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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20

w o M { MS MU LIN,
CREPE AND SILK UN-
DERWEAR, in regular and
extra sizes; also children's
and infants muslin under
wear and white 6An0
dresses, less .....AV 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
RE ADFTELD

Sr-MisE Sara Kitchen. one Of
cne popular teachers IN town. upon
-errr-r1ue To ner boarding place
SAUnuav afternoon a. Mrs Roy
aIaceas met 10 her surprise many of
her friends waiting her for the pur-
r.os4 of giving her a kitchen shower
N nnupr Of her approaching ma
~fare. Although sorry 70 lose MISS
Kf+eter from our teaching force, al
ax4aud CONGRATULATIONS and wish her
much happiness IN her school OF ne
A vsy-v pheasant hour was passed ny
s;,rinr virr-pia muEic anc SO on
Refreshments were served ny MRS
azzcs asslstec BY Mrs Emma F1flein-
M- Mabel Gordon and zgn Philip,
.,rornnarier by Mr. and Mrs Lorln
Dudley rnotnreo To Boston and Vicin-
~ SATURDAY,. returning Monuay
NJ and Mrs. Geo. jackson AND lit
+ia daughter EstaIla VINO have visited
-,e formers parents, Mr- anc Mrs.
nsa,1-,ne Springer, Mt Vernon. have
returned home
Truman RDpbrns and Chester Wey-
rroIrrh are working On MAX -Jof1ll-
sorae hHv press in Belgrade
M and Mrs George Ma-childen.
accommodated by Mrs. Ma-rhilden's
n-o4her. George Dostie and family,
hsve arrived a. their summer hnme,
the former :. c. Brown farm
Ha-pid PuIlen. the new OWNER Of
me Edward Mccormick farm. ~is here
doing some planting Of crops
IN. Gordon and son Herman were
IN Tsve-rnnre Fails last week OF busi-
ness
Mrs.. Hannah Dudiey's nephew,
Hpv AIaef and his wife started IN
>snair new car across the continent
the first Of Inc weak
The East Rendfieif school ci1sas
tn,s week WIN . picnic NJ Island
Park
the rain was veicu1nef hy farmers
IN ruis victufry- Thedeids and pas
cures were drying up and unless
fnr-e is rain hay and feed win be
WY AeGt -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
BELFAST
Something New III
I. ;. Exercises

- -
something entirely new IT TINS
e1a!I--- a. -saEt. WIS made q feature
n ne announcement exercises Of
ne 5eltas- EIgr school when y no-s
z-c g!~.E ware graduated on WsuueE-
ia uI-r-- Following me EaluraEurv
- 4L1ss Er1il ; Stevens. the stage WAS
Sc - ~epressu- an up-Io-da.ts Office
EF'e-v AS wo-d II equipment was
-ae-E ana uDou me rlEe Of the cur
:aln -ne once staff arrived a pevv
o aEa-.v dressed EranoE-apne-E.
''-nlsE. Jerks. -ae office manager
e!gc!tec 4nC alert the purchasing
-ssr-- -I--ls c-oss; adding machine
Spe-arc- d!Ins clerk etc Miss Eliza
Se-n E,ls IS Office manager dictated
se"e-a- le-le-s winch rne sranog-
-anhs-s Isok -zp1iIy, read back and
pu mo rvre The fling clerks,
F'piEzs anc other assistants were as
nusF as oees anG the chick Of the
machines a. fingers few over them
w rH"sia-Ou 70 many II the
a-clen'e. VINO mad but little idea Of
- Vo~E which the commercial de-
9a---1en-- unuer rhe CAPABLE fnst-uc-
mr. D Zz-olc { Webb. SUD master,
Ia oser doing The demonstration
Na- 'e-T praC-ica1 even n the en-
-'z--'~' q : safes woman vino. mt
outstanding ne E-oucty purchasing
4Ser- SOLO rsr -noCis Undergraduates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
Your Moving Day

VIII be pleasant one and your new house VII
satisfy you If you Use Journal classified adver-
1isenert To find the best place 70 i've
Every day The Journal prints compie1e cat
alog OF the best sale and rental propositions Of
Augusta and suburbs
For the next few weeks, study carefully the
real estate classification from GAY TO day The
very house you want may De advertised today
IF YOU don't see II advertised cal ID I55 and ask
for Journal Want Ad Taker and tel her what
YOU want 50 that your &C VIII be read by al VINO
have houses 10 sell or rent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
LADY BOokKEEPH

