Evening journal., 1922-04-03
CITY UNITES
IN CLEAN Up
WEEK Effort
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citation OF the work Of the citizens
at large.
Those present were II l.. Minor.
J. c. Lawson. william ]. Lutz. f.
NJ Ainscow. Haword NJ. Ward. Will
liam NJ. Francis. John G.. saylor Dr.
Joseph II Odell, Joseph H. Martin.
c. r. Kuhns Mrs Donald s. Ash
brook. H. +. Mullin. Or. william J.
French. superintendent OF Police
George Black. James r. Stein
George Carter. +. l.. Hanna. Frank
w. Pierson. Mrs Anna Simpson,
Mrs X. stock Miss Bessie whiting
ham, DR.. Florence NJ. Seward Mrs.
NJ. +. Keogh. Mrs. A. ID. Warner
sr. Mrs. Clarence Fraim. Mrs. Will
liam =. White. S. l.. Johnston. Har-
~ r. Mellon. G. +. Plummer. DR..
L. J. Jones. Wilmer Stradley. C. c.
Mammelle. j. A. Walsh. Charles +.
Ernst. William T. Budd. william +.
Metten. James r. Evans. Miss Fran
ces l.. Range. F. II. Gawthrop. A.
ID. Warner. Jr.. W. b. Foster, Mrs.
John Palmer. Jr., +. K Reybold.
Mrs. W. o. Brown and Mrs. l. l..
Pierce.
The luncheon was adjourned un-
tll 1915 next Friday afternoon when
those participating will report on
the progress made.
Mrs W. c. spruance. chairman OF
the committee on Arhor day and
gardens. announced this morning
that In addition 20 the twelve trees
which the city Park Board will have
set out In various parts OF the city.
Mrs. Harvey. wife Of the Mayor. will
have ten oaks planted along tho
sidewalks around the playground at
Third and Madison streets. Miss
Jennie NJ. Weaver will also plant an
/ Oriental plane tree at the Italian
! settlement. 710 Lincoln street, and
/ the garr-- ammittee will set out
three oaks at the Home r-----=--ful
Rest. Union street and Lowering ave-
nue..
The Colonial Danes have procur-
/ ed a handsome elm from Deerheld,
Mass. which will be planted in the
plot in the park which has been as
signed 10 Il for the purpose OF set
ting out trees OF historical interest.
This elm will commemorate the
Bloody Brook Indian massacre IN
South Deerheld. Mass. In 1875 and
the burning and sacking OF the town
Of Deerheid By the French and In
dians in 1904.
Throughout the public, parochial
and private schools today teachers
read TO classes the Mayors proclaim
alton calling for observance OF the
week. and distributed circulars civ
ing the terms Of tho prize contest
for essays on the movement.
Meanwhile the health Inspector
and citizens who have been assigned
, TO visit and inspect homes In tho
six health districts OF the city go
, busy. Every district has captain
, and Lieutenant and two sergeants
namely resident and a health Of
, ncer. The residents constitute higl
, privates.
: Mayor Harvey's proclamation wa
o. read yesterday A. the morning ser
q vice OF the First and Central Pres
/ byterian Church by the Rev. Aquill
, ed that the church had gone tn
Z Mayor one better" by cleaning ul
, the church property a week ago.
. The Rev George White Dawson. a
/ Asbury NJ. r. Church. said last nigh
r he was in hearty sympathy with III
, cleanup campaign and that IN
z question OF cooperation would b.
r taken up al tonight's meeting o
z Asbury Church Society.
The Rev. r. L. Candee. pastor o
! Westminster Presbyterian Church
y and other pastors have signiheI
/ their willingness to assist In any wa
{ possible.
, The residents OF Arden hav
I caught the cleanup" fever. an
r THE villages health committee an
! nounced at the town meeting Satur
: day night the inauguration OF
campaign for the purpose OF elimi
p mating all unsightly rubbish heaps
.tin-can dumps. etc. In the colony.
Special attention will be paid Z
breeding places for mosquitoes an
/ flies. and everybody will be aske
, TO begin "swatting" the pests as fas
! as they appear. The mosquitoes ar
understood TO be particularly oh
noxious to bathers in the villag
swimming pool and the audience
which attend the Shakespeare
plays in the open-air theatre.
oNt- uTrTTnTNC PERMIT.