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The Washington times., 1907-12-08

MORNING CARD CLUB
MRS. DORSEYS GUEST

ROCKVILLE, Md, Dec. THE Morn
ing card Club was entertained last week
by Mrs William Dorsey. The first prize
was vOL BY Miss Eliza ChOate; second.
by Mrs. Robert =. Peter. Among those
present were Mrs. Thomas Anderson,
drs. Robert ~. N Bayles, Mrs. George
p. Henderson, Mrs Lee Onutt. Mrs r.
B. Peter, Mrs. L l. Nicholson, Mrs.
George H. Hunter, and Misses Minnie
Lowery, Rose Williams, and Eliza
Choate.
Ernest G. Hilton. of this place. has
been given a desirable position by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
with headquarters at Parke-sburg. W
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Brawner Nicholson have
gone 20 Atlantic City for a stay OF two
weeks.
Mrs Emily Cooking. Of Washington,
have been visiting her sister, Mrs. L. L
Nicholson. of Rockville Park.
Harry Buck. for some time past a
resident Of Rockville. has accepted po-
sition in New York and expects TO make
Mrs. Rebecca Hall. Of Poolesvflle. who
has been staying with Mrs. Mary Mich
olson, has returned to her home.
The Maryland Sunday School Union
will hold a county convention at the
Rockville Methodist Episcopal Church
South Thursday and Friday, December
10 and % There will be one delegate
from each Sunday school in the county.
Miss Bessie Pumphrey. Of German
town. has returned to her home. after
a pleasant visit to her aunt, Miss Eliza
beth Pumphrey. of this place.
At the last meeting of the Rockville
Women's Club Mrs. Frank A Spencer
and Miss Lillian Bennett read inter
esting papers, Miss Rose Henderson
gave a talk, and a book review was
given by Miss Anna Farquhar.
The Teachers Annual Institute will
be held in Rockville. December 1920.
Governor Warield has appointed
Thomas H. Rhine, Of Takoma Park.
game warden for the county.
George w. Mullican. the newly elect
ed sheriff, has taken charge Of the Of
fee and appointed as his deputies
Artemus Sullivan, William r. Embry,
Aaron r. Hewitt, Marvin Counselman.
William Hessie, Ernest Cissel, Regi-
nald Cross, and Joseph Qunter.
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SNAPPERS' CLUB
GUEST OF MEMBER
First Prize for Last Two
Weeks Awarded Miss
Woodman.

The members Of the Snappers' Camera
Cub We're entertained Saturday after
noon by Miss Julia Woodman at her
home on BrightwOod avenue. Music and
games were enjoyed by the guests the
first part Of the afternoon. after which
the photographs taken by the members
In the last two weeks were put before
the three appointed judges for a de-
cision. The Judges decided that Miss
Julia Woodman should receive first
prize for her picture, taken from a
scene in Brightwood park entitled. The
Young Milkmaid." The second prize
was given 10 Miss Ella Graves for her
picture Of the Falls" taken in Rock
Creek Park. Those composing the club
are Misses Nellie Nomen, julia Wood
man, Nora ShOoley. Mary Rayfleld,
Grace Sims. Ella Graves, Rose GettyS-
tcne, Agnes Emmerson, Elise Remson.
Miss Minnie Wlndgate entertained a
number Of friends at her home on Thir-
teenth street Friday evening. Music
and games OF cards were enjoyed the
frst part OF the evening, after which
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were Misses Mable Reeves. Grethen
Schmidt, Mildred Fonda, Frances Car
penter. Rica Sivett. Mary BrightwelL
Susan Sheriff. Florence Hill, and
Messrs- Clarence Pistol, Edmund Rheem,
Henry Zeh, Tutor Morsen. Benjamin
Vinton. William Kemper. Hugh Sauui,
Achille Burklin. Edwin McKeever, and
Jesse McKeever.
Henry Zeh entertained a number Of
boy friends at his home on Harvard
street last Saturday evening. Those
present were Harvey Hamsberger. Clar-
cnce Pistol, James Sherman, George
Reinburg. Milton Spransy. Henry Zeh.
Benjamin Vinton, Achille Burklln, and
Jesse McKeever.
Miss Helen and Miss Grace Townsend
have returned 70 Mt. St. Agnes College,
Of Baltimore. after spending the
Thanksgiving holiday at their home IN
Harvard street.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Breslauer and daugn-
ter are located in their new home on
Euclid street TEey will be at home Fri
days.
Mrs. II. ObendOrfer. Of Norfoz, Va,
is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ad-
ler, OF FaiTmOnt street.
Mrs. Henry Clay Browning and her
daughter. Elsie. of Girard street. have
returned from Philadelphia, where they
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
K. Smttn, OF Walnut street
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MUSICAL PROGRAM
At CHURCH MEET
RebeW Orchestra Assists at
Session of M. E. Mems
Club.

