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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-02-09
Uncle Sam Wants Accountants.

The United States government is IN
need of several hundred expert cost
accountants to fiji vacancies in the
equipment division of the Signal
Corps, War Department, and in other
branches, for duty in Washington, .
G., or in the field. The salaries of
fered range from $2400 to $4,000
year. Men only are desired. The
duties of appointees to the Signal
Corps will consist of the determine
tion of production costs Of airplanes
and airplane motors, either as super
yisors in eharge@at one or more of the
several plants, or as assistants; or ap-
pointees may be assigned to duty M
Washington. Applicants viii not be
assembled for a written examination,
but will be rated upon the subjects Of
education and experience, as shown
by their applications and corrobora
tive evidence Complete information
and application blanks may be OBJ
l4ained by communicating with the
United States Civil Service Commis-
sion, Washington.
/ S. S.
| The special campaigns in the south
FOR the increased production of food
stuffs through the extension forces re-
suited in a marked increase in the
planting of corn, soy beans, velvet
/ pans, eoWpeas, peanuts, sweet po-
eatoes, Irish potatoes, and other fooa
crops. The corn crop in the fifteen
soi.1hern states was 9ed.504, 600
| bushels, or more than a fourth of the
i whole crop Of the United States.
i w. S.
/ Butter is selling in Berlin at s2.25
4 a pound sugar at Sc cents pound
!. ham and bacon at SILL a pound. and
Ixrr,,.xr s.or, fsrrc Z ,sr. e q q -
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1918-02-09

For results Advertise in the Chief.
Telephone "a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-07
.ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
Oiene de la :&a)

momentoS, NADIA SabemoS de Goutch-
kof. nj de Rodzianko. nj de Milioukof.
ri del General Alexeief. nj de Tse-
r~etelli, sobre TODD. Ell brazo derecho
de Kerensky, menoS locuaz Y menos
ideologo que 81 jefe. pero mas ca
paz que Il de Ia decision Y de Ia ac-
cion. Estad SECURES de que ninguno
de esos hombreS ha renunciado a Ia
lucna.
"Kerensky, cuya popularidad era
inmenSa no quiSo emplear Sino Ia
dulzura cuando los maximalistas
acudian 4 "a violencia Y al terror.
En- el momento de las elecciones. va
rios criadoS me han confesa6o Que
habian votado por Lenine porque hs-
bian sido amenazados de muerte.
"Creedme, los rusos estan, en- una
inmensa mayoria, tan desilusionados
de IN estsdo que Sc les presenta CO.
mo Is libertsd y que no es otra Co
So que 81 eaos y Ia a~narquis, que
clos aspirsn q cue surja III hombrs
cue sera mas bien que un dictator
IN verdadsro ~lbertador."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-07
Una rara enfermedad
azota Ia sierra del
Edo. de Puebla

PUEBLA, Enero 3.-Ha aparecido
en- la Sierra de Zacapoaxtla una muy
rara enfermedad que esta causando
Ia muerte a numerosas personals,
pues no ha podido %encontrarse la Gu
racion eficaz para dicho NAL.
En- vista del alarmante numero de
defunciones registrado durante la Sc
mana anterior, las autoridades de Chi
~concuautla, que IS donde parece es-
tar ell foco de la epidemic, dieron avi-
so al Gobierno del Estado, con e. fin
de que mande fa~cultativos, que inves-
tigue de que enfermedad Sc trata y
procuren evitar Ia propagation de
ella 2 otras undergraduates.
En- atenci6n a los caracteres de es-
ia enfermedad que pudiera acarrear
serios periuicios a toda Ia region,
Sc ha ordenado al doctor Martiniano
Alvarez, que vaya q Ia Sierra a estu-
dair de cerca esa epidemic y a tran
quilizar a los v~ecinos que estan alar-
! madisimos.
Sc asegura que Ia enfermedad de
que Sc trata, mata en- unas cuantas
horas y que cuantas personals Sc acer
can al enfermo contraen la misma
enfermedad, 10 cual significa que es-
Ia es muy contagiosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-07

las rudas faenas del campo, talIeres,
-fabricas..... puede SUBSTITUTE y redi-
mir al hombre. Pero digame listed
exclam6, dirigiendose al ~ingeniero je-
fe del departamento-si TODD este 10
hubiera dicho yo en- la memoria obi
gada y preliminar, ;se me hubiera
atendido? No, senor. Hubieraseme
tachaGo de loco o de tonic. Pero aho-
"a no. Ahora, listed, como nresi6en-
te de Ia comisi6n de ~Inve2tos, me de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-07

