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

The following list OF changes OF sta
,ion snd duties Of commissioned ana
ron-oonn,,ssioned officers OF the PUBLIC
T5sel+b and Marine Hospital Service has
been announced,
" Petus. assistant surgeon gen
o-,l directed 70 proceed 10 Chicago, III.
For. specIsl temporary duty, upon com
,,1s,,o, OF which to reJoin his station al
Washington. D. {.
p NJ Darlington, surgeon. Leave OF
absence granted Surgeon Darlington for
afteen DAYS from October -. 1870
ar,sndes 10 read for ten days only.
r Gr7ibbs. passed assistant surgeon
Granted leave Of absence TOT I'VE Gays
from November p, 1905.
r. H. Won Ezdorf. passed ASSISTANT
surgeon. Granted leave OF absence Tor
fourteen days from November q l@-o-
] W. Amesse. passed assistant sur
geon. orders 70 report at Washlnsto Ton
d c. temporarily revoked. ordered 10
raport 10 medical officer in command Al
Ellis Island for duty
J. Mclaughlin, passed assistant
surgeon. Directed 70 proceed TO trieste
and Fiume. Austria, for special tenn
norarv duty. upon completion OF which
10 rejoin station at Naples. Italy
G w Mccoy. passed assistant sur
geon. Relieved from duty at Fort stan
ton. y. H. upon expiration OF leave OF
absence. and directed 10 proceed 10
washington. d. c. for temporary as
signmentvin the hygienic laboratory.
Norman Roberts. assistant surgeon.
Granted leave of absence for six days
from November 70. 1905
II de Vain. assistant surgeon Grant
Cd leave of absence for three days from
October Is. 1895
NJ c. Guthrie. assistant surgeon. Re
lieved from duty at Habana. Cuba, and
directed to proceed TO Ellis Island n
Y. reporting to medical officer in COM
mand for duty.
Charles. W. Stiles. chief division OF
zoology. hygienic laboratory. Detailed
to represent the service at the meeting
OF the Association for the Advancement
of Science. in New York. December Is
% 1906
3. F. Duke. acting assistant surgeon.
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fered 10 the Bureau Of immigration
and Naturalization for assignment to
;he naturalization DIVISION
Adrain l., Horner. file clerk in the di-
vision of appointments has been pro-
NOTED to the clerkship vacancy caused
by the transfer Of Morris r. Bevington.
The promotion carries with il an in
crease in salary
Roger O'DonneH. chief of the CORE
spondencc division. Bureau OF lmmigra-
ton. is entertaining his mother. Mrs. II.
o Dunncll. Of Buffalo, y. " who has
come to spend the winter with her son
and family, an IN street northwest
Robert j. Leary. formerly n clerk in
the immigration Bureau. who left this
city to take "A position ia tho immisra-
tion service al Brownsville, Tex. has re-
Gently been transferred 10 a similar po-
sition in Pensacola. Fla.
r. l.. Bnips. special agent Ia the Blu
reau Of Labor has returned from his
home at Louisa. Ky, where ne was
called 20 attend the funeral of his
brother. John 5inips. VINO was killed in
railroad wreck near Cincinnati.
g. H. Dewey. cashier in the disburs-
ing division, has returned TO the Office
after "a vacation.
James n. Lille. Of New York, has re-
ceived an appointment as writer in the
Office Of the Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Leon r. Morales. Of Virginia has been
appointed a clerk in the Bureau of
Standards.
James s. McHargue has resigned the
position Of assistant messenger IN the
Bureau Of Standards
Thomas B. Shoemaker has been trans
ferred from a cIerkshIp In the Interior
Department TO a clerkshlp OF the same
grade in the Bureau Of Standards.
Charles y. Larsen has been appointed
assistant keeper OF the Cove Point light
Station I'm Maryland
Mrs. Janey f. Steel. clerk in the
manufacturers division. Bureau Of the
Census. has resigned her position
Mrs Frances Smith Parker, OF the d.
vision Of agriculture, Bureau OF the
Census. has resigned her position as
clerk IN that division.
Hickman p. Childers. clerk in the de
vision OF agriculture Bureau Of the
Census. has been detained at his home
since the first Of the month by Illness
His condition is reported 20 be imprOv-
ing
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Commerce g. Labor
IT, 49, ~ . &C. n -1lEE5l7

