The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-25

CHARLES D. PARSONS,
Who Knows the History of Government
Printing.
St Louis home Mr.. Smith has for
many years been member OF the Mis-
souri, State Association. which for five
consecutive terms accorded him the
honor OF being its president
Harry Newell. OF the folding division.
returned during the week from a big
hunting triy TO Virginia. lie reports
having killed 2 large amount OF game.
Charles a Dow. of the folding A.
vision, has returned from a pleasant va
cation ana visit 10 points in Massaehu-
sets
J. r. Murphy. OF the hydraulic press
div sion. has returned from Illinois, his
old nome. where he has been for thirty
days visiting friends
Marion West. OF the hydraulic press
division, Is again ar work. after taking
vacation FOR nfteend avs.
John Allison. OF the folding division.
has returned from a thirty-day vacation,
having made a visit in the meantime
to friends In Illinois.
Solomon A Smith, of the folding d,-
vision. has returned from Indiana, whore
lac has been for hfteeu days 0u visit
10 relatives and friends.
r.ar al a g ina
Of the job room. is back again in The
many years
Capt. \. A. Carr. Waterman in the di-
vision Of the superintendent OF docu-
ments. has returned from trip 10
Wooster, Wayne county, Ohio, whore he
has been for fifteen days on visit 10
relatives and friends for six weeks
Howard +. Sparrow. Of the bindery.
is taking a portion Of his annual leave.
lie win visit friends at Hagerstown, Nd.
William r. Bolton. who was recently
transferred from the proc:room Of the
Library branch TO the main proOfroOm
AT the ofrice. has again been assigned 10
the Library branch, where he reported
for duty Tuesday morning.
Bernard Spellbring. Of the bindery. Is
again at work after visit 90 his old
home In Cincinnati
William L. Post. superintendent of
documents. returned TO tile ofrice Mon
day after an extended trip to New York.
Buffalo. Philadelphia. and Boston. He
e.. El
time
Arthuc Kelley, OF the bookkeeping and
correspondence section. office OF the SUI
perintendent OF documents. returned TO
his desk during the week after a visit
OF thirty DAYS to his old home on Maple
farm In Illinois.
Miss Beula Edith WestIake. temporary
clerk in the division OF documents un-
der Superintendent Post. rendered her
resignation last week in order To accept
i permanent clerkship in the Agri cultu-
raj Department.
I.ynden J. Gilbert has been transferred
from 81 livery division to the division
OF docJi,Aents under Superintendent Post.
and given an Increase in salary
Lawrence NJ Hurdle. division of doc
uments. who Is not only a good clerk.
but good tenor singer. has Joined a
local amateur minstrel company. The
company announces two performances
az Trinity Church. November p and 20.
The death Of Douglass ] Murray.
which occurred at his home in this city
on Wednesday morning, was a shock to
his many friends i'm the office. He was
employed as Stereotyper In the foundry
division, and was good and faithful
employe.
Fred d. Heisler. 6. C. Wilson. c. c.
Barton. and J. I. Roberts. composftors
employed in the first division. have heel
detailed TO learn TO operate the Merzen-
thaler machines. William c. Glenn. of
the second division, has been made a
member Of the same class.
Mary Mcnamara, OF the folding di-
vision, has been granted leave for thirty
days.
Francis Drum. jr.. is again at his post
of duty in the hydraulic press division.
after a visit to his old home in Frost
burg, Md.
TO STUDY JAP LAW.
The minister of the board OF education
has memOrialized the throne TO send all
the governors OF the provinces to study
law in Japan for eighteen months and
after the expiration of this term they
shall he rein 5tated in their former Of
fees, He mas also advised their majes-
ties 10 send all the present official aca-
demicians "a Japan to study Western
learning, and on their return official Do
sitions shall be allotted 10 Them Shang
hal Times.