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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

CIVIL service ulStrlCI. conducting Nnc
regular semi-annual series OF examina-
tons.
!. D. Fall. Of the examining division.
is absent from duty. on leave.
Ira o. Tweedy. Of the division Of ap-
pointments. who was called TO his home
in Indianola. Iowa. about a month ago
by the illness Of his mother. which re-
suited in her deathh, returned to duty
Tuesoay.
A H Miller. chief of the examining
division, returned Monday from a weeks
vacation. spent 1T the jamestown Elk
position.
Mrs c. F. Eisenstein. wife of c. f
Eisenstein. Of the application division.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Paul
Miller, at Urichsville. Ohio.
Miss Grace Ross, Of the examining
division. returned to duty Monday after
a two-weeks' vacation in Vermont and
a few days in New York city. Miss Ross
left again the last OF the week for a
few days visit to the jamestown Ex-
position.
Miss Clara McMasters. of the division
OF appointments, is absent on leave.
Miss c. I. Griesheimer, Of the examin-
ing division, returned Tuesday from a
ten days outing at Atlantic City
F. w. Halter. Of the application divi-
sion, will return next Tuesday from n
months vacation. spent In visiting
friends and relatives at his home in
Pennsylvania.
Miss Teresa V. Cawley. Of the appoint
ment division. returned Tuesday from A
weeks outing at her home in Scranton
Pa. on her return she was transferred
, from the stenogranheTs' room to clerical
work in the ceruhcation room.
Miss Victoria J. Briggs. of the exam
ming division. who was expected to
Atlantic City. had the misfortune 10
! break her wrist while on her vacation
and VIII probably be absent a few DAYS
longer.
Ingvald steenson. Of the division Of
appointments. LETT Friday for a weeks
WISH at the jamestown Exposition.
Miss NJ, L. Taylor. Of the examining
DIVISION IS spending her vacation at her
home IN Douglas. Mich
S. p. Clements. who has been enjoy
| ing vacation in a motor boat on the
lower Potomac. will return 70 duty to-
morrow.
II. A. Filler. OF the division of an
pointments. returned Monday from a
weeks vacation at the jamestown Ex-
F, position
Aubrey Mudd. OF the examining divi-
sion. returned Thursday from a weeks
aDseSce on leave.
Mrs. +. r. Jordan. of the division Of
appointments. was absent on leave last
Monday.
Mrs. F. /. Phipps. wife Of F. L.
Phipps. of the application division, is
visiting at her home In Putnam. Ohio.
III. Phipps viii join her in a week or
Sd FOR short vacation, and they win
e.. Urn together.
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Notes and Personals.

The field work on the transportation
~ water inquiry has been compler.5
and the bureau is making the result nv
subdivisions public as fast as ready
The Mississippi valley subdivision is the
next to be published.
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The following promotions have been
announced at the Bureau of Standards:
Herbert B. Brooks. assistant physicist.
promoted from $500 to $500 per an
nun: william w. Coblentz, assistant
physicist. promoted from $1,4OO to $1,000
per annum, and Eugene F. Mueller, pro-
NOTED from laboratory assistant at $1,000
per annuu.. 10 assistant physicist az
81 400 per annum.
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Granting Of leave Of absence has been
temporarily suspended at the bureau
pending the completion OF the compila-
ton and tabuiation OF the Oklahoma
census, which is being pushed rapidly.
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SENDS RESIGNATION.
TO ENTER BUSINESS

