Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-06
NO SOLICITORS
TO BE NAMED
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confronted with the task of erecting
! a memorial as a permanent symbol
of the appreciation they expressed
| then"
It seems hardly believable. said
a member of the general committee
of 125 in charge of the campaign,
that any one of the Harrisburg SOL
| diers, sailors or marines, Will not De
remembered and extolled for his un-
selfish service for his country. now
that $4,000 Harrisburgers with their
reputation for whole-hearted re-
sponsiveness in war campaign. are
given a chance to pay the men the
honor they deserve.
No Collectors
Flag waving and cheering are so
easy. and so cheap" said the com
mitteeman, land so easily forgotten.
Here is q way of honoring each in
dividual soldier boy. in a way that
will never be forgotten. And after
all, isn't $40 small sum, at that!
Nearly all of these boys lost that
much a couple times every month
they were in the service, In the
service. in the wages they could have
been earning with the stay-at-
| homes"
This campaign is featured princi-
pally by the fact that there are no
solicitors or collectors. This drive
will not be degenerated into door
to-door begging fete, with every one
urged to please contribute nickel
here and there for the soldiers. On
the contrary, Harrisburgers will be
informed every day, that they are
eligible for the privilege of helping
in the erection of memorial that
will stand forever, like a symbol of
proper gratitude, reaching up toward
the sky.
mo, there are no solicitors" said
George s. Reinoehl, in charge OF the
! caIapaign among the industries, but
every Harrisburger who was not in
the service and whose son or brother
was not in the service, is an active
participant in this unique campaign.
He Is hereby commissioned to come
to the offices of the Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce. and pay
down twenty dollars in honor of
some soldier or sailor who served
his country during its most trying
period"
officials of the Pine Street Pres
byterian Church yesterday decided
to contribute $40 in honor of each or
their men who died in the service.
1t is hoped that individual members
of their congregation will continue
the good work by covering each serv-
ice star on their flag. Other churches
and Sunday Schools are planning
ways and means to remember their
service men with twenty dollar SUB
scriptions.
| Names Covered
! The campaign had been under
way only q few hours, when Mr..
Jean announced that 1876 men had
been covered as the opening gun
of the last shot of the war. Their
names follow. Nearly SO OF these
are casualties:
Earl Edwin Aurand, Ralph B.
Kramer, Paul Dell Leinbach, Alfred
Joseph Lilley. George e. Long Wal-
ter Wane Lower, Earl Grouse Mar
tin, Edward Henry Myers. James A.
Moore, John p. Morgan, Jr., Wilmer
w. Mullen, John c. PETER, Jr.
George d. Peters, VIM. ]. Pitt, Amos
tC. Reese, John Roscoe Rohrer
Charles w. REEVE, Herman r.
Rhoads, John F. Sattler, Theooold
Schlegee, Paul w. Haertter. Ross A.
Hickok, Henry NJ. Stine, VIM. B.
Charles w. Barker, Daniel E. Attick.
Raymond L. Beard, Berry Hoyer
Boggs, Robert A. Boil, Richard Lee
Boutwell,, William F. Chameray,
Isaac Cohen, Allen L. Cupp, George
VIM. Fitzpatrick, Eugene r. Davis.
Ralph Divley James Gait Elder, Carl
Frarrus. Robert Ramona Farling,
Paul Chester Thurman, Adam Gen
slider. Rexford Glaspby. Frank p.
J Hawk, Robert Hoke, Donald johns
, ton, Chas. F. Krebs, Lee NJ. Monyer'
William Sparmon Noggle, James A.
Rettinger. William James Taylor,
Robert D. Wilson, John Harrison
Young, Frank Ziegler, Harry Bower
Hoagland. John Wesley DeHaven,
Stewart Morrow, Benedetto Saliva
dare, Warren Lee Abel, Harvey
Abner, Chas S. Aboff. Howard A.
IAchenbach, Howard Acri, Michael
Acri, Jacob Adams, John A. Adams
Harry L. Adams, William H. Adams
Gordon D. Adler, Stanley d. Adler
Joe Adlestein. John H. Ardley'
bright, Earl L. Albright Leroy B.
Albright, william e. Albright,
: James S. Askins, A. Deunee Bibb
John s. Dye, Jr.. Fred B. Dapp
!, Horace G. Geisel, William Goodyear
Sendone Giuseppe, Samuel S. Hersh-
man, Charles Harry Kain. James b
Kemper, Hobert D. Lavanture. Philip
S. London. Theodore A. Magnelli'
Richard J. Miller, Geo. r. Moffitt
} Richard Meyer. William e. Myers
} Nicholas Notarys. Livingston v
Rausch, Herman Rosenberg, George
]. Shoemaker. Charles Snyder, John
K. Spangler, David Wills.
Ray B. Wilson, William w. Jen-
; nings, Ross S. Jennings, Christian
F. Jennings, Sylvester p. Sullivan
Herbert Harry, Paul A. Klein. John
, H. Detweiler Meade D. Detweiler
, Grover C. Hahn, r. l.. Coxeter
: Joseph Claster, Leroy d. Smucker
]. Musser Miller. George II. Bing.
ham, John C. Gosney, Charles Bren-
heiser, John Harry Beshon, c. c.
: Blumenstine. John H. Hahn, Percy
Allen Chronister, John III. Ober'
, holtzer, Jr., Harry F. Waltz, Ray
/ E. johnson, James L. Redman
3 William McCreath, Calvin Stewart
Snoddy, Edward H. Rauch, Fred C
/ Brugel, Charles A. Beackford, Ches'
= ter NJ. Shelter. William 8. T. Hur.
: lock, Jr., Adam L. Orris, G. Vance
Seidel Robert J. Kirby.