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The Washington herald., 1919-05-30

years ago when the spoils
system was in vogue. The
Civil Service law has given
government employees GER
tain tenure of Office, with the
result that many men who
formerly maintained citizen
ship in the States have now
adopted the District as their
homes and will be eligible to
vote here should national rep
resentatiou be adopted.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
U. S. Housing Body Under Fire.

Investigating OF the United States
housing commission is asked in a
resolution offered yesterday by Sena-
tor New. OF Indiana
Expense Of constructing govern
ment don ories. and the revenue OBJ
tained from them are among the
data asked for
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
Air Route to Race Track.

Albany. N. Y. May 29-Racing en-
thusiasts will get their excitement
two ways. Present plans cali for
establishment of aerial passenger
service to the Saratoga race track.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
HUN COUNTER PLEA
RECEIVED AND ALLIES
START FRAMING REPLY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
advance OF the allied armies il IL
should become necessary.
The statement that Count Won
Brockdorff- -Rantzau is going back TO
Berlin was denied today at Versailles.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-30
e. anation Without Representation is Tyranny'

The Washington Herald believes that since the suffrage
being extended to the four of the ,pr certainly
worlds greatest capital entitled Our only
hope Congress- Following the Thirteenth OF daily series
of opinion by Senators and Representatives on this
ptof question
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14
SOCIETY
BY eRAClAP POPE WOOD. J

Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Miller announce
the engagement of their daughter
Margaret Irene TO Mr.. John Kenneth
Kline. The date for the wedding has
not been set.
Miss Miller, who is one of the best
known young women of Topeka, grad
uated a year ago from National Park
seminary in Washington, d. c. She
was very active in Red Cross work
during the past year, especially in the
home service department.
Mr.. Kline, who is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Kline. was formerly a
student at Washburn college. He is
a member of the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity. At present Mr.. Kline is man
aging the Kline ranch near st. Marys.
y = X
Mr.. Ralph Peterson entertained at
dinner at the Country club last eve
ming. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Freeman, Mr.. Frank By
ran. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Thrill, Mrs.
Ralph Leavitt, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.
Nichols, Miss Nellie Clough, Mr.. Peter
son.
other dinner parties were given by
Mrs. David Mulvane and Mr.. Bruce
Mcfarland.
y X y
An engagement of unusual interest
to Topeka people is that of Miss
Dorothy Sherman Smith to Mr..
Charles Kouns now of Dallas Texas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

The wedding will take place this fall
Miss Smith, who is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Andrew Smith,
has made her home for several years
with her grandmother. Mrs L. F.
Sherman of Topeka. Miss Smith was
graduated this spring from Linwood
college, st. Charles, Mo. She had
been student there three years, and
was a member of the Beta Epsilon
Gamma sorority.
Mr.. Kouns is the son of the late c.
w. Kouns, former general manager of
the Santa Fe railway. His sisters,
Miss nellie Kouns and Miss Sarah
kouns, are well k1-C wn in the musical
world. Mr.. Kouns was formerly a
student at Dartmouth college where
he belonged to the Sigma Chi fra
ternity. At present he is secretary of
the American Motors Finance COM
pany of Dallas.
= y
Mrs John Long, of Kansas City, who
is here visiting her son. Mr.. John
Long, Jr., gave picnic last week in
honor of his birthday at Wakarusa
Falls. A few of the younger college
set were guests.
Miss Katherine McDonough, who
has been living at 704 Tyler street.
will leave this week for Ireland. She
will sail July 20. She will travel on
the "Aquitania' and will land at
Southampton. From Southampton
she will go to London, to Manchester,
to Liverpool and then to Dublin, where
she will make a visit of six months to
her brother. Mr.. Patrick McDonough
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

Miss Louise Libern. Miss Catherine AL
len. Miss Aileen Cowgirl and Miss
Smith.
News has been received of the ar
rival in New York of Edward l..
Mooney and Leo T. Mooney. two To-
peka boy who have been with the A.
E. F. in France. They will go to Fort
Dodge, Ia. this week to be discharged.
Miss Ora Moneypenny will leave
about the first of August to spend two
months in Ohio.
Mrs. A. B. Moore and her son, Mr..
Bernard Moore. will leave this week
for the Pacific coast. They will visit
Denver, Salt Lake City and San Fran
cisco. Later they will go to Bakers
field. where they will join Mrs. Moore's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Thomp-
son, for a motor trip to San Diego
and other southern California points.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

much as anything for him to reply.
well no wonder" as any we'll ordered
Kansas man would. and instead he
says. why I don't see why they
should be-You are a most exceed
ingly, unusual charming woman you
know" it is disconcerting! 1t makes
you feel like you do when you finally
make up your mind to throw some
thing away for good and the faithful
dog comes wagging his tail and plants
it at your feet a few minutes later.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

