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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10

PAX to trvalo moe dlouho, az
|jednou Sc cera pTeci VIDA. Ale
byla tax hubata, re muze pes
kovala vod rama do vecera, az
no docela usouzila. Dyz umfel,
ItGze Sc il pc mem ssejskalo.
Chtela Sc znovu vdat, ale vse-
chino marno. Siroko daleko by
10 vo nj rozkriceno, jaka je to
rampeta a tax il nikdo nechtel.
Ma svatyho Jana byla v Xii
ci pout. Svatej Jan uz lecko-
mus pomohl, i um1nila 81 take
TIA hubata a pTislepla vdova, re
pude ma svatyho Jana a poza-
da no, ably j dial novyho man
zela.
Dyz vsichni uz z kostela o.
desli, porad Sc vokounela, plet-
la 81 no S vostatn1ma svatejma
ma oltaTi. sla proto az pred oil
tar a modlila Sc k svatymu ia
nu, ably il dial muze.
Svatej Jan mlcel - neodpo-
vidal. Won v6del, co to je NIL
Get, to re je lehc1 nez zlato. A
lie dyz vona nepTestavala, po-
rad vedla svou, tax uz to ne
mob vydrzet a voboTil Sc ma nj
"a proc 81 toho prvn1ho muze
utrapila?"
Ale mila vdova sc nedala:
Rozkrocila Sc proti nemu a
pov1da: "Jen ty 81 DEF, svatej
Jene, pozor, uz jednou 81 pfi-
Sci pro jazyk vo hlavu!" --
Rozlobila sc a vfckrat uz il Q
pouti ma Kr1c1 nikdo nevidel.-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10
0 ceri, ktera Sc nevdavala.
NaTecim z okoli KT1ce ma Ra-
kovnicku. Napsal J. vi. Furst.

Byla jednou jedna mama a
ia mela ceru. Byla by j rada
vdala, ale cera byla moe huba-
ia a taky spatne videla. Prijel
jednou "a nj krejc1. Tenkrat
byli krejcf PAM. silly Sc sukne
z dykyty, z brokatu, z tezkyho
atlasu, kazda jich mela ma So
We vosum al deset = a co do
stall krejcf "a snerovacku, ko-
z1sek nebo spenzr, to uz bylo
cele men1!
Kyho tedy divu, re mama
byla rada, re Sc krejcf O tn jeff
ceru uchaz1. Krejc1 prisel, da-
Ii MI naj1st a nap1t, fekli mu,
kolik ia cera Dude NIT a uz by
10 vsechno smluveno, jen j1t ma
faru pro vohlasky. Dyz ale
mela cera sklfzet re stolu, vs1m'
81 krejcf, re poTad Saba vedle
lz1ce a nemohla il naj1t, al il
mama pristrcila. To w byla
krejcfmu moe! Dyk on potre-
buje zenskou, ktera by dobre
videla! Ably knofl1ky a pfas-
ky pris1vala, mite mu navllkala
do jahly, zkratka krejc1 must
NIT dobrej zrak a krejcova ia
ky.
Proto milej name rex, re z
toho nebude mic, dyz cera spat-
ne vid1, jeho zena re must Je-
hlu pc tine naj1t.
"Nic z toho, mamo nedelej-
tie, SAX Won Sc zenich najde!"
A tax dohazovac hledal no.
who zenicha. Lid vsude vo nj
r~ozkTiceli, re spatne vid1 a re
je hubata, tax mu to slo ztez-
ka. AZ jeden Tezn1k fekl: eta
kovou zenskou bych mohl po-
tTebovat! re je hubata, to Sc
mi v obchode sikne, aspon kaz-
dymu vodsekne jake prava fez
nice a re dobTe nevid1, to Sc O.
mluv1, dyz da vec1 kost ma pfl-
vazek!" A tax Sci ma namluvy.
Dyz sc cera S mamou o tom
dovedely, re Tezn1k Pride, re-
kla cera: "Mamo, v1te CO, as
sem zejtra ten zenich pfinde,
ia yam Teknu: Mamo, u dvefl
lez1 jehla, a ten Dude koukat,
jak dobTe vidim!"
Reznfk prisel, jedi, pill, do
brou Will spolu nell a w byla
ruka v rukave. z niceho mic
cera povfda name: "Mamo,
tamhle u dveTf Sc neco blejska,
re je to jehla!" Mama sla, je-
hlu zvedla a milej Teznfk kou-
kal, jak Tide uni pomlouvat,
dyk vona vidf jake jestrab! &C.
ra byla rada, ale Ease to vsec-
ko spackala.
Mama pc jfdle prinesla ma
still velkej strakatej zban s pi-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10
Pred odsouzenim spachala
sebevrazdu.

