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EVENING PUBLI6 LEDGEB-PHlfiADELPHIA, FJRIDAY JULY 29, 1921
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th Commissioner Declares
Guardsmen at Gretna
T Credit to State
BEAT FUTURE SEEN
!fci i.k o EwchIiio ruMe Laloir
w ei.i-fnn Mt. Gretna. Pa.,
rUi! twlnrlnc tlint the personnel
A, present Nnttonnl Ounrd is n now
lion ot tnc 01U BU"'" .rA i
I r Martin, Stnto Health Cnmmls-
Iti '"""'" i...i ti.ll.ni n tlin
f. P8ld. ?t?,,1V;S.l.th "inVnntrv
BeVcamp here nt tlm close of nn
felon tour following the Governor's
E ' i. unlfl. "nnd tho MOO
CnX InW.lt nro ncre.llt
State nnd to tiic isnnon. n j"
M.In venrs connection with the
rl- .-,i T tinvn tipvpr Rppn n
RaL.i dnpr lnoklnir body of troops
Mhose hero today. Home of them,
L.-j i,n..n Imil ni-pracns cxneri-
ptat the majoilty nrc now men.
h"u ... i.i tn cop thotn mnrph
!?. .tiltnr- awlnv nftpr linr.
Id less than four days of training.
"troop? In tho country could have
RVagalso Impressed w lth the clentj
Li of the camp. 1 rom the head-
iron the mil nowu io mc khii"-'"
Maitatlon was carried out to per-
the guardsmen. Lvcry man was
r' I barmy rcuii n
'- .. Tim u-hnln nrfrnntzntfnii
ta.in cnini'. -- --,.,""" i" , ,"
btlni carried " - ..............
Vmoothncss and efficiency, combined
th lsadersmp ami ihbh exeruuvu
fltfrticn ' ";:
(old guard and a great future Is In
"list evening Major General William
'PriCe nivlSlull tuiiiiimuu.-i, h"-
liner at division headquarters to the
ittlar army officers uho are attached
I... nc cnpplnHr.pil Instructors.
..wIvm of the officers were also in
W."1' .. .., it..., .i.,nn i- 1111,
hntry Band, conducted by George
T Ittve a Oanu cimrt'ii. iu uuuui ui
s ruests. Colonel Theodore D. Boal.
Bonlsburg. lormeriy cuinniunucr ui
Machine Ulin omiiuny 01 me rji-ni
uuyrrnnla Cavalry, was the guest of
Anor. ucncrai h iinura tnugi-i, u. o.
1 commander ot 1110 occomi nrigmie,
irst Division, U. S. A., was also pres-
It. General Mcgci commnnucu me
Bftj.slxtti inianiry uiikuu"--, uuw m
iBP, UUnilK inv: " " " "
rf 1 Tlntinvf AT Tlrnnlf ft plH nriirt
ander of the 111th Infantry Regiment,
id his staff have, been greatly encour
,ed in their recruiting campaign to
1 uo the gaps in the regiment. This
orning a batch of new men arrived
camp. Since. eunesuny morning
itythrce men have been recruited.
1' .1 T.T.(lnlr! a Mlfif1pilf It fl f 1lQ
glment will be able to obtain Federal
tognitlon Wltmn n snort lime, uuncrui
ADVERTISING WRITER
Of uroven ability would consider new
'onntetlon or deoto time dally to smalt
torts.
p-1 Btrord. r.llt-fdirid-refrrence.
A-BUU, J.U)Uljll Utlltb
LUWJ
Kanf fo Keep Your
nair Perpetually Curly?
Fircctually v,ay or curly hnlr li now
"tthln the means of etry woman to
is, One need onlv cet a few ounces
Plain liquid ellmerlno from the drug-
ind apply a little of It occasionally
tut & clean tooth brush boforo dolne up
iwlnl and natural looking s-avea and
jW.?V ""inaDio nro in ovmencp. wind
' M 1 1' fi heotod Iron has brcn ued.
I .ijuiu siimcrino is bo puro ana nnrm-
PNI thm In , V,a .Hi,I...I nnmm. fit
'5w 'he scalp or Htrcaklni? the hair,
Kiiii 'yi,vi-; no siichy or srfasy irnce.
I " u oo approciatea ns a Denencmi
Fj'r and lustroua ,lvr.
