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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-04
Larry Mclean Spills Beans by
Knocking Safe Drive in
Eighth Inning.
GIANTS SCORE IN EIGHTH
Until That Frame Lefty Has
Little Trouble Holding Nc
Graw's Champions.
NATIONAL
Boston. 2; New York.

Boston. 2; New York. l.
Cincinnati. 3; Pittsburgh. l.
Brooklyn. 3; Philadelphia, (first
game).
Brooklyn, 5; Philadelphia, 3 tsecond
game).
Chicago, Z; st. Louis q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-04
New York

.otais Al II 10 % % Totals al 727ls
'Batted for Wagner in second
tBatted for Thomas in ninth
!Batted Tor Anderson In ninth.
sJanvrin. third baseand shortstop
neM iork .'....................1 0 0 u ST
hS Ss,,,, % / o.
summary; Errors-Mundy, Speaker (o,.
22jhhVrlh; Ihree-base hits-Maisel Sweeney,
c.artzell' Gardner. Sacrifice hits-CreA
speaker Rehg. stolen bases-Hartzeli faI
Maisei ~. Cree. Double play-Thomas'
Ierkes ana Thomas. Left on bases-New
YORK, .; Boston, 6. First on balls-on An
derson, ?; off Caldwell. /. Hit by pitcher-
Knight Struek out.-by Caldwell. 4: by An
derson, .. wild pitch-Andcrson Time .: "a
Umpires. Connolly and Egan ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-04
Philadelphia.
Washington
Total .s,;,., 3, 3: s;,ll Totals 81 aeni'

score by innings. n
Washington ................. % 0b n nj
Philadelphia ................ o 4 o o o a /. .:
summary: Errors Moeller Foster. Henry
NO base htr-,inndil Moeller. Schanc
Double piAys-Groom. Mcbride to Oandii:
narry, Collins TO Mclnnis. Stolen bases
Moc'er, Baker. Mclnnis. Struck out-by
Groom. :; by Brown. /. by Bender l. by
Johnson. 2 Bases on balis--or Groom l.
Hi by pitched ball-Barry. Time 10
tnpires. Evans and Fcrguson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-04

TUyAL, ar excellent an-Havana smoker
made by SpaniaIds and Cubans. In 81 Sizes.
Mia fragrant paiatnb!e. For tale ct
i>1venson Cigar Stocs. and Elan Cigar
smoke Shop.-Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-04


summary: Errors-Chalmers. Cutshaw (2).
Sacrifice hits--Paskert Doolan. Stolen base
-Daubert. First base bals-oh Chal-
mers. 2; off Alexander. .; off Reulbach. 1.
Struck out-by Alexander. l. BY Reulbach g.
Left on Observation-Disclosures, 3; Brooklyn, g.
Double play-Knabe Doolan and I.uderus
Wild pitch-Chalmers. Time. 80. Umpires
Brennan and Eason
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-04

Score by innings: r.
Boston .......................0 o = Q o 8 %
New York o o q o 0 o o ! o.
Summary: Error-Smith. Left on bases
Boston. :. New York. }. First base on balls
off Tyler. ,: OF MAthewson, . struck out
by Tyler, J, by Alnthewson !. BY Wiltse |.
Three base hit-Connolly. Two-base hit
Mclean. Sacrifice hts-Sweeney. linn.
Double DISQUALIFICATION and Fletcher. Time
LOO. Empires. O Day ana Emsic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-04

If Manager Griffin will Frank Dobon will play
again to-day Dobon he's that the alteration happened
the happened front OF all players,
matter OF discipline and regardless OF the the
will hardly agree have the UP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-04
SECOND GAME.

Totals ...32 4 ~ 10 Totals os 6 o7 IL
-Battcd for Burns in seventh
tBatted for Chalmers in seventh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-04
Athletics Take Three Out of
Four From Clark Griffith's
Pennant Chasers.
ATHLETICS WIN IN SEVENTH
Washington Ties in That Frame,
but Mackmen Put Across
Winning Tally.
Results in Big Leagues.
AMERICAN

New York. Il: Boston. 4.
Philadelphia, 4: Washington. 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-04
New York.

