The Washington herald., 1922-07-27
Third Suspect Taken Will
Be Given Hearing
~ This Week.
PLAN FERRY LINE
New Guards to Be Sworn in
Today to Protect Rail
Yards.
THE HERALD BUREAU.

Washington last night, was re-
turned TO this city late today. where
ne is wanted IN connection with
the robbery at the home of Robert
Arnold. at New Alexandra. south
or this city. on July IL. Eight men
entered the Arnold home. claiming
to lie prohibition enforcement
agents and stole s1o9. Later they
forced Arroid into an automobile
and drove hin. 10 Arlington County
where he was ordered to alight.
Police claim Arnold ana the mem
bers OF his family identin-d Pat
rick. who denies his guilt. The
prisoner will be arraigned before
United States Commissioner w. r.
woolls To answer a charge of i'm
personating a revenue officer. He
is also wanted in Fairfax County to
answer charge OF robbery. IL Is
expected that they will be given
preliminary hearing this week be-
fore Commissioner Woolls.
A committee of Chamber Of Com
merce members yesterday afternoon
held a conference with the road
commissioners of Prince George
County. Md. in reference to the con-
struction of road to connect up
with Fox's Ferry before the local
merchants start ferry service be-
tween Alexandria and the Mary
land side. Assurances were given
the committee. il was announced
that the commissioners would con-
struct the proposed road about
mile and an eighth as soon as the
right of way is obtained from the
adjoining property owners
The road will cost about $1,000.
As soon as 1t is constructed the
local merchants contemplate estao-
fishing a ferry service between Al
exandria and the Maryland shore:
This committee was composed OIL
r. E Knight. president; Capt
George H. Evans. business mana
ger; Theodore Harris, editor OF tne
Alexandria Gazette, and irVih
Diener.
N s Marshal Clarence G. Smith
ers will be in Alexandra at .
o'clock tomorrow morning IN ms
ONCE in the Postoffice Building 1or
the purpose of swearing in GUARDS
to do duty at the Potomac haii"ay
yards.
II Is said this action is being
taken nv the Richmond, F. edericks-
burg and Potomac and CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio railroads in their fntunc-
ton obtained before Judge Edmund
waddiu in Richmond yesterday to
e.
partment of the American Fedora
tion of Labor and it's affiliated
brotherhoods and associations from
using more than one picket at any
one point and from otherwise inter-
fering with employees and property
of complaining companies.
The work of rebuilding the road
on north washington street extend
ed has Just been completed ~ the
contractors at a cost of $4,000 to
the public. The distance improved
in about half a mile in length
and about nineteen feet wide.
1t is made of macadam with
concrete curb and surfaced with re-
built sheet asphalt FundS for the
work were obtained from the State
highway commission through the
efforts of the Chamber of Commerce.
Funeral services for Pilip G. Grill
". who was Drowned Sunday aft
ernoon at Gunton wharf. about
eighteen miles south of here when
a small boat was overturned. were
held this morning at st. rIary's
Catholic Church by Rev. l. F. Kelly,
assistant pastor. Burial was made
in St Mary's Cemetery. The pail
bearers were ]. Y. williams, Will
lam =. woolIs, Roland Goode. Hunt
Russell. E. w. Jenkins and ]. F.
Bowman
A group of thirty boy scouts from
Oakmont. a suburb of Pittsburgh.
Pa. under the leadership of Alfred
NJ. Lee. were here last night as
guests of the local scouts. The Wis
itors are making a tour of the Eas-
tern section of the country and plan
to visit Richmond. Norfolk. New
port News. They are making the
trip by motor truck. They resumed
their journey today.
The third degree of the order
will be conferred on a large class
OF candidates Sunday afternoon at
ST. Mary's Hall of Fitzgerald Coun-
ell No. 459, Knights of Columbus,
by a Washington degree team.
Prior to the initiation the Wash
ington members will be enter
tanned at dinner at the Hotel
Rammel.
Tonight the local council con-
ferred the second degree on a
large class of candidates.
The marriage of Miss Rebecca
Lewis Moore. Of Fairfax County,
and Ensign Carl S. Drishler, U. s.
". took place at $50 o'clock to-
night at Christ Episcopal Church in
the presence of a large assemblage
Of relatives and friends. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. J..
Morton. d. D.. rector, assisted by
Rev. s. A Wallis. d. D.. rector of
Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Brad
dock.
AT the midweek services a: st.
raufs Episcopal Church tonight
the subject for study was Romano 6.