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is taking his annual vacation.
William A. Moore, the popular refer
ence clerk Of the document division. has
gone 20 Liganore HiH Inn near Fred
erick. Nd. where he will spend two
weeks Of his vacation.
George X. White. OF the bindery. is
on leave He will spend his vacation
In the vicinity.
I. A. Wisener. Of the first division,
has returned 20 the Office after taking
his annual vacation.
Miss Allie Trefts. coDyholder in the
specification division. is taking her vaca-
ton.
Charles A. Mullen. Of the Gazette
division, viii leave in few days.
W. F. Leatzow. wife and daughter
are spending several DAYS at Colonial
Beach. Mr.. Leatzow is popular en-
ploye Of the main proof room.
Thomas F. Herring and D. J. McCarty,
OF the specification division. are still on
the sick list.
Assistant Paymaster Wilver Is again
in the harness after spending a portion
of his annual leave enjoying an outing
Charles Elder OF the First division.
Is visiting in Maine.
c. d. johnson. of the Fifth division.
has returned 10 the Office after a trip to
Atlantic City and other points.
Dan CIa1TI, Of the Sixth division, has
returned to his duties after spending
several days pleasantly at his old home
in WHIiamspOrt. Pa.
Louis Lippincott has been transferred
from the Treasury division to tho Sixth
division of the main office. where he will
operate a machine.
W. H Singleton, of the bindery. and
Henry H Day, who recently sustained
severe cuts on the hand. are rapidly re-
covering under the care OF DIT. Manning
Charles Grenacher, assistant doorkeep-
or. who has been spending his vacation
az Atlantic City and other points in New
Jersey. IN company with his wife has
returned to the office and resumed his
duties.
NJ. L. Hurdle. Of the document divi-
sion. was in Norfolk, Va. during the
week
Howard Youngs. the popular and oblig-
ing timekeeper of the document division,
Is spending his vacation in New York
city and other points in the State. He
will visit his old home while there.
W. A. KrolI OF the folding division,
has been transferred TO the document
division, his salary being increased to 50
per day.
Stanley J. Murray. OF the document
division. left Friday for Colonial Beach.
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n FIeharty and r. DaIrymple OF the
Renroc Club. returned 10 the city last
Sunday after a weeks vacation az At
lantic Citv.
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Mr.. Thomas and Dir. CreeCy have
returned home from their vacation trip
OF two weeks at Ocean City. Nd,
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Mrs w E Wright, OF Delaware ave-
nue.. has left the city on a trip through
Georgia and South Carolina.
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A]EBS FeasyZc 9%

Mrs. F. B. Bates, of the Internal
Revenue Bureau. is in Cecil county. on
the Eastern Shore Of Maryland, for her
annual vacation.
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Mrs. f. NJ Reed. of the Office OF the
Auditor Of the Interior is at Chesa-
peake Beach for a vacation Of some
time
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signed TO engage in outside business.
Bob was a popular fellow and his
many friends miss him and his jovial
smile.
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where he Will spend fifteen days Of his
vacation.
D. II. Andrews, Of the specification
division went on leave during the week.
~ b. Hughes, Of the specification di-
vision, is taking his vacation.
James McKinnon, of the folding di-
vision. has returned to the Office after
spending his vacation al his old home
I'm South Carolina.
John Williams. Of the sixth division.
is with the everybody happy" crowd
at Colonial Beach. He reports an en-
joyable time
Upton :. Howser, Of the specification
division, is taking his annual leave.
sam Edmunds. Of the Record proof
room, was 81 Colonial Beach on We'd
nesday and accompanied his wife 70 the
city. Mrs. Edmunds spent several days
very pleasantly a. the Beach.
Sumner p. Belcher. OF the specification
division. was among the number granted
leave during the week
George A. Carney is taking his annual
vacation.
N. 3. Richmond was granted leave
Thursday. taking the entire thirty days.
c. c. EoehI, Of the specification di-
vision. has gone 70 Maryland and West
Virginia, where he will hunt and fish
for several days.
