The Washington times., 1919-11-11
TRINIDAD. CITIZENS
RAP REFUSE PLANT
Residents Report Incinerator Is
Detriment to Section and
Cite Conditions.

A report relative to the city refuse
disposal plant in the Trinidad district
was read last night at a meeting Of
the Northeast Washington Citizens
Assocfstion/ held in the Northeast
Temple. Twelfth and II streets north
east.
W. J. FrizzeU. chairman OF the spe-
cisl committee, reported that the re
fuse plant was a detriment to that
section and outlined conditions which
existed At the plant.
Mr.. FrizzeIl quoted residents or that
locality. who declared that the plant
was nuisance J. A. Sander, resi-
dent living near the plant, declared
that the heavy trucks loaded with ref
use have damaged tho roads leading
TO the plant to great extent.
Evan H Tucker. president Of the
association. aid that the COMMITTEES
would continue it's Investigations
a. to the conditions at the plant
Favor Separate Utilities.
A resolution favoring a separate
and distinct public utilities COM
mission TO administer the public
utilities act, was adopted by the as
sociation. The resolution was intro
duced by Roscoe Jenkins. chairman
% the committee on public utilities.
Prospects for the passage OF the bill
providing for the election OF the
members Of the board OF education
by direct vote OF the citizens Of the
District are bright. DR.. Starr Parsons.
chairman OF the committee on schools,
reported.
The bfIl was drafted BY the Joint
citizens committee, composed Of dele
gates from more than thirty local civ
ic associations last Wednesday night.
Ask Thirteenth street Repair.
DR.. L. d. Walter offered a resolu
ton requesting the Commissioners to
repair Thirteenth street from Mary
land TO Florida avenues. DR.. Walter
reported that the street was in a bad
condition, and pointed out IL was used
as a fire run for No. 10 Engine Com
Dany. The resolution was adopted
report on the membership drive
Z was read by Samuel Thomas, chair
man OF the membership committee,
and Jesse G. Suter. vice president of
the Federation OF Citizens Associa-
tons, also spoke on the membership
drive
Thomas l. Mcnamara. chairman Of
che committee on water, lights ana
sewers. reported on the work Of his
committee.
Committees for the ensuing year
we're announced by Evan II. tucker,
-FLcSiueut OF the ASSOCIATION. The COM
e1ittees follow:
Committees Appointed.
Executlve-Eyan H. Tucker. Chairman.
pT- Z d. walter. DR.. Starr Parsons Ro.-
roe Jenkins, w. 5. Lang samuel Thorna.
AleRsq o Anthony, William J. Frixzeli.
Prof. Percival Hall Thomas L NcNamara
and James N. Wood
Lesislatton-Evsn II. Tucker Chairman.
hl1an J. Frfzseil, Hubert N Nevsouo
Or. L %. Walter. DR.. Starr Parsons. Prof
Ferciyal HAu, and George d Little
Publicity and Mail Service-wuuam ]
EriExell, chairman; Alonzo @. Anthony. q
" Aschsnoach. Csenents Giebel ii
sossr, Holiander. Thomas p. 0Dea, R.
Murphy, William H McCounelI Villa m
g Cole, and r. B. Smith
Streets Avenues and Aueys-w. q. Lang
rhafrrnsn: Fredersck Krsrs, G. n Bra hIer
larry Boesch. William Crearner r A
NerNsy. W " Deal, J. z. Diggle n r
ioFenstein- oeorge c. Vonlff John KfndI.
". H. WynlAn- william B Creecv Jaeob
Erech. and Harry Baden
N1t1, LghfS and Severr-Thomas L.