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to Quebec. Canada. returning to Wash
ington about August 1.
NJ. Chester Macomber has been ap-
pointed to clerkship in the Bureau
of Immigration at $500 pr annum.
Robert r Bennett, clerk at 81. 400 per
annUm in the Bureau OF Manufactures,
has resigned The followin ing promotions
have . en- made as a result OF the
resignation: Augustus +. Collins, from
$l,3l0 to Sl,400; Ralph Z. HOvey, from
$1,000 to 1920, and James II Lille.
from $500 70 $1,000 per ar num-
Henry W. Bearce, of lIaine. has been
appointed laboratory ass istant at LOO
per annUm in the BureaU Of Standards.
Walter D. Buffat. of Tennessee. has
been appointed clerk at $40 per annum
in the Bureau OF Standards.
George B. Mangold, expert at $1,000
per annum In the Bureau of Labor, has
resigned.
adm L, H9rner. Of the division Of
fce after having the malaria
w. J. Erskine. assistant to the chief
] engineer. accompanied by his wife, is
making a weekend trip TO Old Point
] Comfort
| - D
/ ton, Bureau OF Immigration, has taken
/ his family TO ocean Grove, y. J., 10
remain until the latter part of the
month.
W. J. Peters, Of the Bureau OF Immi-
grafton, is spending months vacation
| at his home in Ohio
Martin w Cookerow. OF the Bureau
| Of Corporations has returned from his
! old home at Centralia, Mo, where he
was married few days ago
! Michael A. Levy. of the Bureau of
immigration, left Friday night for his
| old home in Philadelphia, where he Will
| spend a week.
William J. Gelink, Of the Bureau Of
Corporations. was married Thursday
night to Miss Myra d. Zirkle, Of this
city
Mrs. Rosa Lebig. special agent IN
the Bureau Of Labor at $1,40O per an
mum, has resigned.
Lawrence Potter. of the Bureau OF
| Corporations, IS on a vacation for Us n
| ty-three days.
Hugh S Hanna. Of the Bureau OF Ia
I Dor. has resigned his position paying
$1,000 per annum-
J. IL JOAlESs VI Tic 9AA' eau u Soi-
! poratiOns. is spending three weeks Of
/ his annual leave at his home in Scran-
I ton, Pa.
John R Demorest has been appointed
I a clerk at 500 per annum in the Bureau
/ Of immigration
Edwin BurkCt. Of the Bureau Of Cor
/ pOratiOns. accompanied by his wife,
| spent the Fourth in Virginia
|
/ Edward II. Faustman, assistant mes
! senger in the Bureau Of Labor, has re-
4 signed
! Edwin J. Busick of the Bureau or
/ Corporations. is spending several days
IN the country with his family.
John NJ. Miller. Of the Bureau Of
! Standards. has been promoted from
/ 100 20 Si.400 per annum. and John l.
/ Kengla from $500 to $40 per annum-
Luther s. Warning. Of the Bureau OF
I Corporations. accompanied by his child,
| is spending few days in Virginia.
+. II. Young, Of the appointment di-
vision, IS spending his vacation at his
home. Meter, Va.
T. F. Fitzgerald. Of the appointment
I division, has taken his family TO Beaver
Meadows, Pa, for several days.
Earl d. Evans. OF the appointment di-
| vision, spent the Fourth a Colonial
Beach.
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CENSUS BUREAU.

Continued from Sixth Page) Z
and will visit cities in New Jersey.
Connecticut, Rhode Island. and Massa-
chusetts.
Miss ]. E Ethrid5e, Of the manufac-
lures division, returned Monday from a
trip to her home in Alabama
Harvey J. Zimmerman. Of the manu-
features division, left Thursday for a.
months vacation visit 10 his old home
in Pennsylvania, and other points in
that section.
Henry w. Sandmeyer. Of the manu-
features division, who has been doing
field duty in the South for the past two
years, has resumed his position in the
bureau.
The following clerks who are in the
field on the electrical investigation have
been ordered to return to washington
on completion or present assignments
n NJ Knapp. Illinois; Arthur S. An
nett, Iowa; Carlisle CrOsland. North
Carolina, and T. G. Mcconnell, Illinois
Mrs. Sallie l. Marin, of the chief
clerks division, is spending two weeks
OF her annual vacation at Atlantic Cit,-
and other points of interest in the East
Joseph Crumb, OF the agriculture di-
vision, left Thursday night for his
nome IN Illinois, where he will spend
g weeks vacation before proceeding TO
Davenport, Iowa. where he will be en-
gagged IN field work on official statistics
of cities.