Anle 70 naarse vs-y sisnpis - a
double entry nonsrs- " yu0 epnrsn
typewriter or ara srsrugrurtsr -
much eee heresr, although nuf ssss-
serss- nscezEary- a rsrssnsNf AVG
uessrznie nnsrtnn. Give Full pareien-
ta-s- an aga experiences. -sksrsnsm
anc salary expecses IN 6rst ls<Asr
All arpI,czrions sr-,ctly cnnfiasaesal
Aou-ess BUSINESS" care Journal o.
fIce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11

DARK aarDp-. Me. June 11-M-,
and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson are
a. Ehea- summer home OF Seven
Hundred Acre Island for -ne season
anC plan 10 remain very iaEe mex
fall. possibly until after Christmas.
M-s Gibson mas just returned from d
vlEIr with her sister. Lady Astur N
England formerly Mise Mamie
LanEnUrne. VINO Ea--lsG William
" aldurT Asrpr some Years ago II
London. coming 70 the Gibson place
for their honeymoon Lady Astor
mas 1te distinction Of being the first
woman 10 have a seat II Parliament
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
Mor1sagx a. Nnr1npo-t

No-rnpor--. Ne. June 1e-ConducI-
or AionIsauI OF the Boston sym
nhonv with his family arrived this
morning ID pass 1t1e summer here,
having leased the .. z. Rogers cot
taEe. Mrs. Vaughan Hamilton Of
Boston Is their guest fUr TWO weeks.
after winch she viii be Joined by Nj
Hamilton. also q Symphony man.
1nev having taken one Of the Cube
aor-z-as tor the summer. Seve-z
other symphony ano Conservatory
men w--h their families VIII arrive
later for the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11

Beautifully si-uatad bordering Maine
lake muuey-maker. mRchlne-wurked
fiei1s spring wa-e-ed pasture. wood
for nearby market. SO 70 81 cord.
fruit orchard. Groom house, bIg barn
quick buyer gets household furniture
rIacnlne-v- EDnIs. s. 4n0 cakes EVERY
thing. easy -erms. Details mage ..
SL-oU- Big Illustrated CaEAIoE Farm
Bargains 80 States Write JodRy for
your free cnpy- S-H0CT FARM
AGENCY, E54 p. Die South Bl1s., Bos-
LuE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11

FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities &c
Lunch RDOAi-F'ur SANDWICH, frank
fOr- and i}Er1 lunches newtY
equipped hest location in rDwH
owner mas oLner business SO vii SCI
very reasonable Write s. =. ii.
care Journal.
PRINTING EST AB-TsENEN Mt Ma
cfine-v and good Wi Coco bllsi-
ness II i've CIV II health cause Of
selling $50 Main Ave. Gardner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11

IIIII(7aE3l33l']

Bought II anv c1nftfrirr- Highezs rricas
paid far osc znIG. silver an6 platinum
NAL u American Tooth Co., ~ WASH
ing1un ST., Boston, upp. FflcneAs- pus111
No L MAYS m-W6-9--e sew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms anr Lanr for Sale &c
136 ACRES-Divided into field, pas
tU-e and woodland well wRra-eu uas-
tu-e. plenty Of apples 5sa6 build
Ings, Must sell al once cheap for
cash T e .Messer Union Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
Situations W arsec-E emais

aoT sEKEEPEF - Desires POSITION
<ur u gentleman Best ~e1srsnees
glvaL IS Main AVE- Gardiner
STENDzE PEER = Tvpew-srlnr Or
genera office wprk- -vn -ea-s ez-
pe~ience Address = care Journal
Wf'EE-Fy uar n- hour rs CHu--aJ
81. Randolph
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
Home or INVESTMENT
FARM FOR SALE

n. +arm situated Ansor, Mafn.
Madison Villages
and
udlanr
Or
On sns farnnere 9 i
snec A0s7 feet stable 5xo
cellar with
we'll farm cut
Of lights bpth
anr barn.
farming the farm de-
The for the
Or TO p-eh Arsun Maine
Small Ma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11

