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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELMlA, TUESDAY,
JULY 19, 1921
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N. J. GUARD BACKS
i PERSHK PLAN
New Dignity Given Militia.
Breach With Regulars
Healed at Once
MEN ENJOY ARDUOUS WORK
Won Her Bicycle
Kr'rtnl DlarmfrA In P.vnina PvhUf ttttorr
Camp EdwartM. So.i Olrt. N. .1.,
July in. Oenerr.: rrnritnR pln for
a elor bond of frlrntlililp between the
ItfKulsr Army and tlio Natlonnl Otinrd
force wa.i givtn rrndy Indorsement bv
the officer, of flip New .Ter Nntlnnnl
Guerd Tho nrp here :n irnlnlnR. Much
Interest taos evinced In thp ni'wnpnper
account from Wellington In wlilrh the
general tleclnred for n co'intlon of hos
tilities between the two branches of the
army oprviec and n ucldlnz of their
activities toward n morr enmprehpnlve
unity of purpone and n better realisa
tion of the fruit of their work
Among the officer of the I'lity sev
enth Infantry llrigade. which includes
the HJIth and lit Kerfimentx. em
brncinR unit from all oir the State.
ore many former service men of the
National Guard who recall experiences
of their war-time ervlce with con
siderable bitterness. Whether the hos
tility has been real or imnRinar. in
past j ears Is n question wiucn inn
never be nnswered. but there rre iniiin
who feel that National (iiianl inte-i t
have been kicked and booted about for
several ,cnr.
Hejrtilnr Officer Interested j
The Interest vhlch the regular army
officers on duty In thiH htnte as in
tructora have nhonn In the progress
and trnlntnjr. of the officers nud men
of the new Stite's t-oldierr Is taken as
one evidence of the closer welding of
the two groups. Hie greatest co-opcrn-tion
is evidenced nt everj point, and
now that the National Ouard forces
have been accorded something of a
more definite place In the Nation' inil
itftrv oruanbatlon under the new Na
tional Defend Act It is hoped bv the
Jerfeynien that the new plan of opera
tion ma bring about better undei
standings all around
Troops of the 113th Infnntr the
North Jersej organization, who put in
their first reil da of work on the res
ervation xesterdnv welcomed the sound
of the bugles whin the called the re
trett Inte yesterday nfternorn Tho
had spent the da in the hard grind
of the prpllniititm instruction routine,
and foi th most part the regiment
total nersonnel of npproximuteh 1110
men was rendv to turn in and rest up
foi their second strenuous tu-n toihv
hich promlres to be en more nuliiottn
than was yesterdays slugp Not alone
were the new men in the outfits tired
out bv the series of exercli-es, drills nnd
other Instruction through which thev
passed vesterday, but the seasoned vet
eran of the World War. who an to he
numbered by the hundreds in the North
Jersey outfit, also felt the fatigue from
the Intensified program of work ghen
them.
R'fle, Shooting Important
The importance in which the regu
lar armv hold the riile instruction and
accurate target work Is shown in the
fact that rifle shooting is Included in
every day's nrogiam of work until the
men hnc shot their final record scores.
which will be some time next week All
three battalions of the regiment had
i th same program of work to follow to
day. This morning, following the setting-up
exercises, they stnrted right in
on the preliminary target practice and
bayonet exercise Thev w 111 be given
some instruction In the lies of iiito
rnatic rifles this afternoon and a similar
Iirogram of wnrlr to that of this morn
ng is to be followed
While the North .Terseymen were
going through the early stages of their
instruction work the South .Tersev rpgl
ment. mid" up of units from the south
ern tier of counties, and commanded bv
Colonel Winfield S I'rlie. of Camden
were being trained to the limit in some
of the more adiaiued work of the train
ing program. The lieiitenantH of the
first and third battalhns were taken un
tactical walks anr e'.tn Instruction in
field tactics under the direction of the
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55TH 10 BREAK
CAMP
SATURDAY
, Issuance of Preliminary Orders
Sproads Regret Among Mon
at Mt. Gretna
TRACK MEET ON FRIDAY
I.rtcr Photo Ptnlce.
IlKATKICK IHIK
A Utile Lnnraster aenue girl, who
Ins joined the ranks of Itlark
Iteauty blrjclc winners In the
1'iihllr ledger's Subscription contest
regular armv officer on duty here. The
third battnlion, which includes th
Uridgeton. Millvlllc. Palem and Vine
land companies, which spent the dav
estcrdny on the rifle ranges shooting
their record course, did the work which
the other two battalions hnd for their
iiiograin psterdj The spr0nd bnt-
talinn including the Trenton, Mt
Sre(nt IiKvntcK to JSienino TuMle T-rrfofr
Cnmp SUerfoos. Mt. flwlna. !'..
