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home IN virginia, that she was in a run
away accident, and sustained several
painful injuries. among them a broken
nose Miss Poe Is very popular IN the
bureau, and her friends have been great
" distressed at the bad news.
Miss Katherine Fallon, one OF the
pretty and attractive counters in the ex-
aiming division, and Thomas McCaoe,
of the printing division, night force
were quietly married on Saturday last
at 10 a. N.
The church was decorated with palms
and white roses The bride was given
away By Miss Josephine Caesar, who
acted as maid of honor The groom was
accompanied by his best man. J. H.
Harrington. The bride was gowned In
a travelling suit OF cream cloth, with
long gloves and hat 20 match, and car
ried a bouquet of La France roses. Mr.
and Mrs McCabe left Immediately after
the ceremony for a bridal trip 10 At
E.ntic City, Asbury Park. and Ocean
Grove, y. J. They viii be at home 70
their friends after October l.
Harry F. Scott, one OF the best known
Viate printers in the bureau, who has
been III FOR several months. died at one
OF the local hospitals on Thursday
from the effects OF an operation. finally
determined upon in the hope Of saving
his Iife
Charles W. Good. Of the engraving d.
vision. with his family, left last week
| for Virginia. where a visit OF two weeks
I viii be paid TO relatives and friends
/ ~ .-f. q C-,-o-, % rY,a a,a--fr7frs
/ division sent last week It her home
In Virginia.
Miss Annie T. Harding. Of the engrav-
4 Ing division. was at her home in Viz
/ GINA 10 spend Labor Day.
! William a. Jack. Of section three. is
! spending several days IN efiantic City
/ Robert B. OHara. OF section six, has
! been granted leave for tel days, and
viii spend the time at his home in Bed
! ford City, Va
Miss Mary A Riley. OF the examining
I division. has been promoted 20 the sur-
! face branch
The following employees have been
/ transferred TO the trimming room Miss
/ Minnie Suaugler, Miss Margaret HALEY
/ Miss Mary Seaton. Miss Mary Madisan
| Miss Alice Hall. Miss Katherine Boyle
/ and Miss Mabel s. OfUtt.
Miss Marie A. Fahe--y, Of the wettina
4 division. returned tc office the pas
/ week after a vacation : two weeks al
her home in Harpers Ferry, " Va
! Mrs. Annie ClarksOn, % the number
/ ing division, returned TO a -ty the pass
| week after ten DAYS sprHl at Laurel
Nd. on a visit TO Mrs waite Robinson
and sister, Miss Nellie Comes.
Miss Annie Dewey, Of Ia, wettin5
/ division. spent Sunday and MJnday last
on a visit 10 her home near Richmond
Va
= Miss Carrie WIster, Of the miscel
i Ianeous division. has been granted leave
until October .. and viii spend the tins
At BIuemOnt, Va
|, Miss Daisy COlvin. Of section four
| Is spending Two weeks Of neT leave q
| ner home IN Virginia
/, Victcr Rielaski. 81 the engraving Of
vision, the popular amateur baseball
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c. NJ. Ballard, Of the job division. ac-
companied by his wife and little daUgh-
ter, has returned from Asbury Park. n
J. They took the water route from
Washington to New York, and # is said
that little Miss Ballard was the best
sailor in the party.
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Charles +. Mullen Of the first division,
who is a corporal In the First Battery
District National Guard, has been on
military duty for the past week at the
Sea Grit rifle range in New Jersey.
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A. Goodrich, the job divisicL'
grand old man. who is one OF the
Oldest employees of the SIfiCe, and a
member Of the Volunteer FiremCl's
Association of the District, is on seven
teen days leave.
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In the absence Of Assistant Foreman
George r. Boone, Of the first division,
Ernest G. SaltZman has been advanced
20 acting assistant by Foreman Bowen.
Charles W. Burnett presides at the copy
desk, vice Saltzman.
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II. W. Graham, maker-up in the
job division, is on twenty-One
days leave. which he viii spend
in and about Washington. Mr.. era
ham is one OF the expert checker
players OF the District
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George p. DoweD. William c. Seton.
and Charles NJ. Warren, of the first III
vision, reported for work on Tuesday,
cent illness.
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Among job division employees return
ing from vacations the past week were
G. 1. Williams. Arthur G. Brown, 7. 3.
yer.
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The following employees of the for
warding and finishing division Of the
bindery have been granted leave for
fifteen days. commencing on Thursday
last: George T BerSley, Eli Whitley,
James z. Lowe, and Charles +. Smith.
