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The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
CUBS DROP GAME
TO GIANTS, 4 TO 2

N'w-York. July 16.-The Giants hit
Vaughan hard today and won from
the Cubs. to . Tesreau was knocked
out of the box in the seventh inning,
but Benton saved the day. Score by
innings:
Chicago ........ 00OOOO2OO-2 o
New York;. 10000 x-4 10 o
Batteries Vaughn, Douglass anu
Dilhoefer: Tesrcau. Benton and Rari-
den. Umpires-Byron and Quigley.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
Another Boxer Joins Navy.

Detroit, July l5.-Sammy Taylor,
lightweight boxer. well known in the
Middle West and Pennsylvania. has
enlisted in the navy. Sammy's real
name is Grabowski.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
RED SOX ARE JOLTED
BY ST. LOUIS BROWNS

St Louis, July 1s-The Red sox
dropped from the lead again today
when they lost to the Browns, TO O.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
BAKERS ERROR COST
YANKEES THE GAME

Cleveland, Ohio, July 16.-Baker's
error in the sixth inning today gave
the Indians a 3-to-2 victory over the
Yankees The score:
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17

RIns-SislsT and Pratt EuuFs-Bary ard
Scott TwO-base hit-Hooper. Three base hit
Pratt. Double plsys-Walker 10 Scott 10 Hob
EtzGl; ATstin 70 Pratt 10 siser Stolen bar
Sister. Wild Iitch-Foster. First hses on balls
or DaveupoTt. &: Of Poster (. Struck out
BY Dayenpost, s; ty Fo-HCr & pi'chiae rec-,r-i:
Hits-Of Poster. S in : innnss Lift on tssss
st. Louis. {, Boston 5 Umpires-Nessrs
Evans and Hiid-hrsnd. Tine Of g4H,e-l hour
and IS minuteS
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17

Runs-Maisel. Miller, Roth O'Nein Smith.
Errors-Baker ~ and O'Nein. Two-hase hits
High, Speaker and Baker. Three base hit
Peckinpaugh. Stolen base-ROth. Double play
Roth to Chairman. Left on bases-Yankees, 4
Cleveland, 7. Struck out-By Bagby, .; ty
Shawkey 4. First base balls-Of Basby,
1; of Shawkey. l. Passed ball-Nunamaker.
Umpires-M Mcssrs. Moriarity and Connolly.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17


frequently make Any humber them shifted
club to another but the main wandeer of the field Jim
has
sasae NeS ka6ue
In 1908 toed American the Akan
sas the MeT w York & State ate and the So south hI1ne , v has
cred more ground than other player in the game ~
the Cook County he pitching winning
- % %G @ sSaS @ have f iRS % sTsR foRt yne % Se & HANS
New YORK T. COBB % M Pet @ big
Washnston only White
@ pesk @ % others
but not because they had stale particular
Dillon was of willing all
one of
THE UPSET
The way Russ quit.
She She sS@sRf eoaidn't PsE asid hS and cane Sie
But out Gacia
sd%eSt6S A9TS ss fIO4Ss 1I 96s SGPe 5ia%
up he
The hook slide with the shining spike whed into the
Of left who
npnE specae Hal % gets away @ W with this system
Sten the 0t9e az Chase hard man to tag for m
campaigning his credit but he still
With In the last last Fed Benny
moving upward
et % % the % @ 4ed Wbn & o the last hVe years. one of the
Sir As understand the Hindenburg line
are armed with cANNH ONE
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17

Ruth batied for Scrtt in the seventh.
Walsh batted fur Poster IN the eighth.
Boston oo0OO 0 q
81. Louis. 600 oIOO 4
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
National League Statistics
By BRIGGS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, 4; Chicago, ..
st. Louis. ); Brooklyn, l.
Philadelphia, !; Cincinnati O.
Boston, 8: Pittsburgh, =.
Boston. Z; Pittsburgh .
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
(paqytk&hf
~~ cH Gna11zu7d Rice
THE SLOGAN FUND.

