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teewoman, is making her home in
Indianapolis at present at the
Propylaeum. She will be in the
receiving line at the reception for
Mrs. l1alSton Tuesday night, with
Mrs. Frank T. Dowd, president of
the club, and other officers. She
is the widow Of the former Vice
President.
Mrs. Warren x. Mannon, Bill
North Meridian street, is chair
man of the legislative steering
committee for the Indianapolis
League of Women Voters, which is
conducting campaign for the
league for the reduction of public
expenditures and tax reform. She
and members of her committee
are among the most interested
spectators at the special session
of the state legislature, while
they watch for the bills the league
proposes to support.
Mrs. Mannon was appointed a
member of the emergency execu-
tive committee Thursday at a
meeting of the executive board.
This group will act on bills at the
special session between meetings
of the regular legislative commit
tee.
Mrs. Robert L. Moorehead, Brook
vile road, is an active member Of
the State Assembly Women's Club
one of the prominent political or
CARNATIONS for women in Indiana
She also is a member of the Won
ans Department Club of Indian
apolis, and wife of the Republican
state senator from Marion county
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Baritone Will
Give Recital
at City Church

The Irvington Presbyterian
church will present in recital at
8:15 Thursday night, George A,
Newton Jr., baritone, and Miss Ger
trude Free, organist.
Mr.. Newton is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Newton, $3.50 East
Michigan street. He is graduate
of Princeton university, where he
was member of the Triangle Club
and the University glee club. At
present he is a student at the Juil-
lard graduate school, New York
City. Miss Free, who will accom-
pany Mr.. Newton, is organist at the
First Presbyterian church, Indian
apolis.
The concert is open to the public,
and will be held at the church,
johnson and Julian avenues.
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HOnOred at
Shower Party

Mrs. Herman Otto and Miss Marie
Fehr entertained Friday night at
the home of Mrs. Otto, 5916 Forest
Lane, with kitchen shower in
honor of Miss Margaret Stevens,
whose marriage to Russell E. Fehr
will take place July 80.
Garden flowers were arranged
about the home, and at serving
time appointments were in the
bridal colors, lavender and green.
The hostesses we're assisted by their
mothers.
Guests included Medames William
Roberts, e. B. Hume, A. G, Holman,
Donald H. Carter, Herbert A. Fehr,
Misses Ruth Idler, Helen Leiper
and Rose Groves.
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COlurnbians
Will FrOlic
at Lebanon

Arrangements have been COM
pleted at the Ulen Country Club.
Lebanon, for the Columbia Club
members and their families to hold
their annual midsummer picnic
and golf tournament there on
Thursday. The announcement has
been made by John G. Ruckelshaus,
president Of the Columbia Club.
This will be the fifth successive
summer that the club has held its
picnic in Lebanon. The affair is
considered one of the outstanding
events of the year by the club
members.
Members of the UIen Club will
act as a reception committee, and
the entire clubhouse, together with
one of the finest golf courses in
the state, will be turned over to the
Columbia Club party for the day.
There will be golf for the men with
an array of prizes.
Mrs. j. Hart Laird, Columbia Club
hostess, will head a committee to
provide entertainment for the wom-
en-. Bridge will be played in the
afternoon, with a prize for each ia
BILE. Contests will be held for
children of all ages, with favors
and prizes for the winners.
Luncheon will be served at the
Ulen Club house, with dinner at
night. Dancing will follow the
dinner, at which time all trophies
and prizes will be awarded.
Members are invited to attend
any time during the day or night,
but are asked to make their reser-
vations in advance for the dinner
at the Ulen Club.
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Drama, Piano
Pupils to Give
Joint Recital