Cficio DC c~aternGn Y espira dorSal, el
! aparato tenia, e~fectivamente, toda la
! figu:a dc IN esqueleto. FL inventor
lie puso vertical, Y aunQue las eXtremi-
! dades inferiores apenas tenian base,
porque acababan en- punta, por Il
extraIa ley de equilibrio, el hombre
de acero Sc mantuvo derecho. Luego
sac6 ell senior Mediavilla una segulda
GAIA. Que coloc6 en- ell extreme opueS-
20 del despacho, alberta. Manipu!an-
do en- ella el inventor. con Ia natural
estupefacci6n de! i~ngeniero jefe, ell
"hombre de acero" comenZ0 Z p2sear
per IL e~stancia.
-;Que lie parece a listed?
Que estoy maravillado, asombra-
do, aturdido-contesto el ingeniero.-
Eoy a lamar Z estos senOres para que
Sc asombren tambien.
No Sc mcleste, senior. Mi hombre
de acero esta acknowledgements educa-
do. "a ver-exclam0-iAbre Ia puer-
ta!
Y ell bronceado esqueleto %franque0
Ia entrada, apareciendo en- ell salon.
Caminaba de frente, un POGO rigido,
/ vibrando IN POGO toda Ia metalica ar
madura, golpeando seco en- el piso de
MADEIRA con las agudas puntas de los
barrotes-piernas
iOh. que susie, A POGO Sc desma-
van todos los infelices bu%r6rratas. e.
inventor, desde Ell despacho, grit6:
Eth. Tone, vuelve.
Y ci hombre de acero, sin v~acilar,
sin tropeZar,! girando los b%arrotes-
pierrGs sobre cl punto Ell que, artl-
culado. con los femures, hacian eff
clio dc rodiIlas, regresaba despacio,
produciendo al golpear el piso IN
fuerte Y cscalofriante taconeo. Como
en procession, temerosos y graves, to-
dos los f~uncionarios entraron en- ell
despachc.
FL senior Mediavilla hablo asi:
-Yo soy ingeniero electricista, Y
hace dieZ amos que tuve Ia inspira-
cion de este invento, que hara de
Kircandia la primera naci6n del nuE-
do. FL Secreto de mi "hombre dc a.
cero" esta en- las articuiaciones de los
miembros. cue Sc uneven por Ia orden
electrical que les enTio desde este Pc
Queno aparato, que es como ei alma
que le gobierna, dandole apariencias
de vida. En- esta cajita solo tengo a.
cumulada l. n~ecesaria fuerZa para
dirieir una sofa unidad; pero es evil
dente que nultipiicando IN elerg:a Sc
multiplied el numero de soldados, 60
bernables q voluntad y a d~istancia por
una sola persona commandments
inStruida. Nj "hombre de acero. es.
ante TODD, IN solGado diSruesto q IL
char ventajosamen!e contra el Soda
60 humane que un2 eaemiga naci6n
nos pre&ente en- bata!la. Este origi-
nal guerrero que tienen ustedes de-
lante no conCce el miedo, Y es inven-
c:l!e 4 tc!as las penaliGades de ia
guerra: e. hambre, Ia sea, los dolores,
el c~ansancio, las Intermediates. Nudo,
resistente Y h~eroico, nj protesta, nj Sc
fatiea. ri Sc rinde. Sabe manelar la
!anZa !, l~igeramente n:odificado, pue-
de hacer otro tanto con e. fusil. Que
les parece a ustedes. selores? En- IL
vida domestica es un criado utilisimo
V harato. Y en- IA vida social, para
ASrD~rJ 4 nyrC tn RY~--1 mn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-07
CuentO SelectO
La PaCienCia del Inventor