The resignation Of Joel II. Jacobson,
clerk at $500 I'm the rural carrier divl-
sion. has beer rendered, TO date from
september 30. Mr. Jacobson has been
absent on leave at his home I'm SYRIA
cuse. y. Y. His resignation is rendered
in order that he may enter business in
w York
II. /. Sweetheart. who has been absent
ON leave without pay for six months,
has rendered his resignation. Ihe tent
pOrary promotions OF = r. DrQEh' y
t. Ball, Harry johnson, and john +
Richardson. which were ordered pend
me the return to duty of MIR. Sweinhart.
have been made permanent.
Miss Elizabeth o. williams. Of the
examining division, has been promoted
from clerk at $500 TO clerk at SlOJO per
annup. 10 take the place OF Walter n.
Brown. who was transferred 10 the IN
tcrstate Commerce Commission
Miss Felen Miner. of the stenograph-
crs' room of the division of appoint
ments has been promoted nom clerk
nj $40 70 clerk at $500 per annum, T.
take the place Of Miss Williams.
Miss Margaret O'Gornan, a temporary
clerk iu the division Of appointments.
MS promoted on September l. from $40
to $40 per annum. Her temporary ap-
roIntment ceased last Monday on &C
count OF the fact that George II
Vcr'.es selected for regular appoint
nlent as stenOgrapher and typewriter
rcoorted for duty. Mr.. Nekcs was as
sigEed to the stcnograDhers' room OF
the division of appointments
Miss Marie G. Bonhap1. a temporary
clerk In the examining division. has re-
signeJ, 20 date from September q.
= = Vonrfellow. who has been
assigned temporarily to the otnees o.
tuesday for New York city. where he
will take up his regular duties rs eN-
,t17inire physician on the board OF the
.sscretarv OF second civil service dis
trict.
lanes V. Swanson. who has been Sc
,sCfe5 for duty as clerk in the office OF
tbe secretary OF the fourth civil service
district, will report for duty next Tues
day.
Mrs. II c. Coles. wife OF II. c. Coles
chief OF the rural carrier division who
has been visiting at the home OF he-
father in Markham, Faaquier county,
va. returned to the city yesterday
Large registers for the positions OF
railway mail clerks and interpreter IN
the immigration service are being pre-
pared. and the clerks OF the division Of
appointments have been working over
time IN order 20 get these registers into
shape at the earliest date possible.
f. n. Ioveweu. of the examining
division. is absent on leave. visiting at
bis home in BallstOn. Va.
L. o. Amer. OF tho APPLICATION division
r. a,---7-f - . '-.'- t'-7-,1-~l,,-rs the fourth
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porations at $1,000 per annum. has been
transferred to the Bureau of Navigation.
where he viii act as stenographer 10
Commissioner Chamberlain at $l,4OO per
annum Mr.. Bickel formerly worked in
the Bureau OF Navigation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Lee ". Funk. chie' OF Indian divi-
SIGN OF he once Of the Auditor for the
Interior. left Friday for the Maine
woods on a hunting trip
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Miss Jennie /. Coleman after spend
ing several weeks at Eagles Mere. Pa.
ard other resorts, has resumed her
duties in the National Bank Redemption
Agency.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Samuel ]. Raymond, mail messenger
for tne mail and files division, Secre-
tary'e office, Is on a leave Of absence
for 81 ne time. During his absence A J.
L.eakin has charge Of the mail Of the
department to and from the city Post
Office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Mai !. c. 5. Colby has returned from
\ three weeks visit 70 relatives and
friends in northern New York and
Canada.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

+ Dana Durand. deputy commissioner
OF corporations, has returned TO his
desk, after a two weeks business tr D
TO points in the East
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

A bulletin on cotton ginning will be
published on October 2 that VIII show
the quantity Of cotton ginned up TO and
including September %.
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Notes and Personals.

Commissioner mcfarland. in CONVEX
sstion With a party Of newspaper men
one day last week on personal matters.
was asked by one Of the reporters II
he played golf. The Commissioner re-
plid:
"Well. no: 1 do not play golf. but I
naturally speak it,
The humor Of the reply was duly
appreciated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

August G. Gutheim. special agent at
S.400 per annum in the Bureau Of Cor
porauonJ. has resigned his position.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Raymond Crist. OF the division Of
naturalization. has been confined 10 his
home by illness for the last week He
was thought 20 be threatened with
typhoid fever. but the physicians state
that such is not the case.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

lie Grand Powers. chief statistician for
agriculture. who has been confined to
his home by an attack Of typhoid fever
IS rapidly convalescing. ana is now able
70 sit up.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Ralph H. Kimban. OF the population
division. has returned 20 his desk. after
having been at Guthrie. Okla. for sew
eral weeks, on census work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

John II. Miller. after fortnights
leave OF absence, has returned TO his
duties In the Treasurer's Office
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

