Play Safe and Save A New Slogan For Railroad Men
J C Johnson, superintendent of the Middle division, unveiled a new slogan at the Twenty third annual Veteran Employer Association banquet. He urged 300 railroad men to save, improve efficiency, and support wartime government goals while keeping trains on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. C. Ohnson
Middle Division
Veteran Employer Association
Johnson
N. W. Smith
Middle Division Association
Tribute to Brigadier General Atterbury Honor Set
A Pennsylvania reception planned by the Union League honors Brigadier General William Wallace Atterbury, praised by Governor Edwin Stuart for leading Army and Navy logistics in France. The piece details Atterbury’s rise from Yale and Pennsylvania Railroad apprentice to president and director, with Pershing lauding his transport and base port work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Brennan
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edwin §. Stuart
William Wallace Atterbury
Wilson
France
Union League
Atterbury
Stuart
Army
Navy
Pershing
Keystone
Transportation Corps
Expeditionary Army
Pennsylvania
New Albury
Indiana
Yale
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Altoona
Northwest
Pittsburgh
Erie
Railroad Notes and Veteran Empl oyes Meeting Highlights
Railroad notes report a special Harrisburg train carrying veteran employees including J C Johnson superintendent of the Middle division. Isaiah Reese Sr aged 90 led yesterday’s veteran meeting while George D Long attended from Frederick Md. Altoona will host next year’s veteran employers meeting and three Bender brothers from Altoona were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Long
Middle Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick, Md
Altoona
Pennsyhere
George Bender
Marcus Bender
A. B. Bender
Association
Rome Accepts Allied Dalmatia Plan at Peace Conference
The Italian delegation in Paris directed from Rome to accept the Dalmatian settlement proposal from Premier Clemenceau Lloyd George and President Wilson, as reported by Reuters Limited Paris office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Adriatic
Associated Press
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Wilson
Paris
Reuters Limited
Standing of the Crews in Harrisburg Philadelphia Division
The 120 crew list sets first after 1 o'clock with numbers including 101 126 114 112 124 102 and assigns engineers firemen conductors brakemen by crew. Names of up crews include Bickel Smith Mohn Shanley Ream Steffy Shoaff Gable Broddecker McDonald Baldwin and many others with detailed roles and next shifts in the mid and middle divisions, followed by the 19 crew to go first after 1.90 o'clock and various up lists for engineers firemen conductors and brakemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemperling
Goodman
Ebner
Vatulli
Lee
Breighthoff
Dellinger
Gardner
Freedman
McKee
Renshaw
Schlessler
Flowers
Skiles
Coover
Vogelsong
Davis
Middle Division
Bret, Kauffman
Flickenger
Shuey
Myers
Geib
Haubaker
A. W. Wagner
Milliken
Lightner
Wolf
Vetter
Holmes
McConnell
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Bickel
Smith
Mohn
Shanley
Ream
Steffy
Shoaff
Gable
Broddecker
McDonald
Baldwin
Abel
Good
Dickover
Netzley
Kintz
Kase
McMullen
Sam Fry
W. R. Kimmich
Sheets
Ramsay
Beers
Kierhoff
Mace
Fenstermacher
Craley
Thompson
Leach
Reed
Stark
Hoyer
Mitzel
Hackman
House
Alexander
Frank
Etzwiler
Zimmerman
Belford
Killian
J. W. Smith
Lark
G. W. Smith
Anderson
Neidinger
Corbin
Preston
Nickles
Moretz
D. W. Snyder
Brink
Buckwalter
Fisher
E. R. Snyder
Kline
Bowers
Ratheson
Leib
Schmidt
Arnold
Hancock
Panda
Gantt
Peters
Keiter
Blecker
Evens
Leonard
G. W. Johnson
Gross
Clemm
Clouser
Furlow
C. B
Shelly
Linn
Shade
Lantz
Shearer
Kraft
Hemminger
Big Reception Planned for Railroad Y M C A Members
New members of the P. R. R. Y. M. C. A. will be welcomed at an 8 15 PM assembly in the big auditorium. A. G. Murray president will give an address of welcome, with music by the Stevens Memorial M. E. orchestra, moving pictures, and a talk by William Elmer Philadelphia division superintendent. H. E. Rupp chairs the entertainment committee which will greet members and their ladies.
