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ORGANIZED CITIZENRY
Civic Calendar
Membership Drive In
Spotlight at This
Weeks Meetings.
Monday, March 5.


Cathedral Heights Cleveland Park
Citizens Association, 8 pm, st. Adams
Church Parish Hall. Program, discus
sion Of the Federation of Citizens As
sociations' membership drive.
Citizens Association of Takoma,
D. c., executive meeting at 1880 pm;
regular meeting at 8 pm, Takoma
Park Public Library. Program
liquor licensing in neighborhood, with
emphasis on the Georgia avenue area;
committee report on the federation
membership drive; Laws and Legis-
lation Committee report on the fed
erations stand on the proposed old
age pension bill for the District; songs
and moving pictures furnished by the
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.
Dupont Circle Citizens Association,
4:3O pm, Pan-American room, May
flower Hotel. Program-AddreSs by
D. E. McQueary, president Of the As
sociation for Adequate Parking Fa-
cilities Among Government Employees.
on parking facilities of Government
employees; discussion of the fedora
tion's membership drive.
East Washington Heights Citizens
Association. 8 pm, Bradbury Heights
Methodist Church. Program-Discus-
sion of the federation membership
drive.
Forest Hills Citizens Association, 8
pm, Ben Murch School. Program
Committee report on results of hearing
before the Alcohol Beverage Control
Board on liquor licensing in the vi
cinity of Connecticut avenue and Albe-
marie street; report of Membership
Drive Committee in connection with
the federation; committee report on
speeding up construction of the pro-
jected Woodrow Wilson High School.
Kenilworth Citizens Association, 8
pm, Kenilworth Church. Program
Committee report on the projected
Kenilworth Recreation Center; Mem
bership Committee report; discussion
Of failure to obtain c. w A improve
ments; discussion of plans for speed
ing up widening of Kenilworth avenue
northeast from Benning Viaduct to the
District line; plans to secure protec
tion at the grade crossing on Quarles
street northeast.
Manor Park Citizens Association,
7:45 pm, Whittier School. Program:
Public Utilities Committee to report
on a Public Utilities Commission
hearing; discussion Of the federation
membership drive.
Michigan Park Citizens Associa-
ton, pm, Bunker Hill School
Program: Annual election of officers;
discussion of the federation member
ship drive; committee report on ac-
tion taken to secure a Michigan
avenue viaduct; report on progress
made to secure a new Bunker Hill
School.
Progressive Citizens Of Georgetown,
pm, Curtis School Program: Re-
port of Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan on the
Burroughs suffrage plan; report on
the federation membership drive; con-
sideration of Representative Jenckes'
pure food bill.
Sixteenth Street Highlands Citi-
Zens' Association. 8 pm, BrightwoOd
School. Program: Action to secure
the use of public schools as recrea-
ton centers after school hours, as
recommended by H. l. Quinn of the
School Board; drawing up answers
to the Public Utilities Commissions
request for suggestions on rerouting
and schedules for street car and
buses serving the area; action to
secure a traffic light at Fourteenth
street and Colorado avenue.
Tuesday, March 8.
Columbia Heights Citizens Associ-
alton, 8 pm, Fourth Presbyterian
Church. Program Report of study
on liquor licensing in Columbia
Heights: address by Representative
Shoemaker of Minnesota: discussion
of the manufacturers sales tax; re-
port of the Public Utilities Commit
tee on street car service on Eleventh
street.