Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-14

ployes and enlisted force of the navy
| yard for the cooperation and enthusi-
| astic support given in this movement,
which means 80 much to the future
development of the navy yard. The
adoption of the plans for subways and
| high-speed lines, as planned by Di-
rector A. Merritt Taylor, of the De-
nartment of City Transit, not only
means that the subway will come to
the navy yard gate, and that the
navy yard will be connected by sub
ways and high-speed lines TO all sec
tions Of the city for one five-cent fare;
but II also means that the future
growth of the navy yard Is assured,
and that the heavy expenditures being
made by the Government for the inn
provement and development of the
navy yard will be justified
The Grand Marshal also takes this
occasion to thank the many business
mems organizations, and all other
philosophical citizens who have CO.
operated with and rendered such
valuable assistance to the Committee
of Employees TO Advocate the De-
yelopment of the Philadelphia Navy
yard. IT would be impossible to
acknowledge each communication sep
arately, owing TO the limited time,
put the plan Of the parade is pub
Iished In detail, In order that every
the parade and demonstration can
do so. HARVEY A. ZAHN
VICE PRESIDENTS OF MEETING.
The following will be seated ON the
stage at the Academy as vice presidents
of the meeting:
The Most Row Edmund IT, PrenderaaAt
Aair9,hblshop al, OF the Catholic Archdiocese OF
The Hight REV. rhonias James Garland,
Bishop Bishop snnragan of the Episcopal Dlo1ese OF
a5rss i. K. cartiss'S csS'Oi Il the Pusuc LrDora
=, Sol9Pnel James Eyerson, Jr.. of the Phila-
b. 4. Van valKenburg, of the North
tisorgff, L, Ulrlch, president of the Central
y ?. Hanson OF the Philadelphia Record.
John u Collier, Of the Evening Telegraph,
Henry starr Richardson, Of lie EHSnins star
IMAM IAN y. Coates president OF the Phlladel-
s. ". dolton, president OF the Maritime
= Howard B, French, FIRST vice president
-. p Flsisher, president, Merchants and
William AansOes, preaideni, United Business
.dsorye H. .Willlams. prssidsnt. Committee
the philadelphia Navy Yard-
br, EagsTd j. r. Smith Smith. provost University
oeorse Ii. Ffaalsr. of Brown Brothsrs'& & Co,
Charles Day. Of LAY & Zimmerman.
+. c. MILLER. Of Bioren & Co. bankers.
former president. PHILADELPHIA stock Exchange.
Arthur f. Turner, of Harper Turner.
Gisrenos L. Harpsr. Of Harper & Turner
Franklin n Brewer. Of the Wanamaker Store.
", W Atisfbury, vice president. Pennsyl-
a. ]. County. executive assistant to the
Norris l., CIQthier. or SirawbfidEe q Ciothier.
Charles ass1 9i9ss q l5s, 1lnssl blolh b[oshsrs
Colonel SAMUEL D. Lit q LIT Brothers.
". Z. Nicholson. prsaideni, Land Title Trust
Frsdsriek H, strasbriage. Of stIawbridgs 4
Isase II. clothlsf, Jr. Of stra~sqidgs 4
Hsrbeft J. Tllsy. of strsHbTldgs clothler.
Jo5sph 81 Mccall. pFesidenI PHILADELPHIA
islliiani q I. sslin. vice prsaldsRs. Phiia-
Hoaara g Aecall. e Philadelphia Electric
Wsiisr II. Iohnaon. yiee president Phlla-
sf'n nIIts naItafs Il II {. Malfsrd 4 Go.
William 4 ciaFk' president Quaker city Ma
Fsfey X CHANDLER Of Chandler brothers
ALERT b Turner oi Harper s l'unsr, bank
7osspn 4 steele president 8iliam stsels &
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