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District BuiIdir,s(
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. Because OF his ability as an expert
accountant, Alonzo Twee0aIe. deputy
auditor has been honored with the ap-
pOintment TO the craftsmanship OF the
committee of education Of the Associa-
tion OF American Government Account
ants an organization whose influence is
expected 10 extend over the entire Fed
eral ana local government service. The
association had its inception in the de-
sire To promote in the departments the
best forms and systems of boolSkeeD-
ing aud accounting. and 10 educate aC-
CoUntants and bookkeepers into meth
DDS OF safeguarding their various offices
against the possibility Of fraud and en-
bezzlement. Another purpose is to
keep Government employees constantly
Informed as to changes in systems of
preparing records and accounts, through
the dissemination of literature treating
the subject
The organization has among its mem
bers Charles II. Keep. chairman OF the
Keep Commission. whose recommenda-
tions concerning certain abuses in the
Federal Departments have already re
suited in many reforms. It also includes
almost all Of the well-known auditors,
accountants, disbursing officers. pur-
chasing officers. and expert bOOkkeep-
ers in the Government service.
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December Events.

Other dances are those of Mrs. Charles
B. Alexander, on December %, at her
house on West Fifty-eighth street. for
her debutante daughter. Miss Harriet
Alexander. on which occasion the fine
new ballroom Will be inaugurated, On
the following night Mrs. Davis 2. Nor
gan gives a large dance for her grand
daughters. Miss Mildred Carter and Miss
Gladys Kissel, at Sherry's, and on the
same evening Delmonico's will be the
scene Of the second of the dances of
the Friday Evening Assembly
Saturday, December % Is set as the
date of the extremely smart and ex-
elusive Saturday Evening Dancing Glass
at DeimOnico's, and also of the first
Metropolitan Dance at Sherry's The
Metropolitan dances are for girls of sew
enteen. who are to make their debu.
twelve months hence. and the dances de-
rive heir name from the fact that they
were formerly held in the Ladies An
mex OF the Metropolitan Club. Mrs
Charles B. Alexander IS the moving
spirit Of the organization. Several dances
will take place at Sherry's on De-
crmher 2e. one of them given by Airs.
Winthrop Burr for Miss ROsamond and
Miss Frances Burr, anG another by Mrs.
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Plate Printers Officers.

me annual election OF officers OF Plate
Printers' Union. No. ?. recently held az
It's headquarters in Typographical Tenn
pie, resulted as follows: William n
Leissler, president: Clarence Mcclure
vice president; Julius Stats. reeordi,g =
secretary; Edward A. Meehan. financial
secretary; y. A. Fulton. treasurer: Ed
Farley. insector; Thomas Dennean ont
SIDE guard; r. l. Grace. George Thur
Der. julius staats. George Foster. and
=. J. Murphy, members OF the executive
board: Arthur Small. Joseph Hardie.
ana Theodore Rooney. trustees; {. w.
Rich, William Doyle. and Charles Il
Baker, auditing committee; Gus Davis.
FRANK label, Louis Perron, Fred
Noightsberger, Wilson y. Miller. Fred
Springmeyer, Samuel r. McCullv. James
Gibson. Ed Atkinson. and Ed Putnam
organization committee. The new off,
ciais VIII take Office January /. The
entire list Of officers are empIoved IN
the bureau
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No Landing Place IN Heaven.

Danny Garges. secretary To Commits
siOner Biddle. who every now and then
ILLS hearer with a story about public
school NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of them admit
tedly gh-PrOvOksFs-has one to tell
about the little daughter of his family
servant which, apropos the school situa-
tiOn. may not be amiss. The little col
ored one who IS a pupil at the Garnet
school. Secretary Garges tells, furnished
considerable amusement for the teachers
and other pupils one day recently by
her novel elucidatIon of the principles of
the attraction OF gravity. The teacher
had spent some time explaining to the
class the result of Sir Isaac Newton s
experiments, and when she thought she
had made the subject clear to their
youthful minds, she asked:
Now. what little girl viii tel me why
an apple dropping from a tree falls 10
the ground?'
Instantly the childs hand went up.
and she was asked TO answer the ques-
lion.
Cause there 'aint any landing in
Heaven for 1t to fall on" she replied
innocently, wondering why her teacher
was forced TO smile.
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Charley Rogers, Postal Cards.

