Evening star., 1923-10-04
LYON IS CANDIDATE
FOR SUPERVISOR JOB
Arlington County Attorney Viii!
Run for Washington Dis
trict Berth.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
CLARENDON, Va, October Act
Ing on an appeal of many friends,
Frank Lyon, attorney of Washington
and Arlington county, yesterday an
nounced his candidacy for Washing
ION districts berth on the board of
supervisors. one of the many county
offices to be filed at. the coming No
rember election.
The appeal to Mr.. Lyon came IN the
form of resolution. which was
adopted and signed by the following:
George G. CroSSman, Ernest w. Cush-
ing: Thomas A. Hodgson. p. NJ. Rixey.
II NJ. Brown. Robert J. Formal. L NJ.
Iiodgson. Lawrence Mans, Frank Up
man. Mauzy Bowers. Walter F. Weaver.
w. G.. Shipman, John NJ. Morris and
a. G. Rice.
Fayors County Manager.
Mr.. Lyon stated today that he
wished the voters to be advised that
is he is elected he will make every
endeavor to have appointed county
manager, who shall be under the di-
1ect supervision of the board of su-
pervisors.
Veterans came into existence last
night at a we'll attended meeting at
the home of Mrs. W. w. Synder, on
Clarendon avenue, Clarendon, Va.
Ashton c. Jones had the honor of be-
ing elected as the new organization's
first commander Other elections re-
suited as follows: w. w. French
adjutant; Turner Henley. treasurer.
Invaluable aid in organizing the
camp was given by Russell Fravel. an
officer of the Sons of Confederate
Veterans of Washington, who was in
troduced to the meeting by Lloyd
Everett. A committee. consisting of
w. w. French, Turner Henley, George
ID. Lee and Lawrence Douglas, was
appointed to draft the bylaws.
Arrangements have about been
completed for card party to be
given by Mary Washington Chapter.
No. so. o. E. s.. at Clarendon Citizens
Hall Friday evening at o'clock.
A check for $979.50 has been turned
over to division headquarters of
American Red Cross by Arlington
Chapter. this being the result Of the
latter's work in behalf Of the Japa-
tributions in the county to this cause
were as follows: Mary Washington
Chapter o. Z. s.. $40; Baptist Church
of Clarendon, s16.s0: Arlington Pres
byterian. Church. $i4.25, and Mrs H.
II. Butler. IS. The chapter announces
crous response of the citizens in this
drive and urges a like support for
the coming Red Cross roll call.
Henry Parker has been appointed
registrar IOT 1dTIle pTeCinCl 10 sue
ceed Henry Arthur Linn, resigned.
This precinct. 1t Is said. takes In the
Washington County Club subdivision.
Opportunity to Register.
Mrs. George II. Rucker, registrar
for Clarendon precinct. announces
that she will be at the Clarendon Of
ice OF the George II. Rucker Com
pany Saturday between the hours Of Z
am. and 8 pm. for the convenience OF
citizens who have not registered, but
who must do so on that date or before
II they are 20 participate In the No
Ncnibcr elections. She may be found
after q o'clock. she states. at her home,
on Wilson boulevard.
Tho Cherrydalc Republican club
was organized last night at a meeting
nf republicans held In the real estate
Offices of Warner a. Mccormick,
,'hcrr,dal" Albert ~ I.sidiow was
elected president of the club u, II.
''ole, vice prusldeni, and y ~. Ne:
Z orBlck, treasurer. The cluh will
sks an active paft To- the campaign
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