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Formerly S ng at st.
Patrick's T: Is Well Known
in Music Circles.

Miss Elizabeth N. sheE1eT. Of the num-
bering division. resigned last week IN
order 70 go 10 New York city 20 take
a position with the Grand Opera Com
pany. Of that city. Miss Sherier is well
known in Washington musical circles
on account of her rich voice She sang
at ST. Patrfck's Catholic Church and
else at many Of the Masonic entertain
ments.
Miss Sherier is pretty and attractive
in her personality. ana has e wide circle
of friends in rhe bureau Who viii watch
ner theatrical career with deep interest.
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Notes and Personals.

William L. SoIcau. disbursing clerk Of
the department, returned last week from
a pleasant vacation trip to Haven, Ne.
He was accompanied by his daughter.
Miss Edna. and her aunt, Mrs, Rather
Inc r. Phillips, and Fred r. Mann, all
OF this city. Mr.. Soleau reports one Of
the most enjoyable vacations he ever ex-
perienced. He divided the time be-
tween boating and fishing and taking
mixtures with his kodak, having brought
back 10 pretty views. The trip from
Baltimore and return was made by sea,
three weeks being spent pleasantly on
the outing.
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Notes and Psrsanals.

Oliver 7. BOYD, passss,ser agent OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, gave a number
Of his bureau friends complimentary
trip 70 Satatoga Springs last week.
Among those IN the party from the
bureau were Miss Nellie II. DAILY. Miss
Rose A.eKenneliy. Miss Annie Kappa
port, and Miss Agnes c. Shiel. The
party viii make q visit TO New York
city and Lake George before returning.
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MAINE's BRAND oF HosPIrALIrY

a contributor to the CongregatlonaIist
thus tells Of the hospitality with which
one is greeted as he travels across the
continent, from the Pacific to the At
lantie; If you go TO San Francisco
and meet a friend. he viii ask you to
stay week with him. In Omaha he
VIII take you home over night. in Chi
eago he will take you out 10 dinner. I'm
New York he will hurry vou of to
luncheon, in New Haven he win hand
you an apple" He refrains from men
tioning the brand OF hospitality handed
out in Maine, yet judging from the IN
ereasing muititudes, Of people Who come
here every summer, it must be of a
very satisfactory -Kennebec Jour
nal.
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sEWAGE PRoBLFM SOLVED.

The English city of Hanley. with q
population OF 70.060, believes il has
solved the sewage problem. It's new
plant, which cost s550,Oo0, viii dispose
Of 300. coo gallons Of sewage a day, and
the eIiiuent from the beds Is so clear
that fish viii live III It for an indefinite
Period.-Detroit News
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the absence OF Chief Engineer H. c.
Whitworth. Directed also tc ASSUME
duties OF Chief Engineer c. F. Nash
during the absence Of that officer.
First Lieut. A. H. Buhners granted
thirty days have Of absence.
Capt. ]. c. Moore detached from com
mand OF the Onondsga-
Capt. F. G. F. Wacsworth granted
fifteen days leave. to commence Sep
TENDER Is.
Capt. G. l. Garden commissioned a
captain in the revenue cutter service. to
rank from September 2
Capt. T. G. Dodge commissioned a
captain IN the revenue cutter service. to
rank from September 2.
Capt. J. c. Moore gran ed thirty DAYS
extension. Of leave on account of sick
ness
First Lieut.. d. F. a. De Otte granted
ten days leave.
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Willard Pierson. OF Wilmington. Del.
who has been visiting New York city
and Coney Island for a number Of weeks.
spent last week IN Washington with his
brother, George z FfersoR, Of the print
ing division. Mr. PiersOn was away
from the bureau for several days last
week to show his brother the sights of
Washington.
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WARNING TO PARENTS.

