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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
THE TRACY SYSTEM"
Leslie's Weekly Writes UP the Sheriff
of Washington County.

The last issue of Lesle's Illustrated
Weekly contains picture of the famil-
lar face of Sheriff Frank Fl. Tracy, ad.
vocator of the honor system in jails
and prisons. The article reads:
"The other day, Boston newspaper
reporters We're surprised at an out
pouring of men and a few women from
the Jail. 1t would have looked like a
Jail delivery if the prisoners hadnt
come down the steps laughing and
chatting just like ordinary folk. In
quiry developed the fact that there was
band concert on the common, sew
eral blocks from the Jail The sheriff
opened the cells and jail doors and the
music lovers sailed forth. No guards,
no sign of the strong arm They left
the jail split up into little groups,
and sauntered down the avenue. There
were % prisoners who were loosed on
the community by Sheriff Tracy's act.
At 5 O'Clock that night there were ~
of them back in their cells.
''Ail of the prisoners serving terms
have Jobs about the town. Half OF
what they make goes to the county
for their maintenance, and the other
half to the prisoners family, or him.
self, if he il unmarried They are let
out of their cells in the morning TO go
to work, and they 90 alone They re-
turn alone and going to their cell doors.
Unlock them with the keys obtained
from the wall of the sheritf's office
They return TO their cells, and in clos
ing their cell doors, lock themselves in.
Back in 1907 Sheriff Tracy put his
system into effect, He realized chat
the evil OF the system then in vogue,
and still generally in vogue elsewhere,
is that prisoners sentenced for mis-
demeanors have been kept in idleness
with nothing to do but corrupt one an
other, He saw that prisoners left
jail worse men and women than when
when they entered. He saw that for
n prisoner to regain his self respect
he must be employed at remunerative
labor.
Gle had his troubles He was criti-
cized. even yillified, according to DR..
w. II. Singerland, who was sent to
Vermont by the Russell Sage Founda-
tion to investigate, but he won his
point III INib TIC ABfhbHt RGlalA
ture passed law permitting any shcr'
iff in the state to Use the same sys-
tenn. It was adopted with modifica
tions, but not very marked ones, at the
state prison in Windsor. The Tracy
system. perhaps better known as the
Vermont system. is now in effect TO a
greater or lesser degree in Connecticut,
Delaware, Ohio and Wisconsin.
"The sheriff, in his earlier expert |
ments, found opposition from organized
labor, so he came to an understanding
with the trade unions. The unions viii
allow no prisoner, not even union
zed man, 10 work on union job, al. |
hough he regains his union status on
lis release, 50 the sheriff and his pris
1ners stick to un -unionized forms, of |
employment, while the sheriff gets his
men as good Jobs AZ as good wages |
- he can The Vermont plan takes !
~ burden of caring for the prison
rs of the taxpayers shoulders, il i'm
proves the health and self frespeet of
he prisoner, aud IN most cases II |
makes him better man when he |
caves Jail than when he enters, Parole /
,rpakers have been few.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
GAUNTLET CONCEALED
NAP OF FORTIFIC4TION
Curious Find of Round House En-
ployee When Fighting Fire in
Illinois Freight Shops.

Decatur. III, June 20. fearing
apart the gauntlet of an old leather
glove which he had picked up when
fighting a fire at the Wabash railroad
shops, H.. Won Boeckmau, roundhouse
employe. today found concealed there
in a ground plan OF the fortifcations
about the city of Amiens, France. The
drawing was on tracing muslin.
In the other glove was found an
other map. but it was so damaged
that the traeiugs were illegible. Both
were encased in oil cloth and sewed
in between the two layers Of leather
which formed the gauntlet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
BARBER SHOP CLOSED.
Alleged Dallying with Liquid Deprives
ST. Johnsbury Citizens of Shaves.

