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Jan. 3. s. 8. z, 8. 0. 10. 1925.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


re wH F55&sfs n Nay lG G5N5 5AP 2 1928
Notice is hereby, given by. the Board Of
i IRG tgat on on the DAY of aaR
1925 they approved an assessment roll
she foloW VIZ Pr aescb ssie pSu6e
ment as authorized by the Improvement
fmDroTsP1sspff Res RsseIut s4p Mr. Nh 1923
From the south property line OF Beecher
I 70 the north property line OF RAYMOND
Except the crossings of the L o Rail-
wd BY gTadPs and pa55RE the EssSSSE Ets
e coners ss Found s1a Po@
grading ding and nd paving the Wings Of the in
fersecting street and alleys in q similar
Dia ss curling st1 both sides Of the roadway
With Stratlied dai il11s Berea sang sang
s eGFbns ra me Wings Of the 0pGre @
street and alleys III a similar manner and
to ss Tsths sst s of oS O. rpa a P rante
corners; providing So lineal feet OF 10
6 6e9t io a set Eai ssSF Ss7 nDes 0Y sg
to inlets and ,eatch7basin: Tesettingg, (. iron
FEET Of 4 Sisnnch stra HtfiHd Limestone
Marginal Stone: resetting 1 maphole top
and other private service connections to
property line. where not already in.
led.
described public IMPROVEMENT are hereby
0 of sad c t6a has shf x s9a f jan
1925. 200 .. M, as date upon which
remonstr ances will be received or heard.
against the amount assessed against each
piece of property described in said roll
and will determine the question as to
whether such lots or tracts of land have
been or will be benefited in the amounts
named on said roll. or in a greater or Jess
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said prims
facie assessments, with the names of own
ers and descriptions of property subject
to be assessed, is on file and may be seen
at the office of the Board OF Public Works
CHARLES E. COFFIN
Nv. H. FREEMAN.
M. J. SPENCER. .E
Board Of Public Works. City of Indian
Jan. 8 0ss7, S. 9. TO- 10. 1925.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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TO wH s5R$Sis r. NAY lGGd 6N5 5EP 1875
Notice is, hereby, given by the Board &, Of
R ndaaa a OF Of tBs sfg q daJ d
F Peh Showing sSf tie pTfma Sacis asssssnents
pn pr as authorized 81 the Improve
s1 inDFoSsHsSSt6 E ESE8{SB5igsg4 No. 1880.
81 west curb line Of California St. Tex
witS E5b 5SSE a 9sphgR hH me cOS
e eoneret e foa fs o from curb line g
curb line. TO a uniform width OF "A 1eeL;
tersecting street and alleys in similar
manner and to the widths az shown on
plap curling both gides OF the the roasd SEg
stone Granite or 8x24-inch Concrete curb;
curbing the. wings of the lntersectlng
to the widths as shown. on plan; providing
l6 lineal feet OF l0-tfoot r f gga9n ANTS
eSis pa r1Tt Corners D f proT feff new
iron inlets; laying 154 hneal feet of IL
inch drain pipe with connections made TO
n nea apd feel 0 81 Sun straiAsd Line
stone Marginal Stone or 14x2x2 Standard
Also extending all water, gas. sewer
and other private service connections TO
property line where not already IN
All to be as shown on plan and as specl-
fed.
described public improvements are hereby
of said city has fixed Monday Jan: IL,
1925, 2 p. m. as a date upon which re-
monstrances will be received, or hearq,
against the amount assessed against eaca
piece of property described in said rod.
and will determine the question as TO
whether such Tots or tracts Of land have
been or will be benefited in the amounts
named on said roll. as in greater or less
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing prima
facie assessments with the names OF own
ers and descriptions of property subject
to be assessed. is on file and may be seen
at the Office of the Board of Public Works
= -E CHARLES Ell COFFIN.
W H FREEMAN,
NJ J. SPENCER
Board of Public Works. City Of Indian
Jan. 8 s. g. z. g. Q. 10. 1925.
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Personal Loans
$40 to $500