The women of the Military Sister,
hood who are working on the honor
roll will have lunch together tomor-
row at the Chamber of Commerce A
business meeting will be held after
lunch.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-14

EPEE book of sixty-eght pages that gives you tho
4A1zA best recipes for results in preserving.
Easy follow The Corn Products Cook Book is hand
somely ustrated-and it's free Write today for it.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
Free Proof " I
To You
Not ono Penny WIN HICH-TONE
Cost You, " IL Don't Prove Of
Genuine Worth In YOUR CASE

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tonir-ii il doesn brine 20 you new enerr,
q splendid appetite. rrsfiul sleep peaceful
and quiet neryesH-if lt dorsn 9 destroy that
tired feeling and build you up. then Rich.
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on each bottle Is plairlv printed. money
rhssrful'y refunded n not entirely nusfar.
tory and your own local trpgEist viii ."t
vow Try Rich Tone on this money back
guarantee
One user SAYS. 'I was run down after =
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, Rich Tone males more red rOrpusrlrs an.
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Rich Tone rests the tired nerves. restores
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money back guarantee. sold locally By
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
Women Just What
Their Hubbies
Make Them
---------- IiN ---
NORA COLE SKINNER


Women are JUST what their hus-
bands make them
A few OF The genilcr sex have
gotten logc her aud decided To- vote
against MT 'Auuuymuua Sub
hcrIbtr' VINO wrote IN asking for
"a remedy Tor the gTuuCh,s. stating
lhd' ms VIE had en- and got up
aH cross as a bear and Eruwles all
hdy long onc woman suggests hat
hcro IN possibly a reason
Lot me explain Il case that /
know of here M Tulsa. she writes
MIA - la % young woman
with an ordinarily good dispoM-
ton, ohliEing and always willing
10 do u favor fur family cor friends.
Ihis summer for Two months sne
has been arising 300 the morning
uicd, cross" ana irritable, disin-
Cliued TO do anything thai was not
absolutely necessary Every hing
Ir.tated her and she was uuwill-
INK even fu dress up u the .cyr.
nlngi To 90 out, and seemed to
pT.t,r Go iauuE, around The house.
She never sang around the place
ANY more. newer Wtu any interest
In anything. seemed 10 be dull all
o.
when asked TO do anything FOR her
family ur friends.
Everyone won dcrcd and
thuuEht she was growing Co be- an
hWiu Crouch ' Suu uaEged az her
husband continually aud when ho
ulru tu 'Jlk tp ucr she cricl. Fin.
ally, one morning. feeling worse
than usual. she went To- see her
al D..
malaria fever Have you ever had
it2 II you have YOU don't wonder
at her crouch
The doctor is treating her now
and she is r'EliuluE hcr interest iu
lie and her good disposition. and
she sings al ncr Homework You
know that h. always good sign.
Men 30 often tlhnk woman
doesn't have anything 10 do be-
cause rho ia home all day. but /
know women who are mp at $3.50
and O'Clock In the morning and
they work all day and still they
are never through untll Z or 4
O'Clock az night Maybe Uncle
Rufus as ne calls himself, rs sort
uf Il Crouch himself 10 you know
that when man comes home with
q crouch and grUwls at his wife II
usually makes her growl back
when W. has been doing her best
at home all day ana Is sort OF tired
when evening comes.
Let mo suggest Uncle Rufus
that you find out what condition
your wifc's health IL In before you
condemn her for Crouch IL
. r.'n me that most mon nevcr
wives are feeling bad
~ unless rhov ""r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
CITY BRIEFS S

j HARMON ladies' tailor with "a
shop al $40 south Main, leaves today
for an extended trip throughout the
east
A NJ. WEIGH, county humane
agent. is expected to return 90 ni,
ufu.c the last uf this week ittcr %
months vacation, M company with
Mrs WEIGH. In Colorado
MRS ! H. ROSS and daughters.
DAISY VI. and Mildred T., have gone
lo colorado Sprlngs for q AIN weeks.
vacation Their home Ia Tu.At is
80 South Utica
-
MISS CARRIE G. Loveitc. county
home demonstration agent aud Mrs
Sada GrommeL city homo demon.
urutluu agent are iu SullWaicr
" here they went to attend the turcr
weeks annual Wumcna runirrrn ~"
~ government demonstration agents
They viii be absent another wees.
r. u SUITS. CREDIT manager or
Halliburton Abbott COMPANY and
chairman uf the retail credit men H
Association OF TulsI, left last night
fUr &c. Paul Miuu.. whore hc goes rs
a delegate representing the local or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
At Leading Tulsa Dealers