Totals 80 s:TIl Totals 20 ! "a u
'Batted for Shafer In ninth.
tBaucd for Mathewson In eighth.
Iran for Mclean In eighth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-04

Continued on Seventh Page.Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21
EyANGELlsTGC SERVICES.
Another Large Congregation in Sec
ond Presbyterian Church Last
Night.

Rev DR.. ". J. Mcmillan, of BaIti-
more. preached another forceful SER
mon in the Second Presbyterian
Church last night. He took for his
text the eleventh chapter of Luke
verses q and 22-"Whcn strong
man armed keepeth his palace.
his goods are in peace But
when a stronger than he comes upon
him and overcomes him, he taketh of
him ell his armor wherein he trusted
and divi5eth his spoils."
The speaker said in this parable
several practical truths are taught.
The personality and power of Satan
are clearly revealed. First, Satan, q
strong man, armed. Second, his
ithrone the human heart. Third, ev-
cry room in the palace of the heart
occupied by Satan--the intellect.
memory. conscience and will all under
his domination. The sinner cannot
free himself, and therefore. 4 greater
power must be found. The Con-
uuercr is Jesus, the mighty to save,
who destroys the works of the adj
iverSary.
Many persons signed cards last
night announcing their desire to re-
concentrate themselves, and six con-
| fesse; Christ.
DR.. Mcmillan will probably preach
! his last sermon in the series this
evening on "Why | am Not a Chris
&; tian."
! Regular services will be held or
next Sunday morning and evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21
CHILDREN ENTERTAIN.
Enjoyable Evening at the Home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Knight.

Avery pleasant evening was spent
Yesterday at the residence of Alr. am
Mrs. Julian d. Knight. when invited
guests to the number Of 90 were
present at their handsome home at
527 south Fairfax street as play
mates of his little ones. The parlor
was tastefully arranged with palms
and cut flowers. while the spacious
dining room, brilliant in pink and
white, added beauty TO the scene.
The girls were dressed their prettiest
and the boys wore their catchy
smiles \ @onkey party was on the
program. and the first prize to the
girl was set of gold pins. and was
won by Miss Norma Smith. The
next prize was d gold scarf pin to the
boy, and was won by Roger Jacobs.
After enjoying the singing and
games. the young folks were invited
TO supper and Mr.. and Mrs. Knight
looked to the comfort of all. Fancy
oysters and bouilIon were
served. AS side dishes cakes, cream,
aqlS fruit were next in order A neat
o. known us the favorlte. was used
ut the table, which when opened was
a nice trick and guaranteed service
to all present. At the close Of the
pleasant evening a souvenlr--a PINK
and white bag containing choice
fruits and candies-was presented
each little one. 4 pleasant incident
was the visit of Mr. Knights age5
mother-now so years oid--who.
though feeble, entered into the glad
season with a light heart. All pres
ent pronounce the party one of the
best the First ward is capable of. and
the old First has witnessed some good
ones. 4 great many mothers of the
little ones honored the occasion WITH
their presence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21
TO DOUBLE TRACK ROADS.
Norfolk And Western And Coast Line
Make Big improvements.

Petersburg, Va. Nov. 2l.-The At
lantic Coast Line and the Norfolk
and Western Railway 'are11 having
their roads double tracked The At
7antic Coast Line has its s.fouble track
completed from Salem, n c.. to
within i short distance Of Collens
Station. Three miles south of here
this track will cross steel bridge,
which is now being erected over the
Apppomattox river. to connect with
the Richmond an6 Petersburg Rail
road.
The Norfolk snd Western Railway
has now in operation IS miles OF
double track between LslnbertS
Point and Petersburg. and IS miles
has been completed between Lynch.
burg aud Petersburg A doub!e-tracl
stesl bridge is being constructed a
aish Bridge. east Of EarvNs. Il
i;win he y fset highss that shs ok
| sss.;ssErs sai via eoa SsbO, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21
VIRGINIA NOT
TO Be A RENO
Non-Residents Cannot Re-
move to T his State for
Divorces.
De CISION AFFIRMED.
Warming Given by Court OF Appeals
That Old Dominion is MOI Place 10
Seek DEGREES.

