Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-15
SHIPMENTS
AMPS EFFICIENCY
ASSISTS WAR CHEST
oubdivision Organized on
Business Basis Still Pro.
4 duces Results

which collects the money the shipwork-
evs pledged. -,
n there were need to show the ef-
Eeetiveness of organizing thoroughly,
tNig one example would suffice. The
Cfamp Company put the issue UP 70
every one ef It's employees and virtually
ali Of them signed for various sums as
long as the war lasts.
To accomplish this. the company or
ganized an advisory council and ap-
pointed captain and lieutenant In each
depar artment, with the result that thev
have raised In their yard S3l7,Ooo Tor
the War Chest Virtually all subscrih-
ers consented to have the money taken
from their pay each week, while the
few others make their payments regu-
1ariy at the office.
T. Harry Null, president or the corn
pany, 10 chairman of the advisory conn-
ell; Charles T. Taylor is assistant chalr
man. The other members are Roland
=, Howe. plant chairman; Harry f.
rord. assistant plant chairman; car
erce r. Peterson, secretary and treas
ufer: George II. Kochersperger VII
Nam II. Glocker. George Matlack, ). r.
Metten. Harry w. Scott, william A.
Dobson. q. A. Pierce. George u Martin
John Overn and George Clarke
The department hustlers are l.
Harnish. furnace department q: Scott
4. Ernwood. anglesmith: a. barnes
veirht: ]. McHale, boiling; T. Hailey'
liner: Georse Stute. c. Black, r,vetins
D. Mulholland, w. Crossman. drilnns
ana roaming; ]. Markham. p. Finley
rheumatic chipping and hand chip-caulk-
Ing: H. Anderson. J. O'Neill, rigging
= Killngenbers. r. McGaugh. ship car
nentering: ]. Stuart, d. Pollock, lum-
80. A Garrick. J. McAdams, mold loft'
4 Cillett G. Pass, w. Faucet. A. Day.
Huse T. Stafford. shipitting A
Tcney r, Sneak, material labor: Il.
Rcnner. cleaning: II. Mostiller, Harry
Muu r. Pidseon, c. Aikens. II. Greg
cry. w. Goeble. hull engineering; T.
smith, J. Walt. shiphead; H. Randolph,
r. Guyant F. Randolph, 3. Cramp'
Joiner; ]. Lamb, F, Smith cop
pershop; L. wigglesworth. F. Schwelk-
er, paint shop; A. c. Marple' H.
Jennings, erecting F. Peterson, cement
ers; r. Conroy, II. kreckman, rentliat-
ing: J. Pidgeon. H. Melcher, storehouse !;
j. schnitzel teamsters; W. oasyer'
aeetylene; r. Donovan, B. Faddie,
vatchman; ]. Harrison, D. Mock, g.
schaffner. r. Patterson. machine shop;
O. Beck, D. Clewell brass fineshing; Il.
LAWS, s. Borland P. Mcdonald, Morris
machine shop: H. Bright. T. ONeill.
Blacksmith shop w. Shoch. W. Bass.pat-
tern shop: w. Finerty, J. Murray, Z.
Burke, boiler shop; T. Hockreider. HMa-
leney, iron foundry; F. Chambers, W.
wright, brass foundry; K DUNCAN, gal
vanising department; H. Kurtz r. Entri-
ken. c, Spear. Mr.. Shaw. engine drawing
room q. j. Walton, I. Wright ]. C.Cramp'
T. Newell, G. Polk. J. Smith, T. BALDWIN
J. Mccall. power plant: ]. w Atiee' T.
Trask, G. Levering. Mr.. Peterson n
Thiede. H. Norman. hull drawing; A
II. Thomas. G. L. Gardner. H 5: Brlges'
]. z. Smith, T. Bauer, G. Hubbard A.
Roberts. F. Chadrue, electrical; 1; L.
roote. w. H. Johnstone. stenographic !:
Il. Cramp, Miss Cummings. mailing and
I Aline; E. Geehr. F. Bowker, purchas.
inn; w. p. Smith. T. Dallas. sales and
oraer: H. Randall, J. Ramage, account
ine: L. Bast, timekeeping: Z. II. In
eram Miss NJ. L. Smith, dispensary r.
Rodgers, r. f. B. Sharp. hydraulic H.
Fisher, J. Morrow executive; l. Spiegel'
M. Matthias, office; F. kalessee. F.
Smith, machine shop; T. Lowe. J. For
timer. outside machinists; H HorneH'
C. Calhoun. boilermaking F. Fltzmire'
A. Hodge, joiner shop: II. CLASSY, pat
tern shop: Samuel Bowker. blacksmith :
J. Frismuth. electrical; w. Whitman,
drydocking: G. Roke, rigging; T, Ar
mott, r. Macarthur. iron working; j.
Patterson. riveting; D. Dwyer, labor !;
@. Simpson. C. Hoffman, painters
cRAMP sHIPYARD FIGHT fans. who
asxs ssns wish wish T the Tuesday and Thuysday bouts
tiSsy could make a bet now and then
HARRY NULL. PRESIDENT, and H b.
fayior. vice president. and George kocseir-
sperEer general manager Of the TrsmP f ssIP SeiP
the Cramp Athletic Association save par!
ticipstinG In the noon bouts.
DAyIE JONES. SECRETARY Of the
cramp Athletic Association. has gained NJ; ~,
ssSissse Si,. Frank s,ssshon;eii treas sssis
ssss. Y.s. has also shown Improvement in every
aAMAuE SMITH. DRILLER at cramI
yard. is having a shingle painted 10 go ih''
GEORGE HAss. ASSISTANT ntter-uy
with walking He has bought :. car. Dom
know what hes going to DO on Sundays.
ron PIDGEON. FOREMAN Of the hui
sn0ineerinE department at the Cramp Nard
hcps: nothing wii! happen ss John Tho TbOmss':
@sscsn @ a. P,Sx.ons Ss Tnsse department Keeps hi
Scss' desk decorated with flowers and spud'
ana tomatoes.
c. HOWARD SMITH. leader of the Puse!
Jones Gloucester Band. Is also leader n
"a vas brousht there from Perth Ambo'
sspsrtnsen;s e Mss % sna %inedsn'aliy has % instaIist
hi.ssM also IN spi.ndsd whit white @ uniform ,
m the operating time department at tn
S.eh.ns ynsd p1sked viz ss in rss his b2S 2T,
sssee a. xiss an1 louise Huse. The brdesroom m i i
neg rSinins for the army at Camp Green
TOM GEIGLE. TOOLRoOM boss at tn
Nerchant yard. has gone off on vacation
but did not leave his address.
Al rnIGas, NIGHT FOREMAN Gt til h
SnyinG home in Philadelphia.
tBED MeLENNAN. Of the Merchant yard
~ Invited all foremen at the plant to
as.s Ss'P.s 4assdss @ q S' this nis; Week. e. A'Ss
DUTCH GORDON. Of the Merchant yard
< eays hs ssw fun house. and then locke
CnA.IIE MsGoyEEN; of the Msrchau
~. O." Department, is back from his va
SonN MAcks. THE BEAU nRUMMEl
in5 says he Is dickerins for a home /