The Rev. Weston Bruner. OF the Fifth
Bapist Church. was the eaker re-
Gently at a meeting for men conducted
under the auspices of the Mems Club Of
Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church.
The speaker was introduced by Charles
+. L4nger, Of the Mems Club. and his
subject was The Man Who Missed IT,
The musical program was directed by
Daniel smithson. the chorister of the
church Tie Rebew orchestra rendered
a number Ct selections. and Miss Grace
Beelman gave several cornet solos
William Weber was the pianist.
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with the Department of Justice.
L. B. Rose. clerk at 500 PEI annum in
the Bureau of Corporations, has re-
signed his position and will go back TO
the Bureau or Plant Industry IN the De-
partment Of Agriculture.
Bert Myers, Of the office Of the chief
message Wednesday announcing the
death Of his mother. at York, Pa.
W ". Houseknecht, Of the Office Of
II 1m Cunningham. Pa. where he spent
two weeks with relatives and friends.
Charles T. Moore. Of the Bureau OF
Corporations. returned 10 the Office from
a vacation the first OF the week and
later left for Philadelphia and points in
New York and New Jersey on official
business. Mr.. Moore spent his vacation
at MS nome at Somerset Heights.
Henry Schulties, Of the ofsce OF the
clief clerk OF the department, who re-
Gently returned from Pittsburg, where
he prospected for a business opening,
has been on the sick list since returning
to the city.
". G. Scott. OF the office OF the dis
bursing clerk left Thursday for a vaca-
ton and win not return to the depart
meht until the first o. the year
Frank McInturH. Of the Office OF the
chief clerk. returned to his desk Mon
day, after a weeks leave OF absence.
J. S. Brand. OF the division OF irnm;-
grafton OF the Bureau Of Immigration
and Naturalization, left Thursday for a
weeks vacation, which he Will spend at
his home IN Virginia.
Robert E. Allen. OF the printing divi-
sion. was on vacation for several days
last week.
Charles T. Graf. Of the printing d.
vision, returned Tuesday from busi-
ness trip to North Carolina.
7. F. wixon. Of the Buread Of Immi-
grafton and Naturalization, is on a va
cation for a week.
Samuel J. GOmpers. jr.. OF the print
ing division. returned Monday from
profitable fishing trip with a party of
friends to point above the Great Falls.
Harry A Mariner. OF New jersey. has
beeen appointed cOSnputer at 81, 90 per
annum, In the Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey.
SoveI Rrueger, OF Iowa, has been ap-
pointed laboratory apprentice at $3.50 per
annum In the Bureau Of Standards
George J. Schladt, laboratory appren-
tice. has been promoted from $3.50 to
$40 per annum.
Ernest F. Sappington. OF MARYLAND.
has resigned his position as an assist
ant surgeon at $40 per month in the
Coast and GeOdetio Survey.
Herbert L Rengea, OF the District Of
Columbia, has been appointed aid az
5000 per annum IN the Bureau Of Stand
ards.
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The smoker and entertainment OF the
Hosting and Portable Engineers. Local
No. q, 1. I. s e. at National Rifles
Hall last Tuesday night. was largely
attended and was a success. Profes-
sional and amateur talent in character
sketches. mOnoIogues. vaudeville. vocal
and instrumental music with fancy
dancing, and a boxing bout were the
features Of the evening. 4 buffet lunch
was served.
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Harvey E Garman. printer, politician,
and labor leader OF Denver, Col. was in
the city the past week He was at one
time In the Government Printing Office.
For a number Of years he served in the
Colorado legislature.
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Walter r. Jones, formerly Of tho
Government Printing Office. but. who foI
some time has been In the Philippines
Will. in all probability return 10 the
States In July. He holds a Government
position in the islands.
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CIRCULATION LARGE
FOR PUBLICATIONS
Consular and Trade Re-
ports Growing Popular
Throughout Country.