III senior MeClaVllla no efd PIeclS"-
mente IN hombre feo, nj contrahecho,
nj ridiculamente serio, nj tartamudo,
nj siquiera afeminado; pero era algo
peor que TODD ESQ; era a%ntipatico, G.
norme y positivamente antipatico.
En- Ell negociado de Inventos del mi
nisterio, los oficiales, que le veian He
car todos los dias 4 Ia misma ho?2,
siempre risucnc. s~olicito atento Y INK
bilisimo. lie llamaban aDejOrTo.
Fl buen hombre hacIa su preSenta-
ci6n cotidiana a las once, bora en- que
ell iefe. estaba va en- su despacho. To-
das las mananas, e! seHor Mediavi-
la. aguantaba con paciente manSe-
dumbre el acostumbrado broma2o del
personal burocraJico. ApeHas le We
ian entrar, cargado con Ia insepara-
BILE V voluminosa GAIA de carton, dcs-
cubierta Ia caiva tesla Y ~encorvaco
ligeramente, va por pusilaE;mIcad o
cortesia. va por el c~ansancio de IL
penosa ascension por Ia eGIp:nada Z
inacabable escalinata, los o~ficiales del
negociado le saludaban con una ov&-
ci6n sorda Y con frases burloaas Y =
trevidas, de IN pes!mo guSto.
LAS once Y ha salido Ia luna?
IVA a Hover. senores.
lei terremoto de Ia Mart!nica,
Dye, Gutierrez, cdecias que IN
abeiorro.....?
e. senior tMediavilla. a~travesando
| despacio la doble fila de mesas, SON.
reia con infinita mansedumbre y sa-
ludaba.
-Buenos dias. caba!leros. Se3ores
mics. muy buenos dias.5 Quieren us
| tedes dec;rme 81 ha venido e. jefe?
Me recibira hoy, al fin? No; 81 es-
ia muy ocupado volver& manana. No
ne molesta volver, caballeros. ;Pue-
| do descansar IN momentc? Con per
MISC de ~ustedeS.....
y Sc sentaba, dejando e e. sue!o
Ia inseparable ' misteriosa GAIA.
Naturalmentc, el jete no lie recib!a.
porque no le pasaban recado o por-
que, como miembro de Ia con!isi6n de
~inventos. h~allabase estudiando uaoS
! pianos o redactaba IN iEforme.
y el resignado seEor Mediavil!a,
desDu4s de descansar I'm ratio, al@aba
trabajosamente Ia peSada GAIA Y Sc
desDedia con 81 mismo gesto riSue-
| no, con identica mansedumbre, con ST
dulzona corteSia peculiar:
-Hasta manana, c&ba!ieros. Que
ustedes 10 p2sen bien, seHores MICS.
BuenoS dias.
-:Pero no Sc molesta usted?-
pregurtabale Gutierrez.
-:Por cue? Ne, senor. Son uste-
des may amables.
-ES que manan va 2 Hover, ' no
| podr& listed salir De casa.
y eli jefe estara ocupadis;mo.
-iQue buen humor tienen usteaes.
Alguna vez llegare d tempo. :Q"e
buen hun:or, Hasta mahana, caba-
lleros.
Y en- cuanto salia el inventor Vi
b-aba en- Ell estrecho recinto n rGi-
dosa ca~rcajada, estremeciendo el aire
quieto del ncgociado.
-Senores, ique pelmazo,
-Ese hombre es tonto.
-iY que ha invencado csc senor?
Una m&quina para freir patatas.
Han visto ustedes nunca hom-
bre mas antipatico. ...?
-iBendito sea Dios, que sinapiS-
mo,
E,.;, =, aoca do circo r,nSaS 1rJp
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-07

trigado con la question de los men-
digaS.
BAH. nos dijimos, es facil identi-
ficar!oS Y va habra tempo de sacar-
les Ia verdad.
Pasaron dias Y una de estas ma
! nanas de frio siberiano, Sc roz0 con
~nosotros Ell jorobadito &c marras,
Eureka, habiamos encontrado Ia
pisa de los mendigos. Nos volvimos
y OH. sorpresa, iba acompanado de
Ia linda ioven que o. pidiera IL Illus
.raramos sobre Ia direction que mos
traba la carta cue h&bia puesto en-
nuestras manos al in~terrumpir Ia con-
.~versaci@n cue SOsteniamos con los
dos limosneros.
Z! vc'o estaba descorrido. Aquella
mujer hermosa era complete de los
meHdigos ' el reporter, ifatalidad!
habia sido ~"tanteado", habia sufrido
una bur!a inaudita Y era necesario
de una vez acabar con aquella
Gia Y descubrir e. miSterio que ro-
dea a los personajes de nuestra ma
rrancion. ApreSuradamente segui-
mos al jorobadito Y a Ia "griseta",
mas nuevamente quedamos burlados,
pueS montaron en- un autom6vil que
los ~esperaba en- Ia eSquina inmedia-
Ia Y desaparecieron. BuScamos ot-o
auto para seguiries Ia pista; pero no
habia ninguno. Sc nos escaparon.
ProSeguimos nuestras investiga-
clones Y hemos de dar con aigIno dc
los nendigos o con Ia muchacha que
tan diestramente supo llamarnos la
atencion para que Sc nos perdiera de
vista ,el hombre de Ia espesa barba v
ei joroba6ito, cue a 10 mejor nos re-
su.ta mas eallardo que Ell famoso ca
bal!ero de Lagardere.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-07

