The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-20
CLEANUP DAY
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account of the great mass Of material
gathered together. to follow It up
with another cleanup day and then,
ior many days after. forces Of men
were at work disposlng Of the gar.
hage gathered together. we are 60
ing to get through in one day this
time" said Won Damn.
In nearly all the districts the men
in charge found far less work to be
done than last time In fact it ap.
peared to be the sentiment around
headquarters that another cleanup
DAY will not be necessary. AS com.
pared to the volume of rubbish and
garbage gathered up in last year
cleanup day, today's accumulation is
small, though in many parts of the
town the results of today showed
that a cleanup was much needed.
Large Force Employed.
Chairman w VOTERS Of the Labor
committee stated at noon that con.
siderably over 500 men were on the
job, all over the city. This includes
about hundred men from the prison,
There was no lack of available lab
orers. The declaration Of a holiday
released hundreds of them, and VOL
ters had a busy morning assigning
them to their various places
Praises Boy Scouts.
Acting Governor Mott-Smith eX
pressed pleasure at the efficient work
Of the Boy Scouts. They have proved
a great help" he said, and should
be given credit for their willing ao-
tivity."
Here is the list of the boys and
the districts they worked in;
Captains: David Bent, Frank Silva,
D. H. Hitchcock. Nelson Robinson,
Fertilizer Works; Henry Thompson,
Manoa and Town; Robert Boyd, Ma
kih and Punchbowl; Daniel Vida,
Emma Square; Victor Boyd, Town
District; Ralph Johnson, Nuuanu
Avenue; c. Moreyama, Kamehameha
School; A. Annoy, Town District Ali
Sing, Kalihi-kai; Frank Vincent, Re
walo; Alexander Hoopili, Kalihl.uka;
George Victor, Ka5aako; Frank 81
shop, Punchbowl; Joseph AFana.
Punchbowl.
A Big Committee.
The general committee which han
died the work of the day was a large
one, but most Of the members tool:
active part in the work. The execn'
tive committee and various subcom'
mittees were made up as follows:
Executive-B. Won Damn. f. A.
Mott-Smith, Geo. c. Guild, r. A.
Berndt, Walter F. Dillingham;, Father
Valentin, A. D. Castro, Vincent Fer.
nandez,, c. W. Ashford, Daniel Lo
gan, NJ. Kawahara, Dr. Haida, NJ. Ko
heYa, Chun Ming, C. X, YL IChn
Gem, VIM. VOTERS, Ed. Towse, Sol
Mahelona, Frank Kruger, Harry T
Mills, c. c. James, Walter R. Coombs
J A. Gilman. ...
Finance-E. l. Spalding, ]. P. Cooke
VIM. VOTERS, Geo. G. Guild, Johr
! Warehouse.
Districting-E. A. Mott-smith, DR.
Pratt, Ed Towse.
Labor-Wm. VOTERS, Vincent Fer
randez, Capt. Larsen, J. w. Cald
well, Clarence L. Crabbe, c. X. Al
| Chun Ming.
Press-Daniel Logan (chairman)
NJ. G.. Maury R. H. Allen, q. F. AT
fonso, Sol Mahelona, J. NJ. Poepoe
D. KaIauokalani, Ng Wing Lun, Ching
Yau Hing, Chun zee Han, Lee Toe
York, s Sheba, Y. Sega, II. Tsuru
shima, Park Sang Ha.
School and Boy Scout-W. T. Pope
Edgar Wood, Hugh Thompson, d. II
Hitchcock, Bro Henry, l.. G. Black
man.
HerdQuarters-B. Won Damn (chaic
mani f. A. Mott-Smth, Daniel Lo
gan, =. A. Berndt Walter f. billing
ham, Geo. G. Guild, w. F. Wilson.
Car;age-E. A. Berndt chairman
Jack Belser, Albion F. Clark, Chu
Gem, NJ. Kawahara Chas Costa, Da
vid laughs.
Tools and implements - James
Steiner Cchairman), VIM. Bush, Sam
A. Walker, Chas. J. Mccarthy, d. /
| COnkling.
portation-Norman Watkin.
| chairman, c. Montague Cooke, DR.
Z. l. Hutchinson, Fred l.. Waldron
c. c. Won Hamm, Chas. Bon.
Women's Cooperation-Mrs. f. J
| Lowrey (chairman).
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