ST Johnsbury, June 26.-FeliN Rabi-
deau Of Manchester. y. H., is confined
in Caledonia county jail on the charge
of furnishing liquor to a party of st.
Johnsbury men. Joseph Relation, Reu
ben Morrison and Dennis Cassidy have
also been arrested as participants.
The first meeting Of these men is
said TO have been in a barber shop
on Eastern avenue in this town. A
free for.all fight occurred Sunday III
which liquor played no small part. No
one was seriously injured
Mr. ChampauX. the owner of the bar
bershop. sold the place Monday and left
toRB. The arrest II the other men soon
followed with the result that the bar
Der shop Is closed The case will be
brought before Municipal court next
week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
MRS. BASHAw WILL LIVE.
Woman Shot at Mofnsviile Resting
Comfortably in Hospital

=. Johnsbury. june - Mrs Levi
=. Bashaw. Who was shot through the
read hy her former husband az his
restaurant in Nor TisVille. and who ysas
rushed 10 the BrghtIosk hospital
where she was cared for BY Dr. John ".
Allen. vas very comfortable a. the hos
rital Yesterday and d Is expected that
she uil live Bashaw. after shcoIiug
hi- uife. turned the revolver upon him
seif. kiling himself Instantly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
ON HIS LAST VOYAGE.
Captain William Finch of White Star
Line 20 Years a Seaman.

New York, June 26.-Captain Will
liam Finch, senior commander of the
White Star line fleet and for 46 years
seaman, took the steamer Baltic out
for Liverpool to-day on his last voy-
age a. skipper He viii be retired
on pension when he reaches Liverpool.
Captain Finch received the order of
the British empire from King George
for his services a. a ship commander
during the war and il was his ship that
took General John J. Pershing and his
staff to France in 1917.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
CHELSEA, MASS, GAINS.
Shows Growth of 80 Per Cent in 10
Year Period

Washington, d. c., June ga cen.
sus bureau announcement to-day
placed the population of Taunton
Mass, at 37,l37. This represents 10
year gain for Taunton Of 2,s7s, or s.4
per cent.
Other figures announced included:
Chelsea, Mass, 1854, increase 10. T32,
OF 33,l per cent.
Des Moines, Iowa, l26,460, increase
40.l00. or 46.4 per cent
Wichita Falls, Texas. 40,07a. increase
81 $40, or 3ss.s per cent.
Eugene, Oregon. 1888, increase Of
1854, or l7.6 per cent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
wHITEwASH FOR B. C.
Vermont Carries of Seven Runs in
Yesterdays Game.

Burlington, june 26.-The Univer-
sity Of Vermont baseball team again
strengthened it's claim Of having one
Of the best college ball teams in New
England when il whitewashed the
strong Boston college nine of Boston
by the score of : to o.
The local collegians completely out
classed the visitors at all stages of the
game. Nelson Duba, the star fresh
man pitcher Of the college world.
wound up his first year at college in oie
luxe manner. holding the Boston team
to five scattered hits, making six bats
men take three healthy ~&ngs at the
apple and hit the air. and mastering
the visitors throughout the nine in
nings. The score:
R.H y.
B. c. 100000 OO-o 5 :
Vermont 22lOOO 2O-7 ,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
EMERY-GAsKELL.
Son Of Hon. and Mrs. c. S. Emery
Married at Bennington Last Evening.

Bennington. june 26-Lieutenant
Donald 7. Emery. son of Colonel and
Mrs. Curtis s. Emery of Newport. and
Miss Isabel Gaskell. daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. Elmer y. Gaskell of Beuniug
ton. formerly Of St Iohnsbury. were
married 1T 80 last evening az tie
chapel II the Second congregational
church hv the pastor. Rev George :
Mills. The bridesmaids were Aiis- DSri~
Emery of Newport. sister u The bride
rroarl. aud Aiiss Jeanette Perkins sii
Beuninfan The mstrou Il honor ua-
AIRS. uti- Naciariznd 81 Niazara Psil~
The best mau Vas Elias Shisrff -
New York. fellow ofioer IN frauee
and o. uhose henuic efforts On pue or-
os-iun the Bridegroom nUe- BE- lite
TIE usIrrs ucrr Captain Reginald Bur
rel af Newport sni Freleritk Briiion
81 iuuesburgh Team
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
TEXAS 40 ARE
PLEDGED TO M4DOO
Delegates Caucus on Way to San Fran
cisco and Are Unanimously for
Ex-Secretary for Presi-
dent.