n~rese3tabase todas las mananaS en- ell
m;nisterio. sin Que le arredraran obs
4;o,,o. rooos dastemn,adas e moo
- h,,r,os 40 nal pusto. n~eeati-
lo.o;.os Fro hombre como
~ o.o,o,t, .5os do ~raonlar estatu-
80 ,o,+,,do nobra V d~esalihado de
;-s,no,to ,narr6r s~,l;ents v 81 gesto
! a,ro 4. =, rostro congestionaio !e
lab, ,r oi.a ex,r.5o y renuIsiyo. CO.
$50 !, or;uol ,o,o schre. to,lo cuando
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He anu; ell esticn:a fatal crabaio
en- E, rostro del inventor obscure Y
! valerosor No era simp%t:cc. Tcdc en-
= ora reneIenre. Su m~ansednmbrc. 81
c,r-a.ia oimibarada. 81 Gocilidad, su
+anac;dad bla7da. nero segura. per
s~;s+enta continna Hipocresia. TO-
do f.Iso men1ira TODD Tai rensa-
hon ia q
Arortec;o asro on Hirra capital de
u;-.,,d;o 10 ,ov;s;,,o y rer,ota ma
ci6r trarsatlantica. Por 81 nepo.:e-
do de Inventos desfilaban Il diario
in7umerables senores de tod& edad y
ccndici6n. .Algunos, romo ell sencr
Mediavilla. presentabanse solos, sin Ia
ccmpania V o de hombcss vaiedo-
res Y de prestjgio, sin cartas de reco-
mendaci0n nj precedente alguno dc
eSa notoriedad, esa desdelada Y soil
tada notoriedad que presta an rc>la-
mo de prensa......
I'll ;,nsrr. i,van-or do, Frla,o"
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TO loo r1aros do g., admirable mn
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Evening star., 1918-09-08

SALESLADIES for silk, dress
goods, domestics. wash goods,
cloves and muslin underwear
departments. d Big salary; perma-
rent position. Apply Behrend's
Department Store, 72O-722-724
9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1918-09-08
WAETTD-HEIP.


APLEASANT SHOP TO BE EMPLOYED IN
FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC,
1916 ST. NV.
Positions open at attractive salaries for sales
people in shirt waists, underwear suits, gloves
hosiery and neckwear; also for telephone opera
tor and stock clerks, sewers in alteration room,
filters and fur workers. Permanent employment
Evening star., 1918-09-08

LADY, young for cashier: experience in can
dies. Metropolitan. 936 +. st. NV. %
LADY for music store; sight reader pre-
ferred. Address Box 1i6-A. Star office.
Evening star., 1918-09-08
WAHIED-MBR.
EEAALAC0RfERww

TEk4F8OSE 0pesxnorA eWUs szURlenesG; ID
private eWfoehboasd; saIRX ylkR W0R ~
tuerd; state age and experie1eG Addre0 boa
107-T. Star s01ce.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

YOUNG ladies at soda foun-
tain; $l2 per week; good hours.
Apply drug store. Union Station.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

OP Err A TOR S-Burroughs
posting machine; salary to start.
$1,000; good chance for advance
ment. Address Box 26o-C, Star
Office.
r. B. <. OPERATORs-A number wanted At
q camp near Washington: surroundings pleas
ant and attractive; good salary with room and
board: operators are under the supervision Of
. house mother. Apply C. & p. Telephone Co..
Homer bldg. 18th bet. and g. sts- NV.
RELIABLE wholesale house wants capable
salesWoman: will give commercial training to
nght party; god pay; rsfereneea Addrsss
Beg 161,A. star odes.
ezfB1IADl3s, feo4 saiaz7i day vEE sal1.
a0aauyss IL u. ssvs l.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

