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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03
Virginia Conference Will
Gather in The City
of Danville.
13lst ANNUAL SESSION.
Question of Changing Name Among
MANY Other Matters TO be Consider
cd ut Gathering.

Danvillc Va, Nov. 3.-The hcnnr
OF acting as host to the next religious
Gathering at DanviIle will fail - the
pastor and membership of the Main
Street Methodist Church. BeEinning
ON Tuesday, November IL, the Virginia
Conference of the Methodist E,pisco
nal Church South, will hold the i3! ST
annual session of that body at Dan
vile.
The regular time appointed fer the
meeting of this conference was We'd
ncsday, November 18th. but owing /"
the additional amount OF business to
be transacted on account of the elec-
ton of delegates to the genera: con-
ference which will be held az Ohia-
homa City, in May, 1914, the time for
the converting of the Virginia confer
rucc was advanced one day.
When the plan of Episcopal vista
ion was made for this year. Bishop
AIphcus w. Wilson. OF Baltimore, was
appointed to preside over the coming
session Of the Virginia conference,
and he may be present, but owing
the fact that he is not well, Bishop
Collins Denny. OF Richmond. will
probably preside.
side from the Interest which al
Il
---,..-r.. -re-, ecz.S IT trc clccrfcr Of dele
gates 10 the general conference. .sthe
fact that six of the ten presiding cid
ers have completed the four conSecu-
tive wears of service on the districts
they now serve, and must, in keeping
with the "timc limit of the church
receive other appointments, constl-
tutcs another feature Of interest tt
tbs session of the conference.
Two other questions to become prom
inently before the body will be the
vote as to whether the name of the
church shall be changed at the next
session of the general conference, anc
the expression of opinion regarding
the recent endowment which Andrew
Carnegie offered to the medical de
partment of Vanderbilt University a
Nashville, Tenn, and which the ma
iority Of the trustees of the Univer
sity and the college of bishops dc
cline to receive, which the chancellor
DR.. James Fl. Kirkland, and the mi
nority of the trustees desire to re
ccivr. The matter of this endowmen
will probably be brought before TIT
conference in the form of reSolu
ton, while that of the expression re
.artling the change Of the name
the church will come under the hca
of disciplinary requirement. the gen
cral conference having specified dur
ing the session Of 1910 that in the
wear 1913 the presiding bishop of er
ery conference shall secure the vote o
the body on this question, the vote
be reported to the general conterenc
next year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03
HELP WANTED-Youn@

HELP WANTED-Youn" 'adieS
wanted 10 work on athletic lnder-
wear in a sewing room to- be r5tao-
she'd in .Alcxaadria Apply at the
rooms Of thu Chsmbsr cf Commerce,
{ corner King ard Washington street
ior Tuesdays. Wednesdays and
tThursdays. between the hours OF y
and ! o'clock in the cay and and
lo'cicck in the Afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03
DEATH MOTTO r.

Sunday November :, 1919 Az
roll. H.. son Of Mr.. and Mra. Albert
McCucn. aged three years.
.Tittl. Carroll was our darling.
Prize Of our hearts ard home.
But An angel came and whispered
Aud took him to his heavenly. home
funeral from the residence on cam
eron street tomorrow CTue:daD
morning at ten O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03
Every Democrat shoul@ not forget
to vote at tomorrow's election. See list
of polling places on local page.
NOTICE.
Notice TO State Taxpayers.

7 am now prepared to rece'r' ihe
State taxes for the year 1913. Ghc
attention of taxpayers is respectfully
called to the Importance of paying the
same, prior to December i. 1912, aS
on that date a penalty will be AIDED
10 all unpaid bills, and tE1eir co'!cct'"r
enforced by law.
THOMAS ". ROBINSON;
Room 2 City Hall. 1fy i'aS.
to Dec 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

\ meeting of the Collm"wood
Club was held Yesterday afternoon
at their home on the Potomac. when
plans locking to the Improvement Of
the clus house and grounds were dis
cussed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

Mrs. Bessie J. Wakefield, of Bris-
tol Conn, mother of three little chlf-
dren, was found guilty of murder IN
the first degree for her part IN the
killing of her husband, William, last
June. Evidence in the trial showed
that Mrs. Wakefield and her para
,nour. James Plew, consplred to get
lid Of WakeGeI3. While Mrs. Wake
field took her children out for a
walk plcw partly drugged her nus
band. took him out for walk Tor
several miles and then shot HIM 10
death. A knife was driven in the
body and a rope placed aroun2 the
neck to give the appearance OF SUI
eide. n!cw pleaded guilty to homi-
eide under IN ancient statute "nicn
acrmits the court to fix the degree OF
"ult.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03
WOMANS AUXILIARY.

