The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-06-16
COMMITTEES ARE
NOW APPOINTED
CLEANUP DAY WORK GOING
AHEAD RAP1DLY-aooD
REPORTS.
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Acting on twenty.four hours notice
sixteen out OF the total nineteen on the
executive committee for cleanup day
met at the merchants association =
room yesterday and appointed the vari.
Gus subcommittee who are to handle
the work. The matter Of washing Ho.
nolulu' g face is being taken up well
and there seems TO be every chance of
everybody turning out and removing
all the bad patches. President Berndt,
who is in charge Of the movement, is
very optimistic and states that the
right spirit is being shown throughout.
The finance committee which was ap-
pointed Saturday last has met with sue
cess and has between six and ten
thousand dollars already in sight. All
nationalities are coming in and every
part of the city will add it's quota to-
wards the work.
The business yesterday was confined
to the appointing Of the various com.
mittees who are to do sll the prepara-
tory work. Several suggestions were
made and among them one that the
various newspapers should be requested
to print a special appeal to the resi-
dents of the city. Those handling the
matter also say that if everyone will
gather up the few old cans or pieces
of rubbish before the day, that it will
be a much simpler job than if the
whole of the work is left to the cleanup
workers.
Circulars are to be printed in various
languages and distributed throughout
the city. The committees will make
their reports at the final meeting which
is to be held Saturday night. BY that
time everything should be in definite
shape and the whole of the plans ready
for execution. A press committee, with
Daniel Logan at the head of affairs, is
to keep the matter prominently before
the public.
The Committees.
Tho following are the committees as
appointed:
Executive Committee-E. A. Berndt,
chairman: B. Won Damn, j. l.. Me-
Lean, win ]. Cooper, w. F. Wilson,
DIR. w. g. Rogers, C. G. James, Z. l..
"oiNiOhJ bOhu NathSIJ hllildm hOl-
ters, f. j. Mclaughlin, A. Q. Mareal-
limo, NJ. G. Pacheco, s. Sheba, Y. XII
mura, Y. Soga, Chu Gem, DIR. f. Wong
Leong and G. K. All.
Finance-E. ]. Spalding, chairman; !;
j. p. Cooke, Z. A. Mott-Smith, Y. Akai,
Chin Ming and G. F. Alfonso.
Districting-F. L. Waldron, chair
man; Ed TOwse, DIR. L. Katsuki, Yee
Yap, DR.. Victor S. Clark, A. II. R.
Vieira and S. Mahelona.
Clerical Help and interpretations
A. X. Ozawa, chairman; Father Valen-
tin, Eli Crawford, G. Yamada, w. Quai
Fong and ]. NJ. Camara.
Carriage and Imprements-B. Won
Damn, chairman; Yong Kwong Tai,
David Haughs, Guy Gere, A. v. Peters
and M. Kawahara.
Hired Labor-William Wolters, chair
man; Frank Creedon, H. X. Alapai,
Choy Dan, NJ Komeya, v. Fernandez
Jr., S. Takahashi and X. ODa.
TranspOrtation-Dr. w. G.. Rogers,
chairman; W. Motoshige, Loo Joe, C.
NJ. V. Forster, w. w. Thayer, NJ. Cooke,
X, Maruyama and M. P. Robinson.
The executive committee are to see
the business men in connection with
having Saturday week observed as a
holiday in order that full complement
of workers may be available. Lists are
to be made out of all those who will
volunteer to Join in with the movement
and go with the scavengers.