The Washington herald., 1912-04-07

at the evening services win be "rh'
risen life"
At the First Baptist Church Rev. W
r. Watson. pastor. In the morning VII
preach on ARISEN Christ" and In ths
evening on THE arisen life"
The message Of an empty tomb. and
risen Lord" win be the theme OF Rev
Dr. John Lee Allison at the mornine
services at the Second Presbyterian
Church. At the evening services hi'
subject win be, The risen life and 10
ideals"
Services will be held at the Immanue
Lutheran Church. and will be conducted
by Rev. F. ]. wenchel. OF washington
There win be Sunday school at SO
o'clock. and at 7:3o o'clock in the even
ing Rev. Mr.. Wenchel will preach. There
win also be preparatory service at
.. m.
Rev. G. A. LuttreI. pastor Of Trinity
NJ. E. Church. win preach in the morn
ing on The resurrected life-'.. At 7:3l
o'clock at night there win be mission
ary service by the Sunday school. ow-
ing to repairs In progress. services VIII
be held In the Sunday school room
A coroner's jury. with r. NJ. Graham
as foreman, to-day returned a verdict
that James Finnell. who was killed yes
terdsy afternoon by being struck by a
south-bound electric train over the
Washington-Virginia Railway. came to
his death by being struck by train No.
81 and motor Is while trespassing on
the property Of the said railway COM
pany.'
Others on the Jury were ]. H. Fisher,
w. p. Taylor. S. w. Pitts. James b.
Martin. and w. p Kerrick.
II
Tan Horn. motorman of the train which
struck FinneIl, his train was travelling
at the rate Of about twenty miles an
hour Finnell and his grandson were ap-
parently looking to the south. he said.
for they paid no attention, although he
sounded his whistle. They got on the
south-bound track only a short time be-
fore being struck. When the train was
stopped within q few feet of where the
accident happened. he said. the body was
wedged between the pilot and pilot
board 1t was the first time in his
twenty-five years experience as motor
man that he had an accident. he said.
Others who testified were Conductor
W. G.. Crockett, Trolleyman Harry
Shirley, J. R Howard. a passenger on
the train. and Supt- p. F. Cliff.
The funeral OF the deceased will be
held at 4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
street Services will be conducted by
Rev. j. L. Allison. pastor OF the Second
Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in
Bethel Cemetery.
The nine questions submitted by the
Alexandria Trades Council to the candi-
dates who will participate in the coming
Democratic primary, which will be held
April . next. were answered to-day by
a. ID. Brockett, candidate for mayor. Mr..
Brockett has submitted the answers to
the secretary Of the Alexandria Trades
Council. The questions and answers
follow:
l. Are you in favor Of municipal own
ership of an electric light and water
Ilant for Alexandria
Answer: As soon as the same can be
acquired TO the advantage OF Alexandria.
2 Are you in favor of taking some
steps looking to a reduction in the cost
of water in this city?
Answer: / favor the city council of
Alexandria framing a bill of complaint
against the water company and laying
the same before the State corporation
commission, for the purpose of having
the equity Of the present rates oIlcially
determined.
3 Are you in favor Of taxing the Alex