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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

LOUISE APAr--'ENTS
81, SOurH DESVER
Thrce and fvo-ronm efficiency. com
pletcly furnished WIN "li new modern
furniture, Including linen and silvcr Rent
ELEVATOR SERVICE
First-CiHss lanitnr Service.
RefcTenee REQUIRED Apartments open
Information call Usage 6036.
MAsBEII.. n. 100 East front futnishcd
apartment two largo rooms, walking
distance Of Main. adjacent bath. car
lines.
MARY HROCKMAN-o beautifully
furnished 6-room apartment Usage
MARY BROCK HiS-i;iceiy furnished 4
room apartment; two bedrooms Osag'
PLAZA COURT-For rent, 5-roon affi
cheney apartment, Janltpr service, mod -
orn convenience. Apply lo2 Plaza Court
SECOND W. 2l2- Nicely furnished and
conveniently arranged 5-room apart
meut
WANTED Immediately. y cougeuisi girl
to share "a beautiful Groom, furnished
apartment with two girls Usage 2sl2-J.
Call Miss Boyd.
WANTED Young business woman 20 OF
27 gears old TO EhHr. living room and
sleeping room In apartment house. Osag'
i-5b,
HOUSES FOR RrNT n
ATTRACTIVE 5-roon, modern bungalow
and breakfast room, basement and ga
rage Terrace Drive, $40 per month.
9sage $500,
BOSTON. s.. i0l2- Six rooms aud re.
copton hall modern basement and ga
ragc s2i $. Detroit six rooms modern.
oak floors newly decorated, garage. 1904
5. quaker, five rpoms mYdcrn, OAK floors
and garage. call bsagt 1871
= HEH y y n r., y. l2t3--scven-room
bungalow for rent. unfurnished.
ELEVENTH. +. l5-sn-room bungalow
900, Cedar ss6' Usage s'sd or coll
EIGHTEENTH. ", gI2 West Tulsa. new
modern 4-room house. large barn. viii
rent house separately. Cali Usage cen.
FOREST s, ll22--sou,h half Of ne.
tine, $40. Fnr Information call orago
FOR RENT one half Of Groom duplex
modern can in person, corner East
Hodge ard Owasso streets,
FOR REHT-Crosbic Heights eight rooms
| four bedrooms, hardwood floors, has'
mcnt and garage, Phone Usage 2l00.
| ron REET-T hree- room house a. lli n
Gillette, Call at lol y. Hunls Osagc
! 647t-J
! FOR RENT Four room house, halt Of
/ duplex, modern private bhth. l3Oi n.
| Fourth ST. Usage i2t7,
| FOR RENT--kcw t-room house. modern
garage, 1874 4. Third. CAn OsaE'
1 67Sa.
FOR SALE Or trade. broom. modern
pavement 1909 T.. Fourth. $500
| Osago o.
| FOR RENT-Hcw i-rooin house A. vcrr
| station two blocks from car line, plas
tered, gas, electricity. wGIl and pump o.
! porch. Call Cedar sls.
| FOR RLST--Eight-room dupleI house
g, Baltimore $50, +. p. Riley. Cedal
! FOR Hunt -BuuTalow. six rooms an
| sleeping porch, newly decorated. In
| quirc I0.6 T.. Ffth after s.
Iron HEET- Modern 5-roum house. l4
Gated iol7 q. Quaker, go. Usage l29l
FOR RENT AFTER SEPTEMBER
! 1884 f. Jefferson, G-ro0m modern house
| glass sleeping porch. urfuruiBhei on pave
m-nt. close 20 car and Jitney, CAL morn
| ings,
! FOT FEST-New i-room duplex. als
t~o lsTEe rooms. newly decorated. Osas
sl1l.
FOR RENT-6lI-room. modern. house
GgO >. Yorktown, $40. Ossge stS'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

lNNtNG PLACE bargain, up-to-dRto
bungalow consisting Of Nix rooms.
broHkfast room. bath, mnntcL built in
features OAK floors basement and iull
lot This property In located IN a very
desirable nrlghborhood and IN priced
night at t7.hbO. or owner will trade for n
larger place ar would consider good
Dot. OHsge 6bG1, Whlteside WhitoHido.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31