Richmond. Nov. 2i.---In Ihe case Of
Yates against Yates, in which the
Circuit Court OF Rockingham county
is affirmed. warning is given by the
Supreme Court that Virginia is not
to he ma Z al Reno for parties seek
ing divorce. The DIVORCE in this lr-
stance did not believe that the com.
court did not believe that the COM
plainant had cStabiShe. u residence
in Virginia for any other purpose
than to obtain the decree, and IN tn
opir;on Yesterday by Judge Keith,
the trial court is affirmed.
Jchn {. Yates filed suit on the
ground descr;iou. His wife WAS
Il nca-reSidcnJ Of Virginia. and in Leu
Of personal service Of process. notice
was serve by advertisement. ne
lower court declined to entertain JIi-
risdiction. and dismissed the case.
Yates claims a residence at Hac-
risonburg. and states in his affidavit
tina, he is :. Pullman conductor. Il
is s.ateh in the opinion to be matter
Of common know.c 20 that only one
!ul!.nan car goes in and oht
Of Harrisonburg daiy-that being
operatcd between HaIriS"nhurg anG
W,yhinut,, Yates selected Harris.
:;onburg - = place o! residence IN
Dcccmbcr. and in January filed suit
for divorce. In the papers he gIVes
Washington a. the present place of
his wife's residence. but n"twit!l-
standing the fact that the address
wa. known. procec ed by order u
publication. though the court says II
would nave been cheaper and quite ~
effective 10 have had personal SER
vice through u District of Column
bia officer.
IL appears" says the opinion that
the petitioner sought this jnns''Ie-
lion in order 20 get a. far from MS
wife as possible. and Of comceaiinE
his Snit from hcr. and that he came
:, this jurisdiction for the purpose Of
bringing .hi$ suit. and that he mas
not established n2ma tida residence
in this State. The decision Of the
lower court in refusing iur,: ictlol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21
OLD POHICk CHURCH.

An appeal is being made by COM
mittee. consisting of the Rev. Ever
ard Meade. D. D., the Rev. se-nueI
4. Willis. y. D.. Mrs. Elizabeth T.
4. Rathbone and Mr.. Harrison Dodge
for AN endowment to maintain Wash
ington's old church. Pohick. in Fair
fax county. Va. Pohick was the
parish church of Mount Vernon and
was built under WaShington'S super
vision. From its historic interest anc
value. it should be placed in posi-
ton to ensure its perpetuation. Inc
project has the endorsement of Bis
nroiect has the endorsement Of Rish,
Iop Gibson of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21
TO BECOME EPISCOPALlAN.
Gives Up Ministry in The Methodist
Church 10 Embrace Another
Faith.

Richmon., Va, Nov, 2l.-lt de-
velops that Rev. Walter G. Parker,
whose resignation from the Method
ist ministry was announced in Dam
vile, was formally admitted an;o
the Episcopal church at st. James
in this city Tuesday night, Novem-
Der II and is already pursuing a
course at the Theological Seminary
near Alexandria preparatory to ordi-
nation as deacon next June, when he
Twill be given a charge in the Epis-
copal ministry.
Ii has also become known that DR.
Parker, who, came to Park Place
Methodist Church, Richmond, three
wears ago from charge in Norfolk
has been leaning towards the Episco-
nal church for some time. While a
Park Place it is said that he seriousl!
contemplated donning the surp!ic'
and cassock and strongly favore5
vested choir. Last fall he was trans
ferred to Farn,ville at the annus
conference.
For several yesrs gr.. Parker wa
ellsn!,n, pS the; ss@nd t3rssnia rag
,~sp1 Asi. : native ., Nsnssaoss.., J.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21
GIRL COLLAPSES on STAND.
She is Prosecuting Witness IN
White Slavery Case.