James G. Greea. # the agriculture di-
vision has been assigned 10 New Or
leans 70 collect criminal judicial statis-
tics.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

John ]. Little. OF Oklahoma. has been
appointed a special agent at $ per diem
TO collect statistics OF cotton ginning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Greasy L. Wilbur. chief staustician for
vital statistics. will visit Atlantic City
this week TO attend the annual conven-
ton OF the American Public Health As
ISOLATION, which viii be in session from
Monday until Friday.
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Census bureau
3EI1II-1K -t Ilg-1C-8S

friends. and 10 racuperate from his re-
cent illness lie is very much improved
IN health
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William s. Rossiter. chief clerk, re-
turned to his desk Thursday after TAX
ing the second half OF his vacation,
which he spent in New York city and
at GreenbOro. Vt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Milton NJ Knapp. OF the population
division. has returned TO his desk from
Arkansas, where he was engaged in
collecting statistics for the report on
marriage and divorce.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

E. " Kerr. Of the chief clerks di-
vision, returned Monday from a shoI.
vacation trip TO his home at Clinton, n.
c.. where he went to visit relatives and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

William J. Barrows. OF the agricul-
tural division, has returned from New
York city. where he had charge OF the
work on criminal judicial statistics
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
SHAKHlN PROMOTED
TO HIGHEST GRADE
Internal Revenue G Jerk
Rapidly Advanced for
Good Work.

Joseph n. Shawhan. OF the Internal
Revenue Bureau. who last week was
promoted TO the highest grade clerkship
under the classified service. Is a good
example OF the reward Of merit IN the
Government service. Coming into the
department by transfer from a collec-
tors Office in Kentucky at about the
lowest salaried grade. he has, by eX-
ceptionaI ability and diligence in his
work. been advanced Within six years
from the lowest grade 10 the highest
in the service.
Mr.. Shawhan is a native of Gibson
county. Ind. He taught in the public
schools in Arkansas and Kansas for
several years. md removed 10 Kentucky
in 1855. where ne taught mathematics.
shorthand. and typewriting IL a branch
OF Kentucky University. during which
time he studied law and was admitted
70 practice in the courts OF that State.
He was stenOgrapher 10 Governor
Bradley. of Kentucky, and Tor a while
acted as private secretary 10 that Off
cial Since his promotion he mas been
acting stenOgrapher to the Deputy Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue
Miss Lillian A. wollard has resigned
her position as a clerk. at S1.2O0 per
year, in the Office OF Auditor for the
Interior to accept a position under the
Philippine government service. She left
by way Of San Francisco last week for
Manila to take UP her new duties.
Miss. Clara Greacen. of Office Of Comp
trcller OF TreaGury. has returned from
a vacation spent at her former home in
Ralkaska, Mich
Mrs. E. K. 1onney. OF the mail and
fles division, has resumed her duties
after a vacation Of two weeks spent iE
Maryland.
]. Frcnk curns. a clerk in, the Office
of the Auditor for the Interior. has Sc
cured a transfer to the general Land
Office and has been assigned to duty at
Los Angeles, Cal. He is a graduate in
law and goes West with the view Of
locating and engaging in the practice
Of ais profession.
A. b Adams, chemist of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, has returned from an
official tup TO Pernsyly ania and New
Jersey.
NJ lbAASmiAb HANaAANNANAta al TIC III
ternal Revenue Bureau occurred last
week:
O. V. Emery from 81. 400 70 $500.
r. "A. Kip, from $1,000 TO 81. 400
T +. Langley. from 1000 to LOO
Miss Rose Browning, from $500 10 81, 600
J. NJ Young was given a clerkship at
5000 per year by transfer from the Porto
Rican service.
Thomas c. Bailey, who has been en-
towing vacation a Atlantic Civ las
resumed his duties In the office OF
auditor for the Interior.
Treasury fans were out in full force
at the National Ball Park Tuesday TO
root their team on to victory IL, the
game against Trinity for the amateur
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

