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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-08
Department Bears Deserted
Aspect During Week
of Election.
VOTERS RETURNING
TO WORK TOMORROW
Women Also Take Rest While
Voters Are Away at
Home.

The election has made the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing take on a more
or less deserted appearance for the past
week or ten days, the greatest number
of voters to go to any election, having
gone out this time. Taking advantage
of the absence of the men, many OF
the women employees enjoyed brief va
cations, Among those I'm section eight
who have been on leave for the past
week include Miss Martha Chaplier.
Miss Helen Dillon. Miss Mary Gately.
Miss FIoreuCs Green, Mis- Emma Melon.
Miss Margaret O'Brfen, Miss Annie
Stanford, Miss Dorothy Trail, Miss An
lie Kelly, Miss Imogene Lester, and
Miss Lois Mooney.
The men absent from section eight the
past week include Norris CaIker. VIII
liam Campbell. James c. Clinton, John
Denney. Benjamin Dierdorf. William
Doyle, James Gibson, john HaTdie, JO-
seph HaruIe, Jacob Helde, Jesse Jack
son. Bernard krogar. Charles Laven-
der. Paul O'Nei. William Sacketts WI
liam Montgomery, William HanCe.
James SkIlJOn, Alfred Young, :. r. Muir
ply, and j. J. Campbell All these en-
IIOyes are expected 10 resume work to
morrow.
The following assistants have been
On leave from section ten for the past
week. Miss Ester Decide, Miss Susie
King, Miss Lottie Iuckett, Miss Carrie
Marcy, Miss Alice Meyer, Miss Louise
Shea, Miss George SandersOns Miss Edna
Ward, Miss Marie Harris, Miss Minnie
Holland, Miss Mary Brew. Miss Julia
MiIstead. and Miss Elsie Duerringcr.
Miss Annie Cation. OF the examining
division, has been on leave Of absence
for the past week
A fun force is expected TO report to
morrow morning, when most OF the vot-
ers will have returned, and all the d.
visions will resume the regular schedule.
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COL. w. 7. NALL
TAKES WEEKS HUNT

Col W. 7. Nall. Of the engraving d.
vision. who left Monday for New You K
TO vote, has ben spending the time
since on an upstate hunt with a party
OF friends from the metropolis
Dr.. Young, custodian OF rolls ard
dies, who went 10 his home In Virginia
to vote, is spending a week hunting
with party Of friends from Washing
ton.
Charles Knight. of the engraving di-
vision, was away from the bureau last
week on account Of a death IN the
family
machine division, left Sunday for his old
home in Ohio, where he expects TO spend
his months leave.
I. Plant, of the numbering division.
was IN Baltimore for a short time the
past week,
c. Lash, of the numbering division, is
J. Sullivan, Of the numbering d.
vision. has been on a vacation for the
past week.
W. c. Seller, OF the examining di-
vision, has returned to the bureau after
a visit to his old home in Ohio.
p. Kopfer, Of the numbering division,
is visiting relatives in New York.
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BOOKBINDERS' UNION
SPLIT NOW AVERTED

The threatened split in the ranks. OF
the BOokbinders' Union, caused by tbs
dtsafection OF nearly 100 members. has
been averted, It Is said, 5y these mem
bers coming back into the fold after
settling all obligations.
Foreman Michael. Of the Job division.
and his two ASSISTANTS being away the
cares Of the chief fell upon Charles
W. Summers. who OBLIGATED for q few
days to the satisfaction of the corporars
guard remaining, over half the force
being on on election bent.
Thomas W. Shom0. Of the foundry.
has been acting in place OF Assistants
Murto and DOughry during the absence
Of the latter.
Peter Frank, foreman Of binding. was
AT his home in Buffalo. \. Y, for the
election.
William c Connor, Of the binderv. IN
charge OF forwarding. has returned from
New York city, which he assisted i'm
carrying for the winning ticket.
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MORRIS
GOES TO DELAWARE

