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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-14

HONEST MAN wanted TO travel in
oh:c. Experience unnecessary but
must furnish good references. SEQ q
month and expenses. Permanent Do
sition with advancement. Address
President Black, 0 Cambridge ST.. BoS
ton, Mass
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-14

T. w. Murphy, a cocaine fiend, was
arrested last night and lodged In the
city jail. He was acting Queerly and
the patrolman believed him 10 be
intoxicated. He was fined 81 and
costs by Mayor Frantz this morning
For a time II was believed that he
was G.. w. Jones, OF Keokuk, Iowa.
The latter is a young physician of
that place, but after becoming par
TALLY demented he disappeared The
police throughout the country have
been asked 10 help locate him. The
circular received at the local police
headquarters says that he is con-
stantly in fear OF imaginary enemies.
Murphy, when arrested last night
carried with him complete ply
sician's outfit. He seemed constantly
in fear that some enemy was lurking
TO kill him. He was not In At con-
dition 10 leave the city and was again
lodged in jail to recover from the ef-
fects OF the drug. Tonight he is in
a critical condition and ceaselessly
PAGES his cell.
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MIscELlANE EOus.

NOTICE-Buildlng and contracting.
repairing and remodeling. We can
now save you 20 per cent. Estimates
plans and specifications free. Canton
Building Co, 33l N. Clarendon Ave.
Stark Phone R.lsS7. G-dlm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-14

NOTICE-If you are In need OF a
first class cleaner OF windows, gen.
eral house, store or Office work that
win satisfy the most exacting, look
on page 129 Stark Telephone Direc.
tory. II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-14

RUBBER SAMPs-stecI dies, brass
stencils. seals. check protectors, Ink pads
and Ink. rubber type. door humbers. self
mixing stamps Fred Talbot. 40 East
TuscRrawas Street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-14

DO YOU want coal? The Johnson
Ryan Coal Co. can supply you. Screen
cd run of mine and slack always on
hand. Mine situated on St Elmo St
Bell phone 1851. 26tf
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TaIlas para poIicfss

La Comiui6n do la policfs in1uIaE convoca
6 tallss para iDgFesos On el cusrpr, las Gus
les tendE6n lugaE sl die 18 de Febroro &c
tual en- SIN Juan, p. r.
GComo Eequisitos indi8ponBRbles Sc exiien:
1.-HabsE cumplido veints IN anos
de edad, aCFeditada con f6 de ba2tiamo.
2.-BabeE leer y s1oFibiY.
3. -Tsner ITALIA dc un metro aetents =
dos centfmetroI , Cinoo Centfmatrou de ex.
pansi6n toF6cica.
4-EnContraEGs Ga condolences ffsicau
de salud ID que acredit8rGu loo aspirantss
con una Certiicaoi6n m64ia iuTads ants
q iueE del pueblo Ciudad donde resids
81 solicitanta.
5.-AcFeditaF poT csrtifoRCiones de las
autoHidades locsles y pOr FefeFenciRs de
peTson8a h0noTables u buens conducts
moral Sc daT6 prefsrencia entire loo So
licitRntel que aCuHsn bueno8 h6bitos de
sduCaci6n = que PoaeAn regular inHtruc.
Ci6D.
6.-Cada a4piTante soIicitars en- Las Oo.
mandanOian de PuaatoB 6 DiItrito donde
ReIidieBe, una notA sxpEesiva de cisrtaB
COndioionsI que Ia Comisi6n hR se1Rlado
para garantiF Ia identiA saei6n persora a. de
los aBpiranteg.
Todas IaB sOlicitudeR y documentoa de.
bsr6n enYiarss Al CuaFteI General de la
policfa inanlaF antsl del die IL del actual.
La COmisiOnds "a POIieta LusuEar.
8. va.
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Para Ponce - Este m1fisna & laH daes
han ualido rara Ponce, ca autom6vil poi
4 caRrstara central, d g0beTnadoE Post
-aoEaiaEio Hillouhby = NIB SsCrstalio Skin
ner. Bucn yfais.
DCs recspsi0nss Hemcu feoibido II II.
guients CoEl65 fnyitaGi6n: Gel gobsrnador
y asd1ra Post entaE6n en- ID casa & Iaa 9
de- ls noehe del iuevea de FebFaFo all
din 20 deade lag 8 & las IL do u noche.
Casa del gobisrno. BaiIo.
IA Eacopei6n promote usr briIlents, pueI
hay gran animaci6n psHa conCurrir 4 ellis
entire los elementos de enta sociadad.
PeTs0nGLe0 En- uGo de licenCia be sail.
do para Oabo ROio 81 delegado AZ Is o.
mara senior Colbsrg.
L0a Eiks LA fsata que lIsvarsn &
efscto los "Eiks" on % maguffco salon,
Calle do la FoTtalesa, en- Is noche da ma.
hana s laa s 80 promote rsIultRr muY bus
na y conouEEida. Hay prcgramR de baile.
Gempsr.
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UN ASESINATO
FALDAS de P0R NED 10.

