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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-26
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the car was bought for him. II was
very queer. because nobody bad said
word about the car being his.
And the family scarcely ever saw
it. Grubby had it out from morning
uutil night, jov riding :trnnnd over
The country and having Il "ood tine.
And at night prrr MRS. r",drnoth
just couldn 80 to bed for worrying.
She kept thinking that her son II ut
been wrecked somewhere of in tao
dark. or that he had been held up.
ana all sorts Of things ltNc that.
An the gasoline bilis nrlr some
thin% appalling.
Nick noticed that Gruohy was &c.
ting a lot of gasoline. hut he adm
like TO tell Gruhhy's father because
he never knew when the old gcntic-
man was sending for it himself. or
when it was Giubby gcttin;: It tor
more skylarking.
so things went on and on. until
one day Mrs. Cottont.ul SAID -
Mister Woodchuck. Say. ncirhbor,
do YOU know that son OF yours is GO
ing to- get into trouble! Yes, sir, he
is. He drives faster every day. !
think he goes about fifty-fiyc or six
ty miles an hour. Hes II r"EulAs
scolchcr, My son Cutie says
Dear me-" said Wally. "in have
t" look into this. I'm glad YOU ;old
me. I'll go to the new gasoline sta
ton and speak to them about it.
SO OFF waddlcd fat Mister Wood
chuck to the gasoline station the
Twins had set up. to tail, over his
troubles.
"lvc Just found out about my son,
Chubby. driving so fast" he said to
Nick. And | don't like it. don't
like it He'll either get into trouble
himself or get me into Il big damage
suit. or Kill somebody. or kill him.
self. OF"
"Thcrc. There! Don't get your
self excited. Mister Woodchuck." said
Nick. "Nothing has happened yet.
and if we use our brains nothing IL
likely to happen,
Mally frightened up considerably.
"Thats So he declared. There *
II" use in crossing bridges before We
com" to them. | always Wa, II wu,
ri"', though. What do YOU suggest
Have YOU any slow gasoline" Could
YOU fill up the tank in the car with
slow gasoline after this when Grubhy
comes to get it filled up"
"No, | can't do that said Nick.
"h""1us" there isn't any gasolin" that
is slow enough TO keep E;rubhy fr"Iu
racing. But can fiX tho timer on
the car so that he can't 20 more than
half rs fast a& he has been going
"Thats fine" said Wally. Jus;
fine"
Now where does Cutie Cottontail
come in. you are asking. Well.
pretty soon. The story is only begin
ming.
ITO Bc Continucd)
Copyright. 1925. NEA Service. incD
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ADVENTURE OF
THE TWINS ~
ny OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
GKUBBY WOODCHUCk GELS
CARELESS

The day after Sammy Snake help
ed out PiicklcS Porcupnc by wrap
ping himself around the wheel of his
automobile. and pretending that he
was II spare tire. Cutie CottontaIl did
somebody else Il good turn. 1t goes
to show how kind the world is.
1t was this way.
Wally Woodchuck had bought an
automobile for the family. It was u
nice blue automobile with two seats
and Il lct-down top. and a fine place
to put picnic baskets.
Wally was getting lazicr and lazicr
every day, and they do say that the
lazicr YOU are the more YOU need an
automobile.
SO Wally bought ono.
But Grubby Woodchuck. Wally's
oldest son. got it into his head that
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FOR SALES room all modern
house, hot water heat. cistern. =
toilets, south front, good location,
price $4,000. .~ .s .
FOR SALE room house., south
front, entirely modern, near
schools, easy terms, price $52OO.
FOR SALE room house, bath and
toilet, garage, nice location, near
schools. pretty home, price $500.
FOR SALE--G room house, modern
except heat. IS foot lot, east end,
price $4,000.
FOR SALT room house, modern.
full basement, east front, corner
lot, Is feet, price $1,000.
Lots and houses in all parts OF the
city for sale at reasonable prices
and terms.
HARVEY HARRIS 4 co.
J. i. JACKSON, Manager.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

| WILL SELL half interest in my
two buses and routes. silent or ac-
tive partner. No experience nee
cssary. Must be in position to in
vest not less than $250O.00. Write
Tribune No. IS. 9-23-it
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

