The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-01
ASSESSORS FOR.
ARLINGTON
NAMED
Falls Church approves $7Sy-
900 Eond Issue for
New School

CLARENDON. Va. Nov. L.
Judge Samuel Brent announced to-
day the appointment Of j. Thomas
French, Of Lyon Park, and wins.
ton Clayton, Of Virginia Highlands,
as assistant land assessors for 1895.
The appointment Of Ashton G.
Jones as the assessor for Arlington
county has been announced.
Bond issue Of $4,000 for q new
elementary school for Falls Church
carried in the preliminary election
by an overwhelming majority. OF
the 22S votes cast, 20s were In
favor Of the school, while fourteen
opposed. One vote, not properly
marked, was thrown out.
Another election win be necessary
before the bonds can be voted BY
the town, under the charter.
The date Of the second election
win be announced later.
According to Hugh Reid, chair
man Of the sewerage committee Of
the Thrifton improvement League,
rapid progress In being made In
the matter Of q sewerage system TO
care for Thrtfton Village, Lyon
Village, Aurora Heights, Northern
part Of Clarendon, and the new
Central High School. He states
that Captain John +. Talman,
sanitary engineer Of Arlington
county, has finished q large por.
ton Of the survey covering the
main line from the river to Lee
Highway, and expects to have asti.
mates in about two weeks.
The necessary papers for the IN.
corporation Of the Community Sewer
Company that will be formed to
handle the financing and construc.
ton Of the main lines and Iaterals
have been prepared, according to
Reid.
The Woman's Civic Club Of
Clarendon will hold an autumn
festival at the Clarendon Commu.
nifty Hall today between the hours
Of and 10 p. m.
The hall is decorated with au.
tumn leaves and many attractive
booths are open. The arrangements
are in charge Of the education com.
mittee, Of which Mrs. Nat Hynes
Is chairman.
within, the pas. few days, Sheriff
Howard Field says, 236 persons
operating cars with District tags
have been notified to appear In
court on Monday and show cause
why they should not carry . Vir-
GINA license.
Sheriff Field says he Is deter
mined that all residents Of Airing.
ton county operating automobiles
shall purchase Virginia tags.
The Reverend z. L. Smelling, pas
tor of the Clarendon Presbyterian
Church, win conduct the IL o'clock
service at the church tomorrow
and at 3 o'clock win preach at
Arlington.
On election day arrangements
have been made to serve luncheon
at the polls in Cherrydale. The
committee headed by Mrs. J. w.
Milstead as chairman. and IN.
cludes Mrs. s. r. Cooper, Mrs. 7.
H. Jones and Mrs. w. A. Van
Doren.
More than 100 attended the lun.
cheon given by the Marthe Wilson
circle Of the Ladies' Aid Of the
Clarendon Methodist Church.
The following members Of the
Arlington Post, No. 1873, are an.
pounced as members Of the execu-
tive committee, r. Blakley James,
J. D. Mcdonnell, F. M. Sherwood,
w. H. Leigh and Ira Brashears.
A play, entitled ''NGolly's Way"
will be presented by the Fidelity
Glass, Of the Clarendon Methodist
church, Monday night at 8 o'clock,
In the Sunday School room. The
proceeds will go toward the build
ing fund.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Virginia Highlands Citizens AZ.
ISOLATION will be held in the Com
munity Church house, Monday
night, at o'clock.
A special meeting Of Columbia
Lodge, No. 2S5, A. r. and A. NJ,
will be held tonight In the Masonic
Temple at Clarendon, at o'clock.
Cherrydale Lodge, No. AZ, will be
the guests Of the evening. The
Master Mason's degree viii be con-
! ferred.
The Fort Myer Citisens' Associa-
ton win hold their regular monthly
meeting on Monday night In the
school house, at 8 o'clock.
The ladies' Of the Del Ray Baptist
Church have made arrangements to
serve luncheon at the polls in the
town hall, at Potomac, on election
day.