R-AO w 1pS@QV
This Office 10 operated under the aupLr.
vision of the State of Indiana and was
established for the purpose OF providing
place where honest people can borrow
paying more than the legal rate Of interest,"
or without being imposed upon in ay pay.
NO WORTHY PERSON REFUSED. Y n
We do not notify your employer. neither
do we make inquiries OF your 1riends. relar
Nves Or tradeepeople
You can have all the time necessary fog
repayment and pay only sor the ectual
time Top keep the money. Call and let NJ
explatn. No charge unless you voExow.
Il IN a HURRY
Rhone Main 2923
Househpld Finance
Ser rice Co.
40A Eresge Bleg.
AouK4k. 1OcF HresKe R,dR. Al a. wash
EnxnN Of RenuaglVgn1a So
x1u Read the Wan| Ade---
Kaye you tried 10 {sNe fham1
TIA eaayEbIl Main $500
- |4E4S zr..4 F@4..I.
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oFFICE on THE BoARD


TO wHd 5&Rfi II &Ra7 d 5GS EfH 1928
Notice is hereby given 10y, the !. Board pt
fn HRaG @G tat % desired q and deemed
necessary to make the following described
4R anapop ss aaoized bp the yoovn
ed BY said Board on the 9Th day Of JAM
improvement. resolution Is n. 3 iia 1afs-
SHERIDAN AVE.
to1 Br 81 south property line OF Washins-
g. T 70 Il FRgnt-ot-wsy line Of r. Q. g.
BY grading the roadway from, curb Inns
fet eFR Pa line the Wings of the s9s messed
widths as shown on plan: grading the
sgFatlged 00s him s9S Bere a0p sandstone
ing the wings of the intersecting street
in similar manner and TO the widths
e. sh9wn on Rlsn Pr0IYfldng o. I'm cd &
structing 2 cstch-basins. including. inlet
tops; proylding 4 new IRON on; inlets; layaRgg
connections madc to inlets. catch-basins
and manholes, and. resetting IRON iniets
All to be as shown on plan and as
! All work done in the making Of said
accordance with the terms and conditions
of the Improvement Resolution. as NUM-
bered. adopted by the Board of Public
Works on the above named day and the
detailed drawings plans, profiles and speci-
fications which are on file an may be seen
in the Office of said Board OF Public
Works of the City of indianapolis
fixed Monday. Jan. 26. 1925. at = o'clock
D. M. at its office in, said City as the time
and place for the public consideration of
the proposed improvements at which time
said Board Of Public Works will hear al
persons interested. or whose property y
and will determine whether the benefits 10
the property liable to be assessed for such
Improvements and the benefits to the CITY
of Indianapolis VIII equal the estimated
cost thereof.
by order of the Board of Public Works.
CHARLES e. COFFIN, fAs
W H. FREEMAN,
M J. SPENCER
Board of Public Works. City of Indian
apoHs.
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MONEY! TO LOAN

FURNITURE LOANS.
80 70 1900. Leg Legal ], Rates 5ss ~
5O1 National City Bank Bldg 9th noOr.
LILO p. washington st. Phone. MA. 2251.
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FOR SALE or trade: 1000 block, Howard
St.. 2-stofy frame building 2 store
rooms, Z living rooms apoye: bath. 2 .toi,
double. See jess. 618 Meyer lKser Bldg.
Main 616b.
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DErARTME0V o1 PUBLIc WoRKs
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I.E,iAlI. NnTICEN
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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81 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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IDIOTS

s7s FEET facing Wash. ST.. $50 feet deep;
at bynIIhEsyst Drive e9uity ~; S6lo trees
Call evenings after q 80 at 419 N. Noble
Saturday afternoon and Saturday night.
ST 90 CASH. 81 90 weekly. 63-ft. front.
S245. Main s0520: 10 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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pEPARrMENT on PUBLIC WORKS

bOarI 81 RuDnc WofKs, Olly OF 1ndI'
Jan. 5. 6s7. s. 9. TO- 10. 1925.
CITY ApYERTISEMENP
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Jan. s. g. z. &. 2. 10. Z. 1926.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Jan. 5. 8. z. s. 9. 10. 10. 1928.
- Z CITY ADVERTISEMENT - Z
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OAAAhoco1AiasAeOuS
% ACRES. improved: hear car line. north
OF city Harrison 1921. 1l71
GARAGE for rent 14I4 q vermont St
Webster 7499s ~ - s'sG7irr1S1
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THREE acres. 4-room house. garage and
chicken house; ] mile from traction z
miles from monument. See Jesk. GIG
Meyer4Kiser Bldg. Main 6165.
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showing the prirna facie assessments for
the following described public improve
nneni, as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named+ 100.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

Jan 4. 8. 9. 10. IL, Is. IA. 1926.
flII1Y "A IaNlRIiIsEaAI "a -
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I REAL Estate FOR SALE


