Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-06
CLEANUP WEEK
INTERESTS ALL AND
GROWS IN INTEREST
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Howard NJ. Ward. Chairman Of the
Districting and Contest Committee,
announced today that the following
had been appointed as Judges. who
will pass on the question OF awarding
the prize to tho winning district:
Leroy Harvey Mrs. Donald Ashbrook,
Charles Ernst. Candy Mammcle, How
ard NJ. Ward.
The Arbor Day schedule as an
nounced this morning Is AZ follows:
Tomorrow at 4 p. m. the Pine
Neighborhood Association holds it's
exercises. The speaker will be Miss
Sallie Shaw.
Tomorrow at s y. m. the Southside
Neighborhood Association holds its
exercises at Eden Park. Mr.. Edwin
Collins will be the speaker.
Five Neighborhood Associations will
hold their Arbor Day celebration on
Saturday. These are The Madison
Neighborhood Association at IL a. m.
Mr.. Samuel Baynard, ST., speaker:
Clayton Neighborhood Association .
p. m, Miss Ellen Samworth and
Councilman Murray. speakers; Coyne
Neighborhood Association lat $50 p.
M. DIR. George Allison, speaker; Della
more NeiEhborhood Association at
2.30 p. M; Tatnall Neighborhood AS
ISOLATION at $50 y. m. speakers,
Mayor Leroy Harvey. Samuel Bay
nard. ST.. Benjamin Shaw. Howard NJ
Ward.
| George Il. Plummer, captain OF Dis.
trlct No. 4. reported that School No
IL East Twenty second street had en-
listed brigade of volunteers consist.
ing OF % boys and girls. who are a
work after school hours in cleaning
up the vicinity.
He also reported that the members
OF the Tatnall Neighborhood Assocla
ton have torn down the old step,
leading 10 the playground and ar,
putting i'll new ones today as a par
of cleanup week activ ties
II Mayor Harvey received report TO
day from an inspector whose business
takes him into peoples cellars AM
Yards. that never during an eX
perience of 80 years. had he seen sucl
cleanup spirit shown In THE city
He reported that cellars, which 20 hi
knowledge for years had never bee
cleaned up, We're being made fire.
from debris and rubbish, and tina
yards where an accumulation OF rub
Dish had lain for years were bein
cleaned up.
Clean-Cp headquarters wishes &
state that il is impossible TO remoV
building materials, but that If tn
! lots where they are piled are unsight
! lily, neighboring residents should telc
phone the owners OF the materials o
lots and ask TO have them straighteDe
! up.
Coyne Neishborhood Association
i has already set out 20 trees on it
playground, and is now boxing tn
trees. and repairing the playgroun
equipment, as its part in "Clean-t
Paint-Up Week"
Matthew, Dominick was electe
chairman OF an Arbor Day committe,
at Coyne's meeting. held last evenins
at the home of the secretary. Mr.!
Florence Ely. 1891 East Fourteent
: street.
The Arbor Day program will be Civ
en- at $50 FRIDAY afternoon. ~
George Allison Will be the princips
speaker
Rubbish collections for today wi
take place. in the district west {
Washington street and north {
s Eighth street. This is the reguls
n collection day for this district.
a A complaint reached the CleanU
8 Committee yesterday through MayC
, Harvey in the form OF letttr whic
Il he had received from a woman Twin
\ in the Ninth ward. who protested tn;
,. dirt and refuse was being dumped q
y lets in the ward which have bee
Il cleaned up during the past few dal
: in connection with the campaign. II
s committee decided TO take drastic steI
to stop such practice and To ferret ol
# and have arrested the party or pa
a ties responsible.