Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-07
Pershing Pleased

Pershing Pleased
That the value of the Y. NJ. C. A.
and Y. w. c. AS work among the
soldiers both in America and in Eu-
rope, cannot be overestimated. is
shown by a recent cable from Major
General John j. Pershing, who says:
The work now being done by the
Y. NJ. c. A. for the comfort and en-
tertainment of our soldiers in France
is very important. AS an organiza-
ton, its moral influence is highly
beneficial. 1t performs a real service
that makes for contentment. The
Y. NJ. c. A. has won its place by un-
selfish personal devotion to the SOL
dier's welfare and deserves staunch
support by cur people at home"
County Committees of the Sixth
District Pennsylvania War Work
Council to-day were announced as
follows:
Dauphin County-Edward Bailey,
chairman, Harrisburg; Quincy Bent,
Steelton; Arthur Bailey, PaXtang;
James Z. LentZ. Elizabethville;
Henry w. Cough, Harrisburg.
Lebanon County,. d. Smith,
chairman. Lebanon: Z. L. Sewers,
vice-chairman, Lebanon: II. C.
Uhler, treasurer. Lebanon; G. W.
Williams, campaign director. Leb-
anon. secretary Y. NJ c. A.; Charles
!. Kleiser. Boys campaign director
Lebanon.
York County-P. A. Elsesser.
chairman, York; George H. Whiteley,
York; s. Fahs Smith. York: w. L.
Glatfelter, Spring Grove; Alvin r.
Nissly, Hanover: f. w. Weber, Han
over; Z. W. Keyser. Delta; H. A.
Bailey, secretary Y. NJ. c. A. Cam
uaign Director. York
Adams County-John D. Keith
chairman, Gettysburg; c. S. Reaser
Gettysburg; Charles Dougherty, Get
.ysburg; Mark X. Eckert. Gettys-
burg; c. William Beals. Gettysburg;
Dorsey Dougherty. Gettysburg; the
Rev. c. w. Baker, New oxford:
John Jacobs, East Berlin; George
Knouse. Biglerville; f. X. Hafer.
AbbottstOwn; Gilbert Emmert. York
Springs; John a. Mayors, Littles-
town; Aaron Weidner, Arendtsville.
Franklin County-Joshua w.
Sharpe, chairman, Chambersburg;
w. L. Minick. vice-chairman,
Waynesboro; DR.. William Mann Ir-
vine, vice-chairman, Mercersburg;
Harry w. Byron, ice-chairman,
Mercersburg; P. c. Carl vice-chair-
man, Greencastle; j. Edgar Young,
vice-chairman, Greencastle; W. T.
w
boro; T. u. Minehart, treasurer,
Chambersburg; w. n. Trainer, secre-
tary. Y. NJ. c. A. Campaign Direc-
tor, Waynesboro: Prof. A. c. Shuck.
Chambersburg, Boys Campaign Di-
rector.
Cumberland County-The Rev. II.
r. Stock, chairman, Carlisle: d. r.
Thompson, vice-chairman, Carlisle;
Merkel Lands, treasurer. Carlisle;
John S. Byrne, secretary Y. NJ. c. A.
Carlisle, Campaign Director; DR.. w.
\. Hutchinson, Boys Campaign Di-
rector, Carlisle; c. =. Strayer. AS
sistant Campaign Director. Carlisle.
Perry County,. w. Brimmer,
chairman. Newport; c. a. Weidle,
yice-chairman, Loysville; f.. a. Frey,
secretary, Newport: B. Stiles Duncan,
treasurer. Duncannon: the Rev. G.
II. Johnston. Campaign Director,
Duncannon: F. S. Kirk, Boys Cam
paign Director. Newport
Juniata County-The Rev. L. NJ.
Morgan, chairman, Mifflintown; the
Rev. w. A. Watkins. vices etchairman,
Mifiin: the w. II. Lilly, vice-chair-
man: II Rev. ]. II. Mcconnell. sec
retary diffiintown: ID. c. Pomeroy,
treasua sr. Port Royal.
Miffiin County-A. W. Thompson,
chairman. Lewistown; David Thomas.
vice-chairman; William H. Wren,
secretary. Lewistown: S. Will Skunk
weller, treasurer, Lewistown; ]. S.
Roller, secretary Y. NJ. G. A. Cam
paign Director, Burnham; William
p. Woods, Boys Campaign Director,
Lewistown.
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