Miss Francis Bibby, of the chief
clerks division, left Friday for va
cation visit Of two weeks 10 her home
in Charleston W. Va
w Harry OIcott, Of the srric,,1t,,ra
division. was on leave Of absence The
past week, the time being spent at mis-
home in Alexandra county. His daugb-
ter, Miss Jennie, who is a member OF
the Mt. HolvOke College class of 1909.
has just returned from Massachusetts
for the vacation.
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Strong efforts are being made by the
various printing trades 10 have the Gu
ban census reports printed at the Gov
ernment Printing Office There has
been a great deal OF talk OF this work
being done in New York, but the argU-
ment is being put forth that the Gov
eminent Printing Office IS not only bet
ter equipped than any other office. but
that II IS Government work. and. what
Is more potent Still, that under the new
scale Of prices made by Public Printer
Leech, u Will be cheaper 10 have the
work done in washington.
Great things are claimed for this new
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wAEErEG TO PATENTS.

WARMING TO PAEErTs.
The Milk Conferences appointed BY ths
District Commissioners. IN view OF tia
MANY DANGERS OF RAW MIX. has
recommended the home-pasteur1ziag az All
raw milk by bringing IL TO tbs boiling
point then withdraw. cool. and keep ca,d
until ussd-
The Conference has thereby endorsed ehe
advics given BY this Society for = num-
her OF years 90
SCAGD ALL NIX z
Sor children.
Parents are particularly warned aEairsR
the erroneous opinion held BY some thae
pasteurizins ahec1s either the dlEeyei-
bnity OF the nUtritivs vaius o. the Mn.
or that as a rule It VIII prod ace am
bad effects Whatsoever.
SOCIETY FOR PREVEETIoR
OF sI3KEESs.
=. BEiaLINER. ssezsts-y.
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kllSChurCh
EPISCOPAL CHOIR
GIVEN RECEPTION
Good TempIars Hold Public
Temperance Meeting at
Odd Fellows Hall.

Mrs. ]. n. Oden and Miss Lillian
Hunton entertained the Episcopal choir
of Falls Church at the home Of Miss
Nellie Green The lawn was Illuminated
with Japanese lanterns The guest Of
honor was Guy Camp, who was the
leader Of the old Falls Church
choir. and also the lay reader Of the
church, who with his very interesting
family, 20 the sincere regret Of a host
OF friends. left Falls Church for his
new home at Chevy Chase
Among the guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Camp. Mr.. and Mrs SmOOt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fellows. Mr.. and Mrs.
Machen. Mr.. and Mrs. MOncure. Mr..
and Mrs. UmyerzarFt, Mrs Dent. Mr..
and Mrs. Brand, MIR. and Mrs. Thorn
burg. Miss Ethel Rollins, Mr.. and Mrs.
NOurse. Miss Maude Riley, and Mr..
Charles Gage. Misses Ruth and Margie
Garner, Miss Grace Carter. Mr.. and
Mrs Kirby. Miss Rose Ball, and Mr..
James HuntOn.
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BI@1klaMTld
OUR BOYS CLUB
HOLDS ANNIVERSARY
The Rev. w. M. Morgan
Jones Delivers Address
Congratulating Members.

A very pleasant evening was spent by
the members Of Our Boys Social Club
ard their guests at the BroOkland town
hall Friday evening, June 26, the Occa-
siOr being the first anniversary Of the
club. The club was organized June Z,
1907. with ten members, and has steadily
Increased until II now has about thirty.
The Rev william NJ. Morgan-JOnes,
rect CT tie Church Of Our Saviour, OF
Brookland, vas the chief speaker Of the
evening. He delivered a ver-v pleasing
address, in which he spoke OF the high
standard maintained by the club and
expressed his hearty wishes for greater
success in the future
The hail was decorated with palms
and the .colors of TIE club. light blue
and white. Music was rendered by a
section Of the Capitol Orchestra, Of
which Mr.. CEattaway is a member
After the address by the Rev. Nj Nor
gan-Jones refreshments were served
and dancing began.
A successful excursion 70 Marshall
Hall was given last Monday by the
Epworth League Of the BrOokIand Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
The Brookland Chapter Of the East
ern Star VIII hold their last stated
communication during the summer
months. next wednesday. The chapter
will give a lawn fete at the corner Of
Twelfth and Newton streets July %
Mrs CHARLES +. MOlster was elected
chairman Of the committee.
