Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1930, Page 30

B—14 CITIZENS APPROVE MARKET MEASURE Also Ask D C Heads for Improvement of Alaska Avenue Triangle. ‘The Scxteenth Street Heights Citizens’ Association, meeting in Northminster Chapel, Alaska avenue and Kalmia street, last night voted approval of the proposed bill of Senator Capper to pro- vide an appropriation for the purchase of a market site. Resolutions were adopted urging the Commissioners to improve the triangle park at Alaska lvenue. Holly and Thirteenth streets by planting of shrubs and flowers. iss Sybil Baker of the Community cenur Department described the activ- ities of the department and urged the uubllahment. of a center in ais sec- tion. The association hopes to obtain a pemnnent structure to replace the table echools at Fourteenth and almia streets. It was declared that these buildings have less than the re- quired number of pupils to war- rant a new building, but parents who object $e the portables and send their children to the overcrowded Takoma School were blamed. A school census is to be taken and efforts con- tinued for improved school conditions. Communications were received from District authorities promising improve- ments to streets and curbings as funds become available for the work. Joseph Wilson, president of the asso- clation, presided. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR PLANNING BIG BALL Competitive Drill February 4 Ex pected to Draw 3,000 Fra- ternity Members. The general committee for the Knights 'l‘unphr competitive drill and grand ball February 4, the personnel of ‘which has just been announced by Eu- ne E. chairman, will be l’vulht together snt-urdny n!,xht for lh‘ jon of final arrangements for the Prelent indications forecast the most ;(retentlauuy staged meeting of local nights Templar in recent years. The ‘Washington Auditorium will be used and the entire membership of the fraternity, numbering morethan 3,000, is expected to_attend. ‘The meeting is being held under the general supervision of Charles F. Rob- commander of t.he District | jurisdiction. Mr. Thomp- charge. of the committee, listed by follow: Wuhlngwn ery, James G , George H. Townsend, William T ’ Ballard, Chlrlu ‘W. Pimper and Hugh L. Mur- ll; Columbia Commandery, Dr.Frank ! Gibson, L. Whiting Estes, Charles D. Shackelford, Edward J. Hibbs and P. Raymond Boesch; Potomac Command- . Reeve, Willlam H. L. Brewton and Charles W. Sherier; De Molay Com- mandery, J. Fred Huber, Gratz E. Dun- kum, George A. Ross and George I Laizure; Orient Commandery, Otto B. Roepke, Edwin B. Hesse, Roland M. lrovn. John D. McDuffie and Robert McP. Milans; Brightwood Commandery, Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, Jasper N. Baker and Fred E. Blood. Joseph H. Milans, generalissimo, is an ex-officio member. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, -D. C. WEDNESDAY, s JANUARY 15, 1930. COHEN LOSES HIS FIGHT FOR PARTY LEADERSHIP Colored Controller of Customs in Louisiana Defeated in Contest With G. 0. P. Central Committee. By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, La,, January 15— A two-year fight by the faction of Wal- ter Cohen, colored controller of cus- toms, to retain leadership in the Re- publican party in Louisiana was lost Wednesday in a ruling by the State Court of Appeals restraining Cohen and his followers from interfering with the duties of M. 8. Bostugue and 11 other members of the Republican State cen- tral committee. The committee, headed by Bostugue, F €W can last year obtained an injunction from Judge William H. Byrnes, jr., in @ivil District Court, enjoining Cohen and his faction from using their offices and yesterday the higher court overruled exceptions of no cause filed by the Cohen group. Women in Sled Race. POLAND SPRINGS, Me., January 15 (A)—Mrs. E. P. Ricker of Poland Springs and Mrs. Milton Seely of Wonalancet, N. H., are to mush against man dog-team drivers in a 25-mile race. 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