Household goods, all in fine con-
dition, including porch furniture,
shades and rockers, complete dining
room suite, 81 inch table, buffet, 6
chairs; day bed, bed spring and mat
trcss. oak dresser, bed room rugs,
baby buggy, 20 cart, also basement
table, wringcr and curtain rods.
Chippendalc Edison photograph
and records. Call at al Ave A.
Phone 9O7. 9-24-3t
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Furnishcd
hocl at Zap, N. Oak. If you want
a bargain in good hotel in good
town it will pay you to invcsti-
gate this. Write Tribune No. 70.
az iw
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FOR SALE-Fixturcs, furniture and
stock in pool hall, restaurant and
hotel at Rc:an, N. OAK, the town
surrounded by the best crops in
the state. Can buy either one Sc
paratc. Call or write to Every e.
Bailey Co., Regain, N. Oak.
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FOR SALE Furniture, very reason
able. Also want to rent small
furnished apartment, close in and
reasonable. Rent by Oct. /. Phone
98IJ after six D. m. O-22-lwk
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

WANTED TO SEIL-Our home on
account Of advanced years TO go TO
Il. mildcr climate. Inquire iOS Ave.
A. W. near Roosevelt School.
- iuy
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HARVEY HARRIS 4 co.
LOST
J. +. JACKSON, Manager.

LOST
Bculah, N. D., and
Bismarck, one 6-inch truck tire and
rim. Finder please leave same for
reward at 81 Bird street, Bismarck,
or with Geo. NJ. Slewcy, Beulah,
or notify Il. Gunderson, Zap, n. d.
y-23- lWk'
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DISTRIBUTORS, SALES MEN 3OOfo
profit selling magic gas. Guaran-
tccd product. New discovery.
Equals gasoline at &c gallon: 100
box gives 500 miles; $500 monthly
easy. Write quickly. Lcfcbvrc e.
Co., Alexandria. Ont. 0-2G-lt
SALESBOARD SALESMEN-M Making
small towns. An or part time.
Average commission $500, also
on repeats. Best season now
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FOR SAILS Small modern house,
with garage, 5000. 5000 down
will handle deal. Balance, easy
terms. Joseph COghlan.
- 4.ln-lO IL z. ll-0n- 81 Pc
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REPRESENTATIVES, for combina-
ton envelope and order blank. spc-
cial printing and loose leaf de-
vices. Restricted territory. full or
part time. Experience preferred,
but not essential Workman Mfg.
Go, ZOO Monroe, Chicago.
!
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AGENTS WANTED

heating pad just out.
Sensational winter seller. Sells on
sight. $3.50. Big profit. Open
territory. Act quick. Sorlic Co..
Iowa Bldg. Sioux. City, Iowa.
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FOR RENT-City heated, pleasant
partly furnished or unfurnishcd
rooms for rent. College building.
Telephone 1873. v-Il -lW
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FOH kENT-Five room, partly fur
nishcd house, 7l3-3rd Street.
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FOR RENT-On ground floor, a fur
nishcd sleeping room, handy to
Capitol and schools. For gentlemen
or ladies. OIL 9Th St. Phone 779.
1926 lwk
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LANDS FOR SALE-FLOKIDA

