Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-18
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Bank Examiner Restrained
From Examining Trust Books.
COURT ORDERS RECEIVERS
Action Pending Final Decision Ex-
pected This Afternoon-Annual
Meeting Held.
Special Correspondence OF The Star

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, February Is. 1911.
At the request of Commonwealth At
torney Samuel G. Brent, Judge l.. c.
Barley of the corporation court has di-
rected the receivers for the Virginia Safe
Deposit and Trust Corporation not to
permit Francis Coates, jr., national
bank examiner to further examine the
books of the defunct corporation until
the court has passed on the question as
to his right to do so. 1t is said that Mr.
Coates has recently been looking over the
books in the interest of counsel for Mr.
Rixey. The court. it is understood will
pass on the question this afternoon.
c. j. Rixey, president of the defunct
| corporation. will arrive here Monday aft
ernoon and appear in the corporation
court for the purpose of giving a, bal
bond for his appearance at the trial A
date for Rixey's trial will also be fixed
then. and it is slated to be heard here in
the corporation court
A grand jury in the. corporation court
here February 3 last returned eight in
dictments against Rixey in connection
with the failure of the trust company.
Laymen's Supper Tonight.
About two hundred laymen are ex-
pected to attend the laymen's supper
which will be served this evening at q
O'Clock in the Young Peoples building of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
which will mark the opening of that
movement. The affair will be presided
over by Gardner l.. Boothe
Addresses will be made by Joshua Lev
ering of Baltimore and Rev, George +. T.
ban 1ntr1 IT,
diction will be pronounced by Rev. HI. NJ.
Canter. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. The closing hymn will be
"Blest Be the Tie That Binds
A big mass meeting is slated to be
held at 100 o'clock tomorrow evening at
st. Paurs p. f. Church. which will be
attended by the congregations of the
combined Protestant churches. Judge j.
Is NJ Morton will preside. Among the
speakers will be Representative Lloyd
of Missouri. whose theme will be "The
Layman"; Rev. Yutaka Mnakuchi of
Toxic Japan, whose subject will be The
Urgency and Crisis in the Far East" An
offering will be taken up for foreign mis-
sions. Addresses will also be made by
Rev p P. Phillips and Rev A. w. Ru-
disili. Should there be too much of. a
crowd. an overflow meeting will be held
in the Second Presbyterian Church.
Funeral of Joseph Haynes.
Il services LOT Joseph haynes
were held at O'Clock this afternoon
from his late home. 912 Pendleton street
Services were conducted by Rev. P. p.
Phillips, rector of st. Pauls P. f.
Church Burial will be made in Union
cemetery Members of Andrew jackson
Lodge of Masons, of which he was a
member, attended the funeral
AT the annual meeting of the Roland
>. GleloW Company. incorporated. held
at the office of Attorney Leo P. Harlow,
I'D South Fairfax street, these officers
were elected TO serve for the ensuing
year: M. s. Gielow, president: Odell l..
Whipple, vice president and treasurer:
Henry |. Quinn. secretary. These o..cers
constitute the board of directors.
In the circuit court for Fairfax coun-
~ Attorney Robinson Moncure has in
stituted suit for Ruth f. Johnson against
the Life Insurance Company of Virginia
the object being to recover on a life in
surance policy.
Mr.. Moncure has also instituted suit for
f. III. Wattes against A. NJ. Traylor
In the corporation court today de-
cree was entered appointing Samuel G
Brent commissioner of sale in the case
of Constance Boush against Kate B.
Moore and others
Representatives of the laymens mis-
siOnary movement will occupy the pulpit
at the First Baptist Church tomorrow
morning. At 3 O'Clock tomorrow after
| noon at that church there will be a lay
mems missionary mass meeting
a dance given last night by number
OF young people at the Elks' Home was
largely attended. among those present be-
ing several guests frcm out Of the city.