Berlin, onero 4. El CapitEn Van Col
den, de guaEnici6n en- AllsBtein, csFCa de
IL frontsra Rusa, he lido aFFeltado On rails
ci6n con Il mueFte del Mayor Won Sch9'
enbsck quien perdi6 IL vida 81 visfnes d.
timo de nm balazo. El aSpGOto del CO. 16ysT
y el hecho dc hAbOEIe sncontTsdo % lado
IN revolver CompletameDts CRFgado, hacs
pEsaumiE que 81 Mayor EChosnbeCk EogEe'
saba algO taTds para ga CaSs, , oy6 quo
alguien bsiaba laB slCAleral que ConduOsn
da los cuaFtos de "a espoaa, On vista do 10
cuaI EAc6 IN revolver Ea dirigi6 81 on'
CusntFO del intruHO, 81 que, Hin duda, 10
mat6 antsB que 81 pudisEa hacsR fdsgo.
El Capitkn Golden, deSpu6a do 90 arEel'
to, sdmiti6 que 81 habia s1tAdo eaa nochs
en- Is cas- del Mayor, psEo quo nads Ia'
bis al oIimG1.
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Natlelas de Caysy.
POI Ia maIa Calidad del gas, Sc in
flaman con muGha frsCusnCia los
faHOIeS.
(De nuestrO oOrresponsaI).

Enero SO.-se6or aIcalds: de conuide.
rRCi6n han nido las mejoras introducidaa
on cate pueblo, On el coEto lapse de tempo
en- que uatsd maneiR los intersseS
del municipio con habiidAd; peEo Cd
muy sensible que, poF tolerancia 6 poE IN
bondadoao car6ctsF, vsyR & vsFaa nuaHtro
queEido Cayey convertible On an monitor
do esCombroS, y ain fAroleB.
A TODD el mundo le conlts, que diaYia'
mente (pcG 10 mala cslidad del gaB) se In.
faman dies = dOCs fArolsu, teniendo ls
policia que pEoCedsT ga destruction, nara
evitRE I'm inCendio.
ConoCemoS demssiado "a EeCtitud, sefioF
AlCalde, = espeEamoS que poF d alta de
AtenCi6n no vaya 4 scr Responsible inCons
cientsments de BuCeHoa fatAlea.
-HR aido tEanaformRda por "a iuRtrs.
do pE0pietaTio senior Aguilar, 10 ex far
maCia "OoI6n'', hoy "CentEsl'.
La faRmncia Central" sB hoy IL antits'
Bi1 de 10 que RysF fac.
-DMpuol dc hAboF pasado uu mes on
VoneEusla,lal ladO de sus familisFes, ha
EegTegado hoy eIts pueblo 81 doctor Ia
quiOEdO, ofCiRl de SAnidad,
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Fabrication de di8mantes
pOT Ia eIeCtTiCitad

Ia Academia Francesa de CienciaB ast6
invsstigando una afsmaei6n del senior
ArfatideS Charette, fabricsnts el6trico dc
diamsntss El m6todo de ChaEstts, en-
opoSici6n 81 smpleado poF NJ Moisssan
conBists On haCer paBRE una d6bil coFrien.
to e6ctrics trav6I de lun lfqui3o de sui
fato dc carbon mssCIado con hieFEo, sslla.
do heEm6lioamente On 40 tubo de aiEe an
raTeoido.
La corrients s,6ctFicR 90 C0ntinda du'
Tants vaTios dfsD, transformaudO 81 hierro
en- su'furo oI carbon DO criBtaliga lentA'
msnts On los lsdos, poEqu6, causa de IL
ausenciR de exfgsnO en 81 aiFe, no pusde
tranlfoEmavsa ca di6xido de carbon 8 en-
6Cido caEb6nico. EI carbon cEiutRlisadc
ca sl diRmante.
81 Bkfioy ChATette pEOssnt6 una piadBa
de regular tamAfio que interest grande
ments los hcad6miCoB.
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Avisamos q las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les serd
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de La sus-
cripcidn.
Esta vale por un trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $3.50
Por un afio $500. Rago an.
tsipGdO.
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FaIlecimientO en- Santurcs.