THE LOUVRE. Ills F street,
wants experienced safeswomen
for suit, gown, coat, waist and
trimmed hat departments ; high
est salaries and permanent po-
sitions.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

YOUNG LADIES-Two to fill
office positions; excellent oppor-
tunity to acquire experience;
good salary; chance for advance
ment. Apply Hub Furniture Co.,.
9TH and D streets northwest.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

SALESLADY to sell military goods. souvenirs
references Palmer. 1921 Pa. ave. g.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

wOMEN-Whfte: not over IS years Of ase for
laboratory work: experience not Necessary;
salary 10 stsrt, $50 DEE Iaonth. Apply 1918
U 1t. NV.
Evening star., 1918-09-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AUTO MECHANIC wants Job night work, $50
to 1O:3Q; will accept small salary. Address
BOX 25lA. Star ONCE.
BOOKKEEPER or salesman desires position.
Now employed bat wishes to make change. Best
Of references. Address Box 213-T. Star Office.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

| WOMEN II Middle age, for
stockroom' work; good pay,
short hours. Apply Manager,
F. w. Woolworth Co., 4O6 9Th ST..
NV
Evening star., 1918-09-08

WOMEN for eleanings colored:
night and day worle; highest
wages paid, including meals.
Childs, 1873 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

MEN AND WOMEN earn. 80 to SIS weekly F;
learn show card writing spare time evenings:
clean pleasant week; earn willis uop learn: in.
pemtrnlHp n Y =
Evening star., 1918-09-08

jWANTEDITwo women. with knowledge Of
bookkeeping; pleasant surroundings; unexcened
opportunity for advancement; salary and hours
right. Address Box 2O2-A. Star office. 10s
WANTED-Ten bright, capable ladies to
travel. demonstrate and sell we'll known goods
to established dealers; $25 to $50 per week;
! railroad fare paid; weekly advance fer travel
ing expenses. Address at once Goodrich Drug
Company. Dept. I'll. Omaha. Neb.
Evening star., 1918-09-08

YOUNG LADY, in real estate o6ice, rent de-
partment. Answer. stating experience, if any;
reference and salary demanded. Address Box
GA. Star office. Sc
Evening star., 1918-09-08

WOMAN, at once. TO take charge Of woman's
over women. employing woman labor, direct
charge Of employing stenographers, bookasep-
ers, ETC., and general environment surround
ing all woman employees; should have some
experience in welfare work; best Of REFER
eness required state experience. Address Box
2OS-A. Star Office
Evening star., 1918-09-08

WE can use the services Of
young ladies in our furnishing
goods department; they will
find the work agreeable, the
Inours satisfactory and we pay
good salaries. Apply to Man
ager,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-06
RAILROAD RUMBLES
Safety First Officials to
Attend Meeting Here

Federal officials in charge Of the
safety first branch on railroads are
coming to this city. 1t is probable
they will attend the meeting of the
Friendship and Cooperative Club on
the night OF September 26.
Safety work to prevent injury and
accidental Ceath of employees and
passengers is to be pressed vigor-
ously and lis benefits extended to ali
lines, the United States railroad ad-
mtnistratiou has announced. Meth
DDS proved the best will be applied
Systematically. Rufus S. Jarnagtn,
of New York. has been appointed
safety supervisor of the eastern
division.
Records of the Interstate Com
merce Commission show that at least
30 per cent. of injuries to employees
are caused ly the fault of the in
Jured man or of some other emu
ploye. A list of accidents on a
large eastern railroad shows that
only 9.65 per cent. of injuries TO
employees was due to defective ap-
pliances. Statistics show $4,000
persons killed and 100000 severely
injured annually among workers in
all industries.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-06

come in I had to have my stove
In here changed so 1t would burn
coal"
A company of khaki-clad soldiers
sauntered by just then and the an
cient but spry grocer was reminded
of war-like days long ago, particu-
larly of the hour when the rebels
got within three miles of Harris
burg. Didn't scare me away" he
related. II did a god business that
day. although Market street was
so jammed with troops on the way
to Gettysburgt that a team could not
get on the street. You ought t seen
the folks getting out of town.
Couldn't buy trunk after o'clock.
The Methodist preacher who lived
across the street was great
abolitionist and he ran in here to
borrow a screwdriver to take the
plate off his door. He figured that
the rebels might have heard of his
speeches and would loot his house.
People with money hid their wealth
in all sorts of places and when the
cannon sounded all the way from
Gettysburg the whole town shut up;
only I went along as usual, for peo-
pie must eat"
Mr.. Balsley is of such optimistic
turn that nothing seems to dismay
him. War" he considered briefly.
IT'S all over; the Germans are
licked. This, although the grand
father and six brothers came from
the fatherland.
What is your receipt for healthy
and active old age?" was asked.
I'm not giving any general re-
ceipt," he grinned; but never mar
ried."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-06
HOSTESS HOUSE
TOMORROW NIGHT
Second Weekend Home En-
tertainment For Men
in Service