Miss Alice Hoover. a popular clerk in
the document division. is taking her va
cation and viii 20 TO New York. Phila-
deIphia. and Atlantic City for a three
weeks trip.
Public Printer stHIings viii leave the
first Of the week for a vacation. which
will be spent AT points I'm the East. He
viii probably be gone about three weeks.
w. A Mitchell. operator on specihca-
tions. IS on leave. Accompanied by his
wife he will spend two weeks at At
lantic City. and the remainder Of his
vacation at his old home In Raleigh.
\. c
Horace ". Whitaker. proof reader on
specifications, is taking his vacation.
In company with his brother, who IS
now visiting him, he VIII go 70 Atlantic
City 10 spend several days,
William A. Miller. former assistant
foreman in the bindery. Is at his home
in Minneapolis. MINI.
Chief Inspector Brown is expected 10
return 10 the Office from his vacation
the first Of the week
Kane Mahony. Of the second division,
has resumed his duties at the Office
after a delightful trip TO his old home
I'm Troy, y. Y, and side trips that In
cluded Lake George and Saratoga.
J. r Mckelvey and William Dawson,
proof readers employed !n the main
proof room. attended the Grand Army
encampment in Minneapolis last week.
They never fail to attend the encamp-
ments, both being Onion veterans. They
also never fail 70 have a Jolly good time
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George ". Pratt. chief of the regi-
mental records division. viii return from
his annual leave next week. During his
absence Dr. II. \. Johnson has been in
charge of the division
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completed. Mr.. Johnson will go 10
Colorado Springs in d few days and
there await the order for mis- admls-
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NJ T. Smith. Of II street northeast.
has returned from Atlantic City.
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George +. Davis. of the Ouartermas-
ter Generals Onice. will leave for his
home in Pennsylvania, September ]. lie
will be gone about ten days.
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Personal Notes.

Gen. J. Il Brinker. Of the document
division, has returned 10 his desk after
an absence of two months. caused by
illness. He spent the latter part Of his
leave IN New York city.
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Mrs. Boylston. Of A street northeast.
left the city last week FOR Richmond.
Va. where she viii spend several weeks
with her daughter. She viii return by
way Of Norfolk and will spend a week
at Virginia Beach.
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L. II. Lefevre is visiting his old
home State. Minnesota. AT this time.
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Personal Notes.

General Charles +. Humphrey. quart
ermaster general of the army. who
started west on an insnecton tour TO
last six weeks. took with him Thurs
day r L. Fryer. his personal stem
ographer, a young man who is greatly
admired in the service for his abLtIy
and observation-disclosures. Mr.. Fryer is one
of the youngest men in the service.
Cant. Frank Mcintyre. acting chief
OF the Bureau of insular Affairs, who
has been making his home during the
summer on the hills above Tenleytown,
will return TO his residence in this city
on the FIRST Of the month. BY reason OF
the Illness Of General Edwards, Captain
Mcintyre has been unable 10 avail him
self o. any leave during the hot spell.
w. NJ. Bard. Of the Insular Bureau,
will avail himself Of "a leave of absence
that has been granted 10 begin August
o and terminate September p.
Another OF the employees of this same
bureau who has been granted leave is
w. b. Wheeler Mr. Wheeler will leave
The Office September 4 and not return
until the first Of October
col George Cotton, who has been
-rlued 10y the Insular Bureau for duty
- collector of customs for Santo Do
mlneo. is ia the city awaiting himself Of
a short leave for rest and recreation.
Colonel Cotton still retains his position
in TIE Philippine service as collector OF
customs Of the port Of IIoilo and IS con
s.IereI one Of the most capable men IN
The service.
Among the employees Of the Insular
Eurcau who returned to work during
the past week. rejavenated by the Pc
Rod of rest. were Miss /. B. Mamma
llee and L. V. Carmack. both Of the
clrresp ondence division
George X. Jeuvey, who is in charge
OF book binding in the office Of the Sec
rotary of War. started for Ohio yester-
Gay for a months vacation AT his old
home.