Aver, & Las 6 .. q. fsIloOi6 90 santurcs
la distinguida nsfioEa dcRa Rita Dslanus,
Viuda de don Agustin Franco.
Una cruel dolenoia minaba ID vida de
4 digna SefioFa, que, 81 fr, lsncians do
SO aiog. sucumbe dejando On ID olfnndad
cuatro hjss.
La fnsda ora Opfada del spreCiable
uefioT juan Ssguf, quien asi como 20
dos los famiiiares dc la que % no existe
enviamos nueatrO usntidO E6IRme
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"BostoD Bnzar"

I'll nurtido ca obietoa fnoU para oabaIls
EoB que tiene ents popular , GCreditado e.
tableCimiento es magoffeo. Ultima no
vedad. Acabamou da FsCibir digsCtsmsn.
ts dc Paris unas tsnaCillan para FilaE 81
bigeto { 10 PGrisien. Con eltag isnacilla-
as ahoFRa iempoY dineEo. TenemoI eg'
peCial guato en OfraesE nueutEn numoEosa
CIientala una infhidsd de obieto1 de fanta'
nia, auf como ObjstOH para viaisy musho-
aHtfculos mas a 1uma utilidBd. Nus1'
troI precios non biGn limitados Una vista
81 "Boston BozaE, San FEanciaCo 81, ID
Corte1 J Munfz y BaldEsis plenamsuta la'
tilfeChos -
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NUEVA CASA ESCUELA EN- SALINAS
Para hoRrlr ID RsmOrIn Dc don Slntlago R
Palmer.
(POr te5sgrato)

Hoy hemoH rscibilo sI siguiente teIs
gTGma:
Salinas, EnsEO 81. 12 o. p. m, Direc
tor "CorEespondoneia", San juan P. r
Pr6ximO Domingo inauguFass nuaVa CaBz
sncusla "Santiago r. Palmer: Cslsbramoa
fiesta banqusta hnnFaE la memoVia de
aausl gram PATRIOTA invit6mosle: DR.
Benelli, Preaidente Junta EacolaE, Luii
Colon, Gslpi 6acEetario."
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JuniO 27.-NOtice is hereby given ,hlt
Entrance Buoy, No. black, IGt clas CAP,
marking the entrance 70 the outer ehannel,
San Juan Harbor, brOks adTiff January
26. 1908.
The buoy will be replaced on its station
81 soon % practicable, due notice Of which
will be publishsd.
By order Of the Light Houus Board.
a. N Wood, Captain, q. 8. N. AIst
70 the lugpr, 3rd Dist, seEvice Of Porto
Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-31

OADA Ola OBTIENE mayor pOpu'
lGRidad 81 msgni6CO Ron San LuiB, como.
edo gsneERlmente CON 81 nombEO de Ex
poSiCi6n. PrepsEado embotsllado pOr
Lon BeiioEes AlVRTe1 HermRnoE, no Contiene
niDguna sustanCia noCiva 10 pEuaba .Vu
gran d0manda. Dsp6Sito San joss 81
R0meDo q 81.
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1000 maaulnss a plazos

Acabnn De reCibiris mas ne 1 600 nd.
quinaa para cossE The ATrivi, que vendsn
& plagss dssde SO csntavo. semRnGlou, 70.
n6gFafoE, musbleS. gran baratillo dc encR.
jeG 4 2. 8, A = cantavoH vaEa On 81 Cielo
' La Vizcafna. CRmaB doFRdas deBde 8 Se
& s 200.
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SEPLSE

Que no pnblicar1Os comunlcadOs an ave
gean pagadOs Dor adelantadO.
Cada seig palabras se Cuentan Dor una
Inca 3 u lfne0 vale dies CsntavOs. s
4Ias OaEtGg que Vengnu o00 eQ3un
tmpQgtS ne eQutgtGn,
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iCoTs6s, C0rs6s, cors6sl

LOl mejores corD6I del mundo son las
que vende 81 Cielo La Vizcafna 200
claBeS de CamaS daBde $475 & s 200; ca
mas doradaB desde 36. Gran bAEatillo
dc oI6n sncBieI.
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Ia ciudadanfa smeliraaa
para los pusrtDlTiqusTos.
I'D. Douglas ba lIsSsntadO 10
bin al C0DgIRSO.
!!ll .aaIIol II0 lIIIgl I /, ITll.l !. q I.Il.

