Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1931, Page 10

ASSOGATIN T0D 60T HORS ERA Oldest Inhabitants Urge More | Funds for School Com- munity Center. The Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia last night recommended larger appropriations for | the community center department of the public schools. lar meeting of the association upon a resolution by James F. Duhamel to in- dorse larger appropriations. The Board of Education will be notified and a committee of two members of the asso- clation, Mr. Duhamel and Percy B. Israel, was appointed to co-operate with others in a movement to support more mdequately the community center work. ‘The June meeting of the association will have for a speaker a representative of the Citizens' Alliance of the District of Columbia, organized on behalf of the “voteless citizens of Washington." The association, upon resolution of Fred A. Emery, voted to ask for a speaker from the ailiance. ‘The Federation of Citizens’ Associations has approved na- tional representation for Washington, Mr. Emery said, declaring that he be- lieved the principle of for Wash- ington was in accord with the prin- ciples of every eity-wide responsible or- ganization in” the Capital. B. F. McCaully Speaks. A proposal to submit to the Federa- tion of Citisens’ Associations names for the new walks to be built in the Fed- eral building triangle was referred to a committee consisting of Mr. Duhamel, John Clagget Proctor and Mr. Emery. ‘The speaker of the evening, B. F. McCaully, formerly in the livery busi- | roprietor of the Four- ness and now lace Garage, regaled teenth Street the association members with storles | about the old days of horses in Wash- ington. In his stables Mr. McCaully recalled that he had at one time as many as 399 horses, and had furnished fine turnouts to many leading citizens | . Favorable action was taken at a regu- | of the Natlonal Capital. President Grant, the speaker recalled, was one of a long list of owners of “road pairs.” An interesf story was related by Mr. McCaully of his uYenencu in ob- taining a fine team of large horses for the carriages of the “British Minister.” | “Did you ever hear of David Harum? | questioned Judge Robert E. Mattingly, a member of the assoclation, at the conclusion of the speaker’s remarks. Famous Runaways Recalled. “Yes, fudge,” replied Mr. McCaully. | who countered with an account of how he said lawyers charge clients. s “If T went to & lawyer with & case. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Mr. MecCaully said, “and asked the lawyer how much it would cost, the Jawyer would reply that he would have to look into the case uniil the next y. By that time,” declared Mr. Mc- “he’ll find out what I've got.” orses same route immediate] | away for the good of the team. Col. Denny of the Patent Office, it adaptable pincers. One ma and guided his horse with & whip was ! sto) from this practice by the au- thorities, according to Mr. Proctor. Proctor Named Delegate. ‘Theodore W, Noyes, president of the assoclation, who presided for the first time in several months, appointed Mr. Proctor as a delegate from the Asso- clation of Oldest Inhabitants to attend a meeting in the board room of the District Building tomorrow morning to plan for the Fourth of July community celebration. An interesting display of old “horse buttons,” used to decorate the harness of fine horses in Philadelphia, was sent to the association for the meeting by | Linder 1. Harris of Philadelphia. New members elected included A. E. | Beitzell, Henry E. F. Dismer, Victor P. | gegrughu Harry Colfax Grove and Paul ove. by both Mr. McCaully and | drov of horses, » | zens’ Association adopted a resolution EMPLOYING ELLIPSE FOR PARKING URGED Friendship Citizens Hear Sugges- tions and Favor Angle Rule in Wider Streets. Following & heated discussion on the recent g regulations for the downtown section, the Friendship Citi- at its meeting last night in the Janney School, asking that angle parking be restored on the wider streets. Suggestion was made that the Ellipse in the rear of the White House be abolished and that the space created by such action be used for parking. Members asserted that streets in this area’ were now deserted when they should be used. Upon motion of John C. Parker the association agreed to institute a mem- bership drive and to increase the citi- zens’ interest in the section in which they reside. | Announcement was made that the following meeting would be the last be- fore the Summer months and that the election of officers for the ensuing year would be held. R. H. Rice, president of the organization, presided. Agricultural interests of Argentina are asking the government to reduce raflway cereal rates and to fix grain prices D. 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