The relish known from
sea to sea
That's always wel
come, always right,
And full of pep and
piquancy
Is Ancre Cheese. Here,
take a bite!
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1.00 SUNDAYS
July Jl,
JMJJ August 14, 28,
Tll9 S.S,r 11 OK
I New York
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U V? In8ylnnlft Stn-
"", New York, leave
Standard Dayllcht
VRS?- J'S'Km. 7&M.
Tl?ki.r'Co.n'"l,t Asrnu
ndi n,.Sn, "ala commcntln.
IJPWcdlne excursion.
Edward 0 Shannon, commander of the
brigade, is highly pleased with the work
being dono by tho Philadelphia troops
along thin line.
This evening Major Wllllnm Fish,
nttached to Division Headquarters as
Inspector for the State, mill recognize
the folowlng units of the 111th Infan
try. Medical Detachment, composed of
Philadelphia guardsmen, Onptnln
Charles II. Young nnd Major I.uthoc
ford Ij. John, commanding.
Hervlco Company, to Include the regi
mental band, to be commanded by Cap
tain George O. Frcy, Motitcnant Ueu
ben V. Mosloy. Mcutcnant .John
Schneider and Jjleutcnant George L.
litiiidslcy.
Major Fish will nlso recognize the
Second Squadron, Headquarters Troop
of the lOSd Cavalry, nt Lewlsburg on
July .'10. Lieutenant Ray.mojjd Young,
in L'ommnnd, has sent In the papers for
recognition and these have been ap
proved by division officers.
A horse wns reported "a w o 1"
from camp today. Private- Harry Sel
lers, stable boy, claimsi it Is not. the
provcrblnl "old gray mare" of the
army.
150 BATHERS ARE STUNG
BY SCHOOL OF JELLYFISH
Treated at Hospital Near Doston.
May Closo Beaches
Hoston, July 21). More than lf.O
bathers were trentcd at n hospital In
Allcrton and thousands more were
driven from Nnntaskct nnd adjoining
benches yesterday when n school of red
Jellyfish drifted In shore nnd severely
t-tung nil who came In contact with
their tentacles.
Health autrorftlo todnv snid bath
ing at the Invaded beaches might be
stopped until the llsh go away.
This species of red Jelbfish Is com
monly called the "stingarcc" nnd some
times the "Australian stlngaree," be
enufo It is commonly found In Aus
tralian waters. The feelers exude n
poisonous substance which Infects the
M;ln nnd causes swelling and pain.
PENALTY CAUSES
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Virtual Apology Finally Pacifies
N. J. Officers, Who Threat
ened to Resign
Morale. of7i3th hit
Spfdol Miprttch to EvcnlHff Public Lrdger
Camp Edwards, Sen Girt, July 20.
Only the timely unofficial apology of
Colonel Edward Phillips, of tho llSJth
Infantry, is believed to hnvo averted n
wholesale resignation of officers and tho
resultant demoralization of that regi
ment nnd the Fifty-seventh Infantry
Drlgadc, commanded by Brigadier Gen
eral Howard S. llordcn, of which the
113th is a unit.
As It Is, the morale of tho regiment,
so far as the official personnel Is con
cerned, Is badly shaken nnd will require
some time to re-establish Its old esprit
do corps.
An order confining every officer nnd
man to the camp on Wednesday night
was the cause of tho furor. General
Borden's Intervention In a diplomatic
and energetic manner led to tho admis
sion bv Colonol Phillips, roadn nt an
officers' eonforence, that he had ncted
too hastily.
It was upon a report which Lieu
tenant Colonel Thcodoro McC. Marsh,
of East Orange, turned In to Colonel
Phillips that the regimental command1
er's disciplinary action wns taken nud
the rovr precipitated. Colonol Marsh
declared the regimental camp was In n
filthy condition. Colonel Phillips Imme
diately Issued tho order restraining
every officer nnd man from leaving tho
Apartments at
the Rittenhouse
Renorated, refurnished
mndo spick, opart and inviting.
Outside rooms, cool, cheerful
Pick from these:
Two Rooms and -Bath.
Thrco Rooms and Bath.
Four Rooms and two Baths.