Mr. Albert Douglal, persona ds mucha
iluItraCi6n, ha preleDtido IN bill 81 Con.
gFe1o de loB E1tado1 Unidos para que Ss
conCeda 4 leg pneltoTriqueGol que quiaTan
pedirla, la.ciudadanfa americans. De suo
modo. dice Mr.. Douglas, ss Golucionar6 81
problems del ''atatus de los pusEtOrriqus'
NOS.
Mr.. Douglas reside en- ChilIicothe,
Ohio, } % espoga d de buoua familia ,
muy Cultn.
Mr. Douglas delea, , uuplica 4 il prem.
g de Puerto Rico, Ie entsre dc C1anto
pueda inteEesaE al pals por 81 que niente
viva aimpatfa.
Eston infoEmeu nor 10 fscilitO IN amigo
nueltTO que ConoCi6 81 senior Douglas,
cuando este estuvo con Ga Bef1ora en u iala.
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LA TIENDITA de JoDsfa Eohsvarria
Plaza Principal, San Juan Puerto Rico
Ysnta de sfsctos FaligionOB, artfculOS ,
OvOdad , fantasia , jugueteI Box 216.
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TlquIgr,io noslrsgrlio.

81 nscssita uno. Dislaue anunciando
uaIn1io que dslsa 81 LCdO. Jorge v. Do
minguss. MnyagdsI. 2Ov.l 4
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Local uotIs' 10 nulnDrs Porto Rice.

San Juan Har5or. 0msr Channel.
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Den Manuel Fernando Juncos.

Reproducmos en- facsimile carta que nos dire este
disngudo escritor, expresando e efecto que produ-
era en- propio el de las Pdoras de Foster
para los rinones.
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CAPT. MYERS LUCKY;
NON-OBSERVANT

Capt William Myers, assistant sec
rotary To the Board of Commissioners.
is lucky as well as a nou-observaut
man Two weeks ago the captain lost
a ring, valued as a present from his
wife. and worn by him since his mar
riage- The captain was worried He
made a careful search OF his Office
without result He advertised in all the
papers. There were no answers.
Finally, after giving up all hope, he
was informed by friend that a lost
ring was advertised on the bulletin
board. Owner could have the same by
applying at the office Of J. NJ. Ward,
assistant superintendent OF the build
ing
The captain made inquiry, and discov-
cred that the ring was his 1t was
found in the elevator by the conductor,
Albert Monkey, and fer ten days this
fact had been recorded on the bulletin
board. Captain Myers passes the board
on an average OF five times a day, but
il never occurred to seek information
concerning his lost ring from that
source.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-15
GRANT
ON WESTERN TRIP

Alexander Grant. general superin-
tendent OF the railway mail service. is
making an official trip through the mid
die West.
W. W. Chance, OF the division of sal
aries and allowances, has returned from
short visiting and voting trip TO his
home in Illinois.
q. NJ Trotter. Of the division of sal
aries and allowances, was away TO cast
Ais ballot al his home IN Pennsylvania.
Miss Carrie r. Cooke, of the division
of salaries and allowances. has return
ed TO her desk after being IN at her
hCme for a week.
A +. Riddle. chief electrician for the
de partment, has returned from his home
In Michigan, where ne spent two weeks
with relatives and friends.
George f Shaw. assistant superin-
tendent of buildings. was detained at
home for three days the first part OF
the week by the illness of his yOung
daughter.
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Deputy Auditor Charles H. Heating
Back at Desk After The Campaign