Salt Lake City, Utah, June rs. At q
caueus here yesterday the Texas dele
cation to the San Francisco convention
unanimously put itself on record for
the nomination of MeAdoo and pledged
every one of the 40 delegates to his
support.
In taking this step the delegates said
they were following the lead of the
immortal 40" which in 1912 at Balti-
more entered the lists for Wilson and
stood by him through the balloting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
DECISION ON X. X.
WAGES BY JULY 20
Labor Boards Announcemen is Said
to Have Averted Early Strike.

Chicago, June ga decision on the
demands Of railroad employees for wage
increases will be made on or before
July 20 by the railway labor board.
Judge r. NJ, Barton, chairman, said
in statement late yesterday. The
award would be retroactive to May /,
the statement said.
Mr.. Lee said that secret plans had
been made by disaifected union ele
ment TO spread the strike throughout
the country because of the continued
delay M announcing the wage ruling.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
THREE KILLED WHEN
AUTO STRUCK TRAIN
The Fourth Person Was Injured il
Automobile Accident
To-day.

Anderson. Ind, June Charles
Huffman, 45, his son. John. IL, and
Elmer Garrison. 55. were killed, and
Jennie McCord, 2D. was severely hurt
when an automobile, driven by the eld-
er Huffman, was struck by train here
to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26

Already % Of the "a towns in the
district have voted for medical inspee-
ton. and it is probable that the other
towns viii line up at their next town
meeting.
Barre. Bradford and Mortified al
ready have school nurses devoting all
of their time 20 the correction Of de-
feets and control OF epidemics in their
respective towns. Other towns realiz-
ing the economic factor which public
health nurse is in community are
trying to procure nurses TO work in
their schools.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
DEATH AT MONTPELIER.
Mrs. Mary Peck, Elderly Lady, Passed
Away Last Night.

Mrs. Mary Peck, wife of the late
Lieut.. James c. Peck, died last night
at her place of residence on School
street. Mrs. Peck was over so years of
age. The nearest surviving relative Is
Mr. B. H. Bailey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
ONIONS DRUG ON MARKET.
California Onion Growers are Plovins
Crops Uzder Ground.

Washington y. C., June . Onions
have bsrone q drug on the market for
the frsf tire IN years. the dfpsrtueut
Of agriculture reported today In lis
weekly market retiew- 2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
MOTORCYCLE OVERTURNED.
One Killed and One Injured in the
Accident.

MiddletoWn. y. Y, june % Harry
Silverstein Of New York CITY vas
killed and samuel Alirkin Of Brooklyn
badly injured when their motorcycle
overturned last night near BridgcyiIie
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
Fight for Championship.

Fight for Championship.
Gavin McNab, national committee.
Gavin McNab, national committeeman
for California, was host last night at a
diner to his committee colleagues. No
political speeches were in order and such
fixing up of platform or candidate
states as occurred was highly informal
and confidential. Out of gossip start
ed by the entertainment, however,
came a new report of an impending
fight on the craftsmanship of the con
ventions resolution committee which
will draw up the platform Senator
Glass of Virginia has been generally ac-
cepted as slated for the post although
there has been strong talk within the
last day of two that Senator Walsh of
Montana might get the job,
The Montana senator has the back
ing Of w. j. Bryan. who also arrived
yesterday armed and equipped, he inti-
mated, for a knock down and drag out
fight against any attempt to slip wet,
or even slightly moist, plank into the
platform, Senator Walsh has expressed
opposition to a prohibition plank.
Mr.. Bryan also is credited with ideas
OF his own as to the league of nations
plank, not in accord with the Virginia
state platform declaration approved by
President Wilson. Owing to these con
sderations the fight over the resolu.
tions committee chairmanship was gen
orally taken to be struggle between
administration and Bryan forces for
control.
Mr.. Burlesons coming revived inter
est in his recent public castigation of
certain provisions Of the Nolstead en-
forcement act as absurd" That state.
ment gave wet plank talk in the plat
form discussed zest it had not pre-
yiously known. Even now, when many
forces appear to be combining to sup.
press this issue completely and leave
the platform silent on the subject there
is great interest in watching the course
Mr. Burleson will take and argument
as to the extent to which he should be
viewed as administration spokesman
on that point.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
CABRERA REACHES
UNITED STATES SOIL
Movements of Carranza's Minister of
Finance Have Been Shrouded in
Mystery Until To-day.