Charleston, W. Va, Nov. Pillow
ering between life and death from the
effects of bchloride of mercury pois-
oning. Ruth Steele. alleged victim Of
white slavery, collapsed in the Unit
ed States Court here yesterday af-
ternoon while testifying against
George Jordan, on trial for alleged
violation of the Mann act.
After waiting for an hour, while
physicians worked with the l9-year-
old witness, Judge Benjamin F.
Keller aijournes court until today
and ordered the girl carried 70 G
ootel.
The Steele girl testified that .lor-
dan took her: from Ironton. o., to
Ashland, Ky, and from there to
Charleston. She said Jordon paid ber
transportation and other expenses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21

CARS FALL INTO LAKE
Disaster to Crack Flyer by Sinking
Ct Tracks-Wircs Down and Facts
Are Mcagre.

Montreal Can. Nov. 2l-rhe I'M
perial limited, crack train Of the
Canadian Pacific Railroad, was wreck
ed near Heron's Bay, Ontario, early
today. 1t plunged into Lake Superior
and the engineer is known to have
been drowned. Other details are lack
ing.
The Imperial limited runs from
Montreal to Vancouver.
Early reports declare many pass
iengers had been killed or injured
Confirmation was lacking. The I'M
pel';aI limited was maze up of twelve
ears. Two were sleepers.
Port Arthur. Ontario, Nov. 2l.-All
wires are down in the vicinity Of He
ron's Bay, Ontario when the Cana
dian Pacific transcontinental train.
the Imperial limited, running from
Montreal to Vancouver. was wrecked
From the few details that have reach
ed here it is understood the train
went into Lake Superior. owing 70 a
sinking of the tracks Il is reported
that the fireman was killed but no
passengers are reported hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21
As Busy As POSSIBLE.

There is 10 wonder that llowar,
Il Bro. at S22 King street. have built
UP suci. large grocery business in
the short tiae they have been open
c,l. Their prices are such as tract
the trade of the thrifty housekcepcr
who appreciates i saving OF from 10
TO II cents on each dollar bill spent
with them. Then the quality Of the
roods is the best hat the market
affords. Try them on tomorrow ;
order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21
COURT OF APPEALS.
Supreme Tribunal Upholds Ferdlcts
From Lower Court.


The Starr Supreme cou:t Of APP
peas on Wednesday refused wrlts OF
errors in the following cases.
Dunn ct ais. Cox, from the Cor
po,ation Court of Alexandria, invoIv-
inr the question Of title to lot IN
Alexandria city.
Norfolk and Western Railroa@ Co.,
vs.. Frizzlc ct ais, from Nottoway
Circuit Court. Case in which the
lover court awarded the plaintltt
81 900 damages for fire occasloned by
y locomotive of the railroad company
r. J. Dowdy VS.. Perkins ct ais
from the Circuit Court Of Cumoer-
land county, involving possession oi
fiftv acres of land.
The court lastly turned down the
appeal of Thomas E. Moore. CONVICT
ed Of bigamy in Hastings C9ut' part
II. Richmond, and sentence to TOUT
years Moore married Chesterfield
county girl when he had a living wife
in Pennsylvania, according to the
evidence addduced at the trial.
Tie following cases were heard:
Eicbelherger W. Mann. Argued
hv & ". thinner and ". 3. Smith
for appellant ana by S. Heth Tyler
for appellee and submitted.
Diebold and Sons Stone Company
ivs. Tatterson's executrix, ct ais
Argued by J. l.. Jetfries for appel
lant and by r. H. Wilcox. Jr.' fo'
appellees and submitted.
! Jones ct ais. VS.. Buckingham
Slate Company. Continued until
January term.
, Adams Express Company VS.. Al
lendale Farm, Inc. Argued by y"
R. Meredith ami A. T. Embrey and
submitted.
! Walkup rs. Burroughs 4 Nankln
Inc. Dismissed agreed.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
panv of New York VS.. O'Grady. Ar
teued by B. Rand Wexford for appel
liant and continued until tomorrow
The following cases were argued
yesterday:
Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany of New York VS.. OGrady. Ar
.ued by Wexford & Taylor for ap
pellant. and c. V. Meredith for ap'
pcllee. and submitted. i
! Peek VS.. city Of Hampton. ARGUED
hy s. Gordon Cumming and ). d
Dudley for appellant, 'anf by WI
! liam c. L. Taliaferro for appellee
and submitted.
Next cases to be called:
Levy & Co, VS.. Davis.
;: Winston, trustee, ct ais, vs.. Gor
don ct ais.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21
NEWS OF THE DAY.