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A P. z. Doyle. Of the job division. is
on fifteen days leave.
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day after a vacation of thirty days,
which he spent in Atlantic city ana
Albany and other points in Sew York
State.
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Theodore NJ. Hanft. of the first dlvi-
sion, has been transferred to the proof
division as a copy holder.
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II. c. Underwood. of the first division.
has been spending several days In Balu-
more renewing the acquaintance or
former DAYS. He is accompanied by his
wife, and they expect TO visit Judge
George savage, at the Sheppard and
fore they return.
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Harry c. Burke, office superintendent
of work. is spending his leave at Sara
toga, n. Y.
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William II. DraytOn, OF the first di-
vision. is passing the closing days OF his
vacation at Minona Springs, Ga.
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William F. Ashley. makeup on the
" passed Sunday and Labor Day in
New jersey.
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Miss Alice DTaney, Of the office of the
purchasing agent, and Miss Ida Tom
llnson, Of the time section. are spending
their vacation at Atlantic City.
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Miss Susan A. Marshall, OF the di-
vision Of accounts, is spending two
weeks at her home in Virginia.
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Wilson Harvey. chief Of the leather
cutting section. bindery. is spending one
week at Point Lockout. Md. Mr. Har-
Fishing Club, composed Of forty-five
members. who are now enjoying their
annual outing.
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created in the first division on Saturday
last by the appearance of one of the
lady compOsitors IN a pretty abridged
Merry Widow bonnet. II was not the
youngest lady. either
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Miss Lizzie V. NoCkbee. of the cost
keeping section. is spending her leave
at Atlantic City.
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Edward L. La Bossiere, of the bind
cry, returned Thursday from his annual
leave, which he spent on a visit TO rela-
tive and friends at his home in Boston,
Mass
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John Pridgeon, Of the bindery. has re-
turned from his summer vacation
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Miss Mary A. Cramer. Miss Blanche
l.. Van DeVenter. and Miss Eleanor s.
Ramsey, OF the gold room, bindery. are
among those reporting for duty the past
week after taking vacations.
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John d. Bradley, Of the linotype d.
vision, Will spend two weeks Of his an
uual leave recupsrating.
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5. +. Gillespie. OF the job division, who
is on leave for eighteen days, Will spend
the time in the city.
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L. P. Renney, foreman of the linotype
division has returned from his vaca-
lion.
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Waite. Saunders. assistant custodian
Of the plate vault. IS taking annual leave
and viii spend some OF the time in At
lauric City.
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Miss Nora c. Vondereau. clerk. has
returned to duty after spending two
weeks at her home in Indiana.
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Thomas Clark. Of section S. has been
on vacation for the past week.
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Edward J. Wilver. paying teller IN
the office Of the cashier. has returned
from vacation of fifteen days spent
in Atlantic City and on visit 70 rela-
tives at his old home, in Pennsylvania.
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J. r Johnson. Cornelius Mckinney,
and Charles DOGsOu, of the linotype d.
vision, are taking vacations.
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Miss Anna Ferris, Of section I, Is
spending q week at Harpers Ferry, ".
Va and VIII also 90 TO Atlantic city
for a few days before returning 10 the
bureau.
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J.. ". Harmon, Of section I. has been
granted leave of absence for a week
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Foreman Edmund F. Lawson, OF tbs
printing division. has been detained at
his home for the past week BY the IL
ness Of his son
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Brendan S. Gynan. Of the casemaking
division, bindery, is taking a vacation Of
several weeks
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Ellis Beauchamp. messenger in sec
ton six. is spending two weeks OF his
vacation at his home in Virginia
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Hermann G. LUerssen. who is detailed
TO the Capitol as a bOOkbinder, is eN-
pected to be able to leave Providence
Hospital within the next week or ten
days. following a surgical operation
Mr.. Luerssen has been confined 10 the
hospital for the past four weeks, but Is
making good progress toward recovery.
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Edward Borland. Of the office Of the
printing division. Is taking part Of his
annual leave
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Charles Matthews, Of the cutting and
packing division. has just returned from
Atlantic City, where he spent fifteen
days with his family
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Miss Alberta Ryan. Of section /. has
been visiting friends IN Baltimore, Nd
for the past week
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J. A. Nicholson. of the job division, is
enjoying the remainder Of his leave
fishing IN the Chesapeake near North
Point Nd.
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W.T.. REED KISSES
THE BLARNEySTONE
Employe of Proof Division
Writes Letter From
Stuttgart.

