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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHIUADELPHIA4, FRIDAY. APKIL 20, 1018
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B delivery of Mack heavy ditty trucks Jjfs9
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LOAN DEMONSTRATION 350 CAMP HANCOCK
BY MEADE SOLDIERS ALIENS SENT WEST
12,000 Penn Men Hold Impres.-, Drafted Men of Enemy Af
sive .Exercises on the
Liberty Field
filiations Given Noncom-
batant Service
v.i,..,.i,. in.. A tn II "S Three bun-
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and unl (lft enemy aliens, members l nnt
...... -. ... , i .1... T-. . ........ nit lalnn n fnmn linn
More man 12 000 Little renn soiuiers i ui iw ri) ...... i - , R(jn rhp other mediev team
Were masesd on Libert Held todaj, und j cock, entrained today for Tort Crook, lniuiP U. of Lieutenants lierg,
....-, , .., Voii hp thv will be clven non- Dekay ui.rl l'ltirli The cine ml
in inu oiggei.1 imr ueinuiiari iiuuu "Lwfctu ..., -
at tills camp placed their stamp of np- comuauve service me parey w mini und w,,Iliim Anderson,
ai) entire traimoau. were eauc-u irum uu .
units of the division.
Mnnv of the n went openly when
Itj a 'itnJX c ui i . p nit t
Camp Mende. dmlrsl. Mil., April 25..
third Liberty
proa) on I nclo Sam
Loan
The dun initiation wax tin striking
feature in tho Liberty Kay celebration,
and Urtuillv cery cammand In the
division was represented Major Oen-
CAMP DK TROOPS
OBSERVE LIBERTY DAY
Practice Review of Regiments
Which Will Parade Here for
Loan Tomorrow
(innp Il, UrlgliNtoiiii, . .1., April H
'I lie various organizations at i amp
Dl-v are todav Joining with the people of
the lountt In observing ' Llbertv Dav
as lequested bv l'l evident Wilson iiiul
fhlv the ncicssary camp routine Is being
ruiried nut the mnjorit of the mm
lelng given u holidas This morning
In organizations weie divided Into s-iv
gr..ups and held Liberty Loan eiirnsp
ilu bands of e.nh group giving at unit rl
.1 patilollc airs At 11 30 o'clock the
hands In i amp weie massed and gave a
on ert at division headquarters llus
.as the tlrist timi thit all the band
wore gathered together and the ee.m.rt
pmed verv lntenstlnR
V prnctl.o review of the 4000 men
lm will tal.o part In tho Llbcttv Linn
mind. In Philadelphia totnoriovv vva
lield vcslenlav nfternoon. with Hrlgadlrn
.piirral .Mark Mersey of tho 1&5"
Br cade ( omul indlliB Tho moll 111 ct
iniii rarlv Suutdaj morning and
in I'l ii idelphU befoie noon llesiu.
rr i mi moth and 31 Mi lleglmeni
i i ti llftv.mnth rioneer Kfgi
,,. iw . buttirlen nr negro milium ei
r. i lie ,1o(lth rield Aitllleiv
.Is. mil tho nip und aie e5.pi.tid t"
i.i i. i feature nf the parade. Manh v
Mini i,h 11 i A . imp sons dire, t .1
I so along and lead the men In slng
i.t. .. tluv paiade Their famous band
,nr. t.d bv Hand Lead.r J Tim Urvmn
th , lord oomposei will occompanv
ben ,
movement of 10,00') men to i imp
l ix stirted todnj and will contlmi.
in 1 n. t WcdncscU The now i
i nal Annv men will conio from N v
Hampshire, llhodi Island .New Jer-i
p ll. Delaware and Illinois anil
v II m'lude reveral hundied neBrui
fi m w Jersey nnd Delaware
I 'nr the benetlt o' the new commander
I'neadier ilcnerul James 11 MvHn n
l ii onstratlon was iiiven vesterdav af
i.innon nt the trem.li inoi tout and ma-
hine Buns and the rrack iJix ii.ijuii.-i.
.pud Bavc an ivliibltlon drill
(iwiiiB to tlie faet that lllshop 1' I
ii.... r.t vn x ,,rl. iniild not be Pt
fent on Jluv r, the Held mass airanped
for tint ilaj has been tiostponed a
vvetK and will be celebrated on Mnv 1.
