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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
WH|TNEY'S HORSE
WINS WITH EASE
Renewal of Brooklyn Handicap
Gives Whisk Broom II.
Chance to Show.

New York. June 21.-Without being
let down at any stage OF the race save
for a mild shake-up by Jockey Joe
Motter in the home stretch. II. r. Whit
ney's siX-year-old chestnut horse
Whisk Broom H.. by Broomstick Au
dience. won the revival of the Brooklyn
handicap over one mile and a quarter
Of the Belmont Park race-track to-day.
in impressive style. The winner car
ried 1870 pounds. The time for to-day's
race, 2:03 is, is a new track record
Tor this distance. and new time record
for the event, as heretofore the race
was run over n circular track at Grave
send, while the horses to-day had to
days race to the winner was S3,025. In
previous years, first money frequently
exceeded $4,000. r. +. Carmans G..
holt behind, and Sam Jackson, owned
by v. M. McGinnis. was third.
The "also rams in order were Guy
Fisher, La Hore, Colonel Holloway and
John Furlong.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
NEW CABINET FOR AUSTRALIA.
Liberal Ministry to Succeed the De-
feafed Labor Government.

Melbourne, Australia, June 21.-Jo-
Liberal party in the Australian Federal
Parliament. was to-day commissioned
by the governor general of the com
monwealth. Baron Denman. TO form
ministry under the premiership of An
drew Fisher. who resigned YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Cook is a free trader, and was
formerly Minister of Defense In the
Liberal Cabinet under the premiership
of Alfred Deakin. 1t was he who In
'troduced the bill for the construction
of warships and the introduction of
compulsory naval and military ser
vice in Australia in 1909.
The change of government was
brought about by tho defeat of the
Labor party, which had been in power
since 1910. The Liberals. however re-
ceivcd only a slight majority at the
recent general elections, which were
fercely contested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
FIRST GAME.
SECOND GAME.
CollcSinns Win.

With the score standing to al the
ending of the ninth inning. Sitterding
parked the ball. winning for the Col
ie2!ans by a 5 to score. 1t was not
the snappest game OF the season, but
the crowd was full of enthusiasm. and
The players We're on their toes all the
way, fighting for everything.
Both teams hit the ball hard, the
Collegians driving Dixon from the box
ii the end OF the fourth inning. Iulch-
cl. who succeeded him, pitched good
ball not being scored on until the
linth, when Sitterding hit for the cir
cult
Wright. for the Collegians. went the
nine innings. bus. MAS hit harder than
he has been thfs season l.eibs. of the
Collegians, caught a good game and
should strengthen his team battle
royal will undoubtedly result when
these two evenly matched teams meet
again.
The Score by innings: r. H T.
Co!leEians LIB o 3 O o1-S1 IL .
cattle Axe ....032 O11oO-7 13 .
Batteries: Wright and Leibs; Hulcher.
Dixon ana Hay
Ashland Wins.
ashland defeated Barton Heights yes
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Fishburn-PuIIer.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
West Point. Va, June 21.-One of the
most beautiful weddings of the season
took place in ST. Johns Episcopal
Church tonight at s o'clock. when
Miss Emily Miller Fuller became the
bride of willard Preble Fishburn, Of
San Diego, Cal Miss Fuller is the
daughter of the late Matthew Miller
Fuller. and the granddaughter of Major
John William Fuller, of Gloucester
County, who was killed in the Civil
War.
Rev ]. Y. bowman, rector Of All
Saints Church, Richmond, who was
rector of st. Johns Episcopal Church
here about twenty-five years ago. per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Myrtle
Corr rendered the beautiful music. The
color scheme of decorations was pink.
The bride was clad in creation of
white brocade. crepe meteor. en- train,
trimmed in princess lace and embroid-
cred in pearls. The long lace veil was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
American Wins.

In slow and interesting game yes
terday afternoon, the American Cloth
ing Company won from Burls & Co. by
the score of is to g. The features
OF the game was the hitting of the
whole CLOTHING company team, landing
OH Bobbitt for twcnty-thrce hits. L.
Dreamer and Gentry lead in hits. each
connecting safely four times. Beasley
plesed good game on first base.
Score by innings. Il. III. l..
American ..... 323132 O13-lS % 8
Burk 1000 3O10-s I
Batteries: American Clothing Com
pany. l.. Creamer and j. Dreamer; Burk.
Eohhitt Nelson, Irons and Chappell.
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TXIers Win.