The Girls' Friendly OF the Church Of
Our Saviour met at the home OF the
Misses Y haley. o. Girard street
NJ. and Nine. Felix Garziglia are IN
Nice, France, visiting the parents OF
NJ GarZiglia. They viii return 10
America in the fall
Mr.. an6 Mrs. James F. McHugh. Of
Thirteenth and Lawrence streets. spent
the Fourth OF July at Colonial Beach.
Mrs Ed1ens and Daughter. Bernice.
of Newport News. Va. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Zollinger, Of Newton
street.
Mrs. William Folk and her son. Don
aid, OF Columbus, Ino.. are visiting Mrs.
Folks parents. Mr.. and Mrs Gartrel, OF
Newton street
Mrs. David Cheeeman. OF Newton
street, has left for trip 10 Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. McHugh. OF
Thirteenth and Lawrence streets. had
as their guests last week William Corn
and hts son Clarence, Of Wilmington,
Del.
Miss Helen Pearson. OF Engleside. Va.
Is visiting her cousins, Miss May and
Miss Ethel Stroman. Of Lawrence street.
William Weber and his niece. Miss
Dora Randall. Of Baltimore. were the
guests Of Mrs. Henry JeugeT. Of Ninth
street, the past week
Miss Jannette McCloskey. Of Otis
street, is visiting relatives in Glymont,
Nd.
GIoyd Baldus. OF Fordham-on-Hudson
IS home for short stay with his par
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen. Of Lawrence
street. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Bryly. OF BTyly Hall, Nd
William Baldus. who IS a student OF
St Charles College. Is spending his
summer vacation with his parents. Dr..
anC Mrs. Baldus. OF Quincy street.
Miss Emily o. Hetheld left last Thurs
day Tor an extended -iSit to relatives
Ia Northern New York
Mrs. Frederick HC,tun. Of Monroe
street, has gone to Colorado Springs,
where she viii spend the summer.
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Mr.. Smith. Of Chattanooga, Tenn,
and ". W. Smith, OF Washington, were
guests OF DR.. s. s. Luttreu on Broad
street last week
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S!RAUS TO CRUISE
MONTH OFF MAINE
Secretary and Wife VIII
Then Spend Few Weeks
in Maine Woods.

Secretary and Mrs. Straus left New
York Wednesday for Boston, where they
embarked in a lighthouse tender for a
months cruise along the New England
coast They will then go into the Maine
woods for q few weeks stay Assistant
Secretary Wheeler and Commissioner
General Of immigration and Naturaliza-
ton Sargent were IN New York TO con-
fer with the Secretary on matters per
tanning 10 Ellis Island. especially the
letting of the commissary and other
privileges.
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Mrs. Farrell and and children have
taken rooms at the delightful. boarding
house Of Mrs. Noble Moore on Great
Falls street
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T V Powderly. chief Of the division
Of information, Bureau OF immigration
and naturalization. left Thursday night
Tor East Aurora, y. Y, where he was
scheduled to make an address on the
Fourth. He will return to Washington
Tuesday.
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Mrs. F. c Hendrick has as her house
guests Mrs. MOcQuet and Mrs Flour
ney, OF Kentucky, and Miss Converse.
OF Philadelphia
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z w. Libbey. Of the chief clerks Of
fee. has returned 10 his desk, after
serving a detail 10 the supply division
IN the Bureau of the Census.
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p. 3. Breazeale. who has been visit
ing his brother, J T. Breazeale. OF East
End. has returned 10 his home al An
dersOn, s. c.
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Francis c. Evans. Of the office Of the
disbursing clerk, was on the sick list
few days last week.
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Paul C. Agnew, Of the Bureau Of
Standards. has been promoted from lab
oratory assistant at $500 TO assistant
physicist at 8, 400 per annum.
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Miss Pauline Harvey. Of MOntrosS,
Va, IS visiting friends at the home OF
Robinson Loving on Broad street.
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Leander Smith. OF the office OF the
chief clerk, has returned from a vaca-
ton visit of two weeks to his home in
Massachusetts
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Mrs r NJ Updike and Miss Hattie
TpdIke left last week for a two months
visit TO relatives and friends at Char
lOttesville and RappahannOCk, Va.
