The Washington times., 1925-09-12
D. c. POLICEMAN
ARRESTED IN
ARLINGTON
Officer C.. &. Daniels and Mrs.
Evelyn Thompson Accused
of Drunkenness

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Sept. II.
Officer. G. E. Daniels, of Lyon
Park. a member of the Washing
ION Police Department, and Mrs.
Evelyn Thompson, OF Fort Myer
Heights, were taken to the Airing
ton county jail yesterday by Sheriff
Howard B. Fields and Officer John
r.. Burke, on charge Of being under
the influence of liquor. Daniels
was found in the home OF Mrs.
Thompson by Sheriff Fields. who
upon searching the premises, found
ten gallons of falleged corn liquDr.
Hearing on the case before Ponce
Judge w. Thomas French today
resulted in Daniels being fined So
end costs, totaling $28.25. on charge
of being under the influence of
i;ouor. The case of Mrs. Thompson
was continued until Tuesday. She
is charged with intoxication and
Illegal possession of liquor.
Captain Bean. Of the Second
precinct, and Inspector Shelby, who
we're notified of the arrest by
Fields. were at the Jail yesterday
and. according to Fields, discharged
Daniels from the force. He was
relieved Of his equipment by Cap
tain Bean.
Considerable business will come
before the regular monthly meet
ing of the board of supervisors to
be held at the court house Monday,
said William c.. Cloth today, the
most important of which will be
the hearing on the oil tanks locat-
ed at Rosslyn This matter will
be taken up by the board at 2
o'clock.
Representatives of the several
companies will be present and. lit
Is my intention to insist that these
storage tanks be placed under
ground that the citizens of Ross
Iyn and surrounding territory be
protected from fire" said Mr.. Cloth.
The cornerstone of the new Bap-
fist Church of Cherrydale will be
laid tomorrow at ! O'Clock by the
Cherrydale Lodge of Master Masons.
State Senator Frank L. Ball will
deliver the principal address.
According TO Sheriff Howard 2.
Fields. Herbert Wilson, one of the
three men charged with stealing an
automobile from William Lamond,
Of Penrose, last Friday, has been
located in Baltimore, where he is
being held.
Commonwealth Attorney William
G. Cloth said today that a warrant
6or Wilson's arrest has been for
Rarded to Baltimore. and that he
has prepared requisition papers
which will he forwarded to Gov
eronr K. Lee Trinkle al once.
Wilson. with two other men.
went t0-the home of Lamond. Mr.
Cloth said. representing themselves
-
I'm Baltimore, claiming that there
was $50 due on the automobile.
The car was in the garage which
was locked and. over the protest
o. Mrs. Lamond. who, is ALLEGED,
was struck with blackjack, they
are said to have broken open the
door and stolen the car.
Fire from an overheated oil
stove destroyed the home of Janaes
Holmes, near Ballston, yesterda V
afternoon, causing damage esti
mated al 50 500. Engines fioTl
Ballston. Clarendon and Cherrydale
responded.
The Reverend george G.. Field
ing, pastor of the Clarendon Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, will hold
two special services tomorrow. At
the IL o'clock service he w II speak
20 the students and nurses, taking
as his subject THE Joy of an Edu.
cation" In the evening the mem
bers of the Ku 'Klux Khan of Ar.
lington county will attend in a
body. and he will preach on What
Makes Our Country a Great Coun
try"
Plans are now under WAY for
more than 200 members of the Ku
Klux Khan from Arlington county
headed by the band from Khan No
8, of Ballston, to attend "Klar
Day" Friday at the airfax fair.
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