TWENTY ACRES AND PLENTY
FREE book tells truth about Florida
land; monthly payments 81 an
acre: Orange Groves planted car
cd for 10 per cent above cost;
SYLVESTER T.. WILSON, Dept. f.
3S5, Orlando, Fla, 9-26- It.
INFORMATION ON FLORIDA LAND
Three crops yearly. unlimited mar
kct facilities, wonderful soil. Write
for details. Oskar W. Bcrgh, Go02
Ridge Boulevard, Brooklyn. n. Y.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
= p III Q n II 3 2 ===--
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED AT ONCE-Exclusive dis
tributors for our product. Amy
industrious man with En,l reputa
tion can make $1,000 to 5000 next
five months. Costs distributor
nothing until day profits are col
lccted. Complete equipment fur
nishcd. 4 proven product-abso-
lutte winter cessity-custOmcrs
everywhere in city and country buy
it. Only one man each county. Ter
ritory going fast. Write for de-
tails. Auto-Zonc Co., Frceport, Ill.
Q-oS.lt
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FOR RENT Furnished room in
modern home. Private entrance.
Call ut il W. ROsser. Phone 525It.
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FOR RENT-Wcll Furnished room,
suitable for two, close in. Gentle
men preferred. ROOM may be had
all winter. Phone 1881.
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GERMAN POLICE DOGS Of quality.
Purebrcd, $4,000 and up. Shipped
on approval. s. T.. Rckedal, Coop
crstown, N, ID. 0-22- lw
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FOR Furniture completes for
s room house. Call at 1ll-3rd s..
after y. NJ. Phone 589J.
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FOR SALE-Cherry wood bed, dress
or and chiff0nier, in excellent con-
dition. Call mt 6Ol-2nd St.
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Rooms FOR RENT

FOR RENr-A large, bright, at
tractivcly furnished room, close to
high school aud capitol. SIG Ave
ID. Phone for appointment lO9iM.
N-Nff
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FOR SALE-choice lot in Mandan
on 9th Ave. NJ w., on pavement.
Inquire l.. H. Jennings, Tribune
office 9.2J-1wk
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FOR RENT--Two well furnished
light housekeeping rooms, 620-6th
Street Phone 329W. y-25-3t
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starting. X. & S. SALES COM
rANi, 1926 Ravcnswood Ave. Chi

starting. X. & S. SALES COM
rANT, 1926 RavcnSwood Ave. Chi
cago. s6-lt
CANDY Mexican Pecan Pralincs.
Johbrrs and statesmen wanted /"
handle i. srnm factory freshly
made. Always. repeats. Dunkcrlcy
Mexican EXrAan%r. sole distr;bu-
tors. Dallas. Texas. y-26-lt
SALt.SNEN-R Best men make $3.50
weekly selling new specially. All
retailers. New mcn guaranteed
s;;35 Il week and expenses against
commissions. {. Standard Mfg. Co..
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 9-26-lt
LIGHTNING strange battery COM
pound Charges discharged bat
tories instantly. Eliminates old
method entirely. Gallon free to
agents. lightning Co., st. Paul,
Mimi. 9-5-l2-l9-26
SALESMFN Will YOU pay for this
I'D if our proposition pays YOU
$4,000 the first month? Answer
Cooperative. Box 1913. Wichita, kas.
9-2G-l:
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statesmen WANTED

Ne WANT A LIVE, CONVINCING
SALESMAN who can sell to bank
crs and leading business men 4
high class nationally known line
Of calendars and advertising spc-
cialtics. TO such a man we offer
an exceptional opportunity to close
up permanently with one Of the
worlds largest speciality houses
million dollar institutiop-43 years
recognized leadership in the fast
cs. growing branch Of the advcr-
tisinc business. Liberal commits
sionS. weekly advances. Quick action
necessary. Write or wire The
American Art Works. Inc, Coshoc-
ton. Ohio. 9-I9-lt
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WANTED-Young man to act as
stock man. Must live in Bismarck.
must be honest, dependable and be
able TO furnish a l references.
Small salary to start, with good
chance for advancement. Apply by
letter in own hand writing. North
western Trading Co., Bismarck.
.. y-25-2t
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FOR Pcdigrecd Boston-Tcr-
rief pups. Intruder strain. Write
Box 855, jamestown, N. Oak.
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FOR SALE-Alaska Refrigerator,
white. enamel gas stove. hamper,
washing machine, tub, high chaip,
screen, congoleum rugs, curtain
rods. Gall G19M. 9-24-3t
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FOR SALE--Threc new 31x4 Cord
Tires $3.50 each. Phone 1l3S.
9-25-lw
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WANTED TO RE-.