floors. built-ln features with basement
and garage, only - 500 Call Mitrhell
With Tor~illeger Trusty. ouago s,s2-
5J2s-
1000 DOWN and $50 per month buys g.
room. modern. east front. good ioca b
Under a 90. 2.5 Robinson Bldg. osago
ma
1900 DOWN and t30 per month buys T.
room house. corner lo,' east % front, well
Lindot & co. 2't Robinson ndg. Usage
ma
$500 CASH will buy dandy Groom.
moa@ra en"sS9" from, on pPEgs" yns room gn
across tho entire front, beautiful lawn.
Monthly payments only $50. 'all usage
1bsG.
buys Il beautiful o.rpou, modern bungs.
low. one block from pavement. brand
now. hardwood floors Throughout bnH"-
mrnt, garage, touEh"d .in for furnace.
built.ln features, hHudromo decorations
and fixtures. easy monthly payments \
bargain. 'sll CEDAR an.
1900 CASH balance lrss than rent, buys
this 6-ru"m mudrfu huugHIow, corner
location, hHrdwupd floors. msHtoI. attrac-
/ 'iycly decorated. Pr.o fi500. 1ali us"so
7l0G
5000 CASH buys % braItifpl 3 room. mod
crn bungalow on hutih Main, garage.
1rryHnt qunrtcrF. fun size lot, hstd"u"l
/ floors throughout. huut.in features. hrsp-
tlful decorations ana electric fsturts,
ppnet must sncrr,. At iD71C. casy
monthly mymru's Call Cedar m
$3.50 CAEH IaHnro mo rent blys
brand ne" broom BUNGALOW on south
cast eide. .st fpufH all through; 'ycry
I uuiIt-in f.aiur" nice utnto, pailye
stone foundation fui I0' near school
and car Tine. 'al0 GcfaJ l4H.
/ '55oo uura doody s.room. modern
. nuuguluN almost Now. .ut fuur. lrufy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

LARGE apartment with five rooms. sun
parlor and bath, hot nni rn'd water
and steam heat, furnished or urtlrn'shed.
Grace Apartments, Ninth ani Boulder
phone OsuEa 77lb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

WHEELING NpNTU rivc largo
ruufua AMI screened In porch. rHs
rage aud Ipud uutbuiidmgH plenty
uf natural shade. $3.50. 1900 cash,
balance $50 per month. can
cedar 1850
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

TWO ACRES ot good sandy land
room house. and out buildif ~
well an ideal spot for poul ~
farm purt hase price 5000, cS
be- handled with a ANAL pay nof
down, and tho rest uf pure huf
prirn like rent tnll Mr., u.
Miller. OsaEo e92.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

ru.k guaranteed returned home the
n Jay; ii ana up. phone us and have
ufr call and show samples aud give
f.H IpnA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

AZ he'd snd dresser 1890 Jac6b,an
'or table. server ana four chairs
m mahogany h'w rud ht1. large
49,, ana rhiffur,'fc $50. mahogany
n. that Opens int. fil sized bed IN
ari ,augs ,, v'i'1. 't',,o ,.,.,,. w. ao ,in'oi
..trre co.. TO- s olympia. Dauge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

FOR SALE New bungalow In Terrace
Drive, HiS roomH. breakfast room, man
tel. nBk floors bHscnrnt. garage ana drive,
close to transportation. Price iA,7bO
with only $500 cnsh and very easy monthly
payments on balance. lie sure to -.
this ,sll Mr. johnson with Tcrwiilogct
N Trusty. Usage 6t92-b5aN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

A IARGAIS. modern 5-ru"ni houses
Tor sale chrap. CAu DsBge 3Ols-J. Cell
FOR Nj. Srh,.I.f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
wANTED-REAL ESTATE 40
80. -, -. 80.

