Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], May 20, 1922, FINAL EDITION, Page 11, Image 11

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Enrollmens Are Now Being
Made for Military Train
ing Courses
Enrollments are now being made
—for th# eitlsena' military training
camps that are to be held during
the month of August. These camps
offer free vacation* to young men
physically fit and at the same time
Instruct them In th# rudiments of
military procedure. The campe
have a three fold Idea that includes
j military training under ideal con*
II till ions. Americanisation and th*
i correction of physical ailments.
Men of Perth Amboy between
tlie ages of seventeen and twenty
tive years are eligible for the Red
Course of training In the infantry,
calvary, engineers, coast artillery,
signal corps and field artillery. The
infantry camp Is at Plattsburg Bar
racks, N. Y.; th* calvary and engi
neer camps are at Camp Dlx. at
Wi Ightstown; the eoaat artillery U
at Port Hancock; th* signal camp
at Camp Alfred Vail, while the field
artillery camp site will b# announc
er at a later date. Enrollment* are
under the direction of Captain L. R.
reck, U. S. A., of Fort Wadsworth
who was In this city today getting
the co-operation of various neces
sary agendas. Application blanka
are available through Harold Hoff
man of South Amboy, a captain In
the resarv* corps.
While th* applicants era subject
ed to a physical examination theso
aro given free of charge. Th* doc
tors In this district are Dr. B. F.
Plobodlen of 141 Smith street; Dr.
Herbert L. Stranberg of 221 Brigh
ton avenue, and Dr. Charles W.
Nsulty of the United States Public
Health Service. In making appli
cation It ia necessary for men to
designate three branches of the ser
vice In which they desire Instruc
tion. Camp begins on August 2 and
continues until August 21. The
government pays all the expenses
of the training.
Ten thousand young men of the
country, at twelve regular army
posts throughout the country were
offered training last year. The prin
cipal of the camp idea Is to incul
cate in the men the way to serve
their country in peace and war;
how to take care of their bodies,
to begin habits of self control, and
to instill discipline, co-operation
and a sense of order.
Two Men Aivrntnl
NEW YORK, May 20.—The board
of aalectlon at Oovamor's Island,
N. Y.. announced yesterday the ap
proval of the applications of Mos
M. Miller. 1(2 Lewis st., and Fran
cis C. Solt, 122 First street of Perth
Amboy for admittance to the Cltl
sens' Military Training Camp to he
held In the 2nd Army Corps Area
this summer. They .were the flrat
men to be accepted from Perth Am
boy Their names had been placed
on the preferred list of applicants
who had applied for the camps last
year but could not be accepted due
to shortage of funds.
They were accepted for the In
fantry "Red’ course which will open
I at Plattsbnrg Barracks on August 2
| and will continue for one month.
The "Red" course Is the basic course
of military Instruction given to citi
tens on the plan of the old "Platts
burg Idea’’ of pre-war days. Can
didates who attend the camps now.
however, are furnished all uniforoi^,
equipment and traveling expensM
by thb government.
KEYPORT
St. Mary's Episcopal church ves
try has extended a call to the Rev.
Phillip S. Smith of the Virgin Is
lands to the rectorship of St.
Mary's to All the vacancy caused
by the resignation of the Rev. G.
M. Brewin. who resigned to accept a
call to the Episcopal church at
onsport, Penn. Although the Rev.
Bmith has not as yet accepted the
call it la expected that he will do
so.
On Tuesday evening the Baptist
Young People's Union will hold a
social In the church at which an
ottering will be taken *> pay the
expanses of a d< legate to the Bap
tist Young Peopis's Institute to be
held at llightsiown this summer.
An interesting program will be pre
sented followed by a social hour.
Ths Boy Scouts of troop 20 will
hold a food sale on the porch of
the Dr. Harvey W. Hartman rtsi
dence on Broad street this after
noon.
The English Study class which
has bten conducted at the Reformed
church ths past season held the
Anal session for this season on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. A. MacEwan of Msplt
Place vail) entertain the members of
I the Thought club at her home on
Monday evening.
Miss Annie Laurie Tilton of Os
born street is spending a weak with
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Oravatt of
Bradle^ Park. N. J.
