The successful applicants for the positions will be commissioned as first lieutenants and captains in the United States public health service and will receive pay at the same rate, as allowances for commutation, etc., as do officers of corresponding grades in the Army. A bulletin issued by Major General William G. Haan, in charge of soldier employment, says; "This is a rare opportunity for former members of the Dental Corps who are desirous of making government service their profession. They will continue their work under practically the same conditions as surround army life. Moreover, these positions are open only to former officers of the army, but any qualified enlisted men." Those who are desirous of appointment are notified to make application immediately to the Surgeon General of the United States Public Health Service, (attention of the Dental Section, Washington, D. C.) Collective Bargaining. This is the time to start your spring cleaning. 

WASHINGTON.—President Wilson today appointed a new industrial conference which he called to meet here.  December 1. It will be composed of 17 men, including government officials, business men, former members of the cabinet, and former governors of states. It will carry on the work under the national industrial conference which split on collective bargaining. Those Who Have Been Appointed. 