The Washington times., 1923-10-23
OFFICIALS ARE
LISTED FOR
ELECTION
Judges and Clerks Named for
Precincts in Arlington
County.

CLARENDON, Va, Oct. 23.-Ash-
ton c. Jones, secretary of the cleo
toral board of Arlington county, an
nounced today the following judges
and clerks for the general election,
November 6:
Jefferson district-Judges, Mauch-.
lin Nivin, E. J. Skilmore, r. D.
File; clerks, Miss Edith Garrett,
Miss Anna M. Shreiner. Rosslyn
Observation-Disclosures w. o. Pickett, d.
w. Leary, G. B. M. Kicker; clerks,
Mrs. H. B. Gibson, A. E. F1vans.
Arlington precinct-Judges, j. @.
Pepper, Edward e. Moore, Ran
dolph Virts; clerks, Miss Lucille
Graham, Mrs. Gertrude Smith.
Glen Carlyn precinct-Judges Com
er Jones, George T. Reeves, George
A. Mcknight; clerks-Miss Haddas-
sab Backus, w. D. Mabry. Cherry
dale Observation-Disclosures Mrs. Amos
Donaldson, Ernest Sheve, Fletcher
Kemp; clerks, Mrs. Bruce Smith,
S. F. Cooper. Falls Church--Judges,
George G.. Crossman, w. w. Ruck-
err, H. Al. Fellows; clerk, Mrs. Kate
S. Barbor, Thomas Hodgson. Carne
observation-disclosures Arthur Warker,
Charles w. Smith, Henry Thomas;
clerks, Joe Heinbuck, Arthur FL
lott. Clarendon precinct-Judges,
A.. J.. Porter, G. r. Taylor. T. H.
Bolls; clerks, Mrs. w. w. Snyder,
Mrs. w. w. woodward. Ballston
precinct-Judges L. G.. Kendrick,
DR.. w. G.. Monroe, Garrett Fitz-
gerald; clerks, Mrs. Mae Jacobs,
H. b. Gilbert.
Frank Lyon, of Lyonhurst, senior
member Of the firm of Lyon & Fitch,
left for Richmond last night to ap-
pear before the State corporation
commission in the interest Of contin-
ued bus service through Arlington
county. Lyon believes the question
to be a vital one to the citizens Of
Arlington county in that section be-
tween Alexandra and Washington,
along the Mt. Vernon boulevard,
where there is no car service.
G. r. AhaIt also left for Richmond
to represent the Arlington County
Civic Federation before the State
corporation commission on the ques.
ton of the application for license
for a bus line to operate between
Alexandria and Washington. Mr..
Ahalt said last night that the citi-
zens Of the county claim 1t is neces-
sity.
DR.. j. w. Cox, health officer of
Arlington county, stated today that
the health department will hold a
meeting once each month, when the
chairman of the sanitary committee
from each citizens association VIII
meet and discuss the general health
condition of the county.
DIR. Cox said the meeting OF No
vember would be held at the Car
endon Baby Clinic.
The Ballston Citizens Association
will meet tonight at o'clock in the
Ballston fire department building.
The partisan Voters League
of Arlington county will meet to-
night in the Clarendon Community
Hall at 8 o'clock, to elect perma.
nent officers. The meeting will be
open to all members of organized
labor.
Plans are being made by the
members of Mary Washington
Chapter No. SO, o. E. S. of Clar-
endon to hold an oyster supper at
the Clarendon hall November 2.
The recently organized Camp Of
Sons of Confederate Veterans will
be entertained tonight at the home
of Mrs. e. Wade Ball, by the
members of Arlington Chapter,
U. D. G.
The Edward Douglas White Co|>n-
Gil Of the Knights Of Columbus of
Clarendon will hold a Halloween
dance October 81, in the st. Charles
School Auditorium.