THE SEOGAN FUND.
Can the Kaiser!
Tin the Teut!
Pickle the Prussans!
Brine the Brute.
B. L. T, in the Chicago Tribune.
Wallop Wilhelmi
Hang the Hun!
Crack the c. p.
On the buni
jug the Junkers'
War Machine!
Bash the Boches
On the bean!
The Washington herald., 1917-07-17
Trail for PotTwin Bill 7oday----Printers Win By Forfeit
Ain't 1t Grand and Glorious Feein'?

AND YOUR GARAGE BILLS
FOR Gas, OIL, AID RE-
PAIRING hrAockS rou ooT
EVERY MONTH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
HIGHWAY ORGANIZATIONS
TO SEEK RECOGNITION
Strenuous Fights viii he Wacrd To-
Day BEFORE Special LcCisIa-
tive Committee.
Special 10 The Times dispatch

!
NORFOLK. VA. January l..-Strcn-
uous fights for official recognition will
be waGcd by Il half-doHcn highway ass
Socia tionS before the special icGisla-
tive committee, appointed by the last
General Assembly. at the closing ScS-
sion oi The Virginia Eoadhuildcrs' AS
soCiatiun morrow. The special COM
mittCc viii hold au open session for
the presentation OF claims as soon as
the roadbuildcrs wind NJ their annual
meeting with the election of officers.
This hearing viii hardly start bcf.-r"
noon, aud it is m"t expected 'ha, The
committee viii reach amy conclusio ion
at the present time. but viii take Soy
"rai weeks to consider tn. briefs for
tho various projects submitted.
iiy far tn" warmcst tiGht h.f"r" thc
committee viii b" over the selection
Of = route L. h" recommended for Fed
cral aid between Norfolil and Peters
burg Three routes arc being agitatcd.
in the ridge route, via suffolk. lIol-
land. Franklin. Scbrcll and llomcvillc:
the old stage route. via SUFFOLK. Smith
field and Surry Courthouse. and the
Norfolk and Western Railway parallel.
fHrtiSanS OF all those routes are cX-
pec,cd 10 attend the committee hear
ing in force From what could lie
gathered yesterday. The ridge route an
pears to hold The upper hand tho
Boards of SUPERVISORS "i al the "oun-
tltS lt;tNciSto al any l'uG lh, ana tho
town councils Of Sumolk, Franklin.
Holland ana tourtland have adopted
resolutions in its favor
other ORGANIZATIONS that Will bend
every effort to obtain recognition from
The special Legislative committee are
the Virginia division of the Lee
Grant Highway Association, formally
organized her" Yesterday; the Norfolk
ana south Highway, which travcrscS
the VALLEY of Virginia, and Uue Wash
ingto -to-Ealeigh Highway Each of
these organizations viii request tho
special legislative committee to in
cludc their projects u the State system
OF highways.
Sp""tcd the new concrete roads in Nor
folk County to-day
pr j. ~ Eegl"stcu. president Of the
N!r"lnia loiyt""hniC Institute, was the
principal spcakcr This morning. dis
,uss!n@ "rhc Relation nf the Public
schools 10 Road imnruv"mcnt."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
FARM DEMONSTRATIONS
WILL MEET HERE TO-DAY
Begin vwu-Dn. Conferences nj Mur-
phys Hotel IN Problems "t
tOmluE N~nr.

Farm demonstrators for IN" ,oun-
tics Of this section "f the stat. Viii
begin this morning vt Mu,phN's Hotel
"a iwo-day discussion nf Their plans
AND problems for the ol,.ular year.
state Aron, T. -. SANITY ana his three
district agents. +. Svuthall FJIIur. W
{, Shackeliord ANA W. T. Moore viii
advise with ih. nft"en county work
CIS
Contrary to the usual custom. i; has
been decided to diNid. til. fnlm dem.
constructors oil the stat. Inip four
groups tor III. annual conference.
yesterday ana III. day hct"r" tic
Eastern shore group met ~ Norfolk
Those operating in this section VIII
meet her" to-day. those ia tho c.u-
trad pant OF the state win hold a con-
ivf'Ic" IN charlottesville nest week.
and tin" group IL Southeast Virginia
Will meet som" time later ia Elcch>-
buI.
Others VIII" viii attend tn" confer
encc to-day arc Jesse n. Jones. dire,-
tor OF the farm extension bureau at
the Virginia r"ly;c"huic Institute aud
&. G.. Burr. VIII" VIII this wear haV"
chang" % the Bows Coru Clubs IN Wiz
.IniH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
tenant Colonel Robert T.. CraiShill ana
Major : w Marteu and stan
SrNt NroN WtI.COMES PERRY
MO TWO GUARD CONiPN MES

