Evening journal., 1922-03-31

money-saving benefits which accrue
from clean. healthy homes.
Arbor Day, next Friday. will be
a part Of the Cleanup Week
movement. In this connection.
Charles F. Ernst, secretary Of the
general committee, announced that
the Park Commission had donated
a dozen fine trees tJr planting. II
also is expected that the women's
clubs throughout the city will do
nate trees Mrs. w. Q. Spruanoe
has this latter feature in hand
Announcement was made today by
Mrs. Donald S. Ashbrook. OF the
completed Women's Club Committee,
Of which she is chairman The
members are "a follows;
Washington Heights Century Club
Mrs Dudley Wier, Mrs. W. p.
White, Mrs. Clarence Fraim.
Council OF Jewish Women-Mrs.
James n. Ginns, Mrs. Sara c. Barsky
Mrs. J. II. Caswell. Mrs. Jacob Fab
er.
Parochiai schoOl-Mrs, Mary c.
Keogh.
Washington Heights Association
Mrs. Joseph Wickersham.
New Century Club-Mrs. Freder-
lck Bringhurst. Mrs. c. p. NJ. Rum
ford. Mrs. A. d. Warner. Sr
Members at Large-Mrs. John
Palmer, Jr.. Mrs. c. 7. Bridgham,
Mrs. Jane Pennewill. Mrs. d. Whit
tingham.
A complete plan OF organization
was formulated yesterday afternoon
along the lines laid down by Chair
man Howard NJ Ward OF the dis
! trict and contest committee and Civ.
I en- to representatives of the various
divisions into which the city Is dl-
vided for this purpose.
The personnel OF the staffs in the
/ districts was also completed and TO-
/ day they are to appoint their helpers
In District No. /, John 3. Boguck
will be assisted By Harry M. Wiley
health officer. and Peter Bienkow
ski, president OF the Delaware
Neighborhood Association. In Dis
trict No. 2 DR.. Lawrence J. Jonel
accepted the captainship and hi
leutenants will be Nevin Clowney
health officer. and John p. Grant
president OF the Clayton Neighbor
hood Association. In District No. 3
C.. S. Hammitt has agreed to serV'
as captain and mis- aides will h'
George Brown. health officer. arS
Philip Hertz. president Of the Stap
Ter Neighborhood Association. II
District No. 4, Edwin C. Huber ha
been selected as captain, and ha
agreed to serve. His lieutenant
will be Health Ofcer Robert Taylo
and George Plummer, president j
the BrandyWine Neighborhood Asso
citation. In District No. william
Lewis acts as captain, assisted b
Harry Irons, health officer. and Mrs
Florence Warren. In District No.
Walter Rash has been selected n
captain. with Howard Logue. healtl
officer and George T. Lyon. prosi
dent OF the Pine Street Nelghb r
hood Association. as helpers.
These men and women will be IN
general staff in their districts an
they will be assisted by neighbors 3
every square. The details OF thei
plan Of campaign was drawn up b
Miss Frances L. Range. OF the Com
munity Service member OF the dis
trlcting and contest committee.
Beginning on Monday som
two score representatives OF tn
10 Metropolitan Life Insurance Con
pany will also make visits to ever
e section OF the city. accompanied h
y policemen. They will hand to n
u citizens ''Clean-Up Week" literatu r
g Later In the week. on Arbor ia
T. the same committees IN the ware
is that have helped 20 enlist cooper
Is tion in "Clean-Up Week" will asst
n wherever programs have been la
n down for planting trees II WI
e pointed out yesterday that Arb
r Day coming as It does this year du
>, ing "Clean-Up Week" should
% made a bigger occasion than ever.
i- II was decided yesterday. ais
a that April Is will be the day
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