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The Washington times., 1906-08-19
Arlington a Moving Picture Man.

7. J, Arlington, who resigned from
the office last week, viii engage I'm the
moving picture business. lie has al
ready secured a valuable concession
from the jamestown Exposition, and
VIII have the exclusive vitagraph privi-
loges there. In the meantime he will
be occupied with engagements in the
VlCinltV OF washington.
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SAILORS WEAR OFFICIAL Boards.

Orders 10 British naval volunteers;
Those men wearing boards will have
them clipped torpedo fashion Tor
Dado'' is a short, stuboy Nandyke and Is
the official beard Of the British navy
II IS semi-officialy stated that the
flowing beard is hOpelessly out or fash
ior and he usually only worn by people
who have reached that stage OF life
when they have ceased 10 crease their
trousers.
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Miss Martha c. Eads, stster-in-law
Of John II. Gibson, OF the custodian's
force. who has been visiting with his
family in washington for the past
month. returned Wednesday to her
home at Springfield. III.
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w. r Evans. Of the Western division,
is absent on leave. He attended the G.
A. r. encampment at Minneapolis. and
is now visiting friends in Illinois.
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Frank German, private secretary 10
Congressman Lorimer. lost a $40O dla-
mond crescent AT the Capitol last week
He reported his loss 10 headquarters
downtown, and was there informed his
diamonds were at the Capitol police or
fee. where officer Spencer OF the
CaDitoI police who found the crescent,
had turned IL in
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Dave Perry. docket clerk OF the law
division. recently spent a day fishing on
the Eastern Branch and brought back
several large fish stories. Dave" con-
templates another fishing trip In the near
future and the boys all wish him con-
tinuanCe % his good luck.
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J. H. Macintosh. assistant chief Of
widows section. Western division. has
returned from a thirty days outing
very much refreshed.
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George Everis, pair clerk Of the
House. goes 10 New York on the 18th
inst to assume charge OF the speakers
bureau OF the Republican Congressional
COMMITTEES.
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William II. Estey, the genial cashier
at the ofice OF the Sergeant at arms,
House Of Representatives. Jeff Wedues-
day for a trip 10 the Mountaineer Gold
Mines. Of Idaho. Mr.. Estey Is the sec
1etary and treasurer Of this cor pany.
and will remain at the mines seven
weeks.
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Edmund shriner. Of the division OF
vital statistics. accompanied by his
wife. left the FIRST of the week for a
visit with Mrs Shriner's parents at
East Orange. y. J.. after which they
Will visit Asbury Park and Atlantic
CItv
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vision. during the week AIr. Water
house IS connected with one OF the larg-
est book publishing houses Of New
England and Is on his way 70 Seattle.
Wash. on a business trip.
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George McMorris Of the agricultural
division, left the first Of the week for
New York city. where he viii take up
the work on marriage ami divorce uu-
der Mr.. Jarvis. who has charge OF the
work there
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Capt. Howard Kennedy returned 20
the guide force .ast week. after a trip
OF three weeks to the New Jersey ocean
resorts, winding up at Long Branch.
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Peonle of tbe Commission.

Rexford 7. Holmes, Of the division
Of appointments. returns tomorrow
from a three-weeks' vacation ia Illi-
nois. Missouri. and Ohio.
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Mrs. Edna J. lie Roy. Of the popula-
uon division. and daughter. Miss Daisy
lie Roy. are spending q months vaca-
tiOn at Pen Mar. Pa.
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The following employees Of the Print
cry are among those going on vacation
during the week; J. F. Putnam. T. II.
Collins. E J. Handy, J. c. Morgan, A.
G. Cook. J. l. Garrett, George A. Rine-
hart, J. A. Lednum, A, S. Johnstone,
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Willie Mitchell. a popular messenger
IN the folding division left on the 18th
for his annual vacation.
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Miss Caroline f. Wolney is spending
. month with reauves Ia Ohio.
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Miss TheOdosia Aeeker. superi1tend-
ont of the telephone exchange AT the
Capitol. starts on her annual vacation
Saturday TO her home in New Jersey.
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George R Davis Is acting chief Of sec
tion law division during the absence OF
Cal JudsCn.
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William RansdeIl. Of the Senate
folding department, who is summering
in the lakes Of Maine. viii return Sep
tember !.
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Capt Richards, Of the stationery d.
vision. Office Of the secretary OF tho
Senate, and A B. DUckWau, OF The
Same department. are both at their
homes IN West Virginia on their an
nual leave.
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Walter A. Wilson. Of the appointment
division. has recovered from an attack
Of malaria, and is performing his reCu-
lar duties.
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Miss Magdalen H. Burger returned
the first OF the week from a two weeks
pleasure trip in Virginia.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Alton Tisdei. in charge Of the book
keeping and correspondence division IN
der the superintendent of documents
has returned after a week spent pleas
antly IN New York
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

