Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-23

there will be plenty of opportunity for
everyone, after the days work is fin
ished, to devote few hours to furbI
ishing up around home, and the may
or, the hath officer. the city commits
sion, the Commercial club and other
civic associations are calling upon
each citizen to do his share and, II
necessary, to suggest to his neighbor
that he do his. If suggestion should
not suffice, other measures may be
resorted to-, but such necessity is not
anticipated and will not be consider
ed until it arises. ta. a
Capable Committees in Charge.
The City Beautiful committee of the
Commercial club, composed of II. P.
Goddard, chairman; B. c. Marks, O.
N. Durham, DR.. w. H. Bodenstab and
d. Y. Owens, has general supervi-
sion of the Cleanup and Paint.up
movement.
Cooperating with this committee
are capable subcommittee in each
ward, as follows: IL
Ward One-R. G. Battey, chairman;
l.. D.. Opdyke, Rev. Bruce Jackson, w.
| ~. al SOllo, -. iI l OuuS. 3
Ward Two-A. c. Hinckley, chair
man; Dr.. f. B. Strauss, lFrayne Ba-
kerr Harry A. Thorr: ;1son, James Hal
loran.
i Ward Three. l.. Whitney, chair
man; J. p. jackson, C. l.. Burton, i.
H. l.. Vesperman, M. G. Hagen.
Ward Four-Joseph Schneider
chairman; Anton Beers. Frank Ev-
arts, George Robidou, Charles Fisher
Ward Five-Orris w. Roberts
chairman; w. S. Casselman, John
Maasen, G.. w. Humphreys. a
Junior Chamber Active.
Y In league with the Comemrcial club
in this effort and rendering invalu
able assistance is the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce, whose genera
committee, consisting of Ralph Jew
Oliver Webb, has named the follow
: ing subcommittee: ...
Ward One--Richard Hall, chair
man; Rudolph Bork. Wallace Peck
Charles Niles, Oliver Webb, Gran
vile Grambs.
Ward Two-Ralph Jewell, chair
man; Paul Halloran, George Register
: ,Jr., Grant Resland, Roy Hartley, Les
: lie Harrison, Rex E'erndt.
> Ward Three-Paul Register, chair
man; Charles Mandigo, Franklin Pat
ten. William Ross, Edwin Taylor
\ Clifton Hubbard, Roy Mcdonald.
Ward Four-Albert Cook, chair
man; Guy Groves, Harold Erstrom
William Kelly, Lloyd Couch.
Ward Five-ROman CzerWenski
chairman; Ambrose Galliger, Waite
Penwarden, Earl Albertson.
Ward SiX--Lewis Spear, chairman
Neal Reade, Oliver Whitmore, Ott'
Dirlam. Jr.
Expect Business Men to Help.
Business men are expected to he'll
by making especial displays and OF
fering special prices on paintup an
cleanup materials during the week
They are asked to 60 step furthe
and set good example by brighten
ing up their own store fronts. Late
they will be requested to help max
Bismarck hanging garden city b.
installing window box or two.
The Commercial club has arrans
ed with number of teaming cor
tractors to have teams available dul
ing the week, and members of tn
cleanup and, paint-up brigade VIII
are not otherwise supplied may ca
up the Commercial club, Phone 81:
whenever in need of a team.
The big week is on. If everyon
does his or her part, Bismarck wi
be a brighter, cleaner, prettier cit
one week hence. The Commerce.
club trusts that for this one wee
the slogan, do 1t For Bismarck,
may: be kept in the forefront.
each one of our 1900 men and won
en- and children and babies join i
this effort for Bismarck, the club
confident Of results.