Evening star., 1911-05-31
ALEXANDRIA AFT AIRS
Executions Filed 10 Report on
Defunct Corporation.
WILL GO TO COURT JUNE IL
Reunion of Confederates at Fairfax
Court House Tomorrow-Flag
Raising on Schoolhouse.
Special Correspondence of The star.


ALEXANDRIA. Va, May 81, 1911.
Five separate exceptions have been filed
in the corporation court to the report OF
Join NJ. johnson, special commissioner
in the case Of Thomas ]. Fannon and
others against the defunct Virginia Safe
Deposit and Trust Corporation. Those
who filed exceptions are as follows: The
common wealth of Virginia by s. G. Brent,
attorney for the commonwealth; c. Jones
Rixey. Jennie L. Campbell, District Ma
tional Bank and the American National
Bank, both of Washington.
The court will have the bills of ex-
ceptions presented to it June II, the
first day of the regular June term, when
dates will probably be fixed upon for
hearing arguments to these exceptions,
which will be made by the attorneys for
those interested. Until this is finally
passed upon the court cannot, of course,
accept the report of the special commits
soner.
The report of the exceptions filed by the
commonwealth is as follows: THE COM
monwealth of Virginia excerpts to the
report of the special commissioner. John
M Johnson. because the said commits
sioner failed to report the judgment and
execution of the circuit court of the city
of Richmond in favor Of the common
wealth against Thomas w. Robinson,
treasurer, and the Virginia Safe Deposit
and Trust Corporation. his surety. on all
Of the real estate mentioned belonging to
the said Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust
Corporation lying within the city Of Alex
andria. Va: said lien to be from the 14th
day of February. 1911, to date on which
the notice of suit against the said Thomas
w. Robinson and the said trust corpora
ton as his surety was duly docketed as
prescribed by law in the Office of the COR
pOration court"
Reunion of Confederates.
Members of r. E. Lee Camp. Confeder-
ate Veterans: members of M. d. Corse
Camp. Sons of Veterans. and hundreds of
Alexandrians will go tomorrow to Fair
fax Court House to attend the reunion Of
]. @. Marr Camp. Confederate Veterans.
OF that place, beginning at 10 o'clock. The
speakers will be introduced by r. Walton
Moore of Fairfax, end Maj. Robert w.
Hunter will be the orator of the day.
Music will be furnished by band from
Fort Myer. Following the ceremonies a
luncheon will be served.
Following the death of her husband.
Capt. Henry S. Pitts, which occurred
yesterday morning, Mrs. Pitts suffered
stroke of paralysis on the left side.
Her condition is deemed critical. Mrs.
Pitts Will, OF course, be unable to at
tend the funeral Of her husband, at 5
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from his
late home. 1000 Prince street.
Flag Raised on Lee School.
Little Louise Marshall yesterday aft
flag on Lee public school for girls The
flag was presented by Alexandria
Council, No. 5, Junior Order Of United
Americans. yesterday. Judge c. E.
Nicol spoke on behalf Of the order and
responses were made by Capt W. II.
Sweeney, superintendent Of schools,
and Conrad Johnson, principal OF Lee
School More than 200 members of the
order attended. with a drum corps. A
handsome flag was also presented by
the order to Washington public school
for boys.
Funeral services for John G. Petty,
who died yesterday morning at his home
at Del Ray. Alexandria. county. will be
held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at his
by Rev. William ]. Morton. Mr.. Petty
was eighty years old, and for fifty-four
years was employed as a car inspector
by the Southern Railway Company.
He leaves several children.
Alexandra Notes.
Alice Kits and Alice Riddick. both
colored, were fined $50 each in the police
court this morning on a charge of con-
Quoting disorderly houses.
In the corporation court an order was
enter removing Michael Monroe as
guardian of Katie g. Monroe and sub
stituting Mrs. Frank r. Kersey.
Deeds conveying from Judge j. K.
NJ. Norton and Gardner L. Boothe. COM
missioners Of sale, houses ia and 116
North Washington street to Isaac Eich-
berg and Arthur Herbert, jr.. have been
recorded.
Representative Thomas u. Sisson of
Mississippi will address the members
of Alexandria-W Washington Lodge of
Masons June s. Mr.. Sisson is past
grand master of the state Of Missis-
sippi.
The annual commencement exercises
of st. Mary's Academy will be held at
o'clock pm. June 8 in the opera
house.
DR.. M. w. O'Brien has just returned
from the annual meeting of the sur
geons of the Southern Railway Com
pany In Charlotte, n. C.