Especial To The Times Dispatch
STAtNTON. VA. Januar, i,.--Col-
"ncl William i. Ferry and stan. aud
Companies and Is. First Virginia In
iantrN. under Captain II l.. Oric aud
captain w y. smiley. respectively, AZ
rived home il!S afternoon l." he met
by an imposing Welcome. Headed hy
the Storcwall Band. the Mayor. preSi-
dent OF The CITY Council Judges Of .ie
circuit aud Corporations courts ard
The ''adc, Battalion Of Stauu;on Mill
tarN .NcademN. numbering 4ou. "a pa.
rad" through tia. business section to
TIA" "lmorieS of the two military com
p1ni"s was hcid = crowd estimated
at ,,u"" packed the streets FOR two
SQUARES ana the space about The Cn:s-
ap.ahs Hud ONO station. ON Friday
night TN" soldiers Viii lie given a haL-
0uet aud reception in tn" Young Mems
christian Association with funds raise,
by popular subscription. III. Stanton
troops returned without having lost =
man FROM Illness OF injury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
NEGROES ADMONlSHED
TO REMAIN IN SOUTH
Adopted hy ru>kcEcc
Conference Advise Against MI
grafton NortiNnrd.
IBy Associated rrr.s /


TUSkEGt:E. Ala. January i7.-Nc-
srues here from every section Of the
Son,h to attend the twentN-siAth an
nual Tu:iegcs Negro Conference to-
day and tomorrow in "Dccl;~ations'
adopted to-day aLmouishcd negroes to
remain in the South. aud To cooperate
with white people who wanted TO see
Improvement IN Southern labor Cundi-
tons The "dcClaratious' deal, prin.
vipally with the migration OF negroes
northward the holi wecvn and distress
among negroes because Of floods.
After stating tina, the enticcmcnt OF
high wages in the North is appre-
c!atcd. the statement SAYS:
high, here in the South are great
ami permanent opportunities FOR the
masses OF our people. This section. VIC
feel. is Just entering upon its greatest
era Of Development Here Your Labor
~ tho future Is going 4" he in s,in
greater icmand"
The statement tncn urged tn" nc.
Grocs 10 stay on tn" farm. and pointed
OF, tina, more than 80 per cent Of
farms owned by negroes arc. IN Tia.
south IN this connection The negro
farmers were urged to so diversity
~. disappearing. and 10 combat the
evil of tho boil weevil in this man.
Nor.
I, was declared that ono II tho
chief causes Of unrest ;,niong the
coIuied people is lack of adequate
protection under the law ana that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
nANXIIIE COMPANY GETS
RIG ON tIiuN AZ HOME

Special TO The Times Disin'uh.l
pANNILLE, VA. January ]. seven
thousand people were gathered at th"
railway station 'hls afternoon 81 100
o'clock 10 welcome nome Compauy NJ
First Virginia Regiment, from Rich-
moud, after seven months absence
The streets were lined for the march
mr To the armo'y whcg" Tho troops
were dismissed uuil tomorrow morn
ing Aftci being addressed at thc
station by Tho AaSor inc company pro-
ceeded uptu"u. headed ~ a band. To-
the armory where Rev j. cleveland
Hall. former le"jueutal chaplain. mad.
an address iialt an hour hcfor" tile
troops arrived an of the factory wills
ties blew for ny" minutes. inns being
the agreed .@uai ana reminder 10 cit
izens. Tie soldiers VIII he rendered
hanQuei tomorrow night at tine Young
Mems Christian Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
WORK on TRAFFIC RULES
council subcommittee aud cit, ont
riHi' P"t Finishing Touches ON
Model Nlcnsurc

