Evening journal., 1917-12-20
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! his place Of business until 1t WAS en-
/ tirely furnished with new fixtures.
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MRS. VI. \. STEWART DEAD.
Mrs. Mary Jane Stewart, aged sc years,
widow of James l.. stewart and mether
OF Hamilton j. Stewart. died at the
home Of her son. No. 9i1 Clayton street,
this morning The funeral viii take
place on Saturday afternoon, with in
/ terment in Grcenhill Cemetery
creed, read the following poem:
Things 10 Forget was reclted by
Harry Y. Jemison, foreman Of the pat
tern shop. The poem follows.
II you see a tall fellow ahead Of a
crowd.
A leader of men marching fearless and
proud,
And you know Of a tale whose mere
telling aloud
Would cause his proud head in anguish
be bowed,
It's q pretty good plan to forget it.
II you know of a SHELTON hidden away
In a closet, and guarded and kept from
the day
In the dark, and whose showing. whose
sudden display
WouN cause grief and sorrow and life
long dsmay
It's a pretty good plan to forget II.
If you know Of the thing that viii
darken the Joy
/ OF man or woman, a girl or O boy,
That will wipe out the smile, or the
least way annoy
A fellow. or. cause any gladness to clOy,
It's a pretty good plan to forget II.
Anon
At the plant foremen assured their
chiefs that they would speed up work
in the plant. They could not improve
upon the Harlan quality Of work, they
said. but would bend all their energies
toward getting all their contracts out
on time. When tho recent strike at
/ the company yards threatened TO delay
the launching Of the Scaiia the depart
ment foremen were in a quandry as to
whether they could get the big ship
off on December l9 Despite the
strike handicap the foremen assured
their chiefs that they would. She went
of yesterday the 10Th.
Christmas bonuses were distributed
among the men by Mr. Powell al the
close Of the speaking.
The menu follows:
THE MENU
Chincoteague oysters
Puree Mongole
Celery Olives +
Filet of Sea Bass Fin de Steele
Roast Delaware Turkey
Cranberry Sauce
Candied Sweet Potatoes French Peas
Hearts OF Romaine Salad
French Dressing
I Fancy lees Assorted Cakes
Demi Tass0
The ice cream was served out of sub.
marines, submarine chasers and battle
+, ship models.
Those at the dinner We're
, J. w Powell, vlce-president Bethle
u hem Shipbulding Corporation: II
Brown, manager technical department
4 Bethlehem Shipbuildlng Corporation
. B Weaver, general manager. :, X
: Smith. assistant general manager; W
=, :. Hilles, William NJ. Truss, &. W
!, Weaver, W. T. Thompson, Z. d. Bst
line, G. D. Hubbard. j. B. Rumpf, Georg
: Whitemarch, z. j. Webb, John C. Bur
: ris, II. l.. Fulenwider, w. A. F. Smith
> George Carter. ]. Frank Ayres, Harrison
! Cruikshank. J. l.. Collier, service de
George L. Klugh, chief vatchman
Wm. II. Collins. assistant superlnten
dent Of hull construction: n. NlcKen
: non foreman litter; A. Evelyn, assist
ant litter; j. Hamilton, assistant litter
n faN ~ j Nnv
assistant bOlter: H. Thompson, assist
ant reamer and driller; C.. Shockley. as
! sistant plate and angle shop; r. New
!, ton, assistant furnaces; VIM Watson
y foreman riveter; j. Boyle, assistan
: riveter; J. Blaney, assistant chippcI
caulker, burners and testers; Duncm
Z Mclean, foreman hold loft: William
!, Harmon, foreman ship carpenters; {
J., II. Collision, foreman Joiner: II. Dough
y erty. assistant ioincr on ships ]. Cook
!, assistant joiner shop; James Keinal
y assistant wood mill; Harry Carson
!. foreman painter; II. Griffith, assistan
u painter: Charles Norhman foreman
y rigger; r. }. Melvin, foreman plumbe
Y and pipe fltter: Beni. Thompson. as
y sistant plumber and pipe inter; j. Tue
~ fer, foreman labOrers j. ClaWsOn. fore
q 10
ant bOilermakers II. Y. Jemison fore
I! man pattern shop; +. /. Carpenter. as
sistani pattern shop; A. y. ScNnidI
= foreman machlnist, C. Jack. assislan
IL machinist; T. Perry, assistant machn
/ list NJ Niagofski, foreman blacksmith
o w. NJ. Shaw, foreman sheet metal
Charles DOrschell, assistant sheet iron
n William X. Shaw, foreman electrician
Joseph SNOW, assistant electrician: +
: Harrison. foreman outside machinlsl
y J. H. lIowett. assistant outside machir
0 ist: James Marshman, plant engineer
s Charles Schafford, central power plant
I Z. Z SiemOn, piece work supervisor
d ! George r. Grotz. material agent; a. "
smith, general storekeeper: +. +. 0rtliI
S chief hull draughtsman; Edward Pie
r chief engine draughtsman: +. w No
{ gaw. shipping clerk Frederick Shackle
5 ton. foreman plant repairs.