Rev. A .C. Brady of Osborn street
spent Thursday with friends in
Trenton.
Mrs. Alfred Cornell has been
elected chairman of ths ladies' com
mittee which will assist the mem
bera of Lincoln Hose company In
their baxaar which wilt take place
on the fair grounds at East Key
port over the Fourth of July.
The Millinery olaaa Conducted by
Miss Helen O. Bishop In ths public
library on Thursday was wall at
tended *rid ths ladles recelvsd val
uable Instruction in making a hat.
Another class srllf be formed to
make silk and straw hats.
George J. Cratgen of Broadway
sails on May 27th for a trip to Eu
rope. He will be gone for several
weeks and will bs accompanied by
his son who resides in Brooklyn.
The Bldwell Sherry school of mu
sic will hold ths annual rscltala on
1 Monday and Tuesday svanlngs, May
22 and 2S. In ths high school sudl
torium at S;30 o'clock. The pro
grams will include piano selections,
local music, music by stringed In
struments and orchestral numbna
arranged by Mrs. Sherry, who Is as
sisted by Mr. Sherry. No admission
is charged .but a silver ottering is
received to help defray expenses.
The Sunday school board enter
tained the Sunday school rises
taught by Mrs. Lester Van Geieen at
e social on Thursday evening, this
claee being the banner clues for tbs
month of April. A Jolly evening
wae epent In the church parlor with
games, after which refreshments
were eerved.
ANOTHER RESORT COMING
TO JAMESBURO SECTION
JAMESBURO. May JO—Another
famous resort seems assured close to
Jsmeeburg In the sale of the farm
known aa the Brown farm, between
Matchaponlx and this place. The
farm known as the Poliak Farm,
will be the headquarters of theatri
cal people whose fame has gone be
yond the confines of America.
The new owner is Julian Pollack
best known In the metropolitan cir
cles as the youngest linpreeaurio In
New York with offices In the
Fletschman building. One of his best
known atari ta John Chat tea Thom
as. of Metropolitan Opera fama.
Mr. Pollack will operats the place
as a health farm for tired stare in
the theatrical end literary world
and already he has booked many
well known to the stage. Workmen
are at work putting tha placa In
order for tha opening that will
shortly bo announced.
Already tha Pollack placa has
been favored by the presence of
one of New Tork's beat known solo
ists In the person of Miss Paula
Reed, a beautiful brunatte who has
studied abroad and who haa been
heard much In concert work of the
higher class. For several seasons
Miss Rsed has been singing solo
parts with ths A born Opera Com
pany. Equally well known in the
musical comedy llna and she had
an important part witn George M
Cohan In hia big success. “Mary "
Miss fteed will give a concert at
the Star theatre on Saturday night
gratis and will render several clas
sical and popular numbers as n
courtesy to Shapanka Brothers, of
the 8tar theatre, friends of the fam
ily
.I>»cpli M. h«(W
SOUTH AUBOV May 10—Joseph
M. KugSer. one of the oldest resi
dents of tht* city, died at hi* home
on Second street Thursday .at the
s*e of *3 years. Mr. Kugler was
well known havins a lars- circle
of frienda. and despite his advanced
years, death was not looked for at
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.Mr. Kug»er «a» born in Hunter* |
don county on New Veers Da>, 1810. |
On his arrival in this city he com- 1
memed work with the Pennsylva
nia railroad, as a millwright and
carpenter. H* received an honorable
pension in January 1900. but con
tinued at his carpenter trade until
old age demanded hie retire.
the Methodist Lp.acopal ■ hurch in
this city, having joined in 11(2. The
fnerai services will te held at that
church on AIon<ia\ at 2.XU p. m.
Mr. Kugler Is survived Jsjr on* aon
Jesse Kugler. of Cimdtn. and two
(laughters Air*. Lather Tie# ,ap4
Mrs A. M Col*. Ur. of ibl# city
Twelve grand children and sixteen
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Paige Adds 6 Miles Per Hour
To Its Own World’s Record
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1* MUm - 2:21.42 - *1.*
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22 MUm • 12:22.25 • *2.27
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ftut m year ago—on May llth, 1931—the Paiga Daytona * 4-M Daytona Model coated 31 nlhe la If ashtntae 37.91
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