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Census 0Ureau
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duty, has been assigned to Woonsocket,
r. l., for similar work
Daniel a. Dunning.. Of the disbursing
office. will be on intermittent leave
until the first of the year.
Michael E. mckinley. who has been
doing field work at Harrisburg. Pa,
has been granted leave OF absence until
the first of the year. He will spend
the time at his home, Mauch Chunk,
Pa.
Miss Frances A. BIbby, OF the chief
clerks office. left "Wednesday for her
home at Charleston, W. Va, TO spend
the holiday season.
Robert NJ. Estes, Of the agriculture
division, returned Tuesday from White
Plains, y. Y, where he was on field
duty for several months. He will be
on vacation until the first Of the year
DR.. Cressv l. Wilbur, chief satistician
for vital satisfies, has been authorized
to visit Chicago, Ill, and Columbus,
Ohio. to attend conferences Of com
mIttee Of American Medical Associa-
ton.
Martin L. Carter. who has beenswork-
ing on criminal judicial statistics in
Georgia, has been transferred 20 North
| Carolina
Miss Emma Duke has rendered her
resignation in order TO take a position
with the Bureau of Labor.
Henry Farquhar has been promoted
from $1,000 to $1,000 per annum.
VI. Carl Judd. Of North Carolina, has
been appointed clerk at $1,000 per an
mum.
Miss Mollie Nance, who has been at
the bedside of her mother at Lewis
! Vile, Ark, for several weeks, returned
TO her desk in the agriculture division
! Tuesday.
Henry T. Starkweather returned
Monday from Grand Falls, y. D., where
he has been on official business. He
is taking leave until the first Of the
year.
John S. Maury. OF the chief clerk s
office. took several days off last week
Maj. A. II. Nickerson, Of the mail
] room. was on a vacation last week.
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BBureau Of Engraving and&I
" s2>]Printin8R

in calling on Speaker Cannon and eX-
pressing the gratitude OF the organization
for the favOrs he has done for the
plate printers. has been generally com
mended by the employees OF the bureau.
Frank Bruno. superintendent OF sec
ton seven. was on vacation last week
Miss CordelIa B. Mote. % the printing
division, is on vacation for ten days.
". J. Peck, OF the power-press room.
is taking his annual vacation.
Miss Mary Scott. OF section eleven.
has been granted leave of absence for
several days.
Miss Mary sheehan. OF the miscei-
laneous division, is making a trip
through the South. She will spend the
holidays al Richmond. Va
Edward Borland. OF the Office Of the
printing division. is taking part OF his
annual leave.
John Conway. OF section six. is quite
i'll in Providence Hospital. but was I'M
proving at last reports.
Miss Florence Brady. Of section 81.
has been on che sick list 1Dr week
Miss Ethel Carr. Of the miscellaneous
division, has gone to her home in vIr-
ginia to spend the holidays.
Miss Lena MIchaels. of section four
! is taking part of her annual leave.
George L. Pierson, OF the printing
| division. accompanied by his wife. left
last week for Wilmington. Del. to
spend the Christmas holidays with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Jennie Trice, Of the examining
division. has resigned her position be
cause Of impaired health.
Miss Anna E Cruwen. of the print
ing division. has resigned her position.
and will go to her home at Vienna,
Va. TO recuperate
| Miss Kathryn Liston. Of the night
| force, is taking a weeks vacation
Miss Fannie oNConnor. of section six,
has returned to her work after an i'll
ness OF three months.
Nathan King. captain Of the watch.
is on leave OF absence for ten days.
Charles Randall, superintendent of the
| power press room, IS taking his annual
: leave
George Connor. of section FIVE, is on
leave.
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0f8mdN cws and Gdgbtgae Government DEPARTMENT
659@ Postoffice g.