Fred w. Carpenter. private secretary
10 the Secretary of War, is expected
back az the Office before the close OF
the present week. Mr.. Carpenter is still
i'm the mountains Of Idaho.
Word has been received at the depart
ment from Boston. that the condition
of D. z. sharetts. Of the disbursing Of
fee is critical He has been i'll for
some months, and but was only recent
Is removed 10 the Massachusetts Home
opathIc Hospital. accompanied by his
wife and his brother.
Charles C. B. Conger, OF the Military
secretarv's office, who died last Tues
dav had been in the department for
over twenty years. At the time OF his
death he was in charge Of the enroll
Tnent section Of the archives division.
Before entering the Government service
he was engaged in the newspaper busi-
ness in Michigan
A n Sammon, OF the paymaster gen
erals office. left Yesterday for a thir-
~ days leave Of absence. He will spend
the time at AsbuTy Park. n. j.
J Percy Townsend, OF the military sec
retaTy's office, is at Martna's Vineyard.
Mass, where he Will remain through
out the month with relatives.
j. T. ExniciOs. Of the same office, is
spending his vacation with his family at
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Mr.. Jones. Of the Renroc Club. IS
spending three weeks at Ocean City. Nd.
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Miss H. H Esterly is spending her an
nual leave at StOnyman. in the Blue
Ridge mountains Of Virginia.
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Louis a. Rosafy. of the military sec
retary's office, with his wife and daugh-
ter. Is spending d mUutn at Nj. Yer
non. H. the former home Of Mrs Rosa
fy
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c. II. Butler. chief OF diplomatic and
consular division. Auditor for State,
has gone on a fishing expedition to the
upper Potomac.
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Mrs. Alexander Long IS entertaining
Miss Eliza Boyle, OF Philadelphia, Pa.
William and John Dougherty. Of East
Capitol street. have returned after Wis
It's 20 Ocean City and Asbury Park. re-
spectlvely. Mrs. Dougherty has return
ed from a trip through New York.
Mrs. Sears. Of II street, is on a trip
20 Boston. where she viii spend several
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Huntington, Of r street
northeast. are spending their vacation
at Atlantic City. Before returning home
they will visit New York and Coney
Island.
After a delightful three weeks stay
at Harpers Ferry, W, Va, Miss Elsie
Hopkins and her sister, Mrs. George W.
Tayman, have returned TO the city.
Mrs Marston, of Maryland avenue
northeast. is spending several weeks a.
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, Va.
Before returning home she will make
a short stop in Baltimore.
J. r. Mayer. of Fourth street north
east, is spending his vacation in Geor-
gia.
After a delightful visit to Miss Ruth
Tate. of Capitol Hill. Miss Regina Kim
NELL. Of Clark county, Va, has returned
to her home.
Following a visit OF two weeks with
relatives IN Roanoke, Va, Fred II.
Pitzer. OF East Capitol street, has re.
turned to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. GLEN. of East Capitol
street. in company with Mr. and Mrs.
J.. c. Brooks, returned to the city last
week. after an extensive automobile
trip through the country. The party first
went 10 Atlantic City by way Of Balti.
more and Philadelphia. They spent
several weeks there and left for New
York BY way Of Asbury Park and Long
Branch. a member Of camera pictures
we're taken by Mr. Brooks during their
tour.
After delightful trip 10 Philadelphia
and New York, and a stay In Round
Hn, Va. Miss Grace McCausland, Of
Maryland avenue northeast. has return
ed TO her home.
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Peal Estate &c Buidinp.

r. A Chism has purchased the prop
crtv al as Tenth street northeast from
George Palmer. The sale price was
81 100.
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John Cunningham. of the press room,
is taking his annual vacation.
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Va. where she viii spend several weeks
with her daughter. She will return BY
way Of Norfolk and will spend a week
at Virginia Beach.