.Inh ll When the men of the titty
fifth Infantr Hrlgadc In camp here
responded to the bugle call shortly nfter
mess this morning . they did so with
more enthusiasm and vim than nt any
other time durlns the piesent encamp
ment. A pleasant, but coo,l breeze was
blowing lu from the mountains and gave
the men the pep that made their various
tasks easy of accomplishment.
The cool morning nlr came n a re
lief to the gunrdsmen on the field nnd
nUn to those nt the rifle riingc, as the
continued heat of the last week or more
hns been a big handicap to the men in
completing the necessary training de
manded each da. The more frequent
lest periods which had to be given the
soldleis shortened thp actual work peri
ods of each dav considerably nnd offi
cers and men nlike welcomed the cool
weather.
Major Ttobert Morri. asslstnnt di
vision ndjutnnt at division headquar
ters, issupd this morning the prelim
inary Instruction in reference to thr
breaking of (amp of the brigade. The
t-clicdiilf of thl morning tails for the
departure of the soldiers on S.tturdnv
afternoon, but the exact etitrnlning
hour hne not jet been determined
enjoying and JienefltHiiglfrom the traln-
I'reparatlons arc bolnjlmade through
out the brigade for tliil big field nnd
track meet to be held Friday afternoon,
riio program includea . number ol
dashes and relay races, ri well as sev
eral other novel events. (Following the
field meet n ball game Hill be staged
between the 100th and HCVh Heglment.
Tonight n vaudeville -nnd minstrel
show- will bo held nt then amp of the
110th Infantry. The shiiw I in the
hniids of Captain Charles Schall. regi
mental chaplain. The tklent will bo
Bciecicii from the vnriouil companies.
Owing to the cnsunltles, n n result of
boxing ma tcliea over the wrek-end, the
chnplain donbta whether tlhe program
will Inclut'" n ring encounlter.
Select niflo Tram
.i-Se,SiSi0Mi Aro ,now being' made from
he Piftyfifth InfaJitry brigade for
the State nOe team to nttind the na
ZnJ.ri" m,el1 nt.Camp lerry, Ohio.
September IS. The-list was to have
published. As If la dlred 'to make the
team representative ,nf nil the units
here, however, the icloslng date has.
been set for July 22.
been planned for the 110th this eve-
ning, by Colonel Martin. Captain Jnmei
L- Junk, of the Sanitary IMnchment,
will again bo absent. So far he has not
participated In cither battalion or regi
mental reviews nt this camp except to
view from the side lines. The reason is
that the physician weighs 280 pounds
and the supply officers have been un
able to so far find a horse miQcicntly
strong to support him.
The health nf thp camp is excellent
the phjsiclnna being troubled with only
n few minor cases.
SENTENCE EX-U. S. MARSHAL
Former Official) Convicted of Brlb
try, Gets 7 Yeara In Prison
Memphis Tenn., July 10. (Hy A.
P.) Tyree Tnylor, former Chief Dep
uty United States Marshal for the
Western District of Tennessee, who was
arrested In New Orleans last week after
a tuo'-car search which extended to
Cuba, pleaded guilty before the Fed
eral District Court today to nn Indict
ment (barging him wllh accepting bribes
permitting the bringing of contraband
liquor to Memphis.
lie was sentenced to seven years' Imprisonment.
Ilnllj Huillngtnii and Asburv Park
ompanies. under command of Mnlor Tho rpMtnentnl suiiiih offieeis nnd regl
Frank Hurr. of Trenton, went to the I mentnl entraining officer together with
rnugts for their record practice till
morning nnd will spend the entire dav
shooting. This afternoon the companv
commanders of the first battalion will
go out for a tactical walk, while tho
enlisted men nre given some platoon
drills.
one officer from each of the battalion
will net as nsslstnnt entrninlng officers,
in order to facilitate the entrninment
of the troops In the shortest possible
t!m.
No Word of Willi's Schedule
Nn word hns as vet been issued re-
B. AND 0. OFFICERS' PAY CUT'SgfflW,,, l t
Icamp here during the next two weeks.
Employes, Exempt From Rail The 111th Infnntrv Regiment, which
p..rj!, ncrlslnn c;.,ff.r i made up of PhllHilelpliian. and coin-
Board s Decision. Suffer mnndeil In Colonel llobert M Hrook-
Reduction t"n1il. Is ono of the units in the Fifty-
naltlmore. .luh 10 (Hy A. 1MI Wth Urigadc. Major Morris stated to
Announcement I made from the Xt """ "mC
offices of the Baltimore nnd Ohio Bail- , ffhfi prpmnnry instructions for the
war C" . on reductions to he made in , homegolng wpre received with n feel
the compensation of those gpneral, ill- . Ing nlmot akin to regret, as the offi
son and othpr officers and inonthlv , cers and men hive now become nceli
employe of the (ompaii who were mated to the camp any nre thoroughly
granted increase in pa on or inri '
Mav 1 IOL'0 " "
The wage of these officer and em
jdoter do not ome undei the wage re
diii tion decis on of the United States
Itailroad Board, but the reduction,
which will be in pioportion to the
amounts of Increases received since the
dote ineiitinmd were deemed necessorv
b the management "because of the
general condition which so ndverseU
affect the revenues of transportation
companies." The reductions will be ef
fective as of July 1 last
304.969 at City Baths Last Week
The twentj -eight public bathhouse-i
and swimming pools located in various I
recreation (enter, were putronized last
wick bv not.000 person. That nimber
Imluded 02,237 men. 20.110 women.