The Woman's Auxiliary to R. E. Lac
Camp will meet in Lee Csmp Hall to-
morrow evening At T:90 o'clock. A
full attendance is requested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

!, Charles A. Howard. Of this city.
has been awarded the contract for re-
shingling the roof Of the mansion ri
Mount Vernon. am has puta force
of men ut work. The roof has not
,been reShingled for nearly 5% years.
when the contractor WIS Amos
Fisher. of this city. Mexican war
veteran.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

MOVE IN FEW HOURS.
Multerings of European Powers Said
To be Ominous-I.ind is Still at
Vera Cruz.

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= - :. -. n,,, ssvar.,,
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'ah'' every ..""''''' :. .r' w - s'I.
army Is 'eft"!. ''' " f''''''
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

The incomes Of many New YORK
;;narcicrs from directors fee alone
would be sufficient 10 keep the VOL
from their doors. The usual fee paiu
'by the larger corporations for at
tending a meeting is $50, though a
few pay more. and the majority OF
the corporation distribute tens ana
five among "those present lhefe
.lre probably scores whose ices
amount yearly to $4,000 to So'ooV'
and several who thus add $4,000 TO
$4,000 to their pocket change. Inc
largest income from this source-ap-
nroximately $13,50O annuai!y--lS en-
loved hy a close associate of the late
"Czar of Wall street" This gentle
man is director Of fifty-Seven rah'
roads, banking, an&. industrial corpo'
rations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

Every Democrat should not forget
to vote at tomerrpmm's election, See list
af polling places on local page.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

The regular monthly meeting of
Mary Custis Lee Chapter u. d. e.,
will be held in the Confederate Neter-
ans builiin2 tomorrow. Tuesday at
ternoon. at :; o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

Miss Ann Lowry, sc years old.
formerly a member Of the Benedictine
order of Nuns. and W. r. Cunning
nam 70 wears old, have marriei at
R;+zyille. Wash. Two years ago in
Guthrie, Sister Jusaina, as Miss Low
~ was known, withdrew from the
Besedictine order Her. case was re-
ported through the press and reached
j Cunningham. who was an eolsor II
RitEville. He wrote an editorial or
Sister Jnstina. This led to the cor
rss7ondcnee and meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

For the very best oysters served IN all
STYLES go to Rammel's Cafe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Furness Line freight steamer
Manchester Commerce, which Teft
Montreal Friday for Manchester,
Englan., struck an iceberg early
Saturday morning in the strait OF
Belle Isle and sustained severe dam
age. The steamer, however, was not
disabled, and Captain Couch was aoie
to shape her course for st. Johns'
Newfoundland, the nearest port
where she will be Gocked for repairs
Demand for a salary of SlO,ooo d
wear for Superintendet OF WASH
inpton Schools Davidson will be mace
on the floor of the House by Repre-
sentative James A. Aswell, of Lou
I;siana according to statement oy
him Mr., Aswell announced that he
viii do all in his power to retain the
.d,cator IS head of the Washington
schools AS Il last resort Mr.. AsweiI
advocates that the Washington schcos
children be called upon for contri-
hutton "in order that Congress oe
shamed into giving what it should
have provided long ago"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

4 meetin" of Alexandria Lodge OF
Elks will be held in their lodge room
tonight at o'clock. Following the
regular session there will be a meeting
of the mar oriai committee of which
George T. Cation is chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

The Retail Merchants will hold ltS
regular meeting tomorrow night al
the office of the secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

One man was burned beyond recog-
milton and second was badly scared
Y fire which broke out at the club
10 Social. on Dark Head creek, a
branch of Middle river, Md. early
yesterday morning Five Of the mem
bers were sleeping in the structure,
and only the providential awakening
Of one saved the whole party from
cremation The 3ead man is Bernard
IH. Morgreth. 22 years old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

The satchcl which Thomas Fielder
Bowie Claggett of Upper Marlboro
lost on his wedding day, October lo'
was found by Thomas Shepherd, COL
ored. and returned to Mr.. Claggett
Yesterday. The satchel fell out OF
the automobile in which Mr.. Claggett
and his bride were making the Jour-
new from the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John NJ. Bowie. the brides parents
near Mitchellsville. to the steamooat
wharf in Washington. The satche'
was dropped while passing through
Mr. Bowie's farm and rolled into
the ditch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-03

