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The Washington times., 1906-11-11
Orders for Revenue Cutter Service.


First Lieut.. Z. p. Bertholf, detached
from the Onondaga and ordered 10 com
mand the Wissahickon. EngineeT-in-
Chief c. a. McAIlister. ordered TO pro-
ceed TO New York City on official busi-
ness. Chief Engineer J. r Daily. or
dered TO proceed 10 New Castle, Del,
to inspect castings for No. -. r. .. s.
Capt W. II. Roberts, having attained
the age of siXty-fOur. is retired from
active service by direction OF the Presi-
dent
Third Lieut.. J. r. Drake. ordered 10
the Onondaga upon expiration Of leave.
First Lieut. J. NJ. Moore. detached from
the Wissahickou and ordered 10 report
at the department for examination for
promotion. First Lieut.. A. J. Hender-
son and Second Lieut.. II. q. Fisher. or
dered to report 10 the president OF sub
board, at Port Townsend, Wash. for
examination for promotion. Third Lieut..
r. &. Weightman, ordered 20 report 10
the president OF sub-board. at San
Francisco, Cal, for examination for pro-
motion.
The following officers are ordered 10
report 10 the president of the examining
board at Washington: First LicutenanJs
J. NJ. Moore, W. Y. L. Jacobs. =. II.
Uberroth. and 5. NJ Landrey. Second
Lie A. L e Mead and Third Lieut..
r. W. Dempwolf, directed 10 report TO
the president OF a sub-board. At Boston.
Mass, for examination fo- promotion.
Second Lieut.. II. II. Wolf, Third Lieut.
+. L. Austin, and Third Lieut.. II. +.
Rideout. ordered to report 20 the presi-
dent Of "A sub-board. at New York. for
examination for promotion. Second
Lieut.. ". A. Wiley and Third
y II
port 20 the president OF a sub-board, At
Wilmington. y. g, for examination for
promotion.
Second Lieut. Henry like. jr, and
Third Lieut.. j. a. Alger, ordered TO re
port TO the president of a sub-board. at
san Juan. p r.. for examination for
promotion.
Third Lieut. w G Ward. ordered to
report to the president of a aub-board.
at Sitka Alaska. for examination for
promotion.
The following are appointed cadets in
the Revenue Cutter Service and ordered
to the School OF Instruction: Warner
X. Thompson. of Iowa; Charles q.
Roemer OF Maryland: Gordon r. Finlay.
of Michigan; Arthur a. LauEhlin. OF
New York. George r. Ramel. Of New
York: Philip 81. Ljungstedt. of Mary
land; Eugene A Coffin, OF New Jersey,
Roy Munro. of Michigan; William p.
Wishaar, OF Washington: Edward A.
Blair, Of Maryland; Charles II. Forward.
OF California; Charles j. Browne Of the
District of Columbia: William Williams.
Of New York, and Ezra s Fish. Of Cali
fOrnia.
Chief Engineer n +. Cutchin, de-
tached from the Seminole and ordered TO
the works of the Newport News Ship
building and Dry Dock Company, as in
spector for repairs to the machinery OF
the Itasca.
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La1RiLlNMLL.

that station and ordered to his home in
Baltimore to await retirement He has
had long and honorable career in the
service.
John Berry has been enjoying a two
weeks vacation, but will return 10 his
duties this week. Mr. Berry IS In
charge Of the stationery room and Of
the messenger force Of the Qusrtermas-
ter Generals Office. where he has been
employed for many years.
Capt Frank Mcintyre, acting chief OF
the Bureau OF Insular Affairs. spent the
first two days of last week in New York
on Government business.
"
T b. Easily returned TO duty in the
Quartermaster Generals ONCE Friday.
after an active fortnight spent in the
Empire State
George r. Davis. OF the returns
branch, was one of the home-comers
last week. He had spent several days
pleasantly at his old home. in PennsyI-
vania.
r. F. Hopkins, who has been enjoying
a vacation with relatives in Indiana. is
expected back early in the week. He is
employed in the returns branch.
John 3. Pierce and F. c. Swayzee.
who have been TO Ohio on a brief visit
are expected back early in the week.
A. D. Wilcox. chief clerk OF the Bu-
reau OF Insular AfTairs. spent several
days OF last week I'm Pennsylvania
y. a. Woodson. chief Of the cerre-
spondence division. wiz return TO duty
November y, after an absence of two
weeks. He has been enjoying his vaca-
tion IN Peoria, i'll.
A. II. Caldwell. of the statistical di-
vision, left the Office Move mber for a
two weeks leave of absence
w. II. FERGUSON has returned to duty
after a weeks illness. He is employed
in the compilation division.
Jose NJ. Macias. of the compilation di-
vision, and J. r. Mickey. Of the cor
respOndence division, who have been on
temporary duty in Havana in the office
OF the provisional governor, have re-
turned 20 their desks in the depart
menL
George r. Long availed himself of
leave November and will NOT return
until the 18th. He is an empiOye of the
compilation division.
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A message has been received at the
Treasury Department announcing the
death of Gus z. Linduer at his home In
Salinesville. Ohio, on the morning or
November Z. He was for many years
a messenger in the Internal Revenue
Bureau. Born in Germany about sixty
eight years ago he. IN common with al
the young men OF that country, served
the prescribed time in the army, and
during the Franco-PTussian war saw
much active service, taking part in the
battle OF Sedan.
In 1877 he emigra ted to this country
and settled IN Ohio, where by industry
and frugslity he amassed an indepsnd-
eut competence. He entered the Gov
ernmenJ service under the first Clevc-
land Administration and by his atten-
tion 70 duty and unfailing good humor
made friends with all.
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Collins Gets Promotion.