Tylcrs defeated Woodall and Cuarles
at Byrd Park by close score of i
TO o. the feature was the pitching OF
Sandcrscn. allowing them but two
hits, striking out sixteen men. All
four of the Tylers' runs were earned
runs, the first two came In the fourth
inning. Morien led off with clean
hit TO left, was sacrificed TO second by
Calder, and came in on Powclrs two
base hit 20 right centre. Powell
came in on Francois two base hit To
centre. the other two runs came in
the seventh, when. after SnellinEs was
out. second TO first Hampton singled.
and was brought in by Sandcrsons
three Dagger TO right, and he came
In on Herker's single to left Man
ager has one of the best match teams
in this league, and with 4 little more
hitting will win most of his games.
The score: II. n. II.
INleTS " U = : - Z
Woodall e Quarles
OoOOo0o0o-N . o
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iInhrs Win.

The Kahns met and defeated the
Horace s. Wright team on the kahns'
diamond. by the score of S to 3. The
game was fast and snappy through
out the contest, some brilliant plays
being made on both sides.
Powell the star pitcher. was sent
to the mound for Horace S. Wright,
and was hit for thirteen safcties, while
Creckmore, for the Kahns. pitched n
nice game. allowing only six hits.
Luton featured with the stick, get
ting four hits out of as many times
up. a large crowd was out to cheer
the Kahns to victory.
The score: r. II. e.
WriEhts 100000 % & .
Batteries. Creekmore and Chittum
Powell and Powell
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BANKERS IN WASHINGTON
Nirsinlans Spend Day Sightseeing In
I,anifal
[Specialto The

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.1
Washington. June 2l-Four hundred
members OF the Virginia Bankers AS
ISOLATION arrived in Washington to-
,day from Old Point. spent several hours
mere as guests of the bankers of the
national capital and then boarded
their steamer Tor the return trip to
old Point.
The visitors took a sightseeing tour
in big autos called ut the White House,
toasted at buffet luncheon in the
building of the Commercial National
bank. and witnessed the double header
between the New York and Washington
baseball teams.
The bankers did not see President
wilson. as he was in Baltimore at
tending wedding when they called.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
Indians Win.

The Indians defeated the Cardinals
at Harvey Park by the score of is to
I. Riley was on the mound for the
Indians, and was back in his usual
form, allowing but two hits The fea-
Mathews, at short, and the battinS Of
the Indians team.
Score by innings: RH r.
Indians 15.311240-l9 90 3
Cardinals 050 011oOO- 7
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WARDEN is REMOVED
John s. Kenney Ousted From His
Duties mt Sing Sing.
snecial to The Times

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Albany. n. Y, June 21.-Joh S. Ken
ney. warden of Sing Sing, was tonight
removed from office by Superintendent
of Prisons John B. Riley. following the
disclosures OF the recent West Chester
County grand jury. The action of
Judge Riley followed conference with
Governor Sulzer, and was taken with
the full approval Of the executive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
Adkins WINS.

Adkins defeated Cherry Smash on
Southside diamond in a smuggling match.
Adkins getting the most hits. Jones,
for Adkins. carried off the honors, get
ting four hits In five times up. Welch,
Tor cherry Smash, put up n star game
at third base. taking care of eight
chances without a slip.
Martin, 10 Crostic and Harvey Nun
nally signed with Adkins last week,
and showed up we'll, both at bat and
In the field.
Score by innings. r. lie
Cherry Smash 0 O400S4 Pa - .
Batteries: Adkins. II. Nunnally and
Garnett; Cherry Smash, Dunn, Sales.
Nansome and Gregory.
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South Hill Tenn VIII.

South Hill. Va. June 21-The South
Hill baseball team defeated the Law
rcnceville team yesterday on the Law
renceville diamond to the tune of Q
to 0. in n game that was far more in
teresting than the one sided score
would indicate. The predominant fea
of Pritchett for the South Hill team,
and the batting of Smith. for the South
Hill aggregation.
Batteries: for South Hill-Pritchctt
and Northirgton: for Lawrenceville-
Stoheker. Meredith and Kidd. Umpire,
Halligan
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Chinese Minister returns.

t'7P'NrttI 90 TIC IIIIuS- IIISpdlCIl.1
Washington. June 2l.-After a serv-
ice of three and half years as Chi
nese minister hero Chang Yin Tang
ana his family. including his son. Hen
ry Cha1/. secretary of the legation,
left Washington to-day for San Fran
cisco TO return to China.
Mr.. Chang has served logger con-
'nuous term than any Of his prcde-
ceSSOrs
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->-s5--------
GIRL STRIKE LEADER HELD.