Rittenhouse Hotel, 22d and Chestnut
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2-ent Desserts
Jiffy-Jell brings you a real-fruit dessert at a cost of
2 cents per serving. Not a mere fruity flavor, but con
densed fruit juice in a bottle fresh and plentiful.
Get it always for the children's sake.
We supply many gifts to users gifts worth almost
all you pay for "Jiffy-Jell. Write for our catalog then
tell us which you want.
Jiffy Dessert Co., Waukesha, Wis.
jsTbP7.S3 mKu.
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Ten Flavors
Two for 25 cents
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Standard Gas Devices
THE interest of tho consumer is our
guiding thought in selecting those
devices which wo placo on sole.
Economy in operation, convenience and
cleanliness nro striking features of tho
Gas Ranges on our soles floors. They arc
all built according to American Ga3 Asso
ciation specifications.
Gas Water Heaters provide hot water the
quickest, most economical way.
A representative will he sent to your
home upon request
The United Gas Improvement Co.
Tie Record of Quait
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FROM the shores of Hawaii, to
the banksofthe Subway, people
are chasing their troubles away.
And none are getting more fun
out of it than those who play the
new OKch Hawaiian records.
Ask your dealer for
No. 4307 ( "Hawaiian Blues
10 in. and
85c ( "Dreamy Hawaii"
GENERAL PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION
NEW YORK
enmp until it had been restored to n
condition; meeting with "his approval."
Tuesday night the cntlro camp was
virtually blown to pieces by a terrific
storm, nnd the men were given only one
hour from their regular schedule of
work on Wednesday In which to clear
np tho debris.
PRESIDENT starts a boom
Vacation Trip Triples Hotel Hates
at Lancaster, N, H.
Washington, July 21). A commercial
boom whose rumblings have .been felt
nl! tho -way bnck to Washington has
been started In Lancaster, N. II.. since
it developed that President Harding is
to npend several days near there next
week, at the home of Secrtnry Weeks.
Beforo the President's nlans became
known a telephone call from the White
House to the Village Hotel elicited the
Information that rooms with bath read
ily could be obtained for 52.00 a day.
But today the hotel keeper wired nt
follows :
'All our bnths now engaged for next
week. We are now American plan, .$0
n day."
OSTEOPATHS END MEETING
Dr. Russell to Be Asked to Explain
Connection With Stlllman Case
Cleveland, 0., July I!!). (By A.
P.) Normal blood, both In quantity
nnd qunllty, will prevent the presence
of disease, Dr. W. Curtis Brlgham, of
Los Angeles, declared here todny be
foro tho closing session of the twenty
fifth annual convention of the Ameri
can Osteopathic Association.
Whnt are termed circulatory whirl
pools In the child's body nrc caused by
abnormal postures, Dr. Brlgham ex
plained. The circulatory whirlpools,
In addition to poison from Imtironer
diet nnd poor rare of the teeth, cause
chronic diseases, and if they arc prop
crly cared for In early youth, many
operations will be avoided with n-fcnv-Ing
estimated at $2,000,000,000 an
nunlly, lie said.
Psychologically, tile brain is the
least Important part of the body nnd
the pituitary body, one of the ductless
glnnds, Is bv far more Important, Dr.
Drnest 13. Tucker, of New York, told
the delegates. The mind Is the action
of the body lather than of the btnln
The nlleged violation of profcsslonnl
ethics by Dr. II. h. Husscll, of Buf
falo, In testifying In the Stlllinnn
divorce case, was up before the house
of delegates of the American Osteo
pathic Association jestcrdny' and a
heated discussion ensued. The New York
Association of Osteopaths wns ordered
to make a thorough investigation nnd
submit a report with recommendations
to the national organization.
HEAT PROSTRATES N0RRIS
Partly Collapses While Speaking In
Senate Quickly Improves
Washington, July 20. (By A. P.)
Senator Norrls, of Nebraska, suffered n
partial collapse In the Senate yesterday
at the close of an address of nearly three
hours. The effort, combined with ln-
tenso heat, exhausted him nnd lie was
taken to nn adjoining committee room;
where flrst-nld remedies were applied
by Senator Ball, of Delaware, a physi
cian.
Senator Norrls later was 'taken to
his homo and today It wns said bo
was much Improved nnd out of danger.
