Evening journal., 1913-03-27
ENLIST FOR FIGHT TO SAVE
WILMINGTON WATERFRONT

is the the Wilmington Waterfront
desires ana most s %aD p.%r % r @ an%n city, The
that the membership shall he not hundreds merely thousands
membership than addition there
aggressive branch organization each Of the wards properly
and ready at all times rally to the support Of the main organization
defense against exploitation selfish private interests
The object Of the association four-foIdi
to prevent the Wilmington Terminal Company and its
River NGen, It's 800
asn " Ss f an na Fn N 1 RS and S', %
ing ill that will raise LAT state point nine feet
obtain
the city Wilmington.
Thir!Ic assist possible.
salisbury, Representative legislators Corneimer
I'M an Smscn a s have in hand for the conservation and
to he utermost those would exploit the pub
lie property and interest This port for private speculative gain the
purpose OF the association to he strictly nonprsan bur
alert the beaeh indifference OF officials matter who they
An the annIrs the port Of Wilmington
calls decisive action dangers which threaten
may be dealt with by alert citizenship.
Tie initiation Joining association stamp
EVENING JOURNAL following
business
he that 600 Of state land wah the Wilmington
cmanlc legislative nactn citizen Of the United States he
has right object Federal Government spending hundreds
a handful
citizen Wilmington he object those
spectators getting with the Wilmington city waterfront the Del
this
oeed tins Office they will be forwarded those in direct charge the
o
additional enstmcnts WILMINGTON
". Kelley, Union
Arthur MOuItOn, clerk, 1892 Walnut
I. Leslie Stevenson clerk No. 1877 Clayton street
John l. No. Is Lyle Apartments,
George W. Hardin wood worker No. II Fifth
James G. KEENAN, No 200 North Broome street
L.
William s. Bullock, worker, No. l1O1 West street
William Realty, wood worker Cedars Del
George W. worker, Cedars, Del
Lese Gallowa mllwright No.
William II. Thompson, worker, 1902 Lincoln
L, Thornton, ssO Jefferson street
G. worker 9O Seventh
Richare kehnast wood worker No. 1913 Duncan street
George wOo
j. NJ. knight wood worker, No. 1917 Monroe street.
WeIdin, wood worker No 1913 West Fifth stree
4. asper. woody No. COS West Seventh
worker, NO. s17 Monroe street
p. Norris pattern maker, Edge Moor Del
n hand 2Ol North Lincoln street.
G. II. McAister foreman 1902 Fifth street
E.. 4. TazewelL electrician No. 1902 Maryland
L. A. Hnger cabinet PIG East Sixth street
A. worker 613 Union street
B..
a. T. Vaughan, 10
W b. white No. lOs West Thirteth street
dughtsman, Montrose Edge Delaware
Beihum No, sol West Fourth street
Shakespeare, No 96 West Fourth street
Vim 2l7 North Franklin street
Harvey SWearer electrician, No 1905 King street
u. No, 5l3 Franklin street
Chas. 4. kena foreman, No Lancaster
H. Emerson electrician, No sol West Thirteenth street
y. + Mount pattern No 503 West Fourth street.
+. worker No. 50s King street
NJ ColweT worker, 1902 West Sixth
II /. Jones' Sc. Twenty- fourth street.
r. Il. Carpenter. 49, Union street
GothoId ycage. No Fourth
Harvey j. G.. Schaer, No. 1903 Oak street
Elmer ]. Thompson al'orer No. sol DUPONT street
Frank mill hand No, 1901 Pine street
John Bantsem, clerk. No. los North Harrison street
NJ blacksmith, Harlan Hollngswoth Cor
Pennsylvania
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