Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1926, Page 6

_MONDAY, JULY 13, 19%6. U s S e EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. G, ‘ VOTERS SEEK RELIEF |ERNEST-E. HERRELL | i S 4 S T DEVTSIR I A W i r MMIHEE SEEKS |"W Seramare PRECINCT| 4 ADS, GRAND JURY | 2o o :f?u& -;:,. St l Congestion at Clarendon Cause of |. ; : P N‘o\?u‘Yort avenus ‘northeast; James | utheest; Aaron Berl ) N %, 9 1| cHicAGO, July 12 M —Bound for : ‘ Move for Ashton Heights ' Justics Hoehling Names Members | . Ryon. 2806 ‘riietytourth place: : : i y that : and Lyon Park. © ¢ -~ A Royal Canadian air force, bcomarats Jup e Special Dispatch 40 The Star, 4 i b o " 2y < m v e Jowelry ot ot N :Mul ”ne:rd“:; ime com’mss'on, War De. ‘!_.uu‘\l)o‘l Va. :uh 12, : - Morgan, p 4y 4 room during the more than fifty | movement looking to the ‘establish. 5 + Rhode Isiand | b, oz T promote normal x . | ment of n_separate voting precinct in | Krnest E. .Herrell, president-of tlie i h & h.’- nat gripe or an- rtment and State Officers | arlington “County to relieve conges- | International = Finance lon, 3 3 3 t A noy. ine f{or rough, bletehy tion ut the Clarendon polls and for the | was selected ‘éoduy by Justice Hoehl C. €, Roberts, or p .krn, Money refunded if not Would Curb Sal | conVenience of residenta of Ashton|ing of the - Supreme Court strest mnortheast; James Clancy, Deing d 4 signs satisfastory. At al} druggists, oul uri ale. | Heights and Lyon Park, was launched | as foreman of the mew grand jury, K_street ' southeast; Albert A.| vately. 28c. 5 . 4 : W lat a meeting held Saturday night at | which. will investigate - charges_ of ' 717 Otls place; Charles Robey, % | the home of Richard Lee Eacho of - - the' Associated Press. | Ashton Heights. S ‘ NEW YORK, July 12.—Appoint A petition requesting the dlivsion of Jment of a joint committee of the the Clarendon and Arlington precincts ftional Crime Commission und the now used by the residents of the two| . «iwociation of State’'s Attorneys Gen-|communities was ordered preparedand eral to outline model legislation regu- | sent to Judge Sarnuel G. Brent of the mlnl the possession and use of | Circult Court and the chairman of the tols, was announced vesterday by [county electoral board. ¥ Trubee Davison, chairman. of the{ 1t was pointed out that the great XNational Crime Commission. distance to be traveled by residents of The joint. committee has invited|the two 'sections to the Arlington and (representatives of the War Depart-|Clarendon. polls was sufficient reason fment, the varlous smallarms mAPU-| ;) jteself to warrant the change. % acturers, the-American. Bankers' As- | My Facho, who presided, stated: woctation and the National Rifle and |"These two sections are rapidly. bufid: Pistol Association to work with it. ing up and the number of voters is . In announcing the appointment of {|ikewise increasing wnd whild many i % ‘the committee, Mr. on sald that | may have automobflés, those 4t “is entire for disrep- | e less fortunate in many in- ‘utable and sons to ob do not vote due to the dis- itain revolvers Y one cusé 3 ance they ave compelled to travel {least, machine gun t{Clarendon is now overcrowded, there | [ betng more than 800 registered vaters:” {Ashton Heights was represented at | Hugh McGrath and and, members of the S {",Wf; 1 Weston Al pasd il 40 Philip J. Merrick, jr.. and 3 e the Woman's Civie - . k had present Mrs, Brig. Gen. 8 E acho, Mrs. Lewis C. Carl and | (ignated to r partment and. James B, j JRESCAEy e AW, | depu manager of the Levi Wright Re-Elected President | : : ; of Ivy City Association ! > ;i ; ] s g , IN REISSUING PERMITS| .. wiight wes reetected IOy R ! ! UG dent of the Ivy City Citizens' Assocla. ; Mrafic Bureau Perfecting Plans |tion at a recent meeting held at the Y Alexander -Crummell School, when a | . e {. tor Distributing 150.000 Cards | reavest wan forwarded o ir. Susis § : i 3 oot s, playgrounds head, t ; 5 3 1 b %o Drivery Here. furnish the school with & pluwm«" A ' 4 § Tweive clerks to asist. the Tramc | € Wblch an instructor would be pro: & Here’s the get acq s ' fPureau in reissuing.; 000 auto * 3 e‘r N ¥ s nted o T intobile duvivers’ permits will. be ap: | dSieciation. S g ual e'o ' y 1y inted tomorrow by the District | . The association adopted a resolution i i | g i Batiming o e 3 combplete i week’ fpateneral, 4 (he et WL ST | meeiing for o’ Aret. Taeedsy th Y t Yy sa S Hive from the print shop. 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