Evening star., 1922-11-11
0NE-MAN CARS HIT
BUS LINE APPROVED.
Northeast Citizens Take Ac-
/ ton on Traffic Problems.
! Want Trees Removed.

a hindrance to traffic, an annoyance
and inconvenience to the patrons or
the road and a menace to life ana
limb of both rider and pedestrian, tue
Northeast Citizens Association adopt
ed a resolution to be forwarded to the
Public Utilities Commission, urging
them to have their use discontinue.
at a meeting held in the Masonic
Temple ut Sth and + streets last
night.
4 resolution also was adopted to
petition the Public Utilities Commits
sior to grant a permit TO the United
TRANSFORMATION Company to operate a
bus line from 18th and II streets
northeast to End and Il streets north
west The proposed rout" of the bus
lina j. as follows: Westhound from
18th and Mary land avenue northeast.
via Maryland avenue. to L. street
thcr,r on T. street. north TO 14th
street and SylIania avenue
northwest: w the Avenue to lotn
street: sou " on 18th street to Il
strert; th.r.rc WCSt on X street TO
.and northwest E.astbound. from
""nd and Il Str"rts northwest cast OF
y stree. to 18th street: north on 10TH
street 10 I"uusy lvania avenue; east
on Tenusy yiVIuia avenue TO iotn
street. norm on l"tn StE't' ~ :.
street east on L. street TO Mary ytand
avenue northeast: north on Maryland
avenue I" 1Ith street northeast.
Would Remove Trees.
The plants and trees along the
marking IN the confer of MarNlan
avenue were blamed as the cause OF
many ira aI;iC aCcid Nuts in the last rev
months auI! resolution was adopt
Cd. To H." f"rNar'ir'! to tn" bistr'i
'.N1
riil. in chare" "f publ" buildings and
grounds. ASKING that the trees i'll the
parking on" hundred feet from the
iItcrSeci,u0 of streets be removed.
In addition II was requested that
Shrull,-ry and plants he reduced to
three feet in height and not allowed
IT, exceed this height III the future.
The association Went on record as
f.vurin. the resolution adopted by
'hc Georgetown Citizens Association.
skiing Congress 40 Investigate the
Board Of 'hildrsn's Guardians and
the Juvenile Court
Appreciation was expressed by DIR.
Starr Parsons of th- success in the
working If III" Ludlow garden.
which in tine past summer produced
N"Gs tables cqualinS d market value
OF sl.6S:.:.i
Ev>r"" ,IorEius received the unani-
NOUS Not" al III. association for the
Ollie" -, financial secretary. vacated
by tn" resignation of l.. u. Sici h.
-Au amendment to tho constitution
was made changing the meeting days
OF tn" association from the second
Friday III each mcnti, to the second
Thurs day.
Edward y. Parker was elected y
member of the executive committe.
10 til tn" vacancy made by Roscoe
Jenkins through his acceptance of
the Office Of financial secretary.
The president announced the fol-
loving committees for the year
I9"2-.;:
Executive comwittec - Evan H.
Tucker. chairman: DR.. l.. u. Walter.
Dr. Starr Parsons. C. H.. Aschenbach.
Samuel Thomas. William J. Frizzell.
w. q. Lang. l.. p. Smith. James NJ
Casteei. Edward W. Parker
Committee on sislation-Evan H.
Tucker, chairman: William j. Friz-
zell. Prof. rercival Hall. DIR. l.. d.
Walter. DR.. starr Parsons. Hubert
Newson. George L. Little. Bruce L.
caste"l. Edward y. Parker.
Committee on publicity and mail
service William Y. F'rizzeN. chair
man emeritus: q. III. .tschenbach.
chairmsn William H. Mcconnell. p.
Beall. ]. T.. Glasscock. Edward Her
bener. Ambrose Williams.
Committee on streets. avenues and
alleys William g. Lang. chairman:
w. w Deal. William E. C-eecy. W.
IinrlNy. Ealph L. Day. S. W. Tebbs.
J. ". NIlly.
Committee on water, lights and
srwers--Samuel Thomas. chairman:
Thomas L. McSsmara. =. J. ODea.
r. r: Linkius. Clifford Greenwell. ].
". Swain. Pasouale Eesco. !. Hoffen
berg. Carl Hoskins.
Committee on assessments-Bruce
T.. Castcel chnirr1au: i. -. Anna da le.
William H. Mcconnell. J. L. Giase-
rock. William de Luca. Prof. Percival
Hall. William r. Creecy. David NJ.
Macleau. Thomas I!aden.
Committee On parks and snace-
r. n. Smith. chairman: jones NJ. Har-
rigan. Prof. PercivaI He'll, Edward
Cook. DaviI " Mclean. II. E Day.
George r.. Little.
Committee on colleges and schools
Or. starr Persons. chairman Prot.
percival Iiall. Prof. Charles Hart. Mabel
g. Hawes. Dr. II. f. Schreiber. Irna
Bornsen. Rev. c. s. Abbott.
Committee on public health-Louis B.
DiEzins. chairman: E. d. Smith. George
Irerzesheimnr. Henry Behle-t. DR..
George II. Magee. DR.. VI. Y. Snllreiber.
DR.. ". r. Ba-nesby. DR.. W. z. Erad-
ley. Hugh A. Kane.
Committee on public utiltiAs-Roscoe
Jenkins. Chairman: William +. Dement,.
George f Linlsins. Henry Zuschnitt.
Elmer Zerkle. Sallic G.. Boyler Georre
F. Waits. Mrs. f. T. Phillips. John L.
Wise.
Committee on police and fire depart
nents-Dr. J.. d. Walter. chairman: j.
" Patten. Timothy Hanlon. Benjamin
f. Williams. G.. NJ. Little. Gregor NJ.
Nix. D. ]. Mcnamara. John T. Miller.
Frank Fabrizio. sr.: Edward y. Parker
Samuel Thomas. -
Committee on Observation-Disclosures
NJ. Parker. chairman: Henry VI. STATE,
Charles A. Meyer. DR.. Starr Parsons,
Samuel Cease. James NJ Harrigan, E,
d. Smith. Samuel Thomas. Harry Ber-
man.