BIG BARGAIN, SOUTH
:, Mejttdian s.. 2313; new .stucco bungar
low A rooms and complete bath; nice
~ yc6rations: see this at once: price.
IS $50: small down payment: balance
. easy. G. J. BortoIl. Main 26S1: residence.
Kenwooo 3082. Emory c. Crawford. 222
| N. Delaware St -
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DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
oFFICE or THE BOARD

CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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FoUNp-one hog can Relmont 1aa1
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Sequel
TO

Chickie tHelena) is the only deugh;;
Indianapolis. To start life anew
after her child dies and Barry Dunno,
Wealthy fEse Ia Moore 'S chic6ie goes 70
Chicago for employment:
Sarah Dillon. the Abbott sisters.
Amy Heaton, Stella Wilson, Mary
Blake McPike, .Janina Knowles and
wealthy Jake Munson are Chickle
heart, who still loves Chickie, ac-
cepts a position in Honolulu. J..
Chickie refuses the friendship. OF
Edgar Manx, fellow boarder at Mrs.
c6ickie goes to the l, u home oo Of her
ion for his daughter. Barbara. Lee,
his son, loves Chickie. Their sister.
Edith MRS. Dirk Potter) secretly
loves Jimmy an, s ACTOR tc he bridesmaid
at the wedding of Barbara and Paul
Scott. At the rehearsal, Myra hlng
recognizes Chickie and tells Edith 81
her past life. Edith orders ~ Cn1 tSan
to leaDe con d 4,rn a't the sto syio'u ~
She accepts position in the once
NJ George Edgaman, where Luis La
marck, friend of Tie Willmans. has q
studio. While HGgema.nh IS away n ast
marck tells CnieFieR Rim 5hatT The mer climax max
comes When he insinuates that be- be.
caIIse of him she is receiving more
salary than the work is worth. sne
tears up her check and leaves. .h
The case Of Elena CastanaoE, y reasaa
full unmarried mother lmpreSSeS
70 bring happiness to her parents
opicH co ON on WITH THE STORY
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Her First Trip Downtown Is Like
Bearing a Cross to
Chickie.

I New life-new opportunities
glorious work. Now someone need
ed yards and yards Of skin-who
self nobly offering all the cuticle on
her body. Now there was a fire in
the children's ward-Chickie was the
one to rush in and carry out little
ones half buried in smoke. Her mind
flashed with these brilliant images
of Chickie-peerless nurse.
But she didn't tell Jonathan or
Jennie what she had done. The
sneaking fear that she might be re-
jected was with her night and day.
Jake was out of town. She won
dered if she might use his name and
wired: I'm home again to stay.
I'm going to become trained nurse
if they'll accept me. Could I use
your name as reference"
The next morning was a tele-
gram: use the name, Helena, dear,
and anything else you may need.
Bless you-here's your first patient
and no mistakeY'
It put a courage in her and a
patience yet she and Mary were be-
side themselves with anxiety. Chickie
said: IT was fool to expose my
self to this. They're looking 1t up.
They're taking frightful long time.
I'll never be accepted"
Mary said "Ohl I don't believe
they run a detective bureau. They
haven't phoned to mother about
YOU" They went through worried
conversations like this after every
mail.
When finally the letter came and
Chlckie's application was accepted,
she was SO spent with her week OF
uncertainty that she broke down and
cried. She passed from moods OF
reckless gladness to others OF the
most intense foreboding.
Jonathan was filed with pride
over this venture Of hers. Every
night he stood behind her chair and
dropped a napkin like a cap on her
head: What do you think OF your
girl now, mother?" he said. More
like an angel than a nurse, isn't
she?"
But Jennie couldn't see the ne.
cessity Of this. 1oing to live In
hospital? Leave this pretty room?
They'd be alone again. But finally
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1000 ARE EXPECTED