who is attending school at Hoilins In
sutute, HOllins. Va, will arrive this
week to spehd the holidays with her
parents.
Miss A. E. Pollard. office OF the audi
tor for the department. is on vacation
for the remainder Of the year
c. b. sullivan. Of the, division OF
contracts. is on vacation for three
weeks.
S. H Thornburg. or the division OF
inspection. leaves tomorrow for a year
end vacation.
A. c. Crook. division Of railway mail
service. Is taking leave to nurse a
troublesome boil
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Arme7. Of the dead letter
division, is on vacation for two weeks.
Joseph Began. Of the supply division.
is on a leave OF absence for several
days.
T. c. Sullivan. Of the supply division,
IS taking the remainder OF his annual
leave.
G. Banded, Of the division Of railway
adjustment, has been granted leave for
the remainder Of the year.
II. c. Menaugh. OF the office Of the
auditor for the depa rtment. is on q
vacation for two weeks. and will spend
the time with relatives and friends al
his old home in Pennsylvania.
Miss z. NJ Chaplin. OF the Office OF
the auditor for the department. is
taking three weeks leave OF absence.
S h Cough. OF the office OF til
auditor for the department. Is spep +
ing three weeks at his old home n
New Jersey.
George s. Paul. appointment clerk
was on a vacation several days las
week.
5. J. Tavenner. office Of the ardItol
for the department, will be on a Ieav,
OF absence til the first Of the year
Auditor Timme left washington yes
! terday for his home at Kenosha. Wis
10 spend the holidays with his family
Mr.. Timme Will return here December
q 10 wait until his successor is named
/ by the President
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MEN IN DEMAND,
SAYS A. h. STEVENS
Believes Civil Service EX-
aminationS Should Be
Held Oftener.

Superintendent A. II. Stevens, OF the
eighth division cf the railway mail
service. which takes IN the Pacific
coast. was at the department the past
week consulting with Superintendent
Grant and other officials in regard 70
Office matters.
Mr. Stevens reports business In good
shape on the coast. He says that the
postal service is experiencing great diff
ficulty to get enough good men on ac-
count OF the high prices paid in other
lines. Il is proposed 20 remedy The
shortage by having the Civil Service
Commission hold examinations at more
frequent periods. and at additional
places. so the applicants will not De re-
CURED 70 travel long distances for ex-
animation.
Superintendent Bradley. Of the New
York division Of the railway mail serv-
ice. was in Washington Tuesday 10 take
up with the officials at the department
several matters OF Importance.
Miss Katie Vollmer, Of the office OF
the auditor for the department. has
been granted leave until the first Of the
year and Will spend the time with her
sister in New York.
Miss E. r. Peachy, Of the dead4letteI
division. has returned from. her annual
vacation.
Miss z. B. McCord. OF the dead letter
division, has been granted leave for the
remainder Of the year.
T. l. Degnan, clerk In charge OF the
returning branch. dead letter division
will be on a vacation this week 70 In
terview Santa Claus.
Miss Marie LaWshe, daughter OF the
Third Assistant Postmaster General
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DELEGATE BOONS
ALREADY STARTED
Five Names Mentioned
Month Before Knock
erS' Banquet.

The annual Knockers banquet Of the
Government Printing Office employees.
the incubator for delegate booms. is
vet a month or six weeks of; however,
there are a number Of names mentioned
in connection with tn, race. Theodore
Gerber. Harry a Watkins, Allen c.
Flowers. and William f. O'Brien will
likely be put forth by their friends in
the printery.
Paymaster Walter z. Bennett, is on
| a forced vacation. the result OF a Sc
verelv sprained wrist. Assistant Pay
master wfIve- is in charge of the Of
fee strong box
William Jordan. Of the pamphlet
| bindery, who has been 81 at George
| Washington University Hospital. had
! his right leg amputated last week
Miss Annie NJ Humes, - the blndery.
| has returned from a stay OF SIX weeks
at her old home at Wheeling. ". Va
| Miss Hunes is one OF the heirs to the
J large Hedges estate IN England.
William E. Gallagher. financial secre-
tnry Of the BOOlbinders' Union, Local
No. 4. who was dismissed at the time
OF the large reduction Of the force. has
| been reinstated.
The messenger boys in the office have
/ been put on a different salary basis.
| Instead of an annual salary Of $3.50. they
will be paid at the rate of IS cents per
| hour.
| Charles Garrels formerly classified as
| assistant foreman at SI.G0O per annum,
( has been splaced in charge Of specifica-
| tion work at 60 cents per hour.
Dr. S. L. Battles, who resigned sew
! eral months ago TO engage in the pTaC-
| tice Of his profession, has been rein
stated as a cOmpositor.
James d. Henderson, who has been
employed as temporary helper in the
engineer division, has resigned his posi-
/ ton.
Jaw V. Trammel. bindery helper. has
| been promoted from 50 TO $3.50 per day.
Glenn A Metcalf. bookblnder. and
John +. Mccarthy, hindery helper at
| IS % per day, have been reinStated.
Joseph P Day. Of the t.EEery, while
| in New York city last week, broke an
! artery in his leg, and had 10 be brought
/ back TO Washington.
Alvin a. Bundy, who, with his wife.
| celebrated The hftieth anniversary of
his marriage last week. is the we'll
| known former chief of the carpenter
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GSHED Treasury8[K -

