Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 36

36 : ADANS REELECTED BY CITIZENS' GROUP Conduit Road - Association Urges Extension of Ca- thedral Avenue. Tobert E. Adams was re-elected prest dent of the Canduit Read Citizens’ As-| St Davia’s Other om-| 3 i vice president. | Dement; second vice president. Mre. §. L. Dimonson: treasurer. M. Rfummers, and secretary, W. F. Holt greave. C! Biker and Miss Cora Van elected delega to the Fed n of Citizens' A ciations. { Reviewing the work of the associa tion, Mr. Baker commented on the Aactiv zens’ groups in an ef- fort to have lezisiation enacted pro viding residents of the District of Co- Jumbia with the vight of suffrage. He pointed to the enactment of the| National Capital Park and Plannin Commission act as the most impo; tant piece of legislation affecting the| District passed at the present session | of Congress. The members were urged | to use every effort 10 promote the cause of suffrage. and were advised that with each succeeding session of Congress the chances for the right of the ballot grow brighter. | Resolutions were adopted request ing the Park Plannin l‘nmmlsnlm!l fo arrange for cuit through and extending Cathedral nue itz entire length from the junction of Massa.| chusetts and Wisconsin avenues to Potomac avenue.. Tt s also re solved to 1 the erection of a high-| elevation bridge. with attractive ap-! proaches to replace the present Chain erier place in the Dis. trict lne § An ap the Com missioners for the cing of a per manent concrete xide along at least one side of the €' 1s hoped to ha before another sociation is to roake stréenuous effort to have four portable school buildings | placed on appropriate sides for the accommodation of the increased pop-! nlation of the community to be ready for the September opening of schools. Concurrence was voied in (he appeal of the Fedel ns’ Asso- ciations for 1o increase dues from £ ). ‘The president was directed to com municate with the White Haven At letic Club and to pledze the suppor of the association to the endea B the athletes in the community. An effort will be made to have the Zoning Commission place ilix piotioll sround at the jun of Reservoir | road and Conduit r n A restricted k Planning | it for park pur-! ve was decided upon | forts 1o erect a gasoline n_on the plot. L. C. Drake. Dr. John .I. Mat. | liis R. King and Linn €. Drake | were elected 1o membership. Presi. | dent Adams presided. ! WOMEN WILL ACCOMPANY PARTY EXPLORING BRAZIL Mrs. Marshall Field and Mrs. | Grace Thompson Seton Going With Chicago Museum Group. By the Associated Prese CHICAGO, May 28.—The fyeasure of Brazil's jungles and specimens of flora and fauna of the Andes Moun- tains and the lower reaches of the . Amazon will be the goal of the Mar =hall Field RBrazilian Expedition of the Tield Mnseum. which sails in three weeks for S8outh America. Animals, geological specimens and hotanical prizes from the wilds of central and southern Brazil and adjacent countrj will be collected hy the party, announced todi director of the Field N Two women will he me the expedition, Mrs. Marshall Field. nfficial ph apher. and Mrs. Grace Thompson on, historian. The expedition will sail June 19 from New York on the Pan-American. The expedition is being financed hy | Capt. Marshall Field. ITALY TO BAR BLASPHEMY | New Penal Code in Moral Progrnm‘. Will Make It a Crime. ROME, May 28 (#).—Blasphemy | will be considered a crime under the | new penal codé now being prepared, Minister of Justice Alfredo Roceo yes. terday said in the Chamber of Depu- ties in résponse Lo a question. 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