At least seven people are supposed
"a ne dea rs the result of an eXDloS-
inn in Loveland's five-story bl1ck
warehouse in North Front street
Hartford. Conn, early yesterday
morning, when the walls of the build
ing topped on the roofs OF two ao-
ioi,;nn wooden tenement houses. The
r;,use of the explosion has not yet
been learned, but there was hre
immediately after it that was soon
extinguished
The evening world., 1913-01-08
SPORTS : :t":i A.; ;:s.: ss;s; Gossip
VI OuuUO AND NJ KINDS Of QVOVUD
csnnsas

this end. Robcrt q. wstson. The sessyts1. -
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2 view ~ ssesrtsinins whether OF not The invita-
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The evening world., 1913-01-08
As Yet Promoters Of the Club
Haven't Seen FIT to Make
Application for It.

@MD q ths Arst nattsss - 0sats
~ Athsssie osnmisssea wtli tahs Up
Cor consideration q ~ weekly
psstins the astssassa wiii - - tssv-
aaes Of . iiesass ~ - Dm0iss Ath-
istts c1ub.
ne MelGahen bseehess have salssd.
uSsl 90 their club neat week ~ I'm.
pestaat tsn-rounA beut bstwssn Leach
Crsss, the eghtias asatist. sal Asxican
yos Rivers. Ths sensational wsstssnss
vas especially impeetsd tor THE %. II
v the understanding 10 boxisg circles
shsi the Mexicas viii receive oAen sss
he snA.
while me club msnsgsmsat vas saah.
NJ elaborate Drsparstions N esinsiaG
~ too eossss tossther They overlooked
shs sii-iapostant matter of . iiesass
Bvss With the time drzv1ss near fos
~ boss the eiSt nsnasess have oa1x
- s0esss - escsre Q rsssvsi - ~
iissass vhish saa est ssms tias ESQ
ueouDAny Ulehous . osole ~ -
The evening world., 1913-01-08

. -; : - So -, ;::;;i:
The evening world., 1913-01-08
He'll Meet Williams anipi
Winner Instead of Boxing
Ledoux Abroad.
By JOHN POLLOCK.

1ofENNY COULON. me bantam
weight champion. 70 not going u
Paris % nght LsAoux. ths yrsn.a
champion, despite the fact that - IA
been offered . guarantee q o.@e 1os
his END ana transportation 49, 'ts sss
three. Johnny says that hs 60 ct .
guarantee Of eAooo for AGA1nS the
winner OF the Wllliams-CaaDa dshe q
Vernon. Gel, ga on that acceant b
tenAs 70 tsaks tbis AnAtoA ~ 80 -
ne Paris eaIsr.
ysv dheapAso = - 49, ~ = -!
'1A6.r nv - Wa1ls MetAts. nexAes
~ hsa19. tvsokyAlwo ysap; L1GA9 neooV
White AsasywSishS chaapi0. tvs.0 yn.e
Johnuv ktlhans. festA9vsisha Aa0yesa. WoC
tAsss ysass. aaA JsAnNy CuAce. eeneoowo
shaauSoa, tvsaty.thsss yssn ~ CsAsa ~
q dss isisN h NJ 4 20.
ysek Dsttn Aas sssivsd h NJ osssas n
y sstinG NO essd1l5oa q UHsaun -
"a ~ ln-ssupd boue MA Jes TheonA -
rna,od Na1NvoiGht which WI - loasfA bsl6v
- Osisens A. o. Il thal city - yti1ay u11At
TAsy ~fll bsttis Il 13S poanAa. vuleA b =
r. r., anl Bgikt0u b 10 receive . e1nsAn>se 9
$50, voaA . psivilsos 4 assVeasg - ~ -
Vtsnhs Burr. the fast Sastanwsish4 = 5s0g
Ofy. has is4s f1 New Orleans. v6sN b VI
usS6 HattNns nsddy. ~ AadsA fiGhtR. IN
t0-vuun1 Aoue hs1ess IL 0dsaAs A. @. q tAa
oiU - nsst Aea1ay niG14- 1uss b . -
faVsdts b NJ 0Asaa. = - esseA thas -
aA tna. tnsa1olng twofyssoe hsstas ~.
Jshnsg ossnsa - ~ banAnnwasAs sAaapasa
The evening world., 1913-01-08
STAR PLAYER Of
COLUMBIA FIVE
F. OUT FOR SEASON

