Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-14
CENSUS OFFICE FORCE
REDUCTIONS WILL SOON BEGIN TO
TAKE PLACE.
Pressure for Retention Making the
Directors Life IL
Burden.

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49, 80, o.,t.+,,rr I,,,,a,., ,,o,,n,..,, g.,
80,
IN, $500 .,1i,et,s 80 a., -,
- -, 80 go '''- p'' N =, 49,
- 'oI-' "4'''' ''l'' win ''e
'io!'' ''ie oii.e
N'ons III ''i e'S u"Ss Vi '"e JIM
"a ''' AZ IAN <" .!'e rue" u o'
-t''."s y mp. Oh 'oi N'' ''' 49, '''N
40 'tio"',' '' s's'.' eiiii''os ii''ii'
loi Staten 'iiiie' ioe' VI t4ie'e were en-
gagged on the Puhchlns ana enumeratinS
machines. in the practical work of counting
the census after the enImerators had sent
il, +b.i, ranor,s fro,, IN o,a,. tr., I-rita7
-'p''' i''tii ''i' wv 'iie 'i''e'
Inc days are now arriving when their
services will be no longer required and
although each clerk knows from his or her
commission the date of dismissal they are
hoping against hope to be retained on what
IS termed the pernanenf force There is
little OnDlrtunitv however for any MN,
her of these clerks to be retained Who
ever are kept must be charged TO the
oi1ots Of same sa1ator or rs,e-a'o,'. t; ,.ts
sus Office. and because of tta yary fant
that each senator and raprasantat;,.a:s n,,o
Ia is already filed. there is no onnortnnitr
for them to pro,ora their stay in tLa co.:
eminent service. e''-
-
es'"Te i"r retention.
the TACT that each and
every member of this temporary force know
at the time Of the appointment the exact
duration of the same, they are making
strenuous efforts to be kept. and influence
of all kinds is being brought to keep them
in the service. Director Merriam's life is
becoming burden TO him. and he finds
when he goes home no rest from that great
army of people who are STRUGGLING for
their daily bread Nor is the life of An
pointment Clerk Langley a rose,+a dra,r,
He. too, is Icing looked up nv sisters
mothers inya i'd fathers aud bro,bars %
some clerk upon whom thev danend r"r
their daily bread PM the riIa ~ -, 10
hIe. There is no money for tho f,rtbar re-
tention of tbase CLERKS a,d ,hara .nT :; re- ,eo
a1tprnativa Icft Tbara iii, Ill e'ie ss - no
kent If is said hmt tbssa 49, some au rev
charged TO some senatnr or ra,ras stt ,e
tive in accordanca u.itb H. -, - 10,
when the census Office u.as 60 I'll NC"
In tho anDoIn+mnnt "f 80 te,
force j. was eracificanr s,ataI up ttr
nf ~ o,ao;,t,I,tt 49, g., a. tie tiin5
erfire fGrca on octobar - ,,T,ah va ntn S
Today II numbers ora M ar,,d;n, ,,"i'
exnire every day from now. NH, H. In.h
Of Anvil u.ban ~ Int w " &c Inc i'th
norary c,ariS +eLos ~ IL 49, - IN re,
done In orIer 70 reIiara H. oe,c 80. -
e,nb,r r,Ssmart n.Lio, 49, o'.oe a. I'm any
,1irro;.rnI - - 49,. NJ ooH' ps t'ie
,Ii VI -; a iai se huloer at once NO
70 dis,,Isso" - -, ny III 80 IA Se I'd zen
- - sttt,4 ot ia'lei eApil a'ioils. ol
''' ' 'ui e''
When Others Will Go.
Fo,,owine is a table ebou.;r. tho ,,,rt.r
each day until April 10 whose commissions
expire:
November 10 81: November Is. 1: Nover
Der ~ /: November % |: November u I.
November %. l. November IS /: November
30. so
december 1, ); December 2. .; December
- I' D. o, DeceInoer b, D; Decem-
Decemher II rs. Decsrnp.r D 10 n1 ., ~
Der -, 20; December IA %. Dacanober ~
2i; December 10. 81; December ~ %. De
cember 49, So December 20 ~. Deceuher
81 81; December 90 81. December 81 81
December % 30; December % IL. Decarn
Der 81 6; December ~ z. Decembsr o.
January 2 13; January Z ?. January !.
January >. .: January 6 &. Jonnsrv "a.
January @ 4. Japuarv IN .r,. Jan,Io -, -
1G: January os ' 49,
February q /. Eebrr.rv I, o. po,
II / ~ - reo iiars
Ami, 10
II 49, h ;,.oo,.t,.- -,
+a,nrnrorv 60 ,.'t 50 ~ hiio" .nat inns
~ ~ o,th va 6, snioiosed from three
,bat - ~ - ~ . HIeiliaih says
ana fai,bfrI oJasn 20 t ~. eoIsclehtlous
-, b;s ,ri,,iiana ~ LitoS CO - mas ever
n,,,,ha l.' aInI,S on, Hno"' VI the Whoie
- GU '-i were women ana ll3
.,, . o., -
Picpii GU SHo"lHS
deaths that had Occurred In tba na,s anu