Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
WEST END CITIZENS
FAVOR PARKING BAN
: Fenning Addresses Body and
Refers 10 Memories of
Old Washington.

Pride should he felt in tho fact that
the stewardship of the Nations CAPT
tai is in the hands of officials and citi
Zens of the District of Columbia, Com
missioner Frederick y. Fenninc said
nj meeting of the West End Citizens
.NsSociatiOn in CorCUran Memorial
Hal Of George Washington University
last night Nearly every task under
taken by the commissioners, he said
takes on national aspect He referred
to the protection afforded by the pc
ncemen 10 the MANY visitors from all
over the world and the incalculahle
value of Government, property left Ia
Tho protection of the Fire Department
Traffic officers. he said. are more leni-
ent with visiting autumohilst;i because
of their unfamiliaritN with local reGu
lationS. Commissioner F'ennins re-
fcrred to The Island" "FoGcY Bot.
tom. ana the old First Ward" in
"reminiscences nf early Washington.
Parking Ban Resolutions.
Resolutions contained in report by
Henry +. Broadbent. chairman of the
traffic and parking committee, were
adopted faNorinc the proposal to place
a ban on all.niGht parking Of automo-
hiles. Preceding the adoption OF the
resolution Grover w. Ayers made ar
appeal for the denial of parking privi-
leGeS on r and G streets between S-'r-
enth and Fifteenth streets except for
TIE purpose Of taking on and diSchar@-
ing passengers. The traffic committC"
was instructed to take this matter NJ
with the Traffic Bureau. together with
requests for allowing parking %naC"<
in front Of doctors Offices and enforce
mcnt of the law compelling tn park
inG Of cars a sufficient distance from
intersections so as not To ohStruCt the
view Of moving automobiles.
New members elected were: Mrs.
Eessie l.. OT.eary. G. Quincy Peters.
charles r. Stark. ir.: Joseph NJ. ROC
CTS Arthur Carter. Miss Helena j..
Reed. William r. Stoveu. Rachel J..
Coffin Charles William kohler +
Whyland Shaffar William X. Har-
tunC. NJ. 6. Leplev John -. Norton.
Charles Thaden and Ross l.. Tryer.
Committees Are Named
Committee appointments for the
coming year are:
I4iv and Observation-Disclosures ". Ran
'al Webb. chairman: DR.. William r.
',orhst w. q. Hiltahidle. Or. r. w.
&rtrmv and G.. w AyreS.
PuoI" buildings. parks and water
wlrs-F. \. Bush-Rrown. chairman n:
t.rnest r. Wa=Ir. Allen G. Clark and
Daniel Iol<mar
hsrship-Grover w. Ayers.
charma: Victor l.. GarriGus. Fred
W. Boone, RAYMOND Catlin. Geol ge
ser. Charles G. Fleming. Mrs. George
y. Evans. !. William Howes and &.
A. Nose
rhariti" ana corrections Miss f.
l. der "h@irman: DIR. F.lnora e
fnlkno". ICE chairman: Mrs. George
v Evans. capt. Robert Armour md
c. +. Fle.ttnc
ST. aets. sidewalks ana alleys John
T. Mrany. chairman: Richard :. Merry
nan. j. z. Mcpherson. John +, Bow
ers ana Walter \. R"mer
Police and fire-Parker Fl. Sweet
chairman.
Public utilities Morris Hahn. Oh ,ir-
man.
Traffic and parkins-IIenrv +,
Fraudulent, chairman: James NJ Wood.
ward. vice chairman. Rudolph jose.
Charles J. YinGlinG. F.. A. Macomher.
f.. A. Harris and Walter \. Gawler
Business mems committee-Adolph
!. Schippert, chairman: George f.
Kennedy. vice chairman: Joseph Bern.
Milton +. Smith. George c. Shaffer.
John II. TIGER. w. f. Buckley. K. l..
Quigley, Edw. E. Farren. G. NJ. Sig.
mund. Max Goodman. Joseph Il.
Smith. Sam Henry and Maurice \.
Hess.
Education Frank Van SAINT. chair
man; w. p. Lockwood. David f. Barry
and y. T.. Parker.
Coming Alfred H. Gawler. chair.
man: J. II. Purdr. H. l. Rothrock.
William Il. Els. DR.. NJ f. Finley.
Dr.. Elnora e. Folknor and Thomas
w Sidwell
President Luther w Linkins PRE-
sided