Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-19
'SHIPNEWS
STULL SUPERINTENDS
YARD AT GLOUCESTER
Pusey & Jones Man Succeeds
His Dead Chief.
Hugh Ramsey

roseph :. S,ull. Jr. has been APP
pointed TO the position made vacant pE
the death of Hugh V. Ramsay. general
superintendent at the PusPy 'one'
gloucester shipyards Mr.. Stull was as
sis,pnt 10 Mr.. Ramsay for some time
The new general SUPERINTENDENT Is an ,
out-aud-out shipbuilder. Tie has Oeeh
M IL since he was IL boy or thirteen ,
He quit IL once for several years during
which he made good as ciNil engineer
and naval architect. He was also eu'-
ployed for a while as marine engineer
Mr.. Stull designed and he,ped Ou''u
the greensboro cautilever bridge across
the East River. in New YORK ana aIso
built q re-enforced concrete adueduc'
In the Catskllls He finally returned tp
his old game in the shipyards and or
ganized the wooden shipyard at kear-
ney. y. j., for the Foundation tompahE'
where five ships were turned OUT during
his time for the Government lie KNOWS
every angle Of shipbuilding' 'hoSe
around him say.
n. v. MASON. head o. the pgsey 6, s J9Hss ni.s
IN charge OF the instruction WORK tn"ITS' trITS',,are
RIVER district committee on saipSasIT9 aIiprSSaISo N,
rTS5tp srgS,2n ., E Ts' s%ic m%S' coas s genera
mittee shipyard instruction
HOG ISLAND has q new cnrtoonist, R
W Emerson. formerly cartoonlsL un un. ~ ~
Boston Journal nov . ,drili:r an" gns, rfsinI rfsi.nI
Sn gsws way yoSs Hs ~ aSs SSfda 6imse e'9
fered his services fre. Eor,nd Eor S2I',e rtonn
s,rvicc, He has been at th" shipyard since
july J.
G.. y, wIITBNSE, Of the IIor Island
electrical purchs sing depar.nsht p ms 'SSttssi"
,tollese for special training IN radio work
II. T. MILLER. Hog l1land .aS, ,.9SH,g Si1s
ss2 somewhere in the yard
now ArrA,S En9MS how nNooh Il flais 10 be S dad Ha
had heard, lot about IT, ont not Mn'i r. r.
eyerythirs it was cracked M 70 he ond
more. the proud father says; Us poE
snipysrd have heard an about the ,younEs:er.
Ihis also came straight Rlso ~: ~" f,tbrr's
friends smoked some good CIGARS AZ Id'he'
expense.
MISS MATTE SULLIVAN. nurse At the
pusey & Jones Wilmington, plant has SO
distinguished herself in relief work ,:ihr.
understood she has been picked for directing
Nurse OF 'hc neT hosptsl at 'hS sAlSisrrni SWissrni
Kirkbrde, from Influenza, bat brayeiy nut
her persoual bereavement aside and con-
snd sinleS utsders sTE wo hs G GTcw no nrs at a
No matter what the call nor whcre It came
once while riding with q patient in an
ambulance the driver was sIricken ana Miss
n6'Eah sbn so hoo hoo" pntlcni to TIT hospital Miss
sullivan lives in Philadelphia.
BAND CONCERTS are to be resumed =,
the Pusey s. Jones Gloucester plant next
Tuesday in the Pennsylrania yard. on
Fridays they held in the New Jersey
yard.
HARRY \. WEST. = pipeftters' @hoper at
the Pusey & Jones Gloucester plant, aud
his bride Of only few da-s w99 a b, before
lives in Washington. .. e.
W. \. CARR. of the New Jersey plate and
angle shop, Is back ON the job after a
weeks vacation.
DICK vOLk, night foremsn of the New Jer,
e. Hudson. a former night shesrsinan there.
who left some time hg1 tor one Ht 'ne arinS as
life and sent a photograph to show how 1t
has agreed with him.
a NEW SUIT or CLOTHES and new hat,
hsXe started serious rumors about .T GsosTne
dsme 3msni 3i NE Tbs main one Vas that h. was
sprucing NJ to be married, but Bale SAYS
he's too young to step out 70 far as that.
INSPECTOR GREENE. of the Pusey q
Jones plant engineering dsParImeht mas pHt ~!
shop and dares anybody - get careless
again with that piece of furniture,
GEORGE LODGE. OF the Pusey d Jones
electrical department. has moved from his
summer cottage at Gloucester to his winter
palace at National Park
MIR. BURR. of the purcha sing depa rtmen,
at he Merchant yard says he would he glad
to make use Of that hitching post IN front
Of the administration building for his niv-
yer. and there are many there who think
il would he a fine idea to hitch the thing
to something. They don't want II so near
rs that though.
MIR. HILTEBRANT has been transferred
from the production to tine hull-cOns truCti
department ~ the Merchant yard ana the
boNs congratulate him ON his adyanccment.
HARRY StTH MEREDITH. chief of the
Merchant construction depa rtment. and Miss
Lillian Pryor. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
William Pryor. of Lanshorne have been
The ceremony took place at the brides home
on the anniversary of her parents wedding.
Many of the bridegroom's friends az the
s6pyard were present at thN home and also
at the reception Mt the langhorne Country
Club. About l5O Invitations were issued.
J. GROVER BROWN. chief of the piece
work department at the Merchant yard. IL
him unless you have something important
your mind.
HIGH COAL PRICES