The second of the over-the-week-
house will be held tomorrow and
Sunday. Last weeks home enter
tainment for the soldier and sailor
lads was a remarkable success if
one can judge from the large attend
ance and keen enthusiasm of the
lads. 1t lis hoped that this weeks
hostess house days will be just as
successful and. if possible, that a
larger number of the men in service
located at the nearby camps and
depots avail themselves of this re-
creation and social gaiety.
The general chairman of the Host
ess House work, Mrs. Edward F.
Dunlap, has announced the follow
ing hostesses for this week: Satur-
day evening, Mrs. Mercer B. Tate,
Mrs. G. w. Whitney and Mrs. James
Sunday evening, Mrs. E.
j. Stackpole. Mrs. Bruce Caldwell
and Mrs. Edwin S. Herman.
Mrs. Jennings is soliciting dona-
tions of cookies for the cooky jar
which like the jar in the pantry shelf
at home has way of becoming fast
emptied. Cash and check contri-
buttons for the entertainment of the
boys are being received from time
to time by Mrs. William Henderson,
% North Front street. Every check,
every mite. adds to the war fund,
which means better entertainment.
greater fun and more extensive rec
reation for the men in service dur
ing the Saturdays and Sundays of
every week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-06
HARRISBURG SIDE

Philadelphia Division - The 133
crew first to go after o'clock: l21'
112, 119, 116.
Fireman for 11s.
Brakemen for 1913, 1877, 112.
Firemen up: Bradley. Vogelsong
Dickover.
Brakemen up: Burns. Mowery, Nc
Nelis, Kitzmiller. Blair, Gemmill.
Middle Division-The SO crew first
to go after 2 o'clock: 33. 3o5, 224, 215
800, 252. 2S3.
Engineer for 90.
Fireman for SO.
Engineers up: Hawk, Kaufman.
McAlicker, Wertz, Sarley Smith,
Blizzard. Snyder. Loper. Leopard.
Firemen up: Markell, Cook, HUBERT,
Gilbert.
Conductor up: Leonard.
Brakemen up: Brown, Woodman
Shive. Baker, Keister, Wengert, Bow
man, Nearhood.
Yard Board-Engineers for SIC,
4-7C, 12C.
Firemen for 1-7c, 3-7C 4-7C. 2-14c.
1-15C, 23C. 26C.
Engine@s up: Tcheifer, Rauch,
Lackey, Sholter. Smell. Bartolet,
Getty Barkey, Bair, Eyde.
Firemen up: BARLEY, Garman. Staff.
Witchey, Myers. Kistler, Mumma,
Rhine, King, Bell Swope, Beard.
Kell, Rheam, Miller. Wright, Vert,
Martin.
ENOLA SIDE
Philadelphia Division - The 22)
crew first to go after 3.15 o'clock:
252 206, 264. 224.
Fireman for 206.
Conductor for "a.
Flagmen for 80 81. So, 06.
Brakeman for 80, 81.
Brakemen up: Ingroff. Fordenson.
Middle Division-The 103 crew first
after $40 o'clock: 306. 301, 234 101,
125, lis.
Engineers for 103. 1876, lis.
Fireman for 125. -...f
Conductors for 103.
Flagman for 10l.
Brakemen for 103. 101.
Yard Board-Eng gineers for 1st 126,
End 1926, Sd 126. End 1872.
Firemen for Sd 126 1st 129. 2nd
129. 4th 129. End 1872, 1st 1O2, 2nd 104
Engineers up: Bair. Ewing. Quig-
ley, Brown. Hanlon, Potter Zeiders,
Barnhart, Fenicle, LutZ. Smith.
Firemen up: Biting Cristofaro.
Wentz. Blessner Sanders, Eichel-
berger. Ready, Wallace. Cross, Rerry,
Ready, Kreitzer