Packard Twelve Landaulet
taken in trade as part payment on a Handley-Knight. Thor
oughly overhauled and rebuilt in Packard shop. Tires nearly
new; paint and upholstery in splendid condition. Price very
low.
HARPER & HARPER
250 N. Broad St.
GREATEST FILE BARGAINS
in Philadelphia
Snwlnl 4-lriHrr, Ifttrr lr. Vfrtlrnl ntfrl (llf. Cn pur
ity 20,000 Ifitfru, rtrivfrn hmc 24V4 itiflif nilnit npnc;
ptnnotii running rnurr nrprinffn. nimppnmon iinirKFTft, toi
iimrr diockb, urntxirui ante crten union.
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A Mcli-crntlr file Hint will
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hnrflal prlre for .Fiilr
nnd
801,11) IIRASS
$35.00
Regular price, $41.50
Complete Line of Trnntler File.i, Filing Devices,
Index Car it, etc.
Wo Arc Philadelphia Headquarters for
Blank Books lc to $30.00 each
Loose Leaf Ledgers $3.25 to $40.00
It Costs Less on Arch Street jf, HARRY B. LEVIS
STATIONER
702 Arch St.
Oven Baked Beans
In Individual Pots, 10c
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You'll never know how
Rood Baked Beam can
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24 Reitauranlt
centrally located.
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the economy of tho smaller
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STRAWBRIDGE
& CLOTHIER
STORE CLOSED
TO-MORROW
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N MONDAY
begins our
great August
of Furniture,
Sale
Metal Bedsteads and
Bedding". During
the three days of
Inspection and
Comparison the fact
that our assort
ments and values
are superior has
been pretty thoroughy established among
those who have been here and they tell
others.
See announcements in to-morrow even
ing and Monday morning newspapers, and
SEE THE FURNITURE at your earliest
opportunity.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
MARKET STREET EIGHTH STREET FILBERT STREET
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4ft OO Ralfimni-l
usrrv ma,m wv
$3.50 Washington!
and Return SB
War Tax, 8 Additional
Sunday, July 31
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GET TICKETS EARLY
Special Train Leaves 4th and
Cheitnut Stt. Station 8.00 A. M.
Returning Lenves Washington
G.00 P. M., Baltimore 7.00 P. M.
Baltimore & Ohio
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WINDSOR ROOM -1204 Chestnut St.
11 SOUTH 15th ST.
Founded In 1894
Announce The Continuation of"
Our Reduction Sale
Of
Men's Suits and Topcoats
One -Third Off
Lady's Maid
Hairdre88erMaidcuri8t$ etc.
For a good position et good pay rood
the Help Wanted coiimiw in
THE PUBLIC LEDGER
MORNING EVENING-3UND AY t
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3-Piece Suits
30.00 Suits 20.00
Sanng $10.00
35.00 Suits 23.34
Saving $11.66
40.00 Suits 26.67
Saving $13.33
45.00 Suits 30.00
Saving $15.00
50.00 Suits 33.33
Saving $16.67
2-Piece
Midsummer Suits
15.00 Suits 10.00
Saving $5.00
18.00 Suits 12.00
Saving $6.00
20.00 Suits 13.34
Saving $6.66
22.50 Suits 15.00
Saving $7.50
30.00 Suits 20.00
Saving $10.00
Hundreds of Philadelphia
men have already stamped
their approval on this re
markable sale. Our en
tire stodc is included with
out reservation and with
out addition. Original
prices marked on tickets
pay one-third less at time
of purchase. Suits and
topcoats from the Kirsch
baum shops nationally
known for their style and
workmanship.
Winter
BUY NOW AT PRICES
Overcoats at Half Price
LOWER THAN THEY WILL BE IN 1922
Semi-Annual
Sale
HILTON
STYLEBILT
CLOTHES
FOR MEN
Maker's
Price
Less15
Every Spring And
Summer Suit Included
$30 less $4.50 now $25.50
$35 less $5.25 now $29.75
$40 less $6.00 now $34.00
$45 less $6.75 now $38.25
$50 less $7.50 now $42.50
$60 less $9.00 now $51.00
All Other Prices At
Same Proportionate Reductions
Also corresponding reduc
tions in Hot -Weather Suits
of Palm Beach Cloth, Mohair
and Shantung Silk.
Hilton mpay
3211 Chestnut Street
Clothes Shops in 'Principal Cilia
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