Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-18

to Steelton residents and always gives
a talk that is worth the time of any,
one to hear.
Prior to the big meeting, a street
parade is scheduled to move over
the prominent streets of the town.
The parade will be headed by the
Steelton Band and will move prompt
ly at 7.30 o'clock. Members of the
committee requested to-day that all
patriotic orders and organizations
of the borough have represented bod
les in line
The Steelton Reserves and the
committee in charge of arrangements
for the big meeting will make up the
first division while lodges and socie-
ties will be next in line.
Steel Plant Committee
Steelworkers who have been ap-
pointed by heads of the various de-
partments in the local plant to So
licit subscriptions expect to announce
some new records before the close of
the campaign. The list of solicitors
announced to-day for publication are
as follows:
Berry, Frank Tourrison, John Stotz,
Harry Erisman, Samuel Klinger, John
McFadden, Robert Thompson, Charles
Gross, Howard Myers. Charles Len
l. ~
Real Estate-H. w. Zook.
General StOrekeepers-C. L. Shope.
Quarry-Abram Staley, Amos Row
insky. Grant B9llinger; Ralph Vaughn.
Joseph c. Watson. H. J. Sanders, II.
). Street,. c. E. Loudenslager, c. w.
Thomas, w. W. Cooper. Charles Barn
hart, NJ. j. Yetter,l NJ. A.. Wagner,
manic, Charles Miller, Thomas Reese,
John Krall. John Hiler.
Roll ShOp-George Gardner, George
Good Eugene. Orris.
T.. Bratten.
No. 1 Forge Harry Farley, John
U,nger Wesley Lechthalers Harry Arm
RoIiing Mill :. W. w. Leck, j. c.
Craig. c. ID. Wright, r. c. Parsons, A.
c. Burke, f.. II. Kelly, 7. j. Bitner,
weideman, NJ. s, sprenkle, L H. Van
alta, John G.. Metzler, A. T. Gilmore.
No. Forge. Arnold, George Hol-
ton. Irwin Handshaw, Samuel Shaffer,
Joseph Weaver, Robert Reed.
police. C. Metzheiser. George B.
Lehr.
Ii. +. r. V. Mckay, J. R. Com
stock W; L. Snyder, r M: Hutehinson'
Slerode, J; A. Canning, Jr.. Thomas
J. E.. A. Fredericks, Raymond R.
Powell, Arthur Dolan.
L. l.
Taggart Lloyd Eppinger, Mike Moo
nan, A. Kitner, Harry Boyles, Nj.
Toomey, d. Hollern; Crist Beck, VIII
liam Critchley, Charles 'Carricado,
+. Il S.EW. Rutherford, Joe Dav-
lin, II. c. Genkes, f. Tuptanoski. +.
B. Etter, b, f. Connor, Colonel, r.
Cole, NJ =. Boyer, William Thompson,
r. T.. Brashears, II. Beard, w. H.
Burkholder. S. Nepere, r, l. Darr,, A.
feFeg4X ;; Ii SRamner 6 q StahlgY' y
Noll, George w. Waidley; w. M.
Shields Robert -Tuptanoski, $. /.
Schrander, J. NJ, Miller, S; Scribe. +.
A. arlnf AukeT r. R. R. L. lem Andersqn On Tess' B. s Hoch To
EIectricnI-George Samsel, Charles
Ewing, Charles Raunick, William
Martin, Edward Kramer. Harry Reed.
Nelson Wanbaugh, George j. Walz'
B. Il Civilian Heck. Albert Sell
lers. Claude Kunkle, Charles Mccoy,
Jacob Alberts, Samuel Klinger. Clyde
Test-Harry Shires, solomon Hiney.
NJ. Mills, r. c.. Warren, J. J.
Coleman. r, H. Gadow' Jacob ia, !, ,.9
shadle. Edward Jenkins. John Gala
CHER, Charles Kramer, J. II. Coart,
Harry Burlington, Paul Sellers, f. E.
Belts, Francis, O'Donnell. Ross Isen-
berg. G. r. Gilbert.
Car Repair ShOp-M H. Howard, W.
l.. Shaub.
Boiler Shop-Alfred Fries, George
NJ. Gardner, Harry Daniels.
RigEers-Thomas Crowley, Charles
carpenters and Painters - William
Staub.
ErectOrs-Arthur Halfpapp, Jacob
Capello.
BIacksmIth Shop - II. A. Cover,
Frank Rissinger.
Tin ShOp-E. X. II. Halfpapp.
Pipe ShOp-Jacob Morrett.
Shifter House and Scales - NJ. o.
KoontZ. Fred Bender
Steam +. d. Dornblaser, B. NJ.
Book, James Canning, c. A. Baker.
William Daylor.
BrickIayeTs-E. C. Henderson. Had
ley. Hanley, Keim. Drayer, Farmer.
Shaeffer.
Labor and Cindermen-George Cow
er, Frank Howarth, Ralph Heck, Milan
Frances, Jacob Erger.