The MIX Conference appointed By the
District Commissioners. IN view OF the
MANY DANGERS OF RAW MILK. has
recommended the hoFne-pasteurizing OF ali
raw milk By bringing L to the boiling
point. then withdraw. cool, and keep cold
unfit used.
The Conferences has thereby endorsed the
advice given by this Society Tor a num-
Der CT years to
sCALD ALI MILK
FOR children.
Parents are particularly warned against
the erroneous opinion held by some that
pasteuTizing affects either the digesti.
biiity or the nutritive value OF the milk
or that as a raie 1t viii produce any
bad effects whatsoever.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS.
E. BERLINER. Secretary.
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pay a visit 20 relatives and friends foz
about ten days
C. J. Keller. OF section three OF the
printing division. was on vacation last
week.
Mes. Janet [. Hehin, Of the printing
division, is spending her leave OF abb
sence al I er home at WarTeHt0n, Va.
Superintendent Frank BrHao's wife
and daughter are spending the summer
at atlantic City.
Miss Anna l. Masterson. Of the print
ing division, resigned her position IN the
bureau last Saturday.
John G. Fagan has been transferred
from the watch division 20 the naeliBe
division.
Miss Minnie A. sDaHgier. Of section
I'VE Of the printing division. Is spending
her annual leave al her home IN Gettys-
burg. Ia.
Thomas B. DIckersqn, Of the stamp
division, spent last week az Atlantic
city.
Frank Mccarthy, Of section Of ths
printing division, is spending the sum-
mer IN the country with relatives
Edward Mccarthy. OF the printing
division, vas on vacation last week,
Miss Marian ". Marshall. Of section
Of the printing division. Is enjoying
part OF her annual leave.
Miss Mary E. Lanigan, OF the printing
division. is speR5ipg her vacation With
friends and relatives at BroJkiand, y. ].
Miss Judith Clements, 81 the printing
DIVISION is on vacation for several days.
Miss Eula E. Burke. OF the printing
division, was called 10 her .lonae IN
Maryland last week by a telegram an-
nouncing the serious illness OF member
Of the family.
Miss Margaret T. Fox. clerk IN sectl a
s Of the printing division. has returned
from a pleasant trip 10 The jamestown
Exposition, Norfolk and Oh Point, Va.
Miss katherine z. Bow man, OF section
9 Of the printing division. has returned
io office after spending q pleasant yaea-
ton.
Samuel 7. Farmer, Of SECTION OF the
printing division. accompanied by his
family. has s.S.ae to Pennsylyania. where
eiatlves and friends.
William Z. Kennedy, OF section OF
the printing division, has returned 10
duty, after beng on the sick list for
about a week
William saelsett, Of section Of the
ca account OF a quarantine. his daugh-
ter being 81 with diphtherss.
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Henry Behlert. OF The application d.
vision. returned Tuesday from a two
weeks vacation
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turalization, is spending several days
with friends in New York
d. ]. Richardson, Of the oHlce Of the
chief clerk. who enjoys the distinction
OF being the wit of the department,
sends from Atlantic City to ais friends
in the chief clerks office the following
lit Of news; "a capacity is born not
made; only those to the manner born
can do Atlantic City without reniging.
R. NJ. Pindell, jr., of the appointment
division, left Saturday for his annual
vacation. he viii speAd the greater
Fart Of the time cunning in the marshes
of the Patuxent river
Frank 4. HoFReT, file clerk In the div
ision Of naturalization, viii leave to-
morrow for a vacation trip 10 the
Jamestown Exposition. New York, and
Niagara Falls. The latter pert Of his
vacation viii be spent at his old home
in West Virginia with relatives and
friends.
". B. White Of the Office OF the chief
clerk, who has been al his home iH
with typhoie fever for about three
months, returned to his desk yesterday
and was warmly received by his many
friends.
Charles T. Gran. OF the printing d.
vision. returned Thursday from Penn
sylvania, where he spent several days
pleasantly with friends
Edwin Ashbaugh, of the division of
naturalization. left Thursday for Allan
tic City. where he will spend two weeks
of his annual vacation.
Merton A Sturges. OF the division o.
naturalization. VIII return tomorrow
from Petoskey. Mich, where he has
been on vacation for the last month.
AdraiR L. Horner. OF the appointment
division. Is spending his vacation at
his old home in West Virginia
Philip z. McCartea has been appoint
cd by transfer from assistant messenger
in the Treasury Department 10 watch
man at $50 per annum at Ellis Island,
ny.
John J. Grove, OF the Bureau OF
Standards. has been promoted from aid
at $500 to aid at $40 per annum.
Harold c. Thorne, of Minnesota, has
been appointed to position as messen-
ger boy at the Bureau OF Standards.
Albert R. Hunter, watch officer at the
Coast and Geodetic Survey. has been
promoted from $40 70 $50 per month.
Talbot Puhzzi, of the Coast and Geo
dstic Survey, has resigned his position
as writer at $50 per month.
Fred L. Boswell. electrician at the Blu
reau OF Standards, has resigned his posi-
ton.
J. Ralph Fehr. Of the Bureau of
Standards, has been promoted from
laboratory apprentice to aid, at a sub
gfanftal increase I'm salary
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Miss Mildred E Jackson. messenger IN
section Of the printing division. has
been detained at home for several DAYS
as the result OF q spraiaed ankle.
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The resignation of Oran T. Moore.
which made a vacancy at s., 40. has re-
suited in a number OF promotions.
a-homas J. KiIg, Jr., has been advanced
from 81 200 10 S1.400, Francis c. Evans
from s., 600 to 81, 200, and George ". Love
from SEQ to sl,0O0
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the week at Washington Grove. Nd.
Next week 1t Is expected that he viii
take trip 20 the jamestown EXPOSE
ton.
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Miss Jeanne Wakefield, of the division
Of appointments, returned to duty Mon
day. in spite OF the sprained ankle which
had compelled her return from her va
cation, which she was spending in
southern Virginia. before the expiration
OF the month which she had expected 70
take. The injury was not so serious as
was thought
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Notes and Personals.