The Bureau OF the Census reports
that the women employees. 10 in mum
Der. who were sent TO the large cities
OF the East and Middle West. FOR the
purpose OF collecting statistics on mar
riage and divorce, have all returned 10
the office here This large force Of
clerks was utilized during the summer
months, when access could DE freely
had To the court houses during the va
cation period. The work in these cities
has now been brought 20 a point, IL Is
understood, where the regular field
force can continue the investigation
without extra assistance The investi-
cation Is to cover Il period of twenty
years past. and II is expected that fully
100000 cases will be reviewed before
the report viii he complete
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Reached Berlin in Safety.

:. d. North. director of the Bureau Of
the Census: Mrs. North, and James L.
Gerry, of the Treasury Department. ar
rived In Berlin November. 80 Mr. North
and Mr.. Gerry are members OF the com
mission appointed for the purpose of
unreveling the tariff tangle between
this country and Germany. They are
expected 10 remain IN Berlin until about
January 1. II wsg stated at the bureau
that no word has been received from
the party as yet. except that they had
landed safely at their destination.
During the absen4e OF Director North
the bureau Is IN charge OF ". 5. Ros-
sitter.
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ADAPTING EMERGENCIES

Press Agent-That ingenue is as green
as they make EN-. What shall I say
about herr
Manag er-GiVe EN- q song-and-dance
about her giTlish freshness and her pure
young art.
Press Agent-And what shall ! say
about Miss Passes ''C8mille2" You
know she's just completed a century run
in the part.
Manager-Oh. throw i'm some verbal
pyrotechnics about the splendid matur-
ity Of her ripe genius. -Baltimore AmeTi-
can.
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Lincoln Post, G. A. r.. entertained It's
auxiliary. Lincoln Corps. W. r. C., on
"Wednesday evening last. The hall was
filled 20 overfiowing. The exercises In
Guided on address of welcome by the
commander. j. ID. BloodgOod; response
by Mrs Jennie II. Street, president OF
the corps: music by the Lincoln Post
drum corps: "A recitation by Mrs. Addie
H. Feathus: a song by Miss Newland; a
recitation by Miss Gladys Webb. and
banquet at which about go persons
were seated.
Capt J.. NJ Kelly. Deputy Commits
sioner OF Pensions. is again at his desk
after an extended absence in Illinois
c. II. Perry, captain OF the Pension
Bureau watch force. is again on duty.
his eye trouble having nearly disap-
peared-
Z. F. Chase Of the Western Division,
has been on leave for a few days.
Isaac L Thatcher, of the certifieatei
division. is on annual leave, and expects
while absent 10 visit some OF the battle
fields over which he marched and fought
from 1861 10 1855. Mrs. Thatcher accom-
pennies him.
William H. Fuss. Of the certificate
division. and a prominent member OF the
"Old Guard" is seriously III at his
home.
Thomas 3. Eaton. OF the certificate
division, is still absent sick. He is with
friends and relatives in Indiana
-
Abraham Myers, Of the Western di-
vision. reports that his son. Fern. VINO
has been quite sick. Il improved
Harry Moore. OF the Eastern division.
has been assigned 10 the new miscei-
lsneous section OF that division.
Miss Edith G. Nixon. Of the Army
division. has returned 10 her desk. very
much Improved by her vacation
lanes HIM Of the Army division. re-
ports that ne - improving under the
treatment al Hot Springs. Ark. He eE~
poets 70 be absent until January J.
Only three members OF the Army d.
vision are absent on sick leave
Colonel jerks. Of the Army division
had a severe fall Tuesday. which pne-
vented him from being at the Office FOR
some time.
The visit OF George II. Els, OF Inv
Army division. TO his home In Ohio, hac'
a beneficial effect upon him.
James II. Mcintosh. widows section.
Western division. has been absent from
his desk on account Of the death OF his
wife. after a long illness with typhoid
fever
William A FOlger Western division,
seems 10 be steadily gazing, afLeT ms
long illness. and he 10 again on duty.
John X. HenCh, OF the Record Oh
vision. was married IN Philadelphia yes
terday at noon TO Miss Minnie G
Oberly. OF Easton. Pa. The ceremony
took place IN Christ Episcopal Church
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zzzzzz1]EAzAgricUltUre,

