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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
BOARD AND ROOMS.

LIGHT not OtSEktCi'INE NoOMS ib
ADMIRAL. i22l--Two suites OF light house
keeping rooms, downstairs
ADMIRAL l3e7-For rent light housekeep
ing rooms
ARCHtR st, W, eOe- Sleeping room suit
able Tor one or two gentlemen, Phone
i6il
boSToN 5. l7i6-rhree rooms Tor lght
housekeeping; front ana rear entrance
good vii Phone ,3l2 until u. After
iJlQl
BOSTON, s. l7A6-for rent two south
room, for light Housekeeping Phone
49l2 until Is; a3lql after
BOSTON. :, 9lT- Furnished room; best 10.
cation; tine home aud private family,
close IN. rbone see
ROsTON. n. i3e-For rent two unfur
pishod rooms Tor light housekeeping; mod
trn
BRADY. W. leAts Modern corner room,
and kitchencttc; close IN - pcr week,
phorr 5Of3'J.
CINCINNATI. :. 9o2 arsunml room with
large closet for couple. Phone t65l.R.
EASroN ", 6i0-Onc lilht hou ekccpiu Z
room
KENNETH APARTMENT salt Of two
rooms nicely furnished for housckc,liug :
10 couple without thiircu' price $40 u
NccA references reqnir'd Phone lstt.
1Ol North Mg,n.
M\NRELL. \. oOi--Foor light housekcrp.
iug rooms phone ilGi
pHoEStN. y. l2O-Light hcus, Keeping
roru; cheap rcnt
n MS y. 2O--For r'p, two igh house.
keeping rooms. S25 per month no chit
dren
lNu 'ies' o. sleeping rooms. no children.
rlore iat, K.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
AUTOMOBILES.
AIrVONOBILES TON SALF,


FORD For sale-Onc 1917 Ford roadster run
for less than 900 miles; two 1916 Ford
roadstcrs. fine condition. Auto Clearing q
sale, Co. 2O7 North Main street.
FOR SALE-N bargain, Buick five; slightly
used: Jixi casings; four new 36Ni cas-
iugs az big reduction. b-3bXi - used cas-
ings Auto Salvage 2l5 East Second.
ACKNOWLEDGING seven passenger; has
been driven 5000 miles; car in excellent
condition every way price $1,000. Ad'
dress Texas Motor Co., TcNarl ana, Ark
OVERLAND. 1916 auto $3.50, and finest
home, Coyle, Okla, 81 500 $500 loan;
want drug store. c. NJ. Graham, Quay
Okln.
RONDS1ER-O 1917, runs less 1,sQN
miles cheap for cash. Call phone $50.
ROADSTER For sale, Buick light six road
stcr, 1917 model
WE HAVE repair parts for the following
makes OF cars at less than half Of factory
cost: Case 40. Dodge, Maxwell, Emerson,
Elmore, Thomas Krit, Pullman, Moon, REQ,
Knox Halliday Ohio, Little Giant. Abbott
Paige Tribune Stoddard- Dayton, Peary,
MichigaI. Peerless, Marion, Jackson, Mar
mon. Pope Hartford, Odsmobile, Courier
Packard. Flanders, Oakland, Auburn, APP
person. Mitchell Allen Saxon, Cole, iIup-
mobile. Patterson, Cadillac, Chalmers,
Buick, Overland Nclie Studebaker chey'
rolet. Hudson. Doris, Henderson, King :,
Warner Vulcan. Bosch Mags., coils and
used tires. Auto Salvage, 2ld East Second.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
EMPLOYMENT.
SITUATIONS "