Pupils of Grace Chambers Paris
and Maxine Mckay will give joint
recital Monday night in the parlors
of the Third Christian church. A
garden party will be held in con-
nection with the recital. Mrs. Par
ris is a teacher of piano and Miss
Mckay of dramatic art.
Mrs. Paris will present:
Phyllis Ettinger. Florida Moncal Helen
Wheeler. Curtis Wheeler. Robert McMullen,
Francis Dipple. Betty Lucille Swarms and
Robert Ochiltree.
Pupils of Miss Mckay who will
appear include:
Annabelle Anderson, Mary Elizabeth
Bland. Rachel Bland Mary Jane Burton,
Marjorie Deitch, Georgia Mae Enyert,
Bonnie Esterson. Shirley Esterson. Maxine
Floyd, Betty Jean Kerbox, Betty Litchfield
Mary Helen McCleaster, Frances Ruth
Mills, Mary Russell and Geraldine Staley.
Instrumental music will be pre-
scented by the Paris ensemble, COM
posed of Jane De Hart, Telma Au-
gostott and Margaret Jones.
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Rights International, organized in
1880 for the purpose Of negotiating
through the League Of Nations a
treaty whereby all nations in The
league would abolish existing dis
elimination against women. and to
place then on an equal footing with
men, legally, politically, socially, and
economically.
They will discuss whether or not
TO indorse a protocol for the main
tenance Of peace; and the possible
ity Of representation on the CONSUL
tative committee on the nationality
OF married women Of the League Of
Nations.
The Internations Federation was
formed in 1880 in Geneva, Switzer-
land. 1t has branch organizations in
sixteen countries. including Canada
and the United States. The MAJOR
ity Of these countries viii be repre-
sented in Paris.
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the committee in charge, assisted by
Mrs. George Dryden Yeazel.
Other special guests will be Mrs.
A. P. Flynn, Logansport,, state vice.
chairman; Miss Lucy Taggart, Mrs.
Marcia Murphy, vice-chairman for
the Eleventh district; Mrs. Carl E.
Wood, vice-chairman for the
Twelfth district; Mrs. Pat Conduit,
president of the StatehouSe Wom-
ems Club; Mrs. Louise Rich, presi-
dent of the Indiana Young Wom-
ems Democratic Club, and Miss
Mary Sullivan.
Plans for the reception were COM
pleted at a luncheon meeting of the
board Thursday, with Mrs. Dowd as
the hostess.
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W. T. u. Notes

The Frances Willard union will
meet at the home of Mrs. E. F..
Schaefer, 542 Berkley road, at 10
Tuesday. There will be a covered
dish luncheon. Bring covered dish,
sandwiches and your own table
service. Bring your Sunshine bags
to be opened. Business session will
be in the forenoon. Program will
begin at, 1870. The Rev. Howard
Anderson of Speedway Christian
church will give the devotions. The
Seventh Christian church quartet
will sing. The Rev. Bert johnson,
pastor of Downey Avenue Christian
church, will speak. A special invi-
tation is extended to the Women's
Missionary Society of the Seventh
Christian church. Miss Orpha
Sheets will preside.
The Broad Ripple union has post
poned its institute, which was to
have been on July 10, on account of
the Bethany Park meeting. The
date of the meeting will be an
nounced later.
The Elizabeth Stanley union will
meet at Thursday with Mrs. Grace
Johnson, HOS North Tuxedo street.
Reports Of the B. Y. P. u. conven-
ton held at Bloomington will be
given by Misses Thelma Buhmiller
and Marian Vollmer. Special nu-
steal numbers will be given. Mrs.
George Edwards will give a talk on
international Relations" Mrs.
Gardner will preside.
The Sarah A. Swain w. c. T. U.
will meet Tuesday, July II, for an
all-day meeting at the home of Mrs.
w. L. Dent, Seventeenth avenue.
Beech Grove. A luncheon will be
Served at the noon hour, and pro-
ceeds will be used to make this
union light line" An address on
THE Patriotism of Peace" will be
given in the afternoon. The birth
day Of Anna Gordon will be cele-
brated. Grace Patten will preside.
zeralda union will hold its regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs.
Georgia Jennings, 40 West Thirty
third street, at 10 Tuesday. Mrs.
Mary jerks viii have charge of the
morning devotions. A short bust
ness session will follow a covered
dish luncheon served at noon. Mrs.
Grace Altwater will give the after
noon devotions. Betty Jane Handy
will give readings. Rev. Aubrey H.
Moore, pastor of the Seventh Chris
tan church, will speak on the Civic
Responsibilities of Women in 1882"
Mrs. Ethel Masters, yice-president,
will preside.
The University Heights w. c. T.
U. will meet Tuesday afternoon at
the Indiana Central college campus
in a picnic with the L. T. L. The
program viii be furnished by the
L. T. 4. Mrs. silas Ryker viii pre-
side.
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A garden party and crystal
shower this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Robert I. Boyer, 600 East
Forty-fourth street, honored Miss
Lucille Wilding, daughter of Mrs.
Ida w. Wilding, whose marriage to
w. Dale Evans will take place July
80.
Bridal colors of green and pink
were used in the decorations and
appointments with basket Of sweet
peas arranged on the serving tables
and in the house.
Favors were corsage bouquets of
sweet peas. Guests were:
Mesdames wilding Herbert TODD. Marvin
Lugar. Harold MCGEE. John F. Wild Jr.,
John H. Bolte Edwin Gable. John Sloan
Smith. Philip Miller. A. E. Johnson and
Harold Wilding and the Misses Dorothy
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RECENT BRIDES TO
Be SHOWER GUESTS

