The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Startling Plays Marked Game
BetZUeen Census Bureau Teams

city 10 do some sJenOgraphfc work n
connection with the collection o. ofdcial
statistics Of cities
Edward B. White, OF the manufac-
lures division, has been spending a lev
days al his home in Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs. N Alice Smith. who has been
employed as a clerk in the Cuban census
division, resigned her position on Mons
day.
WILDER B Swanord, OF the manufac-
lures division, VINO, since completing
his field assignment in South Dakota,
has been visiting friends az various
points in Iowa, has returned 70 the Of
Richard Leach, OF the manufactures
division. has returned 70 his desk, after
spending a few days az his farm At
Hyattsvilley Nd
Arthur W. Dampier. Of the population
DIVISION has returned from q short va
cation
John ". Far-ar, OF the manufactures
division. has completed his Held work
on the cotton inquiry, and returned 10
the Office. Previous 10 receiving this
assignment Mr. Farrar had been en-
plOy5c IN Maine and New Hampshire for
several months collecting statistics
concerning the census Of electrical IN
dUstries-
A P Gordon-Cumming. OF the dis
bursting ofIice, has been on the sick list
for a few days
T. s Merrill. 6isbUrsing and appoint
InenL ONCE, has returned from 2 basil
ness trip L Boston, Mass, and nearby
points.
Mrs Emma Speed. Of the manufac-
lures division, mas returned from Va
cation visit Of about two weeks a. her
home near Cincinnati, Ohio
George ". Gibson. OF the manufac-
lures DIVISION who was recently detail
ed 10 collect statistics on the supply and
distribution OF cotton in Baltimore and
vicinity. has completed the field assign
ment and returned 10 the office.
Elmer E. Christensen has been trans
teTrec from the population division 20
the chief clerks division.
John ". Curry, Of the manufactures
DIVISION. has returned 20 office. after q
six weeks vacation. which he VS.
forced 10 take on account Of illness. ia
spent the last two weeks in Atlantic
Cry, ana has returned much improved
IN health
Miss Della Kippen. Of the cost &C
counting section Of the chief clerks Gi-
vision. has returned from a vacation
trip to her Old home in louisville. Ev-
Mrs. Adelaide c Hersey, OF the agr!-
culture division. has returned TO duty,
after an absence Of about four months
spent at her home in Iowa on EXTENDED
leave
Gilman b Howe, OF the manufactures
uLFLSlon, mas returned from q brief trim
20 ms nome IN NOrIhbOrO. Mass HIS
"l5e accompanied him on his return and
VIII spend the winter IN Washington
Henry ]. Wen, Of the manufactures
DIVISION, IS taking three weeks OF his
annual leave. the first week 10 be spent
IN Washington and the remainder visit
ing MS family In New York city
Miss Elizabeth H Burroughs. OF the
manufactures division. has returned
from her vacation. She spent one week
seeing in New York city.
F. B. Squyer. Of the chief clerks d.
vision. IS again az his desk, after a
pleasant vacation OF a few days spent
In Atlantic City
Albert T. Fiddle. Of the manufactures
division, has returned to Office after a
short vacation
Mss Alice \. Kirlser, Of the manufac.
LNLtS Ahh<llL- WIS On leave OF
sence for a few days last week
Miss Alice B Weaver, of the manufac-
lures division. has returned from a
three weeks vacation. which she spent
at her brothers country place at Sunny
side, Nd.
r NJ Newkirk. Of the division NJ
vital statistics, returned to his desk
Tuesday after spending some time
with relatives and friends at his old
home, near Cincinnati, Ohio.
Charles I. Conway. Of the manufac-
lures division. has been granted annual
leave until October 70. and viii spend
part Of his vacation at Falmouth, Va.
Miss Helen .Finckel. OF the division
OF vital statistics. has returned from her
vacation. having spent the time IN At
lantic City.
Augustus W. Stuhrman. OF the manu-
features division. left Tuesday from q
vacation Of three weeks
Miss Elizabeth Prentiss. Of the manu-
features division, who has been spend
Ing her vacation IN Charleston, S. C.
IS now reported TO be quite III at that
place