81. Louis. June 21.-Miss Lillian
Miller, president OF the Telephone Oper-
htors Union. the members OF which are
pany. was arrested to-day on a charge
OF throwing something" at taxicab
I'm which several operators were riding.
The charge was preferred by the es-
Miss Miller denied the charge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
GRACE AREMTs LEAGUE
Standing of the Teams.
schedule for rhi. Mcc1

Monday-St Andrews VS. Battle Axes
Wednesday-New Yorks VS.. St An
drew's.
Saturday-Battle Axes VS.. New Yorks.
The Little Battle Axes continue to
keep good safe lead in the league.
Their manager. Willie Powell, who
plays Silt-edge first base for his team.
has gotten together q very strong little
team. Stroud, the midget pitcher has
been doing splendid work for his team
in the box. Johnson, at short, besides
playing his position we'll, is leading his
team at bat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
Neeroes Caught bathing.

Ten negroes, belonging to minstreI
troupe, were caught yesterday after
noon by Captain Wright taking their
annual bath i'm the river Just above the
The bathers were locked up In the
Third Police Station, and Will be given
a hearing before Justice Maurice TO-
morrow morning. q.
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Eats si.ty-one Eggs, Wins $50.

Cairo, ILL.,. June 21.-Frank Blake, a
clerk in Il railway Office here, won
bet OF s25 to-day by eating sixty one
eggs. The worlds record is supposed
to have been sixty. The eggs were
cooked as follows: Scrambled, Is; soft
boiled, 16; hard boiled. 10; fried. Is.
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Ashland Bcsts Barton Heights.
Ashland. Va. June 21.--Ashland out
classed Barton Heights to-day. and but
would have scored a shutout. Blan-
tons pitching and all-round playing
of Blakey at first for Barton Heights
Wightman's beautiful catch, Swifts
timely two-bagger, scoring Barton
Heights two runs, featured for the
visitors. Engleking's fielding was of
big league calibre.
Score by innings: r. H. L.
Barton Heights. . o OOOO2 % G 2
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Kline US. Crafts. Lee Park.
Divide Double Header.
First Came

Christie Ginger Ale Wins.
In one of the longest games OF the
season Christie Manufacturing Co, de-
feated Crafts at Belle Meade yester-
day. Cook for Christie pitched his
usual game. striking out eleven men.
The feature was the batting of the
entire Christie team, who knocked out
three pitches and secured eighteen
hits. Moody, a new man, put up fine
game in right field for Christie.
The score by innings: r..
Crafts ...O D 0 81 LIE
Christie Mfg. Co. $500. % 3 6 6 6O-o2
Home brewing Co. Wins.
The Home Brewing Co, and Sycle
divided double header yesterday
afternoon. the first game goinS TO the
Brewers by the score of 4 to .. and
Sycle winning the last by the score OF
l3 to ..
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ter. Carter and Ha skins,

Coulter. Cartor and Haskins
Second Game Innings. by Agreement.
Score by innings. r. IL. L.
Pcrtncr 1330t-7 9 1
kingan OOolo-l .
Batteries: Burch and Napier; suffer-
line. Ray and Faskins
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
standing of the Clubs.
Ubcrc Thcy PLAY SATURDAY..

Barton Heights VS. Battle Axe, at
Jacob & Levy VS.. Conegians at Lee
Park.
Grays VS. Ashland. at Ashland.
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Riycrsidcs Win,

The Riversides defeated the fas,
Paramount Giants by the score of |:
to 4, In very interesting game The
Riversides hit the ball to all corner,
of the lot.
Score by innings: r
Riversides ...... 5 o o 8 o o O 81:
Giants ......... o 6 0 O o o.
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
StnndInE of the Clubs.
Where They Plny SATURDAY.

Portners vs.. Adkins. Southside Park
Burk VS.. Cherry Smash, Highland
Park.
American VS.. Kingan. Seminary Park.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
10; Brownies. 0.

Hustlers, 10; Brownies. 0.
Jones Green, Z; Ramblers s.
Wizards. is; w. Heights, % inning
agrcemenD.
Where They Play Next Saturday.
Hustlers VS.. Jones Green. at Byrd
Park.
Wizards VS.. Ramblers, at Colonial
Park.
w. Heights VS.. Brownies, at Fulton
Park.
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RIVERSIDE LEAGUE
Standing of the ,rcnm,.
Results the Past

Results the Past Week.
Clippers, 0; Rebels. 3.
ST. Andrews. Q; Hickories, /.
Hickories, 0; Rebels, 0.
ST. Andrews, Q; Clippers, 0.
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With the Amateurs
BY John r. HOOPER. Jr.