Usage s7o7-R
IisT your property with mo at tho right
price. am selling all places 50 priced.
r y. Word. 223t Lynch HldR. Cedar
253i Orage s6db.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

NEW groom, pi-s,Sr.I house, on 90, In,
gas, we'll $1,000. $3.50 cash, i5t pay
mtntR GsagU haNh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

FINE b-rnom bungalow modern, In re-
fined nieghborhoud. elegantly furnished,
breakfast room basement aud garage
Must he seen TO be- appreciated. $4,000
cash. balance payments. can Usage 1921
after 7 y. IN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

WANT tn rent 20 house within
distance ana close g. ID school
, furnitutt on easy payments. at a
I've. tall On F'idWan Furniture
D. ILrai- OaMEN LlaN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

! NORTH HAtS nestiful new bungalow,
high elevation. gafaTr. hardwood tgnfS.
! east exposure. b4r"mrni. itB Just t01,
| pi',,b 49,, ..4r'''' '''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

new, FouR ROOMS AND BATHROOM
1900
Scar Kendall college. two blUckn on pnJ.
mont four blocks IRON street car cash
q 400. CelAr gLaA. OanEn haAa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

| PERSONAL PROPERTY
not Sii,oiD GooDs Gt
l-srunLp Gooos--No reasonable of-
~ o. used osage gtl9.
"a he'd and dresser 1870 Jacub,an
For. table server and tuuI chairs.
,.ft mahogany h'w rud h.'. latr"
"a art rhitfnf''fo $50 mahogany
y a.I taupc velour .itl5o wo du rof
!, ,r.. sell second hand furniture. hun
t~..rre Coz 10 $. olympia. osuge
al WANT To rent 70 house within
|,Ag distance ana close o. school
|. kg , furniture on easy payments. at a
Y, n .e. can On Fcldman Furniture
y Il %. FIRST Osage 575S.
Sffcr.N CABINET tor sale, almost
'sp Phone Usage N6o-J.
1eGi DRESSER tp eAcrarE, for Eas
'1nr Usage SASS.
rlyl. q cor NTRY Sacrificing Hcp.
'ssu 'e desk. thippcndalc chair, colo
N t.lkcnss ana bureau, and some
IN. pieces all mahogany, genuine an
4. COS. also few oriental rugs. SO
rTo IN osage li46.
LTE tylc, - singer, t2e. si3 Il.
TnrI
sf1l .ssEs RECOVERED AND RENO.
NATED
EETEtTED
N ruHk guaranteed returned home the
r Jay; s. and up. phone us and have
j nm call and show samples aud give
: TULSA MATTRESS co.
PHONE Usage JGiO.
ITiA2ESSES renovated and recovered,
81 we rofelt Old felt mattr,ssos, all
uarant,Ca ,,s Porter Mattress Co.
h Ai2 mating rug, $3.50; Cret, $3.50
| Em' sters, wiltons, S-lf price Cali
kiy atel.
tiNO and Ford roadster Tor sale.
lam furnished OF uufurrishCd to rent.
&r'ns city 2io Clcland
FROIMs oi furniture. will sell by the
3,sce give terms to reliable party. l1i5
knrh fIat", bster 1t7h
EsEE PIECE white IVORY bedroom
ksgs ana mattrcss. t75. call Usage
USED FURSITUKE
4, Nsy. some bargains iu slightly used
Eriur. practically new at second hand
trs kawings q Hanawalt 1i6 h.
FE0L STEERING Tor Artistic decorative
| vaol.fe fering. Call l.. T. Tennelly.
ar ls, 10 W. First street.
|FNTE D--Used furniture. one piece or
sre We have now and used rugs and
E.-rufc at u bargain for cash. l.. Wright
|Esliure Co. lOi S. Cincinnati. phone
si' lo'o
70 BuY second hand imol'u-o rom
ns.e er'icIes i., /. complete ,osatt,,,;; ~;
u Thone Usage 1905.
Npow SHADES to measure, new
lae so07. 72o W. Park.
E(hS wear diamonds II you sell your
~ hand furniture to tho Diamond
kmV-g Co, the largest second hand
Ir IN Tulsa We buy anything and
: ,yetythine. osage 6t9'.
MUSICAL INSTR, MENrs G2
|NTNSWICE machine for sale. Call
r,n.ngs. ilt East Niuth street
IlFNET SIZE mahogany ruthe phone
F rAph with twenty tive records. Usage
|a, Osage soio.
|fR SALE or trade; pathe phonosraph
NJ n .',1e' eYo- '1 >
iOs SALE or trade for roadster. late
Hsa, new storcy & Clark player
ph.o. car must be In Al shape. Cali
Or Hi,e " Il. Prouty. zoos L. Lincoln.
sag,lpa, okla, box 2e9.
'F0I sALE--Onc high grade. upright.
G7nj piano. Priced to sell. Usage
altR
PuYER PIANO. new, 800, Player with
y rev rolls for $3.50. Terms Phone
| 0ais 37tS. can gl7 ;. Bostun.
PENOG RApH. art or table style. 1900
nice for fsf5. Terms Phone Osage
~ Call 9i7 ). boston.
nNOs FOR RENT first-ciass condition.
hvidspn Bros Piano Co. Usage 1851.
xNTED--Pisno TO Keep for storage by
Rang lady studying or viii pay rea-
ri,bIe rent. nest Of care, no children.
rsis Cedar 22S5 utter y. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