I he Cathedral hoil of Trenton will Cui
nish tlie musk
J Howard lien v. Jr the famous
I'enn athlete will lepresent Dlx lodav
in the Penn r la t, I unnlntf on one ot
ii.. n,,iio rnlnv teams with Lieuten-
Anderson, bimtenant v i
Kell mid Lieutenant William ndti
son The other medlev team will b
made up of Lmitcnants iierc i.rir
ii.t.i.v i.i.d rinrh Tlie one mile relas
team will consist of Ucrrv I'lneh Ktll
H MM)
NvW jy
VSf fs ll
II '4 W ff j
316TH SHOWS YANKEE
IS BORN RIFLE SHOT
Targets Are Riddled and High
Scores Made on Camp
Meade Range
llu a fitaff Correajiomttii'
ninp Memlc, Mil , Apiil -C
Is the i'aliUeo soldier 11 natural title
shot"
'lhls In a mooted questloti in army
illil-H, but oil will lltid hundieds of
otllrers, laneinir from neoond llcuttnatits
ro mnjor Kenerals, who will tell voii.
and vvitliout tekervatlon, that the atil.ee
beatt tin world Willi his tide
Colonel Ocar .1, Chirles, comniitnlet
of the Sloth lnfahlty, Is 0110 of the
h!( group that believes in the Ameil
laus nbllliy to outshoot atijlhltiB In
an army unlfotnt.
' V lilBh Older of intelllgenci', tou-
pled with a determination to do o. die 1 On ll,, hundred-sard rutin In was !' JWJ ;U;iQ;ilPir H.lWT!:
makes the Yankee ft natural shot raid compelled to tire while standlnK nnd J, ' 'a better, vvllh is 41-43, niid TL vw
i',.inn.i ri,ni-ios "He urnsns tho detail I hi,.ih n iii-,iiort fur his title lln sent I lajlor cams, alone with 4n.ii.... '
of a rlflo ety casllj and develops a , ( ,,tllltlM IhrotiRh the bullfe.ve Some
TAr .,S, a wee 1,1. .ho ,00-vaid
tries ' 'taiiRo ho made 11 wire or forly-one,
'ihe ndaptablllls of tho "nnKe- tn the , , ., ,n0.. ,. 1 ,.,.. m inatu
ildo vvun demontsrated today on tho .fails down, he mualed that
a little better, vvllhVc U-43 .3 1
Tnjlor camo along with 40-43.3,
In Companj K. T W I'ralleh .
41-41-I1, while William U,."
cheiked up 4B-39-40 01
Here nro a few teeonls
1 1110 un uriiiui.in. , ,"..., .. ..--
illle taiige, now occupied bv tho Slftth
The selectH In that ICKimeui nio smasn
uiK t!i targitH 011 the loo. UUU and .100
v m it langts nnd uotvHujj up iem.ul.ablc
scon i
A bllllsejo rouuts live, plielns u
bullet Inside the lltst 1 InB thut dnles
the billlseve lounts foui, plaeliif,' It
Inside the second I Inn count h Uium and
si nillnir onn nf tho lead polletH inside
the thlld rliiB counts two V mlillcr
Ilres ten shots cm each r.itiKo and 11
bioio of thlrt-elRht or littler Is 1011
Miteied (food
Today a roldler In the midilne-RUii
lompanv of tho regiment walked up to
the (ItlnB line llu ivns W A Shields
of Mill idelphla, who before m.ikiUB hi"
debut as a soldier opi rated an clu trU
car for the 1' 11 T
"Xever filed n rifle In mv lire fii.i
- Shields
' falls down, he
I si nr-
' It would bo absurd to entertain th
I Idea that other novices iw 1th the lltlo
ould iluplltao that More, but tho'n who
hid their chance at the l.usets prcyted
the, asseillou nude by Coloiid Chntleq
eoticcrtilliK tho tase with vvhlih the
Aineilcan masters the ml of shootlnpr
, Work on the tllle l.uiRe Is tho bin
Ifeatutfi tlte .ilajii In the Llttlo I'inii
I tralnliiB pliiKr.im and scoies made
lallRUt will for the sun ess if the Llh-
irlv DIllon whin It miitB tho Herman
TI10 alCth Infniitiv Is mikhiR an en
viable teionl ns a iinrci-uimiiK ouitir ntvei
r.ikliiR the 1 .limes In their numerical ,d y,
01 dei a liu s.uns win cmpliisize tlie After 1
muitisniHiiOilp "t tlie men who lino 1 rntiKe". the
hcen ilnwn finm tin- fauns, mlnoa and ! totaled and Cantata
n. triie .f n-tein l'ennsvlvanla In 1 nounced that tile men had avfrai
lie 111.1 no Rim 1 mip in v Mittin I'.ieh- tcr than 13 oil tttch of tho innBei
cotj
'ordney
1 fur llin .r.n.o. .. .. '". " OmpM.Bll
jaid tlelds John Mnlone, 49-?n",0m?i
Beant John ilertln 48-U .lor.'t. r"2i
11.4.1. I'nMuiriil .. . . "?rffe lie. Ij'
anil KianU Tintisii.