Soium6ia'6 SaskstbaSl proOsoso -
tAs prsssut ssaseu wsso senssAsgpa0v
dampsasl te-1ay Wnsa Coaoh HuN
Fisher almitssl tAss Danny lsssnnA,
ths spssdy left SsrwaNa anA ~ nUWos
paper .ehoics for tie all.AmssicAa lnews
censg1ats AvA would N ~ probah01oV
have 70 remain out sf the game ~ -
rsmaindsr q he ssasoa on acceaak g
~ injury sustalnsd to his right not y
the alumni game on Dso a Thls ~
cemss ~ . bad time. - the in1eaal
Moor contest with Prinosten y but ~
days %. e. ~,
When college resumed MendAy sfSsp
the holidays Nesnan was sim iilnplnB
slightly, but his foot was not ceost1-
cred 70 b IN . serious condition. -
SAID hmssif that Il IVES much bsssse
and that he sxDsotsd to b back In ~
before the Tiger game In Z prseo1ee
game Monday night Mssnan playsd q
forward on the varsity quintet. but ~
showing wss not up to the standard -
account Of his inability to sprint arOunl
The injury which crippled Meenaa %.
Cured during . rough minute Of ses1m-
mage n the varsity-alumni contest %
Dec. ~ whom he stumbled and crashsl
Into . couple Of rows Of empty chairs
at one corner of the court. Q couple q
alumni players stepping on him. He
was not wearing any regulation foot q
ankle braces At the time and oense.
ouently suffered severe strain. Afsss
medical attention was given II was al
that the tendon OF Achilles was -
injured part Of the foot.
The evening world., 1913-01-08
HOCKEY CLUB WINS
OPENING GAME FROM
St. NICHOLAS SEVEN
Playing Of Castleman, Former
N.Y.A.C. Captain Largely
Responsible for Result.

he Rsolrsy out q New Ysss wen
ne seeaing Osms sf the Amateur
aeaksv League season at ehs D. Niche
~ Nat. beating The o. Nicholas seven
~ . score Of - I. II wss largely due
y The appearance q Castlsman. fermse
captain Of The New York 4. G. tam. at
the rover position that che Hseksy caus
wen.
Ths contest was the fastest ever p,aysl
bstwesn these two teams. CastlemAa wee
the here Of the gnme. He 9ade I've goAla
and assisteA In making the othsr. His
werk was the feature Of the samA II
wAs the best q any Of the men On the
line. But ell his efforts would have
some for paueht but for the grsst seal.
kssptns q . ittas fssev aAnsA vrsd
Lewis.
Time ana Grain Lsvs earned rsunau
q applause from ne crowd He
Geoppel a& least . Aoeen shots eooinG
otraight ct The oaGA and he 01oDoo1
twice that many that might have teuAl
thslg way into his net He wasshel
H. puck every second u was n play
and. psrohsd me . bahtam at ne %.
trance Of ~ net hs boupesd Areual
aftsr the puck - Though be AaA Wlngs.
Whiis the game was fea< u was also
clean. Two playess. CastlenAS aa1
Bssssen. were peaallse1 Ses ts1pD1aG but
thsv vielatsA Ne suiss more throuGe
eagsrness 70 wia than Through ~ -
Mbsrste intention q 1euuaG.
-
The evening world., 1913-01-08

Yale and Columbia will be the -
posing teams in the arst college game
OF the season tonight At abe B.
Nicholas Rink. These two teams met
.. year ago and Columbia vanQuishsd
the New Haven aggregation that va
expected to win the intercollegiate
championship. The MorninSsids
any college team that has shown Asrs
this season IN practice. with the sx-
the local team will b returned ~
winner. The Yale players practissd q
the rink last night and showed . ~
Improvement over what they had ~
viously done.
The evening world., 1913-01-08
Boxing Commission Decides
On Empire License To-Day

cannot take plaza Tue club psopls ~
sumo = should VERY attituds" end
seem 70 think that The situation. Vim ~
cleared - IN plsaty Of time - asjsw
he bessrs - saeas the ring "a sshsd-
uied time.
Charles Harvey. sssstasy Of the Doz-
ing Ceusmissioa. saA to-day that no e.
piication for . uosase AaA bsea received
from the olue.
.''0f course ! en- unahls - antis1paks
De action Of the Comalssion." said ths
genial SECRETARY. bat tie Unpiso he'd
better hustle ~ sDpneakioa Aews hers
N . jiRy V they psepess 70 M ~
Rivers-Cross hSht nogt week."
The evening world., 1913-01-08

MATURE LOOKS LIKE
CERTAIN winner Of
POOL CHAMPIONSHIP
De Ono. the Title Holder, Far
Behind In Count After 3
Two Nights Play.