1S2.711 boj nnd 30,011 girls.
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Apartments at
the Rittenhoiise
Renovated, refurnished
made aplck, span and inviting.
Outside rooms, cool, chcerfuL
Pick from thcee:
Two Rooms and Bath.
Three Rooms nnd Bath.
Four Rooms and two Baths.
Rittenhoiise Hotel, 22d and Chestnut
"SPORTS" OXFORD
Whlto Kid White
Buckj White Buck.
Patent Colukin trim
med; White Buck,
Tan Cnlf trimmed
7.95
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SILK
STOCKINGS
WHITE, 1.9S
Rani Calf
Color & Nit
Brown Snide,
2.35
NO ROOM FOR ARGUMENT!
1 HIS "Sports" Oxford ii every bit
ai good i any Twelve Fifty ihoe, but
HALLAHAN'S 'Tower Prices Campaign"
saves you the difference.
MXA!AN
1L GOOB SMOES
91 MARKET STREET
60th & Cheitnat Stt. 5604 Gcroisntowo Ave. 2716 Gernintowo At.
Minemlite
Flooring
The Everlasting Floor
For kitchens, thcutres, dining
rooms, schools,) hospitals,
stores, factories, etc.
Mincralite Floaring docs away with linoleum or tile and wears
like steel. It is a composition of mineral products laid one-half
inch thick over any old floor.
It will pay youj to examine this flooring before buying carpet
or linoleum. Mincijalito never loses its polished surface. Warm
and dry to the feet nnd easy to keep clean.
Dust Proof Damp Proof Fire Proof Vermin Proof
Lriid in any color you desire
Installed ONE DAY Used the Next
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or Phono 'Germnntown 2011 for Representative
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165) East Chelten Ave., Phila.
ArenU Wanted
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Clean: clears crevices, removes
film, prevents tartar
White; polishes, brings out nat
ural lustre
Safe: .contains no drugs or
other harmful ingredients
For a lifetime: proved by over
50 years' continuous use
DitLvoivs
(ream
Jffrsved by the but dtul tttthorith) for over fftj yatn
SAMPLE of dther sent to anyone free
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With acknowledgments to K. C. B.
The Mystery of the
Cook's Pet Parrot
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H more care free place W&
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OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Office Furniture
REDUCED
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33Vs
For a Limited Time Only
Included in this sale are desks, tables, chairs, wardrobes,
costumers, umbrella stands, etc., in oak, mahogany finish, genu
ine mahogany and walnut. Nothing is reserved excepting
sectional bookcases and steel filing cabinets and safes.
All of the furniture offered in this sale is the product of
the manufacturers of our regular high-grade lines. You can
select from makes of established reputations such as National
Desks, Stow-Davis Matched Period Suites, and others.
We offer no excuse for this unusual opportunity except
our desire to secure new customers and to acquaint them with
our facilities for supplying "EVERYTHING FOR YOUR
OFFICE" and create during this period business for those
factories which we represent exclusively.
Those who desire to purchase for future needs can make
arrangements for free storage in our new warehouse pending
delivery.
A. POMERANTZ & COMPANY
1525 Chestnut Street
Office Furnttuie Department
SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS
Agtnt8 for G. F. AUsleel Filing Cabinets and Snfe3
ritwrnw
One-Day Outings
From Market Street Wharf
Every Dny
1 -. Atlantic City
tTfll Wlldwood
11 1 Analeaea
mMS AncfriHi Avtnui
Ocnan City
- Cnpe May
RmndTrip Sea Isle City
War In Coraonn Inlet
life. ldi StoneHarbor
Ajrnlon
suneird DtTllIhi
Tine Tlmf
ciniATi feooAi 7 0ov
Addition! traloa 1c
AtlintloCIU cerr
Pim'lnv ind 1ho od
Uturdt) AmuilOto
Hi'pt .Hoc andopl thor
dkj hpt. 1 uJOKi 7.30.
& r nt utlier rrttiru
U wkiUys ft M S 6 M K
HiiDdaii,.. .... 6U0i 7(XH,
(lihfnnen'i Fir
Tor ADfflwa Apd-
drewi Are , Wlla-
wood (Hiindayai b nrnj 00 A.