The Bell Telephone team OF the
Capital City League has changed its
name to the and l. team. and will
hereafter be known SUCH Manager
Black still holds the franchise. and
will continue TO manage the team,
which will take the standing in the
league that the Bell Telephone has.
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Netherwood. hickman AND welslser.
Jones Grcen Wins.

Jones Grcen defeated tho Ramblers
In n pretty game OF ball. by the score
OF to 6. Features of the game were
the pitching OF Carr. for the winners. I.
Score by innings: r
Jones Green ........ ooo2o2so.-7
HANDLERS ......... 130o11OO-s
Batteries: Carr and Blankenship..
Runtin and Davis
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wearing a ColleRian uniform, having
been traded by the Grays to the Col
legians for young Denton. "Cheesie"
caught great game for his team yes
terday, and hit a ball that came very
near going over the centre-field fence
at Lee Park.
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Cubs Win.

The Cubs defeated the Pirates in n
very interesting game by the score of
10 to s. The features of the game
were the fielding OF Wiltshire and Llg
gan. and the heavy hitting of the whole
Cubs team.
Score by innings: 49,.
Pirates 2 0 o o o o 8 o. 6
Cubs ........... 0 o 6 o o O 10
Batteries: p. Kelley and Frick; C..
Myers and Sottrell.
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SchcduIc for rhi. ny.eL

Monday-St. Andrews VS. Rebels.
uesday-Hickories VS.. Clippers.
Thursday-St. Andrews VS.. Hickories
Friqay-Rebels VS.. Clippers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22

Toney, who pitched yesterday for the
Richmond Electric Works. in the
Southside League. pitched n great game
for his team, allowing his opponents
hut three hits, and striking out seven
batsmen.
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WEST END LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Play Saturday.
Giants VS.. Cubs, at Harvey Park.
Riversides vs. Indians, at Harvey
Park.
Cardinals vs.. Pirates. at Meadow
Park.
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Where They Plny saturday

Nahns VS.. Tylers, ut Byrd Park.
Woodall and Quarles VS.. wrights, at
Fulton Park
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Hu,fIers Defeat brownies.

the huStlerS, IN tnelr nrSt appearance
OF the season in Fulton. defeated the
pets of that burg by the overwhelming
score of 10 to 0. Ralineau. who was
on the mound for the Hustlers, pitched
big league ball, striking out seven.
walking none and allowing two hits
Only twenty eight men faced Ralineau.
the extra man going to bat when
Peyronnet, in right dropped the ball
The Brownies never had look-in for
the game, only one man reaching sec
ond base. The Hustlers knocked VIII
liams out in the fourth, scoring nine
runs by heavy hitting. Walton re-
lieved Williams in the nrth, the Hust-
two runs. The features of the game
were the fielding Of Clark in centre.
for the Brownies. and the all-round
batting and fielding of the whole Hust-
Ter team The Hustlers play Jones
Green at Byrd Park next Saturday.
Score by innings: r. II. f..
Hustlers ..... 00049o10 1-16 IS l
Brownies 80. 100000 s
Batteries: Ralineau and King;
Williams. Walton and Sykes.
Wizards Nin.
The Wizards defeated the Woodland
Heights in one of the Understanding
games of the season. by the score of
is to g. The game started off like a
| whirlwind. with the Wizards ahead.
| The Wizards had their batting clothes
! on Saturday, scoring twenty-five hits
| off the Woodland Heights pitchers.
| The features OF the game was the
! pitching of Duke and the batting of
! Ferry. Duke. Wiltshire. J. England
and also Turner. all Of these securing
two and three base hits. with Wilt
! shire leading with couple of three
base hits. Bagby also deserves mention
OF his good catching. Berry. the great
I ccntrehelder of the Wisards. made one
of the most daring stops or the game
The ball looked good for homer.
Score by innings: r. II. T.
wizards ........... 43335-1S % Z
w. Heights. ...... 30 1000
Batteries: Duke and ,Xilfahira.
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Richardson. centre fielder Of the Col
leCians. is playing n good game for his
team, and yesterday pulled down sew
eral long flies, that looked good for
more than one base.
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Partners Win 1,,rn-

Portner Brewing Company met and
defeated kingan in two hard fought
games yesterday. Koenig easily car
RED off the fielding honors for Port
ncr, while Sale and NIyer featured for
hingan. koenig. Berry. Fl. Wells, Lee
ana {. Napier carried of the batting
honors in order named.
First Game.
Score by innings R.H.E.
Portner ......00S 2oO1 Sig Ii o
hinsan ....... ! 001 00l- .
Batteries: c. Napier and w. Napier;
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terday in prettily played game. IL
which the score was 8 to 2.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Standing of Teams.
Whevc They PIny Snturdny.