George Hazer. OF the Capitol police.
Is stIII summering AZ his home IN
northern New York
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss Elizabeth J. Raymond, private
stenographer TO the chief examiner.
left August Il on n four weeks vaca-
tion in Minnesota. Wisconsin. and New
York city.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

William A. Frye left Saturday for a
months leave Of absence. which he viii
spend at his former home in New
Philadelphia. Ohio
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Ragan Henderson, OF the folding d.
vision. IS on leave and has gone to
AshvilIe, y. c
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Martin L. Piper. OF the police force
Will leave for Auburn. y. H, about the
18th instant.
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Montgomery, all well-known compost
tors Of the Third division, are on their
annual vacations
Charles W. Sower and George r.
Merriam. popular second division com
positors, are enjoying their annual va
cations.
T. Frank Hall. one Of the best known
and most popular compositors in the
pTintery. is taking his vacation. Mr.,
Hall is an earnest and enthusiastic
trades unionist. He has devoted a
great deal Of time to the upbuilding Of
his craft
The following cOmpositors were
transferred from the Third division 10
the Job division during the week.
Franklin o. Saunders, Charles F. Sulli-
van. John +. Smith, and Edward j.
Wood.
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AIessrs Peters Townsend. Hegnan,
Hansbroush, Massey, and 5IcLelland, OF
the document division. are among the
number now on vacation from the Of
fee.
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Omcer w T Estabrook is receiving
the sympathy of the many friends over
the loss Of his sixteen-year-old son,
who died suddenly Sunday night
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John Calvin, Of the ruling division
OF the bindery. has been detained at
home for several dayS by illness
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william Brady. Of the bindery, is on
leave and VIII visit his old home iE
Boston.
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James s. Graves, OF the folding divi-
sion. IS taking his annual leave.
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Captain Megrew. Of the Capitol po-
lice, is stiH at his summer cottage near
Spahord Landing, Lake SkanneateIes,
New York.
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Col John Cowgirl. a popular employe
of the specification division, went on his
vacation Thursday. and will spend the
greater part of the time visiting friends
I'm West Virginia and DeIaware.
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Mary Holman. Frank E. Newton. W.
F. Tappan, II. F TompkIns, c. f. Rau-
mann. and W H Mason.
r. p. King has been transferred from
the specification proofroom to the main
proofroom.
/. D. Weeks. Of the sixth division.
has returned to the office after an outing
al Colonial Beach
7. p. Whitman has recovered from
his recent illness and returned to the
office.
B. F. sauter. of the sixth division,
has returned from his vacation.
Miss Lucille +. Smith. Of the bindery.
is at Pen Mar spending her vacation.
T. F. Ellis. a popular printer. who
since to engage in business. has been
made excursion manager Of Luna Park
Bert Elliott. Of the third division. has
returned after spending fifteen days at
points in New York and visiting
Niagara Falls
c. P. Boss. of the Second division, IS
taking a portion Of his annual leave.
which will be spent in the city and vi
cinity.
William F. Schooler, of the Second
division, was among the number going
on leave during the week.
Joseph SiIVerbeTg, of the Second di-
vision, is taking his annual leave
James II. Ross. foreman of the Third
division. is taking his vacation As
sistant Foreman George Sherman is in
charge for the present
Joseph f. Goodkey. the 20. x" man
OF the Third division, and George W.
Sylvester, c. I. Leonard and George
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n. T Morgan. Of the police force.
started Thursday for a trip through
Pennsylvania, New York. and Connect
cut on foot. He does this every year.
and says he finds more satisfaction in
his-manner OF vacation than those who
go via Pullman and steamboats,
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Acting Capt John Hammond and
Lieut.. J. W. Jones took a day of Tues
day week with Columbia Chapter, r.
a. NJ, on its annual excursion.
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". I. DOar. who graduated at
Georgetown University this season, has
left for Wisconsin. 10 take up the prac-
tice of law in his home town.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss Mary A. Hartwen. Of tho docu-
rnent division, has returned home after
spending thirty days az Narragansett
Pier. Nantucket and other points in
Connecticut
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss Margaret Silver. Miss Anita Col
Inns. and Miss Hurr. all popular clerks
in the document division. have returned
10 the office from their annual vaca-
IiOns
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

