usual with tho Ministries on
IN" day Of tho performance a street
parade VIII be given and this fca-
tHr" with the O'Bricn organization
TINS year VIII he greatly enhanced
through the presence Of Edward
Cupcro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Armour Company Chartered

DOVER, DEL. Dec. o7.-The GER
tihcate Tor charter for Armour and
COMPANY or Delaware. was filed a,
the Office OF the Secretary Of St,to
nero today. The company Is capital
ICED at S160,000,000 and authorized to
deal in cattle and livestock of All
kinds. The incorporators named in
the certificate are 4. NJ. Hoovcn. NJ
n. Bruce and II. NJ. Anderson, ali of
wilmington. Del. iS~rtificd with the
corporation Trust Company of Amer
lea which drew up the incorporation
papers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
niancre Ring Here Monday.

blanche Ring. the popular star Of
'As You Were" her new musical
comedy success that comes to the
Academy Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, with matinccs on New
Years Day and Wednesday. is a
New England girl. Miss Ring was
born in boston. and IS one OF four
sisters. three OF whom went on tho
stage. Blanche ~ tho best known
OF the Ring girls. for She has been
high light In tho theatrical nrma-
mcnt FOR many seasons and is ono
~ the best known musical comedy
stars in the country today. Julia
Ring, "a sister. IS also we'll known
on the stage. and so was Francis
Ring until she married Thomas
Mcicham. tho moving picture star
E%ri! Ring. a brother. is connected
with the moving picture industry.
Charles Winninrer who Is starring
with Miss Ring in LAS You We're"
has had a mctcoric career on the
stage. He jumped from obscurity to
fano over night In New Yori: a half
dozen seasons ago, and Metropolitan
critics acclaimed him as on" Of the
best comedians o! the dag. lie and
Miss Ring starred last year In The
Whirl OF the World" and were I'm
mensely successful In that musical
play. AS You We're" is said to be
even better entertainment. Seat ealc
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
HOLD FUNERAL TO-DAY
OF BENJAMIN PURCELL
Former State Food and Dairy
Commissioner Dies at
Home Here.

Funeral services FOR Benjamtn I.
Purcell. 65, state dairy and food COM
missioner under Governor stuart's
administration, who died yesterday
morning at his home. 4o6 North AL
lon Avenue, VIII no conducted from
the residence this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Mr. Purcell, who drew up the bin
passcd by the Legislature In 1908.
was tn" patron of tho original food
and dairy laws OF Virginia. Under
w. II. Saunders. the FIRST commits
SioneT. he served rs Arst deputy COM
missioner from 1a0S to 1916. and
was appointed commissioner in 1915.
He was tho first president OF tho
national association of food control
officials and organized the office force
OF tho Stat" and dairy department..
In cooperation with \. r. Thorn
hill. the present commissioner. he
drew up all tn" now food laws that
have been enacted since tho crea-
tl"n Of tho department.
Mr.. Purcell Ia survived By his
widow. who was Miss Lydia Pleas
ants. OF Richmond; two daughters,
Miss Lydia Purcell IF Richmond,
81" 'NrS' h'Hp = farher. OF Phtla-
dclphia. and ono son, John A. Pur-
cell. OF Richmond
Tho establishment ot the Stats
dairy and food commission was duo
to Mr.. Purcclls efforts. Il Is said.
His knowledge OF conditions IN tho
dairy Industry throughout tho state
ana his ability IS m organizer. en-
nhled him to create such an efficient
Administrations that ha was made
president OF tho national orEan!za-
ton of food commissioners. When
Hugh Sproul was appointed food ad-
rlinistrator by President Wilson dur
Ing the war. Mr.. Purcell was ap-
pointesi his assistant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Hurry G. Nails

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Dec. 81
Harry &. Nails, -. a merchant. died
Yesterday at the Southern House.
after brief illness, following n
stroke OF apoplcNv. Tho interest oc-
Cured at noon today in the family
section In Maplewood Cemetery. tho
service being conducted by Dr. Cccil
V. Cook. OF tho First Baptist Church.
Mr.. Nails, was native Of Cumbnr-
land, Md, and for years was a we'll
KNOWN contractor Of this city. BE-
SIDES his father. who Is now a resi-
Gent OF Pittsburgh. Ia. Mr.. Nails IS
survived ~ ono sister. Mrs Leila
Grim. OF Pittsburgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Mrs. Wexford SuIIixn,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. Dec. 81.
Mrs. Mildred Sullivan.wife of Well
ford sullivan. died at her home near
White oak, Stafford County, ycst.r-
day of heart trouble from which she
had been suffering tor more than a
year. She Is survived by hsr hus-
tand and eight children. Rosson.
Wexford. Jr.. Murray and John Sill!-
van, Mrs. Robert sullivan, Mrs. Ash
ton sullivan. Mrs. II. i. jet; and Mrs.
William Sullivan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Trnnk &. Pribble.

bYNCHBURG. VA. Dec 27.-
Frank g. Pribble, formerly OF Camp
tcll County. who had been living
here four years. died Monday night
at the residence OF Mrs. J. T.. Den
mis-. sos Stafford Street Mr.. Preb-
bic Is survived by a brother. j T.
Pribblc. Of l.ynchburg. and six dauEh
ters. Mrs. y. s. Dunn. Mrs J. r
Dunn. Mrs. w. T. Tolley and Mrs. F.
\. Smith. OF LynChburg: Mrs. W. a.
coleman. Pine city. Fla. and Mrs. r.
L. Shields, Concord
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Nils. ,Inudc a. ,,or,n.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Dec. %
Miss Maude q. Morcn. young
school teacher OF Hanover County
died yesterday at the Blue Ridge
Sanatorium. whore she had been un-
der treatment since mid October
The body was taken this afternoon
to tn" home OF her parents at Beu-
lahv!lle. where the funeral intermcnt
VIII occur. Miss Moren was native
of Hanover County. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. T.. Morcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
TRAVELLING SALESMAN
DIES IN CAR ON ROAD