WITH Mayor AinSIic chief of Police
Werner. Fire chief Joyncs and Traf
h' sergeant BRADLEY subcommittee OF
tn council Committee on Ordinances
ls engaged ia putting the nnishinr
t"i,'i'S upon what IL described as a
model ;railiC law. \ session was held
yesterday. and nnal meeting Is
~ch"du'cd Tor Tuesday AFTERNOONS. when
the last work will hc done. Next Thurs
day nirht the subcommittee will have
q pubic meeting al which time III.
proposed ordinance viii he read TO
ih's meeting all persons and orcaui-
y" tons Interested in tho hettcrment
Of iraftc regulations in this city viii
bo invited.
The subcommittee j. composed of
councilman English. chairman: Alder
man fulicr and Councilman Roden
Nj English SAID last night that
anon" other features. the ordinances
viii most likely contain provision
prohibiting jay walking"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
ALEXANDRA GIVES mo
WELCOME: no ms nuI =

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA, VA. January IL
When Company g. First Virginia Ecci-
mcnt. better known rs the Alcx.ndria
Light Infantry. returned homo nj 1925
o'clock this afternoon 1t was given a
biz ovation as II marched down King
Street, the main thorouchfaro Of INC
city. IL Arlnory Hail.
Flags nont"d from majority az tho
buildings schools were closed ana
business was practically brought to a
standsttll most OF AloNandrin's ponula-
ton having turned out to welcome tho
soldier boNs after an absence of nearly
seven months
The parade was headed by Dr. ". NJ.
smith. chief marshal; :, platoon OF po-
lice, tho American Indian Guard Band.
AlcNandria High School Cadets, vo'-
Grams Of tho Alexandria Light Infantry.
girls of the hich school. BOY scouts
with members Of ALI III The lire COM
\panics and their apparatus.
Flags waved aud the soldier bows
were chccrcd as they marched along
the main street. The fire engine aud
City Hall bells and number ut
whistles joined the grand chorus of
welcome n short order the company
disbandcd after reaching the atmorv
and tho members went I" their rcspcC-
tive homes
The affair ended Tonight WIN bjp
banquet which was served !u the West
minister building and which, was At
tended by 90 guests, Including Ihc
members Of COMPANY = ~. W Nj
Smith was toaStrnast"r. ard Represent
tatiVc {. c Cariin -. icrII.u wrlcurn-
ing address. Oth".% e"ht ie-rouded to
,oasts follow rev j. " 'pufI"y. u -
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church: John " May, president al the
Chamber Of Commerce; Joseph T..
Schwa rZmanu. president "f the Retail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
me- PARADE FEATURES
GUAR 0TTESNILLE E:LtOMt:
special 10 The Times pisn,,cbI

Especial !" The Times Dispatch
til-NRi.oTTESNlLLE w. January
-. Thousands Of people turned out
early this afternoon to welcome the
Monticclio Guards back from the bor-
der The soldiers reached here at | so
o'clock. and q half hour later parated
I" Union Station. In the line of march
We're the two companies from Staun-
ton. headed by Colonel William !
Perry. tho local camp of Confederate
Veterans, former officers of the Mon
ticell" Guard. drum corps. ire dc
parinIont. BOY Scouts and civilian or
Plantations y circus day crowd lined
Main street. y striking feature was
tho gathering "t tn" city's school chill
dreu waving flags
After bidding the Stauujou COM
panics goodbye at Union Station the
parade reformed and returned :" tho
was delivered by Judge Archie D. Dab
ucy. the Corporation court Or.
Cccti COOL. Of the First Baptist
Church. presided at The exercises. To-
morrow night banquet viii be ten
dcrcd tho soldiers at which appro-
pirate cNcrciscs will Il" hold and adj
dresses of welcome delivered by noted
speakers.
'rh;s entertainment rs also being
provided by tn" Chamber "f Commerce
and provision has been made for seat
inr 100 and lG5 guests There will he
addresses by Dr. L.. y. Alderman. prcsi-
dent OF the university; judge John
w. Fishburne and Professor e. NJ
phouso smith OF the uuivcrsily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
VIII Direct r.Ir,.. MINSTREL,