Circulation figures have been given
out on one Of Uncle Sans daily publica-
tions, and while not in the customary
form OF a sworn affidavit, are known
10 be authentic, The average daily cir
CUlation of the Consular and Trade Re-
ports for the year WAS $780, while the
monthly edition reached the imposing
figures Of 500. The largest circulation
attained by the daily was 1000. and OF
the monthly, 8,1O0. Mai. John NJ. Car
son. chief of the Bureau Of Manufac-
lures, gives the figures in his annual
report.
There were received during the year
7,O15 reports from consular officers, an
increase Of 1924 over the number re-
ceived the preceding year A consid-
erable number Of the reports. including
those made I'm compliance with indi-
viduaI and official requests for infor-
nation, were not published.
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Jews Of the Government
N DEPARTMENTS
GH8 Treasnry8C1s55sE

signed his position in the department
TO accept a more lucrative one with the
Committee on Printing OF the United
States Senate.
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PLATE PRINTERS
ELECT OFFICERS
Union at Money Mill Install
Men at Next Meet
ing.

Plate Printers Union, Local TO. 2.
has elected the following officers: Will
liam d. Lelssler, president; Clarence
Mcclure. vice president; Charles Cam
eron, recording secretary; Z. a. Nee
han, financial secretary; d. A. Fulton,
treasurer. The new executive committee
will be composed OF George Foster,
chairman; William Clark. Samuel Nc
Gully. J. p. Murphy. and Edward
Genoe. The audit committee is com
posed of Charles w. Rich. William
Doyle, and c. J. Baker. The following
were named as the delegates TO the
Central Labor Union; c. T. Smith. P.
]. Ryan, Frank McKenna J. Haring-
ton, and Clarence Mcclure.
Miss Lora ]. Parsons, Of section three
OF the printing division. has resigned
her position as n plate printers as
sistant. and has returned 10 her home
in New Jersey.
Friends have received word from
James NicNally, VINO has been III at his
home In Chicago that his condition
shows a marked change for the better.
". ". Cookson, plate printer in sec
tion two. who has been IL at his home
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The movement recently instituted for
the establishment Of a Presbyterian
Brotherhood among the men Of the Gar
den Memorial Presbyterian Church mas
resulted in the election OF the Rev
George w. Cummings, the pastor OF the
church, as president, and William Smith
as secretary.
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Charles P. Swope. formerly on duty
in the miscellaneous division, Internal
Revenue Bureau. was a visitor at the
department last week
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George Shrom, for many years en-
ployed in the Government Printing
Office. IS dead at his old home in New
port. Pa
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At meeting OF the junior depart
ment or the ERworth League OF the
Anacostia Methodist Church last week
under the direction Of Miss Emma Isaac,
tn president, numbers on the program
were contributed by Miss Beelman, cor
netist
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w. w. Ludlow, chief clerk and repre-
sentative Of the Treasury on the Gov
ernment board TO the jamestown Expo
sitiOn. with his private secretary, s. II.
Marks. returned last Monday from Nor
folk
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BROTHER VISITS
CHIEF CLERK
Oscar A. Carlson Resigns
to Take Position in
Senate.

