Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28

goods I4Hrurl % lt Unfortunately
one ui tu. -Usftra uf supply OF our
yarn from which We expected "a
large guanutg mas disappointed US
by turning ont defective yarn which
We cannot send Go chapters, and We
Will therefore Doe delayed IN getting
materials Co some chapters Nhcro
tho materials are not delivered 60
Ihc chapters HH needed. that chapter
viii OF uuuusr. receive am extension
uf lime for the delivery OF ia allot-
mcut ~ kuitfed goods
tSlrnudi George w simmons.
Manager Southwestern Division.
The United states civil service
commission announces definitely 20
tho public that steps will at once be
taken 90 relieve tho rougested. liV-
Ing conditions In Washington which
have been an obstacle IN The way
OF rocr1itinR the civil service TO
meet war needs The commission
b advised by the department Of Ia.
Dor tsat the erection OF temporary
hotels and restaurants Co be con-
Quoted under government suporNi-
sion for the use of federal employees
IN Washington viii begin early this
month
n ls expected thnt tho first build
ing will be ready FOR occupancy
early in september AccOml%odu-
lions will ftst be provided FOR APP
proNlmately live thousand persons.
Additional accommodations will Dee
provided as thcy ars needed. In the
meantime the Oum-r,Hi-traiiuu OF
flee. which Dos conducted by the bis'
trlut ~ Columbia council of national
defense. IS able 10 provide rooming
and bOnLt Qn4as accommoda A..
tons ~<S1Pthc ncW-f fisTSlniccs 40
the Iatest report. the room-rcgistra-
t.on office had ON iu lists more
than five thousand rooms which
had bern inspected and found avail
able Tor government employees
thuvU who arrive on late trains
may find accommodations for the
nlCht at the booth of the district
council of defense. which is promi-
ucntly situated iu the union station.
where an trains arrive.
"Oh' Gee Houses is the name
hv which tho hostess houses con
utructrd by the Young NumcnH
christian association ut the thirty
-FOUR camps ana ,antoum'nis have
come 90 be known "Oh' Gee was
tho expression used hy the soldiers
who first saw 'bo Bteuor ~ tho
Camp keurroy nogo oss house whicN
is furnished Joe bright California
culors. and ho soldiers suggested
nat the place be chriHtened the
"Oh' Gee House
Since The middle OF June 1871,
when the hostess house Tor the lte-
rrryo officers Training camp at
PhtisuurF N w. was opened This
branch M the work NJ the y w. g..
A. war couucil has extended to most
of the camps Two hoSteas houses
f0r friends Of CuiGIsd troops are
open aud eight more aro being built
NO other place boz hostess
house attracts the soldiers with 90
vital an interest as the nursery '
uuid one Of the workers. They look
Ir cautiously Aui man aftor man
upturs into the room Co see the bu-
hios lrft there tu rest Many man
mas said. m looks more like home
than anything / have seen since
entered the army
Tho United states government s.
chow dircOuraFiug the burning Of
midnight OH. Tor % iH umouuced
thut the supply Of kerosene will run
short next winter Every user 's
cnjolued to do his part toward maxi
ing evrry gallon 90 fnll war duty
. D. Giving forth rs fulI measure ~
Usm and heat and saving can o."
taUnuui hcd only n good care H