Robert Morris, OF the navy division,
made thu trip TO his home IN Sussex
county, Del, 20 vote
William KraIl, Of the supply division,
has returned to duty after paying a
visit to relatives and friends at his old
home in Philadelphia, where he also
took occa ton to vote.
James + Pepper, OF the supply divi-
sion, was a. MS old home Georgetown,
Del, for the election.
c. F. Trogner, chief press reviser, who
went to st. Paul, MINI, to register and
vote. will also pay a visit to relatives
and friends at mis- old home, Neillsville,
Wis. before he returns to Wasting
ton.
Hynes Z. Terry. Of the doorkeepers'
division. is in Evansville. Ind, where
he cast his vote for Taft and Sherman.
Mr. Terry will spend about four weeks
at home. visiting relatives and friends
and cunning.
Daniel p. Bush, assistant emergency
officer, is spending his vacation at his
Old home in Nebraska, where he voted
on Tuesday.
G. B. TalIman, OF the job division, has
returned from two weeks visiting and
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MAKER-UP
is BACK ON THE JOB

Guy z. Partridge, a veteran and eff
Gent maker-Up in the night force, in the
absence Of Maker-up Haworth. has been
detailed to his bank AIakers-up Math-
vrs. AIbertson. Ashley. and Gum, OF
the Y. left on Saturday last for their
legal homes.
+. I. Burnside. John Y. Slater, F. E.
Warren, Z. J. MCDOnOugh. NJ. G. Howe,
George Fertndeger, J. H. Irwin. c. T.
Harding, John Ross, J. II. Hogan. c. c
ScherJzer, Edward Mccormick, J. c.
Sewers. John Tuite. James G. Boss,
George Johnson, jr., r. F. ChisOlm, and
C. e Minton, returned from their an
nual leave during the past week.
John II. Carr and John H Pasco. OF
the watch force, voted in the Quaker
City.
Pennsylvania is represented on the
watch force by Joshua b. Sloops and
William P Chroniger. who helped to
help swell the number of votes in their
respective districts.
George W. Wilmington is visiting at
his home in New Jersey.
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J. r. Ballon Nay Be the Foreman
Of NeqU Bookb1ndIng Department

voting trip to his home in St Paul.
MINI
Henry " Weber. OF the proof divi-
sion, was at his old home in Indiana
for the election.
A r. Lowe. OF the job division, is
spending fifteen days OF his leave at his
ola home IN Indiana
j. ]. WithalL Of the Job division. was
at his home I'm Rochester, y. Y, for the
election.
George A. Grill, Of the b ndery, &C
cOmpanied by his wife. is making q
seventeen day visit to relatives and
friends IN Iowa, where Mr.. Grill ar
rived In time 20 vote.
Lewis Stark, of the bindery, is spend
ing eighteen DAYS Of his leave on va
cation and voting trip 70 his old home
IN Detroit, Mich,
William J. Hope, Of the finishing and
forwarding division. OF the biudery,
made the trip To mis- old home "a Ne
braska, where on Tuesday ne gave an
expression at the ballot box OF the faith
within him.
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Rumor 1ss it tha. j. r. BaIIou. a
popular membr &C the B7okbinders'
union, formerly employed IN the print
cry, is slated 10 foremanize the book
binding department of the proposed
large publishing company now IA pro-
cess Of organic L-i5n by oscar J. Rick
etts and others SIR. Ballou IS said t.
be euinenJ'y qualified for tie position.
having had charge Of shops In several
cities.
Samuel <. CuI5ertsJn. OF the job
division, male a nyn: trip 10 Steu-
benviIIe, Ohio, to register his vote,
leaving this city on Friday evening.
and on the return trip making a brief
visit with PittsDLrg. PA. friends lie
returned to WORK Wednesday 81. TL q.
\ number OF printers and off ials
from the Ohice attended the .sCent
Plate Printers oyster roast as specially
invited guests. A royal time was the
verdict
Edward L. RedaeId, Of the monotype
division recently disposed or his quincy
street home and purchased vacant prop
eTty on a desirable corner in North
Capitol street. in the BloOmingdal" sec
ton. which he expects 10 dispose u al
a profit Mr. RedheId c0mremI Lates
removal 20 another cline on account
Of the unfavOrable state OF Mrs. Red
fields health.
James A Whit1OCk, Of the Job division.
was among the boys who did not haYe
70 go far to vote-helped swell the re-
suit at Hyattsville. Md. and turned up
smlIiuEly for work next morning.
Paymaster Bennett. who has been in
Illinois for the election, is expected 10
return shortly.
Harvey T. Balmer. Of the estimating
section. has returned 70 his desk from
a short trip 70 his Pennsylvania home.
Elmer Johnson and Clinton O. Buck
ingham, Of the foundry force, are back
again from their Connecticut trp,
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CAMPBELL GRANTED
THREE WEEKS LEAVE