( onipiiiij 1 vl,t ,hf ,r
and hero an some of tbe rcpieseniM'l
semes' llobert landeinnuti, Vs i?,1?!
I! .ellei. IG-ll-ll. 1 1 Ki,, ""S
HT. Wesley Klcl.l 4. .38 S ,? 3
It. II. llostulck, 41.40-11 nn.lHSMm3
(luy lluller, 4C-40-4J 1 ompan, r 5"M1
aro- i orporai 1: 1, Ilfrb,,. j. :, !"!
U.rn....l tl 1 .. . 15U-42.5
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Keatit Mnrt 11 S l.i.iir., t- .. .l,-t
Lleiitiiintit II n , ..,.." .flW!
Unbelt .Sowers. 11 1 ..nit .n.i . .'"'1.
t .Sowers, a , uolt mml cook, "-J
lated as Run, vhol X'"Jj
iMBCnnt Zleienbers 45. Jj'S'- '
Company I. had ,i,w on t.,. ,L
hcous of the
'""' n the th;eJi
1l1n . .
1' IjOJMa .- 1
BUOTHEKS IN SERVICE
All thirp son of Sv and Mrs
Ilolictt Keildnip:, 730 Noith Han
eocU sticct. iuc in the United
States naval set vice. Kobert
(top), twentj-four jenrs old, 1
attached to tho L'. S. S. Itich
mond; (ieoiRo (center), tvvent.v
one e.us old is on the U. .S. S
Micliigan, while Hemy, eight-i-en,
is 111 the naval iesere.
WIDOW TIIIES TO KILL SEI.P
- . .. . (mkII Mr .MnriA
informed bv the ofllwrs that because i r Kt niuff Uhoso husb iiul tommltud
of their nationality they would not be suicide bv tonKlnif W"r'f 'SnSl
lit Illf" !.... .i. -- ill I. ..
.ml Jos, nh 1: Kuhn. commander of tne
division and 0110 ot the country's '
.tctive vvat loan workers, read President
WRsons proclamation of April IS, and
to prove that tho ate alive t the war
Issues, the men responded by singing tlit
Slur Spangled nanncr
Troops began to as-emblc at 9 3" ami
at 10 the klkl-clad wairlors "Penea
the, festival bv singing "Oer There
Prayer was offered b.v 1'U rt i ;'"'
vVlillam Stiin-toi chaplain of the SlOtn
Field Vrtlllery
Mu.lc b Jla-.ed 1 "-- ' lheduled to boost the Llbeltv L
Klrgt Lieutenant ,IUi hard v lnli"'" 'nellglous services wne held durliiff
er tliaplalii of the 315th Infantr), pio-, mornjnR P,lci, reRlment In the a
nounced the benediction.
Music was furnished bv the massed
bands of the 154th rield Artlllcrv H
gaae and the ptovislonal brigade, Mne
tyj;econd IHvlslon 1 colored)
ThU afternoon the soldiers ivill turn
their attentiua from tho drab side of
war lind attend a dlvlston.il boxing
tournament th u will bo singed on tho
grounds of the 315th Infantt) Captain
James fatriik o Donovan will net as
reKree i four-round bouts are sched
uled and t.i tlie winners a medal or
watch fob will bo presented
I liaplutn L'ses Hide
Chaplam s O Wright, the militant
sky pilot- of tho 316th Infantry, placed
his Biblo in his hip pocket .oday and
took, up an Kntleld rifle mtt. ; l , g u, Q
10 shoot e lioi he ' said the inapiain,
'and u n . or never' Is the resrlment s
motto, I "hill begin right now" ISoi
rowlng .1 line from a plain hero In the
ranks, the preacher soldier Ilrcd at the
100-yard target, which resembled the
head and shoulder- of a Hun He scored
three bulls ees and two fours, which
Kave him a score of 1 out of a. pos
sible :5
"MihiiliMi for llmlie"
That score spills sklddoo for the
boche." was tho chaplains comment.