Anderson Grocery, sol N Greenwood.
W. A Baker. 3Ot n Frankfort
w cSusy Grocery, 1907 s Main 81.
curry Gray, sol n Frankfort
CoK and Neal Market, Archer and
Boulder
Duluth Grocery, zoe Duluth
East End Market, 2i7 East Third.
Elgin's Grocery, sl5 East Third
Field, Grocery. s2s South Main.
Fox Grocery. 7oi North Main
rarmsrs' Mea, Co, lo7 East first
Gems Grocery, TOO West PARK st.
Gems Grocery. ltoi Eas, Hodge,
Hoffman, 8, i2t North Elun
Hendricks Market IA East Third
Hoffman, 0sorge, 700 West First
X. and NJ. Grocery, as wsst THIRD.
Hoke Grocery, aoi South Main.
Lsnda, Ben, Grocery, lss N. Boston.
MarSovi,I Grocery. sol West Finh.
Miud Grocery. 1919 East Hodge.
Miles Grocery. 126 West Tirr.
Moussr Bros. $50 North Main.
Peoples Exchange Grocery, III East
First
Purity Market IL East Second.
Ravitz. L.. sic West Archer
Settles Market, 10 East second
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
FOOT SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
Kansas city thlrupOdist Discovers
Remarkable Compound tO
Remove turns.

49, T. HlNon. a we'll known Kansas
city Chitopodlst. cNplnins his won.
uDfml method whereby any one van
remove cornS or c1lluses AT home as
follows
Merely go 10 a drug store and
get small package of Cactus Corn
Compound which costs only "A few
cents The bottle Is sufficient 10 re-
move dozens OF cornr All you do BE-
10 paint the corn with the compound
ana shortly It II or entirely No
pain and you continue with your
work as usual
Hundreds OF people In this city
have tried Mr lIiNonr method and
found II effective no pain or dan
ger.
Cactus Corn Compound can be
procured at any drug store and your
money will be refunded II yOI are
not satisfied --Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

right down In he'd and simply un-
ahlc TO stand ON their feet"
she HlEns herself "a married
woman who has had six scars
business experience and q good
many years. cNpcIicnCc In tho bus
lhot~ OF wife and housckCcpyI.
Shes right Of course.
There IN always cause for
every sftect We were taught tha'
way back In grammar school
something is vitality wrong when
woman persists IN being out Of
humor getting and giving no
pleasure about her home aud
complaining AZ triflcs II IT'S not
her health 10 can De traced ip
something else that might hc
rightcd.
And 20 ls true that a woman is
Jus what her husband makes her
The Joke ia old. hut 20 In ant.
Ma dii pa promise you much
btInIc YOU were married %"
Nv dear. we've been married
over 20 years and your fuihor MI
not caught up yet with the things
ne promised | should have ln the
first year"
, '''' '''N i'l' N'lh'lN lNIih NUI 10
D" as rosy us 10 WIS planned IL
not promised But. allowing ihlt
the husband has done the best hc
could tn make the material dreams
come true. wife would count
such loss ns nothing n hr retained
.VS"u uIancc ~ the attitude toward
her ~ sweetheart days Women
are not 49, mCrCouary aa men
mink 4 wfc does not mind
lliling 20 heavy prcscrvlug kettle
from he table 10 the stove s.,
much as enc wants him To- think io
offer 10 DO 10 Tor her
II iH certain that the gIrI OF hIs
choltr suited iu perfection m tho
beginning. ana 10 is certain that mo-
matter the hardshlps. mo- true.
he"IIhy woman could brrume a
crouch go hong as he continued TO
show mat he SIN held her dear.
Mans love ls ~ mans lie "A thing
apart 'ils wuman's whole exist
oncc.' What woman could he
come Hpiiflre 20 man who.
upon leaving In ma morning said
Goodbye, honey" and returning
IN the afternoon. called oui.
Where are YOU honey"
When father comes ut night and
mother smiles az him, 70 mcans u
great deal u means n great deal
more when they smile az each
other
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
IN CLASSIC STYLE