J. II. Keefer. of the medical division,
is on for a trip by water TO New
York. and will visit other Eastern points
before returning.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Fred Cromwell. stenographer 10 Sup
erintendent Of Documents Post, spent
several days at Colonial Beach during
the week
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Lieut.. f. D. Sterling is fishing at his
home near Rhinelander, Wis.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Joseph Gibson and /. J. Clements Of
the specification division. have received
assignments 10 machine keyboards.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs. Sarah Il Sawyer has returned
from a vacation spent among relatives
in Kentucky.
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William Garner, Of the police force,
after learning all there is in soldier
life at Nj Gretna, Pa. with the Dis
uriCt Guard in camp. is finishing his va
cation at Atlantic City.
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Miss Helen S. Kerr. who has been
absent for some time on account Of III
ness. has returned - her work
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss Grace d. Hays or the western
division, is entertaining her sister who
resides In Chicago. III.
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H T. Martin and Dr. BVrne are on
At Great Falls after bass and other
f1nny creatures
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Kenneth c. Vipond, stenographer 70
the chief Of the division OF appoint
ments. returned Wednesday from two
weeks visit to his brother at Newport
News, Va
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New York city. and incidentally taking
in the sights and sounds at COney
Island
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Frank A. Warfeld. chief Western d.
vision. has departed for an extended
leave In the northeastern country, and
his friends hope that the trip may prove
very beneficial as he has been feeling
and looking far from we'll during the
summer. His desk will be acceptably fill-
ed during his absence by his efficient
assistant chief. Charles Reed.
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Miss Mary A Luke who has been IN
Boston for several months. acting as
sten0gTapher for John KOreu. expert
special agent for the Census Office. has
returned 20 her work or the vital
Statistic
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Samuel Il. Wood has spem the week
enjoying a rest at Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss Mabel Doris spent the week az
Asbury Park.
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Two RESERVATIONS.

SenOr Antonio Gonzales Kianes. OF the
examining division, has resigned. his
resignation taking effect August q.
Senior Kianes Is a native OF Porto Rico.
II Is understood that be VII return 70
Porto Rico and engage IN business, His
resignation was made necessary by the
state Of his wtfe's health. which has
been affected by the climate. Senior
kianes joined the force Of the commis-
sion April 20. 1903. since which date he
has rendered faithful and efficient SER
vice
John G. Wnlier. Of the examining
division. has presented his resignation.
Mr. Willier has been with The commits
sion since November Il. 1903. when he
was transferred from the Department
OF Agriculture. lie has resigned 20 go
into business in Ohio.
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Joseph f. Goodkey. the 20. X" man
OF the Third division, and George W.
Sylvester. c. I. Leonard. and George
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n. V. Hanlon. Of the police force. is
on leave at his home IN Bridgeport. Pa.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss Julia V Battle is again al her
desk after an Illness of several days.
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kenneth - Nlpcnd, Slenosrdpner 10
the chief Of the division OF appoint
ments. returned Wednesday from a two
weeks visit to his brother at Newport
News, Va
John II. Gibson, Of the custodiar's
force. left yesterday with his wife to
spend ten days at Colonial Beach. Va,
with Mr.. Gibson's aunt at her summer
home. Crown Castle.
A. H. Hitler. chief OF the examining
division. left Friday for a three weeks
vacation in Michigan and Indiana.
Miss Laura Tracy. OF the examining
division. left Friday fOr a two weeks
vacation She will visit in Michigan al
her home In Buffalo, \. Y. and in New
York city.
c. f Newton, of the stenographers'
room of the division OF appointments.
left Tuesday for visit to mother and
friends at New London Conn. He will
return September I.
W. Floyd MutchIer. Of the rural free
delivery division, left Monday for =
visit TO his home in Easton. Pa. He Will
be away the balance Of the month.
Orville s Swank. OF the secretary $
division, left Monday 10 join his family
for two weeks vacation In the noun
tains near Middleburg, Va.
Mrs. c. 3. Cobb OF the rural free de-
livery division, will so on leave August
%. She will spend her vacation in the
country in Maryland.
Hobart H Ramsdell, Of the stenoE-
raphers' room Of the division of appoint
ments, returned August IL from a visit
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Mr.. Cuddy. chief of the law division,
is off for a thirty DAYS outing.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Hobart II. RamsdeT, Of the stenog-
raphers' room OF the division Of appoint
ments. returned August II from a visit
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ER1N@T-Tz1aS@ 4aS&4-DC-6Es .
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George T. Haslam, Of the law division,
is spending his vacation out Of the city.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mr.. Newcomb. OF the Western division,
Is on leave,
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George VI. Moon is spending his vaea-
tlcn at Atlantic City and writes that
he IS having the time of lis life.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Col Albert C. Ju5son, chief Of section
law division, IS spending his vacation in
northern New York and the Thousand
Islands He viii return early in Sep
tember.
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VIII a. kemper Of the examining di-
vision, is absent on a visit at LOrton
Valley. Va. He viii return September J.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Fred c. Peek Of the board or revieH. is
on duty again after an enforced absence
on account of sickness.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Thief riends OF John II. Grinstead. OF
the board of review. sympathize with
him in his recent bereavement.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

