The Washington times., 1921-10-30
EXPECT DEBATE
!. Of CANDIDATES
I IN CHERRYDALE
Col. Anderson. Republican Nom
inee for Governor Of Virginia,
Challenges TrinkIe.

CLARENDON. Va, Oct. 29.-The
first OF a series OF joint debates be-
tween Col. Henry Anderson and State
Senator K. Lee Trinkle. Republican
and Democratic gubernatorial nom'-
nees of Virginia respectively. may
take place In Cherrydale next Tpes-
day night.
a Col. Anderson is scheduled TO make
an address there on that evening ana
friends OF Senator Trinkle In Arlihs
ton county are endeavoring to have
him accept the challenge 10 Soint
debate issued by the q. o. p. nominee
day or so ago.
The challenge sent out by Colonel
Anderson came about as the result OF
particularly strong charges made py
Senator Trinkle against Virginia re
publicans In connection with the race
Text Of Challenge.
Tho challenge. sent out from Repub-
ncan headquarters In Hichmond foi-
lows:
"The press reports you as practi-
cally devoting your discussion of Is
sues In this campaign to the race
question and that you are misrepre-
senting the Republican party In Its
position, which is clearly set forth In
the Norfolk platform. In the circum-
stances, / hereby renew my challenge
for joint debates daily from now until
the close of the campaign at places
and times mutually agreeable. at
which time we will discuss this race
question before the people of Virginia.
In the meantime, will you join me in
requesting removal of the negro
judges appointed by Democratic cleo
toral boards at Charlottesville and
other points in the State, to represent
the Republican party over Its protests,
and the substitution of representative
Republicans in their places to pass
upon the rights of the white people OF
Virginia to vote?
'(SigneO
tHENRY w. ANDERSON"
Arlington county Democrats are es-
pecially anxious that at least two de-
bates be held in this vicinity and have
wired Senator Trinkle for information
as to whether he will take the plat,
form with his opponent. A reply had
not been received up to late Saturday
night. q
The Fairfax county Democratic COM
mittee has announced that rallies will
be held in the following places during
the coming week: Monday. Herndon,
s p. m; speakers, Congressman r.
Walton Moore and Otis Bland, Of the
First Virginia district. Tuesday. p.
m, Thompsons; speakers, Walter T.
Oliver. F. D. Richardson and George
B. Robey. Wednesday, Baileys Cross
Roads, p. M; speakers. Walter II.
Oliver and Wilson M. Farr. Thursday,
Vienna, In Bouton Hall, p. M; speak
ers, r. Walton Moore, DR.. Charles +.
Russell and Harris Hart, State super
intendent OF public instruction Fri
day, Lorton, 8 p. M; speakers, Walter
T. Oliver,s E 8. McCandlish and
George, b. Rob1y. Saturday. Mclean,
p. m.yspeakerB. c. B. Garnett, w. M.
Farr, Dosglas Msclpll and F. s. Nc
A -spJendid ,hard-surfaced road is
now open between Falls Church and
Georgetown. Washington street, in
Falls Church. has been rebuilt from
the corporation line south to Broad
street, and gives link giving access
to one of the best thoroughfares in
this section.
Ten Odd Fellows lodges Of this
section have organized into body
called the Northern Virginia Odd
Fellows Association. DIR. j. Lee
Allison Is president and e. c. Doyle
yice-president of the new organiza-
ton. 1t was due to the efforts of
the new organization that the mon-
ster Odd Fellows meeting was held
at Alexandria last week. A similar
event is planned for next year. E.
C. Doyl, w. L. Bragg, e. L, Ben
nett and w. B. Huffman are mem
hers of Arlington Lodge, Clarendon.
that belong to the new association
At the, next meeting Of Arlington
Lodge, l. o. o. F., Capt. Keith Car
lin. who was recently initiated into