RETURNING LEAVES
Atlantic nty(r.er.rtla
avi i ns e os k
Additional train rvrrv
Putiduy and all 1 nn Hat
iir1a)Aiijiul tofrnt
3 Inc and on 1 abordar
hopt I .. .. iH V im
WUdwond rrt
ftrtadayi . . &'.'ni ft '2 Ml
(4 3 sanns
Bundayaonly b2SK 6 2)H.
11 Mtf, e All.
Capo May (dally) . HilS btSK
Stone llarhor and
Ocean City
Weekdara ft4ftlt (I lft
Sunday 4 261 b Mil
-ralale City
urekdaya n IKK 7 Itm.
uundaya iiivi 6 .'Sit
From Market Street Wharf.
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Ptn Beach, SaatMc
P.tk, Bay H.i. id
latHneiala ttatMcu
arTai Ue add ai
SaaGlrt.Aatmrjrark.
Unj Branca awl ia
lernet'iate atltwna
HarTai 17o.ddaJ
EVERY SUNDAY
Market 8t Wharl, SUndard Tine, fl 10 Ai
DayllihtTlme 7 10 A.
Train A, Standard Time or fl M Ai
Uayllf nt Time, it atop Point Pleaaant
THURSDAYS
Until Stptambu S Incluilrn
Standard Time 1S1 I
Dayllf nt Time 0 6.1 Aj
from broad Street station
WEDNESDAYS until Auiuet 31 Inc.
2.10 Aabuy Parle
(,( Ocean Grove
Till Lorn Bruiclu Belmar
u lr AV, " c.eDts Splni Lake aoj Sea Gut
4 sill Inm I "
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additional
Hroad ftt
rt I'nilada,
Norm Pbllada
Standard
Time
. fl 10 ;
fl 152
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,V SUNDAYS July 31.
Rtund Trif r 1 ax He, adtl il
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EVERY SUNDAY
$1
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a J J lien MaurKe Rleer
Ktund Trie
War 1
and FeltfiruaFUh
nt Greundi
2renla additional
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Market Hirret Wharf rltandard Time
uayutni 'jime u u s
EVERY SUNDAY
nd Trie
War lai 17 icnta
additional
Beach Haven, flat
natal City, Mareiy
Cederi, Stray Beach.
Bran) Beach, Beach
llaien Terrace, Ship
Uetltm.BeachArline
lan,Snrl Cili.Peahala
Market tit Wliarl, Standard lime
I'aynaufc lime, mis
Manrlard Dayltsni
1 ime I Ime.
Ilroad Rt . fl u a, 7 AU V.
near Phllada n 4J l 7 4 T
North Fhlladu 65 J 7.53 Ai
$3. SO Washington
$3.00 Baltimore
Round 1 rip War lai b v add 41
SUNDAYS, Jul.M.
Auiuat 7 and 21
binndard l))IUhl
1 ime rime
Ilroad M 0 50A. 7 50A.
Wot Ihlladu A55A, ... 7 55AJ
16-Day Niagara Falls Excursions
July 21, Auxuat 4, 16
September 1, IS, 29 and October 13
lonrult Ticket Aaenu
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A FUNNY papor recently.
SLIPPED ME a good laugh.
WITH A whoozo about.
A FAMOUS YontrilotittlBt,
AND WHY ho had quit,
THE VAUDEVILLE itagX
IT SAID ho discovered.
HE COULD maka more Jtek,
8ELUNQ WOODEN parrots,
80 WHEN I got home.
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I PASSED the Joke,
TO OUR cook, -who own
BOTH A Bpeedhlew peart,
AND-A en84f tanaor.
BUT GHK'imiffecHI,
BECAUSE 8H flMnt know.
WHAT; A TentrlloqtdBt itm,
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80 I had ttxplalo. lie
AND ON thOrTOOT
I BLEW Ju&l Whltt.
OE CIGARETTE emok
AX HER amsBlns old,
FOOL OF a parrot
WHICH NEVER talks,
AND I Bald, "PolL
HOW DYOU like lt'
AND TO thlB day.
IPO GOT mo guoatUng.
WHETHER IT was cook.
OR THE blamed bird.
e
I WHICH SQUAWKED back.
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"THEY SATISFY."
CHESTERFIELDS speak for
themselves. They let g
know you'ro amoking. '!?
"eatTsf and yet, they're
An impossible n'npa"g;S
say? Sure-yerywhere but 1
Chesterflelds. TheblwIdoM"
and the blend can't bo cop'
esterfield
CIGARETTES
Ligoett & Myers Tobacco Co.
Do you know a,
hnut fa
Do you aw"fio1
Chettcrfield package of 1'
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