The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1919, Page 13

SONGS AND AERIAL BOMBS WELCOME JERSEY SOLDIERS Demonstrations for 113th In-}' fantry To-day in Jersey City, Newark and Trenton. @ixteen hundred Jersey fighting men of the 113th Regiment, heroes of the Argonne, were welcomed home to-day by the people of Jersey City. Then they were welcomed by New- ark. To-night they will be welcomed by Trenton The orders of the day for Col Charles B. Finley and his command | \c eafed for parades in each of the) three cities. The bration, which was an enthusi Three thousand a @ischarged in honor of the men with the intention, as the chairman of + the local committee put it, to “send the news to Chicago.” The men left Camp Merritt early thie morning, and after the Trenton welcome to-night will go to Camp Dix to be mustered out Jersey City school chiidren lined | two blocks on bodh sides of the street | near the Pennsylvania Terminal, waving the Stars and Stripes and | singing familiar war time songs. The soldiers said the appearance of these children, girls in white and boys in blue serg: their splendid sing- | ture of a Big Day. In y City the 3d Battalion, Capt. Olsen, because it is men, The Major Opie comm Newark, and the Batta‘ion, ‘Trenton Jersey City Mayor Frank asioners Moore, Gannon were | { 113th’s band, un Dick Schaaf of N all along the line. As the wewune int right of way of Jersey City Ist Battalion, ng, belong in lers of the 2d automobiles carrying! ~LANDLADY EXONERATED. wounded soldiers gathered from the — Hudson County Dogan to move forward. The menal to march was the watchword, fur Hospitals ‘ Satistactority taining the casuals janes of who Y, May %.—Gov. Smith's om- nibus veto. made public today, with- / mumber.”’ held executive approval from 67 meas- t had been passed by the 1919 Most of the bills were of | cialists in America. 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