The Washington times., 1924-08-04
ROAD Plan FOR
ARLINGTON
READY
Schedule Favored BY Commits
sion Will Necessitate
$500, 900 Bond Issue

CLARENDON. Va, Aug. Ain
an effort to learn the actual con-
dition Of the roads in Bon Air and
Glen Carlyn, and to see the effects
the different plans as submitted By
the delegates at the last meeting
Of the Good Roads Commission
would have on the minds Of the
voters. q special committee headed
by Chairman Arthur Orr made q
tour Of that section yesterday.
Mr.. Orr last night said he would
make no statement at this time, but
that the committee will report at
the meeting Thursday night.
The plan ais adopted by the COM
mission includes additions from the
Denslow plan. Mr.. Orr says the
work will require a bond issue Of
about 100000.
Discussing the sewerage probf
lens confronting Arlington district
and the county as g. whole, Robert
q. PIymale, chairman Of the sani.
tary commission, formed several
months ago to formulate reason
able plan for sewers, said that there
would be no meeting Of the COM
mission at the present time.
Mr.. Plymale said that the dis
tricts Of the county being divided
into separate zones, each zone viii
take care Of the cost Of its own
plan and finance the cost Of install
lation, should the voters desire q
bond issue.
At the present time the board
of supervisors will be assisted by
Captain John T. Talman, who is
making an investigation as to the
bess plan for sewers for the county.
It has been said by William J.
Ingram, supervisor Of Arlington
district, that there Is a question as
to whether or not the present SAM
tary bill, as passed by the legisla.
ture, is constitutional as applied to
Arlington county. Until this CUES.
ton is cleared up the board will
not favor any extensive bond issue
for sewers.
Announcement was made last
night by Joseph L. Dugan, .presi-
dent Of the Holy Name Society OF
Arlington County, that at the meet
ing Of the society to be held in the
auditorium Of the st. Charles School
Thursday night, special committees
would be appointed 70 prepare
plans for the local society at the
annual convention to be held In
Washington in September.
The appointment OF A. A. Moore,
member of. Arlington County Holy
Name Society, as q member OF the
executive committee, who viii have
charge OF arrangements for %he
650th anniversary and national con.
! vention Of the Holy Name Society.
to be held in Washington in Sep
tember, was announced last night.
The town council Of Potomac will
hold its regular monthly meeting at
8 o'clock tonight in the town hall.
Corporation Attorney Walter u.
Varney said the council has many
matters of importance before 1t at
this meeting, including the estab-
lishment Of q modern fire depart
ment for the town Of Potomac.
The monthly meeting Of the Mt,
| Ida Citizens Association win be held
! In the Potomac Trust Hall ON Mt.
Vernon avenue, at s o'clock to-
night.
The new sanitary regulations
win be discussed.
The election Of president and
secretary of the Falls Church Cit
zens Association will be the prin
cipal BUSINESS at the meeting to be
held in the Parish Hall at 8 o'clock
tonight.
The Reverend N. s. Smelling,
pastor Of the Clarendon Presby.
terrain Church, conducted the ser.
vices yesterday after an absence
OF week, having been called ia
his home in Allentown, Pa. by
the death OF his mother. The
are making their home at 113 Clar'
endon avenue.
The regular monthly meeting OF
Cherrydale Council, No. 20, Junior
Order American Mechanics, win be
held in Firemen's Hall at s O'Clock
tonight, at which time degrees will
be conferred on q large class OF
candidates.
The Reverend G. Al. York, pastor
of the Ballston Central Methodist
Episcopal Church, has left for Camp
Meade for two weeks stay at the
officers training camp.
Mrs. Leonard Miller ana daughter
Rebelxah, Of Oxford avenue, Pc
tomac, left yesterday for a visit e
the Eastern Shore, Maryland.
| The condition Of Herman Rayer
man, OF Carroll avenue, Potomac
who has been q patient at Soldiers
Home Hospital, Washington, for the
past two weeks, is reported to be
improved greatly.
The lawn fete given by the Lee
way Citizens Association Saturday
night was attended largely. The
| proceeds will be added to the FUND
being raised for a. new community
/ house.
DOCTOR RECAINS QUARTER
BOY IN HURRY SWALLOW
EASTON, Pa. Aug. 4.--Benjamin
eight-year-oId son OF Oscar Long
1 wanted to make sure he would moi
lose quarter which his mother
had given him to 60 to a nearby
store to make purchase so hi
put It in his mouth for safekeep