Evening star., 1921-11-02
CITIZENS SUPPORT
STAND OF FOWLER
Columbia Heights Associa-
ton Indorses Position for
Milk Pastuerizing.

The stand of DR.. w. c. Fowler, Dis
trict health officer, for the tuberculin
test for dairy herds and the pasteuri-
zation of the milk before it is deliv-
cred to the consumer here was unani-
mously' indorsed by the Columbia
Heights Citizens Association at a
meeting held at st. Stephens Hall
last night. The resolution was pre-
sented by DR.. Seneca b. Balm. chair
man of the public health committee.
The association adopted a resolution
for the establishment of isles Df
safety at 18th and u streets north
west. A resolution presented by Mr..
Hiatt calling for the increase Of the
police force by 800 members was
adopted. Resolutions of commenda-
ton were ordered to be sent to Tim
othy J. Donohue, member of the
association. who recently retired as
battalion chief in the fire depart
ment.
A resolution was adopted indorsing
the tight of the Stanton Park Asso-
citation for the use Of lots near Union
station as Fairgrounds. Following a
report from Fred A. Hayn, chairman
or the committee on education and
scnools, resolution urging an ex-
IenslVe school survey was adopted.
ihe association passed a resolution
IN favor of a new building for the
Mckinley Manual Training School
me report OF the membership COM
mittee. of which c. w. G. Brett is
chairman, showed that 149 new mem
oers mad been added to the rolls
since the city-wide drive for mem
oers or associations began. Plans
were made last night for holding a
dinner In honor OF Judge Charles S.
Bundy' veteran member and former
preslaent OF the Columbia Heights
President Harley v. Speelman and
". B. Todd were reelected as asso-
clatlon delegates to the Federation
OF Citizens Associations.
A feature Of the meeting was the
presentation of awards for the best
kept lawns Of the community. The
presentation of certificates was made
by President Speelman. after the de-
clsion OF the committee OF parks and
lawns. Francis J. Ford chairman.
When pupils of the Ross School
We're awarded a certificate for the
pest garden in the territory the boys
sathered into a formation and made
the parish hall ring with their con-
certed cheering.
John Crilly Of 5000 18th street was
awarded the first place for the best
kept lawn in the territory; Mrs. F.
P. Weller of 1900 Girard street, sec
ond; T. A.. Cannon of 1927 Euclid
street, third
Lawns given honorable mention
were as follows: Clifton Terrace
apartments. 1901 Clifton street. 1925
Euclid street. 1349 to 1859 Euclid
street. Olympia apartments, Falkstone
Courts. 1901 Fairmont street, 1916
tairmont street. 1924 Girard street.
schools. 1898 Harvard street. 1895
Harvard street. 1928 Hiatt place. 144s
Harvard street, 147S Harvard street,
1924 Columbia road, Carlisle Courts.
1853 Irving street. 1906 Kenyon street.
1922 Kenyon street. 1908 Kenyon
road. 1875 Monroe street, 1902 New
ton street. 1914 Meridian place, 1869
Meridian place. 1895 Meridian place,
1862 Otis place. 1886 Parkwood place
1927 Holmead place. 1912 Spring road,
No. "a engine house. 1910 Georgia
avenue. 954 Shepherd street. 3o34 14th
street. st. slephen's Church. 1882
18th street. 2s01 18th street, 3402 18th
street, 1902 18th street, Central High
School grounds. 1928 Euclid street
1902 Euclid street. Roanoke apart
ments, Fontanet Courts. 1922 Fair
mont street. 1914 Fairmont street
1341 Girard street. 1925 Harvard
street. 1901 Harvard street. 1444 Har-
ward street, 324o Hiatt place, 1449
Harvard street. 1922 Columbia road
1896 Columbia road. 1922 Irving
street. lass Irving street, 1908 Ken
yon street. l249 Kenyon street, 1891
Kenyon street. 134s Park road. 1907
Park road. 1919 Monroe street. Execu-
tive apartments, 1854 Meridian place
1922 Meridian place. 1437 Meridian
place, 1866 Otis place, 1867 Parkwood
place, 1899 Perry place. 1870 Spring
road, 1926 Georgia avenue. 934 Shep-
herd street, 95S Shepherd street, 1915
Shepherd street, Park Savings Bank
1886 Quincy street. 1858 Quincy street
2542 18th street, 3003 18th street. 30l1
18th street. $500 18th street. $500 18th
| street, 1900 Shepherd street.