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W. Brooke Moore
L. Calder Clemson
Samuel M. Hertler
Pennsylvania Concert Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Glee Club
Prgram
Ira Kehney
Fred W. Weber
J. Scholl Rutherford
H. R. Shuey
Harrisburg
Altoona
Elisha Lee
R. L O'Donnell
C. A. Preston
J. C. Johnson
Samuel M. Hertzler
Camp Hill
Frank H. Gregory
L. c. Clemson
M. G. Stoner
D. T. Cramer
Mifflin
T. J. Scott
J. H. Davis
W. H. Bennett
Isaiah Reese
Lewis Messersmith
Newport
Lewis Irwin
Huntingdon
John W. Kauffman
J. E. Robinson
H. B. Curry
F. Igo
Tyrone
William C. Gardner
W. A. Sheller
E. F. Whitman
A. C. Swope
A. G. Murray
Stevens Memorial
M. E. Orchestra
William Elmer
Philadelphia
H. E. Rupp
Banquet planned for Shopmen group at Penn-Harris Hotel
Arrangements are complete for the First Annual banquet of Rail road Shopmen's Local Union No. 584 sheet metal workers pipe fitters and plumbers. The event takes place Monday evening June 23 at Penn-Harris Hotel starting 8 45 P M. Toastmaster H A Bixler secretary treasurer System Federation No 90 will preside with speakers Noah M Jones J M Burns W B McNear A C Myers ae M Callen and others. About 200 expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn-Harris Hotel
H. A. Bix‘ler
New Cumberland
System Federation
Noah M. Jones
J. M. Burns
International Alliance
Benson Home From Brest
Admiral William S. Benson chief of operations of the United States Navy arrived here from Brest today on the battleship Arkansas. Twenty five casual army officers also returned in the war craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Brest
Associated Arena
New York
William S. Benson
United States Navy
Arkansas
Thousands Enjoy Park Picnic With Races and Games
Thousands of children and families crowded the park for a city picnic event with relays, peanut and egg races, obstacle challenges, and a lake circuit. Troop 18 led by Tarman and Shocker led winners across events while Miss Marion A. Williams organized officiating. Lieut. Governor Beideman presented prizes as Melrose teams dominated the medal table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North 14Th Street
Grace Shearer
Liberty Street
Traction
Middletown
William H. German
Troop 18
Tarman
Shocker
W. Fries
Swain
Patterson
Hartman
C. Fries
Paul
Klaer
Buyer
Ford
McCain
Automobiles
Shimmell
Shaffer
Shimmel
Hoffman
Lincoln
Balthaser
Miss Pelen
Hamilton
Petton
Cameron
McClay
Knapp
Verbeck
Miss Grummel
Paxtang
Wiener
Vernon
Griffith
Melrose
Benson
Floss
Webster
Redmond
Mack
Harper
Miss Craig
Gill
Allison
Klein
Willard
Kelly
Geary
Howell
Beidieman
Child Welfare Committee
Oldest State K of P Member in Harrisburg Honor
Isaiah Reese Sr., 90, the oldest Knights of Pythias member in Pennsylvania, lives at 1322 North Third Street and is a retired Pennsylvania Railroad employee. He celebrated his 90th birthday in Harrisburg and Phoenix Lodge No. 59 hosted a reception at White's Hall Verbe ke and James streets with conferral of the Thir teenth degree and a Bible presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Pennsylvania
Isaiah Reese
North Third Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Phoenix Lodge No. 59
White's Hall
Verbeke
James Streets
Phoenix Lodge
Reese
Peters
James Speece
E. Lewis
Carthage Lodge
Steelton
William Robinson
Laucks
Youthful Offenders Sentenced by Judge McCarrell at Glen Mills
Juvenile offenders reported by probation officers were sent to Glen Mills reform school by Judge 8 J McCarrell. Some truants were paroled. Several youths ages 15 and 16 faced sentencing for larceny and unauthorized car use. others received probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Mills
J. M .McCarrell
Anton Marrellc
Steelton
Reform School
Earl Prowell
Harry Shuster
Robert Alexander
Allison Hill
McCarrell
George Keyes
Benjamin Wilson
Arthur Scott
Maggie Harris
Jecreen
Sleighton
MacDougal Identifies Basis of Life in Protoplasm
Dr D T MacDougal of the Carnegie Institute told the American Philosophical Society that protoplasm is largely a gum and albumen mix, with solids rising in older tissues. He cited cactus species, described a dendrograph instrument, and claimed all protoplasms are identical yet develop differently under natural conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. MacDougal
Botanical Research
Carnegie Institution of Washington
American Philosophical Society
New York Times
MacDougal
Doctor MacDougal
Jacques Leeb
University of California
Leob
Animal Kingdom
Vegetable Kingdom
Liberty
Ind
Federation halts at request to free wartime prisoners
The American Federation of Labor in Atlantic City refused to press for release of political and industrial prisoners convicted under espionage and wartime acts. It adopted a modified resolution urging rescission of these acts with the onset of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Molla Bjurstedt Loses Tennis Title at Philadelphia Meet
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, four years champion, falls in the semi final of the fifty second annual women's tournament at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. She loses to Miss Marion Zinderstein of Longwood Cricket Club by 4-6 6-1 6-2 in the decisive match setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Molla Bjurstedt
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Marion Zinderstein
Longwood Cricket Club
Noske to Head German Government as Chancellor
Weimar dispatch reports defense minister Gustavo Noske will replace Scheidemann as chancellor. Mathias Erzberger of the armistice commission will succeed von Broedorff-Rantzau as foreign secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coblenz
Gustavo Noske
Defense
Philipp Scheidemann
Weimar
Mathias Erzberger
German Armistice Commission
Count von Broedorff-Rantzau
Mi o Na stomach tablets promise relief or money back
An advertisement offers Mi o Na stomach tablets with a money back guarantee if they fail to cure dizziness sour stomach biliousness sick headache and distress. Sold by H Kennedy and leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Reichert
Salford St
Philadelphia
Tanlac
Tamac
J. I. Gore Co
Kramers and Creever's
H. Kennedy
Council of Three Convenes Over German and Italian Crises
The Council of Three prem iers Lloyd George and Clemenceau and President Wilson met this afternoon in Paris to discuss the German situation and the Italian cabinet crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Three
Associated Press
Paris
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Wilson
Why Japanese Women Claim the Suffrage
Tokyo author Yosano in Fujin Koren argues for universal enfranchisement as a democratic right. She notes women pay taxes, contribute to society, and should not be excluded from citizenship and voting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Yosano
Fujin Koren
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