Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-02
TOGETHER"
TO CLEAN CITY
Governmental Facilities Are
Pledged For Citizens on
"Clean-Up Day.

Of Health last night pledged the gov
eminent facilities to the oahu I'm
provcmcnt Committee to- aid In the
"ClCan-t'p nay" campaign and de-
clarcd that the public movement with
which the Improvement committee Is
Identified is the most significant that
Honolulu has ever witnessed.
The Oahu Improvement committee.
which Is composed of delegates from
the various Improvement clubs of the
city, met last night in the rooms OF
the Merchants Association. Young
Hotel building, settled upon the pre-
liminary plans for "Clean-Up Day"
fixed the date and got together in
an enthusiastic manner that prophe-
sizes well for the movement. Satur-
day. June "a was the day SCI for the
grand onslaught Of citizens upon dirt
mosquitoes. debris and insanitary
conditions in general.
a plan Of organization, presente 4
by Daniel Logan through President
L, A. Rorndt, who presided last night,
was adopted by the committee. This
plan outlines the work In broad
way. the details TO be filed in by
various committees and active work
ers
The plan In brief IL as follows:
|. The officers OF the Central Inn
proycment Committee and one mem
her of each organization forming this
body to he appointed by the president
with the advice OF the presiding Off
Ger of each organization, shall con-
stitute the executive committee. to
have general direction of the work OF
the day.
Organization.
H. The executive committee so
formed shall appoint the following
named subcommittee OF not less than
three each, selecting them from the
membership of the various compon-
cnt organizations, viz: Finance. dis
tricting, carriage and implements
transportation. clerical help and in
terpreters, hired labor.
Duties of the various committees
are outlined. The scope given the
districting committee Is interesting
II contemplates cleanup that shall
extend from Diamond Head to Mo-
analua, and the city Is to be divided
into districts with workers named for
each district.
Headquarters.
III. 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 at
tendance throughout the day the
hours to be fixed at the final arrange
ments meeting-and have general
charge Of all the operations OF the
day. II is hereby empowered to ar
range for headquarters equipment,
such as furniture, telephone. etc, as
may he necessary.
". 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 nulsances, needs for
sanitary improvement, unsightly
structures. diapidated fences, I'M
kempt vacant lots, etc, which II may
be impracticable to deal with salts
factorily on Cleanup Day, so that
such matters may be taken up later
by the body
V. The executive committee shall
have prepared suitable inexpensive
badges for the Cleanup Day work
ers, distinctive lettering to be placed
on those for officers. executive COM
mitteemcn and captains of bands.
All Together.
VI. For the purposes of Clean-Up
Day the public and private schools,
boy scouts, cadets and like organlza-
tions are invited to have representa-
ton in this body.
VII. The question of business sus
pension for the day Is hereby referred
TO the commercial organizations.
The plan as outlined makes neces-
sary a number of additional meetings,
as well as vast amount of actual
organization work, not the least Of
which Is the raising of funds to car
ry out the campaign.
A general suspension OF business
may be called for on this day. The
matter was referred to the CONNER
clal bodies by the meeting last night
and nptiDn 10 pynaptpd nj an parlv