Joseph M. Long, who oficiates as or
ganist at the Brookland Baptist Church,
rendered an original composition last
Sunday, assisted BY the choir Of that
church. written for organ and choir
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Horace II. Beebe, Of section seven OF
tho printing division. lett Monday with
his family for New York city, where he
viii visit relatives and friends
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Miss Phoebe F. Hitchcock, messenger
In section 4 OF the printing division, is
at Atlantic City for a vacation stay.
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Miss Sarah V. Embrey. OF section
eleven Of the printing division. who fen
and fractured one II her limbs a few
weeks ago, hss been improving rapidly.
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II. d. Smith, of the examining divi-
sion. viii return TO his desk tomorrow
from a vacation Of three weeks.
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Joel II. Jacobson, Of the rural car
rier division. IS on leave. spending the
month Of September at his home in
Syracuse. n. y.
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Miss Clara Mesfaster. Of the division
OF appointments. has been absent all
week on leave.
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First Lieut. T. A. Lewis. Chief En-
gineer Hermann Kotzschmar, jr., and
Second Lieut.. L. c. Covell, constituted
a board 70 examine the papers, of can
5iGates for eadetships In the revenue
cutter service.
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James Boriand, OF the printing divt-
sion, accompanied BY his family, is
spending TN days at Old Point, Va,
and the jamestown Exposition.
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II. c. Coles. chief Of the rural carrier
division, made a flying trip 10 Charles
ton, ". Va. last Thursday.
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F. H Bowen chief clerk of the de-
parlnent. returned on Thursday from
the jamestown Exposition. where he has
been for several weeks on business in
connection with the departments ex-
hibit.
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Byron II. Turner. assistant custodian.
is resting at Atlantic City.
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Miss NJ. T Erlmons. OF the Bureau Of
Chemistry, who has been on a vacation
trip for the last month, viii return to
her desk tomorrow morning.
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Francis P. J. Cleary, OF the document
section Of the division Of publications,
is spending his vacation at Atlantic
City
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Mrs. n. P. Ballard, Of the Bureau Of
Statistics. has returned from an ex-
tended trip, including a visit to the
White nountains.
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ZophaT Hunt and John S. Garner. com
positors. and Thomas J. Abrams, helper,
have been transferred from the Govern
ment Printing Office 10 the printing d.
vision, TO assist with the heavy run Of
work the division now has on hand.
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William Saelzett, Of section S OF the
printing division. Is detained az home
CT account OF a quarantine. his daugh-
ter being 81 with diphtherls-
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Otis b GoOdel. private secretary to
Assistant Secretary Murray, Is receiv-
ing congrat ulations from his friends over
the storlS's VISIT to his home. a bouncing
boy having arrived a few days ago.
Charles s. Eby. in charge Of cores
pondence in the division OF information
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Miss c. J. Grieshelmer. Of the examin-
ing division, is spending a three weeks
vacation al Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Sarah jerks. OF the Bureau Of
Statistics, is at Atlantic city TO spend
two weeks OF her vacation.
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R. NJ. Pindell jr., of the appointment
division, left Saturday for his annual
vacation. BE viii spend the greater
Part Of the time cunning in the marshes
of the Patuxent river.
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Samuel T. Farmer, Of SECTION OF the
printing division. accompanied by his
family. has r,Sle to Pennsylvania. where
two weeks VII be spent on q visit TO
! elatlves and friends.
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F. ". Halter. OF the application diyi-
sion, IS spending a months vacation al
bis home in Pennsylvania
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Prof. ]. H Blodgett. Of the Bureau
Of Statistics, has returned from a pleas
ant vacation of three weeks.
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Dr. T. p. Chapman, OF the division Of
appointments. was absent on leave last
Thursday.
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r. W. wlngo. Of the rural carrier
division, has been absent on leave the
latter part Of the wesf on account Of
illness in his family.
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Chief Engineer n. e. Cutchin ordered
to the Manhattan temporarily during
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Capt. G. A Leith. of the Bureau Of
Statistics. who. with his son, Is making
q European trip, sends word that they
arrived safely IN Liverpool last week.
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William r Kennedy, OF section 2 OF
the printing division, has returned 10
duty, after beng on the sick list for
about a week
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Miss Martha REGARD, OF the sewing
room, Is talxing a portion Of her annual
leave.
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Carlos c. Van Lear, OF the office Of
auditor for the Treasury, who has been
spending a month at Asbury Park, n J.
is again at his desk,
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sey. He expects to resume the duties Of
office on Monday.
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Miss Grace Ross, Of the examining
division, IS spending two weeks vaca-
ton IN Vermont Her outing includes
trip up the Hudson. She viii return to
duty about the last OF the week.
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Thomas B. DIckers9n, Of the stamp
division, spent last week az Atlantic
City.
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Who Quits the Department Of Com
merce and Labor for a Position
UndeE the Department Of
Justice.
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Miss Anna L. Masterson, Of the print
ing division. resigned her position IN The
bureau last Saturday.
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DR.. A. n. Harrington, assistant chief
of the Bureau of Animal Industry. has
returned from Maine. where he spent his
vacation.
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First Lieut. F. A. Lewis detached from
the Tuscarora anu ordered to the de-
partment for duty as president of the
board 10 examine papers of candidates
for eadetships; preparatory orders to
the Wissahickon.
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Miss Lucille Locker has returned from
a visit to HarPers Ferry, W Va.
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S. A. Jones, who was recently trans
ferred TO the department from the Navy
Department and made chief clerk OF the
Bureau Of Statistics. has assumed the
duties Of the position.
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perenue cutter serviee Order.