John o. Collins has been transferred
from the Bureau OF the Census to the
once Of the Secretary and assigned to
the division OF printing as an editorial
clerk The transfer carries with II an
increase in salary from $500 to S1.i0o.
Mr Collins is well known to the news
paper fraternity both in this city and
in New York. his old home. having been
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Providence Hospital by an attack of
typhoid fever. Mrs. Jordan's illness be-
gan on Saturday October =. and her
removal to Providence Hospital took
place last Friday, November ?. Mrs.
Jordan IS the wife OF nr. Llewellyn Jor-
dan. Of the Treasury Department. one OF
the officer. n the National Civil Service
Retirement Association. Mrs. Jordan
is the fifth employe OF the commission
to be stricken with typhoid fever, four
of these cases occurring in the division
in which she is employed
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william LambOne's Death a Shock.

The death on last Friday OF William
Lamborne. n well-knoNn employe o.
the registers Office Was great
shock TO his friends and associates in
the Treasury. he was taken III while at
his desk Thursday and, complications
arising. he was taken 10 homeopathic
Hospital for an operation. but he could
not stand the shock and died Friday
morning. He is survived by his wife,
one son, and four daughters.
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Samuel Iaeob Transferred.

Samuel Jacob, ir., clerk IN the 81 400
grade, has been transferred from the
division or printing once OF the secre-
terry, 10 the division OF naturalization
Mr.. Jacob is both popular and compe-
tent, and while the transfer does not
bring with Il an immediate Increase in
salary. his friends predict that he will
continue 70 rise I'm the salary grades.
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During the beautiful weather Of No
vember there were So many clerks abb
sent on leave, for the purpose OF cast
ing their ballots In the several States,
hat the different divisions had a de-
serted appearance. similar TO that of
the early summer, before vacation days
wsre over. The crowds will soon return,
however. and most OF the absentees viii
be IN town for Thanksgiving turkey
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Notes and Personals.

James II. Richards has been trans
ferred from the office of the secretary
to the division OF printing at an increase
in salary. where he will continue to do
messenger duty.
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Frank T. Horner has been transferred
from the office OF the secretary to the
Bureau or immigration and Natur;1iZa-
tiOn. where he will continue TO do Cleri-
cal duty at the same salary.
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W. L. AIger. messenger in the dlvi-
sion OF printing. has been promoted TO
the clerical grade and assigned TO the
Bureau OF Navigation. the change
carrying with IL an increase in salary.
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OF on Hunting Tnp.

r. NJ. Pinden, jr, principal clerk in
the division OF appointments. will SO 20
Anne Arundel county. Nd, this week
for a shooting trip. the season opening
on the 18th Mr.. PindeN has a SUM
mer home at Pindell, Md. town large
~ owned by himself and his family, and
ne j. looking forward TO pleasant
~ eq Tinu
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Chief Clerk Ludlow Back From Hunt.