Charles II. Heating, deputy auditor
for the Postofhce Department, who
spent his vacation and leave of absence
at the New York headquarters of the
Republican national committee as a
member Of the speakers bureau. return
ed to his desk on Monday. having had
a large share in the successful manage
ment OF President-eIeCt Tafts campaign.
c. A Kram, law clerk I'm the office
of the auditor for the department. has
returned from trip 10 his homo at
Milton Pa, where he was for the cleo
ton.
W. H. Wanamaker. chief Of the re-
cCrding division. office OF the auditor,
Is spending a vacation Of two weeks
with relatives In Reliance, Ohio.
Miss c. A. Lord, of the recording d.
vision, office Of the auditor. has return
cd from a vacation Of a month. spent
at her old home in Connecticut.
Miss A. c. KenuealIy, OF the asserting
Office Of the auditor, is con-
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DUCKPlN LEAGUERS
HAVE A GALA TINE

The members Of the Plate Printers
Duckpin League OF the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing had a gala time
on Wednesday night at SpaTough S, an
enjoyable banquet being spread after
the evenings bowling. Covers were laid
for fifty. A good orchestra furnished
the music. a feature of the evening
was an address by the president Of the
league, Maxwell Kieso, who was fol-
lowed in a brief talk by Capt. Michael
O'Brien, OF section ten
The bowlers representing section six,
the stars" were Maurice A McAuIiffe,
captain: Lawrence SchUett, Charles II.
Miller, Harry CJack) HOrner, William
II. McCauley and J. Cook. The Fowls
representing section ten, were Michael
c. O'Brien, captain John B. Martin. J.
A Hallerans William Riley. John H.
Jacobs, Frank Milovich and R A. Dono-
hue.
The list of invited guests from tbs
bureau included jeremiah Murphy, Al
bert Young, Charles ". Rich George
u. Jones. Harry B. Newman. Edward
NJ. Baldwin, Edward J. Nesbitt, Francis
{. HUM, Thomas NJ. Roland John r
Waldron, George 7. Hutchinson. WI
liam F. Regean. Lorenzo W. Harmon,
Frank J. Coleman, Theodore Q. Hell
meTtchs, Maurice E COnnOr, Edward
Farley. Joseph p. Wetzei Charles J.
krams, Louis +. Perron, Jacob ROsen-
baum. B. A. Shaffer. and Joseph +.
HUlse.
Speeches were also made by Charles
Miller, William II. MCCauley and Raw
mOnd a. DouOhue.
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fined to Providence Hospital by ILL
ness.
Mrs. NJ s. KirIiu, Of the division Of
dead letters. will leave tomorrow for
a vacation Of nine days.
Mrs. Hazel II. Mount. of the registry
division. city postofce, has returned
10 her +esk after vacation.
Theron j. Bell, Of the Washington
division of pOsIOffiCt inspectors, will
return tomorrow from his home IN
Valparaiso, Ind, where he has been
for the past three weeks on annual
leave.
J. c. BuIger. Of the asserting divi-
sion. Office of the auditor. returned 60
his desk on Wednesday, having spent
his vacation at his old home In Ash
land, Ky.
Mrs NJ. s. Davis. Of the asserting
division, Office Of the auditor, has re-
turned from a visit 10 Ter son in New
York.
Staley N. Clarke. Of the registry di-
vision. city pOstOfhce, has been on
leave OF absence for the past week.
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DISTRICT
LIFE BLOOD PROVES
ONLY COUGH SYRUP
Excitement in Audi
tors Office After Dan Don
Ovan Had a Fright.

All was quiet in the office OF the Au-
ditor. The only sound was the scratch
ing of pens as the clerks engaged in
their daily task
Suddenly from the desk OF Daniel
Donovan. deputy auditor, came a moan.
Mr.. Donovan was seen TO arise hastily
from his chair and then suddenly col
lapse, his face white and drawn and a
look of horror in his eyes.
I've been stabbed" he murmUred
low, Send for a physician"
In a moment he was surrounded by
a sympathizing crowd, anxiously await
ing the extent Of his injuries.
stand back cried Auditor Twee-
dale. Give the man air. Some one
get glass Of water"
Tell me, Danny" ne murmured.
b' nding over the stricken man, where
IS the wound?"
Here, family replied Donovan. pIac-
ing mis- hand ia the region OF his hip
pocket. Il can feel my life blood slowly
ebbing away Tell the Commissioners
/ died at the post OF duty"
Slowly Withdrawing his hand, Dono-
van discovered clinging thereto a dark
brOwnIsh liquid.
Blood" he murmured.
Not on your life" was the brutal
reply OF the Auditor. That's that cough
syrup you've been taking for the last
three days. You have sat on the bot
tie"
Such was discovered to be the fact.
Donovan had inadvertently placed d
bottle Of cough syrup in his rear pocket.
and. sitting down suddenly. the bottle
aad met with disastrous consequences.
Mr. Donovan met with q quick recOv-
cry. ana me only permanent injury was
TO his trousers.
His cough medicine is now kept In his
desk, and oft during the day he is heard
10 mutter:
Never again "
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PRECINCT GOES SOLID
FOR JOHN LANGLEY

