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died Saturday In Louisville, Ky., was
I'omlu'ted at 3 o'clock yrnli-i'iliiy after
noon. The burial was in Dakwoml
l.'enictery. Taklnn part In the funeral
sorvli'f were itpv. J. W. Kurc. of the
Methodist Church: II.-v..hums Power
Smith. I?. I)., <>f the Pr.-sdiy lerlan
t.'hurch: Itev. IScorttc W. McLJaniel. I).
I?.. of the l**lrst Baptist Church: II?v.
John W. Kineheloe.  For the Baltimore Street Baptist Church, South Richmond; Rev. John R. Johnston, of Venable Street Baptist Church; Dr. R. Bawls, of Cartersville, and W. W. Hamilton, the roommate of Mr. Phil at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ky., who accompanied the body to Richmond Monday.

Mrs. Horner Musselman, wife of William Musselman, died after a long illness at Soreamersville, Spotsylvania County, near this city, yesterday, aged forty-four years. She is survived by her husband and six children.

Mrs. Elizabeth G. Smith. 