Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-05
ALEXANDRIA AFT AIRS.
Cleanup Crusade to Open
Next Monday Morning.
FLY-sWATTING TO FOLLOW
Travellers Protective Association
Chooses 0flacers-Sales Of Realty.
General and Personal Items.
ecial Correspondence OF The star.

Special Correspondence OF The star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, April 5. 1913.
Everything Is in readiness for clean
up week. which will begin Monday morn.
ing next, under the direction of the city
health department.. Aiding in this
movement will be the health officer, Dr.
e. A. German: the deputy health officer,
DR.. James j. Garvey; members of the
Civic Improvement League, and members
of. the police department, together with
the Boy Scouts.
To make the city spotless will be the
policy. Probably two days Of next week
will be designated for disposing of all
rubbish, and efforts will be made to
arouse the interest Of all residents in
the movement.
A part OF the program mapped out in
cludes the annual inspection of yards and
alleys by the police department. Members
OF this department will keep a record of
the places inspected and also the recon-
mendations they make, which are to be
subsequently followed up to see that they
are carried out. Failure of citizens to
comply with the regulation will result in
police court action.
Probably the most important thing
which will follow this crusade. will be q
swat the fly'' campaign, which will be
inaugurated Immediately following clean
up week. This also will be under the
direction of the city health department.
Prizes will be awarded each month to the
children swatting the largest number OF
flies.
Association Officers Elected.
At the annual meeting of Post F. Trav-
elers' Protective Association, held last
night at the rooms OF the Chamber of
Commerce. the following officers We're
elected to serve for the ensuing year: ].
Y. Williams. president; H. K. Field, vice
president; Hunt RUSSELL secretary and
treasurer; DIR. s. B. Moore, post surgeon;
Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison. post chaplain.
Delegates chosen to the state conven
ton, which will be held in Lynchburg,
Va, May 8, 8, 10 next. were: r. E. Knight,
Z. A. Sommers, Wallace Lindsey, Rich
ard Gibson, NJ L. Price, jr.; 0. II. Kirk,
8. w. Pitts. Alfred Thomson. Walter
Rogers. ]. W. May. B. Well, T. F. Ellis.
r. F. Downham and w. w. Ballenger
Alternates: c. B. Marshall. George
Schwarzmann. f. S. Leadbeater, William
Leadbeater, J.. H. Trimyer, H D. Kirk,
r. s. Jones. Peter Won de Westelaken,
Harry Hammond, T. M. Erwin and F.
j. Paff.
Guarding Against imposition.
Mayor Thomas A. Fisher today re-
ceived a letter from the mayor of
Akron; Ohio in which the writer stated
that the strike among the mill work
ers in that city has been called of,
and he added that no more funds are
now needed. The idea in writing the
letter IL to prevent impostors from
collecting funds on the pretense that
thew needed aid tho Atrikorc
Reception in View.
At a meeting of Potomac Lodge of
Odd Fellows held at its hall last night
a committee consisting of H. e. Arnold.
w. E. Latham and c. w. O'Meara was
appointed to act in conjunction with
similar committees from Sarepta and
Falls Church lodges for a joint meet
Ing with the lodges of Accotink,
Lorton and Dumfries. to tender Grand
Master A. NJ. Southall a reception in
this city April Is next.
Suspected of Robbery.
Noah Green and Edward Tompkins,
alias Bridgeport" both colored, were
arraigned in the police court today on
suspicion of having robbed Ben Davis
Of $50. Following. a hearing, they were
acquitted.
Davis claimed that two colored men
left a saloon in the northeastern Sec
ton OF the city in company with him
Thursday night last. Half an hour
afterward he missed his money Davis
identified Green as one Of the men with
him.
Real Estate Sales.
The following sales made recently by
the Slaymaker Schneider Corporation
are reported: NJ. B. Harlow to T.. L.
Geisler. house and lot, No. II. Cottage
Park. Alexandria county; M. B. Harlow
to Lucy Parker, house 1913 Princess
street: Ross T. Elliott to Agnes Tracey.
house and lots 4 and 5, Park Addition.
Alexandria county; Mrs. Helen r. Pier
pont to Otto b. Hopkins. house 216
Wolfe street; M. b. Harlow to j. A.
Tomlin, two lots in Cottage Park; NJ.
r. Harlow to ]. Kent White, two lots
in Park Addition: Gordon Thomas to
Charles E. Tennesson, houses 1905, 1907
Queen street and 314 North Payne street.
John Harlow has sold to Henry L.
Cheshire lot on the west side Of Fair
fax street between Princess and Oronoco
streets.
General Mention.
Before large audience the Sunday
school class Of Miss Betty Keys last night
gave musical and literary entertainment
at the Young Peoples building Of the NJ.