Simon Sycle VS.. Christie. Seminary.
Home Brewing Co.. VS.. Ryan Smith,
Harvey Park
Kline US. Crafts. Lee Park.
Divide Double Header.
Ryan Smith and Kline Kar Co, split
even in a double header to-day. Kline
took the first game by the score of
IL TO 5, Ryan-S Smith took the second
game by the score of to 3. The fca-
lures Of the game was the pitching
of Miller for Kline. and Blackburn for
Ryan Smith, also the good fielding of
O'Brien and Wigand. and the heavy
hitting of Pettus for Ryan-Smith.
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE

Standing Of the Clubs.
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The American Clothing Co. team, of
the Richmond League. seems TO have
struck a batting streak. having made
fifty-nine hits in the last three games
that they have played. l.. Dreamer,
Gentry and H. Jones are the heavy
hitters of the team.
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Dixon. who has been doin:. such good
work for Battle Axe in the box, was
forced to retire Yesterday i'll the fifth
inning in favor OF Hulcher. who pitched
steady ball for the rest of the game.
Evening star., 1913-11-30
PINDELL LOSES OUT.
Not Confirmed When Senate Acts on
Big List of Nominations.

Late yesterday the Senate confirmed
the nomination of l.. r.. Pinkham of
Massachusetts TO be Governor of
Hawaii, by a vote of 26 TO II.
Henderson :. Martin OF Kansas and
Clinton l.. Riggs of Mary land were CON
firmed as members of the Philippine
commission. but no attempt was made
to act on the appointment of W. T. Dem
ison. \ further effort to confirm the ap-
pointment of George H. Gee as post
master at Salem. Ohio. was abandoned
when Senator Burton threatened to de-
feat all appointments by filibuster.
The appointment of Henry NJ Pindell,
the Peoria publisher. as ambassador to
Russia. was not acted on and will not
be. leaders say. before the adjournment
of Congress Monday. His reappoint-
meHt by President Wilson will be neces-
saTy after the new Congress convenes.
The Senate confirmed a long DELAYED
list of postmasters and other minor Off
GERS
Evening star., 1913-11-30

4 distinctive garment of
plush moleskin: big sleeves
and cuffs: loose box plat
gathered at bottom -
back: Shinner's satin lin
ing: inside fancy ket.
Evening star., 1913-11-30

w yE realized that in order to give patrons the
" best pianos the world produces for the price
w could only do SO by cooperating with the
piano factory direct and engaging hundreds
OF pianos, in order to bring the price down. SO when
obtained the Washington agency for the renowned
Frederick made it plain the manufacturer that
wanted sell the Frederick for $4,000 lower than
its regular price OF $4,000
Evening star., 1913-11-30
twenty-five Deer Hunters Dead.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. November %
This years death roll among the deer
hunters in Wisconsin is the largest ever
recorded. Accidents reported up to today
resulted in the death of twenty-five
hunters and the injury of twenty-three
The season will close tomorrow.
Evening star., 1913-11-30
Lodge TO Hold Election.

The annual election Of officers Of Alex
andria Nest of Owls will take place Tues
day night The election will he followed
hy a smoker.
Rev. DR.. 4. ". Spooner Of Washington
viii give a chalk talk before a mems
mass meeting which viii be held at 80
- clock tomorrow afternoon at the West
minister building of the Second PreSby
terian Church.
The board of trustees of the Alexandria
Hospital win hold Il meeting at 80
O'Clock Monday night at the rooms of the
chamber Of commerce foT the purpose of
adopting new constitution and by
laws.
Arrangements have been completed for
a choir concert Tuesday night next at
st. Paurs Episcopal Church. Some of
the best talent in the city will take part.
Public and private schools of this city
will reopen Monday after the annual
Thanksgiving holidays.
Capt. W. II. Sweeney, superintendent of
schools: +. p. Prettyman and ;. g. Blan-
ton teachers in the high school, have re-
turned from Lynchburg, where they at
tended the state conference of teachers.
Rev. T.. v. REGISTER, formerly pastor
Of the NJ. l.. Church South this city will
preach al IL O'Clock tomorrow at that
church.