". G. Campbell. chief inspector Of
the Bureau OF Chemistry. has been
granted leave for three weeks. He will
spend the time hunting in the South.
Robert S. Jones. OF the Bureau OF
Chemistry. has been on a vacation for
the past week.
Miss NJ. ID. Moore. Of the Bureau OF
Chemistry. viii return 10 her desk to
morrow. after a two weeks leave Of
absence.
Stuart \. Postal. OF the Bureau Of
Chemistry will return 10 his desk to-
morrow, after a vacation visit to his
Old home in Columbus. Ohio.
G. Arthur 3ell, Of the Bureau OF Ami
nal INDUSTRY. leaves today for New
York 20 attend the National Horse
Show.
George r. Samson. Of the Bureau OF
Animal Industry, was on leave for A
Few days the past week TO secure nee
essary treatment for his eyes.
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SECRETARY WILSON
MAKES GOOD RECORD

Secretary wilson returned 20 the De
partment or Agriculture yesterday
morning after e most successful stump
ing trip in the States OF Maine Indl-
ana, Nebraska, Kansas, and Iowa. He
cast his ballot at his home town, Traer.
Iowa, before leaving for the trip East.
The Secretary. who lacks only a few
months of having the banner record for
service in the Cabinets proved to be a
most effective speaker among the farm
ers, and he states that he was worked
especially hard in the closing days OF
the campaign. He Is delighted with the
result of the election, In which he play
ed conspicuous part.
Col S. r. Burch. chief clerk Of the
department, has returned from West
eru trip. which included a stop at his
home In Denver. Col lie was &C
cOmpanied by his daughter. Mrs. Webb,
of Denver, on the return trip
F. G. Kelsey. of the Office Of the so
liCitOr accompanied by his wife. has
returned from d vacation trip to his old
home in New York State,
Z. E. Forbes. OF the disbursing force.
has returned from vacation of
month spent IN Iowa.
E. D. VERIFY, Of the disbursing once.
is spending his leave on hunting trip
to Virginia.
Miss NJ. Sexton OF the disbursing
Office, has returned 10 her desk after
d short vacation.
L. II. Harrington, of the disbursing
Office, accompanied by his wife, is
spending his vacation at his old home
in Ohio, where he arrived in time 70
cast his vote.
Several hundred yards OF rubber trail
ing ABOUT four feet wide has been placed
in the corridors Of the new building.
The department proper is receiving an
interior coat of paint, and now presents
a spick and span appearance.
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BUREAU
PERSONAL NOTES

Among the employees Of the wetting
division absent the past week for vot-
ing purposes were George Reynolds,
James A. Frank, W. 7. Brown, Maurice
S. Carlin. Albert II. Jones. John \.
Quander, James II. Connalley, NJ. NJ.
SyphaX, and Oliver G. Terry.
Mrs. Hester Cusick and Mrs. McSenft,
of the numbering division, have return
ed from a pleasant vacation stay in At
lantic City.
Miss Dora Hudson. Of the examining
division, has been on leave of absence
for the past week.
Miss Emma DOniphan, OF the examin-
ing division. has been on a vacation for
the past week
The absentees from section one the
past week for election purposes included
Charles Gates. James Hassett. Paul
MdUs. Patrick Rooney, Theodore Mos
lev. Herman Hartman, Lewis QueSada,
William Bowman. b. Newman. John
Beck. H Newman.
George Land. Of section eight, left the
past week for his old home in St Louis.
Mo- where he will spend his vacation
with relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Cunningham, OF the exam
ming division, is taking part Of her an
nuai leave.
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PLEASED
WITH NEW POSITION

