Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1926, Page 23

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CITIZENS ELECT Alton B. Carty Named Presi- dent—Efforts to Preserve Parkway Planned. At the annual election of officers of the Columbia Heights Citizens' ciation last night, Alton B. C: chosen president. Dr. Senec: was elected first vice president; beth A. Hayden, second vice president; | Leo Kershenbaum, treasurer and C. Phillips, secretary. Harley Speelman and W. B. Todd were elect- ed delegates to the Federation of Citi- zens’ Associations. The contest be- tween Francis J. Ford and John C. Mulford for second vice president re- sulted in a tie. A special election for this office will be held next month. Walter I. Swanton, the retiring presi- dent, was given a vote of thanks and appreciation for the manner in which he has conducted the affairs of the as- sociation for the past two vears. The Junior Orchestra, composed sons | was painfully burned. snd daughters of members of the as- soclation, gave a musical program while the balloting was In progress. J. | Harry Jones, F. Maloney, J. H. Sturgeon and Lew Peppler were | elected to mem| ip. President | Swanton presided. Strenuous efforts will be exerted by the assoclation to have the original | bullding lines in the section maint ed and it was decided to petition « gress directly in the matter. T gered manner in which the buildin line has been maintained is objection- able 1o the citizen ing patch of woodland in the Piney cn val- | Jey stll available for park purposes was urged in an action directing the committee on parks and lawns to| urge Congress and the Comm to take immediate steps to pres tract. The land le Tiger Bridge, it w be exploited for commercia and this activity it is Qesired to fore: stall. Piney Branch, Sixteenth Street | Highlands, Mount Pleasant and other associations in the neighborhood will be urged to aid in preserving the park- way. Maj. Wheeler Indorsed. Opposition to the Borland amend- ment providing for the assessment on abutting property owners for half of street paving costs was again voted and the association repeated its pre- vious_action by favoring unqualified repeal of the measure. Resolutions were adopted indorsing the activities of Maj. Raymond A. Wheeler, As ant Engineering Commission ing his assignment in Washington expressing regret at his leaving the post and wishing him success. | On recommendation of the public safety committee, the Public Utilities) Commission will be asked to issue an order compelling all transit companies operating busses in the city to bring the vehicles to a full stop before cross- | ing any street rallway lines. —_— e HOUSE MEMBERS NAMED. Powitions Are Filled on Sesquicen- tennial Commission. Speaker Longworth yesterday ap- inted the House members of the g:mulcenunnlll Commission for the celebration in Philadelphia. Majority Leader Tilson, Minority Leader Garrett, Representative Bacon of New York and Representative Moore of Virginia will serve on the commission. Seniors Are Pelted With Tomatoes by Harvard Freshmen By the Associated P ERIDGE, - ard_senior shower of eggs and tomatoes from the fresh- man class yesterday when they started their annual custom of heg- ging money from the under class- men for the senior picnic. Capt. M. A. Cheek of the Har- vard foot ball team and first mar- shal of the senior class, was one of the targets for the vegetables and produce that were hurled from steps of the Widener where the two clas year for their pictu A few minor figh one semior was . what appeared to I It was charged that h metal were thrown by the wen. - pieces of fresh- Curling Iron Burns Girl. 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