Tuesday last after a long illness. Miss
Dubois. who had been ia the employ
OF the department for a number OF
years. was highly esteemed and had a
host Of friends iu the department. The
funeral was held from her home lS45 .
street Thursday. the interment being
made in Rock Creek cemetery.
w j. Reeves. OF the Bureau of Fnto-
mology, has returned 10 the bureau from
field duty IN the West
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Party On Hunting TIP.

fishing and hunting party, composed
OF Charles T. Gran. editorial clerk in
the division of printing; John f. Brooks,
or the War Department, and DR.. Clar-
ence Young. OF the Bureau OF EngraV-
ing and Printing left Saturday night
FOR Mitchell county, y. Q. The party
will also make an excursion into the
Black Mountains. n Yancy county. in
quest of deer ind bears. and viii be
away about t4eo weeks
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TO STUDY ZAP 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 ltated in their former Of
fees, He has also advised their majes-
ties 10 send all the present official aca-
demicians "a Japan to study Western
learning, and on their return official po-
sitious shall be allotted 10 them Shang-
hal Times.
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Mr.. Langley Slightly IndispOsed.

3epresentatiye-elcct John " Lang
ley. or the Tenth Kentucky district. an
m recently disburslng officer and ap-
pointment clerk or the bureau has been
slightly iHdisposed since the election,
which has interfered with a proposed
visit 70 friends in this city. He writes
friends In the bureau that his official
majority is 9lS. AR. Langley has an
nounced the selection of Fred {.
Vaughan, formerly clerk in the bu-
reau, as his private secretary.
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Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing.