Second Lieut.. T. 8. Addison ordered
Onandaga for temporary duty; uneX-
PRED portion OF leave revoked.
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Miss Laura Tracy. Of The examining
division. who was called TO Buffalo.
y. Y, about ten days ago by illness IN
the family Of her sister. returned 10
duty the first OF the week.
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Frank Mccarthy, Of section Of ths
printing division, is spending the sum-
meT IN the country with relatives.
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Miss Minnie A. spaHeier. Of section
I've Of the printing division, Is spending
her annual leave al her home IN Gettys-
burg. Ia.
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I
DR.. I. p. Chapman. OF the division Of
appointments. was absent on leave last
Thursday.
r. W. Wlngo. Of the rural carrier
division, has been absent on leave the
latter part Of the weei on account Of
Illness in his family.
Miss Emma Fisher. OF Trenton, n. J..
who has been the guest Of her brother,
L. II. Fisher. secretary OF the Fourth
civil service district, fer about two
weeks. returned home last Fuefday.
T. NJ Harr. OF the examining division.
returned Monday from a yacaT!on spent
AZ Atlantic City
Miss Anna Z. Black. Of the aDplica-
ton division, returned Monday, after a
delightful three weeks visit al fer home
IN ohio.
C. r. stH.nons, OF the division Of ap-
polntments. returned 10 duty Moazay
after a week spent on leave in New
Jersey.
Mrs. carrie b. CoDD, OF the IdIal Cai-
rier division, has been absent on sick
leave since Tuesday.
z. N Loveweli. Of the examining
division. left Monday for his home IN
Ballston. Va, where he viii spend the
balance Of the month on leave.
Z. o. Amer. OF the application divi-
sion, Is spending his vacation, in com
pany with his wife. IN eastern Pennsyl-
vanla.
II. +. Mitchell. OF tie examining d.
vision. retained Tuesday from his va
cation.
John T. Doyle. secretary Of the com
mission, was absent las. week.
". F. Mutchler. of the rural division.
returned 10 his desk last Monday morn
ing. He had been IN the city since hay-
ing been recalled from his vacation
which ne had been spending at the home
OF his mother and brother, in Easton,
Pa, by the illness Of his wife.
A. Il Hitler, chief Of the examining
af,rfs4or, Is absent on leave, spending
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Miss Ella Becker, OF section ten OF
tie printing division, left last week by
sea for New York city, where she viii
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Miss Katherine z Bow man, OF section
Of the printing division. has returned
10 office after spending . pleasant yaca-
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Miss Emma Fisher. % Trenton, n. J..
who has been the guest Of her brother,
L. II. Fisher. secretary Of the Fourth
civil service district, fer about two
weeks. returned home last Tuefday.
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John G. Pagan has been transferred
from the watch division 20 the machine
division.
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u Printing LII