WANTED TO RE-.
WANTED TO RENT AT ONtE--im-
proved farm about $50 acres within
five miles Of city and suitable for
dairy ing and hogs. Good refer
cnccS furnished. Married couple.
Write care Tribune No. SO. e..
90 lw
WANTED TO RENT-A pool hail or
confectionery IN a town Of 500 to
1000. Write care Tribune No. -.
9-nJ-it
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FOR SALE Remington portable
typewriter. Brand new. Regular
$4,000 machine. Sell for $500.
Write Tribune No. rs. 9.21.3t
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El(, PAY lORS

Learn electricity and auto mechanics
worlds fastest growing industry.
Our Master Course will prepare
YOU for good job, or a business
of your own. Much additional
equipment makes this the BEST
EQUIPPED school. Especially
strong electrical department. Write
for free catalog. Box No. l3l6H,
Aberdeen, South Dakota. - :
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TAKE ORDERS for coffee, sugar.
flour, meats, canned goods, staple
groceries, also paints, radio sets.
tires, auto and tractor oils. No
capital or bond required. We de-
liver and collect. Permanent bust
ness. Big pay. Write ut once.
Hitchcock Hill Co., Dept. $50. Chi
cagO. .- 9-2G-lt
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GET PAY EVERY DAY--Distributc
$50 necessary products to cstab-
lishcd users. Extracts, soaps, food
products, etc. Worlds largest Co.,
will back you with surprising plan.
Write j. X. Watkins Co., Dept. J-?.
Winuha,' Mimi. Y-2G-2S
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FOR RENT-Blacksmith shop, equip
ped. Best location in town. Ger
man preferred. p. o. Box, 1857,
New Salem, N. De-" 9-9.lmo
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Statesmen WANTED

Large candy manufacturer selling
,qua;ty bulk candies at attractive
factory to dealer prices wants
salesman with car. Territories
open in entire state Of North Da-
ko.a. Experienced in selling gro
ccrics. candies or kindred lines
Opportunity to earn $3.50 to $500
per month. Give full particulars
in first letter--cXpcrencc, age,
whether married or single. Per-
mancnt connection. Write Tribune
No. 81. Q-26-lt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

E-MOTORCYCLES
FOR SALE-192O Studebaker Six,
first class condition.; 1928 Ford
Sedan, balloon equipped. Both
cars priced to sell. Phone GAL.
Dodd's Garage. 9223-3t
BARGAINS IN USED CARS Ford
Coupe good as new, l, 1923 Hupmo-
bile Touring with California Win
ter Top. Phonc 925W. Olson
Bros. Garage. 3-2l-lw
FOR SALE-Onc 1924 Ford coupe in
first class condition. T.. M. STAN
ton, "l7 9th st. Phone 1873.
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SALESMEN--l00 Of our newly in
vented vending machines costing
$l,25O will earn 100000 annually.
Our best customers are bankers
and big business men who buy and
operate strings Of these machines.
Good statesmen can make 81, 900
monthly selling this proposition.
Protected territory. Peerless Pro-
ducts Company. GIG New York Life
Building, Kansas City, Mo.
O.ot > 4
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FOR RENT-Bcautiful, warm room in
new modern home. Phone G82 or
1914. 9-y4-1wl;.
FOR RENT-I3eautifull furnished
room in modern home. Call 948.
9-2S-1w
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FOR SALE-One 1922 Chevrolet, Cal
ifornia top, good shape. Room Z,
Van Horn hotel, ..f, 9-22.4t
MY BUICK SIX TOURING for sale.
Cheap il taken Cat once. Car as
good as new. Call at COS 9Th St.
9-24-3t
ARE YOU going to buy new Odds
mobile? Better see me. can save
you 800. Box Cos Bismarck, N. ..
9-10-12-16-17-19-22-2 -26
FOR SALE-I924 Ford Touring.
Runyan Lumber Co. 9-26-2t
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Acknowledgements Mattresses at
Romans Cafe. 9-2i-lw
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-25

