The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-11

terday at q meeting of the Claren.
don circle OF st. Georges Epis-
copal Church.
town of Potomac, who have not
purchased the required town tags,
will be cited before the mayor, said
Town Sergeant "A. F.. Driscoll today.
The time limit expired at mid
night last night.
Following short Illness, Mrs.
Summerfield Taylor died Of small.
pox at her home in Falls Church
yesterday.
There Is much speculation as to
how she contracted the disease. The
local authorities are taking every
precaution, and all school children
are being vaccinated to prevent any
spread of the disease.
Mrs. Taylor, who has made her
home in Falls Church for the past
twenty years, is survived by her
husband, three sons. William, Ru.
dolph, and John Taylor; four sis.
ters and two brothers.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
With the report Of one death in
Fails Church and two In the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia from smallpox,
Doctor 2. NJ. Chichester, health Of
ficer OF Arlington county, calls at
tention to the Importance OF every
body being vaccinated at the earliest
possible moment.
He reports that those who have a
recent take. not more than five or
six years old, may feel safe. But
any person who has never been
vaccinated or who has allowed the
vaccination to go longer than the
time mentioned above, should be
vaccinated.
"A recent take, - saws Doctor
Chichester, is absolute protection
from the disease. So far Arlington
county has escaped, but with an
apparently malignant disease on
both sides of us, in the District
and in Fairfax county. we may at
any time suffer with 1t here,
Doctor Chichester urges every
person to be vaccinated, either BY
their family physician or by the
Health Department.
At the annual election of officers
Of the Bon Air Citizens Association,
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hannah, r. Freeland Chew
was unanimously reelected presi-
dent.
Other officers elected were Mrs.
G. III. Lane, vice president: Mr.. X.
" Hannah, secretary, and G. H.
Lane, treasurer.
The president gave brief review
Of the work accomplished by the
association during the past year,
calling attention to the fact that
the Washington- Lacey car service
had been extended to Veitch station
to accommodate the citizens; streets
had been graded by private con.
tract and paid for from the funds
Of the association; street signs have
been placed on. every corner: scaven.
ger service obtained: the association
renounced all claim in the High.
land Park School site near Kearney
station and received assurance from
Professor Kemp that a school for
the Bon Air children would be
erected on the Hunt property near
MuIhall in the fall; the roads. com.
mittee stated that the petition for
the Arlington district bond issue
would be circulated for signatures
within a few days.
pointment of the various committee
chairman: J. ID. Cushman, chair
man of the good roads committee.
and G. III. Lane, chairman of the
school committee.
The appointment of the chairman
of the public utilities committee
will be announced at the next met
ing to be held Tuesday, March 20,
at the home of N. d. Cushman.
Supervisor William J.. ingram.
from Arlington district, discussing
the condition of the roads today.
said that il he used the SIS, 900 al
loted to his district to build roads,
1t would build about one and a
quarter miles of road. but leave
nothing for the upkeep Of high
ways.
The only way that district will
get good roads, he claims, is to
support a bond issue.
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