HOST OF ALL THOUGHT
Many members of the brotherhood members remained in Washington over Sunday, most of them going to nearby resorts last night upon being advised by President Wilson that he would never have any communications for them today. Those who stayed here reiterated that they would have nothing further to say regarding the situation until final word came from the railroad heads in regard to the President's proposal. The brotherhood members (Continued on Second Page)
TRAIN KILLS TWO MEMBERS OF BLUES
H. G. Gooch, Richmond, and W. F. Meade, Alexandria, Lose Their Lives.
RUN OVER AT ACCA STATION:
Bodies, Badly Mangled, Found After A. C. L. Flyer Leaves Railroad Yards.
Two privates of the Richmond Blues, returning from a trip to Washington after a drive of absence from Camp Smart, were instantly killed this morning about 12:00 o'clock while walking along the tracks near Area, when they were struck by Atlantic Coast Line train No. 1, due at Richmond at 1:00 o'clock.
The dead are:
Private John G. Gooch, nineteen years old, of 11th Street, Stuart Avenue, you of Thomas R. Gooch, superintendent of telegraph of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, attached to Troop.  W. I. Meade, nineteen years old, son of Stasius Meade, of Alexandria, attached to Troop D. 