Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-06
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GUARD RECRUITING
TAKEN OVER BY U. s.
All Pennsylvania Regim en- t s
Now Embodied in the Reg
ular Army

ular Army
Recruiting for all former National Guard
regiments Is now being conducted at the
regular army recruiting station, 1879 Arch
street.
The First Pennsylvania Engineers the
Third Pennsylvania Infantry, the Pennsyl-
vania Field Bakery. the pennsylvania Am
bulance Corps, the Sixth Pennsylvania IN
fantry, the First Pennsylvania Infantry
and the First Pennsylvania CavHiry nave
each been ordered by the eastern depart
ment to detail two men at the army re-
cruiting station to aid in recruiting
First Lieutenant Harry r. Sage VINO
has had charge of the recruiting Tor the
First Pennsylvania Infantry, has received
orders TO report at 1929 Arch street.
The final selection Of applicants Tor the
second officers training camp is being COM
pleted this week by Major f. l.. Glasgow
who has returned from the western part
Of the state. The applicants will receive
word whether they have been successtui
or not about August 10. All the men who
have enrolled will be notified as to their
standing, according to the latest adVlces
from Governors Island The successful
candidates will report at camp about Au-
gust 23.
Colonel St George LOTUS steele of the
British recruiting mission, with head
quarters in the Hale Building. Juniper and
SAMSON streets, left for Baltimore today
to open recruiting station in that city
II will be in charge of Major Burney. 1t
is expected that some of the noncommis-
stoned officers now detailed at Philadelphia
will be sent to Baltimore to aid Major
Burney.
Blasos G. Nicolacopoulas, twenty-three
year sold, of Liverpool, Ohio. who has
served three years in the Greek army as
cook, was accepted at the army recruiting
listed as a cook in the Quartermaster De-
partment.
More than 700 men are under canvas at
Camp Brown. the rookie" camp of the
First Pennsylvania Infantry, Thirty-fourth
and Spruce streets Recruiting officers are
busy at the armory, Broad and Callowhil
streets, assigning the men to companies.
The men will be detailed to the company
they wish to serve in whenever possible.
The organization is recruited to war
strength of 2002 men. and is awaiting orders
from the Eastern Department.
UNITED STATES ARMY
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UNITED STATES NAVY
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| Francis j. strttmatter. 81. Pennssrove n J.
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| QUARTERMASTER RESERVE CORPS
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| Roland X Grieb "a. Glenside Pa.
| Edward j. Donahue. A. 3O40 Chestnut ST.
SIXTH PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY
| Joseph ]. Dunn, 81 1O7 n. Van Pet st.
| William J. Lenahan, 10, 5133 Harlin st.
SECOND PENNA. FIELD ARTILLERY
| Isadore I. Krause, Is, 202O Latona ST.
| Frank ]. Kauber, II, 2525 w. Dauphn st.
FIRST PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY
| John ]. Nordeman, Is. West Berlin. N. J.
UNITED STATES MARINES
| Frank Charles %. 1905 Spruce st.
CITY TAX COLLECTIONS
SHOW LARGE INCREASE
Total for Seven Months of Year Ex
ceeds That for Same Period of