John W. Curry, OF the manufactures
division. has returned from Chickasha,
1. T, where ne assisted with the cen
sus work
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Sidney P McCord. who has been at
MuskOgee. L T. assisting with the cen
sas work. has been transferred to New
Jersey, where ne viii be engaged in
collecting statistics OF cities
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line and sent q chit over the force Of
employees. He had arrived long before
the sun was up and gotten busy. When
tho employees reached the Office build
Ing 1t was ''as snug as bug in a rug"
Z. c. Eddy is acting as electrical en-
gineer during the absence Of w. 9. Allen
from the city.
A. D. Warning. one of the most popu-
lar employees in the District Building.
leaves the service on October 1 to es-
tablish himself in business In Cleveland.
Ohio.
John z. Archer. Of the electrical de-
partment. will leave this week on his
vacation He will take in the James
town Exposition, going from there to
Boston by sea and returning by rail.
III e~ond a day or two IN New York.
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Miss Florence II. Hewlett Is spend
ing her vacation at Atlantic City.
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engaged IN newspaper work In Ala
bama, was around last week renewing
old friendships
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John w. ]. McFadden, messenger boy
at the Bureau OF Standards, has re-
signed his position.
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George c Bryant. who has been sta
toned at Chicago. on the statistics OF
cities inquiry, has been assigned TO
Buffalo. y Y. on the same line Of work
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Enginee. Commissioner Morrow and
CoramissioSer West say that the cool
weather and the condition Of the links
could rot b. letter for the playing of
golf, which they enjoy every afternoon
when the weather is clear. Both Com
mIssioners are ardent admirers of the
game and never lose a chance to drive
the ball over the green.
DR.. William Tindal. secretary to the
board Of commissioners. has his desk
piled high with the annual reports and
estimates of the heads OF departments
which have been submitted to the Com
missioners. The doctor Is listing and
indexing these papers for ready refer
ence for the Commissioners when they
commence the consideration Of the esti-
mates early next week.
Assistant Engineer Commissioner. E
M. Markham is out Of the city on Off
cIal business In connection with his de-
partmsnt- He will return the early part
of the week. fact not generally
known is thai Captain Markham is the
proud father Of twins.
Assistant Engineer Commissioner
Kelly vas out of tho city a portion of
the last week on business for the Dis
trict government.
Auditor Tweedale. w. A Hipkins, Of
the auditors Office; Mr.. SaFgcs, private
secretary to Commissioner Morrow, and
Deputy Auditor Donovan. forming part
OF the District government colony who
own btmgalos at Washington Grove.
where they spend the summer with their
families, have moved into their city
homes. There are a number of other
District government officials stiU at the
grove who will move in very soon IL the
weather continues cool.
Cept. w. ]. Douglas. engineer OF
bridges. is fast closing up the work at
The Connecticut avenue bridge. which is
To be thrown open 10 the public traffic
at an early day. Captain Douglas has
personally supervised every detail OF
the construction OF that handsome struc-
ture and II is a credit TO mis- ability as
an engineer.
Engire2- Henry w. Pote, in charge of
the mechanical. heating. and ventilating
features Of the District building. was on
10 faf, far fr-a NH.
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Joseph J. Caldwell. who has been COL
Letting criminal judicial statistics in In
diana. has been transferred 20 Kentucky
for work on the same investigation.
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Charles z. Sloane. Of the population
division. has returned from McAlester.
I. T., where he was engaged on census
work
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marriage and divorce statistics IN Ok
lahoma, has been transferred to the IN
dian Territory on the same investiga-
ton.
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Robert 9. Campbell. clerk at $500 per
annum in the division Of revision and
results. has resigned his position
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The vacation period ends tomorrow.
and all employees on leave must have
returned TO their work by that date.
Permit Clerk woodward is OF on leave
and is expected home within the next
few days
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John w. j. McFadden, messenger boy
al the Bureau Of Standards. has re-
signed his position.
Carroll NJ. Sparrow and Arthur J. Ella,
assistants in the Coast and Geodeuc
Survey, have resigned their positions.
Karl p. Lesh. Of Maryland. has been
APPOINTED to a position as assistant
messenger al $40 per annum in the
Bureau Of Standards.
Roy f. Carly, of the Bureau Of stand
ards, has had his designation changed
from aid to that of skilled laborer.
Joseph z. Love. laboratory appren-
tice in the Bureau OF Standards. nes
been promoted from $50 to 500 per
annum.
wills b. Robinson. Of this city, has
been appointed to a position as elec-
trician at the Bureau Of Standard al
$500 per annum-
Luther ] McIlvaine. assistant engi-
ner at the Bureau OF Standards. has
been promoted from 5000 10 $1,000 per
annum.
Emery /. LASER, Of New Hampshire
has been appointed a laboratory APP
prentice al $3.50 per annum in the Blu
reau OF Standards
w. 3. Blackford, assistant chief clerk
/ Of the department. has been detailed
| to the jamestown Exposition to have
control Of the departments exhibit
JoFn II. Anderson and L. s. Smith, OF
/ the chief clerks office, and samuel J.
/ Gompers. jr.. and Robert A. Allen. OF
the printing division, are among the
| clerks detailed to the Census Bureau 20
aid in the compilation or the OKLA
/ homa census.
J. F. Oertel. Of the printing division.
I is again at his desk after spending a
portion of his annual vacation at his
old home in Delaware. Mr. huber 5
family spent the summer iu Delaware
and accompanied hin. on his return 70
/ Washington
/ r. NJ. Plndell. Of the appointment di-
vision. has returned to his desk after
having spent his vacation pleasantly at
his home in Maryland.
| Rome G. Shelse. Of the appointment
| division, will return 10 his duties tomor-
I row. having spent his annual vacation
| in Southern Maryland and neighboring
places.
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Emery /. LASER. Of New Hampshire,
has been appointed a laboratory ap-
prentice at $3.50 per annum in the Blu
reau OF Standards
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Carroll NJ. Sparrow and Arthur J. Ella
assistants in the Coast and Geodeuc
Survey, have resigned their POSITIONS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

