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/ quarters. His wife will remain in Wash
| ington few weeks before joining him
in his new home.
Rush w. Conklin. Of the bindery. has
/ been away from the office the past
week taking the remainder of his an
nual leave.
Henry R Rieseberg. of the bindery
| section. supply division, spent a portion
or his leave at Buena Vista the past
Miss Stella NJ. Osborne. gold worker
/ IN the bindery, is taking the remafnder
| OF her annual leave.
has been on the sick HIST for the past
week.
Charles z. Weston. IN charge Of the
finishing section bindery, returned 10
work on Thursday after an illness of
three weeks.
| William L. Duncian. stenographIc sec
ton, office superintendent OF documents.
| leaves tomorrow for weeks visit To
MS nome In Boston, Mass.
/ James L. Primm, Office superintendent
/ OF documents, returned the past week
/ from a vacation of ten days.
Morris Cohen. bookkeeper. Office su.
| perintendent OF documents, IS on leave
| OF absence.
J. F. NTcGinness and Laurence Costi-
| gan, OF the press division. have returned
| from their annual vacations
Joseph s. Cornish. OF the supply d.
/ vision. has returned to ofCicc, having
/ about recovered from his recent injury
w. R. Campbell, chief editor. office or
\ superintendent Of documents. accom-
/ panied by his wife, Is spending some
/ time at Atlantic City.
! Miss Grace D. Thomas. temporary
/ clerk in the bookkeeping section. Office
/ superintendent OF documents, resigned
| her position the past week.
William L. Post, superintendent OF
| documents, returned on Thursday from
| a vaction and recTperating "trip to Vir-
| ginia, where he spent two months.
| A letter from J. H. Rastan, who was
I formerly employed Gs a temporary CON-
1 pOsitOT in the first division, states that
/ he is nicely located as Instructor in the
I art preservative at the Indian school IN
/ Oklahoma. having received an appoint
ment to that position about month
/ ago.
Miss Elisa NJ Davega. Office. superin-
| tendent of documents, left Friday for a
/ trip by sea 10 Boston.
| Thomas F. Hendren. assistant chief
| of the stock section. office superintend-
I ent OF documents. leaves tomorrow Tor
d visit OF two weeks TO home folks In
! the South
Arthur Kelly. assistant cashier, office
superintendent OF documents, accom-
: panied by his family, left last week Tor
! a few days stay at Atlantic City.
Lawrence NJ. Hurdle. office superin-
tendent Of documents, leaves tomorrow
! for New York city AMI other points IN
the East for a stay OF hire weeks.
Frank f. auckland, OF the time clerk
section division OF audit, who is the
/ premier tourist of the pTintery, making
/ an extensive trip abroad every year, Is
again on the high seas on his annual
| voyage. He is accompanied by his vile.
| who always makes the trips with him
! The itinerary this year includes the
! Azores islands, Gibraltar. Naples. Sicily.
| Greco. Palestine and Constantnople,
/ as we'll as portion or Europe. MT
( and Mrs Buckland have seen practlc-l-
| ly ali OF the Old World.
! Columbia. typographical Union, No.
/ 101, IS raising funds TO erect a suitable
monument to the late Edwin G. Jones,
/ a former foreman IN the Government
| Printing Office, and an ex-delegate and
/ ex-president of the local union, who at
/ the time OF his death recently was the
/ Assistant Public Printer of the Philip
pines Mr.. Jones did signal service for
/ Columbia Union during the time ne held
active membership here being primarily
responsible for the restoration OF pay
IN the Government Printing Ofrice. BY
! a resolution of the union. subscription
NIL Ia n
chapels to raise the funds for the monu-
ment. Columbia Union at its last
meeting also passed resolutions of sym
pathy for President James NJ Lynch,
Of the International Typographical
/ Union, who recently lost his father by
death.
Albert E. Terhinger, Of the editorial
section, office superintendent of docu-
ments who returned last week from
few days practice with the District
Artillery, displayed some pretty red me-
mentos of the occasion
Thomas Travis, Of the mOnotvyc di-
vision, returned 70 his post Of duty last
week, after being on the sick list for
several days.
NJ. A Bodenhamer. OF the proof d.
vision, night. has received word that
his brother, J. z. Bodenhamer, Of At
lauta- has been elected delegate to
represent that union at The Boston
convention Of the Internal onaI Typo
graphical Union. d. Lee Smith. a
former well known printer on speci-
fications, was also elected a delegate
by the same union
John NJ Johnson. Of the proof dIvis-
ion, night, has resumed his duties at
the office after an illness of several
weeks
70 II. Shaw. sales clerk. office SUI
porinteadent of documents, is on va
cation for a week.
r c. Roberts. cOmpOsitOr, made a
shor, business trim to Baltimore, Md,
the first part of the week
George A. Tracy. formerly OF the
nrinterv and later an eTnplOye Of the
Philippines printerv, who has been 10
Gated in San Francisco. Cal. for sew
eral months mast. Is temporarily editing
the Labor Clarion OF that city.
Henry Clay Neal of the bindeTy. who
recently entered the lists of the bene-
diets has returned to Washington from
his wedding trip and resumed his du-
ties in the office.
THE GIRL THAT THREW.
A Lyons. France. a girl fourteen years
old threw a brickbat at a rat and 1T