WIN took part IL this demonstration
are al rom the commercial courses
and a-e now raauy 10 srsp our Iu-o
Cne world and earn q Eoou salary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
AUCTION LECALS
Legal Notices

judge of the suponof Court ~ the .aie %
Delaware shall nave power. in tte sbynre
Of the chancellor from the rDuotF NnfFf
any suit ip rluity may D. Instituted ~
during the hfnDOrafy dlaaDiAtg or ne
chancellor. - grant restraining orrrrt 400
the chief justice or any Iudgo of th~ 50
pefiOr Court - the state % D~iArsrd snail
nave power. during ths abssDce ~ m
chancellor from the state OF nis teunpJr'
aTy disability. 70 grant preliminary "a
functions. pursuant 20 ths ruios ~ tns
Court of Chancsry provided that notnins
herein con tained shall ~ construed 20 cun.
ALEXANDER y. GDHBfT.
SPEAKER ~ TIRE Houss
ISAAC -. BHDET.
president Pro TEN % The senate
Approved ADfll 10. 1919.
JOHN g.. TDWAhEND. JR
(, Everett &. johnson. SECRETARY of stst~
Of the STATE Of Deia ware, % herrDY oertffF
that the atgOve and foregoing 10 . tfIr soa
correct COPY % HOuae 1871 SO Q a. entitled
An act to amend sectiOn ~ of arpicts
OF the COnstttutiun 81 the @tats ~ Dria
rare. permitting the chief Justice
Judge Of the superior Court of the state ~
Delaware. 70 grant Ftsf mining Or0sr- ana
preliminary inJunctiOns pursuant 70 tDs
rules Of ne Court ~ Cnancery during tng
absence from the Htate or temporary de
ability Of the Chancc llor. Aa the -srus sy
pears on the enrolled biI Died In tha ON ~
the governor April DO. A - 1919. Fnfcn
said bin prOppsing gurh arnendmeut ~ tne
Constitution 81 tnIs ~tsbe is published IN
ar ordnance With the requirements % the
Constitution 81 The state
Ia Testimony whereof { have nsrsun ~
set ny hand and offcial s.sl -
Dover mis- trCnty fourth daT -
Seal July. N the yraf % our Lord 90
thOugand nine hundred and tgeofy
EVERETT q JDHNsDs
+rrrrfarv ~ HfaN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
{ hristian EndeagOr RallY

The annual fall railv NJ the hr1sfnl
Eude-4vor Societies III This -itv was rci1
last night u second BAPTIST thIrch.
Ninth and Franklin streets An entertain
ing program embracing devotional or
vices. solos. and al address 1v Bev
Leonard 3. smith. of the Peninsula " "a
Church. was presented. Rev smith spoA.
Oh he SPIRITUAL Challcr sn q y l1utn
Rev. Dr. George p. alison. pastor i
the church made he address Z welcome
and conducted ne DEVOTIONAL eNeTciss>
The rex rally mas neen scnedUled i0r ; lr
evening 70 November
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
Bridge Traffic Complained of.

Because oi congestion - -raThc s1a
consequent danger % children goi8g u
ard from school some -lt.1ens 'hiaA
policeman should ue stationed a. eaca
end Of the Market street rricgU over 1r
BrandSw41e ] NJ lew 0urt mpi0, f-
q speciA. officer % regulate -Af7c fl D.
bridge. .ld 'or awhile 40 1oDcemea
guarded The approaches, ~ aas =. 0s
men mas been iI>co2fiaUed. tirlsels a.-.
complain 81 automooic speeding 81,
reszhborh0ol oi me 0rIdge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
AUCTTONS--LECALS
Auetjon Sales

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL EsTATB yrhg
undersigned executrices of George w
Webster. deceased will sell on the prem
ises on the 2sth day of October, n. ID
1920. at O'Clock, .. m. all that certain
farm and tract uf land. situate in Brandy
wine hundred bounded by lands late Of
Amos Campbell deceased Penrose a. Tat
10y, John g Webster and Howard q.
Webster. containing 90 acres of land. more
or less. The improvements are large
stone dwelling house frame and stone
bnrn, granary and all necessary outblid-
Ings. The entrance TO this tract of land is
the same az used ny John q. Webster from
the Faulk road Terms on day of sale
Laura V Webster. Elsie NJ Webster. TX
ecutrices. w r. Lyman. Attorney. Harry
] Stidhan Anctinneer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

