The Washington times., 1924-10-25
WOMAN VOTERS
Or ARLINGTON
Meet
Representatives Of Leading
Political Parties Are
Heard

CLARENDON. Va. oct. 25.or.
gahizsd women,s voters Of Airing
ton county met yesterday in the
Clarendon community han and dis
ctlssed the issues Of the leading
political parties.
Edward Young the first speaker
representing the progressives
predicted that Virginia would 50
Cor La Toilette.
Edgar 8. Snyder, United states
deputy marshall, for the District Of
OF the Republican party, attacked
the progressive party, saying Il was
the socialist and labor party.
Congressman William G. Landlord
Of Georgia said that the Democratic
party stands for the masses, that
e was better to. protect the labor.
ing classes than Those higher up.
The meeting was presided over
BY Mrs. Catharine NJ. Rogers, presl-
dent. It was announced that this
would be the only meeting that the
women voters would hold in Airing
ton county.
John g. Cayanaugh, recently
elected grand knight Of Douglas
White Council. knights OF Colunl-
bus, OF Arlington county, an.
noInced the appointment Of Mark
a. Mattare, Of Ballston, as lecturer
of the council for the coming year.
Announcement OF the annual bali
to be given by the Edward Douglas
White Council, OF Knights Of CO.
Iunbus, November 8. In the audi
forum OF st. Charles school, was
made last night.
I. The committee on arrangements
ID headed by Thomas Crack, as
chairman and includes Bertram TOu-
lotte. a. ~ Millxs, Joseph Brown.
Jack a. Spates and William Z. Nc
Qoskley.
The annual election OF officers
viii be the outstanding business
at the meeting Of the Cherrydale
Leagtie Of Women Voters. The
Meeting win b held Monday night
ct the home Of Mrs. Ernest Shreye.
Following tlbe election Of officers
Mrs. r. N. Davidson win read
paper ON 'aThe Amendments to
the Constitution" and Mrs.. ]. II.
Walton, will read paper on the
Public Welfare Activities u Viz,
ginia. :
Al the annual election Of Off
Gers OF the Fort MyeK Parent
Teachers Association, Mrs. Henry
Gilbert, Of Park lane was elected
president. Other officers elected
werei Mrs. Scott, OF Aurora
Heights, vice presidents Mrs. Hart.
o. Clarendon, secretary, and Mrs.
Keys, Of Colonial Heights, treas.
urer. Following the election plans
for the school year were dis.
cussed.
The Arlington County Volunteer
Fire Association win hold its month
y meeting Monday night ct Falls
Church.
Charged with being under the In.
nuence Of liquor J. J. Ames and +.
z. Lynch appeared before Judge
Harry r. Thomas yesterday ana
were fined S2S.75. In addition to
the fine J. p. Lyon, who claimed
the liquor found by Officer ]. n.
Burke, who made the arrest on
searching the taxi In which they
were riding, was held for the action
OF the grand Jury ut the December
term OF court. He was iatse re-
leased on $3.50 bond. Russell Gels
ling. A. M. Swain, 8. Carr, and II.
Ponton, each forfeited $40, for violat.
ing the speed laws Of Arlington
county.
A special meeting Of C0lumbia
Lodge No. 2S6, A. r. and A. NJ,
win be held tonight in the Masonic
Temple at Clarendon at 7:30. Off
GERS and members Of lodges in
District No. /, which includes Alex
andria, Del Ray, Kemper, Manas.
sas and Clifton, viii be- guests.
The Master Mason's degree win
be conferred by officers Of District
No. l. The principal speaker OF
the evening win be Charles Fl.
Callahan, grand master Of Masons
Of Virginia.
The evening program win be con.
cluded with q banquet to be served
In the Clarendon Community Hal
by the Eastern Star.
More than 800 attended the SUP.
per given last night in the town
hall at Potomac by the Ladies Ala
Society OF the Del Ray Baptist
Church. The proceeds WIN be used
to aid in paying off the mortgage
on the parsonage.
The semi-monshly meeting OF the
Park Lane Citizens Association will
be held tonight IN Lake Hall on
Lee Highway, at 8 o'clock.
It IL announced by the enter.
tAinment committee that a Halo
ween dance will be held Tuesday
night.
Gas Kills Man
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. u.s.
One aged man was asphyxIated
and another rescued when escap-
fvaev illYiVTni,aot ting 0aa WAS Aofno3nd