Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-09
PLANS FOR ROSE SHOW
AND OTHER ACTIVITIES
Rrookland Citizens Association
Holds Final Meeting of the Sea-
SUBCOMMITTEE Named.

The final meeting of the season of the
Broollland Citizens Association was held
last night in the Masonic Temple at
Brooklard and was attended by one of
the largest gatherings of members re-
corded during the year. President NJ. NJ.
Mclean was in the chair
Plans for the third annual rose show.
to be given by the association May 26
and % in the Masonic Temple at Brook
land. We're discussed.
The committee in charge of the exhibit
ton consists of Franklin T Howe, chair
man; Charles F. Tansill DR. William
Turner. DR.. John h. Parker. Mrs. Fer
nando Carpenter A. j Doeing. Capt Jo-
seph Banner. Harry Eaton Brooks. A. A.
ormshy. c. H. Hospital. c. H. EtZ, f. c.
Sditzman. DIR. A. Patton. George L. CLAW
ton. James f. McHugh. Lee r. Wilson,
J. NJ. Hatley. J. L. kause, S s. Symons,
s u. Boss and c. A. Harbaugh
Street Improvement Suggested.
The committee on streets and sidewalks
submitted its report of recommendations
to be included in the next appropriation
bill. They Were kearney street from 1Ith
to 18th street, grade and improve; 18th
street. from Rhode Island avenue to
Franklin street. improve: 18th street,
from Franklin street to Girard street,
grade and improve: 18th street between
Monroe and Otis streets, grade and i'm
prove: sth street, from kearney street to
Monroe street. grade and improve; 9th
street, from kearney street to Monroe
street. grade and improve; 10th street
between Irving and Jackson streets grade
and improve: 18th street. from Kearney
ctr
prove: Irving street. from 18th street to
lIth street. grade and improve: Lawrence
street. between 18th and 18th streets
grade and improve; Everett street about
2eo feet west of 18th street improve;
Otis street. from 18th street to 14th
street. grade and improve, and 4th street.
from Rhode Island avenue to Michigan
avenue. grade and improve.
The committee making this report con-
sisted of Charles A. Harbaugh, chairman;
Lee r. Wilson, NJ. V. Lewis and Joseph
L. Topper
The committee in charge of the Fourth
of July celebration submitted a report in
which it was decided to hold such a cele-
bration in conjunction with several other
citizens associations of the community
Plans are to be perfected by the commit
tee consisting of Lee r. Wilson. E c.
SaltZman and F. T. Howe for the cele-
bration.
Appointment of Committees.
President Mclean appointed committees
for the year as follows:
Streets and sidewalks-C A. Harbaugh
chairman; l.. r. Wilson, W. V. Lewis.
j. l.. Topper and George l.. Clayton.
Press and auditing-Frankln T. Howe.
chairman; Louis Crook, w f. Hail. p.
H. Primm and Fred Barnes
Schools-E. c. Saltzman. chairman: C..
II. Etz. ]. f. Ntzhugh, C. V. Burnside
and L. S. Pollock.
Memberships. d. Boss. chairman; c.
A. Harbaugh. w. ii. Barnholt, N B.
Parks and Il. f. Hutchinson
Railroads.&c.. F. Tansill chairman: C.
p. Judge, A. f. Lamby, NJ. f. Norwood
and c. L. Remsberg.
Fire protection, lights, mails. police and
telephones-John O'Connor, chairman: H.
g. Reed, II. C. Stroman, H. c. Butler
and c. II. Cove.
Legislation-L. r. Wilson, chairman; NJ
J. Holmes, A. Patten, II. J. Savage and
J. l.. Sherwood
Water and severe. II. Hospital, chair
man; w. H. Barnholt. P. l. Connor j. c.
Schooley and A. Jeffrey.
Sanitation-Dr. r. w. Frischkorn j. L.
Whiteside. c. +. Wells n. 3. Parks and
DIR. Ralph S. Clinton.
Parks and parking-A. J. Dorsey. chair
man: j. f. Eastlack, r. Bakersmith, A.
y. Carpenter and c. II. Leavell.