Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25
HAPPENINGS IN ALEXANDRIA
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS AT HIGH
SCHOOL MEET.
Central of Washington to Compete
With Episcopals-Two Parties
Injured in Collision.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. May -. 1905.
The second annual track meet. in which
the Episcopal High School and the Cen
trail High School Of Washington partici-
pate. will take place on the former $
grounds at > O'Clock this afternoon. The
program includes ten track and five field
events follows:
Track events:
100 yards acknowledgement High
School. Pendleton. Page. White: Central
High School Carter Hamilton Dewey. G..
Lancaster.
100 yards Gunior,-Episcopal High
School. Pemberton, Randolph Wood
Central High School. Kelley. Bragg. Hunt.
$50 yards neutrality-suspicious. High
School. Blackboard Wheeler. Gibson: Cen
trail High School. Dick Clagett. CLANCY.
Rose Harvey.
40 yards hurdle tsenior)-Episcopal High
School. Grant Pendle,on Central High
School. Hamilton, Mckeever. Clark. r.
Lancaster.
40 yards NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. High
School Pemberton. Hayward. Randolph:
Central High School, Kelley. Bragg, Hunt.
kingoven.
80 yards tsenor,-E Episcopal High
School. McClalland. White. Pendleton:
Central High School. Carter, Dick. Nc
Keever. Dewey.
$40 yards 'juno:,-Episcopal High
School, Wood Withers, kinsolving: Cen
trail High School, Hunt. Mckinney. Spe-
del.
30 yards (senior)-Episcopal High
School Grant. Nelson: Central High
School Hamilton, Mckeever, Clark. r.
One Episcopal High School, Black
ford, Wheeler. Lesesne: Central High
School Hildebrand. Zeh. Williamson.
i4o yards (senior) : Episcopal High
school, White McCieland. Hewitt: Cen
trail High School. Dick. Clagett, CLANCY.
Field events:
Shot put : Episcopal High School.
Doubleday. Wood. Pendleton: Central
High School, Tweedy. Coultrie, Eager.
Menefee.
Hammer Throw-Episcopal High School.
Wood. Voolfolk. Doubleday; Central High
School. Spransy, Coultrie.
Broad jump tiunior)-Episcopal High
School Pemberton. Withers. Randolph:
Central High School. Kelley, Bragg. Hunt.
Speidel
High jump (senior,- Episcopal High
High School. Clagett. Wingate. Culum.
Broad jump-Episcopal High School,
Pendleton. Page. Grant: Central High
School Hamilton. Stern. Wingate.
The track officials are: Judges at finish.
DR. Massie, Mr.. Wilson. Mr.. Gibson; field
judges. DR. Phelps MIR. Carter. Mr.. Mel
son. scorer ana announcer. MI JdchSOH,
| timers. Mr.. Reade. Mr.. Burroughs. Mr..
Birch: starter. Mr.. Daniel: inspectors, Mr..
Barrett, Mr.. May, Mr.. Mckeever. Mr.,
Wood callers. Messrs. Kemper. Morsell.
Taylor. Mc1lroy; marShals. MeSsrs. May.
Weaver. Wbeelers. Hitch; clerk of the
course, Mr.. Haxton.
Electric Cars Collide.
As result of rear-end collision be-
tween a Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon electric car and a car
on the Arlington branch of the Washing
ton. Arlington and Falls Church electric
railway. Frederick Munich. motorman OF
the Mount Vernon car. had his left leg
seriously injured. and coiored man. who
passenger on the Falls Church car,
had his thumb mashed and shaken
up. The cab of the Mount Vernon car
was badly damaged. No passengers were
in the car at the time. a few broken
windows were the only damage the Falls
Church car sustained. Munich resides at
New Alexandria. He was brought TO this
city and conveyed to his boarding house.
on South Fairfax street near King, where
his injuries were dressed by DR.. w. NJ.
Smith.
The accident occurred at , O'Clock yes
terday afternoon at Columbia pike. Alex
andria county, about three fourths of
mile west of Arlington Junction. Both
trains were proceeding toward the pike.
AMI the Falls Church car came to
sudden stop when the Mount Vernon
car which was running close behind
bumped into il. But few passengers were
on the Falls Church ear. The Mount
VeII on car was subsequently turned into
the power house at Four-mile run.
Memorial Exercises.
The Confederate monument was deco
rated this afternoon for the Confederate
memorial exercises which will be held at
$40 o'clock. A stand has been erected on
the south side of the monument, which
will be occupied by the speakers and
members of the choir. After short
parade the veterans will gather around
the monument and hear an address by
Capt. r. f. Lee of Ravensworth. Fairfax
county. The exercises will be terminated
with the decoration of the mound at
Christ Church cemetery. after which
salute will be fired by a squad from the
new military company. Graves of Con-
federate soldiers buried in the oemetares
in and around the city We're this morning
federate soldiers buried in the cemeteries
decorated by committees appointed re-
Gently by the veterans.