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The following promotions have been
made in the Bureau Of Standards:
James Y s. Fisher and Theodore T
Fitch. laboratory assistants, from $1,000
to $500: Maynard p. Shoemaker, from
aid at $40 10 laboratory assistant at
1900
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At a meeting Of the members OF the
Presbyterian Church last week A NJ.
Smith, G II. Buxton. and G. ". Hawk
hurst were elected elders; Mr. Robinson
a deacon. and DR.. G. T. MaUkin. a
member Of the board Of trustees. The
members unanimously voted an increase
of the pastors salary commencing
July l.
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Herbert +. Ives, Of New Jersey. and
Arlie W. Schorger, OF Ohio, have been
appointed laboratory assistants at $1,000
per annum. in the Bureau Of Standards.
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Miss Lena Adams. Of Charlottesville,
Va. was & guest at the home OF B. NJ.
Downing last week
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E NJ. Hawley, Of the division Of ap-
pOIntments, is spending a few days at
Atlantic City.
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Charles T. Graft. IF the printing divi-
sion. returned Friday from a business
trip to BakersvilIe and other points in
North Carolina.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Sheehan enter
tanned at dinner at West End In honor
Of Fathers Rankin and Bremen, and
last week.
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Mrs SommerviIle and family moved
TO Norwood. Va, last week.
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Mrs Mary s. Milestone, special
agent at Sl.2O0 per annum, Bureau OF
Labor, has resigned her position
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Dr. and Mrs. Marschalk are visiting
relatives and friends at NorthfOrk. Va
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Spin Thompson and family OF Falls
Church, are camping out at Bluemont,
Va
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Assistant Secretary Wheeler and Com
missioner Of Fisheries Bowers are now
spending a few days at Woods Hole,
Mass, inspecting the FISH hatcheries.
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Mrs. and Mrs. Henry c. RIVER leave
East End Monday for a visit TO the
Catskiu Mountains. y. Y.
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Francis E. Cady. assistant physicist.
bureau Of Standards, has been pro-
noted from Sl.45O to $1.600 per annum-
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a festival and supper will be given on
the lawn Of St Mary's Catholic Church,
Rockville. the evening Of July Is.
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3. W Pond. f c. Hougn. and A D.
Cults. Of the Patent ONCE. and J :.
PARROT. Of the POstoffce Department
have received deserved promotions
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The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Column
bus Baptist Church We're entertained
the home Of Mrs Van Quick Or Great
Falls street last Thursday.
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The GAINESVILLE annual tournament
and picnic, which has grown to be a
county avant second onlx To the Rock
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Col Marion p. MaUs. who has been
designated by the War Department as
temporar ~ successor TO Brigadier Cen
eral Funston as commander of the De
partment Of California, was formerly a
Rockville boy.
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Bouic Roy warheld. Bache Albert, and
William z. Prettyman.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Shaw. OF Rock
vile. have as their guest for the sum
uer Edward Ayton. OF Washington.
Miss Beulah Ward. Of Hunting TTU.
and her cousin. Miss Florence Council
or Hayward, Wis, have returned from
a tWO-veekS' stay al Virginia Beach
nell has departed for her Wisconsin
home.
Mr. and Mrs EDWARD Carlton Stone.
whose marriage was solemnized at
Sandy Spring few days ago will re-
side ~ Lexington, Mass. after their
honeymoon trip.
Irving H Weller formerly OF this
county. who has been engaged in bust
ness in the West for more than twenty
years is visiting slatives In Wheaton
district.
The guests Of he eorcoran Hotel
gave a pleasant Irprise 70 WILDER F.
Day and his wife. who are newly mar
ried. in the shape Of a visit in a body
to their home and the presentation OF a
handsome china closet as a bridal pres
ent. Spencer c. Jones was the spokes-
ting response. and Mrs. Day favored her
guests with seasOnabIe refreshments.
Mr.. Day is RockvilIe's assistant post
master.
The RaruAsv{IIe annual to,,-,oy,,.,,t
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George P. Kimmel. of the division OF
information, Bureau OF immigration.
loft Thursday night for visit 10 Min
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Mr.. and Mrs. James F. McHugh. OF
Thirteenth and Lawrence streets. had
as their guests last week William Corn
and his son. Clarence, Of Wilmington,
Del.
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Mrs. William Folk and her son. Don
aid, OF Columbus, In0.. are visiting Mrs.
