The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-05-27

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"A yhoqae- csmirigT Wekeine was acg
corded F. W! GalbraithS Dr., Fationai
| Commander Of the Americap, Legion,
wh4n. be returned to. his 1bnae in Gins
cihnatf 10 Spreside5 at al Ian AhnAris
can meeting addressed by Assistant
Secretary ofotithe Navy u Theodore
Roosevelt lJr and Brigadier General
Charles G. Dawes Led by American
Legion membersJ 49.0007fcitizens of
Cincinnati marched in a. parade of
honor forsthe Legion Commander.
tiiw vhastis G---l--l-a'.d.+ t0a 8r..
Pullmans and tourists sleepers will
be parked" in the. principal down
town streets of Kansas. City, Mo. to
ACCOMMODATE members of the Ameri-
can Legion attending the organiz7sa-
TONS national convention next fall.
Tracks vii, Be laid in the streets
and cars connected with the city's
electric Lighting system 50 that men
desiring to live in the railroad cars
may q 90 Iss00fotam 9il Jad5 assem- liaa !
|. fG.k is amad 1ciIlTIg Wua a19fmu ~
Although he found jobs for ,thous-
ands of ex77serYiice men, Q. H. Krause,
American, Legion employment secre-
taryb at St, Paul MINI. was; almost
sttpmqped when two mothers, asked
two veterans be sent to- care for
their babies while they went shops
ping, The warrior nursemaidsg who
a ans 81 eddt the Id appeal made, good on
the joRf aejuuim o2 mag OF qa'aa
.9uiurom
bDespite, the fact, that the Ameri-
can Legion Legion Weekly is, a mans pub
LEGATION, women, readers won the first
three prizes in al contest conducted
by tbs ADVERTISING. department of
well known desert. There were 1869
c9ppttestapts, for eight prizes, of which
1922 were men; r821 unmarried wo-
men and 273 married women. From
the total number of replies. received,
GA per cent originated from men
and nnNd i835,6 per cent from women.
In line with the recent appoint
ment of 3 General Pershing as Chief
of, Staff, ito build up the organized
reserve force of the Army, announce
ment has been made by the War De-
partment that the series of Civilian
Military Training Camps to be held
this summer throughout the country
will fit man to qualify for men,
bership in the reserve forces of the
country, either as. enlisted man, nom
commissioned officer, or second lieu
tenant. s543 .VssC4F1
j These camps are arranged in
series, and ARE designated as Red,
White and Blue Camps. A man who
attends the Red Camp is supposed to
be without previous military training,
and at theoeaup's oclosei will he ac-
ceptedl ras, a. member rof, the reserve
force. The course of work at the
white camp lis of more advanced
nature, 8 open only to those with some
military knowledge, or graduates of
the Red Camp. Successful compile
ton of the course carries with the
grade of, corporal or sergeant in the
reserve, and eligibility to attend the
intensive work of the final camp of
ofsthea series, ito be known as the Blue
Campgd A graduate of this, course
which, cannbe7 taken only by those
especially qualified, tor, by reason of
seG9iceIaNationaf Guard or Regular
Army septide, bisG commissioned Sec
ond lieutenant in the Officers Re-
serve Corps of the Army, ..,
HITHERTO ,sueh eommissions have
been open. only to National Guard
0lffpsgs, and Graduates of the train
ing courses at the various colleges
thgsqghpatR the seeuntrE.u -sl. fq2G
Lack ofOIsuffieieti funds make it
impossible to2shetd only one, of the
camps, the Red this, sumner, but by
next year tia hoped Congress will
appropriate enough money to Garry
on sW 81 ebi2G l1a 81 o. S1Gl ''
The Red Campr of the 2ndy Corps
Aeeaa which embraces New York,
New j Jersey, ~ and Delaware, will be
held at lPlattsbnrgo M Y. starting
August 7th3 and applications should
be made at tence to Major Harvey H.
Fletcher, ,Adjutant' S Office, Govern
of's Island, N. Y. Already more than
half the local quota is filled. Any
able bodied citizen between the ages
of 16 and 35 is eligible. No entrance
examinations are necessary but, every
applicant must present q certificate
Of good character from schoolmast-
er, clergyman, priest, or rabbi. Fur
Their information can be had from
Governors Island, End. Corps Hdq.
-s1a -- p - = n T73TTUF bits AGQ
"You have arms You know how to
use them. VIII you, like slaves, use
them In defense of your master, or
will You use them to help your class
be free? II the former, then you
know that you will meet with deter
mined resistance Of the united revolu-
tionary people of East and Central
Europe, and History WIN be your
Judge If the latter then here's 6
hearty welcome into the ranks Of in
teruatlonal labor" .o-.., y.1-,.. adj
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