SITUATIONS WANTED-MAIF :,
CHAUFFEUR AND MECHANIC, comnot6',
wants position driving and caring for ny,
vate car. Box AGA, care World P''
MANAGER-Positlon as manager yS,,o1.
general mercantile or grocery store ~
dress 41s3, care OF World Nu'
MECHANlC-Position by motor mecEarI.
Phone 5as5. A'e'"'"'e'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted as p "a y
operator experienced Phone 5O23.J a.
PUMPER-Position wanted; Is years
perien"e: 4223, care World 'N'
REFINERYMAN : Thoroughly experienced
and efficient, desires position; capable ~
taking complete charge OF plant or let ~
superintendent for large Interest," Az
dress Box 4l7s, care World
OFFICE position wanted by young man win
some experience in bookkeeping and az
flee work. Would like interview with in.
teres:ed party. Call phone 50s2
STENOGRAPHER-Any one desiring steno
graphic work done evenings phone 4sgl
Sunday. or after week days.
YOUNG MAN with six years office expcri.
ence wishes position with good company
with good chances for advancement. Al.
dress Box 429l, care World.
SALESMAN---Young man, 25, experienced
salesman, desires selling position whore re.
suits count for everything; experienced In
various lines; references given. r.
Meierstein, Westland Hotel, city.
YOUNG MAN-Empoyment OF any Kind
ambitious young man; can keep books. an
opportunity is what | want. Phone lI29
YOUNG MAN wishes. position; has three
years experience in office work: can use
typewriter. Address Box 4242, care o.
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23

State Of Oklahoma. County ~ Tulsa-ss:
l. the undersigned. the duly qualified and
acting County Clerk Of Tulsa County. Okla.
homa, hereby certify that the above aud
foregoing is true and complete copy Of the
record Of the minutes Of the meeting Of
the Board NJ County Commissioners of said
County held ON the 18th day Of October
1917. same being an adjourned session in
so far as the same relates to calling and
holding special election in said County
for the purpose Of ,oting on the question
Of the issuance Of Sl.75O, 600 road bonds as
same appears OF record IN my ofricc.
WITNESS my official hand and seal this
18th day of October 1917
LEWIS CLINE.
NSeaN County Clerk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23

SEVENTH, f., a1s--Room and board for
gentlemen. Phone 3022-J.
ROOM and board good home cooking: ref.
erences given. PhPone 4761R
WANTED-ROOMS OR BOARD -
COUPLE working, want housekeeping room
or sleeping room with someone that will
care for 3.ycar-Old boy during day. 42lI.
care OF World
FURNISHED ROOM-LHdy employed de.
sire, nice. south room. Address Box 4243,
care of World.
REFINED lady. employed. wishes nice room
close in Box il63, care World
ROOM WANTED-A large unfurnished
room, suitable for genteol working lady ;
close in; references given. Phone l4SO.
TWO young ladies employed want light
housekeeping rooms on south side, close in.
Call COLA after Gao p. m.
WANTED and board, also garage. by
two refined young men: references ex-
changed Answer 4l7S, care World
WANTED-By couple with two children, two
furnished rooms in private home; will
care for children from 9 a. IN. TO p m
every day except Sunday; must be reason
able and prefer close in Address Box
1l1T. care World
WANTED-To rent furnished housekeeping
rooms for family of three, on south side
by. refined family. II. G. Bryon. general
delivery, Tulsa
WANTED-One or two unfurnished rooms by
refined lady. Phone 5343. between 10 and
o'clock.
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE 4,

BOOKKEEPER-Positio wanted by com
peteIt woman Phone 4317-J
COOK = First class, by competent white
girl In small family; no laundry: have
first'class references. 4167, care World
HOUShkEEPER Wants position; competent
wonsr. in Tulsa, by November / Adj.
iress 606 Fast Commercial street, Spring
field, Mo.
NJ RSE-Position wanted by practical nurse
Call 52s6 for Miss Garrison
NuRSE-Good maternity nurse; middle age
Phone 1854.
P0S1TI0N-Collecting. 23s South Kcnosta
STENOGRA RAPHER-Postion wanted by O..
perienced and competent young lady. Phone
1896
YOUNG lady wishes TO keep house ir
bachelor or widower. Call 1888.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
BOARD AND ROOMS
IIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
ROOMS. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING-Two
furnished rooms for light housekeeping
Phone 43j6R.
TWO newly furnished light housekeeping
rooms for rent Phone 3762-J
FOR kENr-Two rooms for light house.
keeping Phone 2tI9.J.
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LOSTss 9