Pred casem podvedla 65leta
Marie Moravcova, posledne by
tenn v Dediclch ma Morave, sou
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10

vem. Cera dobTe nevidela a
myslela, re je to jejich trojba-
revna kocka, rekla: "Ksic, ksic
ty potvoro, jedes dolG re sto-
la!" placla pc zbanu, schodila
no S pivem ma rezn1ka - a "a
sejc bylo pc veselce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
VICTORIA HAS } TOUR GROUPS
 ON ROUND TRIP
l85 Circuit Passengers Re- ported by Vessel Here
 This Morning

With three separate tour partie; aboard, the steamer Victoria ar ried at Pacific Coast Dock from Seattle at midnight Early this morning, she moved to Douglas then came back to the Alaska Ju- neau Dock, where freighting opera ticns were delayed pending settle ment of longshore difficulties.
 However, the ship left on schedule at noon for Skagway and is ex- pected to return here, southbound for Sitka and Seattle early Mon day morning.
 The "Vic's" master is Capt. Jos eph Ramsauer. Her purser for this trip is H. E. Green, who is re- placing Larry McNamee. McNamee has been transferred to the steamer Yukon for one run. Purser Geen reported that there are 1855 round trip passengers aboard.
 The inbound list:
 From Seattle-MisS Lucie Stev- ems.
 From Ketchikan-P. H. Deller.
 From Petersburg-J. A. Fyke, G w. Gray
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
BOGGANS RETURN
 FROM HONEYMOON

MT. and Mrs. Garland Boggan re- turned on the North Sea from their honeymoon trip to the states, accompanied by Susan Boggan.
 The Boggans have visited the San Diego Exposition, Mrs. Boggan's mother, Mrs. Peter Johnson, for merly of Douglas, in Roseburg, Oregon; Mrs. Hazel Ferguson at Long Beach, Cal, and Mrs. Bog gan's sister, Mrs. Cy Bingham, in Oregon.
 MT. Boggan said everywhere they visited they were besieged with questions concerning Alaska and the Northland seems to be the principal topic of general conver- sation. Business on the coast, as a whole continues to gain. MT. Bog gan said He is however glad to get back home and his wife stands pat on the same assertion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
SOLDIERS TO
 RETURN HERE
 NEXT MONDAY
Week-End Camp Is Estab. lished at Rifle Range
 Visitors Are Welcome

1The rifle range on Glacier High way should be very popular ob- jective for Sunday drivers tomor- row. The soldiers from Chilkoot Barracks, Company E, commanded by Capt. Harry V. Sherman, will be camped at the rifle range over the weekend and visitors will be cordially received
 Tomorrow the. citizens of Juneau will have the unusual opportunity of observing soldiers at work and play, learn from the boys some thing of soldiers life in Alaska,
 Company E left their overnight camp at Lena Beach this morning and bivouacked at the rifle range this afternoon. They will return to Juneau on Monday where they will camp in Evergreen Bowl until their return to Chilkoot Barracks probably on August 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
GOLD DICCERS'
 ARRIvE; GIVEN
 GOOD WELCOME
Members of Party Taken to Mendenhall Glacier,
 Also to A. J. Mine
Continued from Page One)