Those souvenir postal card senu-
mentalists are going the poets one bet
ter in the matter of the fair one
adoTed,' mused Disbursing officer
Charley Rogers yesterday afternoon
upon receiving by mail another beauti-
ful sample OF the popular method Of
communicating a sentimental thought.
Mr.. Rogers has one OF the best cOliec-
tions OF souvenir postal cards at the
District building, receiving from time to
time through the mails many from un-
known admirers. The amiable Dis
bursing Officer may convert them into
a fancy vest some day, as such a sug-
gestion has been made by one Of his
fellow workers.
Il mean" continued Mr.. Rogers,
that while the poet only engraves the
image OF the adored one upon the heart,
the sentimental postal card sender now
buys the postal card with the name OF
the fair one boldly emblazuned upon ii.
and then sends IL through the mail not
caring a rap whether the pOstman or his
curious relatives sees IL or not. The
dealers have gotten wise TO the fact that
more OF cards picJuring pretty faces are
bought than any other kind, and as a
result some of the fair ones are-weu, l
would say, bowling beauties.
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Lent Hastens Dances.

As the season after New Year viii be
very short, owing to an exceptionally
early Lent many dances are being given
this month, which, under ordinary cir
cumstances, would have been delayed
until the middle and even the end of
January. Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan will
give her first dance for many a long
year on Thursday night. at her house
in Madison avenue. for her niece, Miss
Grace Tracy. the dehutante daughter Of
the late Charles Edward Tracy ana
granddaughter Of John Bigelow. former
minister TO France, and her mother,
Mrs. Tracy. viii give q dance for her
tomorrow night at Sherry's. On Friday
evening Mrs. W. ETnlsn Roosevelt will
have a big Dime: dance at SherFy's for
her dehutante daughter. Miss Lucy Mar
garet Roosevelt, who made her curtsV
10 society at reception given for her
by her mother on Wednesday last
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DebutanteS Thick as Bees
In Manhattan'S GaU SoCietu

NEW YORK, Dec. S-Debutantes may
be said TO monOpOlize the attention OF
society just at present. and 10 occupy
the center Of the stage. There IS no rca-
son 10 complain CT this. For the sea-
sons crop Of buds is exceptionally well
favored and Fascinating Not a day
passes without receptions being given
for their presentation 10 the fashionable
world, and fond friends and relatives
are organizing dinners. luncheons. thea
ter parties. and dances in their honor
December is the one month of the year
more particularly devoted 20 the debu-
tante. and by the time that January
has arrived she 'las managed TO get
over the excitement incidental TO her
coming out, and 70 find her bearings in
q suIhcienI degree 10 enable her to de-
termine her future with perfectly level
head.
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Orders Revenue Cutter Service.

First Assistant Engineer S. NJ. Rock,
directed 10 resume regular duties on the
Alert.
Second Lieut.. F. r. Shoemaker. resig-
nation accepted to take effect November
II. 1906.
First Lieut.. W. V. z. Jacobs. directed
to report to Capt F. M Dunwoody.
Treasury Department, for duty on ex-
amining board.
Surgeon S. J. Call. ordered to the
Manning. at Honolulu. Hawaii.
Capt. ". S. HOwIand. relieved from
further duty on examining board, di-
rected to proceed to his home at New
bern. y. c.. and upon arrival there
granted leave OF absence until Deem
beT ., the date of his retirement on ac-
count Of age; also detached from the
command of the Boutwell,.
Retiring board ordered 10 convene at
the custom house. Baltimore, Md, Mon
day, December 10. for the examination
Of Second Assistant Engineer w. ]. Gil
bert Detail for the board: Capt d. p.
Foley L. s r. {. s.; Chief Engineer II.
w Spear, l. S. r. c. S; Chief Engineer
Willis Pedrick, u. 5. r. c. S; Surgeon
L. L. Williams. L. q p. H. and NJ. H.
- Nail OIL Bton w. II. Frost, L.
;. P. II. and NJ. II. s.
second Assistant Engineer w. J. Gil
Dert. directed to report TO the president
Of the retiring board at the custom
house. Baltimore, Md, on December 10.
fer examination.
Chief Engineer +. 2. Webber. directed
10 proceed to Norfolk, Va, and report
TO the president OF the jamestown Ex-
M farav @-,v-
10 Capt. J. E ReinbuTg. L S. r. c. S,
chief of the department of machinery
including ordnance sand marine appli-
&nces.
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NSaRB? ?Eeasyrc e.

