The Washington times., 1908-06-14

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MRS. JOHN P. MCDOWELL,
Formerly a Popular EmpIOye of the
Office.
JOHN P. MCDOWELL,
Now on His Honeymoon.
field. Miss Reith NJ. Eisenhour. siias c.
Ellis, Andrew Goebel AMI Edwin W.
EdmOnslOu-
Miss Elisa NJ. DaVegau. a the office
Of the superintendent Of documents
has returned from an eXfrnGed trip 10
points IN the East.
Miss Annie Z. Runyan. of the bindery.
has been granted leave Of absence toI
sixty days 90 regain her health.
Arthur T. CanisiUs, clerk in the job
division, is on vacation for thirty
days. His position IS being h4ed by
! Harvey w. Graham
Thomas Brown. Louis N Blessing
and James ". J.. Dlllman, Of the job
division, arc taking annual leave.
Howard ". Youngs, chief OF the mail
! ing section. Office superintendent Of
/ documents has been granted two weeks
/ additional leave 70 recUperate.
! Thomas r. Nicholson. jr., of the job
division, made a short but profitable
fishing trip last week
William L. Duncan. stenographer, Of
| fee superintendent Of documents, re-
turned Monday from a trip TO Boston,
[ Mass.
William F. Ashford. Of the job divl-
/ sion, has been transferred from re-
| wiser 70 maker-up-
L. H Brian, of the electrical divi-
/ sion, is spending several days at New
Port and Boston.
! John w. Michael, foreman Of the Job
/ division, and Is. NJ. Connolly, assistant
| foreman, were on leave for several days
/ last week.
Harry F. Ashton. former super:atend-
/ ent OF the division OF supplies, has gone
! TO Chicago, 10 attend the Republican
] national convention.
John S. Kistler. head nnisher in the
( bindery, has returned from a two
/ weeks vacation.
Thomas c. Elliott Of the hand COM
! posing section. has returned after
| spending thirty days annual leave.
! Douglas Johns and John S. May, Of
/ the supply division. have been trans
| feTred from night to day duty.
/ -
Col. Howard L. strawn. paper IN
/ speCtOr. is taking his annual vacation.
! William B. Cameron. clerk in charge
| OF material acquisitions, supply divis- on,
| is on the sick list.
o. V. Latham, # the supply division,
/ IS taking part Of his annual leave.
George Halsey, formerly employed In
| the office as a. prOofreader, who is
now in charge of the bureau OF
printing on the Canal Zone, left for
| his headquarters on Wednesday after
a visit TO the United States. He was
! accompanied by Mrs. Halsey
Jason Waterman. OF the proof divi-
| sion. who was elected as one Of the
! delegates to represent Columbia Typo
| graphical Union, No. 101, at the Boston
/ convention seeks to secure an APP
| pointment to the laws comm tttee-
! Pupils of Mrs. Bessie n. Wild. wife
/ of = S Wild. viii give their annual
/ musical recital at Pythian Temple. on
| June %. The class contains many repre-
! sentatives Of printing Office families
Edgar 3. Merritt. former proof
/ reader, who is now employed in the In
/ terror Department, has just been given
a nice Increase in salary.
/ John r. Moss, Of the proof division
/ has returned to work after an absence
Of several days caused by an attack OF
/ the qUinsy.
| a copy of the resolutions passed by
] Manila Typographical Union, No GIG
/ of the international Typographical
! Union. on the death of the late Edwin
/ c. jones, has Teen received in Wash
/ fnEton. Mr.. Jones. who was the as
/ sistant director of printing at Manila
4 was the first. member OF the union 10
| die since fits organization. The Tesolu-
ticns deeply deplore the loss of $50
/ valued and efficient a member"
| s. TIL XVestdal of the proof division,
| has resigned his position. and will 80
/ to North Dakota as a special agent OF
/ the General Land Office,
William n. Rockwell. a prominent
/ member Of Columbia Typographical
| Union. who is employed in the printery
as a proof reader. has advanced the
proposition Of having the union own