Chief Clerk Warner, OF the Treasurer's S
ONCE, has been enjoying a visit from
his brother. George l.. Warner, former
ly Of the United States Navy, but now
a resident Of Newark Ohio.
y. Floyd Featherston has returned to
duty after an absence OF several weeks
spent in visiting points OF interest in
the South.
Oscar a. Carlson, OF the office Of
chief clerk and superintendent has re-
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PARTY IS GIVEN
FOR MISS JULIEN

Mrs. c. julien and Mr2 Joseph Henry,
OF Newton street, entertained Friday
evening In honor of Miss Edna Julien.
A very pleasant evening was spent. dur
ing which Mr.. Burke sang. A BUFFET
supper was served.
Those present were Mrs. Julien, Mrs.
Joseph Henry, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Henry, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Lundy, Miss
Edna Julien, Miss Bernadlre WooC-
ward, Miss May Henry, Miss Tessie
Henry, Miss Emily Hetfeld. Mics Emma
Washington. Miss Madge MCGEE, Miss
Edith MCGEE. Miss Sullivan. Miss
Moore, Miss Bludgeon, OF Trinity Col
lege; Miss Helen Molster. Paul Julien.
Brawner Hetheld, John Kaiser, of Johns
Hopkins University; Milton Daniels.
Charles Brooks, Edward Hamilton, Sar-
gent Hamilton, Harry Burr, Edward
Ralph, Ralph MOlster, and Mr.. Burke,
Of the Catholic University.
Mrs. Charles Hetfield entertained the
Brookland Gard Club last Wednesday
evening The first lady's prize wa won
by Miss Mate Marean, the second by
Mrs. Mccarthy, and the gentlemen's
prize by'Dr. J. Henry Brooks.
Special attention is called TO a meet
ing for men in the lecture room Of the
Baptist church wednesday. December
IL. Luncheon Will be served at $50
p. m. IN address will be delivered by,
DR.. Davis, Of Syracuse University.
The Rev Dr. Roland d. Grant of New
York. the famous lecturer, will address
n mass meeting at the Brookland Rap-
tist Church Sunday evening, December
S. at 7:30. The subject of the lecture
will be The Prodigal After Supper. %.
Music will be furnished by the male
quartet and chorus choir
Miss Brown. OF Culpeper. Va, is visit
Ing Miss Violet Horner. Of Newton
street
Mrs. William Morgan-Jones wife OF
the Rev. Mr.. Morgan-Jones. minister Of
the Brookland Episcopal Church is yyis
ting her sister. Mrs King, OF New,
York
The Brookland Card Club will meet
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs James
McHugh. of Lawrence street, Wednes-
day evening.
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Mrs. William Morgan-Jones, wife OF
the Rev. Mr.. Morgan-Jones, minister of
the Brookland Episcopal Church, is vis-
ting her sister. Mrs. King. OF New,
York.
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Bert Myers, Of the office OF the chief
clerk Of the department, received a
message Wednesday announcing the
death Of his mother. at York, Pa.
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K. Dana Durand, deputy commissioner
OF corporations. returned 10 the de-
partment Thursday. after spending
week in New York city on official busi-
ness.
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Another entertainment OF note which
figures on the program OF society for
the week opening tO6sy is the dinner
dance set for Thursday next at sherry's
and which has been organized by Mrs.
Edwin D. Morgan. Mrs. Charles II.
COster. Mrs John f. Ale3-ardre, Mrs.
Paul Tuckerman. Mrs. Archibald Rod
gers, Mrs. Charles d. DicBey, and Mrs
J. Campbell Stewart. Each OF these
women who has L daughter to bring out
this season Will have a larSe party at
dinner and atterward the guests OF all
Of them viii assemble for the dance. OF
which they will be the joint hostesses.
Several other dinner dances Ct an ana
logous order are being arranged to take
place during the course OF the seauon.
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Miss Brown. OF Culpeper. Va, is visit.
Ing Miss Violet Horner, OF Newtor
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The Brookland Card Club viii meet
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
McHugh. of Lawrence street, Wednes-
day evening.
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On Saturday DelmOnicos will be the
scene Of the first OF the Saturday even
ing dances, which. organized many years
ago by Mrs. Philip J Sands. are now
under the direction OF Mrs. Charles r.
Huntington The latter win be assisted
by the following patronesses: Mrs.
Charles E SanGs. Mrs. Sackett Bar
clay, Mrs. f. Livingston Peu, Mrs.
James 6. King. Mrs. Edward r. Biddle.
Mrs. Lindsey Tappin, Mrs. Henry Lewis
Morris, and Mrs Morgan Grinnell. The
other dances OF the season given bv This
organization are set for December 2S.