The Indiana division OF the Office of
Auditor for Interior Department. which
for several years has occupied Offices
on the third floor. northwest corner Of
the Treasury building, has been moved
To rooms in the southwest corner OF
the same floor to make additional room
for US of the Internal Revenue office
The rooms vacated by the division
will probably become the official home
of the Internal Revenue force that
will have supervision OF 'denatured' or
free alcohol" under the law which
becomes effective January next,
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Death of Old EmplOve.

Joseph a. Reilly. one OF the oldest an,-
p'oyes OF the bureau. plate printer on
the night SHIFT died at his home IN this
eity on wednesday morning, December
.. Fom complication Of diseases.
uherai services were held TT his late
residence, 7O4 c street southwest. satur-
day morning. He is survived by his
wife' Katie Deignan Reilly. who has
the sympathy Of many friends in the
bureau in her sad bereavement.
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60 q ss2z1zz1]s4]AgricUltUre,

The Departmental Chess League match
last Wednesday evening at the Wash
ington Chess Club. between the Agricul-
ture and Justice-State teams, resulted
In a victory for the latter. The Agg.es
were seriously handicapped by the alb
sence from the city OF some OF their
strong players. but when they return to
the ranks the Farmers are expected to
make better showing. Following is
the score.
observation-disclosures, o; Hitchcock, J.;
Cross. o; Rutter. Z; Pew, o. Total. IA
Justices e-State-Mitcbell, !. Smith, o.;
Finn. l; Martin, y; BOreland, /. To-
taL g.,
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nual leave. and expects to be absent
from the department until after Christ
mas.
]. S. Cotton. of the Bureau of Plant
Industry. left the past week on his an
nual leave. and will not return until
after the holidays.
H. ]. Daily. telegraph operator. has
returned 10 duty after a few weeks
annual leave.
G. Arthur Bell, OF the Bureau of Ami
NAL Industry. is spending u few days
at his home in Rome, n. Y.
Mrs. Lucie e. Fairfax. of the forest
service. is absent on annual leave.
Fred w. Graft. Of the Weather Bu-
reau, Is absent enjoying a few dnys'
vacation.
p. L. wormely. jr., of good roads d.
vision, left the past week for his an
nual vacation. which will extend
through the holidays.
A. T. Boisen. of the forest service. is
absent on annual leave.
J. S. Hates. OF the Bureau Of Plant
Industry. left Wednesday last on a
three weeks vacation.
George B. King, OF the Bureau of
Soils. is on annual leave of six days.
Miss Nellie B. Hamilton, OF the good
roads division, is absent from the de-
partment on a months vacation.
Miss Mary Long, OF the Weather Bu-
reau, IS taking her annual vacation.
which VIII extend through the holidays.
r. 3. Hopkins. of the Bureau OF
leave.
Miss Bessie NJ. Muhleman. OF the Blu
reau OF Plant Industry. returned 20
duty the past week after enjoying a
months vacation.
Miss Alice /. Davies. Of the Forest
Service. Is absent on annual leave.
I. r. Davies, OF the Bureau OF AMI
NAL Industry. left the past week 20
spend the holiday season with his home
folk at Madison. Wis.
Miss Anna Montgomery. OF the dis
bursting office. is away on annual vaca-
ton.
f. L. Ogden. OF the Library. returns
TO duty this week after an absence on
annual leave Of three weeks.
G. W. Stier, OF the Bureau OF Stats
tics. left the past week to enjoy an an
nual leave Of three weeks.
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day afternoon at her home, in the
Sterling. when her guests OF honor were
ner sister. Mrs. Robert Schleestein. Of
New York city, and Miss Jennie Wal
Iach. OF New York The other guests
present were Mrs. Harry King. Mrs.
Mrs Charles Goldsmith, Mrs Joseph
sing, Mrs J. ". NOrdlinger, Mrs. a. NJ
Baer. Mrs. Abe King. Mrs. T b. NOrd-
hnBer, and Miss Lucie Dinkelspeil.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Wash
ington Hebrew Congregation have made
ARRANGEMENTS for a child's Hannakuh
Iestlyai 10 be given on the afternoon Of
December IS At Pythian Temple.
Miss Jennie Wallach. Of New York. is
the guest OF Mrs. I. W. NordIlnger, of
BiltmOre street.
Mrs. Arthur Marx and sister. Miss
Irene Hollander, are spending the week
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. NJ. Goldsmith and Mrs. Charles
Goldsmith have returned from a trip 10
New York city
Mrs Sydn ey c Kaufman entertained
the Afternoon Bridge Whist Club at
her home on Wednesday afternoon
when tiiose present were Mrs. Sol Min
Mrs. Gers"n Nordlinger. Mrs Isaac Ben
Tend. Sirs- Rudolph =. Behrsnd and
Miss Helen EiAeman.
The Council OF Jewish Women have
completed arrangements for carnival.
10 be given December q at National
Rifles Armory-
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Changes at Home for Inhrm.