George d. Homer. OF the law division.
is putting in his time in and around
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A. Fern Myers. one OF the three
cherubim," the commissions popular
messenger boys. returned Sunday from
his canoe trip TO Colonial eBaCh.
He is now alone in charge, d. p. Miller
having lett August 10 TOR a month in
the Delaware valley, J. Elmer n
Wallace. the third cherub. left August
II for a cruise with n party OF friends
in the steam launch Thelma-
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W r. s. Alexander, Of the board Of
review, has gone TO Mountain Lake
Park for a three weeks soIourn.
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Asbury Park.
Miss Julia V. Battle is again ar her
desk after an Illness of several days.
1 CaP!toz "a
William II. Estey, the genial cashier
at the ofice OF the Sergeant at arms,
House Of Representative. left Wednes-
day for trip 10 the Mountaineer Gold
Mines. Of Idaho. Mr.. Estey is the sec
1etary and Jrea surer Of this cor pany.
and will remain az the mines seven
weeks.
George Hazer. OF the Capitol police.
Is stiI suumerinG AZ his home In
northern New York
Martin L. Piper OF the police force.
Will leave for Auburn. y. H, about the
18th instant.
George Everis. pair clerk Of the
House. goes TO Men York on the 18th
inst to assume charge Of the speakers
bureau OF the Republican Congressional
Committee.
Capt. Howard Kennedy returned 20
the guide force .ast week. after a trip
OF three weeks to the New Jersey ocean
resorts, winding up at Long Branch.
Miss Theodosia Neeller. superi1tend-
ent of the telephone exchange al the
Capitol. starts on her annual vacation
Saturday 10 her home in New Jersey.
william RansdeIl. OF the Senate
folding department, who is summering
IN the lakes Of Maine. viii return Sep
tember !.
Capt Richards, Of the stationery dI-
vision. of1ce Of the secretary OF tho
Senate. and A. B. DUckwau OF the
samo department are both at their
homes in West Virginia on their an
nual leave
n. V. Hanlon. Of the police force. is
on leave at his home IN Bridgeport. Pa.
N T Morgan. Of the police force.
started Thursday for a trip through
Pennsylvania, New York. and Connect
cut on foot He does this every year,
and says he finds more satisfaction in
his-manner OF vacation than those who
so via Pullman and steamboats,.
William Garner, Of the police force,
after learning all there is in soldier
life at MI Gretna, Pa, with the Dis
trict Guard in camp. is finishing his va
cation at Atlantic City
W / Doar. who graduated at
Georgetown University this season, haz
left for Wisconsin. TO take up the prac-
tice Of law in his home town
Captain Megrew. Of the Capitol po-
lice, is stil al his summer cottage near
Spahord Landing, Lake Skanneateles,
New York.
Lieut. f. D. Sterling is fishing al his
home near Rhinelander, Wis.
Omcer w T Estabrook is receiving
the sympathy of the many friends over
the loss Of his sixteen -year-old son,
who died suddenly Sunday night.
Acting Capt. John Hammond and
Lieut. J. W. Jones took a day of Tues
day week with Columbia Chapter, r.
a. NJ, on its annual excursion.
Frank German. private secretary 10
Congressman Lorimer. lost S400 dia-
nond crescent al the Capitol last week
He reported his loss 10 headquarters
downtown. and was there informed MS
diamonds were at the Capitol police Of
flee. where Officer Spencer. or tie
Capitol police. who found the crescent,
had turned il in
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J. p. Albright Of the board Of review
is visiting relatives at his home IN Ian.
easter county, Pa
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Charles Berry. OF the f1leS OF Widows
section. western division. has been hav-
ing a few days annual leave.
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James II. Ross. foreman Of the Third
division. is taking his vacation As
sistant Foreman George Sherman is in
charge for the present
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John f. Waterhouse. OF Hartford,
Conn. was the guest OF William A
Countrvmen Of the manufactures di-
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l. r Finney. Hugh Keneipp, IT. ".
VandervoOrt, and ". A. Folger consti-
tute the first assignment 10 the annex
OF the widows section, western di-
vision.
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Mary Holman. Frank E. Newton. W.
F, Tappan, II. F TompkIns, c. f Rau-
mann. and ". H Mason
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Mrs. Margaret Hughes. OF the mail
division. Is steadily improving but she
is not yet able 20 return 20 duty.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Read Hanna. Of the western division,
is at work steadily these days. and he
seems 20 have forgotten that he ever
had appendicitis.
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Mrs. Caddie L. Wright, OF the mail
division, is AZ her desk, and looks quite
we'll after her serious Illness
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Miss Jennie H Dwight. Of the west
ern division. entertained Miss Carrie
NJ Weller. Of Charlotte. " c.. last
week. and on Friday Miss Weller start
ed for New York, and Miss Dwight for
her old home, IN Wisconsin. She viii
also visit friends in Michigan 0nd llu-
nois.
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Charles J. Wade. of the board Of re
view, IS visiting relatives at his old home
IN Georgia
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