Indiana Alpha chapter of the
Lambda Alpha Lambda sorority will
entertain with garden party and
shower Monday night at the home
of Misses Margaret and Catherine
Donahue for three recent brides,
Mrs. John Yates, Mrs. Ernest
Schuster and Mrs. Frederick Mayer.
Mrs. Yates formerly was Miss
Esther Mary Mogab; Mrs. Schuster,
Miss Arletta Frazee and Mrs. Mayer,
Miss Dorene Anderson.
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CERVUS CLUB TO
HOLD CARD PARTY

Cervus Club will hold its month
ly card party Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Eugene Blackburn
on Carson Road.
Preceding the party the members
will hold covered dish luncheon at
noon. Those intending to go will
meet at 1870 at the Antlers, where
transportation will be provided. The
hostess will be assisted by members
of the ways and means and enter
tainment committees.
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Mission Group
Will Meet at
Cochran Home

Womans Missionary Society of
the Memorial Presbyterian church
will meet at Wednesday afternoon
at the home of MRS. Charles Coch-
ran, S248 College avenue.
Three papers, Changing Pro-
grams for Changing Conditions, .
China Reaching Out to Unevan-
gelized Areas" and bits of China"
will be presented by Mrs. E. w. Nell
son and Mrs. H. G. lockwood. De-
votions will be led by Mrs. o. It.
Wingfleld.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mesdames S. L. Mullen, Charles
Deeter, Ida Shut, Lucy Jourdan, H.
w. Hoffmeyer, H. M. Stradling, Miss
Essie Diddell, and Miss Bell
Daugherty.
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BETSY ROSS ORDER
TO HOLD FESTIVAL

Calendar circle of the Betsy Ross
Federation will hold festival to-
night at the hall, 2728 North Sher-
man drive. Mrs. Charles Penny,
president, has appointed the fol-
lowing to make arrangements:
Mesdames Margaret Wright. Pearl Eastes.
Lillian Sedwick. Mona Woodruff Minnie
wainseott. Sadie Barudlein. Margaret OFT.
Mary Ford, Lena Brinkman and Hazel
Slider
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SIGMA DEBTS. WILL
INITIATE MONDAY

Formal initiation services will be
held Monday night by the Beta
chapter of Sigma Delta Zeta soror-
ity in the gold room of the Marott.
The initiates, Misses Martha
Wegehoeft, Barbara Dawson and
Mildred Mccormick, will be hon
ored at a dinner following. The
table will be decorated in blue and
gold, the sorority colors.
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Der of the club, is president of the
Indiana federation, and Mrs. M. S.
Goulding is secretary. Both women
are on the membership committee.
The botanical gardens, located in
the valley along the canal, were
started four years ago and contain
10000 specimens of rare plants from
all parts of the world. There are
several of Dr. Clute's own creations.
Members of the club will be con-
Quoted about the gardens BY DR..
Clute, who will discuss the various
plants.
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IOTA KAPPAS TO
HOLD SWIM FETE

Miss Villas Steinbrugge will be
hostess to the Iota Kappa sorority
Monday night at her home, 1924
Jones avenue. The meeting and
spread will be preceded by SWIM
ming at Rhodius park
The hostess will be assisted by
Misses Pamela Murray Mildred Ad-
ans and Virginia Valodin.
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NAME CITY WOMAN
NATIONAL TRUSTEE

Mrs. Lura Lee Whitesell, local
member of the Delta Theta Tau
sorority, was chosen as a member
Of the board of trustees, appointed
at the national convention held re-
Gently at Troutdale in the Pines,
Evergreen, Col.
Other members of the board
which viii act as an advisory group
are Mrs. Eileen Miller Of Dayton,
O., and Miss Mildred Lawrence of
Detroit,
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ARTEMAS TO MEET
AT MBRIDE HOME

Tine Artemas Club will hold a
covered dish luncheon at 1890
Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Charles Mcbride, 325 Chester av-
enue. A business meeting will
follow.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. Edith Riker. Mrs. Frank
Freers, president, will preside.
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NAMED TRUSTEE OF
FLOATING COLLEGE

DR.. Stanley P. Woodland, formerly
of Indianapolis, and now living at
the Plaza in New York City, has
been elected chairman of the board
of trustees for the American Float
ing university. The S. S. University
will sail Oct. "a from New York for
a seven-month tour of the world,
with a complete college organization
on board. Five hundred men and
women students now are enrolled.
DR.. Woodland is a nephew of DR..
Nathan D. Woodland, 1912 North
Pennsylvania street.
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BotaaaiSt to Exhibit Plants for
North End Garden Club