Folks parents. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Gartrel, OF
Newton street
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The COrcOran Hotel property. situated
in the center Of Rockville, will be sold
at public auction July Is The property
has been used as a hosiery for many
years. Its present owner is Mrs EN-
ma Carr-Flack 10 whom Il descended
from Anthony kleindienst. her father,
who conducted 1t half a century ago.
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Mrs David Clergyman. OF Newton
City.
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Mrs Laura Y. Ricketts,. Of Potomac
district has filed suit for absolute d.
vOrce from William W. Ricketts, on the
ground Of desertiOn and infidclity.
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William Howard. Of New York Is
visiting his parents. Mr.. ara Mrs. Brice
Howard. Of BrookeYille.
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Pioneer Lodge. No /. Good TemplarS,
held a public temperance meeting at
odd Fellows Hall. Tuesday night. The
meeting was opened with prayer by the
Rev. ". s. O. Thomas The Rev E J.
Richardson made an inspiring and in
structive address 10 a large audience
Mrs. NJ. NJ Erwin gave several piano
selections. and the quartet. consisting
OF H. c. Eddy. C y. McGroarty, F. A.
Whitley. and F. N. Thompson, sang
a number Of selections.
Mrs DR.. Schonecker and Miss Tina
Cook. Of Washington. are visiting
friends at the home Of Henry Byrne, on
Jefferson street.
Mrs. II. A. Besch and daughter. Mrs.
C y. Lester, entertained the Home Mis-
sionary Society Of the Methodist Epis-
copaI Church South. Thursday.
At a meeting Of the Union Christian
Endeavor Society. Of Falls Church. at
the Pres yteriau manse Monday night
the following officers were elected for
six months. John Seay. IT.. president;
Miss Susie Davidson, vice president;
Miss Evangeline McGroarty, secretary;
r. H Caldwell. treasurer. Lawrence
HOugh, chairman OF prayer meeting
committee. Miss Annie Seay, chairman
OF music committee. Miss Glenn Newell,
chairman Of missionary committee;
Miss Katharine MCtiTOarty. chairman
Of social committee; Mrs. Frank ThOmp-
r. Thomas. NJ. FadeIey. Mr.. Westcott
and Chris. Parrot were chosen ushers.
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Bouic. Roy Warfeld. Bache Albert, and
William z Prettyman.
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vile fair. Will take place this year
August 6.
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Mrs Edlens and Daughter. Bernice.
Of Newport News Va. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harry ZOIinger, OF Newton
street.
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c. S. Eby. of the division OF informa-
ton, Bureau OF immigration, has taken
his family TO Ocean Grove, y. J., TO
remain until the latter part of the
month
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Mrs. Rosa Liebig. special agent in
the Bureau Of Labor at 81. 400 per an
mum, has resigned.
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Charles EtzIer, fifteen years Of age. OF
II9 Maple avenue An8cOstia, went to
Raudle Park and was enjoying himself
in a swing when he suddenly lost his
hold and was thrown to the ground. The
boy sustained a severe injury to his
knee. His father took him home
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Shaw. Of Rock
vile have as their guest for the sum
mer Edward Ayton, OF Washington.
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w. J. Peters, Of the Bureau OF Immi-
grafton, is spending a months vacation
al his home in Ohio
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william J. Gelink, of the Bureau of
Corporations, was married Thursday
night to Miss NIyra d. Zirkle, of this
city
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J. r. Jones, Of the -3uTeau of Cor
pOratiOns. is spending three weeks OF
his annual leave at his home IN Scran-
ton, Pa.
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Lawrence Potter. of the Bureau OF
Corporations, IS on a vacation for Us n
ty-three days.
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Hugh S Hanna, Of the Bureau OF Ia
Dor. has resigned his position paying
81, 200 per annum-
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Mrs. Eleanor FetterOff. a former resi-
dent, now Of Philad elphia, who has been
the guest Of friends here, has returned
n her home
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Miss Helen Pearson. OF E,ngleside, Va.
Is visiting her cousins, Miss May and
Miss Ethel Stroman. Of Lawrence street.
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Miss Francis Bibby, Of the chief
clerks division, left Friday for a va
cation visit Of two weeks 10 her home
IN Charleston. w Va
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Martin w COOkerOw, OF the Bureau
of Corporations. has returned from his
old home at Centralia, No. where he
was married a few days ago
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AIr anc Mrs. James F. MCHuEh. OF
Thirteenth and Lawrence streets. spent
the Fourth OF July at Colonial Beach.