a FOUNTAIN and confectionery fix
's iacatei at Healdton, OKLA. Must
aeged next 10 days, CON piete outfit
bargain, easy term Write or
Olrsman Fountain 60, Dallas Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

Ifo NrUEg ~ rrla'',i colorado Iaui 20
"a. hang" fDr Tulsa property. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

$3.50 MAKES the first payment on
brand new 6 room house. nice
decorations, hRrwnod floors. plenty
Of bullt-in features. garage aud
basement aud on tho pavement.
can you beat this7 II interested,
call MIR. r. y. Miller. Usage Gg2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
IflI .ssEs KLHOVERED AND RENO.
,.N.ATGp

sWie, % singer, ,ss. si5 E.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
WANrEiI---Tu NJ:

our waste lumber and building
al into cash. Tulsa Wrecklng
= ls2o l.! sixth. Cedar 1910,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
rxcuANoI-\troMonlIt. !,

EaN' ~ w t'i'iffi - ~
FOR TRhDE--Ch"vrul,t touring t1r
stock or anything 81 value 1890
model Address \. Murls pularo.
okla.
GOOD little ruaJsfor to trade for furnI-
ture. Cedar 1856
NEARLY new. light. @ passenger car ia
trade for passenger. 4fl south
Gray. Kendall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

1000 DOWN and $50 per month buys g.
room, modern. east front. good loca'
ton. garage. Price 1850. Fred "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
OKLAHOMA.

ron BALE Twenty acres on Flat Rock
crock. part cotton land. terms Ad.
drrss W. 4, Nrdman, hos AZ. Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

FDR SAIE-Hy owner. 4-room house, full
size lot. pnrt cash. terms. Thr"" blocks
Of Kendall college. can oSsgr 326G
FOH SALE ur Nill trade for larger prop
orty, 3-roum modern house. ~ blocks
north. can cedar 1880.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

FURNISHED HOME. best residence !nta
ton, five rooms ana garage. hat " "i
Immediate p0ascssiDu. J. 4, Sphldiug -
Co.,, ~ Security Bdg. Phone Osage sls'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31
n,CtLLANt0rs roR sALr

! 70 pound pals $50. twelve 6-pound
is.}O. r. .. ~, BeeviIie, Cash
srd,r. !. W Taylor q Son, Bee
(, .Nas; Reference, Boeyiile Bank
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

$500 CASH buys new b-room, modern,
bungalow, In Terrace Drive, with oak
floors. bullt-in features with basement
and garage. oniy $500. Call Mitchell.
With TorwiIleger 4 TruBty. OBago G,s2-
552s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-31

'ALE or TRADE-Smsl coal strip
tuilit, two teams, two wagons, two
q Nps, etc, also grist mill outfit.
buhr. steel crushcr, corn sheller aud
\ H. O. Shedlebar. Dawson, Okla.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-03
TWO NATIONS INVOLVED
IN NEW LIQUOR MIDDLE