"Perennials" will be the subject
OF talk to be given by DR.. Willard
N. Clute of Butler university at
meeting Monday of the North End
Garden Club in the university boz
tanical gardens.
DR.. Clute, director of the gardens,
is Arst president Of the Indi-
ana Federation Of Garden Clubs,
which is petitioning membership in
the National Council Of State Gar
den Club Federations.
Miss Anna Hosea. charter men,
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CHI SIGMAS TO
HOLD MEETING

The national convention of Chi
Sigma sorority will be held at the
Marott July 81 to "a with the local
Omicron chapter as host. Miss
Helen Kreber is chairman of con-
vention. Approximately 100 are ex-
pected to come from all parts of the
United States.
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CHURCH GROUP TO
PRESENT FESTIVAL

Woman's Federation of the Suth-
erland Presbyterian church will hold
its annual summer festival Tuesday
night in Triangle park, at Ashland
avenue and Twenty eighth street
Entertainment will include play
let, and music by the Newsboys'
band. Supper will be served dur
ing the evening.
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MRS. JAMES MYERS
IS GUILD HOSTESS

Mrs. James G. Myers, COPS Park
avenue, Spor-.,r for the Junior
White Cross Guild, was hostess for
a meeting OF the organization
Thursday afternoon at her home.
Sixteen children were present, and
worked on scrap books and picture
puzzles for the young patients in
the Methodist hospital.
Guests were Gloria Miller, Pasa-
dena, Cal, who is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. A. w. Early, Marott;
and Fred Margaret Crawley, Gin
cinnati, who is the guest of Carolyn
Jane Cooper.
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JOBS DAUGHTERS
WILL HOLD DANCE

Jobs Daughters. Bethel 4, will en-
terrain with a dinner and dance
at $50 Thursday night at the Food
Craft Shop. in the Century build
ing. Miss Louise Hollingsworth.
1898 Sherman drive, is the honored
queen of the bethel, and is receiv-
ing reservations for the party.
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MISSION SOCIETY
WILL HOLD PARTY

July meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society of Fairview
presbyterian church will be a lawn
party Tuesday at the home of Mrs
John Ward, 1112 West Thirty-sixth
street.
Assisting the hostess will be Mes
danes Charles Fay, Daisy Reynolds,
Ray Mcclellan, E. E. Woods and F
M. Lyle.
Miss Geraldine Kuntz will present
a program of reading Musical en-
tertainment will be in charge of
Mrs. Wilson B. Parker.
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Garden ShOz0er Held in Honor of
Lucille WiIding, ide-EIect

Fife, Kathryn Enrich. Grace AVels Dor
othy Beightol. Martha Baker and Mary
Alice Smith.
Mrs. Smith will entertain at her
home, 6048 Forest lane, Saturday,
and Mrs. Gable will be hostess July
81 at her home, 1903 Broadway.
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MUSIC CLUB HEADS
TO HOLD MEETING

Mrs. Frank B. Hunter, state
president of the Indiana Federation
of Music clubs, has called an
executive board meeting at II
Wednesday at the Avalon Country
Club. The meeting vii be followed
by luncheon.
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Chooses Weddinq Date

The date of Aug. % has been
chosen as the date for the wedding
of Miss Novella Ottensmeyer, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Ottens-
meyer of Vincennes, to Harold r.
Wenning, son of Mrs. Josephine M.
Wenning, 927 Mills avenue.
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Miss Ort0N Hostess

A meeting Of Tau Delta Sigma So
rority will be held Monday night at
the home Of Miss Mary Orion, $500
Winthrop avenue. She will be as
sisted by Miss Helen Luedeman.
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Dinner Is ARRANGED

Alpha Epsilon chapter of Delta
Theta Tau sorority will have a din
ner-meeting at Monday at the
summer cottage Of Mrs. Harry
Brown at Riverwood.
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Picnic to Be Held

The Ladies Federal Club will hold
a picnic Thursday. The committee
in charge is composed of Mesdames
H. s. Gudgel, o. A. Collins and G.
G. Lester.
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Victory Club to Meet

Victory Club Of w. B. A. will have
an all-day meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Bertha Dunlap, 2411
Coyner avenue. Luncheon will be
followed by cards.
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.SOrOrit1J tn Meet