Mexico City, June 26.Luis Cabrera,
who was minister of finance in the cab
met of former President Carranza, is
reported to have reached United States
soil and to be at present at Texas
City, near Galveston.
Movements of Luis Cabrera since the
death of Carranza have been shrouded
with considerable mystery Cabrera
is said to have large sums of money on
deposit in New York banking houses
and in Europe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
FRISCO FILLING WITH
DELEGATES AS DAY OF
CONVENTION NEARS

by new manifestation of the kinship
OF his presidential boom with that of
former Ambassador Gerard Announce
ment already had been made that joint
headquarters had been opened for these
two, a thing unknown to the oldest
habitue of political conventions. To-
day a huge sign appeared far up on
the front of hotel, declaring that
Meredith Gerard headquarters would
be found within.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
IN 1T A R E

Soc. romfna de ajutor 81 cultura
u. S. Trei Colorul 81 Indep. Ro-
nina din Gary, Ind, conform de-
ciziunei della adunarea generala 81
de comitet din ] 81 Z August, a. c.,
de lua parte la parada Societatii
fratilor itaiieni din loc, care va a.
yea loc pc ziua. de Duminica, ID
August, .deci Pc aceasta Gale sunt
rugati toti fratii membri ca in
ziua sus numita la orele l 80 p.
IN. Sd lie prezenti Gu cocarzile La
hala societatii din Adams ST., dc
unde vom porni in corpore Gu mu-
zica fratilor italieni in frunte pi-
ma la locul destinat Gu inceperea
parazii.
In numele soc. u. s. Trei Co.
lorul 81 Indep. Romina din Gary,
Indiana,
QS4-5) PRESIDIUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
DARE DE SEAMA ST
MULTAMITA PUBLICA

Societatea "Octavian Goga" din
Lima, Ohio, aduce sincerile mnltu-
miri tuturor mcmbrilor, totodata
81 fratilor romini din loc 81 jur, ce
au luat parte la frumoasa petrece-
re ce s'a dat in ziua de 81 Iulie
a. G., GU scopul de a aduce inain-
tarea 81 inflorirea societatii Octa-
vian Goga.
Soc. Octavian Goga 81 toti fratii
membri aducem 0 mare multumita
tuturor fratilor marinimosi dona-
tori, carl an fost urmatorii:
George Aldea, So; Flip Stoisor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
I N VITA R E

Soc. romina de ajutor 81 cultura
"LIlmina 81 Prgoresul" din Wood
lawn, Pa. are OnOare a invita- pc
toate surorile Soc, Parochii 81 Clu-
buri, precum 81 pc toti fratii ro-
mini din loc 81 jur lua parte la
narea petrecere impreunata cu
dams, care Sc va da S1mbata seara.
IA August, in hala Societatii din
Kiehl Street.
Inceputul la orele Z 81 va dura
pima la orele II din noapte. Yes
tita muzica Cassian Bart, din
Youngstown, Ohio, va distra pc
onoratul public en- cele mai fru-
moase arn de dams 81 cintece ma
tionale. Barul va fl asortat en- tot
felul de mizeluri 81 beuturi racori.
toare.
In speranta ca la aceasta petre-
cere v0m avea onoarea de a saluta
un numar cit sa poate de mare de
frati romini, pima la 1ntilnire am
ramas salutindu-va GU drag,
(1S4-S5O ComitetM Aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
LUCRU sIGUR, NU STUNT TUR
BURARI sAU GREvE.