William F Reed, Of the proof d.
vision, who IS making an extensive Eu-
ropean tour with Mrs. Reed, writes
from Stuttgart that they are having a
royal trip. and that among other places
CT absorbing interest already visited. is
Barney Castle, where with the assist
ance Of two Americans, one Of them a
clergyman from Detroit, he was able
TO kiss the stone.
Leaving Ireland, MI. and Mrs. Reed
passed through Wales to Chester, Eng
land. thence to Liverpool, London and
Paris. A stop was next made at Mar
settles, France, from which point
trip was made TO Rome. passing along
the Mediterranean all the way, and by
Monte Carlo. Rome was found to be
very warm, with business practically
suspended in the middle of the day
Mr.. Reed wentrou along the Appian
Way and down into the Catacombs-
Venice, Milan. ana other points OF in
terest were visited on the way 10 Swift
zerland. The trip IS TO be extended still
further, and the friends in the office
of Mr.. Reed are expecting to hear some
realistic, travelOgues when he returns.
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Ezzzzz1G@AgricuIture36zzz
of Animal Industry
To Aid hthisis Congress
Dr. Moher Will Represent Branch Of Federal Depart
ment at Convention to Be Held in Washington
Prepares Paper.

left Friday for Carlisle, Pa, TO attend
he funeral Of Mrs. Cornman's father,
who died on Thursday night.
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Miss Nary Mclaughlin has been
transferred from the examining 70 the
numbering division.
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Charles c. BOrIand. foreman Of the
carpenter shop, is taking his annual
leave.
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Fred L. Powers, chief electrician. and
Casper r. Taylor leading machinist. are
spend few days fishing and grabbing
around Norfolk and BuckrOe Beach, Va.
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II. o. SimOns. chief bOOkkeeper. has
returned TO duty after a pleasant trip
10 Atlantic City.
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Albert 5 Johnson, of the office Of the
assistant foreman Of printing, left for
his vacation or Thursday, and VIII
spend the time In Atlantic city.
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Miss Marjorie H. ThOrnette, Of section
eleven. and Miss Grace Thornette have
returned TO duty after a vacation OF two
weeks spent al PtDey Point. Nd
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Miss Mary A. Downey, Of the gold
room, bindery, is taking her annual va
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Miss Cassie Goodman. of the cost
keeping section. is paying a vacation
visit to her sister in New York city.
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Thomas c. Elliott, OF the monotype
division, will spend a vacation OF three
weeks. just granted in Virginia and
North Carolina.
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Alpbeus F. Riddle, office assistant
foreman Of printing, who has been con-
fined to his bed with a carbuncle for
about two weeks, is now said 10 be
threatened with typhoid fever.
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W. J. Egbert. of the job division, ac-
companied by his family, IS at Virginia
Beach for fifteen days.
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player. fs spending a vacation Of thres
weeks with & part Of friends fishing n
he Potomac
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Miss EvIyn Harr. OF section s. is taxi
ing one week Of her annual leave
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Miss NJ. Whiting has taken a ninseYa-
day appointment for service in the eX-
aiming division
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Mrs MoIlIe c. Jump. clerk IN section
nine. has been on leave Of absence for
the past week
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William H DERRICK, OF the mOnotype
division, who left the past week FOR a
vacation Of three weeks, will pay a
visit 20 relatives in PiLtsburg, Pa
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RCOvernment Printing Offices

vacation of fifteen days spent at Co
lonial Beach
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Mrs. Apolonia T. Abel. of the division
Of accounts, is at her desk after an ill
ness OF two weeks.
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Charles D. Johnson. Of the monotype
division has been granted leave OF
absence for three weeks and is TO
spend the time in New York and At
lantic City.
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Charles z. Slentz, of the linotype
division. accompanied by his family,
is spending eighteen days of his leave
in Harrisburg, Pa, and New York
city.
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Frank NJ Lloyd, Elmer Dement,. John
Ross, Percy J. TalbuJ and Isaac d.
Williamson, of the first division. It.
turned from vacations the past week.
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BROADWAY THEATERS
ARE FROHMANESQUE

Continued from Third Page)
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Max J. KnOble, OF the mOnOtvpe
division, spent several days the past
week I'm Atlantic City.
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Lieut.. George Wheeler, OF the
watch force. has returned after a
New York State, Connecticut, and
Massac huSettS.
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Reune A Julian, on the copy desk
in the linotype division, was in Troy.
n Y, the past week TO attend the
funeral of Charles Sheldon, the form
er popular emplOye of the office, who
died in this city.
