The Washington times., 1925-01-06
ARLINGTON 60 /.
ROADS ARE
CLEARED
SIush Removed From Main
HighWaysC herrydaIe
Citizens Elect

CLARENDON. Va, Jan. 6.-To.
morrow night at o'clock the
+, newly elected officers of BaIlstOn
council, No. 221s Junior Order
United American Mechanics, viii
be installed by State District Depu-
ty Frank Sanderson, who will be
assisted by Past Senior Councillor
Howard A. Snaoot.
Those to be Installed are: Thomas
Edward Smoot, councillor; Joseph
King, junior past councillor; FL. 4.
McFall, vice councillor; John Will
liams, financial secretary; Willard
p. Devine, recording secretary; Rus
cell d. McEheAr, treasurer: Bernard
Talbot, inside sentinel; William =.
Miller, outside sentinel; John -.
Foster, conductor, and Fred Col
Inns, warden.
Officers will be elected at 4
meeting OF the CherrYdale Citizens
Association tomorrow night at
o'clock. Following the election, q
report from the special committee
on sewers, appointed some time
ago, consisting Of Doctor Edward
Mccarthy, as chairman, and incllld.
ing J. r. Mccormick and John w.
Milstead, on the feasibility Of con-
Meeting Cherrydale with the pro-
posed sewer systems win be heard.
The first meeting Of the new
year OF Edward Douglas White
council, Knights Of Columbus, will
Charles school tomorrow night at
| oSnIonIr
Doctor n. C.. CorbOtt announced
today that q special meeting Of
the officials of Arlington Presby-
terrain Church will be held Friday
night at the home Of Thomas i.
De Lashmutt, on Columbia pike ct
o'clock, at which time further
plans for the rebuilding Of the
church, which was destroyed by
fire, viii be made.
Giving e. hearing in police court,
e. r. Nicholson, employed by the
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele.
phone Company, charged with
violating the Sunday working laws,
was fined SIS and costs, totaling
$14.26, by Police Judge Harry r.
Thomas.
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Much progress was made today
by the county road department In
cleaning the roads Of slush and
snow.
All main highways leading into
washington were free Of snow
early In the afternoon. Much com
lnent was being made Throughout
the county by autoistg regarding the
utter disregard being given to the
cleaning OF both the Highway Bridge
and Key Bridge. The only part
clean is that which has been done
by the railroad companies.
The annual stockholders meet.
ing and election Of officers of the
Arlington Hail Association will take
place tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
in the Clarendon Community Hall.
plans looking to the completion OF
the new home Of the Arlington
Lodge, No. 1913, !. o. o. F., and
Clarendon Rebekah Lodge, No. 81,
will be made.
The building, estimated to cost,
$40 900, will be built at Wilson
boulevard and LIawton avenue.
The woman's Civic Club Of Clar-
endOn Will meet tomorrow at =
o'clock in the home of Mrs. 8. b.
Detwiler, on Spruce street.
Answering an emergency call yes
terday, Policeman John Burke
found r. l.. Shields, of Washington,
an employee Of the Speedox gasoline
station at South Washington, SUI
fering from q gunshot wound in
the leg. Shields was removed to
the hospital, where 1t was learned
his leg was broken.
Burke said an Investigation has
disclosed that Shields dropped
revolver from his pocket, firing the
cartridge