Diamond set bar pin; 5000 re-
ward will be given for return
to j. w. Bates, 426 Mayo build
ing, Tulsa.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
KOOMS-VNLTIRNJSUE

INIONS-V NFV TtNISITFD Is
w, 30j-For rent, two unfur-
rished rooms for light housekeeping, no
children
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RooMs-rNrURNIsHED

BOSTON. ~. 436-For rent unfurnished
rooms.
Rot LDER, n, 520-Two uniurnished rooms
for ren;; water and gas furnished.
BOULDER. 3. 160l--Servants' quarters in
exchange for laundry work.
lhoFNlA y. eJ.--Two uaiurnished roolns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4

DOpGE-for sale, hvc.passcugcr Dodge;
good as new. Phone asa
DODGE-For sale five passenger Dodge;
good as new Phone ASA
FORD delivery car for sale; panel holy:
cheap for cash and quick sale Ad rcss
Box al76, Gaze World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LOST AND EOl\D

iONl AND 1Ot Nd
DOG-found; about 6months.old female
English brown Spiiz terrier Can az 2I26
East Admiral and pay for this ad
pOG--Lost or stclcn, foN terrier dog left
fore ankle been broken; right ear white
tipped Return TO 500 North Boulder and
receive S. reward
ENVELOPE LOST Containing Kodak pic.
turcS and films Can 1869
MARRIOTT n dark brown bay mare Phone
ASA
NECKPlECE Lost one mink fnr neckpiccc.
Convention hall. Friday night: finder
please. communicate with 207S and receive
reward
PUP-StraNed or stolen from 1907 North
Cheyenne a white bul, pup four months
old fpwalc. Please notify q L. Little.
pnon, 1861.
PUP-Lost, strsyed or stolen from No 10
North lawtou avenue on SUNDAY or Mon.
day, October or one white and yellow
fox terrier pup last seen az Fifth and
Main with little boy Monday October :.
reward u returned TO No. 10 North Lawton
or telephone No s63.
PURSE Lost, leather purse. Palace thcatcr.
sunday afternoon 81 reward Phone
iI67.R
TIRES Reward; two 3INs L. s tires on d..
mourtable rims; near BiNhy Okla finder
communicate box SOC, Kiefer Okla
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HOTELs-ROOMING HOUSES ~

HOTEl.-Seyenteen rooms, in a good town
money maker; good buy. $3.50 cash. bal.
ance Ike rent. Phone l.. l.. Place, 2G09
ROOMING Houses-For the best roomirg
house bargains in the city, call the hotel
and rooming house man, l.. l.. Place, phone
2609.
ROOMlNG Holses-Allison Realty COMPANY
sure has the rooming houses, large or small
any where. Call 4744.
RO0MING Houses-Two. for sale. Call at
102 North Boulder. Phone 52i7.J
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES IS

BICYCLE For sale Roys second hand bicy.
clc. large size Can 20 West Fourth street,
MOTORCYCLES For Salc--A 1915 thrcc.specd
power plus Indian motorcycle; all elee'
irical equipment and in firSt'class condi'
tion. with side car attached will take flrst
issue Liberty bonds or will trade for lot.
Phone 1851
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
FINANCIAL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ACETYLENE WELDING PLANT for sal.
complete, with automatic generator. 50
pound capacity; two torches, gauges, weld.
Ing table, one new anvil $50 lbs, one new
champion blower, forge and blacksmith
tools; must sell account of sickucS.
Roy Sullivan, 300 West Oak sreet, Enid
Okla -
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STORE MANAGER-For Oklahom and
Kansas. Apply 10 J. V. Hyland, $l7
Tailoring company, 16 West Third
STONE CUTTER - Union, on DeStcgor
building. 7. Kennedy Okmulgee
TRUCK DRIVERS wanted; must be ac-
L 1uainted with town. Phone 954.
TYPIST-Wanted lypist at Western
Union.
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PURELY Personal.

