The Washington times., 1911-02-18
R|XEY TO APPEAR
IN COURT MONDAY
Attorneys State That Orig
inaI Program Will Be
Carried Out.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA,. VA, FEB. IS.


That c. Jones Rixey will appear in
corporation court Monday TO face eight
indictments returned against him by the
special grand jury appointed to inquire
into the affairs of the defunct Virginia
Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation,
and that the original program will be
carried out, is assured by his AleXan-
dria attorneys. James r. Cation and
Harry B. Cation, providing nothing un-
foreseen should arise in the meantime.
Of the eight indictments returned
February 3, four charged Mr.. RiXey
with making false statements to the
bank examiner, three with making false
entries, and one with grand larceny.
Mr.. Rixey did not appear in court, his
counsel stating that his condition of
health at that time would not permit it.
1t was then mutually agreed to parole
him in the custody of his attorneys,
upon their promise to produce him in
court on the afternoon of February 20.
The next legal step will probably con-
sst of bond being arranged for him, and
a date set for his appearance for trial,
which Judge Barley will announce Mon
day.
Those in charge of the laymen's mis-
sionary movement state that all Is in
readiness for the convention, which
will open at six o'clock this evening
with a banquet, at which it is expected
to seat 2G0 persons, at the Young PeO-
pies building of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South.
Gardner l.. BOothe, who will act as
master of ceremonies, will introduce
as principal speaker Of the evening the
Hon. Joshua Levering, Of Baltimore,
who is connected with the active work
in the field and who will speak at some
length on that subject.
The Rev. George F. T. Stevenson. a
chaplain of the United States navy, sta
toned at Philadelphia, will speak of
his globe-encircling trip with the bat
tleship feet, covering the missionary
work in foreign zones.
Sunday morning services will be held
in all Protestant churches, and dele
gate to the convention will address each
congregation.
A mass-meeting for men will be held
in the First Baptist Church tomorrow
afternoon, DR.. L. Langford and c. II.
Pratt being the principal speakers.
All churches will combine their
services at the meeting terminating
the convention. to be held in St. Paul's
Church tomorrow evening RepreSen-
tative James T. Lloyd of Missouri, and
the Rev. Yutaka Minakuchi, of jap
an, and others prominent in the
movement will make addresses. At
all services missionary offerings will
he taken up, and it is expected. in
consequence, that a material boost to-
wards the object OF world-w wide
evangelization will be made.
In tie circuit court in vacation yes
terday, the will of Ida V. Rrawner
was prObated. The estate is left to the
following leEatees: Charles r. Rrawn-
er, Effic BraWner, George X. RraWn-
-. and Emory s Brawner, all chill
dren Of Mrs Rrawner.
Father L. l.. Carne Is reported as
being in even weaker condition this
morning. and no hope is held for his
recovery.
The ferry terminals at Washington
and Alexandria are being put in
shape. pending the arrival Of the new
boat alexandria" which will he put
in Oneration about the first of next
month.
Funeral services for Joseph Haynes
will he held from the residence. P1"