The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-17
ARLINGTON co .
HAS LARGE
DOCKET
Grand Jury WiIIPass on Sixty
five Indictments at
This Term

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Oct. IT,
With the opening of the October
term Of circuit court of Arlington
copnty Monday, Judge Samuel G..
Brent will be confronted with the
largest criminal docket in the his
tory Of the county.
The grand jury, composed of NJ.
Abel, s. B. DeVaugiln, John Nc
Kericher, J. A. B. Shuster, r. C.
Bailinger, o L. Byse, J w. Head,
s. p. Workable, A. c. McMillen, e.
c. Raymond, J. G. Pepper, A. r.
Snyder, Julius Marcy, P. M. Simp-
son and Frank Upman, will have
before them IS indictments and,
with those continued from last
term of the court, there will be at
least ninety cases.
In addition to the criminal dock
ct, the divorce court will convene
October "a, with ia cases, out Of
322 cases on the chancery docket.
Arlington county's divorce court
will be held each Saturday morning
converting at 10 o'clock, during the
term.
The annual Ladies Night" at
Columbia lodge, No. 285, A. r. and
A. M. will be held tonight in the
Masonic Temple at Clarendon.
Plans now are being made for
a bronze plate by the Francis
Wallis chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, said
Mrs. Wallis today, in memory Of
the men of Cherrydale and vicinity
who gave their lives in the world
war.
Arrangements are being made
for the American legion and other
Organizations in the county to take
part in the dedication services.
The bronze plate will bear the
names of Lieutenant John Lyon,
Lieutenant T. C. Newman, Fred.
erick Wallis Schutt, Archibald
Waters and William and Harry r..
Verznillion
Mrs. Charles w. White, Of Rose
mont, suffered cuts on the head
when struck by a truck operated
by Walter Jeter, of 1910 Thirteenth
street northwest, Washington, at
the intersection OF the Washington
AlGXdIQEId TOdA elAl0 AAO"VA 49,
nue.. Potomac, yesterday.
Mrs. White was taken to the
Alexandria Hospital, where her
Injuries were dressed and her con-
dition pronounced not serious.
Jeter was arrested by Town Ser
geant A. r. Driscoll and charged
with reckless driving and colhding.
He will be given hearing to-
night at 6 o'clock before Mayor
Charles Adams.
At a meeting of the executive
committee of the Arlington County
Business Mems Association, with
President Joseph L. May presiding,
held last night, plans We're dis:
cussed and recommendations will
bel submitted at meeting Wed.
nesday night for the association
part in the general cleanup cam
paign now being carried on by the
cleaner county committee, the week
Of October 26, and for the "At
Home Day" to be held November l.
The Francis Wallis Chapter of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution will meet at the home
of Mrs. William A. Pierce, Of West
Falls Church, Tuesday night at 3
o'clock, at which time delegates
and asternates will be. elected to
attend the State conference which
convenes in . Fredericksburg, No
vember to 6 inclusive.
A marrige license was issued yes.
terday to Edward E. Dwyer and
Ruby Warwick Armstrong, both OF
Potomac.
Howard A. Smoot and Frank U.
Sanderson, of Ballston, will leave
tomorrow for Staunton, Va, az
delegates from the Ballston coun.
ell No. 221. Junior Order United
American Mechanics, to attend the
annual State convention which con.
venes Tuesday.
TRAVELLERS AID DRIVE
GETS UNDER WAY TONIGHT
The $4,000 campaign for funds
to carry on the current years