Evening star., 1921-12-07
JUDGE bUNDY PAID
HONOR BY CITIZENS
Columbia Heights Associa.
ton Holds Reception to
Pay Tribute.

Greetings and good wishes of the
residents Of Columbia Heights were ex-
tended to Judge Charles S. Bundy at a
meeting Of the citizens association OF
the community held at st. Stephens
parish hall last night.
Judge Bundy, hailed as the "nestor OF
Columbia Heights" was presented with
clock on behalf Of the association. in
the course of simple exercises held in
his honor after the regular business
meeting of the association.
The association. by standing vote.
unanimously adopted resolutions testi-
flying to the high esteem in which the
association and community hold Judge
Bundy. The resolutions were read by
Frederick J. Rice, chairman of the spe-
cial committee In charge Of the Bundy
testimonial.
His Work Outlined.
Tht efforts of Judge Bundy, through
his twenty-five years as member OF
the association and its president 70.
many years. to better Columbia Heights,
and the results which had been obtained
through his work were outlined to
crowded the hall. A letter from the
Board OF Trade commencing Judge
Bundy was read.
William B. Todd and William saun-
citation. and Charles A. Baker. presi-
dent Of the Federation of Citizens
Associations. joined in praise of Judge
Bundy. Following the presentation
of the clock. Judge Bundy thanked
the members for their kindness and
declared that the names of all his
friends would be engraved upon his
heart for the remainder of his life.
Judge Bundy is ninety-one years old.
Reception IL Held
A reception then was held, with
President Speelman of the Columbia
Heights body: Col. Rogers president
Of the Mount Pleasant Citizens Asso-
the Northeast Citizens Association.
and others. in the receiving line.
The association adopted resolutions
protesting against the taking of col
lections in the public schools. 1t in
dorsed propositions to create a park
on the Anacostia river: establish golf
links in Rock Creek Park: complete
Meridian Hill Park; purchase the
water shed of Rock Creek Park in
Maryland. and urging the removal of
den grounds.
Urge Extension OF Bill Payments.
A resolution was adopted urging the
Public Utilities Commission to hold a
hearing on the question Of extending
the time for the payment of gas and
electric bills from ten to sixteen days.
A resolution was adopted in favor
A resolution was adopted in favor OF
emergency calls.
Recommendations were adopted call
ing for, additions to the park police;
the building of the Arlington Me-
mortal bridge: favoring the appoint
ment Of a resident of the District as
major and superintendent OF police
regretting the retirement of Capt.
Judge Of No. 10 precinct; recommend
ing Lieut. L. j. Stoll to succeed Capt.
Judge, and authorizing the committee
on public safety to make a survey of
traffic conditions in Columbia Heights.
A resolution presented by the school
committee asking that school sur.
vey be made, despite the recent
recommendation of the Federation or
Citizens Association that no such
survey be made. was laid on the table
Stephen f. Kramer, assistant super
intendent of schools. said there is no
disposition on the part of school peo-
pIe to avoid such survey, but that.
in his personal opinion. it would De
unwise to do anything at this time
that might lead Congress to think
the people were divided.