SALCDA. VA. Dec. Ell. r. Dix.
OF trbanna, travelling salesman for
The Carlin Fulton Hardware Com
rany. OF baltimore. was found dead
IN his car on the road near Christ
'hurch. In this county. about 10
o'clock this morning. Death was
caused by hear; failure. lie leaves
widow and three small children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Rotnrinns Meet Today.

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. 97.-The
Rotary Club will meet tomorrow
night at $40 O'Clock at the Y. NJ. e.
\. President Richard 7. Wilson re-
quests every member TO be present
as business of Importance Will be
discussed a the meeting. An attrac-
tive entertainment program has been
arranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
]. q. G. to Determine Roads, Strength

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-An invcs
,lsation to determine whether AIDE.
Hua'e STOCKS OF locomotives and cars
are In possession OF American rail
roads and whether railroad customs
ana practices controlling use and in
lerchanse OF equipment are sufficient
Commerce Commission. which sa;d
1t was acting without complaint and
on its own initiative.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Assistant to Pastor Is Chilled

CiARLOTTESNlL VA. Dec. %.
AT a congregational meeting OF the
Church a cali was ex-
tcnded to the Rev. Robert s Wood
son. OF Andalus!a. Ala. to be assist
ant 10 Dr. George l.. Petrie. for the
past iorty-Nvc years pastor OF the
Preshytcrian Church
Mr.. Woodson preached two sermons
at the local church in November and
Tade a fine impress
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Dilly Hughes Mt Lyric.

billy Hughes and Lady Friends"
IN the musical FUN frolic. Handle
with Care" Will feature the new
holiday bill. which comes 70 the
Lyric today. II woman Is not the
motive power that keeps tho world
IN motion. she is al least the lubri-
cant that Keeps II revolving smooth
IL Billy Hughes has enjoyed a
pleasant journey along the road TO
success. but since he decided to have
his lady friends 70 with him a part
OF the way. he has fairly leaped to-
ward his goal. Mr. Hughes is one
81 the stages most popular dancing
Juveniles. The foundation for his
success WAS aid In vaudeville. With
various partners he has given the
'two-a- day" much good entertain
mont ana in musical comedy he has
played many important parts with
many important productions.
With the assistance OF his lady
friends he has now reached that
enviable position known in the
vernacular OF vaudeville ms bill
topper" These friends are four
dainty misses who sing. dance and
chat in thoroughly delightful
As dance producer this young
director has few equals He has
staged the dances in many big must
cal comedies.
on the same bin will be The
Girl From Toyland." Introducing
Vera Calhoun. singing comedienne:
The Dohertys," purveyors Of nom
sensical fun: Jane Barber and
Jerome Jackson. in "AEirth and
Melody" and. closing the show. will
come Kay, Ilamlin and Kay. aerici
comiqucs, giving an amusing and
amazing exhibition OF midair ry,n
nastics. New and seasonah,e
movies" augment the yaudeyillo ~,
fractions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Mrs. II. +. Walton.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Dec. 81.
Mrs. comora Lee Walton. wife OF
benjamin J. Walton. died las, night
AZ the Blue Ridge Sanitorium She
was daughter OF Sanford Hcnslcy.
who resides 10 miles south of this
city. on the Scottsvll!c Road. BE-
sides her husband and father she Is
survived by five brothers and four
sisters-.lamcs Iiemslcy, Of Free
Union: Slaughter and Harvey Hens
Icy. OF Ivy; Henry lienslcy. OF Alton:
Joseph llcnSlcy, OF Birdwood. Mrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
,Ir,. Everett C. Thomas.

Mrs. Matte May Thomas. %. wife
OF Everett G. Thomas. OF Trevillians.
Louisa county. died yesterday after
noon at the Blue Ridge Sanitorium
me body was taken on Chesapeake
ana ohio train No. A. at l2:tD this
afternoon. to her lato home In
Louisa. where tho funeral and in
terment Viii occur Mrs Thomas was
daughter OF Walter r. buchanan.
and was corn at Amherst. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
John l.. Price.

John L. Price, 81, died suddenly in
Ashland. Va. Tuesday evening at
':3O O'Clock. He is survived by two
sisters Mrs John Moncurc Lewis
of Highland Park and Mrs. Susan
AIiison. OF 2OlG-A Park Avcnnc.
Funeral from the home of u. b. Cox,
Ashland this morning At II O'Clock.
iutcrmcut Will he private.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-28
Mrs. Lnura Ice I<ccIcr.

WINCHESTER, VA, Dec. 2I.--Mrr.
Laura Lee keeler. 80. is dead from
infection caused by her finger being
cut while washing n drinking glass.
She was tho widow OF Charles r.
kcclcr, who lied September 10 Sur
viN!nE are one son. Charles Il. Keel
CT. this city: four brothers, John G.
rutherford, Clarke County. Va. and
Arthur. Ashby and William Ruthcr-
ford, OF Kansas. and ono sister. Miss
Minnie V. Rutherford. OF Richmond.