The bo s in the 316th Infantry started
rapid-fire ritlo practice this morning and
bowled up some wonderful scoies On
tho 100-yard range, ten shots must be
flrt-d in one minut. and from a standing
position 'lo get a sroie of 4o out of n
possible 00 is considered Root? but many
f the bos maue cen munni "
this group were C.nporil Chailrs htah-,
ler. Captain 1. i.oau 1. i.iiiiii
William Fordnev. Hlvvood Neideriuayer
oo,.r 1 ....I. SMierling. Sergeant Wil
liam Meiskev K compan Joseph
wraitor mac hlne gun companv C i
Olasei. Itussell Helges P V. Mlller.rr.il
Wagoner IJenJamln Witmii machine
jun conipati
$100,000 for aikplam: hide
Truee Baltimore Men Invest Amount
in Loan for Trip
llaltlniorr. Mil.. April io Tho Cup
ronl airplano driven by Captain Silvio
Rrsnatl, of the Itoal Italian Klylng
Corps, whlcli tam from Washington,
circled tha city and made a graceful
lapiltnif at the Plmllco race track, car
ried into the clouds three men, each of
whom paid $100,000 or. lather, invested
tIOO.000 for the privilege
They were Auvlllo Kager, publicity
manager of the Mercantile Trust nnd
Deposit Company : J. V llrooks. of, John
Boyle & -'. packers, and Harry 11
Wilcox of tho Liberty Loan committee
.. . "..iti,.p, tired that Investment .m
ii Tirlce of a ride. After tarilngi
Xho men to Green Spring alley and
bacik Captain Itesnatl gae an exhibi
tion flight
;i E-VnTHQUAKE HOCKS ITALY
Milan and BerRamo Shake Strom-
bojl In Eruption
Jtsmr, April JO -Kurtl-quake sliocks
lastiilk minute, were felt at Milan and
llftraWnO. In northern Italy, said advice
reIrtd uerq today. No damaim vas
0Mrombotl, a volcano on an Island of
ii cmantltles of lava are falllnK on
MSretrn part of the Island, settlnir
cinyurda on fire Panic broke among
ie ponulallon and it in fruit-d that
ttMtM vmrii pome vlotlma.
WuM LvyHie Sterl Men
SS Prof. JUllun
hih
permitted to go across with the division. iMim,t, th him attunpted sub ide her
Quite a frvv of the aliens weie with , -,, If the police mv . uv taiiiiig o.s. "
the Pennsvlvanla National .lunrd on she K in a eiitl. .1 condition it the
the Mexican border, and, besides being General hospital,
good Foldlcis. had given every evidence
of being lonl to the core Hridireuorl Wafer Hate Increased
Th. action of the authorities In keep- " "
Ing tue men with Herman anu Ausir an .-... - ;, u lp, KMNll,
lies 111 11111 luui.u. w ..,, ........ --.