will sail from Juneau today fol Skagway where an elaborate enter tainment has been planned fol them.
 This party of tourists came north following the annual convention of the B. and P. w. C., at Seattle.
 Mrs. Geline Macdonald Bowman was presented with a gift knife a blade of fossil ivory fitted with an antique handle found in an olc cabin, and bouquet of Alaskan forget -me-nots, aboard the Victoria this afternoon by Miss Caroline Todd, representing the Bushes: and Professional Women of Juneau
 Miss Todd, Mrs. s. H. Graves and Mrs. May Kilroy were guests at an informal lunch aboard the ship, at which Mrs. Bowman was initiated into the Ice Worm Clan, with full ritual and instructions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
DzAL0FF BOUND
 OVER TO GRAND JURY FOR RIOT
Jack Romer Taken Into Custody, Similar Charge
 -Kobak Posts Bond

Evan Dzaloff, charged with riot ing in connection with the June A disorder on Lower Front Street when group of men went to register at the A J. mine, was bound over to the grand jury at the conclusion of preliminary before U. s. Commissioner J. F. Mullen late yesterday and bail was fixed at $1 800.
 Another man, Jack Romer. has been taken into custody by the Marshal's office on a warran t charging participation in the al- legged rioting and he was allowed time to go out and arrange his bail of $3,000.
 Nick Kobak, one of the original Is men bound over to the grand jury at the group hearing some time ago, obtained his release yes terday by posting $2,50O bond.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
DUFRESNE ON HOP
 AROUND ADMIRALTY

Frank Dufresne, Assistant Exec utive Officer of the Alaska Game Commission, made flight around Admiralty Island yesterday in the Patco checking up on the bear management plan. He stopped at various places and picked up Jay Williams of the Forest Service at Gambler Bay and brought him back into Juneau Mir Williams has been on the Island in connection with the bear management plan. He was on the Sea Otter, which proceeded from Gambler Bay and was due in Juneau this afternoon.
 The people on the Island are taking kindly to the bear manage ment program, Dufresne reports, and canneries, timber concerns, mining interests and others are all cooperating in making it a suc- cess.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
AT BEACH PARTY

Auditor Wilt of the Forest Serv- ice in Washington, here on Gov ernment business, was entertained Thursday night at beach party at the H. L. Redlingshafer summer camp, Rocky Roost," at Point Louisa Fifteen guests joined ir the affair, representing the fiscal agents staff. MT. Redlingshafer is Regional Fiscal Agent for the For est Service here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
GREAT FISHING

Assistant Regional Forester We'll man Holbrook and his brother Dewitt of Portland who is here visiting him, returned from .Patco' Lake on Admiralty Island this afternoon with a great catch oi "dandies," they reported. Sheldon Simmons flew them over yesterday The Oregonian reports he has hac some of the best fishing he evel had in his life since his visit tc Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
MISS KYLE'S EXHIBIT IS ENJOYED BY TOURISTS; NEW BOOK OUTLINED

One of the objects of interest 10 the Gold Diggers' Cruise" party during their visit to Juneau, was a display of water-color sketches exhibited by Miss Laddie Kyle in the lobby of the Gastineau Hotel hen dquarters for the cruise.
 Miss Kyle, who has studio at the Gastineau Hotel, is at present working on book of Alaskan Wild Flowers with the collaboration of Miss Ann Coleman, Librarian. Miss Coleman stated that she does not know of any book on that subject and Miss Kyle has already com pleted twelve of a prospective fifty colored plates for the Alaskan wild flower book.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
MISS STEVENS IS
 HERE FOR VISIT

Miss Lucie Stevens, resident of Montour, Iowa, arrived here on the steamer Victoria from Seattle.
 Miss Stevens is sister of Ray Stevens, City Dock wharfinger. She will visit here for few days be- fore making the southbound return trip. This is her first visit to Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
STOCK p RICES
 ARE ADVANCED,
 SHORT SESSION