w. r. BlacBford, assistant chief clerk
OF the department. mas been detailed
to the jamestown Exposition TO have
control Of the departments exhibit.
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Archibald T. Tanning. jr.. Of the Blu
rc0u OF Corporations. returned to duty
Friday morning after having spent his
vacation at bis home in New York
State
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Ernest H. Mailing. OF the agriculture
division. has been promoted 70 s.. 800 per
annum. Mrs Edith NJ. Macdonald. OF
the publication division. has been pro-
NOTED to s., 100 per annum.
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George z. Wetzel. Warren G. Eynon.
and John NJ Brinton, Of the population
division, who were stationed at Guthrie.
Okla, while the census was being
taken, formed a party returning 20
Washington last week BY way OF Cal
weston. Texas, and New York city. the
trip from Galveston to New York be-
ing made BY boat
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Luther J NicIlvaine. assistant engi-
ner AT the Bureau OF Standards. has
been promoted from 5000 TO 5000 per
annum.
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Miss Clara McMasters. of the division
Of appointments, is absent on leave.
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r. NJ. Plndell, Of the appointment di-
vision, has returned to his desk after
having spent his vacation pleasantly at
his home in Maryland.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Karl p. Lesh. Of Maryland, mas been
appointed to a position as assistant
messenger at $40 per annum IN the
E,1rcan Of Standards.
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wills b. Robinson, Of this city has
been appointed to a position as eie1-
frician at the Bureau Of standard al
$500 per annum-
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Claude J. Crissey. who has been en-
gagged on the transportation by water
inquiry in the State OF Washington. has
been ordered 70 Portland. Ore. where
he viii collect statistics OF cities.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Roy F. Carly, of the Bureau OF stand
ards, has had his designation cIAheeu
from aid TO that of skilled laDorer-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Rome c. Shelse. Of the appointment
division, will return 10 his duties tomor-
row. having spent his annual vacation
in Southern Maryland and neighboring
places.
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Phipps. of the application division, is
visiting at her home IN Putnam. Ohio.
VI. Phipps will join her in a week or
Sd for a short vacation, and they viii
~ urn together.
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Joseph E. Love. laboratory appren-
tice in the Bureau of Standards. hes
been promoted from $50 to 500 per
annum.