The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-22
CROP OF YOUNG WHITE WINGS
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" the s'ffot t]lrpuIuT r~trtmrHi nsienrd
wtCh ripe attention il fhr Commissioner
Vhilr w. ami 1'hsr .rsnNrfa explained
that matter dilr = lr.uwu Iio uIl 10 ~ 'u'
~ place
Nonr n ,hs diminuUyo suiirncr was rld
enough ~ rrnlipo thti rrurrt rvrhis isnd~i
~ give n ifemnr ~ additional earnea,nees
~ Ma lpf Woodbury. vnirr NJ he tntd ~
HE oNirts w. ma w. hls dctarit0 mont . flri~n,
Nevreyh sloua his e,noiion duflns y htief
pernratloh so~mri Ia md . Responsive
cord In amall hoy breasts and tho Comris.
sloner ant down amid u yullpv - ahrll
cheers
MosIe and ileckIe and Iakrv we're On hAnSl
In their hes, bib and tucker early becau"n
they wore not only RuinE 10 aee q frce store
optlcon ahow hui they wrro 10 got badges
~ nickel like u s'iro nun pliC"man Also,
they had been assured that vhen they GIT
down to work 10 mako Hester street shine
their badges will give them tho delirious
privilege Of calling down a cop when he
throws u banana skin on the pavement In
front Of the corner fruit stand.
The Juvenile Aid Division ~ n revival by .
from the East Side civic club
and the city History 'mD OF the late Vol
Waring's idea Of having the Fast Side itself
do i,s share Of keepinR the II rrets clean.
Tho oonmit,oo conrosed NJ Uorbert C..
nv 'o'', 80. 49, C,,, aLa..o
hahn' president oI 'he VIC .'up' chairman
and Bernard >, Deutsch, Prot James hamll-
ton, DR.. FleisChman of the Educational Alli-
anca md Mary i. PEARSON of the People'
In.,,,r,a ooIlod r,on tho Navor md Com-
in1't"'e' Trtou ~" Wv anL
were assured that II the committee would
bring the Youthful willing workers together
the denartment would give all possible aid
- N'~..za-a,t Ios, ricb,,s anoss
anu ensoui"ssi"e "e"e ~
meeting was the result
. When the Youngsters heard Of the metal
hadpes with the seal of the CITY in the CEN
,ra The assertion tina, we Arc for Clean
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streets IN hoid letters across .he TOP ano
tAic nv SSH'fS
bottom they were for the mass meeting.
With the additional news tina they could
parade with the white wings after the
spring housekeeping and that they may
call down ~janitors and ordinary citizens in
addition to cops, the auditorium couldn't
hold the crowd.
When the school orchestra finished the
overture the school glee club said that there
was a man a man a man in our town and
he was wondTous wise ,drous wise, u
unfortunately ne jumped ne luihpeu, lheIe
was man a man, ne Juihpeu u'to d pIaHi ION
push PIE push, ne lunlped ne Junpeu ni.o
AZ. nn"t.oL IT, ntrnd,cad mr. Ejeisn6-
man. who read letters from Mayor McClel-
Ian and Jacob A. Riis. MIR. Riis was TO have
addressed the meeting also, pu' was pre-
vented because OF lIlless' - -
tanaes. o ~ sohools nttiined tbe work Of the
'Ta,,aniio IA D;vision The division viii con-
s;st Of about 200 clubs of twenty-fve or
.h;rt,, mamhers each A settlement worker
viii have charge of each club. and a club
will look after two or three streets. Mrs.
Robert Able has already offered a prize TO
the club that keeps the 1rult skins excess
s1spenders and wllted SHOES IN lts alstrlc1
slowed IN tne most shiPshape hiahner'
1n1 o'nels W. ~ pu. Ip AZ t',rnad o,t
nv the civ a sfast as possible and thew have
aIso s,lppled those in charge of the youthful
workers. with printed slips to be distributed
70 the tho,Iehtless by the bows and girls.
The member of the Juvenile Aid Division
are cautioned that thew should curb any
Temptation after the first burst of enthusf-
asm has passed. to throw the slips on the
Sidewalk.
All the slips have Commissioner Wood
bnyv,s name at the bottom and above are
various warnings to the careless.
80 .ao,, .. ,o-.. uo-.o.
Give your oenana peers 40 ii hoise. npInes
like them' orange pees. peanut snehs'
papers ana otner ruoolsh must noe d .hio~h
In the street II you DO not seathe receptacle
placed at street corners Tor That purpose
write to
Another INNS.
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Don't spit on the iuewaK IL II asalnst
the law and you are haole 10 punishment
Use your handkerchief
Where some Of the East Side viii get
handkerchiefs the slip does not cay. One
elip printed on red contains an opening
sentence that is liable to meet opposition
in many homes. 1t says:
.z.,,,+ .,a ,ov to +brov -rbhieb ,ron
~ y ase.nst ~ 10" 1on.t nu+ nanon
tne "inuoms y nhhivh ~ oithnr tho ~ 49, %
rags ana otner ruoplsn III e'tner d ASH can
or the garbage can heep ~ IN your nome
and tell the Janitor 70 put the req sign out
and 1t will be called Tor and carted away.
syou all know the people that are too
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