Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1925, Page 41

CITY'S HIGHEST SITE IS URGED FOR PARK Fifty-Two-Acre Reno Tract Ideal for Purpose, Tenley- town Citizens Are Told. The proposed plan for acquiring the tract of land known as Reno and its subsequent transformation into a park was outlined by Lieut. James L. Giles of the Tenleytown substation of the seventh police preci of Cathedral Heigh viation In St. Albans' Parish Hall last bight. He said that when the tract of 52 acres was subdivided and laid out fhearly 50 years ago the highway act Was not in existence and no - tions were placed on the project, and #8 a result some of the strects are but 30 feet in width and run at all sorts of angles. From a traflic standpoint, the section is dangerous, as some of the houses have exits right on the highway, with no sidewalks. A sani fary condition prevails which is, ¢ menace to the health of the commu- nity, he said, in that few of the fiouses have water in them Highest Point in District. situated, he said Reno is ideally ed reservoir fa- for the prop ilities and vighest point are 146 houses in the section, most of which are in an un Iy condition. Lieut. Giles said zented in Congres: sion by Repr Senator Capper, the purport of which will be to enlarge the reservoir ca Jacity to insure ample water supply n the Northwest suburban scction Othere improvements are to include | school, athlatie fie sbservation tower and tion voted indersement to the George R. Wales, recently elected to the Citizens’ Advi Council, re- sponding to felicitations, said the rouncil’s k would not be one of *asy accomplishment. He intimated THE EVENING STAR, IN RABBITBORO—Yes, Bennie Buckstein—That’s Different. AFTER WE ARE MARRIED . 1LL SHARE AlLL YOUR TROUBLES AND SORROWS . OLlD DEAR !: HAPPY.DARLING ? costs Uncle Sam $1,740,000 vearly to look up addresses on 200,000,000 mis- directed letters. All this vast mendous amount Swanton, president of the Columbia | Heights Association, was read, in which the association was congratu- lated on Mr. Wales' success and the | hope exprassed that, with the aid of the council,” the City of Washington would become one of the most beau- tiful in the world. Mr. Powell, a delegate to th cration of Citizens' Associatic BETTER MAILING WEEK ISSET FOR JUNE 1 TO 7 im and the tre- _— work required by = i 3 's the Postmaster $2,000,000 Lost by Public Yearly od and the dead in Misdirected Letters and mail carri Parcels, parcel we voice opinions is very convenient Criticism should be withheld, he said if the opportunity is not embraced This being the last meeting of the association until October, Pr H. M. Frampton reviewed t complishments of the organiz: during the yvear and outlined y for the coming Winter sessions. Her- man H. B. Meyer was elected to membership. today sent out di masters of the Natio to newspapers, the public picture houses to help observe Better ons to the Maling week in order to wipe out t “appalling loss occasioned by s NAUSEA - of SEAamTRAIN SICKNESS Nothing will contribute more to the eomfort and pleasure of your trip than Mothersill's. No matter how rough the voyage or rocky the ride, you can prevent all symptoms of Dausea and enjoy your experiences. 75¢c. & $1.50 at Drug Stores or dire® on receipt of Price The Mothersiil Remedy Co.. New York to the dead c office last that 803,000 parcels went to the same place, that 100,000 letters are pl in m-m . e Commisgioned in Reserve. Commissions in the Officers’ Re- serve Corps of the Army have been issued by the War Department to Bar- nard L. Jarman, 815 Connecticut ave nue, as a major in the Medical Corps letters, th 800 in cheokn, Grafis and mone) rs never reach their ntended owners each year and that it WASHINGTON, shed if each picce of | d and cach | : zens' Assoc 2 y a ssed and | plored criticism of the Citize - 0/ 16 7 Bk bosh des 3 —_— | visory Council and the federation dune &t 37 dis g 7"'_“"‘,'""”'1 e 2 not being representative of the cit- ey o SHaTt Ao ave e K izenry of the District. Citizens’ or- rear to Uncle §: g ganizations, he said, are open to|ios of 2 o Sornaiban ENJOY YOUR TRIP everybody and the opportunity to 5 y S, -4 : Postmaster G 1 Harry §. New Y z g = D. FRIDAY, BY ALBERTINE RANDALL BUT | HAWEN'T ANY TROUBLE S, HONEY- BUNCH i 1 sAID AFTER WE WERE MARRIED ! carefully wrapped and tied with a stout cord. Velvet Kmd ICE CREAM J 'S Cleaning & Repairing ¢ Oriental &Damestic Rugs NESHAN G. HINTLIAN 1206 18th N.W.—At Conn. 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