A. II. Hitler. chief OF the examining
division. left Friday for a three weeks
vacation in Michigan and Indiana.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

L. D. Weeks. Of the sixth division.
has returned to the office after an outing
al Colonial Reach.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Oliver NJ BuSby IS enjoying a few
days on the Boardwalk OF Atlantic
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Daniel a. Roper, chief Of the cotton
section Of the manufactures division, IS
again at his desk. after a trip OF two
weeks in New England. Mr.. Roper went
by boat from Baltimore 10 Boston. re-
turning bv rail. During his absence he
visited Boston. Lowell, Fall River. and
Providence.
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r. F. King has been transferred from
the specification proofrOOm TO the main
proofroom
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Mrs. Osborne. stenographer, has been
transferred from the medical division
to the western division.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Paul Sloan, Of the manufactures di-
vision, returned the first nf the week
from a three weeks leave Of absence
Mr. Sloan was at his home IN the noun
taius OF West Virginia and employed
good portion OF hts time in pursuit OF the
finny beauties so plentiful in that sec
tiOn. He reports some very good catches.
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Daniel A. Defandorf returned 70 his
work the first OF the week after
months leave Of absence. Mr.. Defan-
dorf spent his vacation among the hills
Of Scoharie county. y Y, visiting the
scenes Of his childhood
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Ed AIger. OF the board Of review. has
returned to duty after "a vacation spent
at Colonial Beach.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs. c. B. Cobb. OF the rural free de-
livery division, will so on leave August
%. She viii spend her vacation in the
country in Maryland.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

J, Il. Macintosh, assistant chief wild
ow's section. western division, Is back
at his desk. looking well, after a de-
lightful annual leave taking.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs. Young and Miss Herring. stem
ographers have been transferred from
the medical division 10 the southern
division.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss Anna De s. Lovejoy, of the di-
vision of appointments. left yesterday
for a two weeks vacation az Atlantic
City. y. J.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Frances II. Wilson is in the noun
tains of New Hampshire seeking a
much-needed rest
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J. J. Kemp, of the examining division.
VIII return tomorrow from a two weeks
vacation spent at Atlantic City, y. J.