The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-12

Captain John r. Talman an
nounced today that the sewer project
known as the spout rum plan, HIS
assumed definite form and indica.
tons were that actual construction
work will start within the next
sixty days.
The area to be. effected by this
project will include a large part Of
Ballston, the northern section Of
Clarendon, Aurora Heights, Lyon
Village Cherrydales Thrifton and
Park Lane
r The surveyors at their last meet
Ing, following the request OF Cap
tain Talman. appointed a special
board OF reviewers consisting OF
Paul BiSchoff, C. c.. Donaldson,
Fred II. Doe, John A. Spates ard
H. C.. Roberts, with Instructors, to
view the proposed route, its placti-
cability and probable property dam
age. and to file their report at the
next meeting Of the board.
Fire last night totally destroyed
the warehouse of the Line Chm.
pany, OF Washington, coated on the
Alexandria and Washington road
near the hydraulic rick yards,
causing loss estimated at $4,000.
The March meeting of the Aurol a
Heights Citizens Association was
held last night at the school house,
with Vice President A. l.. Young
presiding.
The president appointed special
nr ofGkS~an1 - NAy II Mnr-
SHALL chairman, and including
Young and Hugh M. j McCaffrey
study of the local situation and to
from citizens and to- establish closer
county officials.
The Parent. Teachers Association
of the Nellie Gusts School, of Au
rora Hills, will give benefit 200
and bridge party tomorrow right
at the home of Mrs. H. l.. SSjnlcC e.
F. l., Milford, Of the Agriculture
Department, will give I'm illustrated
lecture on home and community
landscape gardening On Monday.
March Is at. the Aurora Heights
school house.
At the March meeting and an.
nual election of officers Of the Leo
way Citizens Association held at
the home of Mrs. A. Fought. Henry
Thomas was unanimously reelected
president. Other officers elected
were Charles Kincheloe, vice presi.
dent: Melvin P. Smith, secretary,
and Miss Vergie Fought. treasurer.
The president announced the fol
lowing as the personnel OF the
standing committees: Delegates 10
the Arlington County Civic FEEDER
alton. Henry Brown, Charles r.
Kincheloe and Doctor George IS.
Fadeley; alternates, Melvin r.
Smith. Francis Conley and A. c..
Sutton: membership comm ttee,
Louis Dauphin, chairman. James n.
Heinbuck and Miss A. V. Fought;
transportation committee, Miss A..
V. Fought. chairman, Charles F.
Kincheloe, A. H. Brown and j. A..
Hicks; school committee, A. II.
Brown, chairman. James NJ, Helm
buck, Miss A. v. Fought ana Mil
ton Conley; road committee, James
Fl. Heinbuck. chairman. A. r..
Brown, and Frank Shipley; build
ing committee, Doctor George 3.
Fadeley, chairman. A. H. Brown
and James HI Heinbuck; street com
mittee. Francis Comley, chairman;
light committee. Miss Il. ". Fought,
chairman, J. r. Brown and Frank
Shipley;. sanitation COMMITTEES. Fran
els Comley. A. II. Brown and Mel
vim Smith; entertainment commit
tee, Miss A. V. Fought, chairman;
welfare committee, Mrs. Charles r..
Kincheloe and publicity Melvin p.
Smith.
Following the election there was
much discussion regarding bus
service to the citizens living on Lee
Highway between Che:ryda;e and
Falls Cbnrch