The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-14
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ARLINGTON
CHOSEN
Mass Meeting VIII Recon-
mend z Locations for Board
To Select From

elementary school were chosen for
recommendation to the Arlington
County School Board at q mass
meeting Of the county citizens last
night.
The site for first choice is the
Munson estate, from Bingham road
east and adjoining the Gray
estate, and for second choice, the
Gray estate from the Glebe road
west to the Munson estate.
The recommendation will be
submitted today to the School
Board with the suggestion that five
acres Of one Of these tracts be
purchased. 4
Following the mass meeting, the
regular meeting Of the Arlington
which the matter for discussion
was the road building program as
outlined by the Arlington District
Good Roads Commission.
The Association instructed it's
delegates to the commission, to
insist on the inclusion of Jefferson
street from Glebe road to the
Washington Old Dominion railroad
in the program now before THE
commission. ~
William H. Duncan, clerk Of the
court, said today that the business
of his office is being increased
greatly by persons applying for
hunting licenses. ~
The fee to nonresIdents will be
governed by the fee charged in the
home State, except when 1t il lower
than that charged in Virginia,
which is $40 according to Mr.
Duncan.
Pietro j. C. Moscari, Of Clarks-
burg. w. Va, and Ella G. Smith, Of
Buchamon, w. Va, were married
here yesterday by Justice of the
Peace Hugh McCaffrey, Of Aurora
Heights.
Charged with illegal possession
and transporting whiskey, Joseph
Wills pleaded guilty yesterday
before Judge Harry r. Thomas
and was fined $50 ana costs,
totaling $3.50, ana sentenced to
three months in Jail.
r. H. Kidwell and F.. hilbert
each forfeited SO for shedding over
the county roads yeste4~ly.
0OCtor r. -. QullIlb, fUcnIuOnQ
State sohildren's, dentist, who has
been at the welfare center in Chez
rydale for the past two weeks, win
be at the clinic in jefferson dis
trict, ON Mount Vernon avenue, to-
morrow and win remain there for
| two weeks. Office hours win be
from to IL o'clock noon.
The children will be charged only
for the material used, and the
health department Of Arlington
county urges all parents to send
their children to have their teeth
examined. Doctor Quilts viii be
assisted by Doctor Boyland,- the
county dentist -
/ With more than 200 citizens OF
Clarendon looking on, Galen Cough
permitted a heavy automobile
with seven passengers to pass over
his body on Wilson boulevard last
| night. Preceding this feat he drove
a half spike in a board and then
broke it with his teeth. 49,
| Cough, q former marine. who
1 was wounded in the world war, is
travelling over the county giving
these exhibitions in order to make
q living.
Amos C. Crounce, a prominent
attorney Of Arlington county, will
build a home for himself in Lyon
Village, on Key boulevard and
Spruce street. ~
Harvey Smith Of Windsor avenue
Potomac, has left for Hampton
Roads, Virginia, where he will enlist
in the U. s. Navy as a machinist.,
DR.. B. n. Swain, accompanied. by
his wife, will leave today for a ten
day motor trip through southern
Virginia and North Carolina.
The second session Of the Poto-
mac association Of the Baptist
Church, being held at Falls Church,
viii open with devotional services
by the Reverand Barnett Grimsley
Following reports from the Baptist
OrphanaGe by r. e. Ankers, ad.
dresses win be made by the Reve.
rand s. w. Cole and e. T, FenwiclS,
The. B. Y. p. u. convention win
convene at o'clock tonight with
the R9Verand w. G. Shaver presid-
ing. Following the business session,
addresses win be delivered by the
Reverand e. ]. Wright Of Richmond
and the Reverand W. Marshall
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