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Albert Terhinger. office superintend-
ent Of documents. has returned from a
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James NJ Stuart, Byron A. Ford. and.
c.. W. Hall. of the monotype division.
are among the leave-takers from the
mOnotype division for the past week
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Miss Lena Waters and Miss Mamie
Hume, Of the printing division. spent
Labor DAY al L.urdy cave.
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J. F. Luitch. of the job division, IS
on leave Of absence for fifteen days. lie
is a member of the Washington printers'
baseball team, and left for New York
on FrSdy- On Tuesday the cub viii
play the New York printers
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". NJ. Vogler, Of the linotype divi-
sion, is on a vacation for two weeks.
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Horace Crawford, of the first division.
having recovered from his recent Ill
ness, has returned 10 work
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Thomas A. Dougherty, OF the first
division. has been on leave for few
days the past week owing TO the death
of his uncle. George s Smith, an Octo-
genarian and former emplOye OF the
Adams Express Company. in this city
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Fred W Moore. Of the office OF the
pyavate secretary, has returned after
two weeks leave spent in the noun
tains
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Robert Mcclure. Of section 3. Is on
leave Of absence for a few days.
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HURT IN RUNAWAY
WHILE ON VACATION
Miss Rosa. Poe Suffers
Broken Nose in Accident.
Badly Bruised.

Word has been received from Miss
Rosa Poe, Of the engraving division,
who is spending her vacation at her
home IN Virginia. that she was in a run
away accident, and sustained several
painful injuries. among them broken
nose. Miss Poe Is very popular IN the
bureau, and her friends have been great
" distressed at the bad news.
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Mrs. Maggie D. Simms. Of section six,
has recovered from an attack Of typhoid
fever. which kept her on the sick liSr
for more than seven weeks.
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Mrs. Eva Perry, Of section eleven, Is
taking a vacation Of two weeks
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Miss Harriet r. Robinson, Of the
mOnOtype division, who IS on vaca-
ton. viii spend the time at Auburn,
y Y, on a visit to her brother
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Miss Edna 3 Adams. OF section five.
returned to work the past week after
a months vaC-tiOn spent at her S6me IN
Charles county. Nd
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Charles O. Doten, cOmpositor, has
been transferred from the mOnOtype d.
vision 10 the Agricultural branch
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George W. Wetmoue. OF the first d.
vision. imposing force. Is spending his
thirty days annual leave on the East
ern Shore OF Virginia.
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Richard Sullivan, OF the Office of
the Deputy Public Printer, has re-
turned from a vacation of ten days.
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Miss Maud Riggles. Of the examining
division has been granted leave for two
weeks. and viii spend the time at her
home IN Maryland.
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James P Garner. of tho first division.
IS enjoying Virginia sunshine and fruit
while on annual Leave.
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Fred ". Council and :. J. Dwight,
OF the first division, are passing their
annual leave IN New York State
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William H Davis. OF the Navy
branch. has been transferred 70 the
monotype division.
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Miss Mary CaywoOd. Of section I've, Is
very 81 at her home in this city
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Henry Clay Evans, Of the first d.
vision, who has ben absent for sew
eral weeks on account OF illness, re-
turned TO Office on Wednesday He
has not yet fully recovered his health
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BENJAMIN p. Entriken, chief Of the
time division, has returned from a
vacation Of ten days, having spent
most of the time In Toledo, Ohio, at
tending the G. A. r. encampment.
Mr.. Entriken is a past commander
of the Department of the Potomac.
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Mrs. Bealle, o. the examining division.
has been granted leave Of absence for
week.
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Joshua y. Stecd, Of the division Of
accounts. has returned 70 duty after an
extensive tour Of the Fast
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Miss Mary SeauOn. Of the examining
is spending a week al Harpera
Ferry W. Va. on a vacation visit
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Miss Mariana Speiden. Of section 3, Is
On = vacation for several days
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About fifteen operators in the limo
type division were detailed to the
proof division the past week
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V. II. Sehorn, Of the Bureau Of AMI
NAL Industry. who left last week for
his home at Preston. Ne, 70 spend his
vacation, writes to friends in the bu-
reau that he got home in time to see
a visit from the stOrk. which left =
handsome boy.
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Miss Josephine G. Buckley, Of the
money order division, is taking sew
eral weeks leave, which she Will
spend in the country
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James f. Bright. Of the first division,
who IS also treasurer Of Columbia Typo
graphical Union, No. 10l. 70 spending
his twentv-One days leave with mis-
family at Bluemont. Va.