USED CARS
PEERLESS. 1918. 7-PASs.
MARMON. 1917. 7-PASS.
PEERLESS. 1917. SEDAN.
HUDSON. 1920, TOURING LIMOU-
SINE LIKE NEW
MERRICk MOTOR co.
e23 FRENCH STREET
USED CARS AND TRUCks-AH makes.
Special. new. easy payment plan. ). D.'
Greenlees Agent. s2l West street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
AUCTIONS--LEGALS
Auction Sales

KIlAIRs BAZAAR Saturday October l6
AT / / q o'clock - head of horses aud mules.
Rring your horses in and turn them into
cash Auto cars, one three quarter ton
Eenow truck two Ford ears, one Maxwell
several other makes. Wagons, pigs, chick
ems aud harness. $40 600 worth of blankets
and robes at public auction or private sale.
$4,000 worth of auto tires 10 be sold at
sacrifice price as the parties must have
the cash Goods OF all kinds. klair & Hol-
lingsWorth.
AUCTION SALES-Of every description
Anywhere 1T you want To sell see HamA
ton, the Square Deal Auctioneer and Farm
Agent 70s Madison st. Phone 7a4S w,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
KLAIR's BAZAAR

$1,000 WORTH ROBES AND
BLANKETS MORE ROBES AND
LANRETs THAN ALL THE OTHER
PLACES ~ WfLAfTNGTOS COM
RTEEn SOME BEAUTIFUL
BLANKETS SUITABLE FOR BEDS
COME AND TAKE A LOOK sPF-
CTAI PRICE TO DEALERS
KLAIR HOLLTNGswORTH's
WATAAR
3n3 W EIGHTH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

AUt0mOUEFeS Vf N'"It
,uToMoBIIks-
1921 CHANDLER, 4-PAss.
1920 COLE AERO s. 7-PAss.
1917 OVERLAND. TO OURING.
1917 CHEVROLET, TO URING.
1916 PoRD. TRUCK
1919 sTEGEMAN. 3'.-ToN TRUCh
The above cars may be purchased on
our convenient monthly payment rsAn
Il desired. Act quick: 9.
see Mr. RAtledge. so2-os frrnch 81.
Open evenings, TO 9.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

USED TRUCKS
GARFORD. III TONS. WITH CAB.
CHEVROLET. 1-TON, WITH EX-
PRESS BODY.
STUDEBAKER. LIGHT DELIVERY.
WHITE, 3ta-TON, WITH DUMP
BODY.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE co.
22i W. TENTH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

BUY DIRECT FROM oWNEh-Snve
dealers profit Largest selection IN Deis-
makes and 10 trucks TO choose from.
HAVE YOU CAR FOR SALE List it
with US We have buyer. Our charge Is
e for listing No other charge until we
-eIl our charge for selling your car is sl5
Used Car sales Co. 9o3 Shipley street
Phone lSs J. open evenings. ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
RnE RK.r RrRvIsFyn

FoR RKST RsisHYp
9iK-roOu dwelling an convan iorcss m
Barry street O. nipn Park iardrns UnlF
young Or cldr~iy couple ronslfe~rd So
children Prfr-en~e rro6Iirrf
wEsZrNC
9i7 ghioleT st-~~'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms and ll0ari 81
ADAMS ST. SO4 Room with board for
one gentleman. Also table board.
MARKET ST 23is-One furnished room
for gentleman. VIII serve breakfast. Phone.
PENNA AVE. 1910 Room aud board for
two. Near II & o. station.
ROOAis-Nith board, for gentlemen. Phone
2676 j.
WASHINGTON ST. oI9 Rooms and
board. all conVenienccs Table board. Phone
Sab.
W nth SIN. o07 Room and board for
gentleman Room well heated second
Rooms without board 6S
ADAMS ST.. sls-Large. furnished room
Gentlemen or couple. Private. Phone 439s
Du POINT ST. l31l--Large front bay win
dow room. for one or two gentlemen.
Board may be had If desired
DELAWARE AVE, 4O7-One large front
or side rooms, unfurnishcd. Call after s so
Phone 754s J
E 18TH ST Nicely furnished room, all
conveniences. Two blocks from Hotel du
Pont
JEFFERSON ST, 1912 Nicely FURNISHED
bedrooms. Phone 2lg7 J.
KING ST. 1880 Furnished second story
room for one or two
LONE WOMAN WIN rent to one or two
refined persons comfortable room Refer
ence Address \ $. Every Evening Otfice.
MARKET ST. 23ls Two or three rooms
furnished or unfurnished. for light house
Keeping Phone 3i3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
Personals
Lost and Found

