Evening journal., 1922-04-05
supplies and other apparatus used

supplies ana other apparatus used
in such movements.
But the national paint manufac-
turers see behind all these move
ments great constructive effort.
namely. the saving OF property and
the maintenance % property values
Tho National Save the Surface
Committee earnestly believes that
every cleanup movement IL an add
ed lesson in the great work OF pub
/ lie education. II brings health. hap
piness. conservation OF property and
therefore OF wealth and pays every
community a handsome dividend in
a greater sense OF public satisfaction.
such cleanup movements also
encourage business. II cannot be-
said by any means that the Clean
T Up Campaign has a wholly selfish
interest for the paint manufacturer.
They feel a pride In the community
spirit such movements excite. At
this particular time also. these
movements have an added value
FOR they serve 10 help reduce un-
employment and I would earnestly
urge all citizens OF Wilmington to
keep this feature foremost n their
minds.
Employ a man. n you can. All
over the country employment r. be
ing made one OF the keynotes Of the
/ Cleanup Campaigns. Men can be
hired 20 help about the yards. 20
/ plant trees. 10 clean out attlcs and
cellars. One thing ought TO be re-
membered. however. and this has
. probably been insisted on by tho
! health authorities OF Wilmington
that is. make the movement perma-
nent. Cleanup and stay cleaned up.
/ brighten mp and stay frightened up.
/ lt Will pay the community directly
/ In dividends Of health. happiness and
prosperity"
Captain John s. BoguckI. OF Dis-
/ frict No. ]. which includes the seq
zion OF the city south OF Second
street and west Of Washington
street reported last evening that his
committee was doing its best to wir
the prize for their section Peter T
Bieukowski. president OF the Della
more Ne.ghborhood Association. 81
working with Captain Boguck
When the matter OF cleanup wa
{ taken up In this district many Of m.
- residents reported 70 Mr. Bogucki
We have already started"
Councilman James S Evans. cop
p tain OF District No. 3. has appointc,
as his staff Samuel Ford. John Il
Carpenter, Leroy Hickman. Johl
Cathcart and John Connel Thesl
men made an inspection Of their ter
rltory yesterday II includes m,
part OF the city north OF Eight
street west Of Washington stree
and south Of the Brandywine
This Is Mayor Harvey's district
and the mayor is regarded by IN,
residents as one OF the squad tina
viii have TO make the district l0l
per cent.
In District No. 4. the greatest ac
tvlty Is reported from the neigh
borhood associations and othe
groups of citizens. The Coyn
. Neighborhood Association announce
= that one OF its contributions toward
Clean-Up Week will be the placini
, Of. and painting Of. twenty boxe
around the trees recently plante
., on that playground. The Tatns
D, NeiFhborhood Association OF thI
, district will plant two trees ne,
saturday The Washington Height
. Ncighhorhood Association has form
- cd its members into a citizens CON
>, mittee and is cleaning up with vii
D. This district IS under the leadershi
N OF Edwin C.. Huber. captain. and ir
n cludes all OF the Ninth ward north q
. the Brandywine.
o In District No S. one OF IN
strongest local committees OF the cit
n has been formed. In this district IN
N Eden Club will have charge OF IN
Arbor Day program. at Eden Parl
, The Pine Neighborhood Associatio
. will have it's Arbor Day celebra
- ton at the Pine Playground Fourt
/, and Pine streets. The South si3
/, Association has dedicated its tree
=. to a member OF this association VIII
died In service during the recent wa
:, The members Of this association wi
y y meet in the afternoon al their clu
y house and march TO Eden Park In
u body TO take part In the Arbor Da
exercises at o'clock.
D. A committee OF 60 active citizen
II In this district is conducting a house
toulouse canvass TO urge neighboi
10 join In tho cleanup activities.
The general Wilmington Clean-u
= Committee yesterday afternoon e1
tended its congratulations TO Wa
ter Rash. Captain Of District No.
a for his splendid work In er
4, listing the aid OF so many OF hi
neighbors in doing personal work
~ Cleanup Week activities.
n DR.. William J. French. chairma
v. OF the Social Agencies COMMITTEES
e reported yesterday that the Clean
It up activities In the Americanizauo
n classes OF the city were under wa,
Miss b. Ethelda Mullin. OF the ASS
u ciated Charities. reported that thei
Ia were some individuals whose yar'
+. had never been cleaned up. but WI
g under the stimulus OF cleanup WEE
r. activities have made a thoroul
!. cleaning out.
FEMALE MINSTREI.S TO SHO'
The Female Minstrels. compose
n, OF fifty Negro maids. familiar