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Hf FOR OPE
. ' . Thniifttmd Guardsmen to
I'legin'Two Weeks' Train-
ing 'Tomorrow
p.S.'OFflCERS TO INSTRUCT
flit i . ..v Piifitlnff' 'Puh'le htioT
I'Vttf pi ?Tuly B.-Everytl.lng
flKFT r,llncs for fa "P'" V-
aotrow nml ro "Hi"" j . .. ..ntc
Atnal!,' renorto.1 thin inonilwc that
rTrK'ft Knim.1 of moro thnn 100
" ""mm HurlM ""he 1 ton day In
"S.Sw to-cfn.,.. nn.l tlmt the re
gSSfln n PlIM Bhnpe for ,1,c
"WcaWXyenr ha been divided
i.r three periods of two wcckR each.
.'? An troop to to under rartva will
?ASn nf the Flfty-Klxtli Infantry
JflT They incl mlc the 1011th In
Hn!trr from the Scranton district, tho
on? infnntry from, the western part
I, i i. JJf-lte. ntlll I"" uriHiiuu mini
" tX feAl. proximately. ..1000 punrdx-
?"r5Xn , mlerio their annual tour of'
'J?" ?".' Vi..-l- .rl tVnrlnil.
fleld muy h""k "
' 'Advnnco Details Arrive
.". .intuitu it lii vnrlmiH nr-
Dillon's arc nil on hnmlr exrcptliiR
o "ho HOtli Infantry. That of
IhlOOtb. totaling 100 men. arrived
TMtffday afternoon, while those of ho
JlOth arc expected lato this morninx.
tonal companies from Camp Meade
1st been on the reservation since W ;d
VJSa and have assisted in preparing
5 . f- Hi nniMiIn".
..'?'. i. .-T.'l., inll n unit nf
Uesiacs iuu uk" ........ - - --
fwcntyfour regular nrmyofllcera and
tjfty, non-coms, arrived ,yeterdny to.net
as Instructors In the more specialized
military .Instruction. Thoso men nro
under the command of Captain Mnurlco
Mfllcr, U., 8. A., executive officer ,for
the regular army corps of Instructors.
All of the canvaa' was erected by tllo
Infantry clns at the recent camp of
instruction, and the, details nro spehdi
lng most, of their llmo ;ln nrratiglng
tile mess hnlls anu tnc conimissnricu.
Division 'Headquarters Opened
Division headquarters on Reservoir
11111 were officially opened nt noon yes
terday. Tho majority of -tho division
officer, Including Major fJdncrnl II
Ham 0. l?rlce, commanding officer, afro
not expected to arrive until Saturday
noon. However, orders- were Issued
to have tho headquarters opened before
the arrival of tho troops.
The 'camp this year will bo known
aK Camp IJrlgadlcr CSenernl Edward
Slgcrfoos.Mh memory of-Brlgodler Gen
eral Edward Hlcorfoos, U. S.. A., who
was ""hilled "while 'leaving I.aforgo
iVmmc (Forest d'Argonne) Hcplemher
a, 1017, to take command of the Fifty
sixth .Infantry Hfigade, Twenty-eighth
Division. ; i
Oenernl Slgerfoos. was hit by shell
fire;, and died October 7, 1018, as a re
sult of the, wound. It is' believed he
wiM the only scncrnl officer of. the
United States Army killed in action
during the world War.
LANE ESTATE $10,000
Former Secretary -or" Interior Com
paratively Poor Man at Death,
San Francisco, July 8. (Ily A. P.)
Vr'lie estate, -of tho lata Franklin K.
Iia'ne, former Secretary of the Interior.
will not.total more than nbntrt $10,000,
nrcprding to a petition tiled lit Superior
Court licrc. yesterday, asking letters of
ndmlulstratlon. Mr. Lane left no will,
the petition cited, and his cstatn con
sisted of some eighteen acres, of farm
land In Contrncostn County. Calif., and
a few shares of stock In n mercantile
company.
Mr. Lnnn's widow, his &on and
daughter will share the .estate.
