Evening star., 1925-09-13

CLARENDON, Va, September -
tSpeciaD The Arlington County
delegates to the State Republican con-
vention, consisting of r. ID. MacPher-
son. l.. c. MACPHERSON. II. B. Mason.
t. d. Bailie. Col J. G. Pepper, S. H.
Yorkdale, +. w. Pumphrey. A. H.
Laidlaw, J. r. Mccormick. w. w.
Wright, Carl A. Marshall Mrs. Mary
Lockwood and Mrs. Mary White, have
returned from Roanoke, much pleased
with the spirit of harmony prevailing
during the session and particularly on
the action of the convention in placing
one of their members, Carl A. Mar
shall of Lyon Park, on the ticket for
lieutenant governor as running mate
for Col. II. w. Anderson. Mr.. Mar
shall is "a native of Carroll County.
Va. graduate of Lynchburg College
and George Washington Law School
and has taken an active part in politi-
cal and civic affairs.
The September meeting of the board
of supervisors will be held at the
courthouse Monday. when the ques-
ton of location of the county property
yards. against which there has arisen
considerable opposition, will be taken
up. Petitions are to be presented
protesting against the location at Fort
Myer Heights, and it is reported that
a tract near Four Mile Run is to be
offered. Representatives. of the vari-
Gus oil companies having storage
tanks in ROSSlyn have been requested
to appear to discuss the adyisability
of placing their tanks underground.
Robert +. Lee Camp. knights of the
Maccabees. was instituted in Claren-
don Community Hall last night by j.
l.. Turner. general supervisor of the
order. The charter list contains "a
names, including State Senator Frank
l.. Ball. Delegate c. T. Jesse, County
Treasurer r.. Wade Ball Commissioner
of Revenue Harry X. Green and G.
A. Marshall. Republican nominee for
lieutenant governor of Virginia. After
comforting degrees by a combined
team from Washington and Alex
andria camps, the tent was organized
and the following officers elected: Past
commander, Edward w. Newman: ::
commander, c. r. Taylor; lieutenant
commander, Arthur NJ. Dawson, record
keeper, Lyman Kelly; sergeant, p. r.
Burke; master-at-arms, Sam K. Tay-
lor; sentinel, J. Z. Roberson chaplain,
c. p. Oliver; first picket, J. r. Law
renee; second picket, G.. II. McCrillis;
trustees. Carl \. Marshall, +. l.. Ben
nett and Thomas Crack. The place
and meeting nights will be determined
upon on receipt of report of the trus-
tees. George Zieber of Washington,
deputy State commander, was assisted
in the organization by A. Parke Payne
and A. S. Woodland.
St Charles Catholic School at Clar-
endon has opened fo.' its third year
with an increased attendance. Sister
Frances has returned as head of the
school and she viii be assisted by Sis
ters Catherine, Elizabeth and Aquina.
Citizens Meet Monday Night.
The semi monthly meeting of Clar-
endon Citizens Association will be
held Monday night in Community
Hall.
The initiatory degree, postponed by
Arlington Lodge of Odd Fellows due
TO the visit of the grand master last
Tuesday night, will be conferred on
a large class next Tuesday night.
Plans are to be discussed at this meet
ing for the lodges participation in the
Northern Virginia Association meet
ing at Culpeper October 7. Frank
Davis, chairman of the pep" com