The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-02
CLEANUP DAY IS
NOW DECIDED upon


(Coniinued from Paae ope.)
ance. urdcrs and completion Of orders,
reports Of work done. etc, also report
a list Of Interpreters available 10 at
tend the workers and explain the pur.
poses Of the day 10 inhabitants nm.
familiar with English.
The committee on hired labor shall
attend TO the employment OF such labor
crs as the executive committee may
deem necessary or have means to en-
ploy.
Report 70 Headquarters.
I1-Headquarters for the executive
committee shall be selected by it and
reported at the final arrangements
meeting At such headquarters the
executive committee shall be in attend.
ance throughout the day-the hours 60
be fixed at the final arrangements meet
! ing-and have general charge of all the
| operations of the day. II is hereby en-
/ powered to arrange for headquarters
equipment, such as furniture, telephone,
etc, as may be necessary.
! IV-Each district band of workers
shall have a clerk with memorandum
book, for recording the work done and
informing the Central Improvement
Committee of all nuisanees, needs for
sanitary Improvement, unsightly struc-
lures. dilapidato1 fences. III kerpt va
cant lots etc, which it may be imprac-
ticable to deal with satisfactorily on
Cleanup Day, so that such matters may
be taken up later by this body.
V-The executive committee shall
have prepared suitable inexpensive
badges for the Cleanup Day workers,
distinctive lettering to be placed on
those for officers, executive committee
men and captains of bands.
Everybody Help.
YI-For the purposes of Cleanup
Day the public and private schools, boy
scouts cadets and like organizations
are invited to have representation in
this hody.
VII-The question of business sus-
pension for the day is hereby referred
to the commercial organizations.
Begin at Home.
} VIII-Every member of this body or
of any of its component parts should
look to his own premises, that they may
be,in good sanitary condition and with
out mosquito breeding sources, ss well as
cleared of all rubbish, prior to Cleanup
Day, SO that he may engage in the
activities of the day, for the benefit of
} the community, with clear conscience
, and unabashed countenance.
lHe I&-This plan of campaign fer the
day shall be furnished in pl inted form
: by the secretary within one week after
; this meeting, at least thee copies each
TO every organization eligible to repre-
sentation in this body. Each such or
: ganization should hold a meeting not
less tran one day prior to tie fiual ar.
engagements meeting of this body. foz
the propose of considering its ployi.
: sions and recommendations, ard mal-.
ing such suggestions as may be deemed
= useful for ensuring the success of the
= day; reporting, through its representa-
= tives to the Central Improvement CSm
Z mittee as near as possible what it MAY
y be prepared to undertake as its share
$ of Cleanup Day.
) Keep city's Face Clean.
J. "Wash your faces, y was the bur
5. den of the advice handed out at the
?, meeting of the Central Improvement
/. Club, held last night at the Merchants
:, association headquarters, to consider
d the matter of "Cleanup Days fol
5, Honolulu. The matter was taken nj
), thoroughly and all the delegates were
!. enthusiastic over the matter of clean
J. ling up Honolulu go that it's owl
:. mother wolld not know it. A draft Of
7. the general scheme was presented by
4, Daniel Logan and provides for a com
). plete working set of machinery.
o This scheme was adopted and will
now be considered by the various i'm
!, provement clubs and reported back a
meeting to be held on June II, wher
n the final arrangements will be settled
L on. The date for "Cleaning Upn da,
], has been set for June "a and is to ex
tend over until the morning of tn,
o twenty-ffth, if the work is not com
s. pleted.
After the meeting had been called
q to order the report of the special com
. mittee that was appointed to repor
g, on the tenement question and whiel
. has already been published was reat
Y and adopted. President Berndt thel
. spoke of the matter, which was befor
l. them, and of its seriousness and lief
o. the details to President MottSmith o
o. the board of health.
. The latter touched ON all the power
= and money that had been given tn
.board by the legislature and said tina
40 NJ BOOu W bHblh bht lubtl
est of the citizens, as a whole, is be
hind it all. At the last meeting Gale,
by the club to deal with this question
r they had come ont so strongly tina
| they had shown the legislature wha
! they wanted.
The question has been such a BIZ
one that the legislative body had hest
ar tated about doing 1t, but when the
~ saw that a representative gathering
u such as was present that night reall
st wanted it they had passed what wa
a. necessary. 1t was a question so bi
IN that it had needed other minds to thin
"a about it and they had done it.
es Citizens Needed.
II. Among the other matters which ha
Of come up before him, he had been tryin
lr to find out some way in which thi
matter of cleanup day for Honolulu
xyl h. hn IN en-