on leave of absence for the balance of
this year. While away he will spend
some time visiting New York city.
P. A. Hagan. OF the office OF Super
vising architect, returned to duty last
Monday. after an absence Of several
days on account Of illness.
Mrs. a. C Harris is spending De
cember in New York city
Elmer Corbin left Friday for his old
home in KirlviIle. Mo-, to spend the
holiday season.
F. F. Bleakmore. Of National Banl;
Redemption Agency, Treasurer's office
is on leave Of absence for the rest OF
the year
The following promotions I'm the Of
fee Of Auditor for Interior were an
nOunced last week: Miss sara p. Gro
gan. Georgia. s.. 400 to SI.6OO: Mrs. Nav
c. Steward. Ohio, 81 200 to 81. 400: Miss
Helen r. Gregory. Indiana. 81 600 70
81 200; Miss Julia II. Hoffman. Porto
Rico, 500 to $1,000
DR.. Emil KruHsh. formerly Of the
National Bank Redemption Agency
Treasurer's office. spent several davs
in the city last week Dr. Krulish is
now connected with the Marine Hospital
service and is assigned to duty at the
immigrant station at Ellis Island. "
Y.
John Anschutz computing division.
office OF the supervising architect. is
on leave and will not return 10 his
duties u1t0 tbs SaS before Christmas
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Poetic Microbe Infects
Dr.. William Tindal1

When Prof. Clifford Howard resigned
from the executive Office. Dr. William
TindaU moved his desk 70 the corner
OF the room formerly occupied by the
professor without taking into considera-
ton the danger Of infection from the
poetic virus with which the latter had
saturated that locality He did not
long escape infection, as some credita-
BILE lines which have appeared in The
Times attest.
The following verses indicate. how
ever. that his most recent attack has
been unusually severe. The latest gem
from the doctors pen Is termed by him
The Vanity OF Caste" and IS as fol-
lows.
one day little Dinah Smoke said
As she Numbered and scratched her head,
And 20 Nanny for comfort sped,
Dem white chillun called me Niger
Avs. Honey, Dat don't cut no fEEer.
Dere apDetites amt no more bigger.
You hab as much fun wild your bread
And sleep ies' SCUM in your bed.
All smells bout the same when dey's dead 70
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George NJ. Whitaker, OF the bureau
Of Animal Industry, left last week for
a business trip to a number Of Southern
States.
A. S. Peck. Of the ONCE OF forest ex-
tension. Forest Service. left yesterday
for Batavia, n. Y, where he Will be on
a vacation during the holidays.
Miss Mary +. Hartman, OF Indian
apolis. has been appointed TO a clerk
ship in the Bureau OF Chemistry. She
reported for duty Thursday. Miss Hart
of the Associated Press. at Indianapolis
Miss Mary F. Proctor. of the Bureau
of Chemistry. is taking the remainder
of her annual leave
A. ]. Wedderburn. Of Alexandria. has
been appointed special agent In the
Bureau OF Chemistry for temporary
period.
I. c. Weld. OF the Bureau OF Animal
Industry, returned 70 the department
last week from the jamestown EXPOSE
ton, where he had charge or the dairy
exhibit OF the department.
B. H. Rawl. Of the Bureau of Animal
Industry. left last week for number
Of points IN Tennessee and Indiana,
where he will make talks 10 students 10
agricultural colleges.
r. +. Smith. OF the Bureau OF Stalls
tics. left Friday night for a trip down
the Potomac to see the heet start IN
its long cruise.
c. +. Gray, OF the Bureau Of Animal
Industry, has returned from his annual
vacation. which he spent at Columbia
junction, Iowa
c. 3. Lane. OF the Bureau OF Animal
Industry, is out OF the city on an off,
cial trip
r d. White. OF the dairy division OF
the Bureau of Animal Industry, has
gone West to deliver a number or ad-
dresses at dairy meetings. He Will re-
turn 10 Washington on Christmas Day
p. H Walker Of the Bureau Of Chem
fstry. has gone 10 his old home in Ala
bama to spend the holidays.
The following employees Of the Bureau
of Chemistry are taking short -vaca-
lions: G c. Mcdonnell, c. 5. Church,
NJ. n Straughn, and G F. Sammett-
Joseph F. Chamberlain has been de-
tailed from the bindery Of the Gov
eminent Printing Office to the printing
division in place OF Henry W. Petty,
who is on a vacation.
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SARGENT AT WORK
SINCE RECOVERY
T. V. Powderly, of Immi-
grafton Bureau, in New
York City.