NEW YORK, July 27.-Steels and motors stepped up stocks at the short session today although sev- eral specialties kept them com pany.
 There was some moderate profit taking of the usual weekend vari- ety but it was absorbed with few casualties.
 Today's close was firm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
Alberta Will Hold
 Election August 2i

EDMONTON, July 27. = Alberta provincial election will be held on Thursday, August g, it is announc- ed by Hon. George Hoadley, acting Premier. Nomination day will be August l2.
 The Liberal party has sixty-one candidates nominated, the United Farmers of Alberta forty -one, anc the Conservatives, thirty y-eight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
'. D. R. ASSURES NATION

WASHINGTON, July 27. The nation was assured today that the Administration would give foreign conflicts wide berth A determ- ination to avoid issues not con- cerning this country was expressed by President Roosevelt when the Italo-Ethiopian subject was brought up. This and continuation of the good neighbor policy he enunciated as the two cardinal points of in- Surance against war
 Although he emphasized the sub ject was too broad to be explain ed briefly, the East African con- troversy, said the President, might be one of those cases in which the United States has no concern other than the interest in maintenance of world peace.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
TORRANCE IN PORT

Bringing Col R. w. Dusenburg and Capt. J. w. Vincent from Chilkoot Barracks, the barracks tender Torrance arrived in port late yesterday and left this morn ing early for Sitka with the two Army officials aboard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
CLOSING PRICES TopAY

NEW YORK, July 27.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is l55s, American Can Al, American Power and Light AS, Anaconda 161a, Bethlehem Steel 36 General Motors 381ls, International Harvester 51is, Kennecott 209s United States Steel 421s.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
KNOX IS NOT
 ASPIRANT FOR
 PRES. HONORS
Chicago Publisher Throws Monkey Wrench Into
 C. o. P. Plans

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 27.- Col. Frank Knox, Chicago publish CT, mentioned as a possible G. O.. P. candidate for President in '36, is a guest of former President Hoover today Knox speaks at a meeting Monday night sponsored by the Republican Assembly, a political group. Knox said flatly he is not an aspirant for the Presidential nomination.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
VISITS CANNERIES

P. H. Deller, representative of a cannery supply firm, arrived in Ju- neau aboard the Victoria from Peterburg. He is visiting Southeast Alaska canneries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
IMPROVING PROPERTY

Allen Torgerson is placing two glassed-in porches around his home at Aux Lake.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-27
CLAIM ACTION
 WOULD SERVE AS PEACE GESTURE
Italy Declares She Would Interpret Such Move
 as an Act of War
(Continueo from Page Ones

(Continued from Page Ones sic has proclaimed Ethiopia's desire for peaceful settlement in her dis pute with Italy and in a written statement has declared Ethiopia confidently awaits the decition of the League.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-04-26
RESOLUTION No. 73s9
Apr. 26-lt

Saving the State of Ohio harmless from any
and all damages claims thereof arising
from or growing out of the improvement of
u. S. Route No. l27. SH uCH9 No. 1870, Sec
tion Hamilton (part), n r. M 5Oa-E G93A,
on Third Street Fairfield Township Butler
County, State of Ohio
WHEREAS, The State OF Ohio. through its
Department of Highways has arranged for
the Improvement of IL S. Route No. 127, SH
the office of the Director of Highways, Colum-
bus Ohio portion of which route is within
the City Of Hamilton and known as Third
Street, and
WHEREAS, The Department of Highways
requires prior to the actual construction of the
said improvement, resolution from the Coun-
ell of the City of Hamilton that it would
save the State harmless from any and all
damages or claims thereof arising from or
provement, and certifca!ion that sufficient
right Of way is available for the construction
of the improvement; and
WHEREAS, In order to expedite the perfrom-
ance of said improvement emergency exists
which requires that this resolution shall take
effect and be in force from and after the
date of its adoption.
NOW THEREFORE,, BE IT RESOLVED
by the Council of the City of Hamilton, Ohio:
SECTION Il: That in the consideration Of
the State Of Ohio, through its Department of
Route No l27. SH (ICH1 No $50. Section Ham
ilton (part), Fairfield Township, Butler Coun-
ty, State of Ohio, being 2628.55 lineal feet of
highway within the corporate limits of the
City of Hamilton between Stations plus %
and 26 plus 5555 which work is to be done
in accordance with the plans and speciica-
tons therefor. it is hereby agreed that the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-04-26