". ". Ludlow. chief clerk of the
Treasury, returned Thursday from Mad
ison county, Va, where he had gone
with a party OF friends on a hunting
and fishing expedition. be reports good
luck IN bagging squirrels and rabbits
and brought evidence of his prowess as
a hunter % this game 10 distribute
among his friends.
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Thomas II. Brannan has returned TO
the old stand in the job division, after
spending a pleasant vacation at home.
Mrs Brennan visited friends and reIa-
tlves IN Wisconsin with the youngest of
the Brennan household. while Mr.. Bren-
nan stayed home 10 look after the 9th
er young BTennans
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Commerce aLabOr

prominently allied with newspaper work
previous to entering the Government
service. lie is a graduate OF Hamilton
College, n. Y, and Is also a Spanish
war veteran. Mr.. Collins reported TO
the printing division for duty on Thurs
dav
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George II. Alexander. who has been
visiting mis- old home at Rrownvllle. IND.
Is back at his desk in the Internal
Revenue Bureau.
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News and Personals.

Fred TarboX. after several weeks tus-
sci with sickness. has been able 10 re-
turn TO his clerical duties ia the office
OF the foreman Of the foundry.
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Miss Adelaide Ten Eyck. of the Blu
reau OF the Census, has received a hand
some addition to her salary. being pro-
NOTED from the 81 900 to tue s., 200 grade.
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c. Louis Allen. OF South Dakota. has
been reinstated as a clerk In the Office
OF the lighthouse board al a salary Of
s.. 900 per annum.
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Miss Virginia NJ Brown. OF the Bu-
reau OF the Census. was among the
number TO receive an increase in salary
last week. having been promoted from
$500 20 s.. 600 per annum.
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Arthur r. Bloomer res4Ies the read
ers OF the current uumb,r Of the Tvpo-
graphical Journal with the story Of ''The
testimonial 10 the Boss" The Droof
room IS proud Of the literary attain
nients Of Mr.. Bloomer, who hxs been
recently engaged 10 write tor a Wash
lngtOn news syndicate
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r. ". Medlcirk, accompanied y his
wife. left November ? 70 visit friends
in Indiana.
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Notes and Personals.

Capt. j. r Hart. CHIEF OF the army
division, is supposed 10 be on leave. but
every two or three days he says he has
10 come back 10 his onice for a days
rest
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A. b. Hayward. OF the Southern di-
vision. is again at his desk after a short
visit TO relatives I'm New Hampshire
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G., A. Cuddy. chief Of the law division,
is on visit TO his old home in Wiscon-
sin. Mrs. Cuddy is with him.
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Ed A. Sullivan is back to work again
ln the job room, after "a protracted i'll
ness.
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Henry Hayward Allen, OF the Bureau
Of the Census. who Is classified as an
expert. was a few days ago made happy
by a very substantial increase in his
annual compensation. He will hereafter
sign for 5000 per annum. instead OF
s. 500
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George Z. Davis. who has been spend
ing several DAYS at his home in PennsyI-
vania, has returned 70 his desk He is
one of the valued employees of the Quar-
termaster Generals Office.
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W. 3. r. Davis has resumed his desk
in the accounts branch, after a beneii-
cial leave OF twenty-fOuT days. Most
OF his time was spent in this city.
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The retirement last week OF Capt
Noble II. Creager. of the QuarteTmas-
tcr's Department. was announced, 90
take effect Nocember 4 Captain Crea-
ger has been stationed at Fort WaHa
WalIa, Wash, until recently, when
ne was relieved from further duty at
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Icks for Representative Loudenslager.
who was reelected by substantial
majority. He was accompanied on the
trip by Mrs Reed. who visited relatives
and friends
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twelve new typesetung machines of
the latest pattern have been unlocked
and placed in running order on the nfrb
fo0r
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George W White, who has been sick
for some time returned to his desk last
Wednesday
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Miss A. NJ. Sargent, of the examining
division. left November 8 for her home
in HaveThil, Mass. Miss Sargent will
also visit I'm New Hampshire before her
return to Washington on the 18th
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Gus Lindner Dead.

A. II. shattuck is away on his annua
vacation.
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o. NJ Judd is away enjoying portion
OF his annual leave.
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Notes and Personals