on the recommendation of Dr. Percy
&. Smith superintendent Of the Home
for the Aged and Infrm, the Commits
sioners have appointed Or. II. Christian
JurEeuson as resident physician at the
institution other changes at the home
include the promotion of James W. Gar
rlson from assistant TO chief engineer,
al Ss21 per anuum, and the appointment
of John X Butler TO be assistant engi-
neer, and Charles Proctor as driver.
The changes take effect Immediately.
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Buds Are Everywhere.

As for the debutantes. their number
is simply overwhelming and not more
than tenth ever find any mention OF.
thelr names and of their trfuruDhS in
lhe newspapers. So crowded is tI4 list
nus on Wednesday next Miss Eliza
beth Winthrop Stevens. Who ,.l---,1tI,-
emerged from Roosevelt Hospital afteT.
a severe operation. and now presenting
4 more attractive appearance than ever
VII make heF hfst courtesy 10 society
at tea given By her mother airs
LedNaFd stevens, at the Oscar Schmidt
mousse, M West Eighth street. whore
she is spending the winter with her
parents Miss Stevens is IL remarkably
pretty girl, very tail and blonde and
VIII be assisted in receiving bv Miss
Antoinette HecksCher- Miss RosaIia dc
crest. Miss Hester Davis. Miss Elsie
Sanford. Miss Mary NinsIow ana Mics
Lucy Roosevelt.
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"Jiminee. but Mr. Good. the candidate
for county treasurer, is mad at you.
said the foreman Of the country weekly.
What? Why. we gave him a great
sendoff in this weeks paper"
Yes: he says you've ruined him. You
referred to his as a trusted employee &"
Catholic Standard.
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Eugene Young has Invitations out for
a dance 10 be given at Dyers' Hall on
Tuesday evening in honor OF his twen-
ty-frst birthday anniversary
At the ladies' whist held at the AIer-
camille Club Saturday evening. the
prizes were won by Mrs. Gus Waller
stein and Mrs T. W. Nordllger.
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Paragraphs and Personals.

Fire Chief William Belt has returned
10 his post after a pleasant hunting trip
of two weeks in the Virginia mountains
Deputy Chief Wagner. who acted as
head of the Fire Department during the
chIef's absence. has returned to regular
inspection duty. with headquarters at
No. if engine house.
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Mrs Mary NJ. Phelps and Mrs. Maude
d. Hugdal have been detailed from the
Bureau OF the Census 70 the division
Of appointments. Office of the Secretary.
to copy records for the Lighthouse
Board.
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Of for Europe.