Miss Marie Oldham. formerly OF
Maryland avenue northeast. who has
been spending the past three months in
Norfolk. Va. is now visiting IN North
Carolina. Che is az present in Colds
boro. and will probably come 20 Wash
luRJon about the middle Of September
before returning 10 Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Becker. Of Capitol
Hin. are making short stay at At
lantic City.
Miss Dorothy Tucker. Of F street
northeast. left the city last week for
stay at Round Hill. Va, with a party OF
friends She wilt visit in several other
places in Virginia before returning
home. and VIII be absent about four
weeks.
r. p. FIeharty returned TO the city
Monday after q short trip 10 Norfolk
and Virginia Beach.
Miss Jennie lUeTEens accom- Ll- l4t7l ty
Miss Nay Madigan and the Misses Kelh-
her. has returned from Colonial Beach.
The party left the city last week on
sea trip 10 Boston, where they will
spend a week or two, and make visits
10 several places in Massachusetts. They
VIII then take the sea trip from Boston
TO New York. where they viii spend
week before returning home.
Mrs. CasteI 81 East Capitol street. has
returned from a stay al Betterton. Nd.
Emerich Simons. Of Capitol Hin, re-
turned last Tuesday from a pleasant
trip through the northern part OF New
York State. around Lake Gorge and
Lake Champlain.
Raymond Pierce. Of Capitol Hill. has
removed 10 New York city.
Captain and Mrs. Frederick, Of North
east Washington. have returned Ia their
home after a delightful trip to Great
Falls
I'd Evans. Of Capitol Hill, has left the
city for a vacation OF several weeks He
will spend a couple Il DAYS al Virginia
Beach, and then take the Fan River Line
steamer from Norfolk for New York He
viii spend most Of his time canoeing on
Lake George.
Mrs. Hampton. of Third street north
east, has returned from a pleasant stay
Of several weeks ia Roanoke county
Va.
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s. J. Kuebel Will soon have construct
ed a one-story addition 10 his premises.
Fourth street northeast The cost OF
the Improvement is estimated at g. co.
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W. F. HELEN, who suffered an attack
of cerebral hemorrhage last Monday is
slowly Improving. Mr.. HELEN is con-
nected with the claims branch.
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c. A. Phillips. office Of Auditor for
State, has gone TO the mountains OF
West Virginia To rest up and escape the
heat Of the present month.
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Robert l.. Miller. one Of the expert
stenographers in the office Of the Com
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Commander K. Lloyd. jr., has been de-
tached from the navy yard. League
Island, Pa, and or iered TO duty as
assistant 10 the inspector IN charge OF
the Fifth lighthouse district. Baltimore.
Md TO take effect September l. After
September ! he will be the Inspector for
that district
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USUALLY THE CASE.

Poets are born. not paid.-Philadelphia
Record.
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Blaze in a Dwelling.

Charles Boyd has sold his property at
ITO O street northeast.
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A. o. Latham is at Atlantic city for
an outing.
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Mrs. Sutton. OF Massachusetts ave.
nue. northeast, Is at Colonial Beach
Va, in company Of her son. Eugene
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w. w. Scott. law clerk, office Of the
Auditor for State. has gone 20 LenOir.
in the Land Of the Sky for recrea-
t{Ou
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Miss Mary b. Bond left Saturday for
a vacation OF twenty days, She will
visit Baltimore, New York, and other
points in the East. Miss Bond is en-
ployed in the returns branch OF the
QuaTtermaster Generals Office.
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Capt c. Thomas has been relieved OF
duty as inspector in charge OF the
Fourth lighthouse district, Philadelphia,
Pa, TO take effect September 80, and Is
ordered 20 await further orders. Capt
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". NJ Bard. Of the Insular Bureau,
will avail himself Of leave of absence
that has been granted 10 begin August
D and terminate September p.
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After a delightful trip TO Philadelphia
and New York, and a stay In Round
Hm, Va. Miss Grace McCausland. OF
Maryland avenue northeast. has return
eel TO her home
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Raymond Pierce. OF Capitol Hill. has
removed 10 New York city.
