The Washington times., 1925-03-24
COUNTY CITIZEN
ASSOCIATION
ELECTS
Noland D. Mitchell Elected
President of Clarendon
Society

society
ARLINGTON COUNTY, March
34.-At a meeting of the Clarendon
Citizens Association last night Vice
President w. F. Sunderman presid.
ing, Noland D. Mitchell was unan.
imously elected president. Other of.
fIcers elected were W. F. Sunder.
man, vice president; Herbert H.
Porter. second vice president; VIII
liam L. Bragg, third vice president;
Arthur Porter, treasurer: Robert F.
Campbell, secretary; J. r. Bushong,
financial secretary; A. B. Eaton,
chief of the fire department; trus-
tees, Doctor Frank T.. Stone, j. M.
Walsh and r. p. Hough: legal COM
nittee, Fred L. Sharp and Herbert
Porter; sergeant-at-arms, Richard d.
Langley.
Members Of the executive COM
mittee are ]. Thomas Manning,
George III. McCrillis, Myer Blnmen-
thai, c. r. Taylor and Louis Metz
gar. Delegates to the Arlington
County Civic Federation, C.R. Tay.
lor, A. J.. Porter and F. L. Sharp:
alternates, John T. Lipscomb, w. f..
Sunderman, George H. McCrillis
and E. r. Follin.
The new president announced he
would make his selection of COM
mittees at the next meeting.
Preceding the election George II.
McCrillis moved an amendment to
the constitution proposing the sep
aration OF the fire department from
control Of the citizens association.
Action viii be taken at the next
meeting.
With the announcement today by
William III. Duncan, clerk of the
court that he would certify to the
Judges of election the list Of those
qualified to vote in the last Presf
Dental election, and all others who
paid all capitation taxes assessable
against them on or before Decem-
Der 3, 1925, providing the latter
have duly registered, all questions
as to who can vote at the special
bond issue election for roads on
April 20 is settled.
Funeral services Of William II.
Hatch, who died suddenly at lis
home yesterday morning at $3.50
o'clock, will be conducted from ais
late residence on Glebe road To-
morrow at 2 o'clock by the Rever-
end Frederick George II. Harris,
pastor Of Foundry Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Washington. Inter.
ment viii be at Ivy Hill Cemetery,
Alexandria.
Mr.. Hatch is survived by mis-
widow and one son, William Har-
vey.
He was member Of Alexandria
Washington Lodge OF Masons
which organization viii attend the
funeral in a body and officiate at
the grave.
Fines totaling $IIS were placed
against George Moten, Grace Green,
Albert Henson and Martha Watkins
by Judge Harry r. Thomas on
charges of being under the influ.
ence of liquor, the fines ia each
case being $2S.25.
Driving without Virginia tags
cost Henry Dubb and Albert Mag
run each $14.25 yesterday in police
court.
Myer Pump, Thomas Cooper ana
r. IL. Logtman forfeited SO each
Tor speeding, while ]. e. Patterson
who was charged with reckless
driving forfeited $40, end Herbert
ID. Dunlap also charged with speed.
ing was fined $5 and costs, total
ing $14.25.
Efforts to strafghten out the
tangle over the voted issue OF $75,-
900 OF school bonds for Falls Church
will be made at a conference be-
tween Mayor Harry Fellows and
Attorney John c. Thomson, bonding
expert, at his office in New York
tomorrow. Unless an agreement can
be reached it was learned today that
It will be suggested that the issue
be reduced to $4,000. With that
amount. according to ]. F.. Haverty,
town clerk, the school building could
be erected, excluding the auditorium.
Should this not raeet with the ap-
proval Of Mr.. Thomson it may be
necessary to hold another election.
There viii be no attempt on the
part Of the town council Of Potomac
70 effect a truce with the Alexandria
authorities from whom the mayor
of Potomac has received several let
tiers regarding the authority Of his
police to arrest speeders on the
Alexandria, Washington road with.
in corporation limits OF the town,
said Corporation Attorney Walter
II UaPnav.