BULLDOG-Boston brindle brown lost
sunday Age six months. Very Naluahie W W
owner as gift. Reward II returned 70 ;"
Crawford Circle or GIL Delaware aVehue'
BREASTPiN-Lost. at kirkwood faTh, On
Wednesday evening. Reward II retutheu
TO Every Evening once.
BAG Black leather nurses, fully equip
ped lost on pennsylvani avenue or heh-
nett pike saturday afternoon fuhuVF
kindly return 10 American Red cross, "
Delaware avenue.
CAMEO SETTING-Lost on SUNDAY morn,
ing on second street between Market anu
king Reward Finder please call 5..o. -
DOC ale small black and tan dog. snort
hair white feet and breast. Answers 20
name Of Tip. SIS W Ninth street
GOLD WATCH-Lost. with name on back
OF case Reward II returned 10 1Oa Con-
cord avenue
HORSE Large black lost near Bethlehem
Steel Co belonging to MIR. Hemun
Finder please return to Hemun Farm OF
jos ID AMIGO. sixth and Orange streets
KNITTING-Lost. Rose and grey. Wednes-
dAy on Market street. Call 1905 west
seventh street -
pOoDIE DOG-Smau white. male. he
~ard IL returned Mrs. A. f. swan. sloi
" sixth street Phone 3s6T.I. -
TERRIER Small, long. bushy hal.;
miyod gray color. Reward Inquire @@u9
Boulevard. Phone 2o3o ;, ,-------
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

People you know are using classified ads
very day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

WOMAN-As mothers helper in home on
north side capable of taking charge of six
months old baby $50 a month Address
stating experience. &c. Nj IL, Every Even
ing Once.
WOMAN N-For cooking and downstairs
work No washing or ironing. Good wages
1909 Franklin street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

USED CARS
BUICK, 1920. 7-PAss.
BUICK, 1920. 5-PASS.
BUICK, 1919. COUPE.
BUICK. 1917. TOURING.
BUICK, 1917. COUPE
oLDSMoBILE. 1918, ROADSTER.
CHEVROLET. 1919. ROADSTER.
wILMINGToN AUTOMOBILE CO..
22i W. TENTH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Land For Sale S3
HOUSE Six rooms. eas and electricity
, A acres of good truck land One-half
mile outside of city New Castle avenue
Pyle $ Lane WOodlawn. Lots of fruit trees
Houses For sale 81
HOUSE seven rooms. bath. front and rear
wards Immediate possession. Apply 1880
Heaid street
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Six rooms
hath pantrV three porches hot water
heat Condition Al Washington Heights
section Possession at once. Owner 1902
West street
Lots For Sale SIS
IQTS-Eour for sale at sacrifice In Col
anlal Heights, facing ON Lancaster avenue.
Best location. Phone 6ti9ti.
Suburban FOR sale S7
BEILEFONTE- bungalow all modern
conyeniences garage and laundry, porches
all screened Phone Holly Oak 6S }.
BEILEFONTE- bungalow facing troll
lev Hot water heat. hardwood floors. two
toilets open fireplace. cement walks, hedge,
Has To be seen To be appreciated. Chas. 4
Jordan, II Il. Twenty third street.
RIfNGAIOW suburb. just comp leted
seven rooms. bath, large attic chestnut
woodwork fireplace. two poTches, pipeleSs
heater gas and electric. large lot Immo-
diate posscssiun viii take automobile on
part payment. Phone 6l31 NJ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
Lots For Sale

| QTS-Eour for sale at sacrifice In Col
aulaf Heights, facing ON Lancaster avenue.
Best location Phone 6lad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
Private Instruction

HINES PRIVATE BUSINESS COLLEGE
-4O2 W Tween " second 81 Phone 5227
There $ a position awaiting YOU higher up
You re surely not going Ia stand idly by
and see the other fellow promoted over
your head n T. - G. training by
EXPERTS under the Hines Private. Individ.
uai instruction Plan will equip you for
n s,icrossful business career
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
Where To Stop i'm Town

