Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-26

The rare sight Of United states army reg
ulars marching through the streets was
witnessed this afternoon by Philadelphians
when a detachment OF infantrymen from the
army recruiting station paraded TO speed up
the flow of recruits.
The parade part Of the Army week
and National Guard Week program, was
headed by Colonel Charles A. I. Hatfield,
U. S. A.. retired, Philadelphia recruiting
officer An escort of mounted police ac-
companled the soldiers, as well as the police
band and a mounted field music corps-hfe,
drum and bugle. In the line Of march
rode Colonel Knowles Croskey, formerly of
the Confederate army, who has been rec
ominended repeatedly for his recruiting
service. The route was from the recruit
ing station, 1929 Arch street, west on Arch
street to Broad to Ridge avenue and back
TO City Hall, and thence east on Market
street to Seventh, TO Arch and back TO the
starting point.
When the parade arrived at Broad street
Colonel Hatfield was presented with fifty
American Beauty roses and Colonel Croskey
with 100 pink carnations by Miss Nathalie
Galenbeck and Miss Marion Jefferis, of the
home defense committee.
Regular army enlistment was disappoint-
ing today-thirty. five men, when Philadel'
phia is expected to furnish more than 500
as its share OF the 10000 volunteers called
for. The National Guard units, drumming
the city with recruiting parties, Jared bet
ter. They used the home regiment ap>
peal effectively.
Company B, First Pennsylvania En-
Kineers, began faCtory-to.factory canvass
for technical men today. Recruiting par
ties in motorcars visited plants in all sec
tions of the city TO get the ifty-eight men
needed 10 hl the company's 164-man COM
plement. Mastering Of the unit into Fed
eral service was completed today at the
armory, Thirty-second street and Lancaster
avenue, when the late arrivals learned of
the unexpected cail TO the colors that came
auddenlv yegtardav Il the
Philadelphia unit being formed, needs
about eighty men to hl its ranks.
The Second Pennsylvania Infantry opened
another recruiting station today on the
south plaza OF City Hall, where they in
stalled one of their big a. field howitzers.
The regiment lacks 200 men. Forty-fve
were enlisted yesterday.
The band OF the Third Infantry gave
noon concert today on the north plaza Of
City Hall.
recruiting mass-meeting for the COM
bined National Guard units will be held
at 1870 o'clock tonight at Germantown and
Chelten avenues Another meeting will be
held at Ridge and Mdvale avenues at 1880
o'clock. Walter Lee Sheppard will be the
speaker Arrangements were made today
whereby Superintendent of Police Robinson
will have National Guard recruiting posters
distributed throughout the city through
the forty police stations.
The marines began recruiting today for
= Dand at the Phlladelphia Navy Yard to
replace that going to France. Musicians are
needed TO become first sergeant, two ser
Geants six corporals and ten prlvates. The
corps enlisted eight men today.
The third and last son of the Dayton
family, 1856 Segal street Camden enlisted
today in the navy, His younger brothers
already are In the service, Maurice in the
navy and Charles, Jr in the army. Their
father, Charles Dayton is a Spanish War
veteran. The navy took In twenty-five men
today.
the following enllstments were announced
today:
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