Morgan, the executive board mem
bers and the committee called on the
governor Wednesday afternoon, April
II, and presented labor's legislative
program. The governor promised
to give it consideration. He then ar
ranged for the representative Of labor
to meet the speaker of the house of
representatives the republican and
democratic floor leaders and the mem
bers Of the house committee on rules,
which committee determines what bills
shall appear on the house calendar
each day. This meeting was held
about six o'clock Wednesday, after
the meeting with the governor. Presi-
dent Morgan presented the subject to
the house leaders, who gave assurance
that an effort would be made to give
proposed labor legislation fair eonsid-
GRAFTON and secure votes on it.
The executive board and committee
also presented to Governor Davey for
his consideration the administration
program favored by labor relative to
the industrial commission, the factory
inspection department and member
ship Of labor on the minimum wage
board.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-04-26
ORDINANCE No. a4sa

Giving the consent Of the City 10 the improve
ment Of Pleasant Avenue. under the super
yisioE of the Director of Highways.
WHEREAS. The Director OF Highways is
considering the matter of the improvement
under his supervision Of the public highway
known as State Highway No. 80 and
WHEREAS, Pleasant Avenue, within this
city lies in whole Or part along the line Of
SAID state highway, said Pleasant Avenue
being more particularly described follows:
Beenninp on s. H No 30 1T the south
corporation line Of the City Of Hamilton,
Ohio Station I20 plus 26), thence continu-
ing over and along the route Of S. II. No
30 as extended into the City OF Hamilton,
IN a northerly direction, to intersection
with Clinton Avenue at Station l30 plus 90
in all distance Of 0.IS4 mile
WHEREAS. It is proposed to extend said
state highway Improvement into, within or
through this city and along the aforesaid
Pleasant Avenue
NOW THEREFORE. BE IN ORDAINED
by the Council Of the City Of Hamilton. State
of Ohio:
SECTION 4: That it is declared to be in
The public interest that the consent Of said
City be and such consent is hereby given that
said Pleasant Avenue or SO much thereof as is
above described lying along the line of said
State Highway No 80 may be improved under
the supervision Of the Director of Highways
SECTION IT That the Clerk be. and she is
hereby directed to furnish to the Director
of Highways and to the Board of County
Commissioners Of Butler County, Ohio. GER
titled cepy Of this ordinance Immediately upon
the taking effect thereof.
SECTION III That this ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and after
the ealliest period allowed by the Charter
Passed: April il. 1886.
R. H. BURKE, Mayor
Attest ADELE EDMONDs.
Apr 26-lt
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-04-26
RESOLUTION No. 7a87