$. 3. Clements, Of the application di-
vision, was at Philadelphia Tuesday in
order to exercise his right of suffrage.
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p 9. Garretson, OF the Auditor for IN
terror. is in New Jersey. spending his
vacation with friends and relatives.
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G., a. Cuddy. chief Of the law division.
is on a visit TO his old home in Wiscon-
sin. Mrs. cuddy is with him.
S W. McElderry. chief Of the fee sec
tion. law division. is at his desk again
after an extended visit TO relatives and
friends in Iowa and Wisconsin.
J. O'C. Roberts. OF the board Of re-
view. is quite Ill.
Thomas 3 Eaton. OF the certificate
division. who has been dangerously III
To- some time at his home ia Indiana. is
imprc wing.
DIT F. H. Pipes. Of the Western d.
vision, is back from West Virginia,
where he went to visit friends and at
tend the election.
NJ r. Schaner. Of the Western dlvI-
sion, is IN Pennsylvania on leave.
W. A. Folger, OF the Western division.
who has been very in Tor several
months. IS Improving
G W. Linnou, OF the army division.
was absent this week in Massachusetts.
+. y. Brown. assistant chief. army di-
vision. went 10 Niagara county, y. Y,
to vote.
Wayne X. CordeH. section chief. army
division, went TO Tennessee 10 vote.
Mrs. =. r. Joyce. of the army division.
met with painful accident last Sunday.
falling and breaking her left arm.
James Hill, OF the army division, who
has been suffering severely with rheu-
mausu.. left for Hot Springs. Ark.
Wednesday where he viii take course
OF treatment
August DOnatJO. Of the army division.
went 10 Indiana last week according 20
lis custom when an election is pending.
J. q. Johnston, OF the army division,
visited his old home in Uniontown, Pa,
last week.
Miss Fuller. of tho army division, Is
enjoying a much needed vacation
II Norris Husband. Of the army di-
vision, made his anr ual pilgrimage to
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Harry McCiowau entertained d large
party OF friends and neighbors one even
Ing last week. Mr.. MCGOWAN is one Of
The figure experts in the auditing de-
partment.
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at his home in Kansas City. Mo. Mr.
Tanner was a warm supporter of Rep
resentative Ellis, who had the hearty
Endorsement Of organized labor. aud who
will again represent the Fifth district.
This is the district formerly represented
by w. S COwherd
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Notes and Personals.

