New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Pocono Forest Guardians
10 Man Steel Fire Tower
General Bailey Enspccts the
Troops in Training
at Camp
Special Dispatch to INC Tribu


MOUNT POCONO, Pa, Aug. 5.-The
Pocono Forestry Association of Monroe
County has determined on a new plan,
which will be of value to the summer
visitors to the county and to the local
people as we'll. 1t is to place man
on the big steel fire tower at Big
Pocono, near Tannersvillc, and also on
Mount Minsi, Delaware Water Gap, who
will direct people to the top of the
observations, which permit of such ex-
cellent views of the surrounding ter
ritory. The men will be maintained
until the evening of Labor Day.
Major General Charles !. Bailey,
commanding the third corps of the
regular army; Brgadier General Will
liam A. Beary, commander of the Ma
tlonal Guard of Pennsylvania, and staff,
including Captain D.. l.. Crane, of Har-
rlsburg. arrived in camp on Monday on
general tour of inspection of the
guardsmcn now in training there. They
were accorded official honors. 1Major
Bailey will conduct an officers train
ing school.
Camp Tega1'itha, located between
Iobyhanna and Mount Pocono, where
178 Catholic girls from all parts of
the country arc summering, was hon
ored by visit from Cardinal Dougher-
ty, of Philadelphia. In the cardinals
party We're his secretary, Rev. Dr.
Land; Father Patterons, of Overbrook
Seminary; s. and Father Hannieap, of
Philadelphia. During the early after
noon Cardinal Dougherty and his party
made tour Of the camp
One of the most elaborate and pro
tentious masque balls held in the Ont
wood was given last Monday evening.
After the ball q mock wedding was
held that provided much amusement
The annual meeting Of the Lchigh
Valley Medical Society was held at
the Pocono Manor Inn, Monroe County.
About 115 physicians and their wives
were registered, and following the din
ner the meeting was held. Dr. Joseph
Saylor, professor Of clinical medicine
iat the University of Pennsylvania de-
livered an address on Cancer DR..
M. c. Rumbaugh, of Kingston, was
elected president and DIR. Alexander
Armstrong, of White Haven, was re-
elected as secretary.
Late arrivals include
The Crestwood-Mrs. NJ lenders.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Buci, Mrs. M. TAT
erner and daughter, Mrs. Caroline f.
Subun and Miss H. Louise Cottiell.
Mount Pleasant House-Nlr. and Mrs.
r. j. Mayner and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs H. E. Shore and Mr.. and Mrs. f.
J. Smith.
The Ontwood-Mr. and Mrs. J. r.
Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Russell and
Mrs. X. C. Baden.
Meadowside Inn-Mrs. M. Z. Austin,
Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Neeld and Mrs. J..
N. Herbert.
Fairview Inn-Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Mayhood, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rosete,
Mr. and Mrs. f. H, Applegate, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Post and Mrs. Lillian
Hornland.
Pocono Mountain House--Mrs. Joseph
Pentony, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Fox and
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ott
The Pines-Mrs. A. Redeker, Miss G.
Schmidt, Rev. G. Buckley Burns, ID,
and wife, Mary Paul Burns, Mrs.
Peoples and Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Jones
The Glenmere-Mr. and Mrs. R. P.
Greenwood and daughter, Mrs. G. Dun
bar and Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Shawn.
Monomonock lnn-Mr. and Mrs. A.
j. McGuckin and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
c. DonoChue.
Pocono Hotel-Mrs. J. Hornbaker,
Miss Ethel Cole and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l.. Lane.
Laurel Inn--Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bean,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kratz, Miss Lilly Mae
Copeland and Miss E. Keller.
The Clairmont-Mr. and Mrs. M. H.
Greenwald and son and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. H. Burns