Perhaps IL is owing To the shortness
Of the season that so many people are
going abroad this winter, and outgoing
steamers sail with crowded passenger
lists. Thus Immediately after the New
Year there will be a perfect exodus OF
tie NandcTDlltS, as not only the Reggie
Nanderbilts. but also the Alfred V5b-
deTbilts and the Cornelius NanderbiIts
are booked for Europe The NeeIie Van
derbilts are going to Berlin. The Al
tred Nanderbilts are bound for the
South OF France
Others who are going abroad are Mrs.
ogden Goelcts who has been spending
several weeks at Hot Springs. Va. ard
MI and Mrs r. Livingston Reecku.an
while Mrs. y Dwight Collier and Miss
Georgette Collier, Mrs Berkiev AIostvn
and her daughter, Miss Alexandra
Stevens; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry y Red
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott. MP
and Mrs. J. LangdOD Schroeder. Mrs
Bruce Price ana her daughter. Mrs Ed
'. in N Post. Mrs. Richard H MORGAN
and Miss Caroline Morgan whose en-
gagement 10 Oscar T. Stevens son oF
Mrs. Berkley M0styn. was announsed
some time ago, and Mrs. George II. Bliss
and Miss Susan Bliss have already
sailed. Mrs. John w. Mackav and her
sister, Countess Telfener, who have
been over here for some weeks. ara
booked to leave for Europe on next SAT-
uiday.
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Notes and Personals.

Commissioner General OF Immigra-
ton Frank +. Sargent, who has been in
Hawaii for several weeks on official
business. is expected TO return here in
time 10 spend the holidays with his
family.
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a FORWARD YOUNGsTER.

There is one of your employees that
you may be sure viii be coming to the
front"
who is hep
''The boy that answers the door,
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Miss Mary p. Renshawe, of the Treas
urer's office, is away on annual leave
William NJ Geddis. assistant secretary
to Centennial Commission to James
town Exposition, is slowly recovering
from a painful injury received al VIII
liamsburg. Va, some days ago, where
he had gone on business connected
with the coming fair on waters Of
Hampton roads. While out driving with
a friend the horses attached to car
riage bolted and upset the vehicle,
throwing him out and severely bruis-
ing and spraining one leg and ankle.
Mrs. Emma II Donnelly. OF the Treas
urer's office, is away on leave for the
rest of the year. which she will spend
visiting friends in Montclair, y. J., and
New York city.
James II. Campbell has returned 10
duty. after spending some time rusti-
eating in Maryland
Robert s. I.ytle. assistant teller of the
National Bank Redemption Agency. and
Mrs. I.vtle have returned from Phna-
delDhia. where they went to spend the
holidays with their son, a
student in the University or Pennsyl-
Vania.
Holm T. Blvins. chief clerk Of IN
ternal Revenue Bureau. has returned
from visit Of ten days to New York
city.
Miss Catherine T. Costigan is again
al her desk after a short vacation,
George p. Dunham has been transfer
red from the Office of auditor Tor interior
to the Office of auditor for Postoft1ce De
partment.
Dr. Elmer +. Jackson has been ap-
pointed clerk, class four. in the Office
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Others Making Bows.

Olher debutautes of the weeI, are
Miss Frances Alexander, who will be
introduced on Friday To society by her
mother, AIRS. William Alexander at her
mouse on West Thirty-scventlf street
while on Saturday Miss katherine Van
hensseioer Fairfax viii make her de-
Dut At q reception given by her mother
Mrs. Hamilton r. Fairfax. Miss Marie
Louise Peckham viii come out at a
reception given by her mother, Mrs.
alton NJ Peckham, IT the Hotel
Gotham Mrs. George BavIies Sanford
Will give a reception for Hiss Elizabeth
Sanford at her house on East Thirty
nrst street. Mrs. William w McAluhine
VIII have reception for Miss Adelaide
McAlphine at her house on Fgsr
Ninetieth street
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Everett n Hawley, correspondence
clerk IN the division Of appointments,
was recently admitted to practice law
before the Supreme Court of the United
States.
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Deputy Auditor Alonzo TWeedale is
hack again from a short visit, with Mrs.
Tweedale, to the home OF his father
in-law. Col. i. s. Fowler. appraiser of
the port of New York. in Manhattan
The Great White Way" Mr.. TweedaIe
reports, seemed little changed since he
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Notes of Persons.