Acest avantaj il gasiti la Sa-
braton, Richard, Burke, Bretz
Masontown 81 Kingwood, w. Va.
in Preston County, Minele de
carbune moale, unde mai multi
mineri Rom1ni au gasit case bune
de locuit. Oamenii nostri fac pc
p saptamini della $S5 la 5000 81
luereaza tot anul fara nici con-
turbare. Carbunelc este de 4 Fl
turf grosime 81 curat. Platim net
0 tona Gu pick-ul, $1.09, lar in
room 81 cent? dlpa incarcatura
de masina 76, lar in room 70 de-
cent?. Nina enrata, nu este gaz
nici apay 81 laslnmina deschisa
Toata minele noastre sunt in a.
propiere de cploniile rominesti
din w. Va. Excellent transport
care este dat de Bethlehem
Steel Company.
MOI nu trebue sd asteptam du.
pa comenzi, ci productia noastra
este in crestere continual. Case
bune GU pivnita 81 lumina elec-
trica. Rentul della $3.50 pc lu-
ma. Veniti gaia de lucru. Luat.
biletul de tren sdirect Morgan
town, w. Va. 81 veniti la oficiul
Penn Mary Pleasant Street No
1. drept la pciorul podului a.
proape de b. and G. So. Penna
Station. Pentr,l informatiuni scri-
eti la:
PENN MARY COAL COMPANY
Division H., Morgantown, w. Va
(Adv.) 245-25 Sept
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
CON VOCARE F.

Societatea. Gloria Romina" dir
Weirton, w. Va, convoaca pc tot
membrii sal din loc 81 jur, la Sc.
dinta ce Sc va tinea in ziua de Il
August, la orele 10 a, M, in hala
societatii.
La ordinea zilei intre alte lucrurj
insemnate va fl 81 alegerea a do
functionari, postul carora a deve-
nit vacant. Absentee nemotivate
Sc vor pedepsi.
(S4-5) PRESTDIUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
CO N voc Ar E

Soc. romina de ajutor 81 cultura
"Vulturul" din Homestead, Pa.
convoaca pc toti membrii sal din
loc 81 jur, lua parte la sedihta
lnnara, care sc vaetinea Duminica,
In Is August. ora 80 p. m., in
localul Societatii de sub No. 316
7th Avenue, w. Homestead, Pa.
N. B-Toti membrii sunt strict
oblieati Ina parte la aceasta Sc
dinta, avfnd intre altele 81 rezol-
varea cotizatiei lunare.
ca toata stima.
(S4-5) PRESIDTUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10

Romanul ,,virtrte 81 Desfriu'
Doua Volume $3.50. E in folo-
sui Uniunei s. r. A. Comandati
pima sunt, la g. r. Pascu, sos
Detroit Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
CA U T

Pc matusa mea Maria G.. Dan din
comuna Galatiu, jud. Fagaras, Ro-
minia, fost prin Cleveland in 1912
1913. Z rugata ami scrie, pentru
afaceri foarte importante. Sc da
orr 81 cui un premiu de $500 care
mi va ola adresa corecta. - loan
G. DAN, Box 672, East Youngs.
town, O. (35| |18A)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-10
TAG1.fAt 5.