c. o. White. Of Forest Service, has
gone to his home at Charlottesville,
Ind, TO spend a months vacation, aft
er which he will proceed 10 his new
station in Montana. Mr.. White is
very much pleased with his new as
signment, and expects to have abund-
ant opportunity TO bag large game.
as he is proficient in the handling Of
firearms. Mr.. White served in the
Philippines during the insurrectiOn
there, and has several medals awarded
him for bravery and Workmanship.
William S. Campbell, of the office
Of the Secretary, was married on Wed
nesday morning at II O'clock to Miss
Harriet Hartley Gates, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Walter n. Gates, of
this city. The marriage took place
at the residence of the Rev. George
E. Maydwel, pastor Of Waugh MethO-
dist Episcopal Church, 30S A street
northeast. that gentleman officiating,
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell left immediate
" for a bridal tour TO points in Della
ware and New York. On their return
TO the city they will make their home
at sos Fourth street southeast.
Prof G. E. Patrick, chief OF he
dairy laboratory, Bureau of Chemistry,
spent the past week at his home in
Iowa. where he went for the purpose
Of casting his vote.
DR.. 3. H. Ransom. chief of the 100
logical division, Bureau of Animal In
CustTy. is spending some time in Okla
IoTna on business for the bureau
!, n. Hornbaker of the pathological
division, Bureau of Animal Industry,
has been spending the past week down
the Potomac cunning for game.
c. c. Carroll. chief clerk of the Ru-
reau Of Animal Industry, returned 10
his post of duty on Friday, after spend
ing two weeks at his home in st. Claires-
vile, Ohio, accompanied by his wife and
son.
H. G. Fuller, OF the Bureau of Chem
istry, who has been on a vacation for
a month at points of interest in New
England, returned to his desk on Mon
day
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NEVER SUCH EXODUS
OF VOTERS BEFORE

Never within the recollection OF the
oldest emplOye in point of service in TIA
worlds greatest print shop, has there
been such a tremendous exodus of
voters. From the Public Printer clear
down the line, practically every division
or section was without its -egular head
on election day and the few days pre-
ceding and following.
Captain Brian trod the deck Of a dis
mantled man-Of-war. as It were, his
footsteps echoing In the cavernous
depths Of the ghostIy marble corridors,
and It is said the Deputy Public Printer
more than once pinched himself 10 see
whether he was dreaming. A stroll
through the mechanical divisions re-
Vealed rows upon rows Of vacant racks
and benches motionless typesettinE ma
chimes, stilled perfecting presses. ana
other machines Of the noisy parapher-
mana tSnderly cioaked ana tucked away
IN SlumbeT.
There was simply nothing doing.
Ana thS hands. Well, they couldn't
be found II they really were there
There might have been a dozen or so
scattered here ana there, just enough 10
represent Proud days they were for
the Hear-DCss-s. Men who for wears
nOurished the secret desire TO be fore
man suddenly found their cherished
hopes In process OF fulflment and pre-
clpltated 10 the post Of fOremauship OF
chieftainship. And the messenger boys
the usual force was on duty. for the
boys are too young to vOte-iust simply
nad 10 play mumbly-peg and allies 10
Keep awake and while away time.
Charles r. Young has been holding
down temporarily Jhre' positions, and
reels the strain. The sIDerintendent of
work, Mr. Berg, has been away. SO haa
MS next assistant, Jerome Kendall. and
also FRANK &. Wallace, foreman of uriut-
ing Mr.. Young has been 1T for All
three' but the saddest part Of the story
ne did not draw the combined Salaries.
Robert A Martin. Of the Jacket sec
tlon' and Richard Peed, proof reader.
nave gone 20 Indiana for a short while.
George L Dill, Harry MulliEau. and
J. Edward MUlligan. the latter Two
DtotneTs' are among the returned Bal
tlmoreans.
Aessrs. SpottswOod and Bright. the
oid guard held down the It'd In the Of
tIcO u the assistant foreman Ct nrint-
ING during the absence OF Afessrs.
Greene. Iemplar, and Lesher.
joseph K. Dawson, Of the iob ii
Vision, Is away for brief visit to his
Illinois home.
Joseph T. GOOdkey, Of the monotype
division. has returned from a trip to lis
old home In Louisville, XIV. where he
aided in carrying the metropolis OF the
Blue Grass State for TAFT and Sher-
man. Mr.. CSoodkey never fails IA 60 "a
his home for electiOB purposes. the pres
enL trip being the ninth one he has made
since being located in Washinrtoo-s
trip every year.
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MRS. E. A. CALLACHAN
BACK FROM LEAVE