| BIZ Times Special
BEDFORD, Ind, July 23.-More
than 1000 are expected to attend
the annual Epworth League conven-
ton at the Methodist Assembly
grounds here, July 81 to Aug. 2.
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she came to Chickie and said quiet
ly: You're a very brave girl
Chiclde dear. You are Drawer thar
your mother"
And there was no shame then ir
Jennie's faded eyes.
On Saturday afternoon Chickie
packed her trunk. Janina came out
to see her. 1t was fourteen months
since they had met.
Janina> caught Chickie's hands
and stared at her. the black. bril-
liant eyes moist. She said, ''Well
ole thing!' and turned her head
sharply.
Janina stayed hours. She knelt
on the floor and folded Chickie' s
clothes. Once she said abruptly
II envyiy you more than ever"
"Why?"
Janina didn't answer this. She
said instead: You're burning every
bridge! You didn't need to. You
give me a queer feeling, Chickie,
like a nun renouncing the world, the
flesh and the devil!'
Chickie laughed, the old sense of
comradeship stealing blithely upon
her. mo, Janina-they've renowned
me"
ITO BE Continued
Copyright King Feature Syndicate)
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CEIICKIE

feverish. Chickie didn't sleep that
night. She got up early and wrote
down the addresses Of hospitals. At
first she thought Of asking Mary to
go with her-then she decided TO go
alone.
| A pale, youngish woman, with
| worried blue eyes ard nostrils that
quivered. received her in the first
hospital, She was tine superintend-
business way she outlined qualifica-
tons.
Only girls Of the highest character
and loyalty were wanted. They must
be girls with a high school educa-
ton. They required references. She
named them all.
Chickie looked over a blank that
the woman handed her. 1t had num-
berless questions was the ep-
plic2nt married-was she divorced
Chickie said: II suppose you inves-
tigate the girl's character?"
"Assuredly. We have to be very
strict. A nurses position calls for a
woman who can measure up to the
highest responsibilities. A hospital
must be very strict aoout this. Re
member, we are entr,lsting lives to a
nurses care"
She looked sharply at Chiche and
suddenly asked: You're inquiring
for yourself. are you, Miss Rryce?"
yes"
She nodded. and said with an air
of dismissal: "Well, I gave you all
that is required"
Chickie got up, her limbs trem-
bling. She felt as though she had
plunged in cold water.
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CHAPTER xxx
Bridges Burned

Would anyone say she was a girl
of the highest character? And If
by chance, she gained admittance to
one of these hospitals then some
one found out about her, would she
be expelled?
Chickie thought Of this and went
with showing, reluctant steps down
the block. She better give up this
idea, perhaps. Better go back to her
own line.
II she were competent, business
men wouldn't inquire about her life
outside the office. What did Mitch.
ell care that Janina boosted of her
freedom?
Mitchell had a branch office in
Anderson. He knew her ability. He
might give her place there. There
would be no concealment; no future
to fear
Ii occurred to her with a sinking
at the heart that she might as well
call him up-ask him for a chance.
She went into a drug store and
though she remembered the phone
perfectly she looked carefully down
through the Ms. The number might
be changed-a good deal more than
year since she had left him.
She dropped a nickel, but when
the operator called for her number
she slid the receiver noiselessly back
on the hook She walked out Of the
store with the hysterical sense OF
having escaped.
And she kept walking and walk
ing. This was along street upon
which the second hospital on her
list was located. 1t was near to
home. Besides, Eva said big hos
pitfalls gave better training and q
wider experience.
She walked very slowly to the
entrance. She admired the wide
lawn-not so bad to be poor, after
all.
A big boned, kindly nurse with a
crisp manner received her. She
asked Chickie questions, studying
her frankly as she die so. Why
was Chickie giving UP business?
Was she prepared for life Of ardu-
GUS but stirring responsibility?
And in a brief, glowing way she
began to sketch the duties and com
pensations of the young nurses life
made it seem thrilling, heroic
calling. Chichies imagination took
fire as it had when Eva talked.
Miss Simonds said, "Well-with
your business training, Miss Bryce,
and your attitude. you should make
a success. I think we'll be glad to
have you. You'll find 1t pleasant
here. Don't let any one discour-
age you. You should enter with the
fall class. The need for girls Of high
caliber is always urgent"
Chickie said with an air of light
ness, I'm not sure that I'm quite
equal to all your requirements"
You'll soon gain confidence
Then she told Chickie to file her ap
plication with nurses board, for Il
must pass upon her references AND
qualifications. She said she would
be delighted to enroll her.
Chickie was foolish in her thanks
So lovely in Miss Simonds to speal
like that! A girl passed in white
cap and uniform. She had visions Of
herself walking through the corridor
so.
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How Puny Weak
Boys Grow Strong
New Way to Take Cod Liver Oil
McCOy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Are
Sugar Coated and Kids Take
Them Like Candy.

