Evening journal., 1922-04-08
To KEEP CITY
SPOTLESS IS
NOW The AIM
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health is dumped. the Board of
Health will be the prosecutor direct
Mr.. Francis. who is in charge OF
the cleanup work which has been
paid for by P. s. dupont. announced
today that the work was complete,
except for two days operations by
a squad Of cleaners in South Will
mington next week. The squads
were unable to finish their work in
that district because Of rainy
weather.
A complete survey OF city laws
and ordinances relating to clean
up work will be made and If it is
thought desirable. more stringent
and more comprehensive legislation
will be recommended by the commit
tee to the proper city officials.
It was recommended also that the
permanent committee which will be
appointed to follow up in the work
be instructed to plan together with
the mayors zoning committee. so
that city dumps can be located to
the best advantage, and that finally
comprehensive plan can be worked
out which will completely eliminate
any excuse for depositing rubbish
at any other place than the regu-
larly designated city points. The
committee will meet again on Mon
day at Cleanup Headquarters in
the DUPONT Building.
Final reports from the workers
viii reach headquarters this after
noon. While the campaign Officially
ends today the headquarters viii re-
main open for several days, and
those in charge there will be glad 70
receive complaints or suggestions
from the public.
Prizes for the school children's
essays were announced today
together with the names Of the
donors. These prizes we're collected,
in nearly every instance. through the
efforts of the Women's Clubs Com
mittee, headed by Mrs. Donald s.
Ashbrook. The prizes and donors
are:
Chlld's shoes and stockings. Mel
son Shoe Co.. work basket, Smith
zollinger Co.; IS, Metropolitan Life
Ins. Co.. playground slide, Com
munity Service OF Wilmington; IS.
Metropolitan Life ms Co. for best
poster; s2.50 gold piece. W. p. Jorde
q Co.. IS. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Fraim; IS, Washington Heights Cen
tury Club.
order for one pair OF boys sport
keds. Morris Levy Shoe Co: order
for y dozen best photographs, Cum
mings. Photographer; IS, Educa-
tional Committee OF New Century
Club, Mrs. A. d. Warner, Sr., chair
man: order for silk hose, Lace Shop:
S5 pair OF shoes. Mrs. Keogh, Co
lonial Boot shop; Boys Scout knife,
N. snellenburg Company; Boys neck
tie, n. Snellenburg Company; sil
yer cuff links. string OF green beads
string of red beads. baseball, boy s
roller skates. girls roller skates, one
bat, Mrs. John Palmer, Jr.; picture
frame. two girls sweaters. Anony-
nous; silk hose. Stats and Co.
breastpin, Banks and Bryan: waist
II. Braunstein. Vanity Fair shop
$3.50 pair OF white kid gloves
Braunstein. go Market; silver pen
Gil. Millard r. Davis; child's UNI
, brella, Crosby & Hill Co.; silk scarf
= r. Topkis & Son. vase and base. ELL
wood Souder Co.; cap. American
Hat Co.; silk hose, NJ. Bendheim
Walk over Co.; baseball. H. W. Van
dever; box candy. Govatos Cand,
Co; penknives. Anonymous.
Gilbert wireless receiver set, Gar
rett, Miller & Co; box candy. Rey
nolds Candy Co.. baseball glove, Bot
tomley; necktie. Beck and White.