The Washington times., 1910-11-15
CITIZENS DENOUNCE
HEADS Of DISTRICT
Northeast Association Urges
Changes In Engineer
Department.
PRESIDENT SCORED
FOR STAYING AWAY"
Organization Charges Partially Is
Shown Against Them BY
Commissioners.

Bitter denunciation OF the District
government marked the proceedings Of
the Northeast Citizens Association
last night
Not only did speakers cb>-ys that
the Commissioners cOnstrLe acts Of
Congress as they please" but they al
legged that Unfafrn1ss to northeast
/ Washington had been doSe By Eugf-
lneer Commissioner 5udson. and de-
clared that Capt Q. B. Hunt. OF the
Engineering Deparm ent OF the Dis
trict government, ought 10 be removed
from Office
Most Of the talk came in a dis
cussion Of the opening OF West vir-
ginia avenue. That street, at one tine
a right Of way for the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, IS now used as q dump
ing ground" By the District. a place
into which, speakers last night said
were thrown bricks and concrete that
had been torn out Of other streets.
Situation Of Street.
Tt runs between and K streets and
Sixth and Seventh northeast, and
where Florida avenue fntersects. IL
IS proposed that there shall be a cir
Gle. Northeast Washington citizens
declared that the circle must BE OF ap-
tprOpriate diameter
| When President E Y. Tucker had
icaUed 10 order the meeting Of the ass0-
citation Fl Northeast Temple. at Twelfth
land n ers northeast. and Secretary
(. FrlzzeH had read the minutes OF the
Hast meeting. which was held last
Ispring. a II. F. Holster opened fire
upon the District government
| Mr. Holster. after saying that the
Intersection was naturally one OF the
that Il was a waste Of time, money and
] energy 70 expect anything from the
present regime OF the district govern
meuJ The Commissioners were Wiling
Ito spend much money IN the - street
bridge and other Improvements IN other
parts OF the city, Mr.. Holster saids but
they would not spend anything on
Northeast washington
! he referred TO what he called he
White and Black Con binzLon In the
District government In Est years. ana
/ said that II was now combination OF
the military Commissioners, Judson and
Johnston, against Rudolph
HCitizens PoweTIess."
We are powerIess against such a
com bination,'' he declared They con-
istrue the acts Of Congress - they
please" He concluded with the state
ment that West Virginia avenue was
not IN the estimates
/ Dr. L D Walter, a vice president az
the association. said that Engineer Hunt
was the man doing things against
Mt FTizzeH said that COMMISSIONS
Rudolph was helpless against Judson
land Johnston. ana ne receleu ne
l'-White and Black Combination which
The said was broken up o. me safe
President McKinley- As 70 eNpectaLl4l
from a Presidential source now, NJ
The President doesn't stay IN town
Hong enough 10 receive anybody
/ ; St.werbutts protested against the
iha-Sh CTitlCisu OF the CoIEIllSslollS!S =
| Let's don't lee constantly savage NJ
IurgeI lie Ctl5cE ed, ne said that tleE
lare sincere He ado Gated that North
east ,-ashi1ErOI-ianS should snow IN
/ q, u,rrfss5o1ers that Northeast Wash
lfuz--u MS not icing treated right He
said the Engineers Department was not
thoroughly Supervised
Urge Local Man
When the naming Of an Insurance
courissIcner was considered, Dr. Wal
ter said the association must so on rec
ord as in favor q a Washington man
The csEer members agreed with him
when a resolution indorsing Daniel
tCurry 10 the Place was introduced Nj
Curry was hlStllN praised by the SPEAK
ers, who said that that department. was
under Commissioner Rudolph, who
might listen 10 Northeast washington
Much depended, however, or who was
Commissioner JudsOn'S candidate, It was
declared
Committees Named
The following committees were aD-
pointed:
Executive-Evan Il Tucker. chair
man; W J FrizzeIl, s. Sowerbutts, A
H F. Holster, W G. Lang, r D Eos
ter. Dr. L D. Walter, Dr. starr Par
sons, William A Linton. W 5 Bran
son
Proposed Legislation - Evan H
Tucker, chairman Dr. E n GallaU-
Dr. L D Walter. s SOwerbutts, Dr.
starr Parsons, Frank P. Madigan-
Steam RailrOads-Vnlism J. Frizzell,
! chairman. 4. H F Holster O. n
| AschenbaCk Clements Gieb5is b ,
| Rover, T. Haden, T HOuanCers Henry
StoII, NJ Sheehan- George - Ihomr
George F. Hoover.
Streets. Avenues, and AIIeys-WilliaIl
A. Linton, chairman jacob kreck,
| Frederick KrauS. r. G. wilson. WIllar1
| Donaldson D. D. Bowen, J. W BTaE-
| Ter. Harry BoeSCh. s s English, J. J.
Bundick, 2. J. CuckievieZ, Charles l.
Water. Lights. and Sewers-A II. F.
Holster, chairman; J b Harrel. F. J
Mcdonald. James Buerger. l. n HarT.
August Weber. A. n SnaSe' J. 9
F,yvaId. James A Farley, D h Ballaut,
NJ T F7aherty, james 2. Kelly, H L
jenkins B J Langgher, J Hammacke-.
Assessments and AppOrtionment o.
| AnprpDriatiOnS-W. s BranSon- chair
man: w G. Lang. 9. B. Rose, N Har-
ris. karl HenniSe, w G. Dunno Chas-
p Peake Warren F. ROhT. Il "
Roughly, Charles Stutsman, John 7.
| Roberts
Parks and Spaces-W. G. Lang. chair
man <. P Pearson, NJ s Snyder. John
Gross, Percy Harding, O. D. Hyler, W
=. Hartrandft, Edwin L Schrack. R B.
Buckley. s. OIiff, Robert Aaron
Schools-F D. Foster, chairman: Dr.
starr Parsons, W J Fowler, George
w Morgan. Robert Bowlder, James
Palmer. George TaIbeTt, n H Hop
wood, William ". Conner, Thomas Re
gan. D. F Mcnamara
Sanitary AffaiTs-DT. starr Parsons,
chairman. DIT. I. d Walter, ?. J
O-Day. Adolph SieverIinE. s T ST.
r1onds, Dr. :. =. Balm, DIT. E. Brad
lev. a FabritZ, James N Wood, DR.. B.
Laddan.
Public Conveyance-S- SOwerbutts,
chairman. G. 3. Rose, George ". Carl,
E P Graves, W. TwOmley, n. J. Ready,
c. Reagan Charles J. Kropke, 3 T
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