WILL OPEN CAMP
First Unlt3 Start Today From
Camden for Training'
at Sea Girt
PLAN SPECIAL COURSES
Units of the Now .Terser National
(unrd will open' their encampments
Sen fJIrt tomorrow - ,
Three companies will leave the Cam
den terriilnal of "the 'Pennsylvania RnlU
road at 0:30 o'clock In the morning,
fully equipped for two weeks' train
ings ,
The Camden 'companies, .units of the
114th Infantry, Include the. Service
Company, commanded by Ciptaln Al
bert H.lloward, with. eighty-eight men;
Howltxcr, Company,, In'? conunnnd or
L'njifoln Samuel II. Ilrdwn. with seventy-eight
men, rind tho . Ilcndqunrters
Cmnpnny. under- Captain Qcorge I.
Sejby, forty-sit men.
The Camden units will Join the other
companies of the 114th Infnhtry, fojin
rrlr the Third Iteslment. for two wecki
Intcnslvo training at Camp Edwards in,
sen oirt.
Tlic band of tho 114th Infnntry, re
cruited frdm Cftmdcn County, with n
complement "of forty-eight Inert, will ac
company the Camden detachment to
rco'rrdw.' Oilier units of' tho 114th Infantry.
Icnvliig Saturday, nrc .Company A. of
New' llriinswlcki Company U, of Spm
crvlllo i Companies 0 rtud D, of Eliza
l)eth: Company E, Mount Holly, Com
pany E, Of Ilurllngton ;' Company O. of
Asliury Park : Company II, of Trenton :'
Company I of Salemj, Company K, of
Millvlllej Company. H. of Vlncland, and
Company M. of Urldgcton.
Colonel Wlnficltl S. Price, of Cam-den,-
will command tho regiment, and
Brigadier, Oenernl Hordcn, of Nownrk,
will b6 commaridnnt of the ctnnp. Ed
wnrd II. Htoiic, of tturlington, Is lieu
tenant colonel of tho lWth, and the
regimental adjutant is dcorge L. Selby,
of Camden.
The Rev. Charles n. Dtibelt, of Cani
den, Is' chaplain Of the reglmch. In
ntl 1200 men' mid officers, the pence
tlmn strength ot the rcghncuf, will be
trained.
Tlio 113th Infantry1, tho old Sixth
Regiment, of Northern,' No. Jersey,
will not go irito camp juntl July 1,
mid will remain nt Sea Olrt until July
30. ' -
This yenr's trnining calls for . flyo
hours' bayonet drill a week, nnd four
hours' wecWy' drill lH' tnlisWtry, "six
nnd oni-liqlf ' hdors of ritlilcdca,, twelve
hours of preliMilnnry. tnrget pracjlee
nnd twenty-four hours milgeiprnctlcct
One hour a day will bo devoted to
bchool work.
One hour nnd n half will be devoted
to 'dlicinllfio'aad courleii
mill iwn ' UhiK 0H-dtMr
iiitk iAi.ii UK .-,ittr'
A finturc of tho, oneampmssw,
vfdi- II im th neW'noMtW fnM
iliifitf ftfiiiii. ivlilhli .will tnhkn tnt.
.iipt ... ki. ..'." ...".-; ,',
titiu more nqcuracy in inaritsicansaip.
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Less
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Doubly
Underprices
And
Doubly
Over-Qualities
Semi-Annual Sale
STYLEBILT
Spring And
Summer Suits
For Men And Young Men
$30 'less $4.50 now $2550
$35 less $5.25 now $2975
$40 less $6.00 now $3400
$45 less $6.75 now $3825
$50 less $7.50 now $4250
$60 less $9.00 now $51.00
All Other Prices At '
Same Proportionate Reductions
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7L Hilton ;(j3mpany
1211 Chestnut Street
Ctolhes Shobt in cprincibalCitia-
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To-morrow will be the first of our
Saturday Holidays, which will be continued
throughout July and August. The Store
will be closed all day to-morrow. We shall
all be rested and ready to serve you well on
Monday and we shall have many special
attractions, among which will be our great
annual Clearance Sale of Summer Shoes.