DALTON Ca. Aus Is EmuIat.
lur Warriors of old who "frli ON
their swords whom out " luck Clur.
rnoo Franklin, serving whitfield
county ON the chain gang Tor "a mis-
domcanor, stuck his pick into the
Ground, backed on ana made "a dive
h,1d first at the sharp end of the
other sid" of he pick The pick
WIS driven q little further into the
ground, llpukin'H head was slightly
bruised md the guards seized him
'i once and forced him tu resume
work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
IOeoanut Oil Makes
a Splendid Shampoo

" you want to keep your hair "A
,,.q s,2 condition. Doe careful what yoI
'a'h it with w
,. ''. soaps and prepared sham
t. contain toN much uIkalL This
.. ..' scalp. makes the hair brit
...-,l aug Us very harmful Mulsifled
,rf '.'l. .. o'. shampoo (which is pure
N.r.. ...'"F gr"1solcss). is much
M. Ntn anything else YOU can
,',.r ~ lar smmpoolnr. as this can't
g.'.y 'nfuro the hair.
,,,e.lPP woistcn your hair with
.'.. ana rub 10 in one or two
h,t,.''hi1's viii make an abun-
r.,, ol rich creamy lathcr and
D. T me hair and scalp thorough
,,r,,'.gg "'hor rinscs out easily and
t-.r every particle " dirt. dan
t#,' ana rNcessive oil. The hair
ssys, quickly and evenly and n
tr't. . in' and silky, bright,
NJ, 'np.'1.y 20 manage.
H H,t CON nat mulsinod cocoanut
\, y ,,....ho' 't most any drug store
10 .,.I. cheap ana n few ounces
h~1. ,h 4" hs, everyone in the
l i'r monihs-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
pfTAIL MERCHANTS
70 EDUCATE BUYERS
n,Icrntlon 10 ~. Paul Con.
lion With Copies Of Spirit and
Big ldcns,
70 DISCUSS LEGISLATION
49,, problrmS WIN lie Considered
a, National Gathering; Large
Attendance Assured.

g.. .lsrnsIun nt recent weekly
..,soe ar ho Associated Retail
,..l., men Uo two purposes OF the
...,i.,r we're defined MS "educn
M, And protection" Education OF
a. taunr public. ot the credit
rr,or. anl protection Of the retail
,,.brrr vino Jets his merchandise
oy, ofn store ON credit
a., .rr nI, rho holshcviki believes
L ....fu.ir..u Is uucivilizod, and re-
.-gIl. managers of Tulsa certain
o., NOT ..Hr with them I'm this be-
The Tu..a lsaoeiutlon now has ~
-.mb,r. .r 'nr Retail Credit Mems
yuort l#0rniion, ana through
OH. rtfiunU urulnizItion is able 10
...,,iF uH much more efficient
! N., than b, would otherwise be pos
81 T. gur4 ~ the Halliburton
nbau company and ". II Peck ~
a FlH stationery company left
\ p..hr Nr st Paul MINI, TO rep
.s.r1t hu Tulsa association In the
.,n,olI convention. whore a great
-,rv uH...'s uf Importance 10 re-
,r credit mon viii hc brought up
.sI worked .ut. one ~ which is the
,55otlon uNnr national pay your bin
hy such day would take the
.',ee OF tHu nIy.up campaigns which
,,s now pu' uu hy different orgnnlza-
.a-. frpm time to time. The day
would hu marked hy proclamn
a7os issued bE governors uf states
,ri MAYORS Uf cities and through
r,r.arr .u mlr1zincs. The Tulsa
v5rlaau a heartily In favor Of
u.h q move
The Tulsa delegates are taking
1000 can,rs ~ the chamber of com
usr,s publication. "Thc Tulsa Spirit
20 ihp convention. which viii be dis
.-ruied among tho three thousand
s.sca',s from an over the United
yates IUrrv city ~ any size and
.ap0r,IueH Will be represented
The matter ~ some desirable ma
HtraI 'u. alton will also he taken
lr and steps 90 gain such legislation
r1I be- uEoT one ~ the bills now
grlor consideration ~ to permit the
ar.shHrn' cf federal employees
rfo do NOT pay their bills
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
4ure of Utah
tfforts Being Made to Snare
Women in Mormon Net;
Still Practiced.