Coy Bowen. Of Kentucky. u ,ncm-
hci "f the AL g. Fields Minstrel Com
p"ny. arrived IN Richmond last night
ia conduct the rehcavsals for the third
annual minstrel show of til" E:kS
"hi"h VIII Hc given on February ::
;tnu " NJ the A"adcmy OF Music More
tiItu thirty miustrcl& viii compose tn"
company. kcnearSals viii BEGIN Al
once. and Will hc held 1T the Ejks'
Home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

as many Southern newspapers had
published editorials in behalf of III
"cGro. that now is lie greatest OBJ
Por'unity the South has ever had for
White ami black people To get Together
ana nave thorough understanding:
WIN reference to thci. common in
'erest and, ais" 10 cooperate for tho
general welfare OF all
hct"rc the frs; sossiun OF tho con
ference to-day there Was - parade of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

The regular monthly meeting of TIA.
Richmond Dental Society will be held
this evening at o'clock. Dr.. Enuiuu
g Williams. State Health Commits
ei"uer, viii speak on Public Health
Worl, IN Nir2inia',
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

The police were uotiiicd last night
that between thc hours Of ara
o,loc< some one stole the Telephone"
,ay station from the post office. y"
ysthu:t" of the amount Of money taken
could he t:iNcu. some tor or twelve,
telephone stations have been stolen
within the past week. The police have
hcCii unable 10 Secure clues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
Atlanta Minister III Here.

Roy. pr. u. W. Gwin. az Atlanta, q
well SHOWN minister and educator ~
that city. is seriously III in the home
"f his daughter. Airs Joel i"odlctt. :.
Davis Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
nIhIc CInSs Meeting.

The Hatcs Bible class "r Union Sta
tI"u Methodist Church viii hnid its
annual meeting Tonight at "vloc,.
y banquet viii follow tho business
session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
>nnua, commonwealth club Meeting

The annual meeting az TIA" Common
wealth club VIII I've held Tonight at
S:%u ovl"ck. Vacancies caused among
tho officers by expiration Of terms viii
he Nllcd Refreshments will hc served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
IN HONOR OF LEE
business Mems Club VIII Entertain
Irmbrr>hip at Lunrhcou To
Day tnnuni Event.

i.cc's birthday viii tie celebrated 10y
the Business Mems club tn-mrrruw
afternoon between Il and . o'clock.
when tho board of directors viii en-
tcrtain The membership OF Gon AT Il
buffet luncheon. An unusually "iabo-
rate menu has been prepared. y mus
ical program will follow.
President clyde ". Radcliffe has APP
pointed The following members Ia act
nS An infnrMaI In..n,li ion ,.nIL,lnitin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
rcIcrI,onc station stolen.

noais depicting various activities
Tuskcccc Institute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18

u YOU have plu:rinr dizziness. neu.
iattlH headache sputs before the
tEcS' "!nhinG, trembling Spclls. catn-
rae nulniug and smaIting OF the
IS Il"ns nervous aud brain ancc.
l"nH rntailinr mot only positive in
July :" "a" si=hi hut untold misery.
e"lt imucdiat"iy.
';o"mS 500. lr0-trl-lo2 MurphS.
Hot Annex It eighth and BROAD
- .- '.lS'til stree entrance. take Gle
N"i"' consultation ~. hcty,ecu IN.
hours of 10 y. n aud ! J.. M.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-18
militia COMPANIES GET
R0Us|NC WELCOME HOME
Seven Virginia Cities Give Their Re-
turning tiuard>mem Bix
Ovation.
TROOPS ALL LEAVE RICHMOND
First Infantry Organizations Reach
Destination. With Crowds Wnit-
ing to Receive Thcm-Nrc Now in
State Service Again.