81; Dionisie Dobrea $2; Petru
Oprim so; Mateias Bender So;
Dumitru George So; Toma Pasare
81; Sofron Ganea ST.; loan Stefan
81; Stiff Adam ST.; Vasile Zacoi
81; Joe Simon 81; Achim Cornill
50; petru Vucoviciu 81, 81 Serb
lhora 81.
Aducind mare multamita mari
nimOsilor donatori, totodata 81 fra
telui Petru Opris, care donat To-
cul de petrecere.. Tot asennenea 81
fratelui Geo AIdea, distrind ono
ratul public prin cele mai frumoa-
Sc cintece rationale 81 jocuri, do
mind societatii suma ce-a fost so
primeasca.
nitrate total $87. 40
Este ................. 23.o0
Fenitul curat S62.lO
In numele Soc. Octavian Goga
am ramas multumindu-le la toti
marinimosii, sperind ca 81 pc viitor
ne vor da tot sprijinul spre main
.tarea 81 inflorirea socetatli.
PRESIDIUL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-24
BY WILLIAM f.. NASH.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1920.
PARIS, September 24-The world of
labor is turning against bolshevism.
in the opinion of the French labor
leaders>-They have been much Of
Tended by Lenins declaration tint
their present policy must be violent
ly overturned ana 'be replaced by a
new and much more radical one.
Their natural question is, What does
a Russian in Moscow know about
conditions in France, 1000 miles
away?"
Their indignation is such that they
will probably take the matter up at
the workmen's congress to be held
in Orleans September 81, to decide
the future program of the French
Labor Confederation. Certain foreign
delegates will be present with whom the
French chiefs can discuss conformity OF
ideas on this point.
as it sufficient for labor delega-
ton to visit Russia in order to. be-
come convinced of the futility OF Dol
shevism?" asks the official labor or
gan here at would seem to be SO
from the experience we have noted
month ago, foreign comrades. Sig. Ar
coma, secretary of the Italian Cen
eral Labor Confederation, talked pub
ideally of the hell from which he
had escaped after his return from
moscow. Senior Pestana, envoy from
Spain, has intimated that he was I'M
deceived by the same kind OF trip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-24
us. ALSO PROF|TEER|NG,
|. HERBERT HOOVER SAYS
Urges Federal Commission to Super
wise National Home Build
inc Propram.
ing Program.

NEW YORK, September 24.-Her-
bert Hoover. testifying before the
Senate committee on reconstruction,
declared he believed the aggregate of
national savings would be stimulated
if the government stopped prof1teer-
ing" and paid something like an ade-
quate rate of interest" to depositors.
Reports showed he said, that profits
obtained by the government in 1918,
chiefly from re-deposit of postal saw
ings bank funds in banks at p. per
he added, examination Of any annual
postal savings bank report would
show that depoSitors do not receive
much more than l per cent interest.
IF a complete balance sheet were
made from the beginning" he said,
the return of the government as in
Dictated by the profits during 1918 on
postal savings bank deposits probably
would represent at least 100 per cent
profit per annum on any capital in
vested by the government in support
ing the scheme in it's early stages, or
any capital extension that has been
necessary in the Post Office Depart
ment. Such an operation in private
banks would be dignified by the term
of 'profiteering," and a public demand
would require investigation by the
Attorney General. fhe depositors are
the poorest and least wise of the
community and deserve especial
care"
Mr. Hoover said he preferred estab-
lishment of some institution modelled
after the farm loan bank rather than
have mortgages on new construction
exempted from the income tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-24
VACANCIES TO BE FILLED,
Dairy Husbandrymen and Do
pestic Science Teachers Sought.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces the following va
cancies for dairy husbandrymen and
domestic science teachers, for which
examinations will be held:
Dairy ACKNOWLEDGMENT. salary 50. 900 to
$4,000 a year; veterinarians. salary
$500 year; lay inspectors. salary
S1,OS0 a year. for duty under the bu-
reau OF animal industry; apprentice
craftsmen. salary $500 a year, hydro
graphic Office, Navy Department,
Washington. D. c.; reconstruction as
sistants (physiotherapy or occupa-
tional therapy). salary $500 to $3.50
a year, with quarters and subsistence,
public health service. and domestic
science teachers. salary $3.50 to $40
a year, with quarters. Indian serv-
ice
Appointees at salaries of not more
than $4,000 year may be allowed the
$240 bonus authorized by Congress.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained from the
United States Civil Service Commits
sion. 1924 F. street.