T. NJ. Sullivan, of the accounts branch,
Is enjoying twenty days leave at his
homo In this city.
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Theodore T. Langley. who has been
snendinK several weeks in Kentucky.
has returned and is again at his desk.
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William n. Bailey. Of the second divi-
sion. is again at his post OF duty after
having spent several days in New York
city
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The superintendent Of documents. Mr..
Post IS receiving congratulations on a
recent Increase of salary.
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inent member Of the local bookbinders
union. has returned from a trip to New
York State. He voted In the Fifteenth
Congressional district. and also did some
effective campaign work for Represent
atives Olcott and Bennett who were re
elected by substantial majorities-
W. T. Gallagher. of the bindery. is
back from a voting and visiting trip to
Rochester. n. Y
Joe Berger. of the bindery, has return
ed from Cincinnati. where he visited
friends for fifteen days. and Incident
ally helped 10 swell Representative
Nicholas Longworth's majority.
Maj. John II. Frederick, an assistant
foreman in the bindery, was in Phila-
delphia for the election. He put in some
good Iicks for Governor-elect Stuart,
who is a boyhood friend.
Thomas B. Penieks. foreman of the
document division of the bindery. has
returned from an election trip TO Phil
adelphia.
Michael Harris. foreman OF the gold
and stamping division OF the bindery.
has returned from a trip 10 New York
city. where he visited friends and voted.
Mrs. Harris accompanied him home af-
ter a visit Of several weeks.
Charles lGarrels, assistant foreman OF
the nth division. has returned from a
vacation spent at Peoria, Ill.
]. c. Kaufman. of the fifth division
proof room, has returned from an elec-
JiOn trip to Philadelphia.
Edith F. Heating. temporary clerk In
the document division. resigned her po-
/ sltion on Monday.
Fannie NJ. o'Rourke. of the library
section. document division. has been de-
tanned from the Office for several days
on account Of illness.
/ Francis Drum, jr., OF the folding diYi-
sion. is spending his vacation in Frost
= burg. Md
| Arthur g. Rowhiit. of the folding divi-
/ sion. has returned from pleasant visit
to friends iE lndianap polls. where he also
/ cast his ballot
! H. G. Watson. OF the folding division
mas returned from visit to points in
Ohio.
] Alvin J. Tanner. Of the bindery. IA.
| resumed work after spending two weeks
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The Rev. c. S. Cole OF the examining
division. left November for an ex-
tended visit To Iowa.
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Deb. r. Keim. Of the compilation di-
vision. spent last week in Pennsylvania.
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S. W. McElderry. chief Of the Zee sec
tion. law division. is at his desk again
after an extended visit TO relatives and
friends in Iowa and Wisconsin.
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Walter +. Carruthers- OF the Bureau
OF the Census. has been promoted from
clerk at 500 TO a similar position at
81 coo per annum.
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James p. AeKeon, by original appoint
ment. has been added 20 the skilled Ia
borer force in the Bureau OF Standards
at salary Of 500 per annum.
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at his home in Kansas City. Mo. Mr.
Tanner was a warm supporter of Rep
resentative Ellis, who had the hearty
Endorsement Of organized labor, aud who
will again represent the Fifth district.
This is the district formerly represented
by W. S. Cowherd.
Charles Wade. OF the bindery. was in
Baltimore for several days in the in
terest Of the Republican ticket.
William A. Kron, OF the folding divi-
sion. was in Pennsylvania for the cleo
ton.
G. r. l. TuberviIle is again at work
in the folding division after having
spent a pleasant vacation at various
points IN Virginia
Harry Newell. OF the folding division,
is taking his vacation and is hunting
wild turkeys ia Virginia,
James Z. Harper, one of the best
known compositors on Uncle Sans pay
roll has returned TO the office after
taking a two weeks vacation for the
beneht of his health.
George John Hearst, of the gold room.
bindery, has returned from an election
trip TO Albany, n. Y.
Miss Mabel Maloy. of the gold room.
was on her vacation last week
y. J. O'Leary foreman of the main
press room IS in Massachusetts on va
cation.
William II. Nevis. of the Eindery, was
in Boston for the election
William. Avis. OF the watch force, has
returned from a trip to his home in New
Jersey.
George Graham. of the watch force, is
back from trip 10 New York.
w c. Leonard. was in West Virginia
for the election and to visit home folks.
Mr. Leonard is a popular member Of the
watch force.
p. McMullin was in Iowa for the eIec-
tion. He is employed on the watch
force.
N. c. Stoddard, OF the watch force, has
returned from New York.
Harry Templar. proofreader in the
main proof room. was In Harrisburg.
Pa, for the election. He vas accom-
panied on his return by his brother
| Frank n. Templar. and together they
| have been taking IN the sights of the
| city for few days
c. II. Dale. Of the watch force, was AT
| his home in New York for the election.
| The women employees in the gold room
F; ara being furloughed for lack of work
/ The furloughs are in three-day periods
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Robert A. Joyce. of the foundry, mas
been granted extended leave of absence.
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The stork has been busy lately in the
households or several employees OF the
Job division. Harvey Graham reports
another Iusiy boy at his home and J..
j. G. wilson is proud of a daughter.
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Charles T. Graf. editorial clerk in the
division OF printing, was In Williamsburg,
Pa, for the election.
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Mrs. Rosa Garrison. OF the Bureau Of
the Census. has resigned her position.
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The press room on the seventh floor is
Obliged 10 work Sundays and overtime
daily IN order 10 catch up with an ln-
pneeedented rush of business.
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Charles Wade. OF the bindery, was in
Baltimore for several days in the in
terest Of the Republican ticket.
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Major 3. Fowler. OF Indiana. has been
reinstated as a clerk in the Bureau OF
the Census and assigned to the s., 600
grade
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September 15 to November T. during
which time he was detailed to the Office
of the secretary OF the Second Civil
Service District, in New York city the
detail being made necessary by a rush
of work at that office. On Tuesday OF
last " eek. Mr. Sweinhart was chosen
to seIz 2 as a watcher for the Judiciary
nomins tors in the second election dis
trict of the Fifth Assembly district OF
New York.
Mrs. Ella Richardson Jordan, of the
division of appointments. is confined at
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Mrs. Francis Smith Parker. OF Con
necticut, has rendered her resignation
as clerk IN the Bureau OF the Census.
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Mrs. Maude A. Tieman. or Missouri.
has been reinstated as a clerk OF the
sl,e') grade in the Bureau Of the Census.
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Harry Templar. proofreader in the
main proof room, was In Harrisburg,
Pa, for the election. He vas accom-
panied on his return by his brother.
Frank n. Templar and together they
have been taking in the sights of the
city for a few days.
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lgElFeasyb

DR.. c A Hartley. OF the once OF
Auditor for Interior. has gone 10 INDIANA
on a visit OF two weeks
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William A. Kroll, OF the folding divi-
sion. was in Pennsylvania for the cleo
ton.
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w. c. Leonard. was in West Virginia
for the election and to visit home folks.
Mr.. Leonard is a popular member Of the
watch force.
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Tsrs7gs OF visitors view the immense
establishment daily and marvel at mod
ern methods Of printing and bookbind-
Ing Thomas Peters. the accommodate
Ing chief guide, says his force is buster
than ever before.
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p. McMullin was in Iowa for the cleo
ti0a. He is employed on the watch
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c. Fl. Dale. of the watch force, was at
his home in New York for the election.