Raymond W. Short and John A.
Roddy. Attachments are: Capt Har-
Ian Frey, Second Lieuts. Thomas A.
Babbington. Clarence Q. Graham,
Gerard j. Gnilfoyle, William +. Muir
ray. Frederick w. Lounsbury, Edgar
II. Russell and Floyd NJ. Soule
Sergts. Andrew X. Long and Casavaye
II. Young are assigned to the COM
pany.
Company Capt. Waldo Burnside,
! First Iieuts. George l.. Rooney and
Clifford l.. tombstone and Second
Lieuts.s Bennett A. Stoen and Bernard
! j. Woods Attached officers are;
Capt Edward r. HaIloran. Second
Ldeuts. Bradford L.. Burnside. John ~.
Fields. John w. Mumford, Otto p. H.
Reinmuth. Hughes A. Shank and
Charles e. White. Corpl. Owen C
Potter is assigned to this company
Company H-Capt. Lester d. John
son. First Lieuts. August f. Schim-
mack1 Hyter H Ruggles,. James. l..
Hambleton and Second Lieut.. Charles
F. Sihby. The attached officers are
Capts. John c. Dalglish and Adolph
A. Daily and Second Lieuts. Ernest A.
Graves. Everett NJ. Pershing, Edwin
l.. Reynolds, Cyrus. B. Thomas and
Percy B. Walton. Pvt. Gilbert Il.
StrinGer is assigned to this company.
Third Battalion and Headquarters
Company-Maj. William Fl. England.
First Licuts. George w. Giliigan,
George c. Whiting, Presley A. L..
Smith and Harold o. Clayton. Majs.
Albert L. Barrows, Laurence Hazard
and Byron r. Patton are attached to
this battalion.
Company Capt. Karl D. Loos,
First Lfeuts. Charles L. Krey, Lloyd
l.. Kelley and Second Lieuts. John r.
Bromeil and Gabe Sheppard. At
| tached officers are: Capts. Barrett
Prettyman, Cecil W. Taylor, Paul O.
Tucker; Second LieutS. Otho c. Bark
ley, Edward B. Beale, Charles. HI
Boteler, George J. Hill and George
A. Wick. Corpl. Hepdon r. Davis is
assigned to the company.
Company K-Capt. Jesse c. Sweeney,
First Lieuts. Harvey w. Huddleston.
Paul II. Judy; Second Lieuts. Philip
+. Stearns and Andrew K. Foulds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-25