Make that I'M
der developed boy
or girl OF yours
strong, vigorous
and robust in
just a short time
by giving him
McCoy's G o d
Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets
for 80 days.
It's the n 9 "
way to t a k g
nasty tasting cod
liver oil.
You'll be sur
prised at the re-
suits. Y o u r
doctor will tell
you that there
is nothing in the
world SO good
for under nour-
ished children as
cod liver oil.
So now. Mother.
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you can help the little, under-de-
veloped, sickly. backward child to
grow normal again so that he can
play and romp with other children.
And remember that If you aren't
delighted with results after 80 days
tria1-why Hook, Haag, Goldsmith
Bros, or any druggist will gladly re-,
turn your money =
Try them on this fair basis, but be
sure-very sure-to ask for Nc
Coy's Cod Liver Oil Compound
Tablets-the original and genuine
so tablets-60 cents.-Advertisem
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INV Leonard CIeanahIe
Makes Summer Meal
Planning Easy!"

Come in and see this famous
refrigerator with the ten walls
If insulation, the one-piece porce-
lain fined food chamber with
out crack or seam and with all
corners rounded. the removable
drain, the non-leaking device
and the handsome cabinets. Not
until you see the Leonard Clean
able will you realize the won
derful progress made in scien-
tific and economical food refrig-
Grafton. Models as low as
$22.75. Very liberal terms.
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~ UNMER-TIME is the sea-
son of jaded appetites. Most
~ folks crave something cold.
A meal served from the Leon
ard Cleanable hits the spot for 1t
keeps fruits, vegetables, salads,
meats and drinks frosty cold,
fresh and appetizing. And you
can use left-overs for other
meals placing them in the Leon
ard Cleanable with complete
confidence that not a particle
will be spoiled when you need
it.
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Last puzzle answer:

$6.55 is the cost price Of the or
anges. BY analyzing the given fig
ures you will discover that $3.50
is As Of $1,000, that s10.24 is As Of
$3.50, that $S.19 is just 5000 less
than AS Of $10.24, therefor the last
cut will be in proportion and the
cost will be 4-5 of $S.19 or S6.55.
dealers credit themselves with any
amount over 4kcent d-deduot any
thins; lesslss
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Puzzle a Day

To get an idea Of how much more
business is transacted in New York
State>than in Alaska. just glance at
these figures. One one Of the last
reports Of the number Of corpora
tons paying income taxes, New
York had ats times as many corpora
lions as Alaska. The sum Of the
figures for Alaska equaled 4. while
the sum Of the figures for New York
equaled 80.
Can you find the number Of New
York corporations and also Alaskan
corporations paying taxes?
Last uIzZIc answer.
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Tired? No Pep? Just
Dragging Along?

Do you get out of bed in the nor ming,
tired, listless, beaten before the day
starts? What chance have you to enjoy
life until you correct that condition ;?
Vtuna starts the whole machinery to
working as 1t should--acts on torpid
liver, sluggish kidneys, lazy bowels. Al
walk along with a new swing-full of
vigor, able to eat, sleep, laugh and real
~ live. 1t has taken thousands out of
bed and put them on their feet. Will
you give it a chance?
" I YIN A
i Zkssggk etabL slyeg9lators
Evening star., 1925-06-13
FAVORS EXTENDING
CLASSIFIED SERVICE
President Would Put Dry
Agents and Postmasters
Under Civil Service.

President Coolidge Is interested not
only in the, full observance of the
present classified service act, but
favors important extension. notably
the placing of all postmasters and
prohibition agents under the merit
system, according to William c. Dem
ing. chairman of the United States
Civil Service Commission. who con-
fe~red with the President today
To extend the civil service act to
cover postmasters and prohibition
agents, Mr.. Deming pointed out, will
require an act of Congress. He be-
lieves, however, that Congress will
look favorably upon such a recon-
mendation when it is made, inasmuch
iIe iIII,io d r,IvNIiIS SSuI.4IIeIIl ellIIuu5
Senators and Representatives for TAX
ing postmasters and agents of the pro-
hibition unit out of politics. He said
also that he is of the opinion that
both services will be improved by this
change in the manner of appointment
Mr.. Deming said that he is hopeful
that the Personnel Classification
Board, upon which the Civil Service
Commission has representative, will
be able to settle the controversy over
class specifications. He said that Guv
Moffett, the commissions representa-
tive on the board, is redrafting class
specifications for the board and hopes
to have them completed this Fall.