The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-04
TRAVELLERS SELECT
WILLIAMS PRESIDENT
Alexandna's New Boundary Line
Give, Police Protection to Chickens.
but Leaves Owners Without It.

Alexandra. Va. Abril AT the an
nual meeting Of Post F. Travellers Pro-
tective Association. held tonight in the
rooms Of the chamber Of commerce. Of
ncers were elected as follows: Julian Y.
williams. president: Alfred Thomson,
vice president: Hunt Russell. secretary
and treasurer.
Directors are J. William May. Walter
Rogers. ]. H. Trimyer r.. E. KNIGHT,
T. F. Ellis and o. E. Kirk. Chairmen of
committees: A. D. Brockett, railroads;
H. L. Reed. legislative: T. d. Kirk. press.
NJ. e. Green. hotels: s. w. Pitts. employ.
ment: ]. William May. membership; Rev.
DR.. John Lee Allison. chaplain.
Sixteen delegates with an equal number
Of aiternates. were elected to attend the
State convention in Charlottesville. Nay
I and s. The delegates are o. H. Kirk,
H. l. Reed. w. w. Ballenger, NJ. e.
Greene ]. William May. Harry
Hammond. Richard Gibson. Wallace
Lindsey. A. c. Moss. A. d. Brock
EFT. Charles W. King. N. E. Price,
jr.. r. E. Miller. T F. Ellis. r.
e. Knight, r. L. Payne. AIternates are
H. d. Kirk. julius Wolf, c. B. Swan,
Arthur II. Bryant. II. X. Field. William
Leadbeater. J. H. Trimyer, B. Well,
thoIHSohp khShAoIh w. OBOcn,
George H. Schwarzmann. S. r. Luckett.
s. w. Pitts. e. E. Carver. c. E. Cox and
l. L. Armstead.
Alexandria's new boundary line on
the north runs through chicken houses,
through the center of dwelling houses,
and causes many other freakish coin
cidences. according to a survey just
completed by City Engineer E. c.
Dunn.
The line takes in the home of John
H. Trimyer. at Cottage Park. and
leaves the home Of Julian Y. Williams
outside of the limits. 1t runs through
the center of the home of Mrs. Noble
Lindsey and through the chicken
house OF j. Johnston Green. at Brad
dock. leaving Mr.. Green's residence in
Alexandria County. Only his chicken
house. which is on this side of the
line. has police protection. The south
west corner ofsthe home of Mrs Web
ster is in the city limits.
Within the next few weeks a sur
vey OF the western boundary Of
Greater Alexandria will be made.
Augmented choirs will furnish the
music at many of the churches tomor-
row. when elaborate programs will be
given. Easter festivals Of Grace,
Christ. and st. PauTs Episcopal
churches will be held at $50 a. m,
$3.50 p. m. and p. m.
Arrangements have been made BY
the members of Potomac and Sarepta
lodges of Odd Fellows Of this city to
attend services at the Second Presby-
terrain Church on April 25, in observ-
ance OF the ninety-sixth anniversary
OF Odd Fellowship. The sermon will
be preached by Rev. DR.. John Lee
Allison.
+. A. Grimsley a Fairfax County farm
er. living near Pohick. that county, died
suddenly at his home today. The de-
ceased was an uncle Of Norman L. Will
hanson and Miss Mary Williamson, this
city.
r. f. Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans,
will hold its annual meeting on Monday
night. when officers will be elected An
address will be made by Rev. DR.. ]. w.
Duffey. pastor Of the NJ. E. Church South.
There is little likelihood that the chill
dren Of the city will 60 Easter egg-rollins
on Monday afternoon at George Wash
ngton Park. as is done every year This |
will be the first time the little ones Will |
have missed the sport in recent years.