Saving the State Of Ohio harmless from any
and all damages or claims thereof arising
from or growing out OF the improvement Of
u S. Route No. i27, SH uCH No. 80.
Section Hamilton n r. NJ 54s q935) on
Pleasant Avenue Fairfield Township, Butler
County State of Ohio.
WHEREAS The State 81 Ohio. through its
Department Of Highways has arranged for the
Improvement Of U S Route No IL, SH
ICHl No. 39, as shown By plans on file IN
the office of the Director of Highways, Colum-
bus Ohio a portion Of which route is within
the City Of Hamilton and known AZ Pleasant
Avenue and
WHEREAS, The Department. Of Highways
requires prior to the actual construction of
the said Improvement resolution from the
Council of the City Of Hamilton. that it would
save the State harmless from any and all
damages or claims thereof arising from or
growing ont Of the making of the said inn
provement, and a certiieation that sufficient
right Of way is available for the construction
of the Improvement: and
WHEREAS In order to expedite the per
formarce Of said improvement am emergency
exists which requires that this resolution
shall take effect and be in force from and
after the date Of its adoption
NOW THEREFORE,, BE 1T RESOLVED by
the Council Of the City Of Hamilton Ohio
SECTION ! That in the consideration Of the
State of Ohio, through its Department Of
Hiwhways improving Pleasant Avenue on
State Route No, l27, SH (ICHl No, 80, Section
Hamilton Fairfield Township. Butler County
State of Ohio being 974 lineal feet Of high
way within the corporate limits OF the City
Of Hamilton between Stations 120 plus rs
and 1870 plus 90 which work is e be done ia
accordance with the plans and specifications
therefor, it is hereby agreed that the said
Department Of Highways and State Of Ohio
shall BE and is hereby saved harmless from
any and all damages or claims thereof arising
from or growing out Of the making Of said
proposed improvement Of Pleasant Avenue, in
accordance with the plans and specifications
aforesaid
SECTION II: That the necessary right Of
way for the construction Of the Improvement
is available.
SECTION III: That the Clerk Of the City
Council be and she is hereby authorized and
directed to certify copy OF this resolution
to the Director Of Highways, State Of Ohio
SECTION " BY reason Of the emergency
set forth in the preamble hereof. this reso-
luton shall take effect and be in force at once
Passed April II 1885.
R. Fl. BURKE, Mayor.
Attest ADELE EDMONDS,
Clerk Of Council
Apr 26-lt
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-04-26
FINES DEALT SHERIFF
AND PROSECUTOR

John C. Schumacher, sheriff, and
Paul A. Baden, prosecuting attorney,
of Butler county, were adjudged
guilty of contempt of court and fined
$25 and costs each by Judge Alfred
Mack in a decision handed down in
common pleas court Tuesday, in Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Both were charged with contempt
of court by Judge Mack, when, during
the long -drawn-out lgitaition of the
Long & Allstatter Company, fighting a
judgment obtained by A. Hunter Will
lis several years ago, they filed an
answer in United States district court.
They had asked Judge Mack for in
structions regarding such filing. Al
though he instructed them not to file
it they did SO.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-04-26
Legal Advertisements

said Department Of Highways and State Of
Ohio, shall be and is hereby saved harmless
from any and all DAMAGES or claims thereof
arising from or growing out Of the making
81 said proposed Improvement of Third
street, in accordance with the plans and
specifications aforesaid
SECTION II That the necessary right of
way for the construction Of the improvement
Is available, and that it VIII cause the removal
81 scale and platform owned by The General
Machinery Corporation located within the
limits ~ this Improvement opposite Station
II plus 81 OF the survey made by the Depart
ment of Highways.
SECTION HI That the Clerk Of the City
Council be and she is hereby authorized and
directed to certify a copy Of this resolution
e the Director OF Highways, State of Ohio
SECTION ~: BY reason Of the emergency
set forth in the preamble hereof this resolu-
ton shall take effect and be in force at once.
Passed April II, 1885
r. II, BURKE, Mayor
Attest ADELE EDMONDS,
Clerk Of Council
Apr 26-lt
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-04-26
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced open COM
petitive examinations as follows:
immigration patrol inspector, $500
year, department of labor. Appli-
cants must be of active type with good
muscular development, and in good
health and sound physical condition.
Because of the short time during
which this examination is open, ap-
plications may be filed with the civil
service district office nearest the ap-
plicant, as well as with the u. S.
Civil Service Commission at Wash
ington, D. G. Applications must be on
file not later than May a.
Minor laboratory apprentice, $1,000
year, National Bureau of Standards,
Washington, d. C. Optional subjects
are chemistry and physics. Applicants
must have been graduated from A.
year high school course, or have COM
pleted IA units of high school work
acceptable for college entrance. Ap-
plications must be on file with the
U. S. Civil Service Commission at
Washington, D. G., not later than
May 13.
Full information may be obtained
from Stanley B. Kimble, secretary of
the United States Civil Service Board
Of Examiners, at the post office in
this city.