Evening star., 1921-09-11
FAIRFAX,


FAIRFAX, Va. September 10 lSpe-
cial).--At the monthly meeting Of
the board ofs supervisors. held We'd
nesday, the school board received au-
thority to 60 into court and petition
Judge Brent to authorize it to hold
q vote on the question of bonding
Providence district : $4,000. to. be
used In the erection OF now schools
~ Vtenna. 'Idylwopd and Mclean.
Harry B: Derr was elected county
About three hundred members of
Spalding Council. =. of c., of Wash
ington. journsyed to Hwetnam Nom
day to ssstst In the Labor day cele-
bration at st.~Mary's Church. They
We're headed by T. K. -Gallaher. grand
ceremonies were begun by a. solemn
/, high mass celebrated on the lawn of
st. Mary's rectory. The sermon was
preached by Father Hprney OF St.
which addresses were made by T. X.
Gallaher, N. J. ,McAufiitte.. state
deputy, Of the Knights Of Columbus
of the District Of Columbia: Patrick
Hoss S:sk sf tas
Pilttar,, 8: j. and Conlag 8, j." OF
Allister,. O. p, Of st. Dominic's, Wash
ington.< and others. A chicken dinner
NAYS. MAJ serSst Sffer hies des there there wa. va -.
vaudeville and base ball program.
The Spalding team defeated SWEET
nam by score Of s to 4.
While Miss Evelyn Keister, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Keister of
upper floor of her home Monday aft
ernoon she fell from the window. 1t
is stated that she turned a complete
somersault and landed on her feet.
rious condition. the ligaments of ono
hip having been torn loose.
Holly Barnes of Fairfax became i'll
in an automobile last Sunday while
he was returning from Frederick.
Md. He was taken to Washington
nosed as appendicitis, and an opera
ton was found to be necessary.
l. An entertainment will be given
Monday. September 10. at st. James
Hall, West Falls Church. for the
benefit Of st; James, Church.
and Mrs Joe Dindlebeck, IL seriously
i'll at the home of her parents. She
is suffering from typhoid-meningitis
and her condition is critical.
Charles Pritcher. who for some.
e. has se had sasia4 shsrssa Of the chsEs
South. made a farewell address to
his class last Sunday. He left dur
ing the week for the west. The
Rough and Ready Glass of the NJ. E.
Sunday School received the banner
for perfect attendance. The officers
of the class are Alfred Nicholson.
teacher: Wilmer Holbl Ook, presi-
dent, and James Wiley secretary.
E. E. Neff Of Fairfax. while crank
ing his machine Monday. suffered a
broken arm as a result of backdring
The Fairfax A. C. played two games
with the Petworth A c. on the fair
grounds Monday, and was defeated In
both, the score being to IL In the
first and 8 to II in the second.
A. b. Carter. game warden. an
nounces that he has obtained ruling
from the attorney general Of Virginia
which states that in a closed season
, no one is allowed to hunt squirrels
and rabbits even on his own land
| The board of supervisors may regu-
, late the hunting season. and that
body has promulgated a closed season
without specifying that property own
ers may hunt on their own land.
Work OF cleaning up the school
grounds in order to have them in
shape by the opening OF school or
September 19 is progressing. The
work is being done by the voluntary
labor Of a number of patrons of the
school. All patrons are requested tc
give the labor Of a team and man for
three days or the equivalent in
money-$1S. The School League will
hold its next meeting Thursday, Sep
tember Is.