Alpha Theta Chi sorority win
meet Monday evening at the home
of Miss Eva King, 1885 North Gale
street.
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Mrs. Leroy Uffman
Mrs. Leroy Uffman before her
marriage on June % at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Piel, 5346 North New Jersey street,
was Miss Lulu Fern Piel. Mr.. and
Mrs, Uffman are at home at 371S
Creston drive.
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Sunshine Club to Meet

Childrens Sunshine Club Of
Sunnyside will meet at 2 Wednes-
day afternoon in the parlors Of the
Fletcher American bank.
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Mrs. Russell Woods
Before her marriage at 8 this
morning at Holy Cross church,
Mrs. Russell Woods was Miss Luz
ellie Liddy. She IS the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Liddy, 314
North Arsenal avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob CURE Will
cox, who were married Saturday
night at the First Presbyterian
church, are on a wedding trip and
will be at home after Aug. l at
1858 College avenue. Mrs. Wilcox
was Miss Agnes Kalleen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Kalleen.
Evening star., 1932-09-14
COUPLE SEEKS TO SAVE JOBS
WITH u. S. THROUGH DIVORCE
Case Is Cited by Secretary of National
Woman Party in Fig htine Ruling
on Married Workers.

ernment service here during the war.
She said most Of them are supporting
children on their small salaries and
that their economic security would be
jeopardized II either husband or wife
should be thrown out Of employment.
In a great many cases, she said, Gov
ernment workers here are supporting
relatives in the States. She cited the
case Of one couple who support their
mothers. a war veteran. his wife and
two children on their joint $4,000 sal
ary. Others, she said, have invested
their savings in homes for years and
will lose everything they have saved II
one of the two jobs Is lost.
Postpone Marriage.
In other cases, Miss Taunton said,
young women and men have decided
not to get married If their financial Sc
curity Is to be jeopardized by matri-
mony.
1T seems illogical" she said. that
these young people should be forced to
abandon the friends they have made
among their fellow workers in their
search for husbands or wives"
The National Woman's Party,
through its Government Workers Coun-
Gil. carried on campaign to prevent
women from losing their jobs under
the act The council discussions led
to consideration of the possibility
of some sort OF legal separation for
the duration of the economy act. but
this plan was subsequently dropped
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CLASSFORD ORDERS
POLICE SHAKE-UP;; /;
15 TRANSFERRED
Capt. Pierson to Exchange
Post With Capt. Groves
in Efficiency Move.
MANSFIELD GOES
TO NINTH PRECINCT
New Captains Place at Detective
Bureau to Be Filled by Lieut..
Kuehling.

Orders for a reorganization of the
Metropolitan Police Department, in
volving the transfer of Is officers, were
issued today by Brig. Gen. Pelham D
Glassford. superintendent. The changes
will go into effect at 8 am. Friday.
Two captains are affected by the re-
organization. Capt. J. w. Pierson will
move from the fifth to the second pre-
cinct. exchanging commands with Capt
H. H. Groves.
The orders also assigned Richard H.
Mansfield, who was promoted yesterday
to a captaincy, to command the nlnth
precinct The post OF commanding
nffcer of this precinct has been vacant
since the retirement June l OF Capt.
Michael Raedy Lieut.. Gustave Lauten,
who has been acting captain OF tne
ninth precinct. was transferred 10 the
second precinct.
Fills Mansfield Vacancy.
Detective Sergt. B. c. Kuehling, who
becomes a lieutenant Thursday, will re-
main at the Detective Bureau. nlIng
the vacancy created by the transfer
Of Lieut.. Mansfield.
other changes ordered by Gen. Glass
ford follow:
Sergt. N. o. Holmes designated an
acting lieutenant and transferred from
the tenth to the eleventh precinct.
Sergt. A. S. Gohrer transferred from
the first to the tenth precinct.
Pvt. ]. j. Ronayne, who becomes a
sergeant Thursday, transferred from
the fourth to the first precinct.
Pvt. w. r. Enyeart transferred from
the Detective Bureau to the sixth pre-
cinct.
Pvt. G. r Browning transferred from
the sixth to the second precinct.
Martin Goes to Third.
Pvt. H j. Martin transferred from
the sixth to the third precinct.
Pvt. G. J. Penturff transferred from
administrative headquarters to the
sixth precinct.
Pvt. j. A. Wentz transferred from the
second to the eighth precinct.
Pvt. George Sorber transferred from
the second to the eighth precinct.
Pvt. J. P. Cominsky transferred from
the Traffic Bureau to administrative
headquarters.
Gen. Glassford said he discussed the
changes at a conference yesterday Wltn
his staff of inspectors, who oeIleVeo, as
he did, that a reassignment OF some OF
the officers would result IN increased
efficiency.