Red Cross Readies for Winter Drive
The Red Cross plans a city wide winter drive with ward and precinct captains listed, including Mrs. C. M. Spahr in Seventh Ward and Mrs. Edward F. ne in Ninth Ward. Volunteers will canvass 403 blocks with posters and volunteer booths at key downtown locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Spahr
Gertrude R. Leidigh
North Seventeenth Street
J. B. Markward
Edward F.ne
Howard Mengel
Hummel Street
Herbert Hein
Market Street
Alfred Moul
Fourt
Fifteenth Street
Captain Firth
John Mohs
South Seventeenth Street
Paul W. Grunion
Nellie V. Sweeney
South Eighteenth Street
M. W. Allen
North Nineteenth Street
Floyd Hopkins
Hunter
P.turmer
Ethel Wolf
Derry Street
Charles W. Enrick
Globe Hundred Percent
Globe
Red Cross
Mercer B. Tate
Locust
Capitol
Philadelphia and Reading Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bowman's
Pomeroy & Stewart's
Motor Messenger Corps of
the Red Cross
Council Moves to Widen Street on East Side
City plans extend east to North streets widening roadway to 48 feet and 16 foot sidewalks by abandoning the eastern sidewalk into the park. Relaying streetcar tracks and park-edge repairs are included. Budget calls for 25000 to pave added roadway space. City officials met with the solicitor and engineer to coordinate with the state on Smite street bridge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Lynch
John E. Fox
M. B. Cowden
Smite Street
Park extension plans eyed with bridge transfer referendum
The article notes a likely legislative move to authorize a referendum on transferring 300000 from the Walnut street bridge to the State street viaduct. It also covers plans to widen Third street, close Fourth and Sixth streets through the park, adjust the North street building line, a Walnut street paving petition, Moorhead street closure, a budget transfer for street grading, and new appointments in city offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Walnut Street
State Street
Third Street
Fourth
Sixth Streets
North Street
Third
Seventh Streets
Cameron Street
Paxton Creek
Lynch
Moorhead Street
City Solicitor’s
Highway Department
Margaret L. Rohrer
City Health Bureau
Ruth Willoughy
William Tyler Douglas
C. M. Sullivan
Lloyd George appeals to women for votes at Albert Hall
Premier Lloyd George urged 6 to 7 million women to vote on future legislation. He said peace must punish those who fueled the war and supported a League of Nations, arguing it would complicate but not prevent war. He spoke in London at Albert Hall on December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd George
Albert Hall
League of Nations
King George and Admiral Beatty on Queen Elizabeth
King George and Admiral Beatty are aboard the Queen Elizabeth during the German surrender ceremony witnessed by the British Grand Fleet. An American squadron and French cruisers supported the fleet as the photo captures the monarch and admiral during the visit to the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George
Admiral Beatty
King
Own Your Home campaign revived by real estate board
Kent Gipple urged reviving the Own Your Own Home campaign to aid workingmen in owner- ship. A permanent headquarters is sought in the business district. Prominent real estate figures may attend a booster meeting, including National Association of Real Estate Boards president William A. Garland. The local board has awarded Realtor certificates and named committees for Membership, Press, Municipal Ordinance, Legislative, Taxation, and Arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Gipple
William A. Garland
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Garland
Washington
National Board
Engineers Society
Gipple
A. C. Young
W.E. Jones
P. Vanderloo
J. I. Rohr Press
S. G. Backenstoss
William P. Miller
H. W. Keeny
J. Co. Thompson
C. O. Backenstoss
E. M. Hershey
Herman P. Miller
Charles Adler
H. M. Bird
H. M. Bird, 8. G. Backenstoss, Taxation—J. H. Maloney
J. ©. Thompson
Augustus Luty
Burton van Dyke
M. R. Alleman
Debate on Germany's Right of Admittance to the League of Peace
At the Central Y M C A assembly room next Monday night the public speaking class will debate whether Germany has perfected her right of admittance to the League of Peace. Edward Moeslein chairs the valuations committee with A C Young and George A Schreiner as observers. Kk BF Unger presided at last night’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
League of Peace
BF. Unger
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H. G. Pedlow
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Pyramid
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Wonderful Empire Phonograph
Marvel
Pathe, Starr, Stoddard
Magnola
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Ivers & Pond
J. & C. Fischer
Laffargue
Brinkerhoff, Doll & Sons
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Winter & Co
Victor Victrolas
Columbia Grafonolas
Liberty Bonds
Troup Bros
Chestnut & It
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Martinsburg
W. V
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Gorgas
Gorgas Drug Stores
N. Third Street
Penna. Station
Eldie