Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
CLARENDON.

CLARENDON, Va. Februar 2(spe-
ciaO.-The total assets OF T. caar.
holding company for the Clarendon
Citizens Association. are placed at
$19,13L62 by the report OF the special
auditing committee of the latter body,
of which C. r. Taylor is chairman.
The liabilities are given by the re-
port. which is of December 81, as
$7,042.10, making the assets in ex-
cess of the liabilities $12,0S9.52.
Members of the corporation and as
ISOLATION are elated over the show
ing. pointing out that all that Is
owned by the association has been
accumulated by the efforts of its
members and the moral and financial
support of the citizens Of the town.
both male and female, in less than
two years.
ton are embraced in a realty venture
made by the organization with the
purchase of Clarendon Citizens Hall,
and are segregated as follows: Prop
erty, real estate, $17,9SS.95, including
| original cost of building of $4,000
tfons and betterments of $3,963.S0;
equipment, exclusive of fire equip
ment, $1,000. rents receivable, $11950;
cash on hand, $23.17.
List of Liabilities.
The liabilities of the corporation,
according to the report, include the
| following: r. S. Jones, first trust
$4,000; A. c. Jones. second trust
! S3,092.79; A. J. Porter, $3S1.73; Will
liam NJ. Morgan. s705; jerks Stove
! Company. $36; A. NJ. Thomson, $21.Sl
Rosslyn Gas Company, sag.
The secretary read letter from
/ w. j. Ingram, Arlington district su-
4 rnys tenv Ntt-f 1nt to- lN.1
! association urging improvements to
the sidewalk from Clarendon avenue
| to the schoolhouse, in which he
| states that he appreciates the need
I of improvement and that 1t will be
| given attention just as soon as 1t Is
| possible to do so.
| Complaint Of the lack of clean and
I, comfortable waiting room at the rail-
way terminal in Clarendon was con-
! tanned in a letter read and signed by
| Mrs. Joseph G. Anderson and Edith H
| Anderson. following which the meeting
| voted the appointment of a committee
| empowered to take whatever steps nee
essary to remedy the condition. A. ID
Langley and J. Thomas Manning were
| assigned to this committee.
| c. r. Taylor paid the Clarendon
! Parent-Teacher Association and the
Clarendon Women's Civic League E
| high tribute for their activities look.
| ing to the betterment of conditions
|
| with reference to school matters. He
also announced that the latter or.
! ganization is attempting to arrange
| for weekly collection of garbage
| and trash through the cooperation
, of the board of supervisors.
Letter on Memorial Bridge.
A letter from the Highland Park
| Citizens Association with reference
| to the Arlington memorial bridge
| project and urging the association tC
| take such action as will let Senator
| Swanson and Representative Moore
understand that the greatest reliance
/ for the success of the proposal Is
placed upon them and calling atten-
| ton to the benefit to be derived from
| such A bridge by the citizens OF Ar
| lington county was referred to the
| executive committee.
| The committee arranging Tor the
! big stag smok er-me citing to be hello
/ February 20 to stimulate interest In
the work of the association reported
progress.
Arrangements are-proxressing for
/ the minstrel show and dance to be
given by the Edward Douglass White
, Council, knights of Columbus. at St
! Charles School Hall the evening OF
| February II, and which is to be re
peated the following evening
| knights of Columbus Hall in WASH
| ington. The show, according to an
nouncement, will be under the direc-
! ton of George Dowden, well known
| Washington director and star END
man. The other end men Will be
| John Fitzgibbons, Lee Monkey and
i Eugene Shreve Bernie Fitzgerald
star of stop Thief" now playing in
Washington, will be interlocutor
The Moose Orchestra will furnish
music The committee on arrange
ments is composed of John Spates
: chairman: Thomas F. Dolan, Charles
O'Brien, Bernard Fegan, Joseph Du-
gan. Louis Metzger, B. F. Toulette
| Thomas Miller and Jerry Flanagan