Snno sGAGus g Dsavse Vsn have
~ vort1'e ~ eAampiensa1p tios 81.
tosAa1 - ~ oaans ~ 0ilaioht onlsss
a Gigas 1All ~ Q result g tWs nightS
yony n ~. eo-Dstnt match. the score
o(Aols. Mature. ~; D Ore. -. u
~ seoeaA niSAkU play ~ Westerns
evs1enee1 even Dere uaysea euperieytty
ever ~ ehaAy1sa than ~ ~ On Aea.
AaW nisht ths taiiy ~ ~ finish bslas
~. - ~
lGHsss naAs sAss fssa EVEN aasss
"a ~ tasiA h pesitisa p,aying VA
|aoaln enes11ent era ~ ssoslled The vet.
srun sannylsa a ~ besAk. tn
ohAnptsa ~ net nv Ne Hsuai bslliiaai
Oane 81 wAsa - eD0eetnaaty oaA<
IT, . lsag sua ~ ssli tewn - sass
sAs@s.
lGassre sssslvsA ssvssaa svatssas q
~ veadeef0 pesyiag. us 0aAs tas<
eho4s seek eAsy aad lsd he SsanpieI
~ yeuns player tncreassd has ieaA owe
th1sd csatusy mask n the thlrtssntl
frame. He made TIVE sosatohss u ~
6aaAe. He waS ovseArxious on stsaigh
dhses fhat would have bosa en- q
N u g "a taksa ~ tSsA
Deotts ~ rain. snoshsr ~ eeev'
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The evening world., 1913-01-08

ROcIIE6TER. n. r.. Jan. i-SAfssr
Ten rounds Of lively nshtias - oss.
mania MALI 1on neMahes. The NJ
plfssbsrgh bsfsiss, won over ~ ~.
49, ~ 10GAAoas hsevyUa1o6
The evening world., 1913-01-08
Johnny C0uLon Won't :
90 to Paris After All

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The evening world., 1913-01-08
According to Preston N. Burch,
the Well-Known Trainer, Many
American Flat Runners Are
Making Good as Jumpers
Abroad.

- NBSrON ~. BURCH. the we'll
= known American horseman. who
= y ct present paying . visit 20
hie parsnts IN Washington. d. Co. hav.
inn recently returned from Paris. who're
he has been engaged for . long time
N training hersss. sAys IT'S . pity that
her,e sacing V not permitted In the
UniteA states snd that the stopping Of
the sport IVES unjust.
THE United otata0 encs held very
prominsns place smeng the racing
countries Of The world" SAID Mr.. Burch.
"but now Q biased public opinion and .
general all-asound indifference. with .
(ev exceptions. On the part Of horse
owners has caused . great decline.
Whiis the UnitsA states " sthl the
home OF several famous horses which
are doins sxoollent work In Europe. Il
IN no longer properly considered the
home Of any sort Of racing. The fore
most racing countries Of the world are
France, England and Italy.
"Americaa hosBes which are making
records for themselves abroad ere
Hampton Court. Nsstigouche and Shan
non. Thsss horses are doing sxosllent
work - Jumpers. while In the United
8xAkDD y00y WOTAyo - Sses se1ssSsSs eAs
fset he American horse V . very
suposier animal" r
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The evening world., 1913-01-08
Stunning Offer Made by Frank
Farrell Likely to Cause Peer
: less Leader to Change His
Mind About Retiring From
Baseball
DY DOxEMAN DUxcxR.


-AA1tE vA1ADLL. who has sud.
eeaay 1evslsDsA into - expert
= a,sa1Gl y vsaAy - - "a he stand
- swear nat visa tAst NV - the
SeAA bsmuolls1 yFAak Chance last sam.
49, y eaileA - reach tAs lapastmsat Of
0naaeA 1vsP slnes ~ Peerless Leader
ass.vel h CAisAos ~ 49, hsen think
~ V1th The 0aeAine-1lhs Dessls1ea el
~ clssea Oty atAt TIE enly uRsr-
go = that ~ uaias rsgistsrs 60 ct .
tine whiis ~ ?. L tsrns % Avs ~
uroo at Q esoeh
= anyb9Ay tAaAhs that cAaass's brain
= net astivs. n. FARRELL 10 willing -
1919 beek 49, tAhs eli oemsrs With
. - y ~ ~ oi,ss en- grange grove
~ . baak aeoeuAt the dist1nguishsd
2. L sAA A9ss1 y Oaay . stiR game.
NneFs1 wln AAvs - % he calling.
1hsso y hsDe n ~ taet that Chance
went - ~ "WAverin0." when he
svsks way - haA >aksa o. . con-