MALONE, N. Y. June 3.-An inter-
national conundrum awaits solution
in Washington through the seizure
last night by United States officials
of a building on the Canadian boun-
Diary line in which quantity of
liquor was found during a joint raid
by Canadian and United States Of
ficers.
The liquor was discovered In that
portion of the house which resteu On
Canadian soil. and was Confiscated by
the Domlnions officials. The United
states officials then seized the build
ing, acting under section 31OI, re-
vised statutes. This law says that
II dutiable merchandise on which du-
ties have not been paid is found I'M
der such circumstances the building
shall be seized. forfeited and dis
posed of according to law and the
building forthwith taken down or
moved"
The house Is thirteen miles north
east of Malone and is owned by Nesit
Casginet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-03
MAIL FL|ERS WILL
HAVE TOPASSU.S.
SERVICE EXAMS
Few Changes Expected as Re-
suit of ouizz-Esperience
Counts 90 Per Cent.

All aviators now holding positions
in the United States air mail service
will have to pass civil service ex-
aminations IL they desire to retain
their positions, II was announced to-
day by the Civil Service Commission
and the director Of the Air Mail
Service OF the Post office Department.
It is not likely. however, that any
vacancies will be caused as a result
Of the examinations as experience
will count as 30 per cent. and educa-
tional qualifications for but 10 per
cent. Any applicant having had 300
hours actual flying experience either
In the army. navy or private life, may
qualify for the examination. The
positions pay $4,000 a year, with add
tional pay on a mileage basis.
The Civil Service Commission an
nounced that examinations will also
be held for flight test observer. air
service at large, at $4,000 to $4,000 a
year; scientific observer (marine),
United States Coast Guard, at 81 800
year. with subsistence while on
board ship; examiner. United States
Railroad Labor Board, at $4,000 a
year; assistant in nematology, Bureau
OF Plant Industry at 81 900 to $1,000 a
year; laboratory helper at 5000 TO
1850 a year. laboratory aid. at 1920
to 5000 a year, Bureau of Mines.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-03
$1,000 WORKERS IDLE
IN BUILDING LOCKOUT

PITTSBURGH. June s.-Fifteen
thousand building trades workers are
idle here today due to their failure to
reach an agreement with the build
ers. Not only that, but they are
locked out as unionists.
I'VE will on and after June / en-
ploy men individually. without dis
elimination as to their membership or
nom membership in any labor union
society, organization, and no agree
ment shall ever be made which penal
ICES men who may accept work under
the above conditions" said a resolu-
ton unanimously adopted late yes
terday by the 600 members OF the
Pittsburgh Building Trades Employ
ers' Association
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-03
MUSICIAN STOLE WlFE'S
LOVE; HE WANTS $4,000

ALLENTOWN, Pa, June 3.-There
was a mild sensation in Allentown
social circles today, when Albertus
L. Myers. musician and organ build
eT. was arrested by Sheriff Clauss
on capias sworn to by David Ralph
Books, charging him with alternating
the affectssns of Mrs. Books.
Books and his wife, who was Miss
Ida Geesey. a handsome brunette of
twenty-eight years, were married in
1911. Books alleges an intrigue of
SIX years or more.
The sheriff. in making the arrest,
informed the defendant that he was
compelled to pinch him for meddling
with another mans wife" On account
OF the scandal, Books claims S1O,-
coo damages.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-03
DRUGGIST FINED $4,000
FOR MAKING OF WHISKEY

SCRANTON, Pa, June 3.-The Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue yester-
day assessed a penalty of $40, 151 AZ
against the Reliable Chemical Com
pany, of this city, and permanently
revoked its permit to buy and use
lIquor in its business.
The action was taken upon the ind
ing, IL Is alleged. that the company
had unlswfully engaged in distilling
and refining whiskey and had un-
lawfully disposed of liquor COM
pounds and of compounds containing
more than IS per cent alcohol. This
is said to be the first penalty i'm
posed upon a drug company in Penn
sylvania.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-03
WIDOWS WILL NOT
|. LOSE THEIR Jobs IN
WAR RISK BUREAU
Soldiers Orphans Also to Get
Preference When Payroll
Is Cut Down.

