Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-05

.,oxEsTLY you cant quite oc,cve ,
n M a,s August, and that on'E ,oas ,,
iAh con lust panted for breath
'.S 'S wondered il you 60 con-" .a a,ro s'n"1 w.,yc
ana ,n., .uothcr minute To be sure we ,, We ss
heat .,.. a" ,vo clear and two rainy anys
m ,nd ,",' that awful humidity which
''o,, a"t noturally peaceful citizens snar'
made "" ',hor has gone for a time, any
way tbe Troop will have good
! @ "o ,r in Pakahanna, or Is u
rss,h rresss,,barnn? Whatever 1t is 1t IN na, ,,a u
'..rs iUU. at the end of its name anu anu ,ns s.
nsna' , Ctv Troop has gone there 10, 10,
Fir" ,,rs . 10 camp They we're All
two '.s,us round the Armory like ike maa a.
i"' s'. morning trying to get ready "
!n'' an time. And they we're ready
leave " Not the beautiful Troopers IN
to0' Nv. ~. and white trousers and sil /.
oue .,~0,s ., but the troopers in KHAKI
'e, ,..,d . together for the regular camp
s,'ns''d s,.s they go through each summer,
NI,.r , nnst be sad when they get tosS,thsrr inr
mus nlio,ion war UNIFORM ana think
IN regu." gaony in their number who are are
Of tGe n% H. the fields of France. ~
sleep'nrs r., " tbe Troop rs the Troop ai,'
true 'nss ssr hut every member went 10
not 60 V ,Sn nloce assigned by the Gov
var vn, ~ " and many gave their lives u.
ernms"bine guns, in the ranks, a'
ns n,"ondi ond in every part of the service
ofncers ofnWcerrsshinSton's Jn bodysuard they, were,
naSnH nth., Hove been the escort OF every
ana ndn, .he, Of the United States IN tns
PiesiJism i.i.os Washington time. anu tnhl
sty y,s,s s,a'r record, / love the First City
Troop.
,,vERy ONE is muchly interested IN
n IN. coming lawn tennis sihs'ts ~
championship tournameht. "hiE n oaber
t.a% S.M tbis year at Manheim-,ln is S1nsr
,.ards the Germantown Cricket S,uo'
bsar that Sir Auckland Geddes' An An
t.sssdor from Great Britain. mas takGi
. hoI for the week. and 1t IS ngn.S
nlsIv that other members OF the oli,o
n msHc service will attend. for pesl1eS
t.sms representing England, oahauu
HI"strs,ia Hu and South Africa. there VII
Z. nlayers from France. Denmark
y,nan and several other nations.
Nearly all the boxes are taken. an'
n seems to me 1t will be most exert
,rs fine. II will bring good many
I rsonle home earlier than usual. Tor IN
snsning match will be on September !"
Cane N those who have taken boxes
s,s % Tho Fitz Eugene Dixons, who have
Sssn in Europe most Of the summer
,Ss Rob Cassatts. who are in EUROPE
Nil MI Bayard Henry. Percy Clark
Samuel Bell. Jr.. Samuel 7. Bodine
p,ul Thompson. Francis Strawbridge
George Tyler. Walter Thomson. Samue
Morris, Sydney Hutchinson. RodmaI
Wanamaker. John Wanamaker, Ir.
William Warden. Joseph Wear. Per
wilmer, Bert Goodall. George McFad
den. Joseph B. Mccall. Billy 'Moricc
Eugene McCuckin, Edwin II. Filter
John Gilbert. Samuel Clement. Jr.
Arthur Morton. George HUM. William
Tilden. I'd, and Theodore Seixas.
TATHER went away on business tn
! other day and Freddie, who is fiv
years old. begged to sleep with Mother
She put up a feeble protest, for. salt
she, "You can't keep quiet. Eo'
tnow dearie. and you kick and tina
would hurt Mother" Freddie locke
10 grleved and was so anxious TO sta
with her and protect her during father
absence, that she felt sorry for refusin
and said: well, darling. Mother vii
let you stay this one night and we'
gee how it IS. If you don't kick per.
haps shell let you stay tomorrow. too.
The night passed in tranquility an'
Mother was not disturbed But sh
woke before Freddie did When it wa
time to rouse him she pulled down tn
covers to find him sleeping with bot
small feet tied together with piec
Of tape. Needless to say he spent til
rest Of the time with her till Dadd
came home
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