January II, February, 1, Is. and 20. and
April 2S.
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L. 3. Rose. clerk at $500 Pc: annum in
the Bureau of Corporations, has re-
signed his position and will go back to
the Bureau or Plant Industry IN the De-
partment Of Agriculture.
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]. u. d. Briscoe and p. a. Hagan, two
hunters of the supervising architects
Office, returned last Tuesday from a
successful two weeks hunting trip near
Middletown. Md.
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F. H. Bowen, chief clerk Of the de-
partment. returned to his desk Wednes-
day morning from the jamestown Ex-
position, where he spent several days
looking after the exhibits OF the de-
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AT the meeting Sunday morning OF the
Sunday school OF the Garden Memorial
Presbyterian Church. q short program
was rendered by the children. after
which monelSry Offering was made
for the Presbyterian Hospital in San
Juan, Porto R.co As a part OF the
exercises a dialogue was rendered by
Albert Cummings and Bertha Entwisle.
At a recent meeting OF the Mems
Brotherhood Of the Anacostia Baptist
Church, the Rev. James r. Edwards,
the pastor. presided The committee
having in charge the preparation of a
constitution and bylaws presented It's
reports which were adopted. A COM
mittee. consisting OF William Ferguson,
Zach Crawford. and Howard Griffith,
was named 10 arrange a program for
future meeting.
Edmund d. Burke and family have re-
moved to their new home, 416 Chestnut
street. The building is one OF a num-
ber OF new houses that have been lately
constructed in that locality.
The interior repairs 10 the quarters OF
ing:on and Pierce streets, have been
completed. In addition. the roof OF the
building. which Is OF tile. has been re-
paired II is understood a slate roof
Will be put on next spring.
Tuesday afternoon DIT. William a.
White. superintendent OF the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane, delivered
an address at the final meeting OF the
charity workers in the rooms OF the As
sociated Charities The subject OF his
remarks was the effect OF alcohol upon
the human system.
The new eight-room school building
being erected at Harrison and Adams
streets. and known as the John H.
Ketcham school, IS almost completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NaTOury OF Spring
street, who were visiting friends in
Prince George County, Nd. have re
turned Mr. Marbury enjoyed several
hunting trips while away.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. Breslauer and dsugn-
ter are located in their new home on
Euclid street. TEey will be at home Fri
ddyS
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| Mrs. Rebecca Hall. Of Poolesvflle. who
has been staying with Mrs. Mary Mich
olson. has returned to her home
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SOCIETY NEWS AND
CHAT OF THE WEEK
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more zest than later on IN the winter,
when they have become blase and i'm
bued with feelings OF lassitude result
ing from a too continuous devotion TO
the pleasures Of the season.
The favors OF the cotiIlon. which will
be led by Monson Morris, viii be OF "A
costly description. and the dance will
be the first of a series Of functions OF
the same kind given for the debutante
by Mrs William Douglas Sloane and
other OF her relatives.
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Commerce aLabOr
DEE5lEIzI a g sEk aa@1E6

resigned his position to take a place
with the Department of Justice.
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W ". Houseknecht, OF the Office Of
the disbursing clerk. returned Monday
fr1m Cunningham. Pa. where he spent
two weeks with relatives and friends.
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for two weeks and threatened with a
touch Of pneumonia, is slowly improv-
ing.
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Charles T. Moore. Of the Bureau Of
Corporations. returned 10 the Office from
a vacation the first OF the week and
later LETT Tor philadelphia and points in
New York and New Jersey on official
business. Mr.. Moore spent his vacation
at his home at Somerset Heights
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F. H. Larned. chief clerk of the d.
vision of immigration Of the Bureau
of immigration and Naturalization, re-
turned to the department Friday morn
ing, after being on the sick list q week.
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II. G. Ryer has purchased an acre lot
from DIR. J. b. Gould at East End.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