Mrs. Eva a Callaghan, the efficient
fOrewOman Of the division Of work. was
most pleasantly greeted by the women
OF that section upon her return from
he- annual leave on Friday morning.
Frank A Buckiand is acting chief OF
the timeroOm in the absence Of Colonel
Entrikeu.
Fred Council and Fletcher Bowden,
Of the first division, have been tenn
poraT1ly assigned TO lmpOser Burnside's
hustlInE star
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CATTLE DISEASES
TO BE PUBLISHED

The division of publications has sent
to the Public Printer the manuscript
for the revised edition Of the special re-
port on the Diseases of Cattle" the
last session Of Congress having made
provision for an edition Of 10000 copies
of this popular and much-sought work.
The books will be for distribution by
members of Congress principally.
The Farmers National Committee on
Industrial Alcohol sill meet at the Ma
tionaI Hotel, in Washington, on Tues
day, for q i've days session. The com
mittee IS composed principally of the
masters OF State oranges. The prinCi-
pal feature OF the sessions will be an
exhibit Of alcohol appliances, such as
alcohol lamps. stove. chahng dishes.
and coffee perculatOrs.
The denatured alcohol distiIIerv being
operated at the Bureau OF Chemistry is
proving a popular and effective affair.
Lectures are given each morning at
10 o'clock by specialists on some feature
OF the denaJuTed alcohol industry. The
distillery viii be in operation tin the
middle OF this month
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MARRIED 20 YEARS,
HAS CELEBRATION

Jacob Faye. of the examining di-
vision, celebrated the twentieth ami
versary Of his marriage on Saturday
last.
Miss Lucy Homer. Of the examining
division. has been transferred to the
trimming division.
Edward ShanIIe, Of the examining di-
vision. night force, is paying a three
week visit to his home, in Pennsyl-
vania-
Harry Houser. OF the examining d.
vision. has gone to his home. on the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland. TO spend
two weeks.
Miss Locksman, messenger of section
z, has been on a vacs ton for the past
week.
Miss Marie Barker. Of the wetting di-
vision, is visiting friends In Kansas
Mrs. ZeIa Eldred. OF section 1. has
been on leave of absence for the past
week.
J. B. Murray. chief Of the wetting d.
vision, IS visiting friends in Philadel-
phia. Pa
Albert l. seIlen. Of the wetting di-
vision. is visiting at his home. IN Ten
uessee-
James Shanahan and Bonner CsiIlen,
of section 1. have been absent on vaca-
tons
Mrs. Nellie Snyder. of the examining
division, is away from duty because OF
her sisters illness.
Joseph Cain, Frank Herbert, Thomas
schooley, and William Wright, Of sec
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CALLED TO BEDSIDE
OF FATHER, VERY ILL