A white-hot bar jumped the run
in the Gautiery department Of the
Cambria Steel Company, at Johns
town, Pa. Writing like snake il
entered the window of the weigh
masters office and entwinei ! self
about the body Of Herman Rabner,
15-year-old messenger boy. ThoS
R. Young "a foreman, pulleG the
boy fro7t the embrace of the bar.
Both are in a local hospital, the BOY
in a serious condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21
United States May Send
Troops Into Endang-
cred Territory.
BACKS PRE- SIDEN1,
Former Ambassador Calls Upon
Members of All Parties to Sup.
pert Wilson in His Mexican Policy.

Washington, Nov. 2l.-Practically
pledged to protect the British and
American oil properties along the
east coast Of Mexico, the government
of the United States is hoping that
the obligation will not imperi the
pacific policy of President Wilson. 1t
is realized, however that to protect
these properties it may become neces-
sary 10 land marines, and realizing
this The administration has left it to
the discretion Of Admiral Fletcher to
do this whenever it might sem to him
imperative.
Attention is directed to the saving
Of the Mexican City of Tuxpam from
The constitutionalsts, who have
threatened to turn loose the contents
of the great oil tanks and cause q
fire impeliling thousands Of foreign
erS.
Admiral Fletcher is reported to
have ordered Rear Admiral Boush at
ruxpam to land marines and machine
guns, if necessary, to prevent at
tack.
That a landing of armed forces by
The United States might precipitate
armed resistance is II fear expressed
IN official circles. Shottld the coii-
tingency arise, however, care would
be taken by Admiral Fletcher and
the State Department to make it plain
that the marines were lan3ed not as
an invading force but as a guard, even
though it might be necessary to pro-
cccd some distance into the ints
rior.
That the United States would have
the moral support Of Great Britain
in the event of such action becom-
ing necessary as indicated by the fact
that Lord Cowdray, owner Of large
English oil properties threatened, has
appealed not to the English govern
ment. but to the United States for
protection
New York, Nov. 2l.-"l appeal to
the heart and to the head Of every
gentleman present in this chamber;
in this trying Mexican situation that
there is but one duty for all Of us.
and that is to stan:, by the President
of the United States"
This sentiment uttered by Joseph
II Choate, former ambassador to
Great Britain, Republican, at the
l45th anniversary of the New York
Chamber Of Commerce here last
night, brought roars of cheers and
was commended today as one of the
most patriotic expressions by any
public man in New York since the as
sassngtion of Madero and the rise Of
Huerta brought Mexico into the
limelight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21

The Vatican replying TO inquiries
from several bishops seeking ADVICE
regarding the tango and other mod
ern dances, declares the tango must
be considerei immoral and therefore
forbidden to Catholics Women veal
ing slit skirts or transparent gowns
have been forbidden by several bish-
ops to attend church services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21

Albert Zinkie, forty-four, yesterday
shot and killed his mother, Mrs AL
bert Zinkie. in Chicago, and then
turne: the revolver upon himself. he
died instantly. Zinkie left note in
which he said that he and his mother
werp in Door financial circumstances,
and that they were about to lose their
magnificent home on Diversy Boule-
ward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21
BORROWED money
SUBJECT TAX
F'ar-Reaching Decision Is
Handed Down by Court
of Appeals.
ALL is TO Be LISTED.
Practice of Many Commissioners OF
Revenue in Deducting Indebtedness
Not Lawful.


