The Washington times., 1925-08-05
B D CARRIES
ARLINGTON
COUNTY
Gets II More Votes Than
Mapp in Virginia Guber-
material Fight


ARLINGTON COUNTY. Aug. g.
State Senator Harry F. Byrd,
Democratic candidate for governor,
yesterday carried Arlington county
over his opponent. State Senator
q. Walter Mapp. by twenty-one
votes out of a total OF 1871 cast,
Byrd received 6s6 and Mapp 675.
The vote by precincts follows:
Cherrydale: Governor-Byrd. "a;
Mapp, 125. Attorney general-John
r. Saunders. 15S; Marvin Smithey,
%. Treasurer-A. H Williams, Ill;
John NJ. Purcell, S. House of
delegates-C Charles T. Jesse, 4S; L.
Garland Kendrick, So.
Clarendon-Byrd, $50: Mapp, AT.
Saunders. 252; Smithey. So. Will
liams. 153; Purcell, 155. Jesse, 148;
Kendrick, 146.
RossIyn-Byrd. So; Mapp, so.
Saunders, IS: Smithey, 20. Will
liams. 70, Purcell, 155. Jesse, 14S;
Kendrick, So.
Arlington-Byrd, 1o7: Mapp, ~.
Saunders, 139: Smithey, SO. Will
liams, 81; Purcell, 112. Jesse, 81;
-Kendrick, 80.
BaIlston-Byrd. 81: Mapp, 1917.
Saunders. 142: Smithey, 80. Will
liams, SO; Purcell, %. Jesse, 10;
Kendrick. 142.
Glencarlyn-Byrd. 25: Mapp, IL.
Saunders. 142; Smithey, 80. Will
liams, 20; Purcell, 16; Jesse, 10;
Kendrick, 81.
Del Ray-Byrd. 155; Mapp, Al.
Saunders, 161; Smithey. 80. Will
liams. IA; Purcell, rs; Jesse, 143;
Kendrick, SO.
Saunders, %; Smithey, 4. Williams.
II: Purcell, Is. Jesse, Is; Ken
East Falls church-Byrd, Is;
Mapp. 81. Saunders, IS; Smithey,
10. Williams, %; Purcell, rs. Jesse,
81; Kendrick. 9.
Virginia Highlands-Byrd, 26;
Mapp, Is. Saunders, IS: Smithey, 5.
Williams. %; Purcell. Is. Jesse. Is;
Kendrick, %.
Falls Church precinct In Fairfax
county-Byrd, 81; Mapp. So. Saun-
ders, "a; Smithey, 16. Williams, 81;
Purcell, 70. House of delegates
Franklin Williams, IS; H. Carlton
Hanes, IS.
With opposition only in three
precincts for membership on the
county Democratic committee,
Emery N. Hosmer was elected by
4 TO l over Mrs. Florence E. Can
non in Arlington precinct. the vote
being Hosner, 143; Mrs. Cannon,
Harry A. Fellows won over Will
liam w. Rucker, by a vote Of 81
to 81, and in Virginia Highlands,
J. w. Clayton received 80 votes
and James Burke, 10. Others elect
ed were William L. Bragg, Claren-
don; R. Bleakley James, Rosslyn;
John Lyons, Ballston; John l..
Milstead, Cherrydale; Robert L.
Walker. Carne school; r. r. Chew,
Glencarlyn, and Walter U. Varney,
Del Ray.
According to an announcement by
J. Frank Snyder, the regular band
concert by the Fort Myer Army
Band tomorrow night will include
many special features. The concert
will be given between the hours OF
and 9 o'clock in the public park
at Virginia and Taylor avenues.
Marriage licenses were issued
Tuesday by the clerk of the court
to William Hohein and Virginia E.
Kidwell, both of Clarendon, and
Morris w. McGhee and Mamie
Comley, of Cherrydale.
Plans for the Labor Day celebra-
ton. under the auspices of the
East Arlington volunteer fire de-
partment, to be held at the Capital
Horse Show grounds, at the south
end of the Highway bridge, are be-
ing rapidly completed, announced
Chief John Vollin.
The program will include base
ball game at IL o'clock between
the Pride of Arlington and Morn
ing Star teams.
The athletic events will include
1o0-yard dash, 220.yard dash, run
ming broad jump, potato race and
rescue race.
The principal speaker of the day
will be Henry George Johnson, of
Washington. Other speakers will
be Noble N. Thomas, John Z.
Fisher, d. B. Anderson, George A
Parker and p. j. Mitchell.
Music will be furnished by the
Elks Band of Alexandria.
The proceeds VIII De USED 10 pur-
chase needed equipment for the
department.
Answering a charge Of non-sup-
port before Judge Harry r.
Thomas, of the Domestic Relations
Oourt on Tuesday. Talbot Faux.
nae was ordered to pay the sum
OF SIS every two weeks for the
support Of his children.