James B. Belt, Deputy Auditor for IN
terror. has returned from New Orleans
where he went on official business,
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Personals and Notes.

Col. 5. r. Burch. chief clerk OF the
department. recently returned from an
extended trip in the West.
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Weddings

A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday evening in the parsonage Of
Douglas NJ (. Church when Miss Alice
r. Ward. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. VII
son Ward. was married TO John Z.
Yeihmeyer. the Rev. G- c. Bacon Of
nciating. The ceremony was performed
Ia the presence OF the immediate fami-
lies and relatives OF the young couple.
Miss Mamie Ward. of Trivilla. Nd, was
bridesmaid. and Albert +. COnnOr. OF
W NdshlngtOn. was best man
The bride wore a cream lace robe
over white silk and carried d shower
bouquet OF chrysanthemums- A recep-
ton and supper were given by the
brides parents at their home, 1907 II
street northeast.
The young couple viii be az home at
36 Sixth street northeast after Deem
Der Is.
Miss Margaret r. I.auahan and VII
liam Q. LunsfOrd were married last
Tuesday evening by the Rev. Father
Heferman. -he wedding was very small
and informal ewing 10 the recent death
OF the brides father. The brides Onlv
attendant was Miss Nellie Connolly. and
the best man was Robert Barrett.
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Personal Mention.

Joseph O. Lash, Of the NUMBERING a.
vision. and Miss Anna Gran. OF ri.
city. were married on Wednesday NJ
eember b, at the Trinity Methodi.+
Episcopal Church. They are now on a
trip 10 the former home OF tba brida-
groom In Mansfield Ohio. On their re-
turn 10 the city Ehey viii be al homo
TO their friends at 905 North Carolina
avenue southeast Mr.. Lash is ona NJ
The most popular employees OF the bu-
reau and was the recipient OF many
congratulations on the occasion of the
happy event
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Those reported changes in the Asses
sor's office have made Danny Donovan.
the Auditors guide. stir himself.
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Assistant Secretary Willet NJ. Hays
viii give an illustrated lecture before
the National Geographic Society tomor-
row evening on Agricultural Progress
in the United States"
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Dr. L. o. Howard. chief of the Bureau
OF Entomology, gave very interesting
lecture at the meeting OF the Biological
Society OF Washington. last Monday
evening, in the assembly hall of the
Cosmos Club, his subject being ''Po-
lyembryOny and the Fixation of Sex"
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Miss Caro- +. Kershaw is spending
the month of December in the home OF
DR.. Chenay, New Orleans. Ia.
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Paul D. KKeIIeter. Of the forest ser
vice, who has been absent on annual
leave, returns 10 duty this week.
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II p. chnders. clerk in the division
Of agriculture, Bureau OF the Census.
who has been Ill for several weeks. IS
in COvir gton, Ky. He IS expected TO
return To his place IN the bureau about
the first OF the year.
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r. =. Yerby. auditor Of the depart
ment. has returned from his annual
hunting trip TO Virginia.
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Robert Lenihan OF New York State,
has been appointed to a clerical position
IN the $500 grade. office Of the Secretary,
and assigned 20 the division Of appoint
ments.
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Francis =. Marvin has been promoted
from the position Of messenger boy at
$3.50 per annum 10 that Of assistant
messenger at $40 per annun IN the once
OF the Secret@vy
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Tweed -
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Jsmes r. Hurley has rendered his
resignation as al assistant surgeon in
the Coast ana Ceodetic Survey.
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Sherman Leavitt. Of the Bureau of
Chemistry, leaves tomorrow on his an