Wanted -K0ofns or BoHrd .
BOARD AsD ROOM Wanted ~ man and
wife Friends second story. Comfor tabiy
heated and lighted near bath and toilet.
in strictly private family. Convenient TO
Fourth and West Do not eat meat Best
references given Address with terms. Dr.
Pussy Hraid Churchtown. Lancaster Co.
Pennsylvania.
ROOMS Middle aged couple wants three
unfurnish rooms with heat. for light
housekeeping No children George Ihal-
man. stanton. Del
YOUNG LADY Refined desires room in
private family. Willing n care for chill
drcn several nights week as part pay
Address VI ~. Every Evening ONCE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-02
PLAN n. ]. GUARD.
WITH 5000 MEN
Ask Adjutant General oiIkyson
to Furnish Detailed Informa-
ton of Units -
ORGANIZED BY NEXT JULY

Special Dispatch to Evening Public LEDGER
Trenton, Sept. 2.-Adjutant General
Frederick Gilkyson has been called upon
to furnish information relative to the
number Of units and strength Of the
New Jersey National Guard that 1t Is
proposed to organize in the state. This
information Is for the use Of the special
committee Of the general staff, which
Is charged with the preparation Of plans
and regulations under which the initial
organization and territorial distribution
will be made of the National Guard into
corps areas.
The plans of Adjutant General Gill
kyson for the organization Of the Ma.
tional Guard with aggregate strength OF
about 5000 by June 30, 1921, have
been approved by Governor Edwards
and are as follows: Units organized
and to which federal recognition has
been extended Sixth Infantry, head
quarters, headquarters supply and ma.
chine gun companies, Companies and
Company A, Orange: Company G, East
Orange; Companies f and +. Paterson !;
Company G. Hackensack; Company II,
Passaic: Companies ! and l., Jersey
| City; Company X. town of Union !:
Company M. Morristown. Third In
fantry, headquarters company, Cam
den; Company A, Trenton; Companies
IC and b, Elizabeth: Company T..
Mount Holly; Company f. Burlington /;
Company l., Millyille; Company X.
Bridgeton /; Company L, yineland. Cav
airy, first squadron, headquarters,
Troops A and G and sanitary detach-
ment. Newark; Troop d, Westfeld
Headquarters machine gun and supply
troops. Newark; field artillery. Battery
B, Camden.
! Irnits IN nrocess 10 format;on Third
Infantry srpnjv and mach;ns omn com .
n,n;es tamden. Comnonx n Sranton
Eomnorw r. AShnrv pa,L. cnmnon -
II Sew Rrmnsw;cL Cnmnanv aom !,
erv;IIe son;tarv dets ment R,rj;nu- :
Ton. to~aIru T,nnn u R.d Rons .
fioid artiI,srv Ratterp Fast Oronv~
two field 'hosnitals Trenton Ss'
~,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-02
"BATHING" BANDIT JAILED
Begins 2s.Year Term After Series Of
RobberIes and Escapes

Sunbury. Pa. Sept. 2:-Peter Kar-
startled three counties by long series
of crimes. was landed in the Eastern
Penitentiary by Sheriff Marta. who re-
turned from Philadelphia yesterday.
Karpoff was sentenced to twenty eight
years by Judge Cummings after he had
pleaded guilty to five charges. He es-
capped state troopers more than month
ago after capture while in bathing,
when he cmptied a revolver at them.
slightly iniuring one of them. Kar-
poff Is nineteen years old and lived in
Milton.
Twenty robberies or more were laid
to him. After his capture he bet War
den Calhoun suit of clothing that h.
would escape, but failed to make good
his boast
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lind much still remains 10 b. .dtne"
before the country can be said 70 be on
stable basis. The hopeful assertion
ment had continued consistently.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-02
The Texas Company
A Commercial Leader Among the Oils

america must sustain the prlnI
s;nal burden of the worlds de.
c,ps,d cmppnd for oil and petroleum e'n n
n,a nnroducts, a steadily increasing
ped that indicates prolongea
and aud substantial prosperity Ior
nu PRODUCING oil companies
In the past few years many G.a o,,
In nunenies u were born. Some
son;hd ssonnr;shed for a time only, put
noai no. real substantial producing
snu s.nouu,panies not only grew in q
conway" s,;n way. but are continually IN
o,s pig. Ing their production In the
.c,,.rcb of commercial progress.
mailing the consumption OF
sili;ons sniS Of barrels of oil and
UUasoline by our great motor,
gg,aaSnufacturing and transporta-
tion industries.
Among the independent oil
: .nOrnpanies ni of this character
fow hold position as promi-
lew lent as that of the Texas Com
msny, an immense enterprise IN
ppoar,psc,rated in 1909, which is en-