The Washington times., 1914-05-14
ANACOSTIA.

At the regular meeting of the Ana
costa Citizens Association last night.
DIR. Thomas d. Mudd, chairman of the
committee Oh sanitation, requested that
the committee be retained TO continue
the work OF inducing citizens to take
a keener interest in civic betterment.
Maurice Otterback, in charge of the
town flower garden AT Nichols avenue
and u street. reported that zoo plants
would be placed there soon.
A resolution was passed extending a
vote of thanks to Col. w. w. Harts.
superintendent Of public buildings and
grounds, for providing six band CON-
Certs weekly this summer.
The authorities will De asked 20 have
Gil placed on Thirteenth street from
Good Hope road to Nichols avenue. and
also on Minnesota avenue from Good
Hope roa,I to the District pumping sta
tion.
J. Clinton Hiatt secretary OF the
street Safety Association of the Dis
ITIct. addressed the members on the
vOrk Ol TINS organization, anu invited
The members TO affiliate with lhis INV
LUdy.
Inc utilities commission will be a.ned
10 render 4 decision ia reference TO the
proposed street railway extension be-
tween Anacosua and B"nuIng, about
which i hearing was held several
months ago.
he fact that application has been
made for establishing merry round
At Nichols avenue and Ta,bert street led
10 the adoption OF a resolution opposing
The granting Of 4 license on the
grounds that such an addition would
be a nuisance.
=. NJ. putnam, 6. u. Frazier and G. l.
Wedding were elected to membership.
The men of Emmanuel Church. who
VII conduct the countr: circus and
carnival next week in the parish Ian,
met last evening and the following
committees were appointed: Master OF
ceremonies, William Scantlebury jr;
d"orkeepers. +. +. Wood, {. II. Schae-
fer. J. b. Redd. y. r. IIarnish. l.. N.
Anderson and Il. A. Estep; printing, !.
=. Nnterwerp, J. B. Green. W. ].
i-atimer. { r. Roberts, J. W Marbury.
Z. =. Wallace, x. =. Meyers and Robert
Schroeder; decorations. !. r. IIagan,
George Baxter, J. p. Green. {. ". Hop
Ilns, w. NJ. Harris, J. e. WintcrNerp,
+. q. LeaploT, c. F. Roberts. Robert
Schroeder. c. J. Connick, W. J. I.att-
rncr, Joseph King. 5. {. Thorne and
William Ldsby; transportation. s. NJ.
Frazier, X. +. Bradbury, y. r IIar-
nlsh. }. B. Redd and John Thompson;
Judges, ;. NJ Frazier. r. +. Bradbury
and ". NJ. Harris: parade, George Pax
ter, J. w. Marbury George Robcv, !
H. Sansbury, Mr.. Thomas. r. r. Cos
tello, George Hardy and George Frazier;
side shows. c. +. Roberts, W. J. Lati-
mer and Mr.. Schroeder. J. B. Redd is
in charge Of procuring the larger con-
trIbutions for the country store. OF
which the ladies of the church will have
charge. street parade, made up prin-
cipallE OF Boy Scouts of this section.
Viii he held before The first and last
performance
Tn" annual meeting OF the stockhoId-
nrs Of the Anacostia Bank HGs EeId
TuesraN. and yesterday announcement
"Pn made Of the selection Of the fol-
To- ing officers: J. J. Glennon. Adol-
phua Guide. George s. King, NJ. NJ. Mof-
htj. Maurice Otterback, DIR. r. A. PyIes
snd George o. Watson. directors:
George o. Watson. president: NJ. NJ.
honitt. vice president; MarTice OF
re- hack. cashier: DR.. r. 4. Pyles. chair
r1s Of the executive committee The
selri-snnuaI per cent dividend was de
ClaTcG payable.
Eastern and Oxon 'fin ball teams
pl;.l ed a fve-inning. no-run game YES
teIdsN afternoon in the Potomac
I.eaGuc. The pitching OF Kelly. for the
Eastern. and Carrico. for Oxen Hin.
featured the game. Not more than
three hits were made by both teams. \