Harold Van A. Stirling, Pred t. w.
Boswell and George L. Clark and See
ond Lieut. Harry w. DIETRICH, with Sec
ond' Lieut. James F. Greene attached
Howitzer Company-Capt John T.
Taylor. First Lieut. Bernard o. Weitz
and Second Lieut.. John r. Broeraan. iand
Second Lieut. Kenneth H.. Sheeaerf at
tached.
Lieut. Col Thomas H stanton. Maj.
Hugh r. Risey and First Lieuts. Harry
A. Campbell. Kenneth A.. McRea, I'D
gar H. Gerber and William &. ENNIS
are assigned to the 1st Battalion and
Headquarters Company. with the fol-
owing attached officers: Majs. Villa m
Fl. Hustler and Edgar H Mcbride.
Company A-Capt Claude Buriin-
game, First Lieuts. Dudley NJ. Browne
and Alfred ID. Gardner and Second
LAeats Clyde +. Harms and George +.
Smith. Attached officers are :: Capt
Daniel l.. Smith, Second Lieuts I'd
. ward r. Brewer, Singleton F. Naylor.
George F.. Pollock, Albert G. Wallis.
Pvt. Edward NJ Woods. jr., is assigned
to the company.
Company B-Capt Michael b. Dris-
coll, First Leuts. John 3. Bartholow,
Guy =. Mckee and Second Lieuts. Will
liam S.. Bassler and Robert W. Savage.
Attached officers are: Capt. John L.
Hurley and Second Lieuts. Charles 5.
Cook, Robert +. Cromwell. Whitmer B.
Firor, Lyttleton l.. Gray. John A. Moran,
Carroll J. Slime and Wilbur +. Yiugling.
Sergt. Francis r. Biser is assigned to
this company.
Company Capt. John Francis. jr.
First Lieut. Edwin G. Blanchard. Sec
ond Lieuts Oscar W. Dawes, Paul w.
Eaton, Joseph ". Allender, Paul S.
Frank James G. Greenwich, Edwin r.
Hsiwig. John ID. kopp. Gilbert ID. Mar
Tin, William V Martin, Charles H.
Stonesifer and George B. Woelful.
Company D-Capt. Joseph A. Jordan,
First Lieut. Charles L. Harp. and
Second Lieut.. James A. Ridout. At
tacied officers of this company are:
Second Lieuts. William A. X Aldridge.
Walter 7. Tibbetts, OSCAR r. Toms,
Irving +. Turner. Frederick s.
Waesche, Hugh T. Ward and Pierce
NJ. Willard. Pvt. Stanley d. Kolb is as
signed TO this company
Second Battalion and headquarters
Company-Maj. John q. Mcclure,
First Ideuts Merriott 5. Walker,
Robert NJ. Hughes, Harold 81 Irwin
and Edward J. Euker. The attached
officers are: Majs. James B. Jones,
Otto NJ. Lawrence, Frederick A. Liv-
ingstone and Charles NJ. Sabine; Capt.
Robert B. Warren, First Lieuts. w al
lace b. Hoover and Arthur l. Thomas,
and Second Lieuts. Elwood Hansma n,
". J. Nolan.
Company E-Capt Grover L. Moore,
Second Leuts. Morrison. NJ Clark
Paul s. Murphey, Thomas S. Phoebus,
Thomas d. Riordan, Samuel c. Thomp-
son and Francis II. Towsend and
Sergt. Leon l.. Kampine and Pvt. Ray
nond F. NNiseheart.
Company F-Capt. Nelson Bennett,
First Lieuts. Robert l.. Carr and VIII
liam II. aughridge and Second Lieuts.
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Attached officers are: Capt James B.
Lewis, Second Lieuts. Philip w.
Dimon, Frank A. Gould, Charles +.
Hughitt, Robert G.. Thompson, Oscar
5. Wilkinson and Kenneth j. Winfield
Company L--Capt. irwin G.. Menik
helm, First Lfeuts. Eugene +. Roberts,
Nelson X. Lyons, and Second Lieuts.
Reuben c. Muschiltz and Philip l..
Macomb. Attached officers are: Capt.
Frederic A. Gibbs and Second Lieuts.
Isaac NJ. Capayas. George b. Kolk.
Oscar; Letterman, Chester +. Smith,
Granger G. Sutton and Dewey Zirkin.
Corpl. Ira p. Meyer is assigned TO this
company. .t-
Company Meant. Victor II. Davis
and First Lieuts. John E. Bangs, Lee
r. Pennington and Chester NJ. Reich
and Second Lieut.. Andre j. Witten.
The attached officers are: Capts.
Ralph w. Alderman, William c. Ash
ford and Eidon 7. King: Second
Lieuts. John +. Claggett, Francis F.
feeling, Wallace l.. Sturgis, Harold
S. Guista, Leroy II. Barnard. Benjamin
w. Thoron and John r. Tindall
Corpl. William d. Haislip is assigned
to the company.
The regimental medical personnel Is
as follows: Mai. William j. Manning
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and Golf Course. Superb views of
Sound and Islands. Golf, teuniss
bathing. sailing, fishing. Own
livery and saddle horses. Splendid
equipment, cuisine, service, and
rooms. For booklet, address Allan
P.Thompson, Mgr. Warwick East
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Capt. William Freeman. Signal Offi-
GERS Reserve Corps, addressed the
January meeting OF this arm of the
service on codes and ciphers. He eX-
planned how they were made and how
they were broken.
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| Miss Elizabeth Paulson, a 16year-
old high school girl of Vallejo, Calf,
has been awarded the American
| Legion gold medal for the best stu
| dent of 1924. :.
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and Capts. John r. Downes, Chaplain
p, King and Joseph j.. McCabe and
Lieut.. Wallace NJ. Yater Of the Medi-
cal Reserve Corps, and Capt. Samuel b.
Ginsburg and Lieut.. Carl II. Schmidt
of the Dental Reserve Corps.