Commissioner General Of immigration
Frank p. Sargent. whose recent illness
alarmed mis- friends. is out again and is
spending part of each day at his desk at
the department He is slowly recovering
his strength. Mr.. Sargent is a hard
worker and remains close to his official
duties. a fact that is thought 10 have
been primarily responsible for his break
down.
T. V. PowderIy, chief Of the division
Of information OF the Bureau of Immi-
grafton and Naturalization. IS spend
| ing several days in New York city In
connection with the work Of his division
Roland r. Dennis, Of New York, has
been appointed special agent TO invesu-
gate trade conditions abroad at a com
pensation OF SO per diem He Will work
under the direction OF the Bureau OF
Manufactures.
Harry. L. Heller. clerk I'm the Bureau
Of Manufactures, has resigned his posi-
ton with the Bureau Of Insular Affairs
He left yesterday for his new post
John c. Bauou, Of the Bureau OF Cor
| porations. returned to his d@k last
| week after an illness OF about ten days.
| DR.. c. II. Dewey, Of the otiice OF the
Idisburslng clerk. was away from ONCE
I last week for the purpose Of taking the
/ Maryland State board medical eNamina-
/ ton at Baltimore.
F II. Larned. assistant commissioner
| general Of immigration, was on vaca-
ton for several days during the past
| week.
John J. Heberie of the Bureau OF
/ Immigration and Naturalization, was on
q vacation last week, and spent the
| time taking a rest at hts home In this
/ city.
John X. Hagy, Of the Bureau OF I'M
| migration and Naturalization Ter
| Thursday for West Virginia 20 spend
| ten DAYS hunting and fishing. Mr.. Hagy
| has just been promoted from Sl,oO 10
| 81 20G per annum.
! The following Immigration inspectors
! on duty at Baltimore have been pro
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PLUMNER RETURNS
FROM CALIFORNIA
Studies Watershed Condi-
tons in san JaCinto Ma
tiOnal Forest.

Fred G. Plummer. geographer, Forest
Service, has returned from California,
where he was engaged in official duties
about six weeks. Mr. Plummer was
charged with the duty Of determining
how watersheds could best be protected
to insure a proper water supply for fif-
teen reservoirs already constructed and
to be constructed in the San Jacinto
National Forest.
Miss Rosie Barnett Blanl1man. Of the
Bureau of Statistics. died suddenly at
her residence. 1221 Sixth street north
west on Wednesday.
G. B. Bruce and Eugene s.. Bruce,
Of the Forest Service, have returned
from . hunting trip TO Fletcher. y. c.
Miss V f. Johnson, Of the Bureau
Of Animal Industry, was in Virginia
last week for several days, having been
called there by the illness Of a friend.
w. II. Dexter. Of the Bureau OF Ant
NAL Industry, was on a sick leave sew
eral days last week
c. O. white, OF the office Of the Sec
rotary, will return to duty tomorrow
from vacation. trip TO Crawfordsville
and other points in Indiana
RAYMOND j. AuguStcrfer, department.
electrician. is on a leave OF absence for
the remainder Of the year.
Miss Anna Montgomery, of the dis
bursting office. is on a vacation TIL the
first OF the year
Mrs s. r. Jenkins. OF the Bureau OF
Statistics returned 10 her desk Thurs
day. after a weeks Illness.
Mrs T. p. Hardenstein, Of the Blu
reau Of Plant Industry, who met with
a severe accident, was able to leave
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The following compositors have hoe,
transferred from the job TO the first SEE
qon; Frank Hayslip, David PoIlocI-
James q. Roberts. o. A. CaIxins. Frank
W arren, ). NJ. Thompson. H WfSsarv-
John I. Harris. T J. Fitzgerald and
Frank +. KlOpfer. '''N
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ASSOCIATION
REFLECTS OFFICERS
Sixty-nire Cents on Dollar
Will Be Refunded. -

