The Washington times., 1925-11-02
CITIZEN GROUP
WILL ELECT
SATURDAY
Activities of Civic organiza-
lions Reach Highest
Pitch in Months

Activities of Washington civic
organizations this week will reach
the highest pitch ia many months.
Election Of officers Of the Fed
Grafton of Citizens Associations
Saturday night looms as the most
important event of the week
among the civic groups. The i'm
portance of the coming elections
will be reflected in the meetings
of the various members associa-
tions. Final instructions will be
given many delegates to the fed,
Grafton this week.
In addition many matters of the
most vital civic importance, affect
ing the entire community, will be
taken up for formal discussion by
the various associations.
Tonight six citizens associations
viii meet for consideration Of local
and city-wide matters.
The non-partisan bill of Con-
gresham Allard H. Gasque, OF
South Carolina, providing for popu-
lar election OF members Of the
Board of Education, viii be the
chief topic Of discussion before
the Stanton Park Citizens Associa-
ton at o'clock tonight in the
Peabody School, Fifth street and
Stanton square northeast. The
association also will complete plans
for a membership drive. Harry N.
gtull viii preside.
VIII Discuss Bus Line
Proposed establishment by the
Washington Transit Company of
a cross-town bus line will be dis
cussed at a mass meeting under
-. ~
Heights Citizens Association at
o'clock tonight in st. Adams Guild
Hall, Wisconsin and Massachusetts
avenues northwest. A vote VIII
be taken on. recommendation with
regard to the line to be submitted
to the Public Utilities Commission.
Congressman Tomas L. Blanton OF
Texas, leader Of the minority group
in the House District Committee,
will be the speaker at meeting OF
the Takoma Park Citizens Associa-
ton at o'clock tonight. Commit
tee reports will be considered.
Tree planting. placing Of street
signs and Improvement of streets
win be considered by the Cabin John
Park Citizens Association ate
meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in
Juniors Hall, Cabin Park.
OS16CIlO4A u q S1I0 LUZ .tAO pAO-
posed Northern High School will
be considered by the Manor Park
Citizens Association at 7:30 o'clock
tonight in the home of Doctor T.
+. Read, chairman OF the association
school committee. at 800 RittenhOuse
street northwest. Doctor Read will
introduce a resolution urging imInC-
date purchase of the land before
values increase. He will suggest
use OF the Sixteenth street reservoir
grounds as a site.
The English Village Citizens As
ISOLATION viii meet at O'Clock to-
night in the Cleveland Park Con-
gregational Church to discuss
neighborhood improvement.
Fenning VIII Speak
Commissioner Frederick A. Fem
ming will address the Columbia
Heights Citizens Association at a
meeting tomorrow night at 3017
Fourteenth street northwest. Doc
tor George F. Bowerman, public
library chief. viii be the guest OF
the association.
Present Indications point to re-
election Of Jesse c.. Suter as presi-
dent of the Federation of Citizens
Associations at Saturday Right's
meeting. While there is consider
able opposition to his candidacy,
the opposition forces have not been
able as yet to unite on a candidate.
There will be some 'favorite SON.
voting on the early ballots, but un-