pay visit TO relatives and friends fos
about ten days.
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S. c. Raymond, Of the mail and hies
division, left last week for a vacation OF
several days.
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Fenton Gall. Of the examining dIvi-
sion. is visiting friends and relatives Al
his home IN Ohio.
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AIss. Janet L. Hefiin. Of the printing
division, is spending her leave of abb
sence at fer home at WarFeHton. Va.
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Edward Mccarthy, OF the printing
division, vas on vacation last week.
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superintendent Frank BrHao's wife
and daughter are spending the summer
az atlantic City.
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Miss Margaret T. Fox. clerk IN sectb y
6 Of the printing division. has returned
from a pleasant trip to he jamestown
Exposition. Norfolk. and Oh Point, Va
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Miss Marian ". Marshall. Of section
Of the printing division. Is enjoying
part OF her annual leave.
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c. J. Keller, OF section three OF the
printing division. was on vacation last
week.
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". F. Mutchler. of the rural division.
returned TO his desk last Monday morn
ing. He had been IN the city since hay-
ing been recalled from his vacation
which ne had been spending at the home
OF ais mother and brother, ia Easton,
Pa by the illness OF his wife.
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Kenneth c. Yipond, stenographer to
the chief Of the division Of appoint
ments, returned Monday from a vaca-
ton OF three weeks IN New York state