William Langley q special agent of
the Bureau Of the Census, is ut his home
at Spurlock, Ky, where he viii remain
on vacation till the latter part of this
month
Mr.. Langley's present field assignment
is at Houston, Tex. Tom which point
he returned 10 cast mis- vote for his
brother, Representative John w Lang
ley. former appointment and disburs-
ing officer of the bureau, who was re-
elected 10 Congress by a majority of
3, 400 a majority more than three times
larger than he received in his previous
race. A story comes rom Kentucky in
connection with MI L1nEley's race for
Congress that is something unique in
the politics Of that State.
In Peter Cave precinct in Martin coun-
Jy. there are but SIX or eight Democrats,
and. as the story goes. they ali liked
langley SO well that they agreed with
their Republican ueighbOrs that they
would all cast their votes for him, and
make Jhe precinct unanimous. This was
done, and the entire vote of Peter Cave
precinct is found in the Langley column
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MOONEY
RETURNS FROM TRIP

William Nj. Mooney. disbursing clerk
for the department. has returned from
a trip To his home in SteubenvilIe. Ohio.
where he pushed things along for Taft
O. D. Thatcher, of the inspecting divi-
sion, office of the auditor, has returned
from a three weeks stay at his home
in Minnesota,
J. E. BOardman, OF the inspecting
division. office of the auditor, will re-
turn Tuesday from his home IN Wabash
Ind, where ne has been for the past
month TO pay a visit to relatives and
friends ard TO cast his vote.
Paul l. Sexton, Of the Bureau of the
Fourth Assistant, has been granted an
Incl ease In salary from $500 to $1,000
per anEum.
Henry A. Shore. OF the railway mail
division, is on q vacation for two weeks.
Z. B. Crawford. Of the railway mail
division, has been on leave Of absence
for the past week
r. Perkins, OF the inspecting division,
office Of the auditor, will return tomor-
row from a trip to his home in Clear
mont county Ohio
Andrew Day. OF the inspecting divf-
sion, office of the auditor, mas returned
from a short visiting and voting trip
to his home iE jackson county. Ind.
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ARTHUR DeREIMER
AGAIN AT HIS DESK

Arthur H. DeReimer. OF the division Of
salaries and allowances, is again at his
desk, after a trip TO his home in Illinois
for the election
Howard 5. Burbank, Of the division OF
salaries and allowances, is spending two
weeks Of his annual leave at Union
Springs, y, Y.
Miss Z. r. Peachy, of the division OF
dead letters. has returned from a vaCa-
ton Of ten days.
II. T. Porter, of the division Of dead
letters, is again at his desk, after a va
cation OF twenty-seven days.
John Z. Davis, OF the division OF dead
letters. has returned from a vacation OF
fifteen days
George +. LOrenZ has been appointed
to a position as clerk at $500 per annum
by transfer from the Philippine service,
and assigned to the Bureau of the Third
Assistant
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CENSUS BUREAU
METZ WILL SPEAK
HERE ON NOVEMBER "A
New York City Comptroller to Make Address on Munic-
pal Accounting at Public Library-Dr Powers
Organizes Meeting

DIT /. q. Powers. chief statistician for
agriculture OF the Bureau of the Census,
and president of the Association of
American Government Accountants, an
nounces that he has secured Herman
Metz, comptroller of New York city,
for an address on municipal accounting
before the meeting of the association to
be held at the Public Library in this
city on Tuesday, November "a
Mr.. Metz will discuss the changes
that are being made in the Govern
mental accounting in New York city.
which DR.. Powers says stands out
prominently as the largest most ex-
Tensive, and most scientific changes
that have been made in this line of work
i'm recent years. DIT Powers says that
il is intended that the address of
Comptroller Metz shall be a popular one
Invested largely of technical terms, and
IL is proposed 10 extend an invitation
through the business organizations Of
the city TO have all present who are In
JeTested in the government of the Dis