SEVERAL babies FOR adoption Mrs Mi
row ms East OliNe. Gnthric. Nk'n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
REAL ESTATE LOANS

IFNyaN.NtI Y
II YOU want a loan for five, seven or ten
years on business or residence properly
in Tulsa, principal payable at end OF term
interest scmiannually also farm loans on
same terms. see Greer Investment com.
pany. 226-227 Iowa Bldg. Phone 2l50
WANTED A loan on \ four.roont, house in
Kendall. Earl Nile, 1915 South Elgin
81 600, $1,000, $4,000 private money to loan
on Tulsa property, prompt service Ceves
y Bruce, $50 Kennedy Bldg. Phone 525t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE 3

htLl MANIID-fb bNtLt o1
CooK-Wanted at once rst'claSs, for
hotel; lady or gentleman; good salary to
right party Call or phone Chautauqua
Hotel, Chautauqua, Kan.
COOK---Wanted good experienced; also sec
ond cook. Apply at New England Cafeteria,
307 South Cincinnati
DRESSMAKER wants girl who sews neatly,
SO per week paid while learning. 2l7
New Ault Building.
GTH1. wanted, good reliable, white; will give
home to- right party. Call SO East Twelfth
Phont 559j.
GIRL Competent, white. to care for chill
dren. A239, care of World.
GIRI.-Wanted: .16 years old to run ee
vator. Southern Hardware. Call No. 1872.
GIkr wanted TO work for her board and go
to school. Apply b. f Goddard, Bixby,
GIRI.-Wantei: as assistant checker in shirt
and collar department Model Laundry
EWORK-Wauted white girl for gen.
eral housework. 600 West Archer. Phone
sEWORK-Wanied, white girl for gen.
eral housework. 325 West Twelfth, Apart
SEWORK-Wanted, Young girl TO help
with homework. Phone 1852 or call 1907
South Peoria.
LADIES wanted to sell our b. Is. shoes ard
clothing; work hours married women
preferred; sale now going on. Traders No.
l, 100 East First street.
MAID WANTEIS TO do shampooing in
beauty parlor. Phone 3il1. 2l7 First
National Bank.
MILLINERY MAKERS-Wanted, good APP
ply at Calumet Millinery Co, Ala South
Boston avenue.
STENOGRAPHER--W Young lady, oil
business: previous experience UNNECESSARY;
nominal salary TO start with; will Increase
IL proves satisfactory Kyoleum Co., 113ls
South Main.
STENOGRAPHER wanted. capable. Apply
il person. Tulsa Security Co., Second and
Boston.
YOUNG LADY attending high school or bust.
ness college to work for board and room.
5I4 South Wheeling. Phone 6676-.J.
YOUNG LADIES-Wanted to learn tele.
phone work; no experience necessary. Ap.
ply 800 Pioneer building, or call Miss SEN
ger. Phone 1900.
HELP-MALE OR FEMALE 40
MAN and wife to work or farm; woman has
housework, washing and ironing to do.
Write or phone, j. ID. Essley, Avant,
Okla
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COOK-Wanted, at once. first class, for
hotel; lady or gentleman; good salary to
right party. Call or phone Chautauqua
Hotel, Chautauqua, Kan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23

CASINGHEAD gasoline man: can get re-.
suits and manage plant economically. Ad.
dress Post Office box 1879
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

SEVENTH, f., a1S-Room and board for
gentlemen. Phone 3022-J.
ROOM and board good home cooking; ref.
prpnces piyen pbpoua l7GJ.P
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23

IIrst cIassi WHO lHUTUUB"
lv understands the Continental motor ana
best Of recommendations and know his
business 10 others need apply. Phone
1891 Hughes Motor Co, Third and
Cheyenne
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTEO-NALE

CoLoRED MAN OF ability Tor local office
work not difficult; must be steady ana
attentive to work; give references, age eS'
periencc and salary in first letter. Al
dress Rox A235 TULSA World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23

NAN WANTED-Someone to haul art.
Phone 1873, or call 1898 South Cheyenne.
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LIVE STOCK.

POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 5S
PIGEONS For Sale-Ten pairs OF Homer
pigeons. Owner moving. will sell cheap.
Phone 211g
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LEGAL.

Published in tho Tulsa Weekly Sun, October
Is 25 and November /, 2, 10. 1911
and Tulsa Daily World October
%. 1917 World Publishing
Company pubhshor)
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All want ads must be In World office b,
y IN on day before ei is to run
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.
BUSINESS PERSONALS )

OLD CL0THES--iighest priced paid fot
mems secondhand clothing. shoes and
hats. r/one 1855.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-21
OUTLINEPLANS
FOR Benefit OF
OAHU SOLDIERS
Women Discuss Ways and
Means of Holding Entertain
ments and Socials

Tentative plans to provide social en-.
tertainment for the soldiers and sail
ors Of Oahu were presented this morn
ing at a meeting Of the Women's War
Council at the Y. w. c. a. Nine dele
gates from churches. clubs and social
organizations were present, together
with a number Of visitors. Owing to
the majority of club meetings being
held but once a month, and these &C.
curing around the first week, many
Of the delegates who were present at
last weeks meeting OF the council
have not yet had an opportunity Of
hearing what their organizations have
t" say on the matter.
At a previous meeting of the wo-
men, it was decided to organize a can
teen to be held Wednesdays and Sat
urdays at the Army and Navy Y. N.
C. A. The canteen will be presided
over by ladies Of the various organi-
cations who have sent delegates to the
foods will be placed on sale for the
men Of the service. The canteen will
be placed in operation as soon as the
formal opening OF the Army ~" Is
held.
Among the reports submitted at the
meeting this morning was one from
the Iowa Club, composed of residents
or natives Of the state Of Iowa. The
club will entertain all service men
from Iowa at DR.. A. G. Hodgins' resi-
dence, Waikiki beach, tomorrow at
ternoon. The Christian church has
set aside one Sunday evening each
month for the army and navy enlisted
men. At this service the men will
have charge of everything but the
preaching. The ladies will also con-
cuct one social each month for the
soldiers.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
plan to hold a fellowship luncheon
crery Sunday night. Generally the at
tendance is made up of soldiers.
The war council this morning
voted to accept the offer of the Y.
W. c. A. to give their pageant, Co
lumbia Calls" at the residence and
grounds of Mrs. Walter Frear, on the
afternoon of October 8. The plan is
to start a contingent fund for the
council. This pageant was presented
earlier in the week for the Civic Con.
vention delegates.
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Will
Celebrate START
OF WORK ON GYM
Especial sta..Buil.s,n corrssponasues.,