Richmond, Va, Nov. 2l.-Al capital
J invested in business whether it be
borrowed or not, is subject to tax
alton, according 10 decision handed
Gown yesterday by the Supreme Court
of Appeals Of Virgins. Taxation
on capital, the opinion holds. is not
TO be regulated by the announced capi-
tai stock of a corporation or by the
cash capital of d proprie or in the
case of an individual business, but ii
is to be based on the actual amount
of capital, actually ventured for the
business. The case in point is that of
The Bridgewater Manufacturing Co.,
against Funkhouser Commissioner
Of the Revenue from the Circuit Court
of Rockingham county. In the opn-
ION written by Judge George NJ. Har-
rison. and in which the other judges
concur. the decision Of the lower court
is affirmed
The Bridgcwa cr Manufacturing
Company brought All action in the
Circuit Court of Rockingham COuaty
against the Commissioner Of the
Revenue. asking the court 10 cor
Jrcct alleged erroneous assessment OF
taxes which relief was denie 10y the
lower court, and that decision stands
affirmed
The complainant is corporation
with Offices in Brid.ewatcr, Rocking
halr county operating two flouring
mills and woolen mill at Bridge
water. The company pai 1912 taxes
assessable against it aS an incorpor-
ated company by the State Corpora
ton Commission. but it did not report
anything and was net assessed with
anything on the personal property as
sessment books for that year.
At the November term Of the Rock
in"ham County Circuit Court Judge
r. y. Haas summoned a special grand
Jury 10 examine the tax returns. aS
required by section 57S Of the Code Of
Virginia.
Among the many persons summon
ed before the special tax grand jury
was the manager of the Bridgcwater
Manufacturing Company, who teSti-
fed that the total running capital OF
the company invested in the business
on July |, 1912, was Sl6,1O3, and OF
this sum $4,000 was borrowed
money.
The grand jury directed the COM
missioner of the revenue for AShby
distric,. Rockingham county, to as
sess he company for capital of Sl6,-
7O3 the amount it had in its business
on July lst. the witness having been
unable to state the exact amount en-
gagged in the business on February l.
the official taxing date. The aggre-
gate lax imposed was S229.64. be-
ing y5S.45 state. $66.Sl county, and
SlO4.3s district taxes.
! In the opinion Judge Harrison first
valves aside as without rerit Sc
rics of technical objections as to the
manner in which The assessment was
made, the date of the assessment. an!
other alleged irregularities in the
/ method of procedure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21
MARRIED..

Miss Josephine Elinor steiner
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Steiner and Raymond Henry Money
were married quietly at > O'Clock
Wednesday. by the Rev. NJ. Hart
enburc. rector of Christ Church.
Rockville. Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21

While returning home from coun'
try school, 6 miles west of Cumber-
ilyand, Wis, Wednesday evening, Geo.
Iladd, l3 years cid, son of George
Ladd was kicked to aeath by two of
his school mates, who engaged him IN
Ia fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21

President Wilson sent to the Sen
ate Yesterday the nomination OF
Henry NJ. Pindell as Ambassador to
Russia. Mr. Pindell is the publisher
of the Peoria Journal, and has gained
considerable notoriety on account OF
an alleged agreement that he should
have the Russian ArnbassadorShip for
4 year, 10 enjoy a brief social regime,
and then surrender it to the State
Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21

At full meeting of the Senate
banking and currency committee yes
terdav it was agreed to turn the
currency legislation over to the
Senate, reporting a disagreement and
submitting two bills next Saturday
This action was taken on motion ot
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, by 4
vote of Z to 5, after the members OF
the committee had voted down mo-
ton by Senator O'Gornan to hol1
further conferences to reach an
agreement on some features OF the
bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-21

Funeral services for Horace Bailey.
were hell; at the Episcopal Chapc!
at Bailey's Cross Rods. this after
noon at j o'clock. and were, conduct
ed by the Rev. s. \. Wallis.