causi of an) speetllc act or disloyalty
on thtlr part
It was stated that these men are
being detained tor seivice in this inun
try as u measuro of precaution
Todav was a general holiday at Camp
llutuock number of talks were
Loan
the
moraine In each regiment In the after
noon entertulnments were given ai the
Llbertv Theuttc and In the Y M A
building
..n.v iM.aniv lnnnn ivei'sione n
.ii,u ...t.r, h...l khnuldcr to shoulde
(i.r.iniTii tin. It v with u little baud o
Confederate eteinns Hundreds of little
..trio . tirrlrr1 fines nlOtltr tile lill. Of
mn..l. l.nAnlnir nhrenst of the soldiers
and a band of cadet from a local mili-
taiv school brought up tlie rear
General Welgle, division commander,
offered the veterans In chargr of
the parade eveiv avullable soldi, r at
Camp Hancock
Y. M. C A. MEN THA1NEI)
of War Secretant's
Complete Ptinceton Course
Prim .I.Hi, piil -' Prliiieton 1 ni
veisltv bus tinlshed tialning the sci md
group of Y M 1 v. secretaries lust
previous to theii going to Trance Mm
ionise was on.- wet-k In duration, with
15.' on the rolK while the f'.rst Rroup f
a month ago had 150 men Prim. ton
111 offer u weeks .ourse of Instruction
to Y M C secretaries every two
weeks now as long as the need for Y M
c. A men Is urgent, ns Princeton was
the one pirn e seleitid to iqulp all Y M
C A men In 1111 Intensive course In the
Krenih latiRUage phv-lial insiruc'lon
and literature und amusements
When tho call was mudo for Mnerlcan
Y. M C A. secretaries Princeton enter
ed to rive tho use of her dormitories and
the Princeton I'ac ultv for 1 sper lal in
stru. tloti in the fun Ign 1 mguages, as
the men ure being sent to I ruin Italv
and Knglund nf tlwse I will go to
l'lain. II t. Hah '. 10 l.tiklaud and
i.J will bt honored liv u 1 iim ivith tin
111n-l. 1111 lApeditioti ii I'nn.s in
Pram
,.. Hi. . nlliuls of tin llllllg. pit I
lUurliiiKlo 1 1 lint vi Uat.i c nupaiiv
from $7 'o "-1" pet v.ai uas allow nl
b tin- Slat, l'.ltil ot I'Ublli I tilltv
1 ominlssi ii. is ti.rliv It is st a- I tl it
the liurei was .iiuitl.il ti 1 (il..l
without il J1 v ii but M! j t to h il
leng. is I.' lis iris n il.l -. 1 i
intciittil 1 mv
SOLDIER IS MURDERED
AT ANNISTON CAMP
Minlsl ln., April -1 -UKli his
skull 1 rush, d and his bodv cover, d
with lnulsis, tsiintiiig to a brutal beat
ing, Private orlin II Ciiev, of Sails
bur . Md , w as found dv ing In a shod
back of the UOth Urdnanco Depot e
terday Soldiers who discovered the
mutilated ilgure. bent double to fit Into
tho compartment whero murderers hart
pressed il. hut lied tho victim to tho
Divisional Ilase Hospital where ho died
within an hour
Carev was a member of Company I
115th Infnntrv, and had been detailed to
gu ml four Nev Jcrpev pi Isoners sent
out to piifoim some laboi in the vlcllt
itv of tlie depot .amp Major John I.
Hill division il juilgi advocate, is hold
ing an itivistigition working on the sus
lii.sition that tbe pilsoiiers lured the
ciiard ti th. isilttnl outbuilding
Mijm Hi bait Hr w 11 commander of
tl. Pilth Mihtuv I'olie. has spread
j, , oiu . v.'i 1 ' nil ni of manv
miles Th. vi in 1 1 ad just been gi anted
, tm 'I iv- tutiiufeh vpr ' ng to sfi
I 1 bom. I'.d i
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Liberty
Bonds
to-day
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front St. Cor UmjiMi II
. SZzt Open Evenings
4iihv Dresses
'jB Taffeta
l.iJtll'. SK.V
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! Green
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or
Messaline
$9.98
Soft 8ilks;
splendid vari
ety of patterns,
besides solid
I colors; G other
Checks, plaids, m 0 d el 8 to
'W S: choose from if
able pauernt. yuu nui i y.
T$)NT & DAUSiIeI STS'JJ
i 111 jji'iii ij n 1 iffay '"'ri
and buy some
more to-morrow
LendHimj
LI15CRTY LOAN COMMITTEE
Third Federal Rescnc District
LINCOLN BLDG., PHILADELPHIA'
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One ot the many Liberty LoanAds contribute! b;
JONES & BAKER
Wtdencr Building, Philqdclphia
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Take Care of Your Tirei
America's greatest need is for ships
more ships.
Every available vessel is being utilized
in government service.
Many ships that have been carrying
rubber from Sumatra and Brazil have
been taken for active transport duty.
The number now left to bring rubber
to this country is extremely limited.
This will necessarily force a tempo
rary curtailment of tire production.
So, make the most of th& tires you
have.
Use good tires.
Take good care of them. Keep them in perfect
repair. See that they are properly inflated.
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Increase their mileage by careful driving. Keep
out of car tracks and away from bumps. Don't
scrape the curb or apply brakes too suddenly.
Get every mile your tires have in them.
Only in that way can you be assured of your
car's continuous service and remember, your car
is a vital war-time necessity.
So again,
take care of your tires.
1
United States Tires
are Good Tires
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