NSb0S4oA
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Sept. 20.
One of Schofield's dreams is about
to be realized, for work has started
on the gymnasium for use Of the
troops stationed at the big post, labor
ers and artificers commencing work
on the long sought for structure the
early part of the week. No formal
ceremonies marked the laying Of the
first sill, though quite number Of
the boys were interested spectators
when work was started. The site of
the new gymnasium is on the main
road, between Cashier and Schofield,
ard the structure will be located be-
tween Companies II and K, 32nd In
fantry. When the various canton
ments will have been completed the
gym" will be most centrally located
and of easy access to all the troops.
F. Chaplain Fealy considered some
program should commemorate the real
ization of the gymnasium, and to that
end has arranged for "a big compli:
mentary smoker to be held at the post
athletic park next Saturday afternoon.
Ten numbers grace the program. some
of the more prominent athletes to
donate their services being Robbie"
Moore, Jusko, Hunt, Wiess, Chavz,
Smith and others, and some pretty
fast work should feature the bouts.
The following members appear on
the program:
1. Eugene Bernath. Battery B. 1st
Field Artillery, Cy Perkins, U. S.
s. Alert.
2. Joey Leblanc. Headquarters Com
pany, 1st Field Artillery, Guy Her.
ron, Battery F, 9th Field Artillery.
3. Joe Chavez, Troop F. 4th Cavalry,
Emmett Smith, NJ. G. Company,
End Infantry.
4. Bobby" Moore, Company K, 32nd
Infantry, Johnnie Trione, Troop E,
4th Cavalry.
5. Robert Wordlow, Company E, 25th
Infantry, Billy Rochon, Company L,
25th Infantry.
6. Henry Langford, Company E, 25th
Infantry, Joe Richard, Company E,
25th Infantry.
Z. Alexander Zeno, Company E, 25th
Infantry, Willie Johnson, Company
G, 25th Infantry.
8. Charlie Ferguson, Signal Corps,
Willie Fitzgerald, Company F, 1st
Infantry.
8. Morris Wiess, Battery A, 9th Field
Artillery, Leo Houillon, Company
G, End Infantry.
10. Herman Hunt, Troop F. 4th Cav
airy. Irwin Jusko, Signal Corps.
Officials: Major Mitchell. Medical
Corps; Chaplain Fealy, LIST Reid Artil'
lery, Lieut.. O'Keefe, U. s. s. Alert;
Lieut.. Hemenway, LIST Infantry, c. M.
A. O'Brien, U. S. S. KS; Sgt. Stone,
4th Cavalry; Mr.. Andrew Farrell, r.
0. T. c.
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OF
EIGHT HOURLAW
TOFACE COURTS
[ CONTINUED from cage IL

ing our men at the rate of time and
half for overtime. We are allowing
them to work more than the eight
hours at their own request, for they
tell US that they can get longer hours
on private jobs in the city, with cor.
respondingly greater pay. Carpenters
are especially scarce at the present
time and are drawing good money"
Notice has also been served upon
the Lord.Young Engineering company
that no resacking of cement is to be
made on the territorial job without
a representative Of the board on hand
to inspect it. The notice states that
resacking is in violation of the law
and Is not to be tolerated except I'm.
der conditions where it will be re-.
moved at once.
The cause of the harbor boards &C.
ton in this regard was letter from
Inspector William DESMOND, assert.
ing that several sacks of cement load
ed with dirt and rice husks had been
discovered during the course of the
work recently, evidently the result of
sweeping up scattered cement from
the floors.
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CONGRESSIONAL
DELEGATION TO
VISIT ISLANDS

Hawaii is to again be visited by
a party of congressman. according to
a cable which was received yesterday
By Delegate Kuhio from his secre.
tary. Jack Desha. The party is CON-
ing as a result Of an invitation ex.
tended the congressman by the dele
gate about two weeks ago, The cable
from the delegates secretary read as
follows:
Congressional party scheduled leave
Mstsonia, November /; leave Homo.
lulu. Maui. November IS. Advise if
satisfactory"
Delegate KuhIo expects the party to
number about so men, although this
has not been definitely established.
He will advise Secretary Desha that
the arrangements so far made are
satisfactory. There is a territorial
appropriation Of $4,000 to pay the en-
penses Of the congressmens trip to
the islands. The party is expected 10
arrive on November I anu remain
three weeks.
Since word has been received that
the congressman are to visit Hawaii,
it is assumed by the delegate that con-
gress is planning on adjourning before
the party starts for Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-21
REFUND MONEY READY
BUT FEW CALL FOR II

Evidently there are lot of resi-
dents in Lusitana improvement dis.
trict who are so wealthy that sums
of money from 50 to $124 do not APP
peal to them even though they have
but to call and ask to receive it.
At least it so appears from the
small number of residents who have
called for the money which the city
and county treasurer is refunding to
owners of property in that district un.
der the provisions Of Act 241 Of the
last legislature Arrangements were
made by City and County Treasurer
L. D. Conkling to handle the matter
for the convenience Of the interested
persons and a notice published that
the money was ready for refund but to
date only small number Of the 40 to
whom money is due have called and
received it.