I 20 show 10 tho uninitiated polygppy
| Is set forth M a divine and perIha-
: ncnt institution.
once the conversion is made, and
/ the girl has left her parents roof
/ TO travel across the seas, her morals
/ are undermined. and the breaking
I In process begins Too late she
| discovers the awful degradation
| awaiting her. Girls are not the
| only victims.
Many young married woman
/ has been encouraged to forsake "a
/ husband who Is Goddess gen
| tile" and join the Saints In Utah
without his knowledge.
II never transpires In England
| that the creed Is sensual and devil
| ish, and few here know that tho
| church Il merely n strong political
/ organ; ,tion 10 try and overthrow
| the United states government
When English girls get to Utah
| they are either taught that plural
| marriages are sacred. and that they
! must reverence the polygamous
= Z al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
SpEEDSTER JAMS INTO
AUTO; TWO ARE HURT

Two men ,n a Buick touring ca
Iwashod up three other cars. iniur
"a two men and then drove or with
90, uopp.us NJ the corner ot SeCou.
md E.r.U streets NJ 1880 o'Cloc
As, night The two men hurt w"t
I' lh0I'thn face 10y flying glass an
we're h11'r bruised They were ~,
moved lo 'ho.r homes In private cAi
Tho ,uo men In the Buick We
driving 90 % high rate ~ speed dow
Second Srn't ana started to cut n
corner and rO south on Elgin. stril
Hga Ford car beside u and runnlf
hli uu into % Dodge driven by r s.
Cassidy of jerks. and another For
ne names NJ the injured men cou
w De learned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

PITTSBURGH Pa, Aug "a
mysterious package wrapped In a
rcd tnblecloth was buried In tho
yard next door early SUNDAY morn -
ing,' was the message RECEIVED by
the police recently. Two police
mon. armed with shovcls. we're hur-
ricdly sent TO tho sccrF of tho burial
and uncarthed a dead cat II was
rehuricd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
Embarrassing Hairs Can
Be Quickly Removed
,uoau,y Culture)

Hairs can Dee easily banished fro
ne SKIN hy this quick. painle
A,A'1 Min into a sur paste son
N',frI tDl.oue and water. sprcI
20 h'ir| surface and In or ) mi
..~ rgh .tf wash the skin and
w De 'ru" from hair or blemls
sS1'.p.nr n yD'N stubborn growth
vn' alp."t.nU ls sufficient.
N.A Disappointment buy the del
''' ih AH original package --Ad,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

0riNed today ny the STATE depart
mcut Press dispatches from san
salvador under date of Thursday
suil Julu Acoap hud been named
pru.Hl'ull president
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

WASIlNGTON. Aug I6 Juan
rnulisa Quiroz assumed uffcc al
acting president ~ Costa Rlnn On
August ~, according to advice, go.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
ApIEs stOOO REWARDI

~ Rrgcsutfui 'scathly' Cern pouad Safely rssvts
81 ths iene~ut most ostr ste shnurnsl essea IN
Maf y q Duuhia strength !, 40 ipsutt frtt udhist
Ga Z. A, tsVDpEeIOa EGMtlJ CO. HNski CIT, aa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

smitus Grocery, iioi East Hodge.
sherry Grocery. Tenth and ClslAnd.
Smith and Hopping. iIi West Third
Traders No. ?, West Tulsa.
Traders No. I. los East First.
Traders No. >. is East Second.
wAntiand's. 1T North Main.
wsldy Bros, q Ess, First
Yves, Side Grocery SIS west Fifts.
viaduc, Grocery, 72o wsr Third
Welcome Grocery, i22 North Green.
Wood
wakes Market. 2i West Archer
Uniou Market, l2a North Greenwood.
osass Grocery Co. io7 East first
Eovtums. 3O9.ll 3. Boulder.
Help Yourself Grocery, IA +. Third.
City Market, Archer aud Boulder.
Empress Grocery Il wfs, Third.
SAND SPRINGS. OKLA.
Harris and Hooper,
Hilson Grocery
NJ r King and Sons
J y Lawlo's
? T Macon
G c and W winters.
I. L. West.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-09
TAKE GUNS AND GUNNERS
OFF MERCHANT VESSELS.

7 Washington, Jan. 5.-Naval guns
andE.lpners placed on American mer-
chant ships to protect them agains,
German sub29afines are being removed
as rapidly as the vessels reach pO,rts
said an announcement today by tn.
shipping board. The rifles and their
crews are returned to the navy. while
the steel gun emplacements mounted
on. the bow and stern are dumped or
the docks without ceremony after they
are cut away.
With the withdrawal of the naval
crews, Accommodations are afforded On
each ship for apprentice seamen, ire
men and stewards, junior DECK officers
and junior engineers who will be
given their final training at sea after
the course in the shore schools. The
officers must have three months sea
duty before receiving their licenses.