The Washington times., 1916-01-04
NORTH WASHINGTON
AGAINST FAKE ADS"
Citizens Association Indorses
Retail Merchants Campaign
in Opposition to It.

on motion Of washington Topham. the
North washington Citizens AssocSa-
tion last night indorsed the campaign OF
the Retail Merchants Association
against fake advertising. Frank r.
Wheaton was named by President Hugh
Everett to represent the association on
the advertising committee. Mr.. Everett
suggested that the delegate advocate
also the patronizing OF home indus
tries.
A resolution introduced by l.. J. Mat
thews, protesting against the proposed
transfer of the supervision Of the
schools from the Board of Education to
the commissioners was referred to the
committee on schools and school
ing.
The association decided to affiliate
with the Federation Of Citizens Asso-
ciatons, delegate probably will be
appointed at the next meeting.
The following committee was appoint
ed to arrange for the annual banquet OF
the association: Washington Topham.
man, DR.. w. w. Alleger, and 1. J.
Matthews.
The suggestion OF Mr.. Topham that
the banquet be held under the ats
pices of the ladies of one Of the
churches in the territory covered by
the association was approved.
The association will request the Coin-
Inissioners to. place fire escape on the
east end of the Gage School and t. en-
large the school Fairgrounds.
Announcement was made by Mr.
Everett that two or more prizes will
be awarded the members bringing IN
| during the year Committees for the
year were named as follows:
ENecuuve-Hugh Everett. Frank NJ
Hoadley.. Frank Hegner, treasurer; Or.
| A ID COhRV Peter pFffNhaff
A. Nclss. +. r. Wheater. the Rev
Hugh I. Stevenson and cbairmen of all
standing committees.
chairman; John Baker. c. B. Stokes, w
ReefoT and !. 4 Fruit, Gne"''F = NJ
= Membership No. 2-H: P. Grumbrecht.
key. Grant Mrrray, II. M. Mohr. w. I.
thy ana <. r. " Horn. Ds'"S "'@'-
Railways and TransportRtion-Was
| Neiss. D. J. Richardson. D. A. C4urney,
n. p. Nelson, F. w. Vcdder, Peter ".
Pritchett and Thomas J. Alleger.
Press and postal facilities-Charles H.
Ourand. chairman; Samuel Gompers
George p. Killian. Frank NJ. HoadlOy.
r. w. Tallman. James O'Connen.
Streets, sidewalks. and lights-L ].
Matthews. chairman; Charles A. Ford.
William C. Alden. ]. w Bennett c. c.
Miller. G. G. Loehle.
Sewers and water-T H. Braden.
chairman; Willis r. Hall. A. B. Moore
w. w. Champagne. Charles A. Schmidt.
| n. T.. Nutwell. William ]. Bennetts.
Fire and police protection-Julian p.
Dodge. chairman; NJ. w. Bayliss, j. F.
Huguley. G. r. Ball. +. p. Springer, w.
II: Scott w. w. Hall.
Schools and schoolhouses-H. F. woT-
ley. chairman: the Rev. Hugh T
stephenson. A. P. Davis. M. s. Cooley.
A. B. Keefer. r, W. Moore. Joseph Il.
Marsden. Howard G. Todd. ~
Parks and playgrounds-B. ]. wrights-
man. chairman: c. A. Bell. Thomas p.
! Rooney. ]. w. Clary. Frank Hegner, f.
r. wakon. r. T. ]. Barber. the Rev. f.
NJ. Mott.
sanitation-Dr. w. w. AlIeEer. chair
man: DR.. J. 8. Allen. DR.. A. d. Cobey
Dr. w. W. Lyon. jr.. DR.. Levi c. Blake
| DR.. r. w. Hickman. Dr. N. B. Shade
! DR.. w. r. McConville.
| Value of permanent improvemeuts-C
NJ. Wallingsford. z. J. Sacks. William
+. Shannon. Edwin S. Hoskins. Benia-
min F. Taylor. John ]. Widmayer. Fred
erick T. Godfrey. Watson N Barber