William 5 Champion, plate printer in
section ten, reported for duty Monday
after severe six weeks Illness. He
was warmly welcomed by his friends.
Paul A. Viereck. OF the plumbing
shop. left Thursday for visit TO bfs
family I'm New Jersey.
Edwin Lamasure. accountant is away
taking a portion Of his leave.
Assistant Superintendent George Col
Inns Is taking two weeks leave.
Foreman Harry sezegeay is away for
a short vacation.
Foreman Frank Bruno is taking two
weeks leave, and will pay a visit 20
relatives and friends IN Chicago.
4 /, Mcdowell, OF section eight VINO
has been III at his home for several
days, IS reported TO be improving.
Charles Rose. plate printer i'm section
two. left Monday for a fifteen-days' trip
to Philadelphia and other points East
Jerry Cuilinane. plate printer in sec
ton two, Is among the number who
went on vacation during the past week.
He will be away for ten days.
John J. Deveny. of section eight. who
was taken to Providence Hospital last
week suffering with typhoid fever, is
reported To he doing as we'll as could
1ar a.
James Mcintyre. plate printer. section
four. has returned from pleasant two
weeks visit To relatives and friends in
ST. Louis.
Mutual Relief Association Of the Blu
reau will hold a meeting Monday night.
at which time the regular nomination
OF officers VIII take place. The associa-
ton has membership at the present
time of about 800 and is in a prosperous
condition.
Joseph Yomer and Charles Webb. plate
printers, recently rendered their resigna-
tons and have returned to Philadelphia.
the former home of each.
Charles j. Baker, plate printer. sec
ton three. is suffering with a severe
case of grip.
Charles II. Godfrey. of section one, is
again at work after a pleasant visit in
company with his family to relatives
and friends in Philadelphia. his old
home.
J. A Williams, an employe of the Bu-
reau. has returned to his post Of duty
after a pleasant vacation.
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II. n. Walters. time clerk Tor the de-
partment. and Dr. c. c. Clark. assist
ant chief Of the Bureau OF Statistics,
spent a portion OF last week on hunt
ing trip I'm Fairfax county. Virginia.
They report goodly number OF birds
and rabbits
". J. Nevius OF the division OF ac-
counts and disbursements. returned 10
duty the past week from a VISIT 40 lis
home IN Burlington. Iowa
J. H. Stevenson. Of the division Of
publications. returned Thursday from
an annual leave OF three weeks.
a. C. varela. of the forest service.
is absent on annual leave.
c. Walden. or the Bureau OF Stats
ties. returned wednesday from his va
cation.
Irving f. Coleman, Of the animal hus-
bandry office Of the Bureau Of Animal
Industry, WAS absent a few days last
week on account Of Illness.
Mrs Ella Phillips. of the division Of
publications had the misfortune Of los
ing her gold wat h while on her way 10
the department recently.
c. ". WartI,rton. or the Bureau OF
Plant Industry, has returned from an
extended trip TO Texas.
J. N. Graves. OF The editorial fo.ce.
Bureau OF Animal Industry. Is again
at his desk after an absence Of several
weeks on annual leave.
o. s Fender. clerk Of the United
safes court OF South Dakota, paid the
department a visit the past week. Mr.
Fender is interested in the American
saddle horse Industry in this country.
John Roberts. of the editoriol force.
Bureau of Animal Industry, was alb
sent few days last week on annual
leave
T.. A. Bennett. Of the division Of ac-
counts and disbursements, has return
ed 10 duty after a vacation Of two
weeks.
Miss Bertha Z. Adams. CT the forest
service who has been away on annual
leave, returned TO duty Monday last.
J E. Bennett, appointment clerk, is
out again after his recent Illness.
Mrs. y S. 3. Hubbard, OF the division
of accounts and disbursements. is alb
sent on annual leave.
DR. A. {. True. director of the office
Of experiment stations. was made biog
rapher of the Association Of American
Agricultural Stations at the annual
meeting of the association held in Baton
Rouge, La, the past week.
Paul d. Kelleter. OF the forest service.
is absent on annual leave
Capt. william NJ. King. of the Bureau
of Statistics. returned to duty Tuesday
last after an absence OF few weeks on
annual leave.
A. Given. of the Bureau OF Chemistry,
is absent on his annual leave.
r. Handy, jr.. Of the division of
accounts and disbursements, left on
Tuesday for short vacation
Miss Carrie /. Dubois, of the division
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Personal Mention.

A. j. Arnold, formerly of the c. r.. o.
and prominent in frt.ternal circles. now
engaged in prosperous publishing hus-
mess at Dover. Del. spent a few days
visiting in Washington last week, ac-
companied by Mrs. Arnold and the chill
dren. one Of whom required surgical at
tentiqn.
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Charles Berry, widows files, Western
division. seems TO have recovered from
his long attack OF nay fever
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-25

Peter W Blazer is on duty and I'm
proving nicely after his long and serious
illness OF typhoid fever.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-25

Charles Boyd. Southern division, has
gone 10 the National Soldiers Home. a.
Hampton, Va.
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Edward MADDEN, invalid files. Western
division, has had q long illness. and he
is nOI yet we'll enough 70 return 20 duty
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Dr. Duncan. Western division, has not
yet been able 20 return 70 duty after
his serious illness.
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l. n Henderson, widows section.
Western division. has returned. after
a delightful trip 10 Indiana
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-25

Homer riggs. Western division. has
been absent on account Of sickness a
few days
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-25

