Cut out cuss words order on the Middle division
The Pennsylvania Railroad enforces a discipline bulletin amid material and power shortages. During the week ending November 23, a car cleaner was dismissed for fighting on duty and uncivil language, a hostler suspended for the same offense, and four other employees dismissed. A freight brakeman was fired for staying in his cabin after stopping, two laborers were discharged for shirking, and an ashman for insubordination. In total fifty-seven men were suspended for various infractions, with vacation penalties from one day to two weeks.
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Baldwin Company Keeps Plant Busy With 1919 Orders
Baldwin Locomotive Works reports 1919 gross business of 35 705 000 and 1918 at 123 179 000 with manufacturing profits of 5 295 000 and 17 857 000 respectively. President M Vauclain says orders will sustain operations through winter at 75 percent capacity, including exports and repair work. He expects large forthcoming orders from both foreign and American railroads as private management returns. Locomotives and cars are key transportation tools.
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Motive Power Athletes Gear Up For Busy Volleyball Season
Manager Bill Runk coordinates weekly activities at Motive Power Athletic rooms Sev enth and Boyd streets with a series of volleyball guides. The inaugural match tomorrow at 8 15 pits Enginehouse No 1 against Mreeting Shop, followed by a dance. Pennsylvania Railroad Girls Social Lab backs the event as part of a larger basketball schedule. Tomorrow's lineup features Enginehouse No 1 Alcorn Mc Curdy Weaver Stewart Eberly and Wilson joining Erecting Shop Wrightstone Rudy Frederick Runk Wiltham and Knoble.
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New Pennsy Schedule In Running Order Despite Changes
The Pennsylvania Railroad issued a new schedule effective yesterday at 8 am adding two accommodation trains No 66 and 629 to service. No 66 departs Harrisburg 10 10 am arriving Altoona 2 46 pm. No 629 runs from Philadelphia 3 40 pm Harrisburg 6 52 pm arriving Altoona 7 00 pm now Altoona Express. No 10 limited to Harrisburg sleepers linked to No 6. Through sleeper Toronto added to night Buffalo Express.
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Pretty Pageant At Camp Hill Church Builds City of God
The Mt. Calvary Episcopal school presented The Builders of the City of God last evening as part of a national campaign to deepen church life. Mrs. G. W. Ensign and Mrs. J. Fredrik Virgin led the pageant with costume committees and numerous cast members named. A separate ad offers used pianos including Knabe and Royal Player models at John Bros. on North Fourth Street.
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Philadelphia Division Crew Lists and Assignments
Philadelphia Division crews list orders for multiple divisions and engines with personnel names for engineers firemen conductors brakemen and flagmen. The notes include first to go times and numerous up lists at Altoona Enola Reading and Reading areas with many named crew members and positions.
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Smooth Winter Skin with Ordinary Wax Treatment
An old tip suggests using an ounce of Mercolized wax as a nightly facial coating to keep skin white, smooth, and soft through winter. It claims the coating peels away like dandruff, removing roughness and blemishes, leaving healthy looking skin each morning.
The Majestic and Colonial Theater Offer Diverse Screen Fare
Theayver and screen acts headline the Majestic for a three day engagement with a musical comedy farce. Also at the Colonial, Rex Beach’s The Vengeance of Durand with Alice Jorge runs three days, followed by Alice Brady in Sinners. Victoria features The Mystery of the Yellow Room as a newspaper reporter unveils truth, plus Bumping into Broadway. Also a feature on Japanese art methods, artist Tsuri Aoki and Corley Ito oversee Oriental set design at Universal City with Akiko Tsuri headlining.
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Orpheum To-night Shows and December Opera Lineup
The Orpheum tonight features The Captain and the Kids with a 30-strong cast of singers dancers and comedians. Also announced are De Ve Grand Opera Company with Donizetti's Lucia and Verdi's Rigoletto tomorrow evening and the Holmes? Martha Hedman in Forbidden Wednesday and She Walks in Her Sleep Thursday.
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The Regent Theater Presents Swift Action Reels Today Through Wednesday
A vivid program at the Regent Theater features rapid scenes of theater fire rescues and a dramatic shipwreck salvage. Audiences will witness rising tensions and spectacular climaxes across today tomorrow and Wednesday in a screening of The.
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Beverly Hills residence showcases beauty with five hundred rose bushes
Charles Roy’s Beverly Hills home displays his floral passion with over five hundred roses. Ida M. Park, a leading woman director, fights to have her name spelled correctly. Harold Lloyd recovers from a bomb injury as Mildred Davis stands by.
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New Pathe Comedy Notes Missing Thumb and Finger
A brief note describes a Pathe comedy production featuring actor Rord-Dawid with a missing thumb and index finger. The item notes the disability can be camouflaged in filming.
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