Nemn'tS "' me riiSi \iiS ma ia
fantry are plain civilians again, after
seven months lal;irr ono d,, Of h,inr
, 49,. ~ ,.. .
''' wa
nome STATIONS H'Si"'"'iH' haNihS l't'
mere during Inc carly part "i the day.
.hahH 81 tht i"c" WcmncfS "i the res
men! fetu'ne" q" ihtii w"i" N">lcI-
"ay, having Necn dismissed on F"tSu"N
H'sh'
The regiment. with the exception OF
Captain " = rYibbett. rcgimcntal
nuartermaster. i now = part OF the
state forces. Captain Trihhct; will
: not he mustered out of tn. Federal
service for at lcas, ton days being
held by the United states Army officers
to assist in completing tue trans of
tho i'eeimcrtal property Two =. the
four officers VIII remain her" ON duty
until all Of tn" details are completed
The Third Battalion ana a. mental
headquarters were the first to leave
yesterday. the two Stanton companies
and charlottesville company leaving
over the chesapeake and ohio Rail
road The reSimeutal band and sup
My company were on the same train.
At Charlottesville . parade of the bat
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-19
Announce Appointments on
Schuylkill Division, P. R. r.

Superintendent j. ]. Rhoads of the
Schuylkill Valley division of the
Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday an
nounced the following appointments:
l.. L. Eager, assistant maintenance
of way clerk, vice r. r. Howell, re-
signed. e. A. Feather, assistant clerk
in the roadway department, vice L. l..
Eager, promoted; l.. r. Trupp, clerk
to master carpenter, vice E. A. Feath-
err promoted; G.. B. Ravel, clerk in
division engineers office, vice l.. r.
Trupp, promoted; e. l.. Seasholtz,
clerk, vice G.. b. Ravel, promoted;
c. M. Long, messenger to division en-
gineer, vice E. L. Seasholtz, pro-
NOTED; J. r. Goodhart, clerk to di-
vision engineer, vice A. E. Weiden-
heimer, resigned; Robert Dunkel-
berger, clerk to supervising agent,
vice j. r. Goodhart, promoted; c. NJ
Chafey, compensation clerk in charge
of workmen's compensation act busi-
ness in the office of Supt Rhoads:
A. A. MuntZ, clerk in timekeeper's
office, vice G. M. Chafey, promoted:
w. A. Meyer. clerk to trainmaster
vice A. A. Muntz, promoted; Otto
Lang. messenger to superintendent
vice w. A. Meyer, promoted.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-19
END INDIGESTION
OR STOMACH PAIN
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less.
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eat their favorite foods without fear
- they know Pape's Diapepsin will
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tritis or stomach arrangement at day.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-19
Standing of the CreUs
HARRISBURG SIDE

HAHHISBtRG SIDE
Philadelphia Division - 1913 crew to
go first after p. m: 112. 102. 129. 105,
Engineers for 1922 109.
Firemen for 112, 119.
Conductor for 105, 100.
Flagman for 100.
Brakemen for 12S, 1O2, 129, 1O5, 1O4.
109.
Engineers up: Bissinger. Bruebak-
err. Grass, Speas, Sellers Layman, Le-
fever, ]. Gable, GemmilI. Black, Sim
mons.
Firemen up: w. ]. Miller, Cover.
Zoll, Swarr.. Dietrich. Hoffman, Kugie'
I4utz. Everhart, Dohner, Campbell
Manghes. Herman, Skimp. Earhart.
Conductors up: Fesler, Thomas.
Flagman up: Quentzler.
Brakemen up: Liddick, Ashenfelter
Collier. McNaughtou, Stone, Kimmber.
ling, kersey. Lewis. Wilt, Lick, Bal
tozer, Owens.
Middle DiVislOn-201 crew to go first
after 8 p. m: 246. 2s6. 24S, Is, is.
8 Altoona crews to come in
Engineers for l, 10, z.
Engineers up: leopard, Brink. Cor
der. Numer. Snyder, Howard, .PenseI.
Firemen up: l.. A. Gross, Gray Bit
ting. Trout. Reeder. Ecert. Coyle. Crone.
Brakemen up: Knight, Deckert. L.
r. Sweger S. Schmidt, Humphreys.
Lenhart. Myers. Rowe. Jury, Hemmirg,
er, Fleck, Doyle. Jr.
YARD CREWS = HARRISBURG
Engineers up McMorris, McDon-
nell, Runkle Wise, Watts, CleIand.
Goodman. Harling, sayford. Matson,
Firemen up: otstot. Bryan. sheafrer,