Mrs. Margaret Hughes, mail division,
continues seriously ~.
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the pastor. the Rev. r. Reber Barnes.
officiating. After honeymoon "trip
through New England. Mr.. Hench viii
bring his bride 10 Washington
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( II. Carver IS assisting on the con
gressional correspondence. widows sec
ton. Western division.
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Josiah Shaw. chief section b. Western
division, Is enjoying an extended leave.
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Mrs. Foote. formerly time clerk Of
the Eastern division. has been trans
ferred 10 one Of the adjudicauing sec
tons
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-25

Friends Of George D. Horner wish him
success IN his new field OF labor as a
special examiner. with headquarters AT
Mobile. Ala.
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Ralph AIolster has resumed messen-
ger duty in the job room after pleas
ant vacation Of several weeks at his
home in BrOokland
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Personal Mention.

Morris h. BevinEtOn. "a clerk in the
division OF appointments. has been trans
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-25

S. y Shlpman. OF the Eastern division,
is on an extended leave OF absence.
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Mai. Edward r. Campbell. OF the East
eTn division. has been transferred 10
the Board OF Review.
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Marshall o. Roberts. of the Record
division has returned 10 duty, after
g four weeks visit - relatives ana
Friends in 81. Pail, MINI, where ne
ypted at the recent election.
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Arthur T. skinner has been i'll az his
home from an attack of grip.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-25

Herbert W. Meyers. special examiner.
writes that ne Will be in this city for
Thanksgiving Day
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william l., Bowie, a special examiner
in Arkansas, but formerly OF the west
ern division. is the recipient OF condo
lencs, this week because OF the death
of hia little daughter
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Miss Theresa Houghton, OF the Eastern
division, has been visiting friends IN
New York
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Mrs. Sarah S, Sampson, Of the Record
di vision. is still confined TO her resi-
nee by sickness.
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Virgil NJ. Boyd is back in the job room
after a two weeks spell of sickness.
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A. Given. Of the Bureau OF Chemistry.
is absent on his annual leave.
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Miss Carrie J.. Dubois, OF the division
Of accounts and disbursements, died on
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William Hennessy Smith. the we'll
known proofreader and copy editor. has
returned TO his desk. from visit 10 his
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-25

Harry Newell. OF the folding division,
returned during the week from big
hunting triy TO Virginia. lie reports
having KILLED 9 large amount OF game.
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Mary Mcnamara, OF the folding di
vision, has been granted leave for thirt,
days.
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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
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r. B Handy, IT.. Of the division of
accounts and disbursements, left on
Tuesday for a short vacation.
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Charles II. Godfrey. of section one. is
again at work after a pleasant visit in
company with his family to relatives
and friends in Philadelphia. his old
home.
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John J. Kause. proOfreader in the
Job room. is back from a voting trip
TO his Ohio home.
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John b. Gmnand and George s. Kauff-
man are among those on the sick list in
the job division.
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Charles a Dow. of the folding a.
vision, has returned from pleasant va
cation auc visit 10 points in Massachu-
sets
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J. A. Williams, an employee of the Bu-
reau. has returned to his post Of duty
after pleasant vacation.
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The visit OF George II. Els, OF INV
Army division. 10 his home In ONO hac'
a beneficial effect upon him
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Capt. william NJ. King. of the Bureau
of Statistics. returned to duty Tuesday
last after an absence OF a few weeks on
annual leave.
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F. W. Pardee, OF NvIIlamsviIIe, y. Y.
entered upon probationary appointment
November 10, in the rural carrier di-
vision. his appointment being from the
Stenographer and typewriter register
Mr. Pariee is but nineteen years Of age.
yet stands feet ~ inches in his stock
ingS. and weighs los pounds
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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
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T. F. Murphy, OF the hydraulic press
div sion. has returned from Illinois, his
old nome. where he has been for thirty
days visiting friends.
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James II. Mcintosh. widows section.
Western division. has been absent from
his desk on account Of the death Of his
wife. after a long illness with typhoid
Fav-ars
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Colonel jerks. Of the Army division
had a severe fan Tuesday. which pne-
vented him from being at the office for
some time