Strawbridge & Clothier
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OPEN
SATURDAY
Until
6 P. M.
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Big
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Acyer again win you get such rc-
mnr.'.in n vn una. Hunt mir nil
your credit is good with us sim-
piy select wiiat you wnnt and
promise to pay a small sum each I
WCCK.
Sftli Tlinmn
CI.OCKH
BOo a Week
.alfe
Rosers Silver
'2G lllerM. .in-iilriitiV
ninie. llox includtd.
mio u wrrk.
I5ig Values'
Easy TeriUb
345 DIAMOND RINGS S
SO1.507
Kxtty one i pcrfff !i?nuty nure white nnd perffct
reiilw remnrknlile UirBaln wortn no run
vulue "111 lie nllnneil nt nnr time on the
uurchime ot a Inricrr diamond. All itiire
for men and women,
TTrtTTITTlTrLH
BESURE OF ADDRESS-LOOK FOR NAME ON WINDOW I
f CS I PCJR ONLY STOREl
J M9hr LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CBEDIT
,, JEWELRY HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA
3D TSToirrH 13th Street
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B m ' T?kr B ?Mzm r J
Open Saturday Until 10 P. M.
Know Real Comfort
These Hot Days-!
Today & Tomorrow
Another Wonderful Sale
That No Store Can Equal!
10,000 SUMMER SUITS
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Cool Cloth
Fine Mohair
Kil-Kearny Crash
Summer Flannels
Homespuns
Man how comfortable you could have been over the FOURTH if you had on one of these feather
weight suits 1 There are many hot days like it coming to us this summer, so don't delay get in here as soon
as possible and buy one or two of these wonderful cool suits and enjoy the summer. Mr. Hill has ready
another sensational sale remarkable in variety and number of styles. And remember every man can be
fitted, no matter what his size, style or build.
SILK MOHAIR SUITS
and Palm Beach Suits
These two special groups are better now than ever before.
New shipments have brought us the most wonderful summer suits
imaginable, and they are placed in these special groups. Finest
mohairs in plain colors, elf-strines and neat white stripes. Finest
Palm lieach anu summer materials.
Mr. Hill Also Offers a Big Sale
t'J3w fe&L (wis f '2rraBHHkflhv0M'Mr
1,000 Men's Blue Serge
& Fancy Worsted Suits
With 1 or 2 Pairs of Pants
Hero is another wonderful value MR.
HILL offers for today and tomorrow.
Sensational savings on his entire stocks
of 3-piece cloth suits and MOST OF
THEM WITH TWO PAIR OF PANTS.
You can shop high and. low in tlTO
city and in other cities, too and you
won't find anything to equal the qual
ity of the woolens, the styles or tho
savings.
Blue Serges
Herringbones
Pencil Stripes
Fancy Worsteds
Mixture Cheviots
Homespuns
Flannels
And, man alive talk about variety.
Every possible color, pattern and style.
And every man can be fitted, whether
he is tall or short, stout or slim and
plenty of regulars, of course.
Buy two of them in this sale for the
price of one! , ; .
Men's $10 & HI Extra Fine ?
White ; Jlannel Trousers
thrill qb
Boys' $2.0 & $3.0O
WASH SUITS
Entirely different kinds than usually sold
nt this low pr'ce. Made of finest quality ma
terials in styles that aro delightful. Plain
colors nnd. two-tone combinations. All sizes
up to 8 years.
Open Evenings
Philadelphia's Largest Exclusive
Men's and Boys' Clothing Store
Boys' Two Pair of
Pants SUITS
This is a remarkable value as every suit
is worth fully double our speclnl price. Fina
quality worsted mixtures in neat patterns and
colorings. Pant3 are lined throughout. All
sises up to 18 years.
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Store Orders Accepted
liladelphin's Largest Esjctusiv
;n's and Boys' Clothing Stor,
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