The Washington herald., 1922-11-05
ASH COLLECTIONS
SADLY NEGLECTED,
NOR1HEASTCLAIM
Official Of Trinidad Asso-
citation Files Formal
Protest.

health and street cleaning depart
ments against the method Of ash col
lection in that section. by Charles w.
Edwards. 130s Montello avenue. mem
Der Of the executive committee of
the Trinidad Citisens' A Association.
Now that We have taken the ini-
tial step In the way Of making
Northeast y better place in which
| to dwell" commented Edwards. at
Is our duty to reach the root of these
evils"
The protest pointed out that only
one collection was made In that Sec
ton since last April. Residents af-
fected by this negligence. It was
stated. are put to . disadvantage.
since the cold weather set in, and
ashes are collecting in serious pro-
portions.
Similar protests previously have
been reported. but no action fol-
lowed. the citiseps' association
members say. Some Of the COM
plants reflected on the negligence
Of the men In charge OF the teams.
who fail to make proper disposition
Of the ashes and other debris.
Action will be taken on the pro-
tests at the next meeting of the
Trinidad Citizens Association.
Thursday. November %.
| Ladies' of the congregation of
Douglas NJ. f. Church. Eleventh and
II streets northeast. are planning
q bazaar. to be held Tuesday and
| Wednesday. November 81 and -.
The baxaar will be accompa MED by
AQf n n IAlf oN
| OF the season.
Members of the congregation of
Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church. Massachusetts avenue and
Tenth street northeast. have been
requested by the pastor. Rev. B. r.
Rhoads. to forward their donations
| for the Crittenden Home bazaar to
Mrs. Raymond l.. Smith.
More than 100 young people will
participate In the pageant. THE
Seach for the Light" to be pre-
sented In Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church. Ninth street and Maryland
| avenue northeast. November %. The
pastor. the Rev. 3. T. Nicholas,
urges a large response. The pro-
ceeds will be donated at the thank
| Offering meeting Members of the
| Missionary Society Of the church
are supervising the arrangements.
assisted by the Sunday school.
| The Rev. Alfred T. Barrows, pas
| tor of Eastern Presbyterian Church.
| Sixth street and MARYLAND avenue
| northeast. has reminded the con-
gregation of the course on World
Stewardship led by Tie Rev. Guy
I morrill, in the New YORK Avenue
Church. In order to make 1t con-
| venient for those in business the
time of the course has been fixeG
at 4:45 p. m. to S:30 p. m. daily.
Capt. l.. ]. Stoll, Of the Ninth
precinct police. before meeting
| of the Northeast Business Mems As
sociatioin. reported that the sta
ton conhscates an average of 400
| gallons of liquor a month"
An interesting program featur-
| ing Prof. Harry Wheaton Howard
! in the presentation of musical
sketches, "Punchinello" and The
Bachelor and His Wife, was given
| in lexington Presbyterian Church.
North Capitol and Q streets north
east. Friday evening. This was
| the first of a series OF entertain
ments to he given by the congre-
CATION.
A. Zuckemay, GA Tennessee av-
enue northeast. was slightly in
| jured when an automobile struck
| him at Fourteenth and G. streets
northeast.
| Douglas NJ. E. Church. Eleventh
and f streets northeast, and the
parsonage of the Rev. Edward
| Hayes. sos Eleventh street north
east, are being repainted.
An interesting meeting of the
| Peabody Parent Teachers Associa-
tion will be held Tuesday evening
at the Peabody School, Fifth and
G streets northeast
Miss Helen Timke. 20lo Evarts
street northnast, was injured at
Seventh and + streets northwest.
Harry Doyle. 22sh Quincy street
northeast. was slightly injured when
he fell from his automobile at Mon
tello and Florida avenues north
| east.
Barney Goldstein. 2S Florida av-
enue northeast. is being congrat-
ulated upon the acceptance of one
Of his inventions at tho Patent
Office The invention Is me-
chanical device for use in the prep
aration of fountain drinks.
Rev. DIR. A. C. Dixon. preacher.
teacher. and author. will address the
Centennial Baptist Church, Seventh
and l streets northeast. Thursday
Three other Baltimore Baptist min
listers will address, the church Tues
day, Wednesday and Friday.
Rev. f. Hez Sven. the pastor of
the Centennial Baptist Church, will
preach today on the subjects. The
Working Word" and Jesus Called
a woman a Name"
The quarterly conference OF the
North Capitol NJ e. Church, North
| Capitol and X streets northeast, was
held at the church Friday.
Rev. A. E. Spielman. pastor, gave
a detailed account OF the general
church work. He introduced DR..
John Edwards, District superinten-
dent, who reviewed the District
| work The Epworth League was
represented by Lionel Fielder, who
gave his organizations report. The
| Sunday schools work was explained
by S. g. Symons. Miss Ethel Bear.
financial secretary. gave a report.
The trustees of the church, are:
J. L. Cline, r. l.. Garboldi. s. s.