Samuel J. GOmpers. jr.. OF the print
ing division, returned Monday from a
profitable fishing trip with a party OF
friends to a point above the Great Falls
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Henry Schulues, OF the Office OF the
CHIEF clerk OF the department. who re
Gently returned from Pittsburg, where
he prospected for business opening.
has been on the sick list since returning
to the citY.
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7. F. Wixon. OF the Bureau Of Immi-
grafton and Naturalization, is on a va
cation for n week
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Miss Helen and Miss Grace Townsend
have returned 10 Mt ST. Agnes College,
Of Baltimore. after spending the
Thanksgiving holiday at their home IN
Harvard street.
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Prof. L. E. Cannon, Of the Office OF
auditor for Interior Department, is
confined to his home in this city by
serious>iliness.
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George c. Schaffer, OF the Office Of
Auditor for Interior, Is enjoying his an
nual vacation this month.
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George w. Mullican, the newly elect
ed sheriff. has taken charge Of the Of
fee and appointed as his deputies
Artemus Sullivan, william r. Embry,
Aaron r. Hewitt, Marvin Counselman.
William HeSsie, Ernest Cisseu, Regi-
nald Cross, and Joseph Qunter.
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Governor Warfield has appointed
Thomas H. Rhine, Of Takoma Park.
game warden for the county
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

Daniel p. J. McKenna, OF the division
OF naturalization, Of the Bureau of I'M
migration and Naturalization. has been
promoted from cOpyist at $500 per an
mum, to clerk 1T $1,000 per annum, vice
Edwin Ashbaugh, resigned.
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Harry Buck. for some time past a
resident of Rockville, has accepted a DO
sition in New York and expects TO make
his home IN that city.
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". ". Cookson, plate printer in sec
tion two. who has been. IL at his home
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Special attention is called TO a meet
ing for men in the lecture room OF the
Baptist church Wednesday. December
IL. Luncheon will be served at T.s0
p. m. IN address will be delivered nv
DR.. Davis, Of Syracuse University.
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Sovel Kruger, OF Iowa, has been ap-
pointed laboratory apprentices at $3.50 per
annum In the Bureau Of Standards.
George J. Schladt, laboratory appren-
tice. has been promoted from $3.50 TO
$40 per annum.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

Miss Bessie Pumphrey, of German
town. has returned to her home, after
a pleasant visit to her aunt, Miss Eliza
beth PIImphreY, of this place
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

Mrs. II. Obendorfer. Of Norfok, Va,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ad-
ler. OF FaiTmOnt street
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

Harry A Mariner. OF New Jersey. has
beeen appointed cOEnputer at SI,Ul0 per
annum, In the Coast and Geodetic Sur
Yey.
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Edmund d. Burke and family have re-
moved to their new home, 416 Chestnut
street. The building is one OF a NUM-
Der OF new houses that have been lately
constructed In that locality.
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Thomas Hodgson has gone on a va
cation 10 his old home at Athens. Ga
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The maryland Sunday School Union
will hold a county convention at the
Rockville Methodist Episcopal Church
South Thursday and Friday, December
19 and % There will be one delegate
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". G.. Scott. Of the office OF the dis
bursting clerk. left Thursday for a vaca-
ton and win not return to the depart
ment until the first o. the year
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Charles T. Graf. OF the printing di-
vision, returned Tuesday from a busi-
ness trip to North Carolina.
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Robert Z. Allen, OF the printing divi-
sion. was on vacation for several DAYS
last week.