The widows and orphans or DE.
soldiers and ex-service employees who
hold positions In the War Rick In
surance Bureau will not be dismissed
in the execution OF the reduction
program, Major Max r. wainer ch,sr
OF the personnel section of the War
| Risk Bureau. announced today.
Careful considerat ion will ai,o be
given those employees who have pei
sons dependent upon them for sup
port, Major Wainer declared. and all
things being equal. they will 10 re-
| tanned in the bureau over PERSONS
who have no dependents. or who are
not dependent upon their position In
| the bureau for q livelihood.
Length of service will also he
taken into consideration in the
selection of the names for dIscon-
tinuance, and preference will also be
shown to those who have served the
bureau faithfully for long period
| of time, he stated.
In a memorandum addressed 10 the
I chiefs of the various sections and
bureaus of the War Risk Insurance
Bureau, Major Wainer has issued the
ut is desired that you make a
careful analysis of the situation as
| exists in your division, with a view
toward tho retention of the most
efficient employees, and in this con-
nection, 1 wish to bring to your at.
tention the wishes of the director
which are in substance as follows:
81. The widows and orphans Of dc
| ceased soldiers, wives of disabled
soldiers. and especially ex-servico
| employees, will not be discontinued
| except in cases where ineffictency 4.
| so apparent as to make retention.
| inadvisable. The names of military
preference personnel will not be sub
mitted. unless II is absolutely shown
in a memorandum signed personally
by the head OF the division con-
cerned that the employe cannot
efficiently perform the duty OF any
non-military preference person IL
| that division,
80. Eliminating the question OF eX-
service personnel, employees should
be selected primarily with regard to
their efficiency.
80. Careful consideration should be
given those employees who have per-
sons dependent upon them for sup
port and all things being equal, they
should be retained in the bureau
over persons who have no depend
ents, or who are not dependent
upon their position in the bureau for
livelihood.
-. Length OF service should be
taken into consideration in the selec-
ton OF names for discontinuance and
preference should naturally be given
those who have served the buresd
faithfully for long period of time.
you are advised that a careful in
vestigation of the services of these
| employees who are to be discont inued
is essential" Major Wainer wrote.
Major Wainer declared that re
would personally go over each case
with the employees themselves who
have been released, and II they come
within the scope of any OF the At owe
exceptances, they will be retained
| IL 1t Is possible.
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CHEMICAL SOCIETY
Of 6. Y. j. ELECTS
NEW OFFICIALS
Examination of Competitors for
Annual Fitch Prize Held
At University.

The Chemical Society at George
Washington University has elected
the following officers: ]. F. T. Ber-
linger, president; N. II. Sanborn,
vice president; Miss Marie o'Dea,
secretary; Peter Valaer. treasurer;
and Ralph Maggie, Arthur Hartman.
and X. NJ. Ham. executive commit
tee. The president of the society
will be required to give at least one
| address a year.
Examination of competitors for
the annual Fitch prize In chemistry
took place last night at the Medical
School. Announcement OF the win
ner will be made at the spring
commencement exercises next We'd
nesday evening at Central High
School.
The Engineering Society at tho
university has elected the following
officers: Arthur l. Lanigan. presI-
dent; NJ. j. Bussard. civil engineer
ing. vice president; r. Best, me-
chanicsl engineering, vice president;
J. r. Boyd. electrical engineering,
vice president; Miss Frances c. Ross.
secretary: Charles Proudley, treas
urer, and d. o. Woolf, executive
committeeman.
Herbert Shinnick, of the Law
School, and John Paul Earnest, Of
the Medical School, have been APP
pointed to represent the student
body on the board OF managers of
student activities next season.
The George Washington Club at
the university will hold its last
meeting OF the season next Thursday
evening at the Sigma Kappa fra
ternity house. 100 Vermont avenue
northwest. All students entitled to
wear the university letters have
been invited to attend.
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of the school, has Issued invitations
to those who wish TO hear the girls
sing % visit the school AZ o'clock
tonight. tomorrow afternoon from
S:30 10 5 and Sunday from to b.
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Girls Aid Music Week.

Daily concerts In celebration OF
music week are being given by the
chorus of 100 voices at the National