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General Charles + Humphrey. quart
ermaster general of the army. who
started west on an insnection tour 10
last six weeks. took with him Thurs
day r. L. Fryer. his personal stem
0gra pher, a young man who is greatly
admired in the service for his aoli''y
and level headedness. Mr. Fryer Is one
of rbe Youngest men In the service
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Mrs. Sears. Of II street, is on a trip
10 Boston. where she Will spend several
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William A. Moore, the popular refer
ence clerk of the document division. has
gone 20 Liganore HHl Inn. near Fred
erick. Md. where he will spend two
weeks OF his vacation.
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NJ. J. Bunnen is up in New York
State on leave Of absence,
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PEOPLE Of the Northeast.

Mrs. Alexander Long is entertaining
Miss Eliza Boyle, OF Philadelphia, Pa.
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Captain and Mrs. Frederick, Of North
east Washington. have returned Ia their
home after a delightful trip TO Great
Falls
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Stanley ] Murray. OF the document
division, left Friday for Colonial Beach.
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Emerich Simons. OF Capitol Hill, re-
turned last Tuesday from a pleasant
trip through the northern part Of New
York State. around Lake Gorge and
Lake ChamplaIn
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Another OF the employees of this same
bureau who has been granted leave Is
W. b. Wheeler Mr.. Wheeler will leave
the Office September and not return
until the first Of October
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William and John Dougherty. Of East
Capitol street have returned after Wis
It's 20 Ocean City and Asbury Park. re-
spectively. Mrs. Dougherty has return
ed from a trip through New York.
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I'd Evans. Of Capitol Hill, has left the
city for a vacation Of several weeks He
will spend a couple Il DAYS al Virginia
Beach, and then take the Fan River Line
steamer from Norfolk Tor New York He
will spend most Of his time canoeing on
I AXE George.
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Mrs. casteI. 81 East Capitol street. has
from a stay at Betterton, Nd.
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E. J. COhnan is on on annual leave.
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In the craftsman division three Of the
employees have been granted twenty
days leave Of absence each. James NJ
Stewart goes 10 Seagirt. y. J., G. H.
destination of Albert McCulloch has not
been announced.
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Mrs. Hampton, Of Third street north
east. has returned from a pleasant stay
Of several weeks ia Roanoke county
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Among the employees Of the Insular
Eurcau who returned to work during
the past week. rejavenated by the Pc
rod of rest. were Miss L. B. Mamma
kee and L. V Carmack both Of the
carresuondence division.
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l.. a. Price. of the draftsmaus dIvi-
sion. has also been granted twenty days
leave, beginning Tuesday. lie goes 10
his home in Ohio.
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W. A. Knoll, OF the folding division.
has been transferred TO the document
division, his salary being increased to 50
per dAY.
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Howard Youngs. the popular and Cblig-
ing timekeeper Of the document division,
Is spending his vacation in New York
city and other points in the State He
will visit his old home while there.
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A II. Sammon, OF the paymaster gen
erals office left Yesterday for a thir-
~ days leave of absence. He will spend
the time at AsbuTy Park, n. J.
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Charles C. B. Conger. OF the Military
Secretarv's office who died last Tues
dav. had been in the department for
over twenty years At the time Of his
death he was in charge Of the enroll
ment section Of the archives division.
Before entering the Government service
he was engaged in the newspaper bust
ness IN Michigan.
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George K. White. Of the bindery. is
on leave. He will spend his vacation
In the NIcinIIN-
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George X Jeuvey, who is in charge
OF book binding in the office Of the Sec
rotary of War. started for Ohio yester-
Gay for a months vacation at his old
home
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Becker, Of Capitol
Hin. are making a short stay ar At
lantic City
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Miss Dorothy Tucker. OF 2 street
northeast left the city last week for
stay at Round Hill. Va, with a party OF
friends She witt visit in several other
places in Virginia before returning
home. and VIII be absent about four
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r. p. Fleharty returned TO the city
Monday after short trip TO Norfolk
and Virginia Beach.