At the annual election Of officers OF
the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
NTutuaI Relief Association last night
the officers previously nominated were
elected for the ensuing year. Frank w
I,arner was chosen president; Charles
W. Rich. vice president; Clarence X.
Young. secretary; George H Ripley,
financial secretary. and W. P Challice'
treasurer. TIE following were named
for the executive committee: George L.
Dant, Rober, H. Parker, A H Mis-
Christopher W. Plaskett, Edwin L.
schrack. D. a. Fulton, and James E
Hall.
The association is in a hourishing
condition. having a membership Of S47.
This year the association will refund
TO all who were not III during the year
60 cents on each dollar paid in.
James Ford. jr., who was employed in
the bureau until incapacitaJed by ILL
ness a. few months ago, died in this
city Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Chambers. Of section six,
continues Ill at her home with the grin.
r.
on vacation for ten days.
Edwin Fowler. superintendent of sec
ton ten. Is on vacation.
Miss Rosa Kidwen. OF the printing d.
vision, is OF. the sick list.
superintendent Jesse E. Swigart. OF
the printing division, has been on a
vacation for a week.
George H Ripley. Of the printing di-
vision, was on leave OF absence for
several days.
The action OF the executive committee
Of Plate Printers Union, Local No. 2,
Mr.: Anschutz will spend his vacation in
| Washington
A. B. Adams. chemist. Internal Rev.
| enue Laboratory. is in st. Louis, or
official business.
| Miss Margaret Vandenburgh. Of the
Treasures Office. is on annual leave
for the rest of the year.
Philip Buelner. Of the Office of Audi
tor for the State and Other Depart
rnen.s. is on leave of absence for the
rest OF the year
W. O. Bradley. chief of division OF
I judicial accounts, office of Auditor, WHIT
has been i'll at George Washington Uni
versity Hospital, has returned to hi'
home.
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KILGORE'S DEATH
SHOCKED CLERKS
Worked His Way From
Subordinate Position to
One of Responsibility.

The sudden death last Monday OF
Judge James +. KnTore. law clerk in
The office OF Comptroller of the Treas
ury, was a great shock TO his friends
and acquaintance in the department,
many of whom were unaware of his
Illness.
Judge Kilgore was well known and
popular in the COmptro.ler's Office. and
throughout the Treasury. having won
his way up from one Of the lower grade
clerlrshins 10 one OF the most important
in the department. by his diligence anC
...il4tA-
Officials with whom he came into
contact speak in the highest terms OF
DIS, services and express great regret
over his death.
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A. B. Black. Of the sewer division.
has returned from a hunting trip in
the vicinity OF Rome. Ga. Mr.. Black re-
ports an abundance Of game fin that
section.
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Francis c. Rose, clerk In the office
of the Lighthouse Board, has been pro
and Robert E. Price. clerk. from 500 to
$1,000 per annum.
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Personal Notes.

Assessor L. w. w Griffin. who has
been suffering from a cold. is rapidly
recovering and is expected 10 return 20
his desk this week.
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Miss Carrie Z. LoOmis, the first an
Polntee from the new State OF Okla
LIolIla' was given temporary appoint
Aent on tuesday and assigned n rLa
first section as a compositor.
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Henry Taylor, of the first sectio, ,,foE,+
force, has been promoted to the position
OF makeup, and transferred 10 the night
linotype section NC a.
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c. r. Unger. OF the tax collector
ONCE. is contemplating two weeks
visit 10 his home in Maryland.
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Charles H Dale OF the watch force
mas returned 70 his post Of duty after an
absence of about two months caused bv
illness. -
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Ernest D. Sproul. assistant inspector
Of hulls. steamboat inspection service,
has been transferred from Norfolk, Va.
TO Baltimore. and promoted from 81 400
10 81, 500 per annum.
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moted from $1,000 to $500 per annum:
William NJ Doyas, Louis HOFFMAN,
John ]. Grgurevich. and Oscar G. Sper-
Der. Assistant Inspector and Statistic
ian George y. Gorrelf has been pro-
moted from 81, 900 70 8, 500 per annum.
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Edward Reinmuth. formerly Congress
sional clerk, office superintendent OF
documents, has been transferred to the
bookkeeping section, new building
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-12-15

Columbia Typographical Union will
meet this afternoon at Typographical
Temple. Tie cases Of the delinque7ts
and number Of important matters are
to be considered.
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Howard NOUngs has been placed in
charge Of the Record mailing section Of
nee superintendent of documents. and
Mrs. Madge Wells has been made assist
ant in charge
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Henry Frahm, Of the binde-v has
been granted leave OF absence for - :
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A r. CONCEAL. Of the plumbing d.
vision. is spending two weeks vaCa-
ton in New York city.
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l. S. Smith. Of the office OF the chief
clerk, is spending two weeks Of his an
nual leave with friends at Cleveland.
Ohio.
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Public Printer Stilings. Deputy Public
Printer Brian, ana Purchasing Agent
MOOres returned last week from a trip
70 jamestown and vicinity.
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Newton s. Lingamfelter. of West Vir-
ginia, has been appointed clerk at $50
per annum in the Bureau OF Immigra-
ton and Naturalization
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F. NJ. Hodgson. Of the engineer depart
ment. is visiting his former home,
Athens Ca
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Joseph Chambers of the bindery. has
been transferred 20 the Agriculture di-
vision.