Miss Dora Vaney. Of section one,
was called to the bedside Of her father
on Saturday morning last. a few min
utes after entering the bureau for the
work of the day. and found him in
critical condition. although well and
apparently ia perfect health when she
left home but an hour or so previous.
James Quirk, Of the wetting division,
paid a visit TO his home I'm New York
the past week
Hugo Der. Nelson. OF the wetting di-
vision, is visiting his home in New
York.
Superintendent Edwin Fowler, Of sec
tion ten. whose room has Deen closed
during the election period because Of
the great exodus OF voters has been
substituting in section eight, where his
services have been greatly appreciated
by the employees Mr.. Fowler Will re-
sumo operations In his division tomor-
row.
D. J. Bowman. Of section ten, is pay
ing a visit TO relatives IN Boston. Mass.
Section ten employees away for the
past week for election and other pur-
poses and who are expected TO re-
sumo work tomorrow. include J. P
Wetzel. Samuel AdamsOn, Edward At
kinson, Thomas Devlin, W J. Dooley.
q V. Farley, John FTedrtCaCt William
Stuckert, J. Hulse, Edward Kane. G J
Kraus, F. Leon, Fred Meyer. y. Mel
son, VI. .. o Brien, W p. Riley, George
Thurber, and Gustave Weckel.
VIey Gtraflitt. of the examining d.
vision is taking two weeks Of his an
nual leave.
Miss Lou HOpeWell. Of section eight
has been on a visit 10 her home IN Vir-
ginia for the past week
Miss Minnie Butler, OF section ten,
Is away on leave OF absence.
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H. M. EDSALL DIES
AT INDIANA HOME

II. M. Edssu, a popular and efficient
clerk who has been employed in the
Bureau of Animal Industry for the past
several years, and who went to his
home in Northern Indiana about six
weeks ago in the hope OF improving his
health, died there the past week. Mr..
Edsau is survived by his wife. who is
now at the family home in Indiana.
+. J. MalOy. OF the Bureau OF Animal
Industry. has returned to his desk after
spending about two weeks at his old
home in DennisOn, Ohio, where he was
accompanied by his wife.
c. c. Mcdonnell, Of the Bureau of
Chemistry, has been granted leave Of
abseEse for the month OF November.
Miss Mary Sue Hurt, sister-in-law of
W S. Stamper, OF the Bureau of AMI
ton !, visited their homes, IN New
York. the past week
Miss Mary Osterman, clerk in the ex-
aiming division, is away on leave Of
absence for several days.
The employees OF section nine on voting
leave the past week included A 2 Mey-
tEs, = DucAenI1iIlerl Harry MacFate,
b. Morris, J 2. AIilltZer, @ H VII
Lams, Fred y. Johnson. S. Z. Beach, J.
Farley, z. KehOe, r. Meyers, r +.
Doyle, and Messrs- Kraft an Yates.
Harry Szegedy. superintendtn Of sec
ton nine. who has been confined to his
home by Illness for the past two
months, is now able to be out on the
street.
Miss Katherine Wilson, Of the exau1in-
ing division, is taking a week OF her an
nual leave.
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OLD TUBE SYSTEM
MAY BE RESTORED

It is reported that the pneumatic tubes
which were so ruthlessly dismantIed
and thrown out by the "Old Audit Sys-
tenn during the Stillings administra-
uon' are to be restored.
William Avis and James II. Sutton. Of
the watch force, voted in New Jersey.
John Cook. Thomas ]. Ricketts,, and
Edwin 7. Atkinson, of the watch force,
voted in Ohio.
Dillon H. James, Of the watch force,
IS at his home IN Indiana
r Among the New England voters were
William J. Breed. OF New Hampshire,
and Robert NJ. Calhoun, OF Connecti-
cut. both of the watch force.
Wallace c. Leonard. Of the watch
force, is spending a vacation az his
home In West Virginia.
Howard G. Brown, estimate referee,
was married Wednesday. October q, to
Miss Leulah Rothrock, of North Caro-
lima Mr. and Mrs. Brown Will spend
their honeymoon in New York, PhfIa-
associates in the Government Printing
Office presented him with a ha5 Isome
silver bread tray.
John A. Cunningham, pres man, IS
visiting his home in Cambridge, Mass
II. c. Mcfarland, foreman of press
work. is in indianapolis, Ind, where he
cast his vote Tuesday.